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CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.-The steamer
Tycoon brings two hundred and fifty sick
and wounded from Vicksburg, mostly be-
longing to the 9th army corps.
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am still in this notorious prison. with
the prospect for getting away but slightly
improycd. There is a report that the
commissioners of exchange will ipectnext
week khen souGhipg may. be done [
have had troublesome diarrhea, but am
about we'll. Our rooiR8 is large and airy,
b1tshe water is wretehed !, Since we have
been allowed TO bay provisions. we fare
quite WE'LL have heard nothing from
the regiment Since left it. We pay 81
dozen for eggs, 80 per pound for but
ter s4,50. per peck for potatoes, and 9th
er. things in proportion If you write
before hearing. ofmy release send me SO,
@=grcenbacl1.a You need feel no uncasi-
ness aboutamc i am quite as safe from
diseSsc here as I'M camp. We have become
telcrably comfortable, but am anxious
10 join my regiment again l am allowed
to write on one side of the paper only
Write soon. Direct ,e.ss Libby Prison
Richmond, Va, via Fortress Monroe.
Your affcctionate Husband, go
JERE WILLIAMS.
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u. s. Assessors Notice.
OFFICE OF U. s. ASSESSOR,
'E7l 10th District of Ohio
+ MARIETTA o. July % 1868.

- 3 MARIETTA O. July 22 1855 E
Notice is hereby given, that the second
annual assessment, under the Excise Law
ofthc United States, having been COM
pletod in this District, the list containing
the assessment in Monroe county. win
remain open for examination at the House
of James ii. Ray Esq, assistant assessor
at Clarington in,said county, for the space
of fifteen days from theldate ofthis notice,
after.which on the-fith day of August at
same same place appeals will be received and
determined by me, relative to any erronea
Gus or orsexeessiya valuations or, enumera-
! Ytions, that may have been made in said
countysaao5 so1uoas ! r, WATERS, g
NJ. s. Assessor, 10Th District of Ohio
July 90, 1868. 79eFo ~ bsssai safi
3 hsTF5.s3 aha - eas s.si gss Het,ss syos.. q
.siasa sryigsvss bsfa s7a53oh eVs ztsa s
.sssH - NH0% 10
80 ~ vs,a. ~ Tc-a4sr ~ :!
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MesbsyIs ssslpen, have made two more cap

.tturesIof the teams belonging to suffers.
In one raid they siezed fourteen wagons,
and in anothersxtcen. Some ofthe SUIT
.wslers. say, they lost in. lpppey and goods ff-
ty thousand dollars 9 'iS.
.JstlTz5ff eIilJ I0l 9osfiGliaK9 III HJIf
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These two deceased soldiers were among
the true aud brave, aud their deaths are
universally moprnel by all theircomrades.
j. 2. MANN
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Monroe County Probate Court.

- A MEBIA A. 9UMPSTEAD AND GEORGE II.
IN UMFSTEAD, her husband, will take no..
tice that John Lisle, as administrator of
James w. Isle, deceased did, on the 1th day
of August, 1868, file his petition in the Pro-
bate Court in and for the county of Monroe,
and State eff Ohio, the object and prayer of
which is to Obtain an order to complete a
real contract and convey to Jacob Burkhold-
er, assignee of John T. Lehman, the following
premises situate in Monroe county, Chic, to-
wit: The North west quarter of the North
east quarter of section il, Township 8. and
Range a; also, Is acres off of the Sonth-east
corner of the South east quarter tho South
east quarter OF Section 12, Township 8, and
Range 4. Said petition will be for hearing
on the 29th day of August, 1868.
| y Ct fsg I I JtlaNfId SIZE, administrator of
augf9'63n24w3 ~ J..W sLIsLE.
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JAMES W. WAET0M,
G. governmental Claim A agent,
ff-4<sa5% -t@s@sasz
.WOoDsFTELD, OHI0..s s.5..s.s. +.
Office, opposite the Courthouse.

