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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

HoRptBLE A AccrDENT-=-ktEE. MEN BURN
rp.--A company Of Gefmans. have for
some time been boring for oil, upon the
hoax a. Mil Greek. . short distance south
Of the Lake Shore r. lS. bridge On
"Wednesday last, they struck vein Of gas
which threw the water some twenty feet In.
totIe air, aud stopped further operations
at.the well Tor the day About half past
nine O'Clock In the evening, Mr.. Aithof,
one Of the proprietors OF the welk pccom-
panied BY eight other men, visited i 70 see
how IL was getting along, taking with him
lighted lantern. Wien ihey we're with
in few feet Of the derrick, The gas pro-
ceedin 6 hom the we'll took lle irom thc
lantern and 10 less time than ittokes to
write this. the entire structure was IN one
mass cf flames Mr. Alihof and another
gentlemen we're SO badly burned that Il is
feared they win not recover, ahd The re-
nihinder Of tbe party were al more or less
Injured 9be FIRE coutihued Tor consider
n6le period, mud its cause was not general.
ly known. TO our citizens Until the next
morping. -s -gsf .e,..a AL
Since writing the oboye, we learn that
one the injured rleil, whose name we We're
unable to learn, died on Thursday.
Erie Obse1rer.
Gen Mansfield, who, 10 June last, for.
bade negroes 10 come within his lincs, has
entirely changed his opinion eoue,r rnbg the
slaves, as appears from letter of his 1t
seems hat HE General IN command of the
Department aoi Virginia sent down 10 New.
port News, where Gen MaHs6eld was
stationed, for the purpose OF collecting the
m6Hty The ContfabAlids hid earned since
they had ccme under The protection OF Toe
Uuion soldiers Gen. Mansfield resisted
the payment OF this money, aud in reply
tua Comissionersent down TO nuke iu
quiries, sent the letter 10 which reference
is made lie says that the ncgrors can
be divided INTO four classes Those who
are abandoned by their masters those
VINO have abandoned their masters those
who huve been SIT al, woik by the Rele S
against the Uaiied States .Gogerument !;
aud free negroes. The question arising
what To- do with them, Uenl Mansiield
distinctly lays Il down as his opiiiioa that
these negroes nr.c not property, but persons
held 10 labor in certain States, nowhere
else they arc not hound 4 labor to The
Unred States ; consequently are not slaves
| 10 the United Suites consequently The
United Stnes Government is uUt compelled
10 bold ihem as slaves, nor has il the right
totake their wages, or prevent them Ilom
going whit her tlley will IL iscear, also,
says Gen. MapsfieId that these negroes are
not prisoners of war, for they hayenot been
taken in arms on the contrary, they have
run away to escape the necessity Of bearing
arms against the United States, There.
fore he thinks aud declares that all the
earnings of The slaves should be paid to
hem, or taken care Of for their ase, aud
1 lhat they should be allowed 10 go abont
| unres tralilcd Of tleir freedom
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

Cor. DOUBLEDAY. We copied last week
some striefpres upon this officer, from dif
ferept sources which seemed to support
each other SO well, that we ventured to
treat them with credcnce, and add re-
mark or two Of our own. The tenor of
these striclures does not harmonise with
a communication to be found upon our out
side, from the pen Of one of the Coonel's
suballeFn officers, and which, beside COM
ing frolp a friend whose veracily is above
suspicion. is also, from one who would give
no countenance to such pro-shyery trans
actions as those described in the KANSAS
paper copied from. We are, therefore,
disposed to hold these charges in allegiance,
and await further testimony before passing
sentence upon one who numbers among his
friends those who. hold place ii our esteem
aud confidence. Let us wait for new devel
ODmeutS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wnsslsr . Cos "a, ! x, !; :slss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

