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LorilIard Fire Insurance Co.

On the 18th inst, this Company de-
clarcd a splendid scrip dividend, as ad-
vcrtisod, d,-FIFTY PER CENT. profit to
policy holders, ,andon very large pro-
portion of the years business; six per
cent interest on former scrip, and six
per cent semi-annual stock dividend,
The assets are set down at the rcspec-
table figure of S675,OO0 Every one in
the profession feels a pleasure in see
ing the Lorillard doing well, for the
managing officers of the company are
held in high esteem, and tie Office is
conducted with enterprise and spirit
For the fiscal year ending Aug. 1st,
1868 the gross income of the Lorillard
was close on three hundred thousand
dollars, and from the vigor with which
the business is pushed we expect to see
a large increase on that amount at the
c.oso of the next year,-N Y. Under-
Criter.
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The GREAT COMBINATION SHow.-By
reference to our advertising columns, it
will be seen that Melville's Australian
Circus, Cooks Troupe of Performing
Dogs and Monkeys, and Sands Amer
lean Circus, will be exhibited under
one canvass and for one price of adj
mission, at this place on Friday, Octo.
Der I'd.
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----------------aS-'->as----
FAIRFIELD TROOPS ENGAGED.

We have no doubt that most Of the
Fairfield troops werc engaged in the
late great battle in Georgia. The 18th
the Goth, the LIST, and the lst cavalry
are under Rosccrans. We have no
heard from any of the Regiments cX
cept the 18th. The folIowing dispatcl
from Col. Connell was received OF
Tucednv,
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CHATTANOOGA Tenn,
Sept. 2lst, 1863.

Dr. P. NJ. WAGENHALs The loss
orthe 18th Ohio is over two hundred
Twenty kiIlcd--Capt Ricketts, killed
Major Ward shot through the lungs
i. NJ CONNELL,
Col l7th Rcgt, o, V. ].
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dim that glory, above the brightness
of the sun, which will ever encircIe his
name, by saying that he died in an in
Glorious war?
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THE GREAT UNION MASS MEETING
ON THE 9Th OF OCTOBER.

The Great Union Meeting to be held
in LANCASTER, on WEDNESDAY,
October 7th, 1868, will be addressed by
the following distinguished speakers,
besides Gen. THOMAS L, MEAGll-
ER, viz:
GOVERNOR TOD, GOVERNOR
JOHN BROUGH and the gallant
Col, GRANVILLE MOODY,
Come everybody and make this Il
greater meeting than the one on the
9th. The friends of the Union are eX-
pected to give one more day to the
cause, Como on foot, on horseback,
and by every means of conveyance
Hundreds from neighboring counties
will attend to hear General Meagh-
err
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EST RUsHyILLE,
FAIRFIELD COUNTY O.,
Sept. 1st. A. d. Il


DEAR RI take this opportunity
to Drop you few lines to inform you
that am we'll usal and expecting
when these few lines comes to hand
may find you enjoying best of health,
and in good spearets. / have bin
thinking about wrighting to you but
| neglected it and know l thought /
would wright you few lines and send
it with turner and then it would go
through safe. We herd that you was
comeing home, l am glad you are
coming for want to see you the girls
are all we'll as commin they send there
best respect TO you, and they all would
like to see you. 1 suppose they have
turned to be Dam Abolition side but
| hope that they hant. we are hw-
rawing for Vallandigham | am going
to vote for him if takes all the hair Of
my head he is the right man for mo
and / hope that you may vote for the
same man never vote for bruff for he
is Dam Abolition he is trying to free
the dam Niggers. George don't want
you to think heard heard ofme. at
l haint got any more wright 500 as
you get these few lines for l want to
hear from you Goo Day.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
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Rrough Photographs.