of
i e7p ~
all other claims against
Government
Pay the loyal States the onon
zsag 80 sis5'fat @a REFERENCES. i@t gti 3 91aesg
fGen1La F.
Hon JosephS lson =" ~ ss.g E1a
John Eq,C ! rF
n1r n.0i.r sss @ M y ~1N'' ~ sroy bsI
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ne The g Jeems yellow Plush of tn

pag- The " Jeems Yellow Plush of the
Philadelphia Press is in "a spasm OF 'hor-
ror because Governor Seymour has ''actu-
ally addressed the President in terms of
rebuke y aud adds, Governor Seymour
forgets that the privileges of greatness
and mediecrity are net equal, and that the
President of the United States is so far
his superior that it is questionable wheth-
er he should address him at all 10 go
Mr.. Lincoln, in common gratitude, can
not do less than furnish Forney with a
span new livery at once. .fel 81 vem ST
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VALLANDIGHAM'SRE RECORD
FOR SALE
a t the s piirit4Ofic @.
ID, Wanted,

Six or eight cords of good hickory.
wood wanted on subscription at this Office
Immediately. 49, tv
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OR,HTUI

DIEDMJhly 23d, Of. Typhoid fever,
in hospital at Harper's Ferry, Abram
Jeffries, Private in Co. G, 116th regiment,
q. v. 1.
ALSO, August 9Th; of same in hospi-
tai at Sharpsburg. Md, John W lIarbin,
Private Of Company G, 1l6th regiment,
o. v. l. s4i
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AvG VNGNlANAGA
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0NEperson writes, her daughter was cured
of fits of nine years standing, and st Vitus'
dance of two years b
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case inoura-
BILE. ~ 757 - ass
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.3ii
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years. e
AN0THERof Rheumatism of eight years.
Cases innumerableo of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills 9ea
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NoMot 10 MOvo.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills purely
vegetable have the those eminent chcu-
lists, Professors Chiffon of N u and Locke Of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Hobacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
nshed in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time
time. "a ~ - -,s.s-, T., r.s
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per bottle s. per hafdozen 0f the scandinavian Veg
ctable Blood Pills, 25 cents box, boxes for 81
Principal Office anu Salesroon, No East Fourth st.,
ID Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. Laboratory,
No. Is Hammond Street. ~ s-a7ttFtfr0 3%tr,
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a' 'aeda NJ bas soi5g f1sssiG aweb ,p,l
"a g'7oaepg tess.,f -sstsixiss
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49, Administrators Notice.
iAFoTIcEis hereby given that the undersigns
IN ed dwas. on the l5tlrday of Aqgnsts l $50
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, Administration of 4he Estate Of
JOHN A. Webb, late cf said county. deceased
WILLIAM q. WEBB, :
"a augl9'G3n24w3 administrator.
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TIE DRAFT IN New YoR1, went upon
the following basis, as Governor Seymour
showed to the President, of the United
States by figures: el b
te 4 @ Feb Vote. Draft.
Q Dcmoeratic districts 15I.244 33T29
10 Republican 457,257 39.629
: Mr.. Lincoln was compelled to own up
the gross unfairness, but he had not a
word of rebuke for the fraud of its sau-
thorS. ~ q etc.
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ROAD NOTICE.
tY All kinds OF Produce t;l-
ken in exchange for this paper,

n y t3d1k. % hsl1F lllEs l-e-raI3-i
.aiis,s'
80. .Tl-.5a2I 500 szaL
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PRIyA1E5i 7 ETTER RECEIVED
FROM sIlII1UTENAMT COLONEL
WILLIAMS, INVENT " FlIF T II
OIIlO RE6,tMEST, NOW a. .PRIS-
-ONEIssaT RICHMOND.
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MONK Vllse q CsNovysA. L
Nc RAooA PAAs

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced. - la :
They act so directly upon the Liver, excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill
& They are really -
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which, in conjunction with the kss4syaoa
.a.si @ - = BNooa Ry.vxSlev,a asi.na aia.
viii cure all the. aforementioned diseases,
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure 3
Headaohe, - Costiuersess, '.e' R%'5i'.
colio Pqins,. Cholera Morbls, s'i'os
8 indigestion, Pain Tn the 5otoels,
Ga asf Qizziness, ete, 80 iof1t {,
Try these medicines, and you win never
regret it. 4f.5..;,... i.-,;.-, '.'''s .ssts's
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
and they win say they are 9sas d9iae
GooA MeAlc.wes, aem 8
and you should try them before going for a
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will q fsoYl ~ ,ssR
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Administrators Sale.

