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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-19
NOTICE.
DENTISTRY.

IN DENTISTRY.
would inform the good people of Rutland and
vicinity that my dental Office is still on the corner
Of Merchants Row and West Street, where
would be pleased to receive the calls Of any desir-
ing the service Of a dentist. use the rubber or
vulcanite. which is superseding all other material
base for artificial teeth. 1t is lighter roore dui
rable ano olaanly than any other style of work.
also use gold, silver Fatna when ii Is preferred.
All metals used by shall be as pure az any used
for dental purposes. Filling done with the finest
geld, and warranted. Extracting done with I'M
prov ed instruments and with care.
Please give me q call, and learn terms, 60.
Don't forget the place, corner OF Merchants.
Row and West Street
L. T. LAwTON.
Rutland, Vt, April l6, ls6s.-d&wly
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FRANKLIN POST.
1--WE G Cd FARMS FOR SALE.

1--WE G Cd FARMS FOR SALE.
Il The subso iber offers for sal FIVE good farms
situs ed in rweli and oho cham, contal ming
from 100 to $50 acres CHI. Jhey are well watered
and wooded and the hui dings and fences gene
rally are in 20 repair. Part f the arms have
upon Them valuable ne n II, mlock TIMBER
They are all IN good 81 te OF cul iva ion, and
are we'll aaptea to aising and grass. Lib
al terms will be gwen TO purchasers. For fur
Their partcu airs en- uire OF he subscriber
THEh0N B. SMITH.
Brandon, Oct 25, 1868 oct26:d&wlms
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IL
III sale in Rdt and three cottage residences,
well situatea, -price of each $1,000; one smah
cottage. price 5000 Also, house at West Rut-
land. near the marble qusrries, price $751; Also
for sule in Eat Rstlan two lots CT land Of one
o. re each. suuabe 70 building lots,-each acre
will make four five hui ding lots; price OF each
acre Of land t50J. The houses renting 70 good
pay 'ng tenants, at nom loio IL pr cent on the
prices asked, making them bett-r paying property
as an in e>tment than an be found elsewhere in
Rutland. IT, tho-e " shing to secure ome on
easy terms OF pay men ana avoid the necessity Of
r. ming I'D beng obligei TO always move about
from place to place, would say, call and hook the
houses over.
FIR m % to 40p per Mt of the purchase money re-
quire down, and balance in Yearly payments to
sur p rchaser. Possession given Ao,il Isl. Do
not nes lect this oppo n ~ to secure a home for
your amin s. Those wish ng TO 10 at the
h,uses On lots, can have then shown item by cali
ing Nessrs L.w,s & Fog, Rutland, or TO tho
under igne. at Wallingsord.
no,9 do vim FRANKLIN POST.
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IT EFT IN MY CHARGE, wearing
IL heller, lunraly). The owner . requested
o prove property and take her away.
DANIA KI1DALLs
Clsssnaen. ser4. 2lst, 1888. 44:vs
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MACHINERY, &C.

XxTATER PIPE, Wrought Iron, Plain
w Galvanized, for
WATER. STEAM OR GAS.
BRAss AND IRON FITTINGS OF ALL KIND
GAS FIXTURES.
RUBBER HOSE, PACKING AND BELTINe'
II. r. DYER.
Cramton Nichols Block,
Merchants ROW,
july22d&wtf Suff@na
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The Connecticut legislature has pass
ed the $500 bounty bill.
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A CARD. - MUSICAL. - G. q
IA TASKER takes pleasure in returning his
grateful acknow Judgement for the very hnera
the several towns of Rutland County, where ne
has been engaged IN teaching for the past few
months-and having gwen entire Satisfaction as
he oelieves---he confidently asks for continuation
of the public favor.
AS he designs giving continuous lessons in this
County and as his whole time will be devoted to
his profession, it will make no difference when his
pupils enter into his class, and additions can be
made at any time. A few more scholars would
be gladly received for the fall and winter terms,
and from his experience, and success heretofore be
feels warranted in the belief that he ca give full
satisfaction to pupils and patrons.
~ Pianos tuned and prepared at the usual rates
nov3:wtf
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A LBANY ALE.
IA JOHN MENINGITIS 4 SON,
Brewer and Bother Of Malt Wine, Xxx Ales and
Porter.
Brewery corner Canal Hawk and Orange sts.,
Albany, N. Y.
Agents in all the principal cities Of the Union
oct24:d&wkrp~
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w AR CLAIMS.

