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The Orimina Court adjourned with
out day on Friday. It had but q short
term.
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suspenders, in all sly les, silk, linen and
cotton, at Messrs. Geeen & Green, 43
College street.
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Recorder Shanes docket dwindled
down to five cases yoeterday. A good
indication.
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Neglige Shirts, with lined bands, al
Messrs. Green s. Green, AZ, Ccllege ct.
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POUND.

I'm THR MuRFRRE BoRO To NPIKv, A
~ small heuarandam hook containing Csruhs
Gates VI in-sbtsansss, (va) tbs Govsrnmsut he
oval eau get tnen ~ applying az THIS otico, and
raGng for Advertisement
nWHH-nf
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Furnished by

A. G. SANFORD s. co.
aug2-10tdw2t
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Persons wishing . fine pen can find 3
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, "
Cherry street, two doors South of Cedar
ie1O-tf
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WANTED,

A Practical Mechanic, who has
had several years experience Ia setting and running
Machinery, stationery kngines, aud portable saw
M b, desiTes situation.
Tho best Of reference given.
2. ALISON.
Address Post-Qiioo, Nashville, Tennessee
auEa--2tp
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w nalted.

Two good Photographers, aud one
AmbrOty past, can get steady employment
aud good wages at t. M. SoHLEIER's
q Allery's Sug4-1w.
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tSefuse Ine Issues of all Banks
mentiOnod below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound up and their Notes, II any ere
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, 1t Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, AZ Nashville.
Farmers' and Mechanics Bank, ct Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at MurfreesbOro.
Miners' and Manufacturets Bank, At KnoIYR. ..
Bank OF East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Rank OF Trenton, Al Trenton.
Bank OF Jefferson, 81 cambridge.
Bank OF Claiborne, az Takewol.
Bank Of Tazswell, at Tazewoll.
Lawrenoeburg Bank, at Lawrenoeburg
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank OF America. at ClarinYtue.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
southern Bank, Georgia
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a Safe INVESTMENT.
United States 6 per cent Coupon
Bonds, (5-2o's,) Principal, and Interest,
payable in Gold.
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REzs Northeast Side Public Square, WINCHESTER, TENN.
and No. Is South Side Public Square, NASHVILLE
TENN; North Side Public Square, MURFREEsboto,
Trrs and Corner of SIXTH and MAIN STREETS,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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Author Of DOlbear's Science Of Ponmanship, over
Smiths DRUG-sT0RS, corner of Church and Vine
streets. Hours to II, A NJ, . too, P. M, and
~ to . at night.
Tor Recommendation during the last 20 years, SEE
large circular. Aug7-Ims
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@aShriIIP @MiOH.


THEATRE.--The Improvements at the
theatre having been completed, Messrs.
DUFrIELD & FLYNN inAugurate a now
season tomorrow night. In addition TO
the chief members Of the old company,
they have secured the services Of other
excellent artlstes, making the corps
iram1tiqiIe, as n whole, the best we have
ever had. 1t IL composed Of the follow
ing gentlemen and ladies'
Gentlemen
v. NJ Foster, c. Leslie Allen,
Harry Everett, Al Stewart,
f. q nton Mr. Charlea.
Mr., Ashton, A. beeeby,
Coo. Burt. Geo eLyon,
Mr. Birehett Claui c Hamilton
Ladier
Mr., BARNARD Mrs A. Jordan,
Ms A ,,ewert Miss 3. Lyon,
Miss c. 1fert MIS- D. Hert'
Mrs Geo. Burt, Mrs A. seaman.
7 Miss Kate Blanchard, represented TO be
one Of the most accomplished aanseusss
of the sge. has been also engaged for the
present With such q company, new
scenery and decorations, and the theatre
generally improved, the managers may
RELY upon an increase Of patronage.
The entertainments begin tomorrow
night with the amusing drama Of "The
Serious Family" followed with dance
by Miss Blanchard, q new song by
Stewart and close with the afterpiece Of
"Uncle Sam. Both pieces are well
cast. The bill is q strong one. rally
round the Flag, boysP
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$1,000 COUpON BONDS.

