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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

Losr DrmSG THE GALE OF SUNDAY. The
Bnifalo Conrier leans from Captain MabIe,
efthe seow Iron Duke. The names Of the
.scews thai Eent ashore op the Canadian
side Of tie river dHring the severe gale Of
Sunday eFsRing. VIZ; 6eOvs Empire. Far
Iner aud scottish Chief. ledea With lnmber,
Marshal Ney. laden wilh wood, and barge
akssrah Aon, laden with grain sHd -four,
The scous. with the scOw DliFe BraBb,
lef. Danville for Bnaslo on SatuEdsy 10 tow
a The tng Howard, and WeEp- struck by
tie gale of wInd OF Sunday eseaIng. All
neff eieeted. except ghe Diige BFapcb;
vIih tie inss cf X of he sJsws -'' -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15
Farm for Sale.
The Grefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate SUI
IA pervon OF skilnl Physician. and they may be
lied upon ia all cases.
The intelligence Of the community Is not insued BY the
offer OF single medicine which Claims to ALL DIsEAsE
but the Grasenberg Remedies consist OF eleven different
Medeues all unequae in the Of the diseases for which
they recommended among which be selected
popae any OF the diseases incident to this country and
climate
The GresRberT YegetaBe Pis better than any other
kind Of Pills Ia tho WOrld-Price 25 Cents.
The Gr6feaberg UIeyins CahOeon Is nfalliAbo
dy for all Female diseases-Priee ], 81 Cent?.
The Uterine CahOlieOH Will ASo Gravel diseasea OF
the Kidneys, urinary difficulties In males.
The GrgeHberg SarsaPdyIai Is by far the most powerful
and eficaeiOus compound in use-Price 81.
The Gre(eHBerg DyseHfery SyrRp certain and quick
remedy for all diseases of the bowels-Prce SO Cents
The GreJeaBerg Pile Remedy never faas to peTnaneny
relieve this distressing disease-Price 81, co.
Tie GrGfeHberg Chdreas Pazaoea inVauaBe com.
poand in all diseases incident TO children.
The GrGfeRberg Fsver and 1gue Remedy II sovsreiEz
specific for this particular disease Price SO Cens
The GrefeaberR Green Mountain Ointment exceis ali other
Salves in its curative eGects-Price 25 Cents;
The rGjeHBerg Consumptirss Balm affords the most as-
tonishing relief in all pulmonary compantPice 50 bot
has known the Greienbeg COnsumpve's Balm used with
great Dropsy Our experience substanatss
his statement. p t.t r..
The GrGJeHberg EeSM Bieys the most pleasant
delightful tonic ever prepsred--Price rs Cents.
The GrGJeAberg Eye Lotion unparalleled ia M inhann.
nation or diseases Of the Eye-Price rs Cent?. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

The Ilon Simon Cameron, Minister 10
Russia, returned on Saturday from 81.
Petersburg having received a short fur
Tough. lie has not resigned his position
as yet, but will leave for Washington OF
Monday to consult with the Admnistra
tion. lie reports the friendly feeling Of tn,
Russian Government Ia be as NeadfaS
as ever The other European Govern
meuiS are still considering the question O.
Intervention Mr.. Cameron states thai
three immense iron. clad steam rams are be-
ing cons ructed in England, with which it is
supposed an attack will be made upon our
Northern cities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

A detachment of Colonel j. W, Fosters
command left Henderson on Monday, and
surprised band Of rebel guerillas near
Mudisonyille, Kentucky, captured several
prisoners, horses, and arms. The guerilns
in that section are said to be pauic strick
Gu. The southern line is up, but no news
from Nashville,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

For the last eighteen months the most
gigantic system Of fraud against the Gov.
ernment has been going on in the city OF
New York, by means Of forged bills on the
Subsistence Department.
AS many as City persons have been i'm
picated IN these frauds, aud qnite a mum.
Der of them are already in custody.
.d 1t is supposed the whole, will amount tc
not far from a million dollars. lf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15
rhe WlseonsIn RIoters.-llIlwautis, Nor, l

The Oseska county mob not content
with destroying the draft box aud rolls, ut.
tackled the residences Of several prominent
citizens, stealing end demolisbiUg every.
thing they could lay their hands on, and
maltreating all who refused to side with
them Hr..a. ~ .H..t .,.l '.s.
The Provost Marshal with six hundred
infantry, left this city on the Steamers Sun
beam and Comet last evening, and to-day
arrested some so Of the rioters.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

