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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07
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FLouR--Tbe large decline in Gold has com
pletely unsettled the Market aud transactions
are chiefly confined TO supplying the immediate
wants of the trade at a decline Of l0c, bat to
operate freely much greater reduclioB will
have to be submitted TO. Sales ct 7.5O(97 go
for extra State S7.e0(97.90 or OF common to
good shipping brsnds extra round hoopsd Ohio
Se.00(00.25 for trade brands. HeW
rWHEAT--The decline 10 Gold has completely
unsettled Wheat BnyeFs and sellers are too
far apt 10 do business and no transactions Of
auy magpi.sds are guC1sd. The poninAl
el.629l,TO for Milwaukee club; el.T5(9l ,7e
for wipier red western. slS< lns ~ "
O0KE--Msrket enssttleda Sales st 96C969c
for sound shipping mixed westerly s6(9 99sc foI
unsound. fts sfiegf ~ gfrs-tf rrs
oArs-Msrket 6rm. Sales al Sl@s3c foE
Canada Western and State.
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20 PTosien,1ie. 1hr.aS. "a

Tke EmsUcspatiOa ProclsmaIion has Of
Eeeted ons. very important benefit for our
GosssHmcn, il hss aroused the synpsih-
iss sf the people Of all Europe in oar be
hAlIs especially Of Great Britain Ia is
well kaown fron intercepted SOaihsra sfi
sisi lstisrs that the viOlsnt srtislss- in The
Lcndon Times sgsinst tha- PROCLAMATION,
vsre either wrisisa by SOEihsrs rebels, o.
paid ior By SOoshern nsAey. These ar,
sncst important tns,s TO be psndersd i,
eoaDectiou wiik the RroclamatiOn.
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There sis festfdl mortality among he
rebel. prisoners brought TO- Chicago from
the Southwest Nearly one hundred died
within one week. They were ID a wretch.
ed condition when they arrived, nearly one
thousand being under the Surgeons care
The diseases are those induced by want and
exposure in the rebel camps, being princi.
pslIy typhoid fever, pne6moOia and other
affections Of The lungs and throat All the
Surgeons, both Union and Rebel, have
their hands full. The hospitals are ell
crowded Z bar the barracks are comfort.
able. - .-.- ~ 20 1di -
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- r'~A ANAA"" N'NH = + ''s~ff
nut 10 comRrvnNr5 nV"st Tss' %'%% ..r..,-
ors thipk 7 What must be nc Inevitable
resuItf Iftbe war r. to cease It VIII only
be q short time before some other section
Of the coustry will imagine that they have
to rebel, aud you will compromise again. =
You wiz soon and that Joa have eowprom-
ised the Government aTay, aud that rebel.
lion has taken It's PLACE, you must never
cease uhih The stars aud sttipts have beeH
raised- over. .-eSery State capitol and e.ery
court house in the country. Then let our
march be onward. Then say, gentlemen
IL we Save not paid enough, Il there have
not been enough lives sacrificed, IL there
has not been enough blood shed, il enough
Of our brave patriots do not sleep in their
graves from home, | say to Him who rules
90 high name tbe price and il shall be
paid; and, i! need be, lei the banner OF
Stars and stripes be. baptized in the fre of
the sun and bathed IN the blood Of the
nation, II we have not paid enongh.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

A SPLENDID TINE TO DIE.-The editor of
the opeIousa>, La Banatr. ia commenting
on the new military Law OF Louisiana, which
compeIs penrly the who!e..maie population to
go iuto the army, is very severe ou Louisia
ua legislation. He says I: "Ih times Ike
these il is difficult 10 tell whether il isthe
greatest mistortane to be rich er poor---io
be an old man. or 10 be youug---to be a
man or woman--ap American ora Turk
II man were right sure of heaven, this
would be o splsnded iipe to die p Q
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q The of6cialoreporta of Gen. ROseerans of
the battle of Murfreesboro, showing the
im6gnitude Of the contestS has made its sp.
peafsnce very promptly. bsPhe ba tie was
one OF the bloOdiest on reeord.s7 Our en-
tire number actually engaged was .43 400 ;
onr loss in killed and wounded. SITS, or
30 per cent Of the whole sfoTcs. The dReb.
els engaged we're about 63.000, aud their
loss, estimating from'aetnal returns In three
divisions, is set dowu at IA .560g or about
~ per cent. lrn l|an2d ~ laaIl ~
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li7aAnfAt,.ek Upon Charlesson. !