IN SIZES OF
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MARRIED.

AT the residence of the brides father. in
Brookfeld, Ohio. on the 25th ult. by the Rev.
Z Pinney, Mr. o O JONES, of Washington
ID Q, to Miss JENNIE DUMARs, recently of Ro.
chester, Minnesota.
At Hatfield, Mass, on the lst by Rev John
NJ. Greene assisted by Rev. j Lyman Morton
GEo. W. WAITE, of this place aud HELEN NJ
MORTON, OF II. Mr.. Mks w. will be pleas.
ed to meet their friends Informally, at the resi-.
dence of Dr. ii. Harris No cards sent
In Snybrook on the 3lst day of December
JAMES ii. SAVAGE, of A htabuu. to OLIVE O.
Bliss the ceremony being performed by Rev
q. Morton.
In SaybroOk. on the 25ih ult. by Rev. A.
d. Barber, THEoDoRs HALL. ESQ of Ashlabu.
la, to Miss Lucy NJ. PIERCE.
In Gelava, on the 26ih, by the Rev. DIR. Wha.
lan HIRAM B. Hunt, to Miss Nancy K. HuRD
Of Springfield, Mass.
In Jefferson, on The 26lh ult byS. G. Simonds
Esq. CHAs Mort. OF Trenton Mich. to Miss
Dora PHELPS, of Kingsville.
In Cherry Valley, 25th ult by Elder c. r
hlchmond, 1t. q. X. WATERS, to Miss l.. AID
DIE MoRsE.
Az the American House, Jefferson, on the
<on uit. james Chapel to Miss Mary Upper
on une Zo,h' Ashley Spring of Geneva, to Miss
Ne'ie -; Ferry on the same day, by the Rev.
A ~ Olds' George Chilson, to Mrs Cornea
A. Eply
10 Ooebrook' on the 22d by Rev. e. Wake.
ned Timothy ii. Higgins 10 Miss Mary .
Eckenroad. '
10 Geneva, on the 25lh, by the Rev L. s
a lslnS John g. Stark, to Miss Hellen II. Gay
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DIED.

In Conneaut, on the 2lst Henry e. eyed
about year, son of John e. Olds
Az Amboy, Muj ApoIlus Kent, one Of the
earliest settlers OF The town of Conneaut having
been resident for more than foriy-three years.
In Weyne, on the 25tb, Lyman Bcecher, IN
bis. goth year, eldest sou Of n. A. Babcock.
ln Lenox, on the 18th, Barnabas Jones, nged
20 years IN Jefferson, on the 9th, Of typhoid
fever, Harmon II. aged II years, and on the
24ih Charles II. aged years. only children Of
II d. Jones, and grand dchildren Of Banabas
Jones
10 New Jefferson, Green county Iowa, on
the llth ut. of typhoid fever, Sarah A. wife
OF John NJ Culley, eyed 80 years, formerly oI
Ashtnhuln
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SPEClAL Notices.
IMPORTANT to FEMALEs-Dr. cheese.

