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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08
COLUMBUS, OHIO, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH g.

which could have awed Roman Senate In itt
Fabrican day, was bent In flial tenderness upon
the time-worn features Of the venerable ma
tron.
The great man wept A thousand recollec'
tions crowded upon. his mind, as memory, re.
tracing scenes long past, carried him back to
the paternal mansion and the days Of his youth
and there the center of attraction was hia
mother, whose care, instructions and diecipline
had prepared him to reach the topmost height
Of laudable ambition--yet how were his glories
forgotten while he gazed upon her from whom,
wasted by time and malady, he must soon part
to meet no more.
The matron's predictions were true. The
disease which had so long preyed upon her
frame, completed its triumph, and she expired
at the age of eighty-fve, conAding in the
promises of immortality to the humble be-
liever,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

traitors at home and those desiring peace, ani
for effect get up resolutions and sensation arti
cles, and have them published as the sentiments
Of the army, the truth is, The men 10 their pri
vate letters all express desire for peace upon
any terms, and denounce the war as ian Abo-
hion maT !" We could fill columns of our
paper with such letters sent to us for publica,
tlon, but what would be the use-everybody
who knows anything, knows that the soldiers,
the rank and file Of the army, are sick of war,
and desire to return home, but the leaders Of
the rebels are not ready for peace, nor the al.
ira war men of the North, and until these fac
tions are surfeited with blood and carnage, the
war must go on! We trust that God will soon
dispose the hearts of the people North and
South to seek some other means of solution
of our difficulties, than the dread arbitrament
Of the sword which for two years has been un-
sheathed in our once happy land, and deluged
our country In blood and clothed our nation In
!-Clarks County Democrat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

The RIeHTs OF THE RAILwAY.-In the case
OF the Reading Railroad Company vs. Hun.
nell in which the judgment of the lower court
was reviewed and ueniye de nOuo awarded
Judge Strong said: at ia time it should be un
derstood 10 this State that the use of rail
road track, cutting OR embankment is exclusive
OF the public everywhere, except where a way
crosses it. This has more than once been said
and it must be held 80, not only for the prot &c
tion of property, but which is far more import
ant, for the preservation Of personal security
and even Of life. In some other countries, il
is personal offense to 60 upon railroad -
With US, if not that, it ia civil wrong of ar
aggravated nature, for it endangers not ONLY
the trespasser, but all who are passing or trans
porting along the line" ."-Piasburg Post
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08
The Ice Crop of the East.

The supply of ice for the coming season will
be exceedingly limited, Although up to the
middle OF February no proportion of the ice
crop had been cut, still those interested 10 the
Ice business in this city did not loose their faith
In the weather, and continued to believe that a
very "cold snap' would make it's advent before
the month Of March arrived and cover the
ponds and lakes, oil over the country, with the
very best quality of the desired article IL is
needless for us to remark that their hopes have
been blighted. The cold weather hos not come
aud perfOrce of logic the good ice has not made
ite appearance. Gentlemen desirous of gath
erng the usual crop Of the necessary material
have made pilgrimsges to many sections of this
state In search Of ponds, lakes and rivera am.
ply appareled in the thick and shining ice man.
tie. Their explorations, however, have been
almost se frultiees as the endeBvors OF the an
cient aichem,st 10 discover the philosophers
stone.
A great many small ice houses in Wes.ches.
ter and other adjoining counties have been par-
TALLY filled, but with an article of very inferior
quality-sofs and epoDgy This will answer
very well for packing meats, but it is not clean
or sweet enough OR drinking purposes. Every
little stream found covered with ice of even
variable thickness has been visited by the
butchers and farmers residing near them and
made to yield their share toward the desired
crop.
vi course, the prices of ice during the COM
ing summer will be higher than for any year
within the memory of he Oldest inhabtant -
They have not yet been regulated, and they
will not be permanently fixed until the actual
quantity OF Ice gathered Ia known. 1t ia to be
hoped, however, that they will not be too exces-
siVe, and also that, when the hot and sultry
summer days are come, we shall, ss we have
been accustomed to do in years past, be ena-
bled to quaf the Croton, 10y cold with the par.
tic ca which Jack Frost has not failed to bring
to us from his more Northern home -Neo
York Commercial Advertiser.
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From the Rappahannock.

