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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04

skates and Straps.
$4,000 PALS UF
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SKATES,
(oupri.ing all the and most approved patterns Also
Fogs, fa'rnt Lever Skate sucs a; ghos.nei yo,,
FREDERICK STEVENS. NO. 50 ki iSs Boston
AT Meeting held the 29th Oc'ober lts 10 taxe mo
tho hsh price of all Kinds Of provisions and
ob.r nrce,ass of fr We the a1orfg men OF New iofk
bnvs found thar We canuo support families at the presc
rice Of two snss per hour; therefore come TO the
to raise the price Of ou labor TO ~ ceots per hor
JOHN WHAPLEl, President.
JAwrs l.. CuYysy, Secretary. 49,
Samuel A. Mafe, John A. sirmons VIM H. vance George
Tsyor Ch,s icks Benz. Altman, Samuel Chase Abraham
rlpn Chnles H. Butter Severn Bngsn. John Richardson.
rdys,d Dir oous Isaac Bowser ldwWd Singleton, Henry
Dixon. rImoo, Bowman WIN. bowman.
The Uuderelsned acknowleds. The receipt OF the fol
lo she R.of Of the Distress caused by the
.INIIAN DfrREDATlOSS In Minnesota. nri they nr'
gently solicit thrI contributions The sufferers sse all new
VINO have been dyen fom their homes with the os
Of heir store food for tho Wisr md their only hope 81
relief from tie Appeal now made In their bohal.
Gtinnr Mntufn Co $500 d. BOWS Co........... :, So
H. L.. a O. BrswoIl... HO A. Belmont a to'.'.''.' !.
John G. Grren........ 200 j. ...........'N 3
Hrowu Bros. y Comm. go Opphdnt son No'.r. 10
W. II. Aspnwau....... 100 Williams . "uion''' 49,.
~ I................. tVIp IL a'ss..'''''''S<'.'s
II ilaflAall Con-. lUd IN fotuson.''
s-yuour............. leo j ssdy..............
\. >. hooseyet...... 10 - okednote-.
Week C)........... 81 islen L, Whiting enc
! Fogs bIothon.......... a|l box oi eleihhS
M,s.ou Ofsyi'.',",:. ,Ool .,,,..,,
QE0 QElS"QD. l
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soaps, Candies, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
&c. RULES SONS.
Formerly W. Hall SOM.
Oihco No. 81 Psrk.fow,
Opposite Park fountain. New York,
Oiier 10 IN. trade
Az UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.