NIGGER IN TIE WoeD PuEs-Since the
bilfor the reduction of the cavalry force
passed the senate, il liss been discovered
that the real object of the bin is to increase
largely the oficersgaHd men of lhc regular
force Tue increase gives 10 tie regulars
five majors, 10 captains, 95 6rst lieutenanls,
80 second Ieulenenants, - third lieuten
ants, aud ). 900 rank aud Gle, beside about
100 uoncommissioned staff. Then the vol.
uuteer forces are TO be taken from the Of
tieers who raised and organized the regi.
neuts aud put under tile command of Of
iers from the regular service. The House
viii hardly saneiion sncli an outrage upon
the volunteer eficers who have raised their
regiments in coed faith. -
The guuboat Harriet Lane bad arrived
at HaTanp. She took as a prize, of Mat
anzas tbs Schooner Virginia Adams.
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To the Public !

-.l
E0R Nearly three years. | have been en-.
4 gagged IN tle
pmg and Medicine Business in ilis place.
and during that time have received very many Hndncsos
my ends and many satisfactory eneouragenents from
generous public for which my hearty thanks returned
ny TO whom ndebed With and ull ask settie-
nent whether the account s against me or In my iayor
keep for sale everything the Drug aud Medicine ine
that you can menion-hilaOst
Drugs, Medicines, Dye StlGs, in Profusion.
ga lrsaailave 5n tLt sEIH el tF
Points, Oils, aud Brushes in Great Variety.
r3 .6o g f
Peefumsey,of AH hinds,
From cents to So including Pomades Rose Oil and Bears
OH by the barrel at 70 rents the single barrel
aasissiveg os a rs a-a l
The best Sticking snlve in the woridgOod for Burns,
Chilbains, Corns, &c
Godfrey's Cordial atenans Drors Turldnqton's Basan.
Sperm and British Oils Cod Liver Oilhe best, Mrs Nhs
lows Soothing syrup.
saves Moes and Pimpes haeho Drops Eye saiyes
Canker Basan and other things in thls line toe numerous
to mention
Daguerrean Goods.
very Large and varied stock, selling oG at Cost
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

Gro. w. MoReAs, Of Ohio, nominated last
Vssk has been confirmed btlgadlsrgcpcruT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

The Beggdr Cia, Q ayorlte English Ballad
EUangeiine. song and chofrsf EseniAg DE.
lights, schotish, all published bys BFainard
& Co. Cleveland shaye beenIsent rs. An the
new and popalar music Of The day may be
found at Braiuard's together with general
stock Ofmusic and musical instruments
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

Is: Sc .ss SS$i's@'s' NrySAre Ess q AH'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

E0R Nearly three years, have been en-.
4 gagged Ia the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08
Patent Medicines.


Liverwort and Tar Ayers Cherry Electoral
Hall Baisam :; Ayers Ague Cure
Hostetter's German Bitters Minn's hgie Balsain
Watson's Neuralgia King Nanghn's Idthoutiptie
ga rt-.f Scoyl's Blood and laser Syrup.
e Roback's Scandinavian Purifier
Iloolands Bitters Tobias Venetian Linonent
Boornves Huliand Bittefs IToonlnds Basamic Cordial
Perry Davis Pain Killer Dakers Gresays add Porers DO,
Sebbef's Cherry Pectofai Stabbers Darrhaea Cordial
Dr Eatons Balsam Of Life McAlIsier's Ointment
DIR Eaton's Cordial Sloan's Ointment
Smiths Condition Powders Golden Ointment
nr Eaton's Cordial Starin's Condition Powders
Magnetic Fluid Pages Climax sslve
Gargling OIL Euersons IlAir Restorative
&c &c. &c.
Tipament Qpodeldoe, Sweet on Troehes seidl Powders
Gst Ape an endless variety Of other notions and articles
IN the Medicine line.
Pills-Pills.
Aiming the large quantity have The Printer saws he will
not have to ention but few. Among them the
allowing
Brandrets James Mnnatfs Holloways Rohacks Parkers
Madaaie Bovine's 5rsfienberg, souex Cheesman's,
Met', Poor Mans, spaulding,s Sc. sc, &C.
cand 60 ad iEfatrm, but space will not allow.
Hoping toaE from you ionly your needs require
eSs A. HENDRY.
ns- Candies, Tea. Coffee. Sugar Starch,
Aspce, Pepper Soaps pnd Toilet Articles Cologne Eences
&c Lamp Tiippng lamps repaired, Brushes An kinds ii
Roots and Herbs put by the Shakers Paints of all kinds
in small Tin Cans for fany
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