IMPORTANT to OFEMALES-Dr. Cheese
mans Pill s-fhe combination OF ingredients in these
Pills the result of long and extensive practice They
mild ia their operation, and certln in correcting all reg
uares Painful Mensr atons, removing all distinctions
whether from cold otherwise headache pain in the side,
paptation Of the heart Whites all nervous affections hySer
ic fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &c. disturbed sleep
which arise from interruptions of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the cement of In the treatment Of those
Irregularities and distractions wc have consigned many
to premature grave No female enjoy good health u-
less she is regular and whenever ON obstruction takes place.
the general health legins TO decline
DE- GuEEsEaANs PILLS
the most eectua remedy known for complaints Pc
eiar TO Fema 70 all classes they invaluable indie
ing with certainty periodical regularity. They known
to thousands who have used them at different periods
out the couuty aving the sanction Of OF the
nent Ply sicHasin America.
Explicit oi ectinns, stating when they should be used
with each bOSthe price 81 ler Box containing to
GO pills.
ris sent by mail promptly by remitng to the proprietor
Sold by Druggists generally X. B. HUrCllINGS, PrOp,
20 Cedar street, N. Y.
o. S6fd Ia Ao11,,t5sssaj,,t nv IA ,J6NyS az
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The Gr@fenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate su.
pervision ofa silllu Physician and they be
lied upon In all cases.
The intelligence of the community Is not insulted by the
offer single medicine which claims 10 ALI DISEASES,
hut the Graseuberg Remedies CONSIST of eleven different
Medicines unequaled in the of the diseases for which
they recommended Among which be selected re
noate any Of The diseases incident to this county and
climate.
THs OssnBsr Yegetabie PH better than any other
Kind Of Pills in tie wotu-Prce % Cent?.
The Grnfsabsrg Uterine Cath0hcOn infaliabe
dy for all Female dseases-Pice l,A Cents.
Tie Uterine C5,koicoa Will also Gravel diseases Of
the Kidneys nrin' !imculties In males.
1ae GrgjeHberg Sarsaparta is by Gar The most powerful
and ehicaci0Ms compound in use-Price 81.
The Grajee5erg DpseHlsry Syrup is certain and quick
remedy All dseases OF the bowels-PTice 80 Cents.
The Grafeabery Pie Remedy iils to permanently
| relieve t,is distressing discase-Price S1,OO
Tie GrafsHbsrg Chdrens Paaocea is invaluable
foaud in al diseases incident to eli drrn.
The CrafenJerg and 4gHs Remedy is sovereign
specific for this particular disease Price 20 Cents
Tile GranBerg Green Mountain Ontmeqt excels all other
saves in it, cdfutive eilects-Price 25 Cents
The rgfenJer Cous,tmptires Eaiui affords the most
tnnising relief il all pulmonary cnmplHintsPce 50 bot
tie hn An eminent Physician of York, states that he
has known the rsenberg COnsuBptyes Balm used viii
great DroPsy Our own experience substauaes
| his statement
The Grafenberg Heath Bers the most pleasant
! delightful tonic pIeraed-rrice2 20 Cents.
The rafenberg Ere Lotion is unparalleled ia all nnGm
nation diseases OF the Eye--Piice 20 Cents
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Sold ia Bciltsii5 c6ihlthssaait BY =. .

Vtnunl Snmbuel.-We have been shown specimens
Of tcaIeutl pure juice Wine prepnred by Mr. ALFRED
SPEE of Pasaic, j. out Of the Portuguese Sambucus
valuable fruit which he cuvateS in this county, In taste
1t nsatiates to port without ITS heating quaitie being
absolutely free nom spirits further than the fcmrntaon
Affords Preere is given to it all the Wines
In New York and other hospitals, tonic stimuent
curetc and sodotfc Mr. has been upe years the
production of this WiIe and the newest he sells
years old DIR Chiffon the chemist ceTti6es its pur w and
medicinal properties and other eminent physicians
value tonic 1t is difficult II not impossible get glass
Of pure port wine for inyas and this is paat subt
tute for the article possessing of the qualities
old port icing in fact considered supcdorN A. Tribune
GEO. WILLARD has Obtaued that four years
old direct from the vnyard and will furnish aud
testimonials tn the virtues of he saubuci.
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Latest Styles Of Dress Goods

