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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-18
Haskell & Son, )

sHasken e. Son, :
81 4n f sa Cd
Wonid Iyf@m the Peopls Of ono and
"eS'er" Pennsyirania,. Of Few Facts /.
Fact No. 4.
s that Gen. Burnside u;ll ,ot. p;.,
u mond In iess than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Railsp,;t,er.
is bound to win sooner or hser And he .n,...
vises us to stll go on and furnish the people with
- Food and Raiment
stour extremely and unaecountby Low PRICES ana .s,.
Fact No. III,
That there y net in Bensbted Atbtabu more Comrs,.
t Groceries,
than Snr bought before The late advance snd viii sos
one one Q, my Green Backs with my rhr thereon notice
Fact No. III.
That they aso have n Pile Of
Clothing,
BOots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
nd by the advice of Mrs Abraham and the little Abes We
ave camined our store with .HI ~
Dry Goods, - .
prices to beat the World SO you you nd every
thing from pin to hogShead of5uFar. Aud 10
Fact NosIV
You will find they akinds of PRODUCE or any thing
'he Farmer or Mechanic has to selfor their goods.
Fact No. V, 'a
We re ovr Foods for PAY and keep no Boos- 20 come
prepared, lont mention Trust become worn out
entirely wit g. You will see in
Fact No. VI,
That they Paving CASH for Flour and all Keo Uooua
Lumber, &C - -
Fact No. VII asa -rr-
You will at least 10 per cent by buying of US.
Fact No. VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row s TO give place TO more
ammodious and imposing structure for the accommodation
)f our increasing business 1850 ...s d.. .t.s-
Call and see uS, door South Of the Post onice.
Ashtabula. Nov. rs, 1902. HASKELL & SON.
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Pennsylvania Central r. r

g. I'D = -
.5T3tiia fvitiits connections q
Is A First Class Rontef 10 all the East
ern citiesspeed Safety and Cofor-tone Bala,ted ana
free from Dust-Baggage Checked Through Free
Two Trains leave Cleveland daily via
Cleveland and Pittsturgh Rail Road, for Pittsburgh,
and there connecting with trains oD the
Great Pennsylvania Central Rail Road for
Philadelphia, NJ York and Boston.
Three daily trains between
PITTSBURGH and PHILADELPHIA N
where all make close connections with the Camden and Ann
boy New Jersey aud Philadelphia and Trenton lines over
which six trains rnn daily to New York - e
One train leaves Pittsburgh daily Cor New York. running
through TO Jersey City430 mieswthout changing carss
via Harrisburg Reading and Easo arrriag in Advance
any other roaae
$780,. BaHim0re. and Washington.
Two trains leave Pittsburgh daily for baltimore r,akins
direct connection at Harrisburg with the Northern Central
OF the principal cities of the West North West to Baltimore
and Washington city.
Baggage Checked Through to Balimeve sguasti
- r. q. q. Fright and Lire Stock.
Freigs from the and wet are transported over tho
Penna Central Road with the greatest despatch and mt low
ates Droyers snd Farmers will find the most adyanta
geous route for Live Stock Capacous yards we'll wntered
this line and ie connections and every attention Maid t
their wants From lIarrsbrg where foun every
ior ee1ing and resting choice offered
also be found the shortest quickest direct route 10
N York, via Aentown. and with changes than sny
other. 'r''a'a ENoCH LEWIS, Gen. Szys. Ahooua Pr
.tass bad J.. 4. HoUPr. Gen. TSekei fRsnt Phiied !.
out7al 90 W. IL. HOLMES, Gen Bsst. Iesaf ---'ss5
- -. a.la Va 80 - Indiana lsps
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Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
IA my Books prior to the isday OF December 1862 are
...s.s ,sa, Respectfully Requested ,. 70
call aud settle the possible Those having
Notes due aud unpaid hereby reminded that the
Money to meet my liabilities. Wheat, Oats Corn ork
ter Lard and Dried Fruit will be received and
counts, If delivered NOW. s'aiFl GEORGE WILLARD
Ashtabula, Dec 4th, 1882 6T5
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Three Cents Postage

Is all it will cost you to write to Mr. Hail. however ista
yonmay live and get valuable information about instruer
and IL you not "handy with pen get some freud
write ior you. You can save money IN
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s-T-leso-x.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