New YORK, March IA special to the Tri-
bune Gays: With the return of good weather
the enemy made his appearance in greater
force on the Rsppahannock, and is materially
strengthening his position. Hooker is on the
oleit, Hooker's system of furloughs to pri
vate soldiers works admirably. Furloughed
soldiers almost invariably return punctually,
and desertions are becoming more and more
unfrequent.
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IT Is NOT A FICTION.

These statements are made by men who have demon.
sraed what they say time after time in the crowded
hospital and the truth teling dIBsecting room They
are from men who could have no possible motive for
publishing what is untrue emblazoning fslsehoods
THE REMEDY WHICH WE OFFER,
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Has cured hundreds Of cases Of
Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Complaints,
Coughs, Bronchitis, Colds, Asthma, Group,
Whooping Cough, Influenza, etc. Many
of them after Every Known Rem
edy had Failed to Reach the
Disease.
Do not procrastinate but make OF wisars Balsam
and live healthy and happy.
Sold By JOHN D. PARK, Northeast corner Of Fourth
and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dec, 2l-dlm&w1t.
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Cincinnati Law and Collection Office.
ESTABLISHED A. D, 1910.
THOMAS WELL,
Attorney at Law,
AND
COLLECTION OFFICE,
NO o MASONIC TEMPLE,
CINCTENATI.

Remtances in all cases made Immediately on the col
lection Of any claim.
The following references given by permission oil
the parties, with whom Mr. Powell has for many years
been acquainted
Nicholas Longworth, ESQ.
F. Samuel N. Pike, Esq.
Joseph O. Butler, ESQ,
W. b. Smith g. Co.
Baker & Won Phul.
Tyler, Davidson & Co.
Hon. W. D. Caldwell, Ex Chief Justice, State o.
Ohio.
D W. 0orWin, late King, Oorvln & Co.
CLARK, West &c o., l2l and 1913 Duane St., N. Y.
Samuel 8. Bowman q Co., II John st., N. Y.
VIM. d. Powell, ESQ.,, No. IS East 22d st., N. Y
dec2i'62-tf t4
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Soldiers, Opinions.

We have seen within the last week, severa
letters from soldiers in the army, and there ID
but one opinion expressed In regard to the war
and however much ultra war men and those In
Office with good salaries may declaim about
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

SAN FRANomco, March 6.-The Equal Rights
Expouitor, of TuIare county, long noted for
brazen efftontery in advocating secessionism,
for which 1t was excluded from. she mails, and
was destroyed by a mob yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08
1T rs A. FIXED FACTI
CONSUMPTION
Can be Cured.

SIR JAMES CLARK, Physician to Queen Victoria,
and Of the most learned and skilu men Of the age
In his Treatise on Consumption, says THAT Pulmonary
Consumption admits OF cure, 10 no longer matter OF
doubt II has been cearv demonstrated by the
Of Laennec and other modern pathoogists" DR. Cars
well, who investigated such matters as thoroughly as
any other man, says:
Pathological Anatomy has, perhaps never afforded
more conclusive evidence In proof the durability Of
disease than It has in that OF tubercular phhiss pu
monary consumption).
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08
GENERALS KILLED DURING THE
WAR.
FEDERAL.
BRIGADIER GENERAL REGULAR