taen here permanent and heauf Old picturff rho
toerAphed enlarged 70 life ze and closd u oil desired
sell make sy study please ny cufouess ana ecp
ur with the brnce.
throughoutt The soust5 10 Takrns's Reoss. teesi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

Musical InstruCtion.- MIsSA. X. EASTMAN
Win give te Piano and Atodeon % nv schoi-
afe either advanced or beginners Pupa attended - their
n requifed. December 20. 1881.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-01-25

John NJ johnson, of Kentucky, was nominated for
Congress from lSt District of that State who declines
that honor and shows tie true spirit that peryades
the Southern heart of the dark and bloody
ground" He concludes with the following patriotic
words. Such men may be killed. but never con.
quelcd:
when | was driven from my seat in the Senate Of
Kentucky and had to travel in disguise, and under
an assumed name for declaring in nv place that
Lincoln was usurper and had violated every pro-
vision OF the Constitution, and broken every law
that was in his way; and when after nv fight
met my wife, children, and grand children, home
less and destitute scattered like lambs before the
wolf, one in place, then resolved to identify N.Y.
self with the Southern army and stand BY its for
tunes until the last battle was fought and the last
gun fired, and this will do, God helping me- If
we win, and believe we SHALL then will rejoice
with you, and other exeS, who have nobly sacrificed
all 10 serve the great cause of Southern indepen-
dence. But if we must Succomh, if our cause must
he crushed to death beneath the tread of the North
man, call God to witness that | will he crushed
with it.
am now engaged, where l think can be most
useful, and so long as those above me think so,
will faithfully serve with whatever ability or ex-
perience possess, the only cause have at heart :;
but shall remain with the army at all hazards, and
wherever am ordered"
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= - - 81 ESa 81 "a,
morning session, The question securing on the
motion 10 refer the ordinance TO select Committee,
Those who voted in,the Affirmative were McssYs.
Barnes, Battle of Edgecombe, Battle of Wake, Ber-
ry, Bunting, Caldwell of Rowan, Galloway, Cum
ningham Dickson, Foster of Ashe, Headen, Holden
Holmes, Leak of Richmond, Sprouse, Starbuek and
Strange-19.
Those who voted in the negative, were Messrs.
Allison, Batchcior Boyle, Brodnax, Brown, Bryson,
Cannon, Dillard Douthit, Durham Edwards, Filler,
Fuller, Gimer, Gorrell, Hamlm, Hargrove, Hearne,
Hicks, Howard, Jones of Rowan, Joyce, Kelly, Kit
:rell, Long, Lyon, Manning. Mcdowell OF Burke,
Mcneil of Cumberland. Mebsne, Michal, Miller,
Mitchell, Myers, Rayner, Reid. Rorster Sanders,
Schenck, Setter Shipp, Smith Of Halifax, Smith of
Johnston Smith of Macon Sprull Of Tyrrel, Strong,
Sutherland, Thompson, Thornton, Wilson, Viii
hanson, Woodfin and Wooten-55.
Mr. Woodhn offered an amendment as substi-
tute for the second secion tlld thatkectOn having
first been stricken out it was adopted The amend
merit s'as follows: 49, $50
BE 1T OrGLpinsq, DC, That the SAID ordinance be
so amended as to provide and require that OF The
whole of the treasury notes hereafter to he issued
under the provisions of the said ordinance half
shall be issued Of the denomination oil five dollars !;
one.fourth OF the denomination of ten dollars; and
the remaining ne.fourth of the denomination Of
twenty dollars and in the course of the issuing OF
the said from time to time the said relative
proportions, may be, shall be observed?
On motion Of MIR. Woodfn, the following pro7iso
was attached to the first section, sir:
"Ir0rided, That this ordinance shall not operate
the notes ISSUED before the passage Of this or
dlnance."
On motion of Mr. Woodfn, the rules were sus-
pended and the ordinance passed its third reading.
Those who voted in the affirmative MessrS.
Allison, Bagey, Bachelor, Boyle. Brodnax, Brown,
Bryson, Caldwell Of Rowan, Cannon, Dick, Douthit
Durham. Edwards, Filler, Foster of Ashc, Foster Of
Randolph, Fuller, Gilmer, Gorrell, liamlin, Hair
grove, Hearne, IIeaden Hicks Holden, Howard,
Jones of Rowan, Joyce, Kittrell, Long, Lyon, Man
ming, Mcdowell of Burke, Mcneil OF Cumberland,
McareS, Mebane, Michal. Miller, Myers, Phiier,
Rayner, Reid, Roys!er, Sanders, Schenek, Setter,
Ship, Smith Of Halifax, Smith Of Johnston, SmIth
Of Macon, SprOuse, Sprul of Tyrrell, Sutherland,
Thornton, Williamson, Wilson, WoOdtin and Woo
TENS.
Those who voted in the negative were Messrs.
Barnes, Battle Of Edgecombe, Battle of Wake, Bun
ting, Galloway Dickson Graham, Kelly, Leak Of
| Richmond, Rhodes, Rutin, Starbuck and Strange
(-l3.
On motion Of Mr.. Brown, the Convention then
adjourned until tomorrow 10 o'clock.
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D. G. McRAE, .Ssc'y. ~"

