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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-25


The following statement is made by Andrew g.
Fuller, ortculturist Brooklyn, the originator OF
these strawberries. He says:
ut Is now between seven and eight years since
commenced sowing seeds of the strawberry for the
purpose Of producing new and improved Yarietiss
have always selected seeds from the largest and
best that could b1 obtained, nd the results were
that produced some few good varieties each season.:
yet they not such As was willing 5shoIiJ 90
seed with more care than did the previous one and
found that made constant Improvement tbere
fore determined that would put forth extra erar.
tOns aud If few extra choice varieties conld NOT
be produced. In 1859 obtained the best yaristiss
known, and by tertiliZing the flowers one with an.
other, expected to produce Strawberries COMBINING
greater excellence than heretofore known In his
was not disappointed produced that year MANY
thousands OF Seeding plants, and the fruit of mans;
was really excellent, 50 much SO that was urged
not to throw the plants away; but as excellence and
not variety, was INV object, DESTROYED all bnt Inc
most promising. Undermined from the first that
no plant Should go out Seeding of mine unless
It combined greater excellence than any other stTn
berry known. From tho selections Of that ycar,,-
Competent Commit ee from the Farmers Club OF the
American Institute, who had the matter three yenr
in charge made selection of three sorts ripening
early, medium and late and these preserved as the
final result of my years laborious expert
to procure improvements in st1 wberries from seeds
These intended to dispose of i'll the ordinary wav
ora nurserymau's business, and should have done
30 but for the desire of THIS TRIBUE Association to
make gratutous distribution of these truly excel
lent strawberries to their subscribers Ihaye there
fore contracted to furnish them exclusively for that
purpose. Not one of them can be bought of meat
any price. II hadkept them for sale to ndividSoIs
the price would have been so cents each or $50
Dozen" y w
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FOR RENT.

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, with Store room
11attached two doors below Pryor and FrOst's on
Main streat. [jun5 1ml OLIVER PRYOR.
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The Tribune Prize Straw
berries. ,
The
How they OrIginated-How they
Look and Taste-Why thOy are
Given to the Subscribers OF
The TrIbune-When and
to nom they VIII be


to Whom they Will be
Distributed.
TIME cuts il our show bills represent 'THR TRIBUNE
prize Strawberries"- 80 named because we pur-
chased then, at a very large price, to bestow ercIH
SiueIV upon the subscribers of either edition of TIE
TRIBuHE for $685. intending to send one of each kind
TO every subscriber who expresses wish to that
effect al the time OF subscribing. This will be equal
to prize Of 81 so to each subscriber that is the
price charged by nurserymen for similar plants.
indeed neither Of these prize Strawberries could be
obtained at any price whatever, we have secured
eVerY plant thatcan be produced in the year 1868,
excl1siyely as prizes to our Subscribers We have
incurred the large outlay necessary for this purpose
because have an earnest desire to zoe the propa
CATION of improved fruit greatly extended aud be-
cslse believe that every one who receives these
plants and grows the fruit will hold THE TRBUNE in
Kindly remembrance for enabling him ts enjoy such
good gilt ofa kind Providence, and will thereafter
feel an increased desire to improve all the lists of
fruits. 1t Is thus that health aud happiness will be
increased.
few plants that bought Of Mr.. Fuller in the Au-
tumn of 1862, he will not DO able to send them to
Subscribers until after the LIST OF September, 1868,
when they will be carefully packed IN oiled elk or
paper, and forwarded, through the mail at our ex-
pense, bE express at the expense of the receiver
The three plants will be sent to each person who
sends to years subscription for either the Daily
SEMI Weekly, or Weekly TRlRUSE, Indicating at the
time Of su6scribing that they des the strawber-
ries. and the distribution will be made in the order
the subscribers names and requests for Strawberries
ara received. .-l-N u w
! Single subscribers will receive their plants by
mail, done up in oiled silk, other suitable oiled
substance. = -
To Clubs, plants will be sent in packages, to cor
respond with the number ofnames in the Club; and
where the number will warrant it. they will be sent
by express, packed in boxes.
New subscribers who desire strawberry plants
should say so at the time they send their money as
We do not intend to send any to those who will not
appreciate them. They arc too valuable to be
wasted. There are parties WHO would gladly con-
tract for tue exclusive right to all these plants at
% cents piece and there are maAy subscribers
who would not as soon they see and taste the
fruit, part with their prize for IS green back
hO" THESE NE ~, STRAWBERRIES WERE
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the 25th day Of May 1868.