BROADER GENERAL REGULAR ARMY
]. +. X. Mansfield, Connecticut, at Antietam,
September II, 1862
MAJOR GENERALS.
P. Kearney, New York, at Chautily, Sep.
tember l, 1862
/. |. Stevens, Massachusetts,, at ChaptiIly,
| September / 1862.
J. l.. Reno, Penney lvania, at South Mountain,
September IA, 1862.
l. b. Richardson, Michigan, OF Antietam,
September II, 1862.
BROADER GENERALS.
10, 1861.
6, 1862. ~
gust, 1862
T. L. Mccook, Ohio, by guerrillse, in Ten
re,see, August, 1862.
Henry Bohlen, Pennsylvania, on the Kappa
hammock, August, 1862.
Isyler, New Jersey, at Man sssas, August
90, 1862 - 3 Wv
]. P. Rodman, Rhode Island, at Aptietam.
September II, 1862
Der 3, 1862.
is. Jackson, Kentucky, at Perryville, octo-
ber 8, 1862.
W, B; Terrell, Virginia, at perryville, oo,o.
ber 9, 1862.
G. D. Baysrd. New York, at Fredericksburg
December l3, 1869
u l. jackson, Pennsylvania, at Fredericks-
burg, December l3, 1862.
)3l, 1868.
Total-lS.
CoNFEDERATEs.
GENERAL REGULAR ARMY
A. S. Johnston, Texas, at Shiloh, April 6,
BROADER GENERALS.
R s. Garnett, Virginia, at Carrick's Fol d,
July 10, 1862.
B. E. Bee, South Carolina, at Manassas,
July 81, 1861.
F. K Zolliooffer, Tennessee, at Somerset,
January l9, 1862.
Ben Mccullough, Texas, at Elkhorn, March
James MeIntosh, Arkansas, at Elkhorn,
March 7, 1862.
| Z, 1862. 'p'''
IT +. w. Ashby. Virginia, in skirmish, May,
Robert Hatton, Tennessee, at Seven Pines,
May 81, 1862.
Richard Griffith, Mississippi, at SsvaRe's
Station, July l, 1869.
c. 3, Winder, Maryland, at Cedar Mountain.
August 8, 1862.
John T, Hughes, Missouri, at Iudepeode zee,
August, 1862.
n Il; Garland, Virginia, at South Mountain
September Ia, 1862.
L o'B. Branch, North Carolina, at Antietsm
September II, 1862.
l9, 1864. "' ''p'emO''
George B. Anderson, North Carolina. At An
tietam, September II, 1862.
n ~ n. n; COBB. . Georgia, at Fredericksburg
Ma1y Gregg, South Carolina, at Fredericks
purg' december l3, 1862.
James e: aims, Tennessee, at Murfreesboro
December 81, 1852.
Jsnnary 2, 1863. =
: Total-2l.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-13

The ;ubscribsr will send, free Of cnargel tn ali
who desir It. the Recipe ,ni directions or maxim
II simple Vegetable BALM that wIll ia rom two
to ei@ht days. remove PimpIeS, B"tchrS, Tan,
Freckles, SallOwn"ss, and all impurities aud
roughness of the Skin. leaving the sane-as Ma
ture int tended i >houdbe--soft clear smooth and
beautiful. Those desiring the Recipe with full
Instructions directions AMI llvicc. will please ell
on or address,. with return ppstlgr.)
THOS. F.CiIAPnAN, Practical Chem'st {,
lime 81 Broadway, New Y DIRK
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ilttin Disposed OF the Democrat office. We
de-re ever, person Indebted 10 us To make l.nine-
date Setslem, Mt. We have debt to pay. AN. ~
cntbie u DO so. must collect the lm' ~ int -.
The hooks Of the irn mty he f5iu s'ta ! Il
DonaIa, 1t Dick ,on & CO.. iiarlSar, stoit
J.ly A4-2ef r &p MCDONALD =
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3lutifc5.
sstS3A The Great Cause OF
a.NY UIM\N MISE.Rl