DENSION AGENCY, &c.-Penslons,
Il Boanties and Back Pay obtained, and all
claims against the United States prosecuted by
WALTER c. DUNTON,
att rney az Law.
ofnoe over Lewis & Fox's Drug store, Rutland,
VT, sep5:d&wtf
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WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
GOLDEN sHEAF WHISKY.

The sabsariber, having been engaged for hc
last twenty years in the importation and sale oil
Wines and Spirits, now finds nom this experience
that real
PURE BOURBON WHISKY,
When made, NJ IL ought 70 be, nom
WHEAT, RYE AND CORN.
Ia, without doubt, the most healthful and medicl.
nal spirit that can he ssed. Having determined
10 make the sale Of this article speciality IN ms
business he has accepted the
GENERAL sELLlrs AsKNcx ron a LAReE Disrsa-
LEly IN BocnEer Csrrrr, KENTUCKY,
And in future viii sell under the brand OF
GOLDEN sHRAF,"
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CLO 7 Fl | N g.

r ASELL FEMALE SFMIN RY.-
IL The Second Quarter Of Fs rm heginS on
Thursday Novem Der 49, 1865.
This institution has been in successful onera-
ton for twelv. wears under the Principal.
n Is situated in thu, be ,utifui llage of Auburn
dale, on the wo cester Railroad, re m les rom
Boston The rivSeges for Nu,ic and French are
unsurpassed by any school in the country. for
catalogues and partc lars aoply 70
G w BRIGGS, Principal.
Auburnd lie, Oct 81, 1868. 4a:woS
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EOR SALE-A House, with Barn and
Il other buildings, all in good repair, never
failing we'll OF water, and two acres of choice
land Said place is situated one half mile east Of
West Poultney, in which the Ripley Female Col
lego is located. Those desiring to patronize that
institution will find 1t desirable location laid
place will be sold cheap
For particulars enquire Of the owner,
SR THOMPSON,
45:w4m Poultney,yt
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nANBY BANK--NOTICE OF DIV

~ IDEND. A dividsnf OF tscelty cents and
tpo mills On the dollar, is ordered TO be paid on
tn frst day of Decem next, to those who pre-
scented tn, bills OF the Danb, Bark to the Recelv-
err in the time allowed for that purpose. Said div
idend IS payable ut the Receivers office, in Man
chester, or at the B4ttenlliil Bans, forwarding
to the Cashier of said Bank the certificates Civ
en- by the Receiver. .sss.
II is further ord red that all persons interested
have notice OF this order, ny Furnishing the sub
stance Z ereof three weeks successfully IN tne
Rutland Weekly Herald, previous to the first Of
December aforesaid.
By order of the Court of Chaneery, made at
Rutland on the 2sth day Of October, S63:
A l.. MINER,
4s:v3v Receiver of Dandy Bank.
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Pure Bourbon whisky, manufactured from the
Best Selected Grains, and made in the most care
full manner.
This celebrated whisky Will be put up IN oases,
eontainine one dosen BOTTLES each, and offered 70
the trade by his travelling ngents throughout ths
country, and also kept on hand in his warehouse
in Boston, in barrels, half barrels, and kegs.
individuals DESTROYS Of procuring pure, rene-
HE article of BOURBON WHISKY at q reasonable
price, have only to inquire Of any respectable
Grocer or Druggists for Golden sheaf Whisiy,
or send their orders for any quantity required Y
the General Depot fcr hssale,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.--I have for

Walhngford, Nov. 2, 1868. d&wu
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Each bottle is enclosed in neat pasteboard boz,
TO ensure its safe transportation.
O. A. RICHARDS,
General Agent.
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PROPOSALS FOR RAILROAD

Rutland, Vt. April 10, lsss.-davly
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A GEM FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD
IA The beautiful Steel Plate Engraving Of
"CHRIsT BLESSING LITTLE CHILDREN"
BY sartain, of Philadelphia, the Prince Of Amer.
lean Engravers,-isn now offered to the citizens Of
Rutland and vicinity. 1t consists Of
TWENTY-FIVE FIGURES,
Gracefully grouped, and grows in interest and
beauty at each new inspection.
For copies of this work apply to
B. +. WILKINS, Rutland.
Agent for Rutland Co.
Nov. 2, 1868. d&wtf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

In the south east portion of rrunhull town =.
ship there lived an old man b. the name of PE-
TER LEWIS, wilower for many years aad lived
uour-hermit like. The nrighburs had not
seen hin about f,r soma diy,. ard rhiokng
that something might h, wrong. one day last
w4ek went to his II 'u'e All bsioli th,y found
the old man dead ia mad ! IL. lah IA d there
soma days aud 'as in u bad state of drcomp".i-
ton. In his pockets were fnand S6'. aud he
possessed farm Of nearly T5 acres. lie was
a man of about sixty years Of age.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