FoRsALE BY-A. Hendfy, Ashabuiai Pratt CAnAeld,
Jeherson; W. W. Pulls, Ausn6drg; Smith Co., Geneva
Nathan Parish Kingsve L. Lyon, COnneant; Peter Beleh
Richmond; r. ~ Norton Andoyer; Wells Faulkner Cherry
Valley; n@nDg ST. ohm podSe New lyme; Y reiliRi:
Colebrook, n y; 1t0bs OrB. 80 W. Nf-'
Hmm Morgan, Hsrtsgrove; z. Is. Riatt wayne.
coo y, B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Agent for Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15
HBADouAETgRs ARMY PoroNAC,
E,-nn,kar IN Iggsl


The following order was issued by Gen.
Burnside on taking command of The army:
In accordance with General Order No
lS2, issued by the President Of the U. S.,
| hereby assume the command OF the Army
OF the Potomac.
Patriotism and the exercise Of my every
energy in the direction Of this army, aid,
cd 10y the fall and hearty co operation OF
officers aud men will, hope under the bless
ing of God. ensure its success
Having been sharer Of the privaiions
and witness of the bravery of the old ar
my of the Potomac in the Maryland cam
paign, aud fully Unidentified with them ir
their feeling of respect and esteem fol
Gen. Mcclellan, entertained through {
long and most friendly association with him
feel that it is rot as 10 strangers assume
command.
To the Ninth Army Corps, so long anC
intimately associated with me- | need sa.
nothing: our histories are identical. Wit
diflideuce for myself, Int with proud con
iidenee in the unassumiDg loyalty ahd de
termination Of the gallant army now entrus
ed to my care, | accept its control with th
steadfast assurance, that the just caus
must prevail A. L. BURNSIDE,
Maj General Commanding
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

hT The tbove named Ladies' personally acquainted
with and know that years while lived In Medina
they great sufferers Miss s. has been badly afflicted
that 1t was with difficulty she able TO stand upon her
feet few bottles OF Cathoeon entirely cured her of her
complaints Ny vile received great benefit om this medicine
We the Ladies OF this county safe and
efficient remedy for the many complaints they subject TO-
JOHN WEEKS,
.s .ra-fr-.. ..-..ft Editor Canaeld HERALD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

RUMoRED KETIRENESTs.-The Telegraph
brings Us fumors OF cabinet changes. See
tTetaries Seward, p. M Blair, and Secreta'
Wy Smith, are alluded 10 by name as in the
way of possible retirement. The retire
tDent of the latter gentleman is made lit
tic more likely from the fixing Of a "pluce
for him to go"-that made vacant on The
bench of the U S. DIST Court Of Indiana.
Whether there is ground for any of these
rumors, we have no means Of deciding.
THE letter writer's understand how 10 tickle
the public ear. and the desire TO see the
administration fairly relieved Of some oI
these gentlemen, ana their accredited hin,
,dering Influences, reEdJrs the mooiing Of
their retirement deleeable ti.bil
for the public maw Sach relircment'
would probably leave the executive mucF
more free to the indulgence of the popala
desire TO see FremonI's energy and fore
east put into honorable requisilion as ele
ments 10 the work of sq1elehing the rebel
lion. 'a'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

Hamilton, N. @. was taken by our forces
on the lth inst. The rebels were 10 con
siderablc force bot Hed TO Tarboro after
the killing and wounding Of sixty Of their
number. Tie gunbOats co.opcrated. Gen
Foster wps in command.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

The Richmond Examiner Of the Sth soys
"Thc Northern papers attempt 10 lessen
the value Of the results Of the elections in
the eyes of the South. The value. howev.
ever is determined by the circumstance
that the principal ideaOn which the recent
canvass in the North was conducted was
that the Democrats were peace party III
disguise, aud with this iSsue thrust in their
faces the people Of the three mos! powerful
States of the North have given uuprcce
dented mojorities to the Democratic candid
ates, and blow to the Aboltiousts at the
ballot boxes, thatwill s!agger them into The
back ground"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

Mn. CLAY TO return TO Russia We
are Informed, in manner that admits oI
no dispute, that the Hon. CAs,IUS NJ CLAY
is soon to return to Russia, in his former
capacity Of Minister to the empire. There
have been great many contradictory re-
ports in regard to this matter, bht We can
ASSURE our readers that the question is now
definitely settled Buffalo, Com.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

8 EKAeTLF.-7-The late election returns Here
given in the N Y. World Wlh tho follow
ing significant and characteristic hourisb-
@EmpbatIe Condemnation Of ihe Emanei
paIion Proclamation Change IN she Cab
ines Demsaded--AO . nss for Fort Lafayette
and Cell No. A.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