a.
We are in m0meDtrfy expectation of.
hearing hat our forces shage made agn at,
tack upon .Chahesto on Al mos einenta in
that direction cannot be deferred much long, /,
er, and when il comes, We bave reason TO
believe that It will 9demobslfatess power
That cannot fail Of success IAN aceonnts
agree in the iuformatio that the insurgents
have made every preparation 70 repel an
attack, by covering their forl6catious With
aud adding to- The nnmber and metal OF
their guns. They regard Charleston now.
as 4 impregnable,P soquesliOn which DU
PoST and HUNTER must test and decide be,
fore the woEldot ils bsvDirre les 4ts IS
1t is iDtimated that when the assault soc'
carS, .it viii not be cOn6ned 10 The naval
forces. but that the aTmy will materially
aid our iron clads iR reducing The town snd
fsrti6ealioBs that snEroRod IT, = II our iron
clads can once get inside the forts they
WI II lmske short work Of the ioBn That
laid in ashes, thensthe forces could co Opef
rate in bringing down its defences., II can
not be long before we shall have stirring
DeEs from both Charleston and Yicksbprg.
The lime for work has come 1roxa sisS "
. A letter from the blOckadlng squadron
on CHARLESTON, says that from conservation
with . powerful glasSa& the lslatements OF
deserlers, il issevsdenv that Charleston iS
strongly fortified. There is no d9abt that
F0t Moultrie, 'aswellas Fort sumter, is
iron clad, aud that the Rebels have a cos
sldrsabls nambsr OF very powertal guns in
position. Still, II no accidents happen 10
our iron-clads, (aBd number will be kept
IN reserve 10 meet emergencies, )ctbe Admir-
81 10 command (Dupont) is conhdeet that
ne shall be able 70 capture the city. The
land troops at Charleston consist mainly Of
conscripts, who wOald not probably make
q stout resistance 20 our march onward, in
case the city should be captured Z sf' q
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D~It Is = nOliceable fsct that as soon as
Cospss Of Kansas. reslls abandoned bic
support Of the-war for the Uaioa. the Cop
Uetbead pspsrs commenced publishiug his
speech and endorsing the ,ruth Of the main
proposition on which hs Dads his gssnd
"chuis.n "rhst ths var ought to,soPH-
Ths peace papers are publishing his speech
whh gresi gusio.
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wF-Thce.-i., the infatnatio, - =,

- WThene-is, the infatnatiou and madoes,
which Rrsocdes destruction 10 the nomi "a
Tee e SsENorRsas the Democratie casdi
datSSsx Gov Of fGoaRsOIicut. A man who
t'Oa. the e1lbTeak Of the reseRion, has rem
dsred hinssif So odiOus. BY his reasonable
esadura and uiisrasces Is to be tsbooed by
svsfy loyal ciiiseq' Of SAe Commonwealth
must be overshslaiagly beaten.
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A dispatch from Halifax states that on
the lS.b Of FehusTy, in lat. ~ deg. long.
50 deg the Rebel pirato RlOrida captured
end baFnsd the ship Jacob Bell, bound
From Chias for New York. The Jacob Bell
bad 4, 500 chests Of tee on board. Her
pssssugefs and oFew we're tmnsierssd 10 .
Dsulzh soslsl, cad arrived st Sc. Thomas
% she lglh Yhs stsensr CUiumbis ran
she blockade At WllmIngiou, N. o. and
arrived st 6k George with cargo of cot.
ten and tobacco.
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kAILRoAD oOSsoLIOArfoS ExPEoDED. -
The Cleveland Herald reports that the
.sontsmplAted cOssOlids.ionIof the esrnings
aud running arrangements Of the Cleveland
aud Pittsburgh Railroads.&c. the Pi,sburgh
Fsrt Wayne sad Chicago Railroad. has
lbes4 broken up By disagreement Of the par.
ties and THAI u will probably cone to
naaght. aaa ~ III 10 1850 ra,s 4.
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EHkscrPArIoE IN ESeLEsD' The meet.
isgs In favor ofths Emancipstios Pteclama.
tiOn ere stlll increasing In number. The
PsrtisaDs OF the South begin TO attend in
order 70 oppose the Emancipation reso
lptions, bat remain everywhere in an insig
piheant majority. The nrisl ocracy, on tbs
other hand. is ~ devoted as ever TO the
cause ofdisnpiOn, and therefore gave Mr.
Mason . brilliant reception at The recent
banquet Of the Lord Mayor Of London.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