A PaoFITABLE CRoP.-Mr. JosEPn Mona.
SMITH. Of Oberlin township, raised last year, ac.
c,riing to the Loruin Mus twelve acres of
fl *. which yielded him one hundred and fifty
would bring him three hundred and ninety dol
lars That portion that he pulled. ro,,ed and
broke. averaged him tweuty-fnnr and u hall
dollars per acre, or two hundred aid ninety.
fuur d,ars Mixing total of six hundred
All fourteen d,lnrs. aud an average of II li'tlr
more than fiiyone dollars per acre. The q y
crap promises to be the most remunerarive OI
auy in which the sricliturist eau engage.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

FAIRBANKS SCANS Having learned that In anne
with whom have connection whatever, have
hem travelling through tn" country reent inc themselves
as our agents sailing ,es mafs from Fairbanks pat
terms &C. deem u IN that the genuine Fair
banks scales male only saint J0hsbiry, Vermont
who're they have hern de fr thry-three yeas or moe
by Y. Z. Fairbanks Co. the ori il Nenors, and that
others such nnv uni stons II he agents
such other scales have eonhdsnre Ia their merits they
woud hsve occasion n to such To - the
or Rvai themselves Of reputation which The Messrs Fair
hanks have honestly earned All travelling agents will he
furnished with certificates of which they viii he
banpy b. with whom they may not be
personally acluanted. ,,,, o,vu,,
Chieago. April 23d, 1894.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

VALUABLE TSvrSrTay. MIR. r. RI. T1un.
PHRRy is now exhibiting at the Fisk House one
Of the most valuable inventions of the age. IL
IL called ".uiAers InraiM Bcdsteud" At
first sight It appears like any ordinnrr I'eds'ead
bni upon examination you find a Bed. Lounge
end Chair For instance. " the invalid is
lying DOWN bis he'd can in mo meu' be- chang
ed 10 Lounge IF he wishes o sit np. another
nom eni places him in nm Easy Chair; aud if he
wi shes TO take refreshments, n simple turn ~
the hand places a'rahe''belore him Thus is the
invalid place in any position he chooses. with
out moving or heing moved. We understand
the cost Of this really useful article Is but n
tr6e more than the ordinary Redstend and
considering its great utility and convenience
every family should have one. Call al the Fisk
Ho"se and exami,e It,
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Mr.. RRAD,-Dear SIR 81 find myself in the
midst OF II cortraband camp Of about 1000
freedmen. just on the outskirts Of Memphis.
Tennessee. AMI besides those in the camp
there are about as many more employed in
various ways in the city, and more coming in
having large community before many months
shall pass away.
Hitherto there has been a vast amount OF
sickness among these poor people. Many came
here in season of storms wi no shelter to
protect them from their fury A. ennse.
quence of these exposures the sickness has for
many weeks been fearful. Not only ha. there
heen fevers. coughs colds aud derrhe'. but
they have had ihe small pox aud wh"op'ng
cough. From these diseases the des,h1 of the
camps aud the hospitals connected with them
have ranged from ten to twenty five per day.
But am happy in being able TO say that al
present The sickness of the camp is much aha-
ed. And still one i, surprised in passing from
house to house to see the number of those that
are seriously sick.
About two hundred of the abed boiled men
are emplo-ed by the Government il various
ways Aud then large corps are engaged in
building houses; fIr which there is great d.
mand, to give homes to mulritudes Of new com-
ers. Others are engaged 10 making gardens.
ani some are ploughIng for gardens still to be
male. The great difficulty with this camp is
the fact that there il so little land in its vicinity
for cultiv alton. Had We u thousand acres
here We could raise fine field of cotton. and
thus make this camp source Of income to the
Government. Al present it is an expense
hat need not long 80. A. Coruth (shers
| am 10 go on Monday next "a ah ,rer in
this fel,l) the conlrabaui camp is saii to ~ in
AN excellent coalition. B 'sdts giving all tn,
| peol l, an excellent snppIr il isa s,urc, Of
revenue to the G vern'n mt Tni wint of lani
] to cultivate here is onr only imp ,rtalt hin /.
'nce in accomplishing tho same thing.
! The w,rS of enlist tn,lt for the army has al
70 my comnsncad am ,ng the free nan here.
Yesterday morning when tn 'se at work for thu
GTernmpnI were called out. ths ) ,psrinteu.
dent Of the camp tR'v Mr.. Fi.t) c,Ils %,
,hosa who wished to join the army to give il
their names aud in about ha fal b Iur, wi hrn
any appeals, l0l responded To the call.
,nough that waI pre- " gi'i recruiting. A
uooi mar them | hearl son, of h,ir re
marks. Que w0ald say that "he wa' willin! to
ioto the army II he knew he wall he shot
down the 6rsl thing" Another said "hs want
ed the privilege of sh,,tia, nas ssceSr e.. &i''
think If any one should doubt their wiling
ness ar ability TO 6ght, they would change
their opi ion by witnessing such scene as
saw mere yesterday morning. t..
daJ here u vast Geld for missionary opera
iions. Here IL a Geld where we may break ~
the sod. SOW, cultivate and reap iowa our har
vests all at the same time. am happy 20 see
the christian public taking 81 warn an interest
in this work May their z,al bs greatly N
creased. for still there ID need oft.
Il ..tu ADO
P.s.-Ths correspondents OF fssv, "A. d
OLps, viii pleass address him st 0oriutbr Mis-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