BULLS HEAD, Monday Nov. l0.-The Beef
Cattle market opened this morning 10 Forty
fourth street with about 1000 head in the sale
pens, and the number was increased 10 about
800 head during the forenoon. The average
quality was not as good as last week; indeed,
first class bulocks were scarce, and undoubted-
~ sold higher than last Monday, aud, during
the forenoon at Ieast, we think Western cattle
generally sold better. The traitors who tried
TO avoid the Government tax last week came
to their senses to-day, and said rothing about
it, and this made business work better.
A good many Ofthis class sell at prices that
are only equivalent toe TO 6Ie. u ID. aud some
still lower The great bulk will sell at 7(9se.
and the best at S@sIc., and a small number o
superior quality at Sc. pound for the ne
weight Of beef, seller sinking ofal
., THE cEesE OF THE MARKET.
Tueaddy Nov. 1.-THE market will clost
worse for drovers than last week, and if il il
possibleto over supply il, so that oil the slOeI
day. Good bullOeks have sold this morning
al S. a head less the same quality sold yester
day morning; and we haze seen pretty fair Iii
Bois Steers, rated by good jddges to weigh n
cwt net, sold at S46. which ia about the 6gur'
that they wou'd have SebrOnght 10 Chicago II SOLE
to the packers. There have been scattering
arrivals all the forenoon. very few buyers pres
ens, very dull trade, and prices generall,
from lc. TO lc. % 10. lower ihaD.at the opening
The weather Is delightful. aud Out for The iUtol
sfaSiy dirty condition Of the market place, out
door business would be as pleasant as possibi
10 all eKcepl parties who are losing money q
rapidly as the snow Is melting ia the warm sun
shine. The market being 50 coupetely glui
ted this week, We shah look FOR hard one mex
week. II ne again hsTe over 5000 head OF Bul
locke.
Tie general aversss Of tie market At "A:
} The most of the sales range from &c. to Sc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15
HOME TESTIMONY.

MR. II. B. KiYdsLEY-Dear Sir We feel II q duty we oWo
to the public to state that Marshas cathoieon medicine
invaluable for complaints classed under the esdof Female
Diseases We used your Grenbeg Medicine and
been greatly benefited thereby much So that
price double would have them To the thousand Of
who suffering from weaknesses would recommend
the Cahoeon as sure panacea 1t gives strength
system and enables each OF the organs Of the bsdy perform
their appropriate func,ioKs. MTs. W. CARTER,
30 Mrs. Z. Z. WEEKS,
Miss O. sWoRASTEIT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

The rebels on the night of the lIth., blew
up the stone work Of The bridge over Mill
Creek on the!MurfrecsbOro raiload six miles
from Nashville. The bridge has just been
replaced Most of the rebel supplies are
forwarded to Chattanooga from Murfreps.
boro which is reported evacuated by the
rebels. .........., ..aH H... .fs D..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15
wa.hin Wtou.-Xov. 7.

The n. Y. Heruld's special correspond
ent says:
Gen. FreemUut has been ordered to re
port for duty Gen. Wadsworh is expect
ed TO return from fort tomorrow. and will
resume the duties Of Military Governor un
til assigned to command in the field.
Gen Prince is expected to report fol
duty to Gen. Banks us soon as exchanged
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

We learn from headquarters of the Army
Of the Potomac, under date Of Sunday, that
Gen. Pleasautou's Cavalry had a brush OH
Saturday with the Rebels, under Stuart,
near Little Washington Pleusau,ou cap
turcd three Geld pieces, one captain, a lieu
tenant, and FIVE privAtes. Ga the same
day, Gen. Bayard occupied ond now holds
The railroad bridge over the Rappahannock.
There was nothing new from the front
The Army Corps of Gen. Reynolds took
possession OF WarreHton on Thursday.
! The place was occupied by Col. Payne
with about four hundred men aud two
howl zers. Gen. Longstrcet'S Army Corps
had occupied Culpepppr Court lIruse for
several days, but left the town last Satur-
day. Trustworthy citizens confirm the
general belief Of Intelligent officers, that
Gen. Ice has succeeded in eludng Gen
Mcclellan, and that large portion of Lees
army is al Gordonsvilc Gen. A. p. HIP.
forces and Stuart's Cavalry formed the rea
guard OF Gen. Lee. The former was a
Chester Gap on Wednesday, and Genera
plraSanton had pushed Gen. Stuart t,
Flint Hill Our troops found 2T0 wound
ed soldiers ia the hospital at Warrenton.
LeGt.. Col, Blunt, Of Gen Lcngslrect'
SleG. was captured by Gen. Bayard
Blunt is the Provost Marshal General il
the Rebel army, aud was inspecting hi
ipickels at the lime be was captured.
Leading Seee,siODisls prophesy battl
in few days They represent that Stone
wall jackson is only ten miles OF, with
force Of 70, 600 men. and that Gen. Bragg
is at GordoDsVilie in great force. The
also say there is bat little doubt that Jack
sun is threatening to attack our forces q
Waterloo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