Latest Styles of Dress Goods,
Ladies Cloths, Checks for Boys Clothing &c.
Paris, Notified, aud Geraldine Checks,
the pretest in town, st MORRISONS.
A lot of cheap Dry Goods, so low that
everybody buys them at MORRIs0N'S
A Splendid lot of Cocheco aud Mcrri,
Prints, Dark Pink, and Purple, at MoRRISoNS.
Black and White Check Silk Shawls,
Cheek wooen Shawlf, and other styles, for summer just
recoyedat MORRlSONS.'
A new aud pretty Style of Goods, for
MORRISON
ANY quantity of Summer StuTs of the
best Material and Manufacture, Al MoRRISoN'S.
A fall supply Of those most desirable
Collars and CuIs, just received at MoRRISoNS.
Gloves and Mitts any qg,aglily; all
Styles and Price, at MoRRSoNs.
Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves, desirable
colors and low prices, at MoRRsoN's.
Grenadiue Wells, Tissues, and Berages, ia
great profusion, at MoRRIsON's.
Narrow Ribbon for trimming, nearly all
colOrs, at AORbIsOYS,
White Linen Pocket Handkerchicfs.
from cts un silk HOndLerchieb Crayat Neck Ties lots OF
ths at MORRIs0NS.
A Large supply of Hosiery, from the
smallest to the largest size, new syeo Children just
rcceiNeuHl hOItliSONS.
A New lot of Misses and ladies Nor.
rocco Boots very low, at MORRlSOA'S.
A few Trunks for sale low at
MORRlSONS.
Lots of CrorkerY, Hardware, Glass,
Putty, Paints Oil "a barrel odouble boiled Just opered and
Dyes tufts, at NORdsUN'S
Groceries constantly on hand, the fresh
est aud best at MORRISON'S.
Bring on your Butter,
eggs Beans and anything that Is good not Omng
your Zig pocket book, aud for yourselves. always
ready IN show my gOods. Store open fou in the morning
until . in the evening. IL. H.. MORRISON.
tsht abula, June 10Th, 1862. 653.
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orr Madisoyneighbors for few weeks
mas, have bed startled by the perpetro'
,ioO of sizes of transactions, which for
Mold villairs, is not often eclipsed by ms.
tronoli,o, dpsperadoes. These events, as
tbsv bFe bten related to us, implicate
tbrss adiyighals " ho FIRST knocked down a
pep,lemau6y the nathe of Cowdry on the
railroad fack aud robbed hin of some 80
or go dAars; their next operation was mp
ON Gentleman going home from the VII
LAG, dragging him from his horse, but Ind
INK no plnnder let him go; another was The
liking Of package of clothing from lad
10 the village, aud folo@iug these with sew
eral other attempts at robbery where moth
ing va, found, 4 the party cursed Rick ed
for afordlng no better picking. Suspicion
rested upon one individual only, a despel.
ate character who has recently been arres'
ted and taken away by the marshal as o
reserter. Since his departure nothing Of a
like cbaroci er has occurred
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ASrrsLAvERY soorErv.-The AshtabuIa La
dies Anti slavery Society, will meet Of the resi-
dence Of Cyrus Avery, on "Wednesday the 7th
instant This sbciely was temporarily suspended
so as to give an undivided attention to the wants
Of the soldiery. Now that way is opened to
aid the contrabands without robbiog Our SOL
d ers Of their accustomed bounlies, we cordially
invite all those interested, TO assist us 10 thls
truly philanthropic work. II. A. SErTLEToN'
se6retary
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PikIZE POETRY

Let Chieitlns boast of deeds in
Aud Mnstrels tlue their sweet guitar
noble theme my heart II Glls---
In praise of BERRcKs matchless Pills
Their cures are found in every land
Amid Russias SHOWS and Aries sand;
Their wondrous work the papers Gill;
Produced by HEkRICks matcLless Pills
Does disease allict you: do not doubt
This charming compound wih search II out,
Aud health again yOaT system fills
II yoH fly at once to llERRfcR's Pills.
They're safe efor all-both old and young
Their praises are every tongue;
Disease, dlsarned, no longer Kills,
Since we are blessed with iiERRJCKs Pills.
t-Y Put up with English, Spanish. German and French
directions. Price % cents per box SRgdr Coated sid h,
daelers merchants and grocers everywhere lk654
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An Ercellent Wine for Femalesl