eWIt is rumcred that Gov. Seymour,
Of New York, induced the peace men Of
,he Illinois Legislature to bssk dowa from
shsir treasonsble propositions Ii this be
50. is is evidence ct once Of the Gsysruor's
patriotism ssd ssgaeily, It iss pity he
had 10, seat the same eOanssl 10 tbs trait
OroBs gang sho nominated bis namesaks il
Connecticut ba2 esd ~ p farpas
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spsciailo lhe Trib,a,f, W ashingip the 4lh
'Ss O. -


Specialize lhs Trib,as washiDsleO tho A,h
says 90
a uistWguiFnrd Bngiisn Siaiss,ssS, sssr<~
IN in-aireeentPrithte lelier that the reaction
10 favor ofthe cause Of the Union is so
strong IN great Britain, that go Cabinet
could live au hour which should take steps
toward the recognition Of the Southern
Confederacy.
The rebel report Of the battle Of Vicks.
burg is disbelicvcd. The report through
another channel of the evacuation Of that
stronghold II Is thought needs coufrmas
tion. .erosHaiisfsiM
al The, resignation Of Geo, s, Boutwell,.
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. took
effect Thursday. O. Estee, Chief Clerk, is
netting as CommiAonef. It{is believed
that Wm. Lewis of Pliladelphia, will sue.
ceed Mr. Boutwell, .a-,qf at 81 q fts q
The Rebel stories about the capture Of
nForl McAilister arc received With much
caution; s.dsasgsY tas sFfa riisg ,fis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

By sPesiss from MprfrsesborO. 70 the
CinsisSsti Gazsste. ws Lease lhAI Gen.
Garfield hss besn appointed Chisf Of Gen.
Rossersns' SisfE. ss esess a6T =
Major Kolfus. Of the 18th KsSsoskyl
vss arrested on the lst Inst. for osing
srsasonabIs language. vhsH rendering bic
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Important to Everybody!
a Rare Chance
TO -Make .Af0ineey.l

- THIt.tL 7 7 i. tf s-fhf ff.H
WE ibviie the III aileution of every lady
sV' snd gentienian TO i'd We have commenced
the manufacture OF beautif hue cod double oeket tue
exact imitation of small sold NJ tSll, Ms oder
THEM 70 tue public at tibk DUBGAhS each. aud viii put
INTO each iocke free of charge the perfect likeness Of any
two Of Generals leading officers who may be named by
the per on sending, As We have hand pOrts
y all the officers IN the army, well most M Rebel
Generals Besides tits otter will send with every
oeketa desirable gift Of gold ewery or wateheF
In cash from ONE DOLLAR up tu ONE. HUNDREE DOL
Lass We guarantee that this business shall be conducted
on ir snd honorable principles and will refund the money
nall cases wherein person is dissatisfied. tt}N - Vt
AFFAIR AND EIBER al OFFER,
We do net ask any send the money till they know
what gitt they will e6Any peuon send their name
aud try thsir luck, and we viii Inform them BY return mail
what gilt they entitled to- they can then do a. they
please abou Eendng for it, 1t would be well Tor aby adT or
gentleman desiring the for any nsghborhood to write
us immediately these who apply will have The rst
chance 40 this splendid enterprise Agents who send us
anes OF persons In any part Of the country TO try their
IL will receive ten per cent Of all money they may
II impossible to give all the particulars 10 advertisement
but we will do so BY private circulars sending us
names The ockets and gifts will be sent mail post paid
Money sent by Iaal at our risk, ii,t, - =
P. s.. Write your name Post Oaiee and stats
'-' Address. -fff A. W. HALL & Co, la.ss H
6ss Corner Of Third and Pine Streets ST. Iouis No.
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FYdgif and Lir8s' SOL
AUCTIoNy