Gen. Baysrd was attacked by the Rebels
at RappahaBnock bridge on Friday, but
repalscd them. On Saturday he made an
attack and drove the Rebels back. lie
holds the bridge and all the neighboring
fords. and has sent for re.enforeements-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

We learn from Missouri that the Rebels
have been pursued Into the Boston Noun
tains, and will be compells ID TO retreat be.
yOnd Arkansas River They have also
been driven from Pocahontas.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

THE ELEcrtJN-SEYMoUR's majority in
the State, says that Albany Journal, will
be between 10, 900 and 10000.
1t looks as though we had lost the AS
semhIy. We elect member in Ulster, but
lose one-Mr. WArRBuRY-in Delaware =
This would give-Deinocrats, 65 Union,
n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

DR. Van Epps requests us to say that bis mis-
sion in this vicinity has been successful beyond
bis expectations The donations received aud
pledged amount to about $4,000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

Aletter dated Fortress Monroe, 6h inst,
states that "tbe gunboat Delaware. from
Newbern, arrived here on the 9TH inst.
bringing intelligence that Gen. Fosters ex
pediIion had surrounded 5000 Rebels at
Plymouth, N. c., half of them cavalry, who
Internationally Surrendered"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

THAT DEFENcE.-The burden of BrCH
AHAN'S defence is that he did not wish "to
impair the hope ofa compromise" Did he
forget that those who daily with tigers are
very apt, befure the dalliance ends, TO get
badly bitten ..u
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

The PIRATE ALABAMA in her depreda.
tiehs at sea, has violated the flags of no
less than ihree European governments
England, Portugal and Italy and is likely
70 become subject Of special interest to
sall the naBaiine nation OF the world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

Over 300 Indians have been convicted
by the Military Commission at the Lower
Sioux Agency as parlieipators in The late
horrible masfaeres, aud are coHdemBed tO
be hHng The people Of Minnesota, TO q
man. arc in favor OF their immediate exc
catioa. -Hi ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

The President hss tsadsEed to Schuyler
Colfax the Seeretarysbip Of The ialsriOr, 10
the event OF Secretary Smith's acceptance
'of the } Judgesbip OF The United States So
prems CpgTt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

The Rev. Wm Berrisn. ID. D., rector Of
Trinity Church in NY. city, diedon Friday.
He was called TO Trinity Parish in 1911.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

Has been mismanaging o offais IN the de-
partmcnt. He has been charged by the
Union people of Baltimore With too great
leuiency toward Secesslonis:s aud rebels
This may or not be true. but the General
made a terrible Jlnnder when be commenced
system Of arrests among luyal meu TO
in,imeddc them aud compel them to acqni.
esce in his cou Sc lie FIRST arrested 10y.
al clergyman in Harrisburg who iu his own
city complained OF Gen. WooPs favoritism
toward rebels Pennsylvania is within
Gen. Wo1ps Department, aud be at once
arrested the Jealous clergyman, and threw
hin iOto jail al Baltimore Leading Union
citizens Of Baltimore assembled to petition
the Governmret for the removal of Wool,
and he arrested the most active OF their mum
Der! Gov. Curtin instantly telegrsphed
the President when Rev. Nj. Hay was ar
rested, and Gov. Brandford came down to
see the president about the arrests in Balti.
more. The governors were naturally
enough very indignant, and the President
at once ordered til ereleuse OF the persons
arrested. Gen. Wool acted fooIlShIy, and
his oldcrS were coun,ermanded here, ou'
they have done the Government much harm.
lhc'e blundering, silly, arbitrary arrest
nave rendered the Administration nnPopo-
lar IN many sections of The country Ine
people are jealous Of their liberties, ana
they shoGld be so. Noloyal man objects 10
the arrest of traitor, or os man fairly
open to suspicion, but arbitrary arrests o'
citizens to-day who are released in q week
without charge or an investigation. are
as wicked and usjustifable acts as they are
foolish and impoIitc. Mr. Stanton has
been gnilry of too many of these acts for
the welfare of the Administration aud the
Republican party lie is one of the nbIest
and purest men connected with the GcV.
crnmcnt, wi,hou doubt. but he is too i'm
petuous-his impeiuosity leading him Of
ten to do the very worst thing for the
cause he loves.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

Misrortures, it is said never come siDgly.
Nothing con,d more iorcibIy illustrate tue old
apothegm than the present case Of Little Mac
In the very face of his deposition, prince john
van buren, as if instigated by the devil, must
needs, in his own proper person, put his name
in nomination for the presidency Save me
from my friends, might well be the burden o
the soul Of the unfortunate J
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15
Naval PreparatIons.