UNION LEAGUE Something has been said
about the organization of.n Union League in
this ,iace, but as some of our Democratic
friends have serious doubts Of the proprie'y Of
such a siep. the thing is held iu generous and
respectful aheyance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

A court martial a, Cincinnati has convicted
two Kentucky Copperhesds of harborlug Rebel
soldiers. aud given one 81 600 fine and three
mont hs imprisonment, aud the other GO days
close cnlfinement. The Court also found
Thomas II. Campbell guilty of being Rebel
spy. aud sentenced him TO be hung on the LIST
of May. The proceedings of the Court are APP
proved by Major Gen Burnside.
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a Card TO the Ladies.

Dr. Duponcns GotJsn P,Hs fo' females
lnlAlibe in crrcng. regulating and removing distractions
hOm whatever c.ube and return nature 10 its
proper channel.
vi II COm'luaII,-li ut Ingredients III Dr
puponeos Golden Pills perfectly harmless. They
have leen ed in the private practice of Dr uponco for over
thirty and thousands o ladies testify to their gea
and failing almost every case, iD correct ing
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing mcnsr at
particularly at the change of life. From tive to ten Pills
the yet dreadful complaint. the lu"o eah.-
Nearly every lad, IN land from this comlla The
pill has permanently cared thousands and will you
il you them. Ihey ctnnot harm the contrary,
they all ost ucous, restore nature t" its proper
csnne and invigorae the whoc system. lice 500 re
bnx. Sod b,-,'Eo. WlLLA, sole Agent for AshtIbua
Township and County.
LADIES! sending him 81 90 to the Ashtabua Post Of
cc the pills sent to part Of the county, free o
postage hy mail
N. R-Beware of COunterfeits.
But Go den Pub Of kind the box is signed $
~ Howe All others iaS impoS ion and unsie there
fore rs value lives and hralt ito no'hiug nj
being huhuVged Uf " buy only Of those who
slow the ilnnnrr Of = u Howe the x, which ha-
Gently added Of the ls Icing rounericite
The ingr cDnio ing the above pill made known to
Agent, and thev will tell they safe and viii,
perform all that l. claucd for them.
So alsobv H. C. Ely, Ga,d, Pa John :. Carter, Eie:
Moody Clark Pane'ille, o. Whoesie in NV Yotk, b'
Hall Ruckel wholesale Druggists 2ls Greenwich Street
and by $. d. Howe, sole Proprietor New York
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DOncsticz.
THE HOUsGKEEPER's
Ne,r Funit,tre Polish.

Prepared from improved rrept by the proprietor OF tie
"BROTHER JONATuAS FoLs, certIi. by all the eadin
York Furniture Dealers Pianeffte Makers To u
tile the tor emovng Scratches, Marks, sud Dirt
restoring high and lasting gloss 10 all kinds Of Nsrnsk
ed work. om Furniture TO Leather. u is cheaper sud bet
Narnish dries immediately and j. easily applied
With piece Oi Canton Flannel bottle two f this
New Furniture pnlsh HOueksele work mage In the
urIture Of house and keep lkng like Nov ishs
time 'sh cup" Table, chsns Desks Pianos Picture
Frames Carriages etc. and make look SO per cent bet
ter. Thr economy. Foi sale , Flu nture Desisss
Stoekee generally, Pree rs and o. cents bottle. De-
poi No. spruce Street. n: Y, Special Agents Wanted
Addres Box 1872, New York p. u. -f = 10.
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Petition for Divorce