lust Published in Sealed Envelope; tr'ce octs
Lecture by DIR CubVERW Eli, on tie
Cause and Cure OF SpermafNThpa, Con sumption,
Mental am phy>icll DEBILITY. Nervousness: Epi
l.p y. inquired Nutri,i ofthe loo ly, LasStnds,
W raknrsS of the limbs and back, lnii~position
ami incapacity Tor study aud labor. Dizziness oi
Apprehension; .oSS OF memory; Aversion 20 N""l
ETY.; Love of S"litudc fimi iitv; Self Discus
Dyzinr.s; llrld, che; Affections ofthe Eyes IRA
pIr-o1 he flre; involuntary Emissions. AMI S"Xn-
al lnc,"acity; the Consequences oi "nthi"I IN
discretion sc. &c.
Sen, under seal. to any address. IN pam, calf
ell en, cIppr. ON the receipt OF six cents, or wv
postage stamps, h" addressing.
CHAS. J. c. KLINE and Co.
1877 Bowery. New Yo k. 20 1 Office
BOX 1886
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CALVERT CONST0CK. WILLIAM CASSI
DY. E..ON CONS rOrk:

with amp'. l,lliriola' .'esiu assistance in Inc c
er.l departments Of the paper
Next tn vi.o ouS Surnort o. tho Federr' Gov
crnnlcnt IN its present p,rl--'he hr>f great dui'
Of every nstlioiic ciZen--thc lea,'il" purposr "i
the Editor. " II he II advocate Democratic an'
Conservative doctrines, and 10 rngratt them
unon ia. ,,oirv and admin 'SiratloR Of tic Toy
,,rnmcnt,-Statc ami National ~ tie same tim"
they will strive t. furnish the readers th" hc>'
nos.iLle GENERAL newspaper. Tho a'r.t lntclh
ccrcc-t;,rci.rn aud dom. sfic-OlH .wrNs pear
in the column III their papsr; and it>C"mmercia'
DEPARTMENT III embrace the inllr't aud most re
liable information including correct and ap'p'e
rcnnrt~ nf the No"rv. Prod zee -nd Cattle Mar
krts at Nrw York AMI other leading points ct
commercial transactions. Great care will also b.
bestowed unon the Literary character Of the pa-
per. and such nthcr ORIGINAL nd selected articles
NOTICES Of new notifications. a.. will he gwen. -
will he likely to interaS. the reader tor :h" ben
etit of that lro class cneaged Ia ca iNat'n@ the
soil We shall give nromnenre ~ q r'"nl ural sub
irct,. lev,ting t. them original articles 'iiton
ais and ,nmun;c,tions.} and carefully selected
matter from the leading journals al the country.
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Es.E.s'CSTE SssEs,<
Il \ pOPHOSpHITESi
TOR THE PRryLvr ~ .., o,..- -

ConSnmrtipn, asthma. Chronic Bronchitis. Ner.
'"'ts ?tostritipn General Dcbiitc Dysven,ia
scroin'", MarsSmus. oss of Appetite
Nenf1's.' Fe.1 10 Compl,iut~ and
ali Disorders Of he N.rvou.
Az! Blood s,stems
tbs Rene \ h.. n, - re,t,c,,t,,;on p
n'o>' t'A rR ORD NARY CURES in all ,t,rrs
81 ~ Mp iipN. Il !, r. commended u,
n'nt in'i m PHYSICIANS in The United States aIl
''i's '-'ii he'd with results unpa.alel-
= III H. amt .! medicine
Ia" ,r"ihospliit"s have two-foid specific ac.
"".'--ae tie one hauu. increasing the rrnciD,e
VI ca Institutes Nervous Energy. anl on the
ot'er btins tn most powerful 81 Iod Generating
N:"htN hna"n !ncises of N"ryous Debility ar
III rt;.nii q; The Vital Powers, from any c.,,,sn
ths Remedy hi> no superior.
"inchester's Z enuine Preparation
l. the onl' reliable form of the flvnophosul,;tes
miie after the Original Formula of DR.. Churchill
j Inquire for and use no other
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The Confessions nd Experience OF a
Suferer