Every Family should Speer's SAM
buci Wine eCe ebated fer its medicinal and beneficial
qualities as genuine Stmuant Tonic Diurec ard Sudo.
ride highly esteemed by eminent physicians some of the
first families of Eruope and America.
As a DiureLic it impair healthy action 10 the
Glands aud Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial in
NropSy, Cont, Eraptinns, aud Rhe Imatic affections.
AS Sudorihc 1t opens the pores and eEpels all i'm
puntieo by iuscnb pers nation thereby duving Erup-
items and cleansing the surface, giving ygor To the
whsle system and BLOOMING, SOFT, and HEALTHY cOndi-
ton TO the skin and Complexion.
Speer's Wine is uot mixture or manufactured ar
ole, bot is pure, from the ice the Portugal Sambucus
and Physicians possessing medicinal properties superior
to any other wines In and excellent article for all
weak and debated persons, and the aged and nfnn, i'm
proving the appetite ard beneHting ladies and children
Ladies' Inc, because it will not ihtoXieae other
wines It contains mixture Of spirits other liquors.
and Is admired for its ich peculiar flavor and nutritive
properties, mpartng healthy tone TO the digestive organs
and blooming soft, and healthy skin and compsexion
We refer n few well known gentlemen and physicians
who have tried the Wine -
Gen. Winfield Scott L. $. A. Dr. Wilson llth st.. N Y.
GOV. Morgan, N stale, Dr. noughier Newark, n j
Drs Darcy aud Nicholl, Dr. Ward. Newark n. J.
Newark, n. j. DR.. Parish Philadelphia, Pa.
DR. Parker n. Y. CITY, J ~. II. Clinton, N. Y. City.
And many others too numerous npubiish.
None genuine unless the signature Of ALERTD SPEFR,
Passpc J Is the cork of each bottle. Make one
trial of this vine. A SPEER Proprietor.
Vineyard at Passaic N j., Office, No. 20s Broadway,
New York sold by Druggists generally
For sale by @ WILLARD and W. +. COPELAND Dru ggists
Ashtabula 63Oy
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Carr KINNEY, after few months of respite
and refrigeration Of health, again puts on the
hafDeS aud goes into the service. His position,
for vl,ich be has received his commission. is iD
the department Of comniissary of subsistence,
will the rank Of Captain, the commission bear-
date Nov. 26 The position is a very des
rsbIe one, and worthy of the gentlemanly and
deserving incumbent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03

Ny one supposed we intended to
put our Nend McGUIRE, whose removal We no.
'1ceu iast week. into the category of distur ber
Ol lhs PaoIe peace, they were simply mistaken
we had noFelerence TO any thing but the din OF
ihal iu'emSable hammer, which has been ring
ing fortl fs notes from early morn to
MOI snly duSkyeve but into the wee sma hours.
nonsI lndustryNis Macs fort, and he's bound
~ napmer his way through the world. lie had
tu'endd to make his own announcement this
NeeA' put being little tardy, goes over to
atotnet issue.
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MAsTER,s sALE


Asitabula Common Pleas, June Term, 1862.
MARVIN II. CHAPMAN VS.. DIV BENJAMIN ct ais.
order OF sale.
DY Virtue Of an ORDER of SALE
ID duly Issued from said Court In the above case 70 me d
feced win offer for sale by way Of public suction, the
door Of the Court House in Jefferson Ashabula county Ohio
on Saturday the 15lh day Of Niov, a, D. 1862,
between The hours Of Of said day. and being the
and undivided half o. the following described Lands and
Tenements, TO wits
Being part Of Town Lot No 80 In the village Of JeGer-
son on Jefferson street IN the County OF Athtabua and State
Of Ohio by ad eh and heretofore BY Timothy stonr
East by the East line Of saidlo and extending south 554
feet from The south line Of said stones land south by
line parallel with said north line SAX feet south therefrom
being rods and feet IN width, east and west and o feet
north and SOUTH together With ait the tools and machinery
thereto appertanIng and beorA Ag appraised at 5000.
r.. \. WIGHT, onthG aa spees: Master Com.
Sherins Oniee Oct 6th, 1862. S475 5t56s
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CoLLEcTOE's OFFICE INTERNAL REVENUE.
A'HTABuIA, oet 2sth, 1862. :
/ INTERNAL REVENUE LICENSES