DASvILLB Pa, Jun. :, 1854
DIR. william III. Gregg-DsAH SIR; In February,
a6I va, Afflicted with the Dsbetes, and Tor I'VE
onth. passed than two gallons Of water Ia twenty
four hour. obliged 20 act up as oi.en as ten o. "sve
m, durug ia. ght and Ia tive months lost ABOUT MY
uouud An weigh, Daring moaih Of Juy lsbl procured
Two bottles Of CON ,rifUI,ON WAFER, snd In two dsys
after u,ins experienced relief end after taking two bottle.
w,s entirely cuIed-soon after rsgainns my nnn GOOD
health. Yours uuy, ., " ~ III vH -
Agents. NO. 40 Cif st., New York
Atm ReguInr Needing OF the NETWORK TYPO.
GlAFiIl Al UNION No. o. hell at leI rooms, NO. ioJ
towery on Saturday Evening Dot J. lec1 the iVo"ins
pre al l- aud resolution unanupously sdopea; .
Uhsr,t. The members Of the Newly ork Typosraphsh
Union No learned with profound rese. Of the death Of
onr ht, fellow members }. ID. FINN, NJ. hEiNOLDS'
LYMAN C. kULP. W. q. SHANNON. JANE DICKSON,
EDWARD BRirrON. and JOHN RYAN, kiled IN battle
h shting defense Of the fog Of tho United states
aud vhea their death have o't seven good atd trust
worthy Members aud tho country true and brave soldiers
who AT tile Naobsl call ready 10 abandon their home.
All fer when duy called them to the post OF dsngr and
whose courage and bravery We oil admire; therciofe ,
R,ived That tender heartfelt sympathy 20 the 70
,tiye, aud friends follow mombers and that while
we ourn their u1mely death cannot but rejoice that
b.y died bile htpg d-fense of their county Tor our
hb.rs the OF he Constitution and the snpen
acy OF the Lava Nj H. MCNAMARA Aiosoen~
u w KIaBAIL, Recording Secretary.
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Seasons.
have just completed my large saa extensive
stock OF FALL and WINTER CLOTHING. not sarpsss>d
ss 20 VARIETY, TASTE, AID STYLE In this city. The
CHILDRENS and FURNISHING DEPARTMENT nos
equsled All Of which will be sold very pces Plesss
call.
+. b. BALDWIN,
Nos. 10 aud - Bowesy
The largest storo in the city.
Save your Money.
DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
For email bottle Of HAIR DYE, when you ran 20. bote
five times large, of better Dye for the money
wILBORS MONITOR HAIR DYE
nsUPERsgDING ALL orHIRs
II requires preparsd,n. does smut wash o. v
sell the fines. lIen. One application will last until
hair gTows out when be applied at tho who0e
trouble than q common hair oil.
wARRAsTKD iSJVEg TER HAIR on sxIs.
Manufactured ouly BY
ALEX u. WILBoR Chemist.
No leo Court-st Bostor.
For ssls in New-Yok by MILHAU. No. la3 Broadway.
and ID. 8. BARNES. No 22 Broadway.
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PHILADELPHIA, the principal csy Of tie State
Which, coog 10 the rsdica has just voted Tor treason
tsior subnissi5n and dishonoTtDe peicn reports IN.
one ousLd vlunieers more than Ief ql)ta have enlisted
cad thst there viii be dTall Ia any u her precinct
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pcn-I,rs, 800 Bounty, and Fay Procured ana 'bl-
,d or SOLDIERS Sailors ard the Relatives o. sacn -srs
dees''e"' SErTLEToN, GILBERT CAur,
Al th,is Collection Qhce.
No. III Broadway Crriny buhdng). fewYo,k
For all business done e"f ihis aA9e Wages VII DC ~
Por coiectius Soldiers and Sailors Fly les than s@t 10
amount when oyeg So In ahoup. u Per cent Oh VIZ
excess. .s--.,.,i,ss
For collecting Anea q Pay and 100 BOpaty for rssa'''
OF deceased Soldiers a per cent a.
Fer procuring Psnsisas-rhe Government. Fse va
Send, UclsAaSs cert ssn los wv BasA 81 la''>ys'~
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Republican Union
ASSEMBLY. lAtH DISTRICT.
SIXTEENTH WARD,
HOOPER G.. VAN WORST.
SIKH Congressional District.
(rh. 18th aud 18Th ward.l
PEOPLES UNION CANDIDATE.
FOR CONGRESS.
ORISON BLUNT.
For Congrsss-second District.
cb. 9th gb 10Th. i2h ish 10Th, 18th and 18Th WARDS
OF BROOKLYN, md the COUNTY TOWNS Of KINGS
COUNTY
REPUBLICAN UNION NOMINATION.
WILLIAM WALL.
Fourteen,h Ward Republican sociaticr.-
irr Congres, cen be h,d from o'clock M ~ sundo"n
hia day n The house Of Adolf nS.'i no y,
T b%Ds1 FRY r. = wncor. Secretaries
Seventh Assembly District. 80,
card l.ynz appeared IN yrstrIdas morning. paper,
san.d bT seon Dfspcr Chss H. Marshall ard ohor well
known citizens Iocomn' ndiog Dr r. v rfico 1 eah,'
date ioT he With Assembly District ~ wheh In9ts' FL
the A.n IN Of Ales,r Draper and Msrshal basoE boon
ca.d thereto thsy have attiosaed Nj Stewart the io'"
ing con nunicatons:
a. r.. SrgwAsr- . ,,.,..
su; have 10 say thst signed DR. Prices card NOT know
g thai A. in expedition - tbs regularly nonnnitrd c'
dist- IN favor Of supporting you a. me fefusr noun
nee OF the Republican VaJ Of the Win Assembly pidrt
NV q. II. IARSHALL
November 2, l6b2 IN nj,
sH have simply 10 say IN refsrd 70 the card Of Dr. fce
Ia eh nav name 10 attached that sign At a. under
food N "a foeormeudh l0p - the nominating tpnnller
NOT "a an opposing candidate OF tho ssndi,te Thomas
r. Stewart S'pN-' ~"
November = lblR.
To ,he r,'eci.rs Of the Win Assembly Dis
fricf.-lrUDsiAS T.. STEWART, che K"Pnbicsn Union
candidate for Member OF senby from lie nm Ds.Ii,
n an honest loyal lie las long been idtniihoi WIZ
puc 10 this city, dsplsyius sbhti II suP5
bafr.r anI has always opposed oXtTavasnncc IN pubic ef
prndutss II elected 30 tie les.aiufe be VIII display M
nrqe VIZ nee patriotism and hlny. We believe hs WI
nrogr tLu lonunel Tor the public good IA tne eouh't
r state and we earnestly Invoke tho foo and sd q" over,
ti1, Of the Viith Di.ire ~ olocng hn 70 the Office
I. be- ha- been nominated Dated ncH OH, nc' . 40!
H. Ala, Pu,l,r VIM Mitchell u W. Benny,
p a. BrroIct Ed.n swan NNklo, Wa. ~ Na.s''l'
Nai,tpl u. plak,, John Noyiei
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For TIE Sick and Wounded