Sufferer.
Published rs a warnns, aud for the especial ben
eft OF voun. men and those who suffer with Ner
vous DEBILITY. Loss ni Memory. Premature Decay
&c. Nc &c. by one who has cured himselfby sim
pie means. alter beng put t. great expense ami
incont cuici.cr. through the use of worthless med
icinc~ prescribed by learned doctors.
Single e"pieS may he obt lined OF tho author. &
n. LAMBERT. Esq. Greenpo'nt. Long lslaml,
nv enclosing post-ra Il addressed envelope. Ad
dress CHARLES \. LAMBERT, Esq. Green.
point Long Isl nd, N. Y. l7m2
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7 e NEW INK FIX
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or fortv-ei. n, columns nj trd on l'w rrd Il
some tvpe IN the best stvIe IL Will he furish."
To Subscribers an he bllnwin terms. p,Nab'e A.
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Three cooirS venr...
y chit da do 1900. '
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IKE a'IG PIEL.
SPECIFIC REMEDY
opcfmatorrhea' e hal We ,nes s. ard
General .Ir tabiiity II eitne, sex

Sheioi III taOii1ty II eltnei sex
This Malay, the terrible consequences of whic,,
are 10 well known To require more than bare al
fusion 10 them, ~ one of the most insidiouS aud
therefore dangerous, OF al the long catalogue of
human ills. " ,apa the very springs OF Life
tapdiy undermincs the constitution, and sinks the
unhappy victim into imhecility and premature
grave From one To six bnxes of the SPECIFIC
Till are generally uincient effect pcrman mt
en- - IN The mos. aggravated cases, whether Con
.tltut'onai. or ari>n from Abuse or Excesse.
MEDI IL TESTIMONY
1--WE believe it to he. in the treatment OF Sper-
mat"rrhea, as near Specific as any medicine can
. be
B. KEITH, d. Am. Jour Of Medical
Science.
81 have founl them all that could 30 desired.
Their effect has been truly wonderful. | used
them in case OF Sperm ,torrhea of long standing
which has breu under treatment fr years. thinh
three boxes viii completethe cure
e. =. DlCkFE. VI ID.
/ u This il not HOMEOPATHIC Rpmedy. ner i
There any mercury or other deleterious Ingredient
co hined witi, IT,
PRICE ;-Si per box. Six boxes for IS. nv
mail repaid. For SALE by all respectable prur
eists. anl sttne Sole General Depot in the Uned
States ,bv
WINCHESTER, e5 Johnst.N.Y.
msrl3-Ty
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Trl- II Yo2E Tx RCUs
II = ,uh'i-hcd u qa,r'o rorrn. If III, ,zr 81 H.
'ca'.i-. Nrw YORK Week.-Mrs.; and "roui~
hat in is New. Ei foriai lt"riry. A!i-,rl tr-
,us and Agri,-ulfuril D"nartuc ~ ~ Mark
Report. AMI in al "'ncr ro>nrct-, i shall he ~
least canai - any rrr"r publ h.s II t,at cit,
" hi l,.v..tinr 20 own e'iit'r1' >"r'i lies, I
has as, tn, benefit ri IN, cair" time AMI c"n-t"n'
snporvi> VA "f VI. Elov CoNsTacR. for several
yaar. one of the editors Of thu y York jour
MI nf Commerce. a gentleman OF recognized rdi
,oral ability ana experience. The editors viii
therefore lie
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CAIN ET SHOP.