John BonIer, lainrh,
sg4nst In tie Court OF Common PleaS.
Innia BnuLrr, Defendant
7 OUlSA Bo'Zr, whose place Of resi-,
IL ence l. unkrow' IL notified that the ,ad John
oozer did 2jth Of March, A. H. 1863, file his Pc
ttnn IL office of the clerk OF tie Court "f Common la
within aud Eir County of Ashsbnla state nj Ohio
charging the laid InGi.a Innzer with adultery with NJ
Mrl IN ard sling that he be dN"rr.d from the said
Louis hazr ana io tue culy o harriet Elzabh ii0nzer
Said petition will he for hearing at the next term o said
cou
The said defendant ous oOzsr is asn hereby notified that
The laniI will take the l-gas Of sandy with, in
th ,se the dwelling house of ". skies, the Village
of Ashaba Ashtlhun county, ohio the 18th day of A.
pr IS aud nj the office Of Wilder itch. Ia said village,
on he l4rh dry April 1857, hrtween t. hou s0fS NJ.
and r. " Of aid days. and to continue nom day to
VI ''''' N' j IIN BOOZER. 6t6ss
Asbta nla March &c, 1868. BY Wilder Fitch,
his Attrrnevs
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Ar IIrNE-Our towusman Hon. J. r Gin.
DrNos arrived home on Saturday. on visit to
his family. lion. B. F. WADE and family have
returned to their home in this place. and will
spenl the summer in Jefferson. Maj r G.. r.
GrpD1xcs was nsn Mt home on short fnrlough
from his post at New Orleaus. to which ho re .
turned Yesterday - Sentinel 29M inst.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

Since our allusion to the railroad projects on
foot, last week. corps Of engineers have start
ed from point west ofthe creek. cant ntemplnt-
ing use Of the bridge now building, to EXPLORE
and lay out the six feet gauge liue to James.
inwn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

Onerlin h rs contributed magnanimously to sus
tain the Government and Constitution. The
village ,urna, The .Nr,os. says it is enabled To
reckon up lS6 who have gone into the field
from the college in that place and thinks the
whole number would hardly fall below an even
two hundred
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
sY JAMES REED.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

The National Fast was very becomingly OBJ
served by our citizens. all places OF business
having been closed. and oil the places Of wor-
ship open 10 the morning and the Methodist
church for union meeting, 10 the afternoon.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

The military authorities hive Succeeded in
fcrreling ont n secret organization, in Louisville
500 strong. the object Of which is to promote the
REBEL on md encourage desertous from the
Federal army, together with some startling de.
signs, which canno, he divulged at the present
time Some ofihe members have been arrest
ed. and others win yet be The rendezvous of
the or organization is IN mtarr hands.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

DsDICAyI I'VE learn. unoficially. that the
dedication of the new Congregational Chm rch
at Panesvilie. has been deferre FRO he time
first contemplated. to Thursday next, May 7h
ut two o'clork, P. NJ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

The Reporter saye that Erie city has refused
to redeem some off script, averring that it is
counterfeit. The merchants Of Conneaut re.
fuse the stuff altogether. Would il not de well
to make the refusal more genrral-indeed is
there not enough of Government script to meet
all the wants of the community,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

At the annue meeting Of the Ashtabun Co
Agricultural Society, held ut the COnrl House
the following gentlemen were elected differs for
the ensuing year:
Presid,nt-Culvin Dodge. New Lyme.
Hice Presiirnt-J p. Jennings Plymouth.
!Secretary-E f AhelI. jefferson.
TrpnsurPr-N Z French.
Direc.ors-J. Fohes, Wavne; j. NJ. Ray
Lenox, d. II. Prentice. Jefferson; Rorert
Hutchinson, Saybrook. WIN. Jarvis Harts-
grove.
.Hurshuiis-J. L. Fillmore, New Lyme, J
d. Ray, Jefferson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
SKIRTS (!

r HAVE just received direct from the
Il American skirt Compan
saving the Joer mIssl ~ don. linap ~hirts rang
ing from 10 TO 40 haois They will be sold very cheap
Second Edition Of Boots and shoes !us, Received.
Crort.ry, ai-o. splendid Lot. exhibition, at
Noy,nltr %. 1891 ROB .NsoN's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

The Reporter speaks in very complimentary
terms OF the Temperance lecture before the la
dies Of Couneau,, by the Rev. Mr. Cur on
Friday evening last. --. 70 .-.-'.-a p. 3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

BY an arrival at Fortress Monroe from
North Edisto, s. c., we learn thaa on Thu's-
day last slr our Monitors were lying ofF Edisto,
and our land forces occupied the island.