Under an order from tie President, Quilted sts.es
uatiooa system been established By the sanitary Tom.
Of articles contributed by the people fo the sick sud woundcd
u the Army and Navy Th. system, ait'r being wen the
he's been formally app owed and mend@i by hs fre.
dent, GeDsrs .iiChief and the surseon6enefh Inc
secuty oeTs against missppopri9ton - practA y per-
feet until III. contributions delivered In the hos.isA
where necessarily from the control Of tne tofns
usou OF than million scle, SCI, through cue q
the arges. ofis channels OF supply las been a,ersned
.at not ono hundred ncsrrei or oeen shoiesiy
used Discreet and trustworthy agents sc constantly en-
po,ed visiting al divisions OF the army nerdhs nose
on the southern coast the Mississippi and the Western o.
tier their wants. 10 dec sulpn-s where iary
arc need g. and to secure. a. TAR ~ pf,faoe ueu
homes, use The Commits non does not uLd"raSe 10 az
liver articles individuals and declines u receive contoa
lions with icton to tteir cesnoti ~nLn he
Limits the employed M The service OF The Nsi'ons
Il b.,s ON. of lie secondary objects strengthen the sent
aeut Nation al unity wherever u can come IN aneon.
ism with State local pride. The distiiouton o. hcsptet
bot branch Il the work OF tie tonssoh ~
the best talent which cen pc ootsneu va
III. eoanrv 70 aid larsr do all thst p,ssts
or the health and vigor 81 our hanuns melt 70
and 70 sustain their spirits np1eE ire she
hardships which SIRE on essential pst 81
For This purpose contributions to ia treasury ss soce
hey may be- i:rered the Treasurer u l. slRonN eco,
No. ca Wallst Nsw.forn. 60 a., n..,A.., a
Cmmiss.pefs under appointment. Rom the Issident o.
n United States The Rev Henry W. Bellows " rfc.
a D. Bsche' Ii d George W. Cnlun U. :, i; Asxsa.
der n Shrss y A. Robert c: Wood, ~ ID u . A.
William H. Wan Buren, NJ. D.; Welcou Oib5; ~ U. sam.
mel O.. Howe NJ. d.; torneln. H. Asnsw. ~ ~ e.lsns
Horace Binnsy j. the Riht Rev rhos ~ Ci,,s D. y ,ae
Hon Joseph lol, II. w. Burnett; tho Hon. Marx SS.nneft
Cosirbiious Of suitable supplies for the sick and wonnde4
sseci,tion No. 10 3dav, Cooper Union, New'fers For
further information apply in New-fork al the 9cai 9
he Commission No. 80 Broadway o, by ~AA &c hEp.
LAW OLMSrED. General Secretary, washington.
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HliIitarn Notlsss.