The ship-yards OF the country are active
ly engaged in increasing the strength and
power of the national marine, aud the means
of offensive operations against rebellion
The National LntaHigencer say that in the
last six weeks, thirty gunboats have been
fitted out in the Boston, New York and
Philadelphia navy yards, mounting two
hundred and tweniy.onc guns. At Ports,
mouth and Washington, the work has been
equally brisk and extensive. Though most
Of these vessels are put under immediate or
ders, their destinations are ouly c, mmuni-
Gated to those in command.
Extensive movements are also On foot at
the west. A land and naval expedition un
der Gen McCleTnaud and admiral P,rtel
is to be very formidable affair, the ohjpc
of which is TO open the M ssissippi, SO lha
no single obstruction 10 its safe navigation
shall remain Ellei's ram fleet is TO have
q prominent position in the expedition.
The boats composing it having been over,
baued, are adapted to use as rams, and
will be found no les: Formidable in action,
with their howitzers and u pound guns,
than seryicable as conveys 20 transports
aud other steamers plying upon the river
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

The new Morfimsc is completed and hes
been below Fort Darling for several days
with steam up and her full complement
and crew aboard. She is ready for hght
and Nny DO expected at the mouth Of james
river at any mement. Sho passsd the
distractions in james river coming down
but owing the peculiar nature, It is impos'
sible for her to get back to Richmond. IL
worsted in an enc1ater with onr navy, she
can only seek protection undcr the guns oil
Fort darling. -...., -r.,-
Officers ii the rebel service have been
detached Ivy the Richmond War dePars,
l-ment 70 car ON a contraband trade LOT
IT, cir Government between Baltimore and
/ Richmond Fifteen hundred pounds OF
ouinlne 100 pounds of Illuminating powder,
and tW O millions Of percussion caps lately
ran tho blockade of the Potomac, in pos.
session of some OF these parties D.. t.H. .
.+.H ---l- ----- f| ... -
The following was received at headquarters o.
the army to-day u5.a i.a ...| p
-rHsa lul LAGRANGE Tennessee, Nov. IL.
To Major H "! tIallec1 G0ueraii 10 chefl 1.i
The folowinS despatch has just been re
ceived from General Deans at Columbus
The expedition commanded by Briga
dicr General Ransom, has proved grea,
success. 1t came up with Couolel Wood
wards rebel force, 500 strong, near Gar
netsburg. and after short engagement
killed sixteen Of his men, among them ont
Captain and Lieutenant, wounding 40
including one Captain and two Liautenants
and taking 25 prisoners, all lIieir horses
and so mules, a large numberof arms, ont
equipments, routing the whole concern and
driving them out Of the State Of Kentucky.
Our loss was & killed and II wounded.
.. z. GRANT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

The old pub func has provoked a correspond.
ence with Gen. Scott, aud tie old traitor suffers
some for his folly. ... ..-., ..r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15
Fall and Winter Goods,

which must SELL The Prices rapidly advancing
hands, and they be sold. We will not keep Them
Call and yourselves look Goods and Prices
whether you want "a buy not We don't ask prtron
age unless deal fairly, and sell you Goods Cheap
others. We keep the largest of goods
in line that be found in the c-unty. Our motto Is
treat customers courteousy deal With them honorh
and lay, and sell goods cheap, little ceeapcr, than
be Eht elsewI ere. rsl t
We wish 1t still understood That SELL for Read, Pay Of
kind. We receive ...-ls. t.F
Dried .4pples, and Peaches Butter, Lard,
TaHo,e. Eggs Rags. Cora, Wheot Oats,
and most any thing that that the farmer has to sell
Remember that KEEP DRY GOODS in endless
variety very Large assortment of --s-s "A sr--r
CrOckerV, Val and Windoto Papers,.
Boots, Sh es Hats and Gaps, CGrpcts,
Tea. C0fse. Sugar, DC.
NIB We have the best Petroleum oil the market affords
and you depend upon getting the right Kind by senng
here. Ashtabula, Nov. rs, 1852.