July I, 1s63.-6w.
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WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 10, 1868.
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He solicits the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
"Old Monroe" to volunteer and examine his
stock which has been purchased at the late
reduced prices for c S H j, and therefore Is
enabled to sell lower than any other house in
this section of the country. His stock is full
and complete, comprising a beautiful line Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03

BEAU HICKMAN -Everybody who has
been 10 Washington Of late years. know
Beau Hickman, the loafer, par ercellaaoe, of
that city OF loalers A WsshIrg on C r..
respondent of the Boston Transcript SAYS:
Bean Hickman, for years aud yenrs pas
bss subslsted here by bis genteel beggnry,
soliciting e every new conner in Washington
a red OF white chip Formerly. the res
(Rold) we're easily nt,ainahle aud until
whites (silver) became so scarce few stran-
gers entered and left III s town without
d, posting with Bean Hickman their mrrt
drop. or quarter, toiid themselves OF his
presistent opportunity. This acted dandy 5
history is n singular one, indeed. For mure
than quarter oi a century he has lived on
this community, by means Of bis original
but quiet. impudeace in begging; and thous.
ands of visitors here will remember his
H0NehaLanee and sdroitness in securing her
contributions In9ffpnsive aud civil in his
msnBers, pleasant in his address, witty
tSlkaIiye, uniformly good natured, and al
ways resi- eciful-this curious leech floats
round flom one holel to another, turning up
~ every nook aBd corner " here tie travelling
public congregale or pass, with hi> interm.
inAble request for that qnsrter.' Cool,
sellpossessed, agreeable hut always wal ch.
ing the main object Of his life, TO wit: the
oblan.ng ola p'tIuuce frcin every visitor
to the eapiIal--he cUniriveS t. live easily
and merrily upon his frequent but pIlIiuI
gains; aud while pockeriug your donation,
be ~il relate you good joke in his expert
ence, or drop bon nut at snybody's ex.
pence--for the delivery of when he douo,
is conlent 10 part with the trlaug dOucsur
which this smooth tongued and we'll dressed
beggar wripgs from the talerant stranger
at almost every hour Of the day.
The Beau insists that his present patrons
are not like those al Olden time. They art
Yankees, aud carry their carpet bags will
them--have no loose change, aud want IL
try posrnge stamps oH me. Taou't do
However, don't MUD the rev postal Gu
rency, for quarter, aud "A holt, thUugt
paper money L. at discount. But ii Is
hard work, now days. These Yankers
don't ike 10 emp. I'll ne right glad when
the war is over. Beau Hickman has been
an Institution in Washington, tut is NOW
we'll nigh played out
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HABERDASHERY VERSIFIED

the ''noise and confusion" that so constantly ragea
And is ehroncIed forth in the Telegraphs pages
About Dry Goods and Dress Goods and Causes Laces
Shawls, Bonrets. and Cloaks that rival the graces.
May claim your attention, TO a href rehearsal
ofa list Il Choice Goods in stock universal !.
And though less pretending, in merit more sound,
And are quietly waiting your notice down town
There Cloths Of all grades and textures yen'll find,
0T pure Wool from nncks and of Alabama combined
And Vestngs the fancy Marseiles silk BLACK Satin
Yarn made Of Cotton, Thread waddiDg and Batting,
Wicks Fsnnes bleached goods stripes Shcetng twine
And Musins and Lawns hunnet, dress and swiss fine,
Nambdcs and summer Stuf chPckd striped white shirts
Gloves ress Goods Shawls and Ribbons aud skeleton skirts
Spice and cassa sleratus god medaD kann soap
Rroom baskets aud bed cords cothR lines buck gloves
coil rope,
surer teas, sugars and Zee both Java and Rio,
Pure. can he found 10 the State o! Ohio
Paper hangngs brass kettles fancy prints and band boxes
Cloths pins, woolen yarn and how for the nec Of your
Stone churs JUGS Jars and crooks glass and nails
Mop handles wood and iron, sash, peors and water pats
Shoes for children, boys and ladies' also gents ladies' hose
And hoes for gents to work with wooden pumps and
BnfTalos
Scythes, snath rakeR aud boards half bust els
sole leather,
Chalk rorin whiting oil and umbrellas for bad weather
The Edrges lot and ans of every grade and yle
f all nnside heaped at once woulnt be 50 big rie
Shoemakers. too word with you have you good
Here's nearly all the implements for making boots and shoes
Lasts pegs pnchers hammars, knives. the peg and
ing avis,
Tach Nails awlhandes bristles lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk kip floats sticks
Weddings and hastings of various shades shoe needless and
Tobacco.
But hold my muse, further tax the printers gentle
He'll neer find space ithe of the list of this full STOCK
of Goods;
Say then that the stock is full and complete
That anxiou,ly awaiting our IA IRONS tn greet
invite them ALL from SOUTH from North, from East and from
From city, from country Lncolnes Douglastes and all
the rest
From every point of the comnass, all,
len0e all your spare dimes with your friend
Ashtahus, Oct. 81. 1850.
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The pbss the bright. the heauiIfuL
Tlnttsirfed our hfnrts IN youth,
The Impulse 20 q wofdlees prayer,
The dream of love and truth,
The loueiuep afier something lest,
TIE spirits yeaFning cry,
The sirieings aiter better hopes
These Thugs can never die.
The iimid hand Stretched forth TO aid
A brother IN his need
The kindly word ~ grief's dark hour
That proves the friend indeed.
The plea Iog mercy. softly hreathed,
When Justice threne ems high,
The sorrow OF q cont ite heart
These things shall never die.
The memory OF c'asping hand,
The pressure of kiss.
And oil tie tribes sweet and ffaiL
That make up loves first bliss
Ifwith firm. uiehnneirR laith
And holy trust and high,
Those hands have clnsp'd those lips have met,
These things shall never die.
The cruel aud The bitter word,
That wounded as il iell
She chilling want Of sympathy,
We feel but never tell;
The harsh rppnlse that chills the heart
Whose hopes were bounding high,
In 40 anfading record kept
These things shall never die
Let nothing pass for every hand
Must 6nd some work TO do (;
Lose NOT chance to waken love-
Be firm, and just, and true
30 shall a light that never dims
Beau ou thee from on high,
Aud angel voices say to thee,
These things shall never@die.
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Pills-PiIls.