$40 Bounty.
IRoNsIDEs REGIMENT, Go. E-Si7s VII be paid T.
each Of FIVE recruits from Brooklyn and $So 70 each u
FIVE recruits from NewYork. Gail to-day, this Is The
only such bounty viii be paid. No $50 Broadway
'' ~ CAPT u. e. kEMPSEY.
No E2I HENRY ST.. BRooSLys,
VKsnorsErrRs Go. ID. IRoSsIDEs kEGNRSr.b
SI,J TO SI!3 Bounty for Nine Months.
WM z. COE, Captain
B RA.xiS. lIi.u.,,ap,.
l.. w. STEVENSON, "
S2O4 Cash Bounty,
$500 q. :. BOUNTY. 49, -
-'f'' COL. MORTON,
4lh Regiment Metropolitan bTissds.
Pensions, Pay, Bounty Money, &c. Coilects9
promptly, and on the lowest terms, by
ff' GEO. WOODMAN, No % Pirsst.
Refers phsri Knapp ssq 1.-THE Rev H." brlows I'D.
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ALL Wool UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
The bes. ever msdc-on hard aud made to orderly
UNION ADAMS. No. 637 Broadway
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Tho maid who binds her warriors sash.
That smile that well her pain dissembles,
yno while beneath her dropping lash
One starry tear-drop hangs and trembles'-
Though heaven alone records the tear,
And fame shall never know her story,
Her heart shall she'd drop AZ dear
AZ ere bedewed the Geld Of glory
The wife who eirds her husbands sword
Mid little ones who weep or wonder
Ard bravely speaks the cheering word.
What though her heart be rent asunner,
Doomed nightly IN her dreams to hear
The bolts Of death around him rattle
Has shed as sacred blood as eer
Was poured upon the Geld OF battle
The mother who conceais her grlef,
While to her breast her son she presses
Then breathes a few brave words and brief,
Kissing the patriot brow she blesses,-
With no one but her secret God .
To know the pain that weighs upon her,
Sheds holy blood as ere the sod
Received on Freedoms field OF honor.
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Unsettled Accounts,
unvine made nrrnngments TO conlinl

Having made arrangements to continue
business of Root Morrison, take this meth
I'd returning thanks TO the customers and friends of the
firm for their gem patronage in years past and to
solicit a continuauc Of the same to myself
My Stock of Goods is Full aud Complete,
comprising all The articles and many than usually
kept by the merchants of our village
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Caps Boots 4 Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils Glass Putty
kept full stock and will be sold at very low figures for
pay down All kinds of produce takeni exchange for goods
At cash prices.
The times and my circumstances will not admit NJ long
winded credits credits to doubtful customers To all who
prompt and reliable am prepared extend reasonable
credit but prompt payment will be required all at the
time agreed upon Putting and blowing entirely out Of
line My desire deal fairly and squarey with all Try
me and see for yourselves. Yours truly,
! Jyne Is, 1861. Ii. I. MORRISON.
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HABERDAsHERY yERsIFIED