Ne NJ. NUhIUN,
United Suites Marshal,
BENZ. II. SAITH, Proctor for Libellants juD5:I4s
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BROOKLYN.

fiHK on Tus ATLANTIC DocK. - Yesterd ~
n0r lns' petxssu And = O'Clock, Ere broks out IN
we ""ne house Of u II. Lambisr, No. 90. on the
Ns''h or OF the Atlantic DSeh. The hire burned for
Gserly pah an hour before tie alarm vas sounded,
~. "nen 'ht mrn-n AMI we'd the Sanrs had made
vas lIipossibs to suplrcss them.
Snvs Interior OF the tuiid ps ~ coon iu blaze,
~ nolhiif S4L'sined therein ccu,d be saved Ihs
puiaips whlch of stone, and three stories IN
nGfht the property 81 the Atisntic DOCK Co.
Ana va ~ me occupancy of M. Ismbi,r q .
et9Se houss; The property 90 storage consistsd az
5,0v bushels Of corn, G25 bales ui hoos tventv
AoSnAsads OF Tobacco and . Quautitv OF ro,tcr And
Sther goods taken from blockade runner, .hich ZEE
captured ~ the L, =. gunboa'S ms suiirs .tark
and copeustIb.e material Ia the structure "a con
eaGned, Amounting In Nsiue TO about sis 0n0 Tia
lbss on the building 10 between ~ 600 and a. O00
more. Ths cootenu were owned by y.riouI p1rtla.
0nd mostly Injured, as !. also the huidtn, b,t 10
chat sxtsut could not h. sscertkined InSnr.nr,s
esd been effected IN several New York And BfooL i,
edaces The csuse Of the fre IL not krown. Lut .nn
eassd 10 have becu the result " accident '
A UNION MEETING WAS held at Gothic Hall
east evening. for the purpose OF ratfyns the mont
AAtIess, and hearing Governor fstes, Of n.inOi,.
peak upon tho toplcs Of the day. $. n. Grisvold
~, presided The slse club Of the u. 5 receiving
sAlp Nssh Carolina was present, and sntst aimed he
sAispss With several patriotic songs. AFTER short
UAs-' ''as General sWspa, " H. Isuis' asv'rpsT
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Yssss 80 istsslpssl. He made isssthy ss1 sble
~ The Wet. and ssYseiali, by lllin0s BE spyfoyss
he nmaneipetion Pfociamstien The Ceoscnp2oSS
sd Cenescssen scts Ibs osy fault be - 20 nns
vth ne PfssIdsnt sas, he uvs Dot Test 70 soS
log - for the uppsssslQo Of the
fef1seee 70 the Mississippi, they u tbe VIZ xoas
sever give that up its Streams shovld run etn ~
9TH hsnan blood: its banks b. . u.vN9G my.
Slavery vas the cause Of the var had ssoco IL w
path Of the republic: had kept In chains forf milions
Of human brinss and fstersd southern prfee $40 ~.
rossnes ioss enough. lie vented ps.e; but pes,s
could ssver come I'll the rebellion dad ANcf ,1sh'
ing on the subject Of tho anti dra riots In this city,
and the Importance Of the coming elections, she
spsahrr concluded, amidst enthusiastic eprlspse
The SesoIutions we're then read and sdopted Tbey
stated In ee~t, thst the nornipstcns for state ON
rSrs on the Ipon ticket having been fnlly endorsed.
their eeetion Tnesdsy NETT vas morally oettain
that the said dda,es ere sure TO do honor the
prsitions for shieh they hav, been dominated that
their Judicial and Senatorial candidate misht be re-
iisl upon 10 dive Governor S,ymour md bic frends
an INTEL sible reou6 in their ncfarous schemes
they concluded by sfhottins the honest rnsssss TO
york for fesdom and prosss until the e'oss OF the
POLLS.
Amer the sddrssses from the Hon. John Nhsman
ssd Alderman srons. the meeting Cd ourpsd.
The THIRD LECTURE To youSo nEs in the
eearss the parable Of the ProAsa Son. By Rcv. Z.
II A. BulhIsy, viii be delivered In Pafk Tabernacle,
Cumberland o., near Myrtle avenue, 70 morrow eve
LinS Sab ~et- waste" Services At N seLosk-
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CLEARED
srEAMsHTPs -Jsmess Green, Alexandria; J r
Thompson. Baltimore; America. Psnsms and San
Francisco: City ofN Yoit. Lvl: Iisnmonis Iiamb'h.
sHIPs Queen, Liverpool A Blninser. Hsvrs /;
VnlAxs BELLE, Londonderry; Victory, Liverpool.
RARKs- Bladder, Caliso; MARY Lucrstia, Csdif;
Johsn Kepisr, Baltimore: ssllie Bonss, kiixabeth.
port; Trsbant, London; CarottA Buo Ayfrs; Nor.
den ksrseiles; Vivid, Liverpool; 18th Maj, Havana
BRIGs -Arbutus. Hsvpe: J II johnson, ~ Martha
John N b; Eugene A Reed, Ns. Orissn.: Fids:. Hsi.
ifsI, Anna nsrearefs. tSwsdishl Antwerp; A hsude,
SASus; Eaton, Bsreelons: A Colins, 81 John. M.
..sCHoONERs-nar,hs,s 81 Pisrrs, Mar; .An,slope.
Nsrol Queen Of the West, AieIsndris, White Foam,
DE- q Dusfee, Do: frspciA, do; susan 4 Jayss
w:SnssSn ss sfs @ :,s v.,s pi S.. s o:
foik: james l. Day. Philadephia: Empress, 6aekvills
Basas Vista; Alexandria; Bsrms, Esstport.
sLOOP-sophis, Richmoad. Bridgeport, Conn.
STtAMHIPS-Essls. Havana: IIlino... A:yin-
fuaers r.: s.s
Diapond, Philadelphia: Bal'imorv, AlsxandSta, Va;
Asaso, u usnsportj from Port Royal, sc.
SHIPS Oder. HAMBURG Columbia, Livsrpoei, Lu.
Wnheimine, Bremen.
BARKS Palestine, Hsturned lsaty,; Frsns, Osus.
sian] holm; Dens, Aisos Bay, Wis Of u Hope.
BRiGS Harriet li.iiock. Port Royal; Blue Nose,
ko1sn. tI.nse; Talbot, Bah's Bsthsa, kio Ja.eirs:
.sCHO0NERs- ladus, treturned. death q esptsis):
Y<ktosn. Glaze Bay, CB Louis Walsh, New Haven;
New fert Packet. do; Hero, siouinaton; Sarah No
Ne. geS,o,d Js ~ ss. S:y hy;c h:nn
isyillen, New Haven ior Eiia6sthpoit Red Rover.
Providence; samuel Nash. WEXFORD ior EIirsbsth.
port: Juliet, New Haven. bound to Eiirsbsthport.
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Too Late for Classification.
DBATHO.