Among the large quantity have the Printer says he viii
not have room TO mention but few. Among them are the
hlOwng--
brandreiRs, James M0Hatfs Hooways Robaeks ParkeTs
Madame boyines GraiIenbrrg, soule's, cheesman's,
Asst', Poor han's, spauidne,s, &c. &c. &c.
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THE HOUsEKEEPERs'
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

Prepared from improved receipt by the proprietor Of M
"BRoTHR JONATHAN rOLIfH, Is certified all the ead.
New York Furniture Dealers liAno- Forte NHkerE 70
tile best in the Tor emoynR Scratches Msrks aud D
an restoring high aud ustug gloss 10 all III ds of NaTnlsh
cd work, nom Furniture 10 Leather. 1t is cheaper ard bet
ter than Narnish dries Immediately, and Is easily ap lied
with piece OF Catton Flannel ard bottle two Of tbf
New Furniture Polish, Houfrkeere Vurk mae ~ W.
nriture Of house and tepp booking lie new Now ktb
- -. eupf yonr Tables Chars Desks Pino' sle'r
lanes Carriages etc. and meke look 90 per eff bet
.er lhs stIae economy Foi sale hy Fun niturg Dealer
StotSeef eis generally i1ee 70 and n-nts bo'e De
poi No. spruce street. n Y, sueciul AgeutI anted
- ~" '''' e y l5eso.
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A Great Chance far bargains in
Piano Fortes and Melodeons.

This Opportunity before ole ed to tho citizen
of Afhtahula county vcin y for procuring instrument,
Persons expecting to buy in year two, should embrac
this opportunity at once
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CARRIAGE mANUFAoToRY q DEPOT.
oN-ES
W@I

W. g. BENHAM has al length perfected his bust
Arrangements that the public may be accommodated
call for most Of the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles.
having Dunber finished up and ready for delivery
sides large quantity Of work in various stages Of progress
which may completed upon very short notice. when pre-
ferred.
Orders will be received for work Of any particular style
pattern.
with full supply the hest hands TO be found the
country, he fears competition cas- west In the matter
nj taste syleo excellence Of material the fidelity and
honesty with which his work is put together ~ the truth
nf these statements any may satisfy hmse by personal
examination.
Repairing of all kinds done with promptnefs and sSdF
factory terms.
WIN G. BENHAM.
Ashtabula, March 49, 1850. 5ss
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DOnacstiCS.
i IEANY, aud tmr Brown COttOns Cot
ton 'arn Batting waddine DENNIS. Stripes, Ticks Heavy
summer Goods for Men aud Boys wear Beached Cottons at
very low prices, for the times, at
May It '62. MORRISON'S.
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FOREIGN TRADE.

MR. HALL has shpred instruments to almost every state
in the Union Persons residing ia Indiana Michigan, Illinois
Wisconsin and rhe West, particularly
vted 10 correspond with Mr. II at this time he
any make it greatly to their advantage to order of him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03
Money Can be Saved.