y vi Il undersigned being .aboatsto leave
Plymouth viii oer for sale at public vendue at the
oe'dng FORMERLY occupied mill premises, u
On Thursday, the 18th day Of March, 1863,
the following poope 70 wit; One twelve horse power
sngi9e AND Boiler In good running orders Turning Lathe
0ne siossg hachine. Shingie Aaebne, Tanning MIL
S San Separstors, Farming Uteuss Grain Cradles one
SioeH one County zap, Household Furniture, Washing
buggy aud vAous other articles numerous to mention
Ses 70 commence at 10 O'Clock A. M Terms made known
oh ue uay sd SAFE ROBERT SEYMOUR,
- u : 49, - Wh, SEYMOUR.
iiFLfWcUrH, February 24th, 1883 = 2y7so
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TIE IsTKNT or rSE coNsPIRAroRs

Thea, alluding again to the intention OF
me censpirators to establish al aristoeracy
Governor Johnson remarked God did not
create the being to be my master. Let me
tell you nov in view Of the efforts being
made % divide you in the North, the lime
has srrivtd .when The tyraut's rod should
pc broken and the .captiVe set free. TThis
ENDORSEMENT Of The proclamaiich caused ire.
mendoHs applause. And let me tell YOU
today that because somebody lives 10 The
South, there is no reason that somebody Ia
the North should he opposed 10 him ]
have always lived ia .he South. have
picked coIIoa viIh my owe hands, anC
! neFer saw . negro boy Who could picL
more cotton Than ! e)uld. hAys owned
negroes which The Ssuthern Coalederacy
so generous os indiEidnal rights, has con
hseatsd. aturnipg my family unprotected
into the streets, and seiziBg my house for |
hospital for Buiternats. Ii such ere to b,
tbe rights guaranteed, my prayer is,, thai
yours a6d my children may be free Of lbcm
But / eau speak from . Aknowlsdge Of th,
negro. sn q g as5 -sfg,.--.-.......
How these sympathigers carpabeat em
ploying the negro. Do not their Southerl
Confederacy frieAds employ negroes Ba
Dc that as IL mag, 10 that any reason yol
should 60 against the government. and z
croaking aboet the eountTy, appealing TO
sqne smlsh sympathy. have lived ia th
midst of negroes all my life. There is on
thing / Wsat 30 understood. I am for, th
G0yerument With the insiitatlon OF SLAYER
IL Z. a A
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Sale OF Real Estate


- tlEt ff' I'd. .- H.Hi q .s- 80 I Pei
In Pursuance Of an Order Of the Court
o. Probate Of the County Of Ashbula, Ohio, v or for
sale at 90
Public, Auction, Saturday the 4th day April,
1893 between the hears Of O'Clock ard three Oloe Pm.
Of said day, upon the premises tho following described
NGW Real Estate, A
the property OF Thomas A. Smith, deceased, TO w.t.
The undivided oneha Of the following described real es-
tate situate In the village Of Ashtabua and county Of Asha-
IA and sste o. Ohio and bounded oys 70 viii on the
East by Main Street. Ia said village, South By line parallel
with the North line OF the lot known the Fisk Sman
Int andhve feet Moth therefFO West b. line par ,lel
with said Main Street and hundred aud ten 10Y feet
west hereirom and North by line parallel with the South
line herein described, and twenty five and One-half 25
feet distant therefOm together with equal rights With other
occupants % said premises to their nterests in the alley
the South line Of said lot being the equal and undivided
onehaf OF the Store and lot formerly occupied by Prentice
Smith. To be sold subject TO the dover estate of Sarah
Smith, widow OF said Thomas A. Smith, deceased therein
aud the following tems to Wit third In hand ard
the baaoce iu two equal annual payments with interest the
payments % be secured by mortgage the land Sold
Appraised at $69l SO. HENRY FASSETT, AdmnistrAtOI
De Bonis Non Of Thomas A. Smith, deed
Ashtabula, March 5, 1858. 6t6ss
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~ has long been charged .ha. -.hs sOI