CHABOr Suddenly, Oct. Qoth, Henry Chabot,
ssssd ~ year., late member Of Company c, 9Th
aSstne ny y -; =, DSSyesr Z9rsvss
speetfully Invited TO attend the funeral this ,8st
urdayy morning, q ~ o'clock om his late rsaideaes
l93 Elm ct. Canada papers please copy. %
HERRON--On Friday, Oct 80. Of consumption,
CathaIne, the beloved wife OF Joseph Heron, . M.
tive q tbs Parish Of Dyssrt Co. Iouth. ireland.
aged 20 yssrs.
The relatives and friends OF the family srs respect.
fully !nvited 70 attend the funeral sunday after
aeon Nov J. at O'Clock, from her late resldsnce. sos
Wet 9s'h st. Her remains viii BE- taksn 10 Calvary
Cemetery for interrDent. 81
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The Magnificent Steamship
HIBERNlA,
MEDICINES.

A CURE FOB COUGH-uSE CAMP
9ApfLLs syrup, tar snt Wild cherry, sure cure Tor
eoushs, colds throat OF dphrra, only 20 and so
cent? per bottle, TO b. had st CAMpBELL'S Drug
Store. cor sth sve and ssh st McDOSAl.D'- dry
foods store, 800 Bowery, near %th 81 CHALMERS
drus store, cor Hudson and Hammond SITS. SHED
DIN, cor i3owtry and 4th st., and IN brooklyn. At
hlLAEs, ~. Fulton st. ~.
KkNNEDY'S RHEUMATIC LlNlMEST
IA CT RES RHEUMATISM.
Kennedy Rheum attic Lliment Cures S-urslpia
kenn.eys Rheumatic Liniment Cures sprsns,
Kennedy Rheumatic LiniInsnt Curts Bruises
kelned| . Rheumatic Liulment Sur,s sore Throst
kcnnedy . Rheumatic Eminent curss Aches and
Pains o. every name and nature.
For sale BY ID. >. BARNES CO, 2O2 Broadway s84
NEW YORK SOCIETY FOR THE RE-
l,et OF the Ruptured and Crippled. incorporated
April, 1868 Once, No. 81 Second ave. To TIE poor
sr.t. e Other.. AZ : moder.t. sh.iss hi. .osls
every cuIable variety Of deformity-hum Dbl club
feet deiormed lubs, and loss OF power 10 use them
so trussrs for uptures, supporter for vonrp lace
sosiinH fGr sSslE'sc ysas and ulssrsssd ~bs
THAN 5TCRdEA q ~. Z 2iiAlT.
Lky. VN
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CI.OTlHlNls.'