Persons living at distance have instruments sent
Them. apd mgy rely being hfly dealt with though
they here to select.
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I ACES and Embroidery. White Guods.
II Drauey Muslin Irish Linen, shirt Fronts, Crimpad
Duity. Linen Collars Massies BdllaHt ard littls No
ins too numerous tn mention, but all ne'du and useful
and will be sold low at MORRlSON'S.
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NOTICE The Co partnership pOf Root
Morrison being dissolved by the death of E. C. Root
the senior partner il il necessary that the business n the
irm should be closed speedily possible All persons
therefore, havins
Unsettled Accounts.
IRE requested to calE immediately arrange the
rompt payment will he required that the liabilities Of the
im he met and discharged The business will be sell
led by the undersigned. ". H. MORRISON,
Surviving Partner of Root Morrison
Ashtabuls, June J. 1861
Having made arrangements to continue
business at the old stand of Root Morrson take this meth
ID Of returning thanks 10 the customers and friends Of the
ate firm for their gen patronage in past and
.olieit continuanc of the same to myself
My Stock of Goods is Full and Complete,
urt'v'rr tuauy usuay
kept by the merchants Of our villa ;e
Dry Goods. Groceries, Crockery. Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Caps, Boots Shoes
Iron, Steel & Nails, Paints; Oils Glasss4 Putty
kept in full stock will be sold at very low figures for
down All kinds of produce takeni exchange goods
1t cash prices.
The times and my circumstances will not admit o long
vnded credits credits to doubtful customers To all who
prompt and reliable am prepared extend reasonable
credit hut prompt payment will be required in all at the
me agreed Putting and blowing entirely out Of
inc My desire Is to deal fairly and squarey with all Try
me and see for yourselves. Your: truly,
Jvne lB 1861. II. L MORRISON.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOH THE RAPiD CUHE-oF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Inc Cipient Com
ptiOn, and for sie Relief
OF COnsumptivc Patients
la advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is Il remedy universally known to Furpass any
other for the Of threat aud lung eomRins that Il
is useless here publish the evidence Of its virnes ::
unrivalled excellence sr ruugis and colds and it, truly
wonderful cures uf pulmonary distHse, have made It
known throughout the civilized nations of the Omth.
Few are the communities, families. among ihem
who have not personal experience Of its effects -
living trophy IN their midst Of its victory the
subtle and dnngcIOns disorders Of the throat and unEB
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, SHd
they know, the Effects of this remedy, need not
lo than them that has oil tho sr.
that il did have when making The cures which have
won 80 strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Pre- Jared by DR.. ]. @. AVER b. CO., Lowell, Mass
LYoN, Conneaut n. PARISH, Kng,yile; GEo. wlLLARi
Ashahula II. b. SrEvENs, Geneva MoFFIr 4 Brown Kel
loggsyir aud by at Di"ggiSt sd dalars in Medcine
everywhere lyb.s
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F3O K WAsNTED - 20. coo lbs Pork
4 n L Hos uanted on Hofel and Aceounis cad n Ex-
1tnse q sna Cash. 0b0h0b WILLARD.
<4 ies2
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FREEDLY g. Co.,
Tribune Blildings, New York.

PIANOS.-Persons who wish to buy Piano Of the hest
Skers will he shown how they handsome SUM H.
he chase If they add PIANO, JOY COZ, Co., Pub
hsher's Agents. New York Z. q.
1Iy339
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II.
TIE History Of American Manufactures.
From 1908 to 1860
BY DR.. J. LEASDER BrsuoP 2 vols, Svo.
Vol l now ready, Vol II. nearly ready.
This probably the largest and most important wor in
the American press.
we have aso rst published new editions Of rhe following
useful aud popular books
The Business Mans Legal Adviser
How to Save Money by Conducting Business according 10
Law expounded BY the Best and Latest Authorized 40n
pp., sheep. Price, 81.
Opportunities for Industry or, a thousand
Chances to Make Money
Coth 81. This has been republished in England
Every business and clerk should have these books
they will paw the buyer hundred fold Every parent
get them for their
All the books mailed postpaid receipt Of price. We
particular attrii0u To mailing rocks wrapping them
,arefy and will procne and send postpaid any book any
where Onreceipt Of puhher price and Fix stamps Addes
FREEDLY g. Co.,
Tribune Blildings, New York
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