IT, scs..i;er k,e,. c3n-ttrt'y on IAN :, ana
manufacturers to orGe., cry risic-y u
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"a air Eli il ertain Cure. n
fHIcts-ln N. Bottles, Silk Bottles tor Sd,
In 10 OK. Bottles, S2-trec Tor 81 Circulars
srfti~ Sold by al respectable Druggists. and at
the Sole General Depot IN the United .'tatcs, by
j. NiNCHE' It r, 35 John St., NY
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that th- Blood Purifier and Pills purely
r~yata have the certificates those eminent chem
Ists Professors Chiffon If " Y, and Locke ef Cincinnati
Read nr Ro,acks Special Notices and Certificates pub
l-hed ia col,r cuus part Of this PAPER fgos time 20
tr.
Prize cf the Scandinavian Vegetable blood Purifier 81
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-26

IxrLurrcr or ,TENrER on. HKtLyH - Ex.
esssse labor 'rxpduie 10 VET aud cold
depriya tion Of sufHcieuts quantities ofueces-
usry aud whcIes6thc food, 'habituaf bad lodg.
Ing, sloih and intemperance. are oil deadly
spimies 10 human lie; but there are none
Of them SO bad as violent, uugoyersed pas,
sions Men and women have survived all
these, and at least repched gu extreme, cid
sgs; but Il may be safely doubted whether a
single instance can be f.und Of man OF vi.
olent irrsscible. /. uugovernabc passion, wbo
has Arrived sta'vetyi 'sdvauced period Of
life. 1tis, therefore Of the highest Import
ance TO every one desireous TO preserve q
sound mind IN a sound body. so that the
brittle vessel oflife may glide down the
stream oftiEe smoothly ard securely, in.
stesd Of being continually tossed amidst
rocks and shoals which eudanger it's exist.
ence, to have special care. amidst all The
vicissitudes and trials Of lite, o maintain n
quiet possession OF its own spirit. Z .--
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uApERpAsnEkY vrRsftlrp.

In The nose and confession" that constantly RACES
And Il chroncled forth IN the Telegfaph's pages,
shs,s,. Rorrs,s ,snJ cIo.L. ibst r,vai tbe graces
May claim your attention. TO bsief rehearsal NOVA
Ola list Of Choice Goods In astock universal;
And though less pretending IN merit more sound,
And quietly waiting your notice down town, 4. .
There Cloths Of all grades and textures yeah hnd
or pure Wool from your aochs and q Alabama combined
And Vestings the Marseles silk and Black Satin,
Yarn made Or Cotton, Thread Wedding aud Batting ng
Wick Flsnnes bleached goods, stripes sheens twlne,
Aud Musins and Lawns, bonnet dress aud swiss fine,
canbrcs and Summer Stuts checkd striped white shirts,
Gloves Dress Goods Shaw and Ribbons and skeleton Skrs
Spice pepper and casa saleAsus gold ned kaoln soap,
Booms baskets and bed cords cloths lines buck gloves and
Super teas, sugars and 6 fee both Java and Rio,
Pure, be found IN the state o. Ohio. nif
Paper hangngs brass kettles fancy prints and band boxes
Cloths pins wooen yarn and bowsfor the necs Of your
Stone churns jugs jars and crooks assorted glass aud na
Mop handles wood and iron, SASH pchos and water pais
Shoes for children boys and ladies' also gents and ladies' hose
And hoes for gents TO work with wooden pumps and super
Butfalos,
scyhes snsths rakes and washbcsrds, half bushels and
Chalk rosin whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
The iarges lot Of Hats and Caps Of every grade and
shoemakers too word with you have for you good news,
Here's nearly all the implements for making boots and shoes
Lasts pegs pineher hsmmars knives thread peg and sew
Tacks Nails awhandles bristles lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk kip hoats size sticks and morocco
Weddings and hastings OF various shades shoe needless and
Buthodl my muse, further tax the printers gentle
He'll neer space for tiihe OF the list Of this full stock
OF Goods; ... .......r .
Say then, that the stock is full and complete,
That anxOusly awaiting, patrons to Rreet,
Invite them ALL from south from North om East and from
West, .fH H' I.H H.l .uHr'-
From city, from country, noolnites, DOuslastes, and all
From every point of the compass come ALL ''. W.
LesSe all your spare dimes with your friend, ..aa
Ashtabula Oct. q, 1890 -. u