EXTRA STYLES IN
IL Boys CLOTHING.
AT ROGERS & RAIMOSDs
Metropolitan suits, Cadet Snits, school Suite,
DRESS SUITS. FANCY SUITE.
aad the
GARlBALDl SUIT,
Nov the mest fashionable and
FOPULAK COSTUME FOR BOYS
In London and Pans
Parents viii dud the price, moderate, the variety
unsqualed end the stylss superb. No deviation from
the tieketed figures.
ROGEES \ RAYNONDs Establish ments.
ISL, l23, and l25 Fulton Of,
seS and 2l< Broadway.
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FLOUR, FLOCR-?O0 BBLS. CHOlCA
family -four only ~ 90 to q. 90 ~r barrel. var.
rsnted, and delivered in New York Or d, ooklyn a
40 LEs honr store, lSs and 1856 Myrtle sv, neal
uoio brOOkIyL.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
a. ,kSlp o. and sth sy-0 Open daily from l to 8 r. N
"a wednesday, aud saturdays from to p n 81
r.. Sept: interest Nllo.e ed Deposits made On o. BE-
Hollis eHsIEFys. Ea ''i Z sr sn - e: =.
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DENIlS'IRH Y.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.
"A AhEsrAETlC NllRols OXIDE.
1EEIH fOSIIlvELi EAIkAt TED WITHOUT

BY DR. HOYT sole manufacturer of Anest hct,c
Sitrou. y hide Il Il superior 10 Cfloroofm Ether
and '1,Stiy harmless, causing aalst sleep, With
dur ing hch extract ie.th without the know edge VI
the patient, Teeth filled aud Artificial Teeth oievery
descrip ior inserted. isct satsiactio guarantee
DR.. HOYr, Dentist, ~, broadway, lear !othst. 49,
A Beautiful AND USEFUL SET OF
"A Teeth, cheaper tlsn ad''rtlsed pIic g Teeth
ertIac I'd y. sitiyely without PAN. Dir. REED, Den
ti,t, go saith ave, two doom above 18th st. ib6
nR. JOHN HOWE, 49, CANAL STREET,
Lees sott OF teeth siiv, at 81 to SIS, on gold
at SO to SIR sectional sets " cent? per toot d; teeth
flied with god, lone csment, o. other hinxA b. cts
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CoOPERs EOTICE-THE MEMBERS Of