CLOSET GENERALs.-An intelligent gentleman vb,
has sons IN. the Army, and who has visited -.
seat OF war, writes to the Fayetteville O5,s,,.u
the neutrality-suspicious. observations upon the unca.
ing demand of the stay -at-home Generals Of -.
newspapers, that our army should move forw..S
and attack the enemy in his entertainments
THE Richmond papers very often comDIaiD =.
and censure the Confederate Government Gnr .tu
monotonOuS policy of defence which has been MN, ,''
sued on the Potomac, and are urging "a G,r,ra'i
movement" The writer is of opinion that orr Gsn
erals have pursued the true course There i ~.
; doubt but either Of them would at once say o NV
successfully storm such or such work with 1
OF so many men. The writer asks himself and L.,
every father put the same question to him-IS
Am willing that my should fill up the ditch ~
Observe, that every post of the enemy as well ~
our own, is secured by the most SkIlfny arr.n,o3
Notifications. Those which the writer has Seer, 9ra
generally about twelve feet wide and c ,bt fee, doo,,
One IMAM, IN the defence of such works i .o,,,l r.
ten asSaiantS and when the material of our army
Is considered, few parents would be WILLING tb.,
their sons should encounter such odds The enemy
on the contrary, have an army composed of inst
such material as they would prefer to fill the ditch
were 1t not for the fear Of deteat alone Let ms
hope that all fathers and relatives will believe that
our able officers are doing ali in their power to save
the lives OF the gallant youth under their care -
Every day that hold the enemy in cbecl, Is viz
tory"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-01-25