ArIbhas long been charged that fths son-
- baHds At Pert Royal aud ether pOuts
Sohths we're an snOrnous expsass 70 the Gov
sraDsnt II neE sPpeArs that she total outlay
for them. 10 t0els provisions. &C., vas S225, 7Oj
R1=Spis from theiF labor, &e...l.. ....726. .9S4
u d. - -.-r. 80 E.-L ..- -
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Administrator,s Notica.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that. Eliza.
beth Cleveland has been duly appointed and qualified
As adninsratrix Of the Estate OF : - ~ r 7 = .
Ia 0rrson Cleveland, s ess
late OF Kingsvey AshabuTa County deceased Debts due
the estst should be paid immediately TO the
and all claims agaipAt the should be- for
lUWAnce. 81 EllZARETu 'CI. .EVEI.hNn
kingsTille, February rs. 1883. flnll EI Isl SresI
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Songrss adjourned sine de on the Sd
ypsian,, and special sessioa Of the Senate
was orssoised. and the new senator's,
sHes In ,s.,. - ro,vr-rr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.--T--------77777--7-7--
-I IMNotico.I

AOh ItAh dlHEENEAIHTHID
Ashiab1a County - In the Court Of Probate.
vs. 8 '''OO A'un'pn rsauOs to Sell Land.
The heirt Of said Jacob, ct. Al. IS 80 49,
In Pursuance of'bnl Order issued by said
Cour 10 the above case will offer FOR sale at ''
Public Vendue, ON the 4th day Of April
A. n. 1853 between ts hours Of 10 VI and 1ciock
on the preinisethe following described land vt situate
In the township Of Sa brook IN said county being part
subdivision Of LOT number tive, and bysix acres the
North part u the Hysix decided BY Henry Hubbard
aud Joseph Hubert TO Nathan Bugbee. Terms trd
30 hand third year and bird in years
interest from day of sale, HARRIET KLUMPH.
. Dated March q 1863. 'se -4t6So Administrst *.
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Tbs only way to get 3 just and honorabls
peace, is 10 6ght for it. so stand ferlh, We
Peaes men sikh those gOodly Instruments Of
peace the uusket aud the bsyones.
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OF course. peace worthy Of the name, one
thss shall be bsne6cial and enduring. must be
esngnered Psace.- To beg peace. or to
silOs traitors To dictate peace. would be to
humiliate and forever disgrace Us as nation.
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q AFFAIR AND LIBER Al loFFFR
DISCOVERED eATw LAST!
sr q, DIR. e. @. PECKHAM,s
SANATIX

if7 ffa1 A1s X : ~. FEChAAM'S a1
5ANATIvE
Bor tie Cure @ ErHPsio~ ara Dis,a~s n the Skts
SALT RHEUM, PIhPLEs ON THE FACE OR BODY
Chronic krySpelas Scrofula Prairie Itch, Lepresy,
Scald Head, liberated Sore Leg, and Fever
and Ague.
THlS Medicine rs p cpared by regular
Physei.n aad is the result Of much study and expert
ece In class OF diseases justly styled OpprObris Med.
e0THn 1.-THE disgrace OF Physean) IL is well known that
Ph1seans do not generally the above diseases ID
therefore seems due TO tue public that this Msicne which
Is eertlI care, should be ptced within reaed of ALI
eaFraedto care ia etsry whiek che drseSas
ore strictly J0tOEsd
oERTiFreAT
y. S INTERNAL REyHHUK
lfi.if1i 1-.AM Assessors utfce, 29ih Dist,
~ -. oi s.s- -. I- LoeKFoRT, n. Y.aa
DR. y. g. PEOKHAk; Ny wife has Teen soTviy a1licted
with SALT RHEUa for about twenty years. For great
part OF the time her suerngs that she was
Obliged To keep hands 10 outicas 1t hardly NECESSARY
70 say that she has remedies without eeetinE
cure She finally perfectly cured By aking one bottle
Of your INDIAN sANATlYE. sf
J. P. MURPHY,
Assessor 29th Dist, N. Y.
For Sale BY GEO 'wlLLARD,- Ashtabala, o., ), enssS
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1'hree Oents Postage