NOOPERS kOTlCE-THE MEMBERS OF
On. .s Sssy:r: e. .s 70
and pay u over 70 the follosins eommi!fse appointed
a., G cns :sss
LAnkeman, John Carroll. Treasurer Committee Ac-
slon ci b. '.isn a. nsas meeting on 4: thee Ts%
SXNikL LYONS. Pre-. ri PETER Y.T WysSs, See %
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE,
meeting " sSs ia: sas
s.s. @ q N 9,':ss: as ;;:Y
b ss 5, G.n:.
Unitsd DsmocTary Of Tsmmany and Aossst HALL,
JOSIAH suTHERLANp, for Judge Supreme Court.
sAnSfL GAkSiS' for justices superior Court,
XIsskT cHk bbSSas6t ses jade Common Pl....
d9as Il h2 TtckH t ss' s sssSss
WE Willis kse kSeh !. % s.s sss.sy,.s.
snes.plss d aei xssfas sl;s.~
LET Dit jacob I Smith.
"a Laid 0vs1
Atm 4" lanes u. auii.y.
| 9th " Waller j. burke
| .!h james Graham.
Win ..Js. +. D unn
i9;,S :. An ,i,o I hicsof
| sa..n A, ~ HoisA " bIieh bIyAuI
18TH Jos. a Lyons
| lsih Tho. RYAN.
| ltth =" .,Miohsei \. salmon.
| iotp . .'stephen X. Z n, knsy.
18th Michael McCaun
18th 20 b. Il, Ing aLam, Jr.
Rss0lpsd, That the ticnds Of Regular Nom mat
and the usagos OF the party are Ique led 10 sustain
the above nouinston, Of the rt,.a Democracy Of
the County OF New Aorl.
Mll;LlAM 81 TWEED. Chairman.
JAaE5 j.GtMBi.EToN., Secretaries pro tsn q
NOTICE TO The JOugSEYMEN TAI.
" ors OF New York and vlcuni'y-The hsnds crn.
poyed by Mr. j. &. WATSON, rs fiilL ave, and ct
tne branch IN BROOKLYN are ". sake, he rstusin. TO
'sn the blu OF pTiees. ~ order VI the Central Com.
mitse b3
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC uNlUA
, ~ NohsATioS.
FOR JlDGE OF TIE
SUPERIOR COURT,
J1hN u Net Nm ~
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A CAusKLxss PAEIc. Yssterday morning.
about ~ esloeh, one Of The pupih Of School No ~.
n Wilsoa direct, Brooslys. g.. d. tainted away fros
the effects ofths heated ROOM and Of the scbol
afs thinkins The house Ere, stampeds and panic
snsasd The houss was Immediately cleared. the
Ore bslls rang, and ell the parents Of the children
rDhsd 10 the spot, In the vidsst srcitemsnt. for.
tusstsly ne damage vss done. oor were any Of the
pupis injured In the least.
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wILLIAnsbI re IA.

SrpFocArnp IN A VAT Coroner Barrett, Of
Broshlyn. h. u, yesterday afternoon held IN In
qasst 90 ths tedy Of mAn named Edward AsCs
well. sho came to kis death By beng sunScstsa ~
kerosene vat on thursday IL sppsars that deceased
sbdssv orinu TO clean out . large vat, come ~
feet ia diameter, In which sas shut i, inebss Of
kerosene A little time after sbtsnng, bis dad BODY
80 hsbsd cot b. . fellow wilkins and Coroner
Barrett bsld inqassi, when verdict In sccordA
vitb the above facts rendered The fae,o vhsrs
~. Mcdowell met his death bsiJnss 10 4 PhAlon
Co, snd 10 ocatsd IN North 1tth street, near 1nd.
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MILITARY.

ATTENTION-COLO MEN WANTED.
price paid essh down. Call from A. 4: I'LL " T..
., the Grocery. cor sprias ssd Mercer su. III
CEVkKAL GOOD MEN READY TO GO
pa Substitutes ths dsy for dsaftsd asa a. reason
sbls rates. Apply ., ass Broadway, New Yesk. 70
SUBSTITUTES WANTED - WE WILL
~ pay hishss price essh 10 LAsd, thss say ether
Ssi,ies is shs s,.y Can = q G:sfssHs =: Y ss.,,r,
SUBSIiTUTE WANTED-A LIBERAL
Cpnse al BE- psid to sood man 70 20 - . substi.
tue. Ash for NJ. GARDNER, st RANDALL CO (,
lsS Wet o., ces kesds, ~ sssts. aSs
CT BSTITuTES WANfKD THIS DAY,
~ at SIC Greenwich d, tExehapee HotslJ fsv
good men to toto Psunayivania Call early abens BIZ
xOnG CASH IN HAND THIS Day
Cs)Oc4 SVS-s substituto vented this day, to
whom the above amount viii BE- givsn In sAsh. Ap-
ply st the Franklin 5auare H0tsl. Sis Pearl e. l64
OS-SuBSrITUTE WANTED THIS
80 !. C 20 for q. s0an'fE d. highest s..h
FLANAGAN, rsom ~ Ts1maay Hall. sppss y City
5000 CASH WILL BIZ PAID ZACH For
EOOOthrss .ubstitutss, u the me. have bed IN
the L. ssrvies before, and II not ESQ viii b paia
ks; s'ia s I;s =: S:: a.. ss we
sts, New York. i45
lG27 BOUNTY FOR SUBSTITUTES,
SUCt ea,h I. hand. ESQ cash In ten days,
furnished to drafted parties in New iosk, Brooklyn,
or In country disfricts Liberal commission paid 70
ssents, Apply 81 40 Brosdvsy, room IL. n. a.
Colored men wanted e suhstitutes l24
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Too Late for Classification.