Dfake's PIantatIon Bitters.
They purify, slIengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite
they are an aniidotc to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. 7
r Lhey prevent miasipatic and intermittent fcvers
They purify the breath and acidfiy the stomach
hey cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
Ihey cure Darrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
- They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
Ihey are the best Btters In the wo Id They make N,
weak man strong and re exhausted natures great
Ihey are made OF pure St Croix Rum, the celebrated Cali
pya a roots and herbs and taken with the pleasure
o beverage, without regard to time Of day PART
cuar recommended TO delicate persons requiring gentle
stmnlant Sold by MI Grocers Druggists, Hotels and Sa
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Organ, Pianoforte, Violin or Guitar,

Organ, PianoIOrte, Violin or Guitar,
at his residence in Ashtabula from FRIDAY Epen;ng unit
Mlnd0y Noon and from Tuesday EreniRg until Tairsday
roon In connection with the Union School in Conneaut Mr
~ viii be found at the Blake House in that place. the re-
mander OF the term Sheet Music and Books furnished when
desired Ills terms reasonable. =
and Cnnneaut.
Instruction in Vocal Music viii be given for one or more
Noices' -'' AshtAbua, Dec 20. 1861.
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The Unconditional Surrender of Port Hudson
and the recrossing of the Potomac by Lee, seem
to be most important items of news and may
be considered as reliable. By the last dispatch
es of Thursday, the N. Y. Riots had not been
f,t1n a1
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'DeAto1 Notice.--At the solicitation of few patrons
In Ashtaoua have engaged at the Fisk House. and
will be there Monday the 9Th day of june remain one
wick and on the first Monday In each month thereafter to
remain week @. W. NELSON Dentist
Couheaut, June Sd 1862. F' li e5o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-18

A Card to the Suffe ring THE Rev. WILLIAM
epsGKovE while tailoring Missionary in Japan was
cured ef conun,pon when al other had billed hy
recipe obtained from learned phvsicisn residing The
great city OF Jeddo Th recipe has cured
who were suffering frem Consumption, Bronchitis
Trnut Coughs and Colds and the debility and
Preston, ctused by these disorders. - > .|t
DESTROYS o benehtng Others will send this recipe which
have brought home with me- all who it. free of
charge. Address . 10. ,REv. WI. CtISGR0VE,
yo76 43g Fulton Avanue Brooklyu NY
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Choice OF Pianos, &c.

Mr. IT, Is not confined to the sale of any partc Pianos
Will furnish good make in this country Europe
hen 1t desired Mr. H. viii give his customers the benefit
OF his experience in the selection of ranos Mevdeon
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Field of Operations.

Oho iniiRna Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Pennsyiya
nis are the groundwork for future trade nsrurient
will be delivered free of charge when dezred and
IN every particular. noney refunded. !
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WV. N EAMEs.

a sermon was delivered, Tuesday evening,
in the NJ E. Uaurch, by Rev. Thomas Graham,
from Luke, l5 c.. l9 l9 ys. Il will arise and
go TO my Father, and will say unto him.
Father, | have sinned against heaven aud be.
fore thee, and am no more worthy to be called
thy son make me as one Of thy hired servants. I"
The theme was the prodigal son. Passing over
the supposed original application to the Jews
and Gentiles, the text was considered spiritually,
a nd divided into three heads
l. The sinners aversion from God.
2. His return.
3. II is reception.
Rev. T. Graham has been long known as a
man Of great pulpit point and power. The
present discourse was clear systematic. aud
practical F.; and though the subject was familiar,
yet it was handled with such interest as to
fasten the attention Of the audience in re-
markable degree. Time aud space forbid a
report.
Rev. T. ID. Blinn preached Wednesday after
noon, from the text g He that goeth forth and
weepeth bearing precious seed, shall doubtless
him. -.
He considered
I. The precious seed. The word of God in
all its parts.
2. The Sewers They go forth; they weep
they SOW the word in the world
g. They shall be successful Souls shall be
convertible. They shall rejoice, and come up to
heaven, bearing sheaves to God The weeping
time shall be over, and there shall be joy.
The preacher, with tender feelings antici-
pated that return.
Rev. John Peate preached in the evening,
from the text, 4" For this cause | bow my knees
unto the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, OF
whom the whole family in heaven and earth is
named"
The Church is called the family of God, COM
posed of Angels and pure spirits above and
Christians below. The family has a name--the
Christian family. 1t is one in spirit. 1t has many
privileges "a common Father; q common bro
therhood; an heirship with Christ; and, finally,
the privilege ola home in our Fathers house,
Joyful thought. Here we were liable to be Sc
parated, but there not. The children should all
be gathered home, to rejoice and part no more.
The Unconditional Surrender of Port Hudson
and the recrossing of the Potomac by Lee. seem |
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Agents w anted.