Il ali II win you 70 write to Mr. Hail. however distant
you may get information about
and II you "handy with pen, get fiend
write tor you. You money 7ia'sf --aft Is
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Adviees from Paris state that proposals.
heSe been received for Confederate loan
OF "a, OOO, 600 10 bonds Of \ per cent, or
exchange against cotton at option. The
TimeS city article nays IS the Government
possesses all the mepDs Of transportation
from the interior 70 shs poris. the cottoa
thus hypothecated will be hrst aysilAbls
fof shipment 10 Europe. @ ~
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Dispatch from Ssyannsh Of the lst states
that shes steamer Nashville rsa agFennd
near Fort MeAllis,sr and was desifoyed b
our irO0 clads.
The Fort is not taken.
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Bslaaos. in lhslf ..os..-...,s. ssol.zI!
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Agents Wanted.

Clergymen Post Masters Teachers aud Othars request
ed agents where established, and liberal
allowance will be made for all sales valuable information
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Field CofIoperations..

Ohio Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin aud Western PennsylVA
mia, ground york future trade,
viii t dg eHage WeR desre cd And Eparantee,
in eVeiy particular, or money refunded. ~A@A Il
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Choice Of Pianos, &c .

Mr. H. is not confined to the sale OF any particular Pianos
but wall furnish any good make this county Euoe
hclt u desired sir a, give his cust0inep Oeeut
VI hs erieuce IN the selection OF FianOs and eUdeOns
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Mr. Hall has associated with him Mr. g. s. FAAakTT, pro-
ioasona tuner Of Well known aby who Is compstent q
rsbah Requisite make any IspAiS piano hsedas n
ths very best mAnner.r j.. -
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Newspaper Publishers

In Ohio Indiana Illinois, aud Western Pennsylvania wishing
TO advertise for hr H. toWyrds iAnO or Nicholson, VIII
please address Mr. Hall % the sbsct. Mr. H. wishes to ad
Vertiss In AZ least lVO journals y.
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WHO Is Going 70 Buy

Reader. have you beard your brother sister, nsghbor
iriend, talking about buying nsrnent sometime urt
70 Nj H. send the nane aodfe c and sale ~ fnAd
you will be entitled " per csnage NJ h. brOW bnl tnl
below jobbing prices and aord divide the pgOnts
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coimhIpsiition Desirable.

IA when instruments and method OF doing business
eontFasted ~iIh that many otbs that people c fully
AppreeAte IN supery ol our Pianos and Aelodeoh and
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The Whole thing s hunbug, and well calculated to take
with those WHO are looking what they eah great bAT
gaius aud wiling endure poor thing II only
De got eueals GOUdriakers visits and teIr
tlauUs uOney. ft
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Referepces.

More than 500 Clergymen teachers pFOfessor public
and host Of Others o. steng integrity whO
with Mr. Half, InsIFumen aud his nisnOd OF doing
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RIcharduonI. Nov lMslhod,

Book for the Piano ana aelodeon person oan Ahrc
do without Will BE- sent ee 70 any addfps on rseeip
u a. the peF Of the book knqs q bookA
Sheet Huslc &e sent foe focllpt ol price
AddIsss dE0 HAIL. h6alc Dealer.
Aabtablls, Harsh 2, Isse.
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aCheap.Pianos Worthless.

BY cheap Pianos meant those advertised at $780, $i75
SzVU oanng great warranted
M claiming better the Uid makeS, Tia
S5vU, " S4vv. 4
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takenAn exchange for new at fair rAtsa and the sAms an
put in good and kept for sale good stock now
hand 70 be sold cheap.