nc undersigned Is prepared to grant Licenses all uer-
SOUS whose rpcA0n have been returned hy the Assessor
Hede stamps for Bank CHecks Exp and
rec yed and Tor sale. HENRY-FASSETF, U. :. Collector
instruction In Music.-PROF T. II. HOPKINS,
whose long erieuce and success Teacher and Per
former qualities linn for the work, holds himself in readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ, Piunufurte, Violin or Guitar
az his residence in AshahHla, from FRIDAY q unit
Monday Nom and from Tuesday EpeaiHg until 4 Qrsdau
Noon In connection with the Union school IN nn ut Sr
H. will he found at the Blake House in that place the re-
mander OF the term Sheet usIc and Books when
desired. His terms reasonable
nsruments for in instruction. furnished at Atbula
| and Cnnneaut.
Instruction in Vocal Music will be given for one or more
voices Ashtabula Dec 90 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03

ir.IN o'sS'or Sbbet's entertainment fell upon an
on yso' NJ evening on Tuesday, aud was repeated
80, " Hnesday evening to far house. We
ni,v - sen' short lime, but had an opportn.
-. !,h ~ Nness soue Of the elocationary Gre Of
Maa,ma ESor' The inimitable comicalilIes oil
.ass M Nv 0'ton, and the fidelity aud truthful.
nS,So' nS,1 " :" ua'u of hrs Sibbet. Such combi.
dav,s ion,n sa' Is mol met with in a summer
mn, ysy, ~ -" sf il is no equivocal co,uDh.
.,sa,;'' ~ ~ ASH Sala audience that il was no,
"aut'ny III lis appsviatiou 9th. wa "0'
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Medina, March l, 1861.

R~The bnve named Ladies' personally acquainted
win and know that years while iyediu Medina
they we're great sufferers. Miss has been badly slc ed
that it with difficulty sic able to stand upon her
feet bottles Of CahOcOn entirely cared her Of
complaints My vile received great benz 1T from is medicine
We recommend to the Ladies of this county salc and
efficient remedy for the many complaints they subject
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield HERALD.
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry. situated at Thompson,
lake County, the nearest aad most convenient for
the citizens of Asabula and vicinity Of ary ober and the
quality of its stOue Is superior for Hrmness o texture and
durability Stone cut any dmensoh and for any purpose
dressed in the most wokmane MANNER and at short notice
Orders solicited, or Faggug steps WellStones, Under
pinnIg Window and Door Caps aud Sills, Coping aud Wa
ter Tables When the travelling good, parties do their
hauling at a col siderable saving. b. EDGEkION.
Thompson Dec. /, 1862. eIj
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LOCAL ANo shsoEL LLANEoo 8

posr,or srAupZOor merchants bave a
greed to receive p'stOge stamps up 70 'ns l i1'n
lost ant after wheh they WILL be refused alto
eetber. AS the goverupent has also liked a
limit. beyond which.it wi pot redeem them "
bebooves those havipy them on hand such as
49, ~, ,ho;. sre.hyss, to get rid Of them be
fore the day OF krac past
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FOR ALE BY-A. Hendry, Ashisbua: Pratt Canheld;
Jsneron; W. W Pulls, AuSubnrg; Smith GO" Geneva,
Nathan Parish, Kirgsvie; L. Lyon Connenut; Peter Belch,
Richmond r. NJ Norton, Audoyer; Wells Faulkner Cherry
Vaeyj npming, st ohm, Dudve New Lyme; F. Philips.
Coebfonk; j. Gibbs Orwe W. T. latiuer, Rock Greek;
Hiram Morgan, H,rtsgroye; f. B. Pratt, Wayne.
600 Ii. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Agent for Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03
Stearn's g. Co.'s
Ash-fIouse and Leach Combined.

THIS is made Of Six Stones, fastened
with two bolts crossed in the and is easily taken
down 1t be shipped and set up by any 1t is Gre
proof be bottom sone projects about inches all around
with small the outer edge Making perfect
leach 1t holds barrels Of ashes and be leached out
without changing the ashes.
Also CsSrns, feet SQUARE, the above plan, usin
six stone Witch make a cstern holding 30 0bnuels.
II. UDY,Agent.
WelStone all Sizes Cstern Covers Faqging Of all sizes
Window Caps and Siis, Door CAPS and S Coping Water
Table and Quons. furnished ly the subscriber his Stone
Yard, about 80 rods West of the Metho list Church
Ashtabuls, July 10, 1852. 600