Ciegynen Fost Masters Teachers and others request
ed to act agents where established liberal
allowance will he made for all sales valuable
fun nisfed however distant
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-18

honnay the Yth June, remain
wick, and the first Monday In each month thereafter to
remain week @. w. NELSON Dentist
Oouheaut, June 3D. 1867. $50.
IMPORTANT 10 FEmALEs-Dr. cheese
mans Pills-The combination OF ingredients in these
ts are the result Of long and extensive paf tce They
are mild In their operation, and certs correcting all ireg
uanues fanful Menstrr ations, removing all Distinctions
whether from cold or otherwise headache pain In the side
patauon OF the heart whites all affections hyster
cs fatigue, pain in the bacS and limbs &C. disturbed sleep
which arise from interruptions of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
va the CONNER cement of etreatrnent those
Irregularities and distractions wbc have consigned many
10 premature grave No female enjoy good health un-
eas sne 10 regular and obstruction takes place
the general health begins TO decline. .rf
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eecu remedy known for complaints me-
enliar 70 Females To all classes they Invaluable indnc
ing with certainty periodical regularity They are known
70 thousands who have them at periods hrour
out the conutry having lie sanction OF most en
ipent Physicians in America
Explicit dections stating when they should be used
90 pills. 90 ~
Pills sent by mail promptly, by RENTING the proprietor
Sod by Druggss generally. r. B. HUTCHlNGS. Prop,
e,,,. ,,.,,,, o.. t.. 20 Cedar street, n. Y
Sola IN AshtabuA by. ..-........ GEO. WILLARD.
Sold in Conneaut by ...... ID. LYONS. $50
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H0LLAWAY'S PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army and Navy
should take especial that they amply supplied with
These Pi and Ointment and where the Soldiers and
sailors have neglected to provide themselves with them no
better present be sent them By their They
heur Of need. ~
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Weakness or Debility Induced by over
Fatigue.
Volunteers Attention Indiscretious of
Youth.

Sores and Ulcers Botches and swengs can with certain
y be radically cured the Pills taken night and morning
and the Ointment be freely rsed stated printed in
stuctions II treated in any other they dry up in
one part to break out in another Whereas this Ointment
will remove the humors from the system and leave the Pa
en vigorous and healthy 1t will require little per
severance In bad cases TO insure a lasting cure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-18

Instruction i'm Music.-PROF. T. H. HOPKINS
whose long experience success MS Teacher and Per
former qualities him for the work. holds himself in readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-18
Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops,-Ne

DTOpsI-NtVtT
fail to destroy and eNtennate all kinds of Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable in all cases aud far superior any
all the Fancy Worm Gonectios and nauseous Vermges
nse They be taken at all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mersnry other deeteous Drug Moth
e should always purchase them and give their children
oher No caharc whatever is necessary be given Each
box contains "a Drops or lozenges. Price 25 cent?,
For sale by all Drug lists and Dealers in Medicines
:. a. i.. r.-f @. r.. WALKER, Gen. Agent,
69I Buffalo. Y. Y. A Eric. G W
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The Whole thing is humbug, and well calculated to
With those who are looking for what they call gea bar
gains ana are willing to endure poor thing # II canOnl
be got cheap Good makers like angels visits and ihe
Pianos cost money.
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LYONS KArHA1noN.

.ssainlf sF s-.4saf re s=leg ,nst tr ,.s,a
1rlce,es sr sr
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Cheap Pianos Worthless.
Be not Deceived

by cheap Pianos is meant those advertised at $780,
aud $500 claiming g1oat Tor wear
and oaiinng to be Better than the DID, tried makes sort
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Newspaper Publishers =.

in Ohio Indiana, no and Western Pennsylvania wishing
TO advertise for hr IL. towards lisno Mel deon will
please address Mr. Hall the subject Mr H. wishes ad
yertise In at least loo iournaIS ,..ir Il T-7...,-I =
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Seventeen Years Experience

town 90 miles Cleveland il Mr. al
general r. o. Address, where is located his General Office
and any letter however distant directed to him. will receive
prompt attention. rtfl HtJ .ll8I I ~ y
Wby not hail from city," is often asked II costs so Oot
additional expense to Keep up Room in city By AVOIDING
this expense Sir Hall about 500 instrument no
Tou knoc you get a new one.i go rr8 FFflT -
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incidental to Soldiers.