In the "noisc and confusion that 50 constantly RACES
Aud is chronicled oIth in the Telegrnphs pages,
About Dry Goods and Dress Goods and Causes and Lacss
Shawls, lonnets and Coaks that rival the gruces.
May claim your attention, to a brief rehearsal
ora list of Choice Goods in stock universal
And though less pretending are in merit sound
And are quietly waiting your notice down town.
There Cloths OF all grades and textures you'll find,
O pure NOol nom your Hooks and Of Alabama combined
And Nestngs, the fancy Marseiles silk and Black satin
Yarn made of Cotton Thread, waddipg aud Batting,
Wicks Flannels beached goods stripes Sheetinp t,yiue
Aud Muslins and Lawns, bonnet, dress and swiss ne,
Cambrics and Summer Suls, checkd striped white shirts
Gloves Dress Goods Shaw and Ribbons and Skeleton skirts
Spice pepper and casa saeraus tgod meda anlin soap
Booms baskets and bed cords cloths lines buck gloves, and
coil rope,
! Pure as HOr can be found in the State o. Ohio.
PaTer hangngs brass kettles fancy prints and band boxes
Cloths pins woolen yarn and bows for the neck your oxes
stone chuns jugs iIs, and crooks assorted glass and nails,
Mop handles wood and iron, SASH pcork and r
Shoes for children boys and ladies' gents and ladies' hose
And hoes for gents to work with wooden pumps and super
Bufralos
seyhes snaths rakes and washboards half busl els
sole leather,
Chalk rosn whiting OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
The largest lot of Hats and Caps, of every grade and STYLE
II all outside heaped at twOudn be big pile
ShoemakeIs too word with you have for you
Here's nearly all the implements for making boots shoes
Lasts pegs, Dincle hanmars, knives tn cad peg and
ing avis,
Tacks Nails awlhandes bristes lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk kip floats size sticks and
Weddings and hastings of various shades shoe needless
Tobacco
But hold my muse, further tax the printers gentle
He'll find space the of the list of this full stool
of Goods;
Say then that the stock is full and complete
That anxously awaiting, patrons to greet,
Invite them ALL from South, from North, from East and from
West,
From city, from country, LinOonites, Dougasites and al
the rest,
From every point of the compass, come ALL
Leave all your spare dimes with your friend,
Ashtabula, Oct. 27, 1860
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We herewith illustrate further improvements
added to the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine,
namely. the "braider' device for sewing bruid
or cord upon any kind Of fabric The braid or
cord 70, is passed through the hole, 73, (sec en-
graving) of the ordinary glass presser, al, OF
the machine aud stitched upon the fabric, 40,
ir the most elaborate designs without any pre-
vious basting. It's value is best SET forth by
a lady's hand as follows -
! new Improvement has lately been added
! 10 the Wheeler s. Wilson machine (Which, by
the way was considered long ago to be as near.
! " perfect as any human coutrivance could be)
being an attachment for sewing braid upon
cloth, silk or my other material Hour friends
! have been through the tedious operation OF
braiding chlldrens dresses, they will realize the
great relief that awaits them in this invention.
The braid follows the needle With perfect accu-
racy, taking anycurve desired, so that the most
intricate pattern may be BRAIDED with great ra-
pidity. Every lady may now possess one ol
those lovely chambray morning robes s,embrolder-
ed in vines and labyrutls Of white braid, which
have heretofore fallen to the lot only OF the
most industrious aud ingenious. For summer
dresses nothing can be more becoming and ee'
CANT. We hail this improvement as a confirming
evidence of"a good time coming for the Indies
one aud ALL Aud we may as well include the
gentlemen, for there will doubtless be an imme
diate harvest Of elaborate smoking caps, ant
velvet slippers embroidered with gold braid
Long live the sewing machines
Scientific .4mcricdn.
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The best thing to give your opponent,
tolerance TO a friend, your heart (; to
your child, good example to father,
Difference to your mother conduct thai
will make her proud of you to yourself re-
spect !; to all men, charity.
mike said brickayer to his laborer,
If you meet Pat, tell him 10 hasten, We are
waiting for Lim' 'Shure au' will replied
Mike, but what will tell him if dou'I
meet him
On hearing clergyman remark that
"the worlZ was full of change" Mrs. Par
iDgton said she could not bring her mind TO
believe il else they would never have intro
duced limb plasters.
Neither success nor reverses in battle
should interrupt or retard for moment the
stream pouring into the field, as rein.
foreements to the grand armies o! Uuiou
and Liberty.
We stand to much in dread of miscon
struction, and spend half our days in make
ing apologies and explanation, instead Of
quietly taking au appeal from the hour 10
the year.
EuC OCos utHulliOu Ol OedulJ tudL VT
have seen, is that of the Home journal
Beauty, dear reader, is the 10oman you lore
whatever she may seem to Others.
No doubt honesty is the best policy bu
those who do honest things merely beca US
they think it good policy, are not honest.
Write your name by kindness, love AM
nercyon the hearts of the people you com
in contact with year by year, and you will
never be forgotten.
He who sets up carriage at the sugges
tion of his vanity generally set il down a
the suggestion OF his creditors.
If you cannot have friends without con
tinualIy cultiyating them, the crop may no
be worth the trouble.
You look as if you were beside yourself
IS the wag, said to the. fellow who stood b
an ass.
b1- Many married soldier, says PREF
tiee, goes through a campaign without
scratch, and that's better than be might d
At home.
B%A.reeent invent is that Of supplYin
hens with hoop skirts, which en- bles ii
biddy to brood the. twice the usual numbe
Of chickens.
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FOREIGN TRADE.