Those who advocate a system of CONSUMPTION aS
that on which our regular army of defence should
be raised proceed the assumption that it cannot
otherwise be organized. On this they build. But
1t is an assumption us uncomplimentar' to our peo-
pie, as it is unsustained by facts. Itwould be fine
story to send out to the world that while the North
is invading US with more than half a million of
volunteers a0ho hare enlisted for the or our citizens
have to be dragged out by the OF the law, to
the work Of defence! 1t would be fine story, and
if true the stop all the brave talk in which
We indulge and send in our submission to Abraham,
the better it will be for U.s. 4 peope already dead
to manlness and patriotism have nothing left which
is worth defending.
But such statement would falSify the sentiment
of our people. Thank Heaven, we have not come
to that The information which receive from
the army, and the sentiments which We hear on
every hand refute the intimation. Resentment
against the lOaers who hang about the bar-rooms,
and against the few nice young men," who are
skulking noble duty, and dancing attendance on
the ladies while the ladies deSpiSe them, is indeed
felt to some effect Our present soldiers would like
to see these driven to duty. But they do not wish
to be driven themselves. They intend to have the
glory of being volunteers for their countyS defence,
and not drafted men, taken 1y the collar dpulled
to their posts.
Let the whole militia be organized and put in
active training Let volunteers enough be called for
to compose the regular army. If that fail, then try
conscripton but not before. Let the militia be held
for draft if the volunteers should fail, which We do
not fear, but specially to reinforce the regulars
against sudden or overwhelming force. Our whole
society should be on footing, and every man
be ready with whatever weapon lie command,
to fall upon the enemy whenever his services can
avail-RickmOIld Enquirer.
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SINKING FUND-(Disbursement&)

Or LITERARY FUND FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING Sep
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The South Carolina College opened on Monday
last with sixty-fve seventy students. Many 9TH
erS will return IN a few days so that the exercises
will be regularly continued with fair complement.
DR.. LaBUrde has been elected Chairman Of the Fac
ulty and President pro TEN. The duties of Presi-
dent LongStreet and Rev. r. W. Barnwell have been
distributed among the Professors, and all the hours
are occupied as Formerly Ckar. Mercury
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-01-25

CoMNENDABLE-Wh we hear of man doing
the clean thing" in these money grabbing and
speculation-cursed days, feel like giving him due
credit An instance Of unseltsh and patriotic mag
nanimity was called to our attention some days
since, and we took steps to verify its truth. The
old and popular firm of Gaines, Beaver & Co., are
extensive manufacturers of Leather, as we'll as dry
goods dealers. They had an offer some two months
since for all the Sole Leather they could manufac-
ture at 65 cents per pound They declined, and
continued to sell it at - cents. Taken in connec-
ton with the fact that this is the only Tannery in
this place which manufactures Leather for SALE thus
enabling them to control the price, We pronounce
this practical patriotism of the purest description.
Had they taken the tempting offer of 65 cents, the
Leather would have been carried out of the country,
and our own people left in rather bad condition.
All honor to Gaines, Beaver & Co. Let others ilni-
tate their noble conduct and better times and less
suffering will soon be reazed-AsheCiLe Neus.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-01-25

AFTERNOON SESSION.
AT o'clock, P. NJ, the Convention resumed the
consideration Of the unfinished business of the
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT
CAMP MANGUN Nos, po,

~oh, iSul Raleigh N
At a meeting of the Richmond Bows, brlG fot
purpose OF passing tribute of respect to the OF IN
vas csIsG @ ,h ,eiiowsoldiers Capt. o. H. Dockar D.
consisting OF Lieut. S. NJ Ingram, b. G. SN rRn
n. Mclhnis Il W. Dockery and Jno s SaGl",.D'
we're appointed To draft appropriate resontoury
pressve Of our feelings N0''u'OnS ex-
=, WHEREAS it has pleased the great Arcbi,ao.
the universe to take from our miist orr rsn Of
ders George Kelly, (who died before we efr b" SOL
John Crouch and Eben N Kelly therefore be- eOneD
fesoteed That in the death Of our esteemed cou
rades and fellow soldiers have sustained an i ;D
parable loss. which none can appreciate bu ,h
who knew the virtues and traits that fitted them muse s
the noble cause in which they had embarked i'H 'of
Res9trfd, That copy of these PROCEEDING ho Co...
TO the families of the deceased, and to the Fsvs,
vile Obsercer, for publication with rcoue%i cue cue
the Presbyterian, Saleish Stlndard and Wad ta"'
boro' Argus copy them. "ueS
o. H. DOCKERY, Chm'n
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-01-25