Those feelings which sadden u.s. usually arise from tou
Bile and annoyances obtruced perspraon eating ana
drinking whatever Is unwhoesome, thus disturbing the
heathiu action of the liver and stomach These organs
must be relieved, II you desire 10 lie we'll The Pills taken
according to the printed Instructions will quickly produce
healthy sction in both liver stomach and as natural
consequence clear head and good appetite.
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@ 900 BVYS Nosr W anapsps,; ;osa
c'c .n60. ufok.

ACES and Embroidery. White 0oodr-
- Drspsry Musiiu lish fineD Shlrt yrns& (>rkIuue1
pimity, Lsnss ceIsr. Askeil4s ndIlisnH ~ 1he& 10
nors 700 esnefs1e y msntlon, hut al nsdfd <4 88p.
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Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.

VIII be speedily relieved aud eectually cured by using
these admirable medicines and y paying proper attention to
'he Decuo"s which are attached to each Pot or Rox.
Sick Headaches and Want of Annette.
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For won nds either occasioHed by the Bay
onet, Sabre or the Bullet. Sores or Bruises.

To which every Soldier Sailor are liable there are no
medicines and convenient Hoiways Pills and
Ointment. The poor wounded and almost diving sufferer
might have his wounds dressed Immediately II wou on.
ly provide himself with this matehess Ointment which
should be thus into the wound smeared all round IT.
then covered with piece OF linen from his Kuapack and
compressed with his handkerchief Taking night and morn
ing or Pills to cool the system and prevent inflammation
Every Soldiers KnapSack and seamans Chest should be
provided with these valuable Remedies.
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th those who looking for what they call ereat b.
ins ana are wiling TO endure poor thing Il II canon
got cheap Good makers are like angels visits aud ih
amos cost money.
| .r,slg Choice OF Pianos, Sc. sa,,.
Mr. H. Is not confined to the sale of any particular Plan
will furnish any good make in this country or Euro
hen 1t Is desired Mr. H. will give his customers the ban
his experience in the selection of rianos and Mevdeons
Field OF Operations.
)hio, Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Pepnsyl,
are the groundwork for future trade, and nstrIer
be delivered free of charge when desired and guarante
every particular. or money refunded.
Three Gents Postage
III IL will cost you to write to Mr. Hail. however sta
may live and get valuable information about instruner
II you are not "handy with PEN" get some freud
tie ior you. You can save money.
Agents Wanted. -i''''t
ergymen Post Masters Teachers and others are euues
to act agents where none are established and libe,
'wance will he made for all sales valuable uforna
nshed, however distant
Newspaper Publishers
Ohio. Indiana, nno, and Western Pennsylvania, wshi
advertise for hr II. towards risno or Meh deon, W
address Mr. Hall the subject SIr H. wishes to
tse in at least loo journals. rssst5l,s A .aoi.~-
Who is Going to Buy Z
reader have you heard your brother sister, neghhO
md talking about buying instrument sometime wri
Mr. II. send the name, address &c and Il sale is ma,
will be entitled to per centage. Mr II. Is row buyir
ow jobbing prices and can aiordto divide the profits
Competition Desirable. -3 a
is when our instrumental aud method of doing busine
eontrasted With that OF many Others that people can u
recate the superiority of Pianos and Meodeons al
success Is then as sure as tue "march Of time"

Richardson's New Method
Book for the Piano and Mepdeon person can aGLrd
to do without VII be senttee 10 any address rsceipt
of $3 the price OF the book All kinds Of Instruction
Sheet Music &C. sent postage e yeeeiptot prce ~
Address GEO HAIL. Mutie Dealer. ~
g'iaEa sIaaaa aaalccl nlf E.i.tsf.a (lhto
Ashtabuls, March 2, lsea. - sal isssT. :, = ~;v
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FARM FOR SALE.