MR. HAIL. has shipped Instruments to almost every state
in the Union Persons residing in Indiana Michigan Illinois,
Wisconsin and other states of the West particularly in
yed to correspond with Mr. H. at this me he
tany make greatly to their advantage to order Of him.
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All kinds oroduce received payment Wood, Hay and
Grain wanted the present time. GEO. HALL.
Ashtabula December 3 1861. 62i
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BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

Persons taking instruments around pretending to sell
cheap, &c generally have unreliable grade Of instruments
Persons about purchasing should always write to Mr. Hail. or
him before doing so.
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"THor, TOO, BRUTUs"--The N. Y. Times has
been one Of the most determined supporters OF
Gen. Mcclellan but at length it, too, is com.
PEELED TO use the following words
For year now the nation has leaned on
Mcclellan aud the splendid army which was
placed at bis disposal, and which he has
moulded into the most formidable force ev-
er organized on this continent. But it is
idle to disguise the fact that their faith in
him has been shaken TO its foundations by
his failure to accomplish with that army q
single one Of the results which it was ade
quate to achieve. 1t might have taker
Manassas--it ought to have beat the Rebe
army at Yorktown-its leader promised
with II to capture Richmond 1t failed OF
every point, aad while it has been growing
weaker the force it was lighting has beer
growing stronger day by day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-16
TRUE TO THE LETTER.

MR. HALL positively, and undeniably with his eSpe
ence and economical method Of doing business furnish first
class instruments better terms than other dealers can a
ford TO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-16
Crockery,

A FULL assortment ofboth Common and
4 n White, Stone China Of the popular Huron Pattern
which will be sold low for Cash at MORRlSONS.
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FACT WORTHY OF NOTICE.

MR.. HALL has sold Pianos and Melodeons for than
fifteen years large scae and has sold an inferior
instrument, and never will !
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CARRIAGE MANUFAoTORY & DEPOT

PEAL ESTATE AT A BARGAIN, :,
Il 2S of land with good buildings, great varie
Of fruit, good water deiabe homestead now
occupied by j. W. IIi Ashtabua village. Can be ba
at great bargain. with reasonable terms Of payment
Also, 800 of timbered land in lots As ~ and so e.
Richmond township, good road, belonging to J. W. Hill
For sale at low figures and favorable payment
Enquire of owner or of Sos II. FASSETT Asitabula.
GOAL OIL-The Best Ilnminntinr-
~ Free from odor smoke. SMITH & GILKEY.
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New Goods !!
For Spring & Summer trade, 1862.

For Spring d Summer trade, 1862.
THE Snbcriher having recently visited
Il the city of New York, in the receipt Of large
Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods selected with
suited 10 the wants Of the community Having bought al the
lowest cash prices they will be sold for cash cheap the
cheapest n this Market do not intend 10 be undersod
The stock comprises almost everything In the way Of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Croekey Boots and Shoes Hats
and Caps, Books and Stationary Pain Oils &e that be
found In the place and will be sold favorable terms
at any other establishment in the County Thankful for past
patronage hope 70 merit and receive share public favor
Ashtabula, April 25 1852. II 4 M0RRIsON
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Money Can be Saved.

Persons living at distance have Instruments sent TO
them, and may rely upon being fairly dealt with as though
they were here to select.
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THE HOUSEKEEPERS'
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

Prepared from improved receipt by the proprietor the
"BEoTHR JONATHAN POLISH" is certified by all the leading
New York Furniture Dealers ana PanOFn Makers be
the best in the word for Removing Scatche Marks Dirt
and restoring high and lasting gloss to all 81 ds Of Varnh
ed work. from Furniture to Leather is cheaper
ter than Narnish dries Immediately, and Is easy applied
With piece of Canton Flannel and bottle Of this
New Furniture Polish, Housekeerer work in the
urniture of a house and keen it looking Ike new Now
time to shi cup your Tables Chars Desks Pianos Picture
Frames Carriages ETC. and make lno 90 per cent
ter This true economy FoI by Furniture Dealers
storekeepe generally. Price 25 and 50 cents bottle
pot No. Spruce street ~ Y. Special Agents Wanted.
Addres, Box 1872 New York p. 0.
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