HEsPER, AND OTHER PoBNs.-Ths is the title ola
modest little volume of fugitive poetry, by Mr..
Theo. II. Hill, of Raleigh, N. C., and published by
Messrs. Strother & Maroon, of the same place
We have glanced over some of Mr. Hills verses, and
find in them abundant marks of poetic genius, as
well as polish and good taste. This is the authors
first book and the fact that he has ventured to pub
sh it in revolutionary times like these, certainly
argues that he is full of zeal for the advancement of
Southern literature and of confidence in the
of that great cause.-GhdrLeSt0R Mercury.
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- - % ~ - 81.
OF. CHI. wileJ General Super
Is b linte6dcnt Of Common
8 r Schools, for payment Of
- - freight on books,
Muse & Tumbro, for adver-
Using in Newbern Enquir-
err Spring Distribution,
1860, for Common Sci ools, II
-".-'r-----'s fro RE Continued
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The Standard.
ConPTROLLER's REPORT.

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS FOR, THE FISCAL YEAR END
ING SEPTEMBER 80, 1851.
CoxPTRolLEE's DsPARTNEST
Raleigh, n. c., Dec SO. 1861.
10 His Excellc,.cy Henry T. CLARK, o,,:
Governor Of North. Carolina:
O., haze the honor to submit herewith my
Annual Report from this Department showing the
Re.epts and Disbursements at the Public Treasury
Of the State of North Carolina, during the nscal
wear, ending on the SOth day Of September 1861.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
Comptroller.
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LITERARY FUND.- Dis5urseme.ts) 49,.
STATEMENT B.
Exhibiting the several objects for which the Dis
bursements of the Literary Fund have beUn made
Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind, 5000
Common Schools 1885 T5
Expense Account 1862 90
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$i04,S39 81
$l5O,T49 6S
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS

W PUBLIC FUND FOR FISCAL YEAR, ENDING SEPTEH-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-18
j. q. GILBERT & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
q II OCERIES AND LIQUORS,

70 ana 70 JeHerson 80, Dayton, o.
.lUU street, ''"'''on
50 hhds n. D and Porto Rico sugars, nj ~ and u
100 bids feouhed whisky,
so DO old Rye and bourbon Whisky at, 10 and rs
Nuts, Raisina, Figs and Prunoa, At IA aud IN ietioraon
street,
70 kits No. | Mess shad, 10 bills do Herrug Also.
street.
Spices, Rehned Sugars, Alum, Rosin, Tar, sulphur,
uieun lertaI, Soda, CopernA and Salt Peter, FOR vide nj
~ and 7b Jefferson street. a'N TIL
Ky baskets Champaign Winel 80 hosos 81 Estep Cla,.
OF, on hand, ~ 10 and II ~IeherAon street.
100 Buta OF every variety Of Virginia Taharco. iust
resolved at ~ and ~. 'eiIornon street.
4Ohalf chests Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Nv.
er~on street. ngTIS.
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&@atcbrs, SO.
Watches and Clocks.
John REEVES

NyOuLDrospecthlly Inform his Old cn.tomersa and
w the pubic generally thai Aler an Ab@ence Of Ten
months be- has felumedt0 Dayton aud faken ths shop
Dnnsriy occupied BY Janee ". Saopa, '
No. ass rhird street,
Two dooTa West Of Tho Poet once, shsrr n. VIII IA
Happy 70 = eve AZ bis old easlomeFs end a. many new
ones ~ mas. Afor hun with a call. An knlh oi
wATuHEs, oLoCKs, AND JEWELRY, rrpaired
In the hea. manner ASH on short nhtice. SAIL
WORK WAkkkkrEDrNa A hir trial 10 All ihai
! ash. PieAse call and examine vera. feb2g