ITO BUTCHERS-wANTED A BCTCHLR,
L one vbe undsfstands the retail businsss; nase
ee.ise seoA references Apply 20 Tsnth ave, %. Of
no LET-THE OYSTER BAR, WITH
L cootins utensils. ct the ssioon g Bovery. 81
WANTED OR3GOOD FEEDERS FOR
W rvlins machines. Apply iol william st II the
bindsry. 81
WANTED 10 OPERATORS on SINGER
" ssvins machines; vsses from % TO IS, and -
button hole matsrs and 6nishers, and 9 taiiors -.
&C. from q TO % on coats Apply 81 IO Orchard It
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MARINE NEWS.


sss z. $50 Sun 8. o. o'-nssn g. os~-Hwi i2,
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NOTICE TO the JOugSEYMEN TAI.
i lors OF New York and vlc.ni'y-rh hsnds cru.
tne branch IN BROOKLYN are " s.gEe, he refusing TO
t,sn ,he bill prizes. ~ order vi the Central Com.
miltse b3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12
HABERDAsnERY vERslFlED.

In the noise and confusion" that 40 constantly rages
Aud Is cluonicled foi VI In the Telegraphs pages,
About Dry Goods, and Dress Goods and Causes and 1acss
Shaws Bounets, and Clusks that rival the graces.
May claim your attention, TO q brief rehearsal,
of list of Choice Goods in stock universal;
And though less Tactendng are in merit more sound
And are quietly waiting your notice down town.
There Cloths Of all grades and textures you'll ind,
OF purp Wool from your nocks and NJ Alabama combined,
Aud vestings the fancy Marsees silk Black Satn
Yarn made Of Cotton, Thread, Wadding aud Batting,
Wcks Flannes beached goods Stripes Sheetins twine
Aud Muslins and Lawns bonnet, dress and swiss fine,
Canbics and Summer Stus checkd striped white shirts
Gloves Dress Goods Shawls and Ribbons and skeleton Skirts
Spice pepper and casa saeAtus (gold mea kaoin soap
Broom baskets aud bed Cords cloths lines buck gloves and
Super teas, ugars and Zee, both Java and Rio,
Pure, as Hon can be found in the State o! Ohio.
Paper hangng Kettles fancy prints and band boxes
Cloths pins wooen yarn and bows for the necs of oNes
Stone churs jugs jars and crooks assorted glass and nails
Mop handles wood and iron SASH ptchoks and water as
Shoes for children boys and ladies' also gents and ladies' hose
And hoes for gents to work WITH wooden pumps, and super
Bufralos,
scy,he snahs rakss and wash boards half bushels and
Chalk rosn whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
The drge lot of Hats and Caps, Of every grade anc STYLE
all outside heapcd at wouldnt be big pile
Shoemakers too, word with you have for good news
Here's nearly all the implements for making boots and shoes
Lasts pegs pincher hammars knives thread peg and sew
Tacls Nails awhandles bristles lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk kip floats size sticks and
Weddings and hastings OF various shades shoe needless and
But hold my muse, further tax the printers gentle
He'll neer space for tthe of the list of this full stock
of Goods;
Say then, that the stock is full and complete,
That nnxously awaiting, patrons to greet,
Invite them ALL from Sout from North, from East and from
West,
From city, from country, Lnconites, Douglasitcs and all
From every point of the compass, come all,
Leave all your spare dimes with your friend, 49,,
Ashtabula Oct o., 1900
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

DzcI1vrY CT RIVER "A very Slight dc.
clivty sufiees to give the running motion to
water. Three inches per mile, in a smooth,
straight channel, gives valocily Of aLour
three miles an hour. Tie Gangcs, which
gathers the waters Of The IIymlaya Noun.
tains, the loftiest in the world. is, at | 500
miles from it's mouth, only about SEQ feet
above its long course, the VA crS rquc
more than a month. The great river Mig
dalena, in South America, ruGni' g for
1000 miles between two ridges of the An
des, falls only 500 feet 10 all that distance:
above the commencement; of the 600 miles,
it is seen descending in rapids aud cateracts
from the monntaus. The gigantic Rio de
la Plata has so gentle descent to the
ocean that, iu Paraguay, | 800 miles from
its mouth, large ships are seen which have
sailed against The current al the way by
the force Of the wind alone--that is to say,
which, on the beautifully inclined plane Of
the stream, have been gradually ltt,d by
the soft wind, and even against rbe current,
to an elevation greater than that Of our lol-
tiest spires