T IME Those wishing 10 get good
~ article Of Lime, be supplied at any tim coma ppli
alton At THAY ERS' PctuIe Gallery 900
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-28

De orousht to close, Travelling a thou,.
ana miles and more through nearly one-
hSlf OF The Confederate States. and soiouyr.
ing foF d time at widely different noint.
met not one nah, woman or child Tbo
was not resolved to perish rather than
yield TO the pressure of arms even in tha
most despesate extremity. And, Ubsteyer
may and must be the, varying fortune Of
the war. in all which recognize the hand
OF Providence pointing visibly to the ulti.
mate issue Of this great trial of the Slater
ana people OF Americs, they are better pre-.
pared DOW every way to make good their
leexottabie purpose than at any period
SINCE !hs beginning ofthe struggle. These
may indeed' be unwelcome truths, but thew
are addressed only to candid and honest
men. Nrither, however. let me add, did I
meet any one, Whstsrs, .his opinions or b;s
etation' political OF private, Who did NOT
declare BIS, readiness, tohea The Udr slau
hdte ceased and ineddisg armies been ,oifl
dtdvE, 70 consider and dise5ss the ones.
ton OF reunion. And who shall doubt ths
issue Of the argumentf return. shsfefors.
With my opinions and convictions as to Tsf
and peace. and 10Y faith az to fnsI resuIts
from sound policy aud wise statesmsusbip'
not only unchanged, but confirmed and
strengthened. And may the God of bezv1
en- and earth 30 rule the hearts and minds
OF americans everywhere that constito.
ton maintained. Union vestored, and lib.
erty henceforth made secure, a grauder
and nobler destiny shah yet be ours than
that even which blessed our fathers in the
hrst two ages Of the Republic.
c. L. YALLAHnrnuaH
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-28
Putting Things too FAR Apart.

Sambo was slave to a master who was
constitutionally.s addicted to lying. Sambo
being strongly devoted to bis master, bad,
by dint Of long practice. made himself an
adept in giving FEASIBILITY 10 his masters
stories. 1. Es - -.-,r -
Oue day, when the master was enter
tanning bis guests in the customary an
ner, he related an amusing incid mt which
took place on one of his hunting excurs-
ions. Go rE- -#s 2. ..--' 2 =
i fred at q buck said he at hund.
red yards distance, and the ball passed
through bis heel and his head Just back of
the ear Z sau Eaa .E gte 90
This evidently producing some doubt in
the minds of bis guests, be called upon
Sambo to eorroborate him.
Yes, massa, said the almost confounded
slave, after moments hesitation. 'me see
de ball bit Jim. Jea as massa l,st an de
quo to de ere, de,cie buek. lit him foot
TO him ear, and massa's BAH went clear
through him heela0d him bead ii a same
time.'
The guests were perfectly satisfied with
Sambo's explanation, and swallowed the
whole without hesitation; but when tn e
guests were gone, Ssmbo veutured 90 far
upon his masters good humor as to remon-
strate.
For goodness sake, massa,' said the slave
when you tell 'nudder such big lie, don't
put 'em so far 'part-me had wery hard
work to get 'em togedder.'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-28

EUROPE AND AMERICA tremble beneath
the tread of armed legions, Great events
cast their shadows before US whenever on
the map of the world we cast our eyes. On
this continent the cause of free government
is staked upon the battle fields of the re.
belliou. Never did one bear upon his
shoulders a heavier weight Of responsibility
than now weighs upon the commander of
the Army of the Potomac. Men never &C.
cupied grander place 10 ration's eve
since the pass of Thermopyle was defend.
ed, than our hardy champions of the Poto-
mac now fill. If they fall, no men ever
fell more gloriously; if thep conquer and
survive, no men will ever hold higher
tLeir cohsecrated heads with their grateful
countrymep. Turning away from our
struggle the spectacle is not less imposing.
The brave Mexicans still bold out against
ths assaults of foreign despot, aud still
prove that 8 free people in the contest of
independence against foreign domination
possesses power almost invincibls. Po-
land, too, rises to the stature of her former
greatness. The blood of her ancient he
rOes begins to mantle 10 the veins of her
modern sons. Russian monarch 10 laying
aside bis usual cODciliatory spirit has
aroused q spirit of Polish nationality which
will not down until freedom agsio flourish
es in the land of its early glory. The
Pole has 10 this struggle the heartfelt
sympathy of all who respect the rights of
nations, and would see the reign of justice
and liberty established Gu earth.-Boston
Post.