Everybody should have q Photo
graph of the Hon. JOHN BROUGH,
which can be had at the Gazette office
for. the small sum ofa quarter. Il
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H@"Sec advertisement Of Lieutenant
Hicks in another column.
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EDS. GAZETTE Herein isa copy of
q letter received the 18th of this
month, from man of our town. /
wish You to publish it, as / think it de-
serves to be brought before the pub
lie. .. GEORGE KUHN
Musician Co. G. 10th Reg. o. V /.
WEST RusHvTLLE, T J
--- FAIRFIELD COUNTY @. ---
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BE SHED In A CIVIL WAR" And
in card published in the Cincinnati
ERquirer on the 10th of November,
1860, referring to the above declaration,
he says: "Aad Inow deliberately re-
peat ami re,G6im il, resolved, though /
stand alone, though all others yieM and
fall apaN to make It good to the last mo-
ment of my public tJe.'-Page 81 of the
Record.
This pledge he has kept, as he de-
clared in speech delivered at Dayton,
on the I'd of August, 1862, immediate,
ly after the close of the I'd session Of
the last Congress. lie says:
W hare not roted for any army ornary
bill, or any army or Macy appropriation
since the meeting of Congress on the 4N
ofJulv, 1861. Mr.. VS. Record, p. 147
And in third speech, made by
him at Newark, N. j., and reported in
tho New York World, the following
sentences occur:
II remember that it was in the city
of Newark, a little moro than two years
ago, that | first gave tho pledge to any
portion of the people Of the United
States, that never would contribute
by my words or acts, to the shedding
Of one drop of blood in a civil war
(Great applause.) How far and con.
sistently | have kept that pledge, lei
you, a part of my countrymen, de.
termine."
! {. Because he introduced in the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
DIED.

At South Ridge May 29lh, Mrs. MARTHA
JONES, wife Of JONI JONES aged Is years.
In Cherry Valley, May l7th, of cong cs;ion
OF the lungs, AsAHEL GILLkTT, in the 14th year
OF his sga.
In Co!ebrsok, May 10Th, OF cancer, Mrs.
JOANNA ALGIEE, wife of WA. ALGIER, aged 10
years.
In Austinhurg, May 20. 1863, after short
but severe illness, Mrs SoPuIA +. AUSTIN, Wild
ow of EDWARD Z. AUSTIN, aud daughter. LEW
Is AUSTIN, leaving 3 young chdlen, the oldest
bul years. Crgng to life for Ter childr' 6
sake, ye. aware oil her dunger, sle commit ed
them TO God aud kind parents, aud trusting III
her Savior her last moments we e peaceful and
happy. Her remaius were laid beside those o
her husband, which she had followed from their
Southern Ohio home only some thre mouths
since.
In Hillsdale, Michigan, June Sd, DR.. PoRrEr
kEE, aged Al.
The deceased practiced at his profession il
New Lyme for many years and was universally
esteemed as man OF sterling worth aud high
minded euerge ic aud successful physician
He leaves large circle Of friends both in this
county aud in Michigan, who will deeply mourI
his loss. He left cheering evidence ol a Savinl
faith in Christ, and died rejoicing in the hops
OF q glorious reSurn clion. VINE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

HAKvEI SICKLER ESQ, tue able editor Of the
Tunkhdnnock Pa Democrat, publishes the
following u his issue vi 3Utn October, 1866:
We deeu it due to Messrs, j. q. Aver Il Co.
aud the pupiic, to make known our experience
with the use Of their Ext. SARsAPARILLA in our
fanny, by stating the clrcu nstauces uuder which
IL Was tuken aud its ELECTS.
When our ouly child, now in his thin
year, was about eight months old sore mp.
peared first 10 small pimples on his forehead
over his nose. These rapidly increased aud
uniting formed loath.ome virulant sure which
finally spread over his forehead AMI face. not
even excepting his cyelids, which, became 80
swollen that his eyes were CLOSED We called
SIX liltul physician, who administered the uSu-
ally prescribed remedies A sOiuti III OF nitrate
oI silver was upped uulil the uass ot corrup'
! iion which c,vered his eu,ire lace turned jet
black The sore again nud again bust lhro'
the scorched aud artificial skin forued ny this
solution. Meanwhile many remedies were EN-
pioyed without any apparent benefit. FOl
fifteen days aud nights be was Constantly held
by his parents TO keep him from tearing open
with his hands the corrupt mass which cover
ed his face.
Every thing having failed, We were induced
by The high rccommeu atioui of AYERS SARsA
PARILLA for the cure of Scorfuou5 disease, tC
give it q lria. Iu his treatce on ScruluIa, DIR
Aver directs mild solution of lodide of Potas
to be used rs u wash while taking the Sarsa par
lila, and it was faithfully applied.
Before oue bottle of Sarsaparilla had bee
given TIC sore had lost much Of its vii uleuc
aud commenced 10 heal. Another bot1ie e
tec,ed au entire cure, and ,hl general predic,io
that the child must die was contradlcted. Iii
cyelashcs when came out, grew again, aud h
IuceIs left without u scar. as smooth ns any
boJys. 1t is Unnecessary for me 10 state /
how high esteem We hold Ayers oAEsAPARiLLA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

IMPRovEMEsrs.-The RicEs, are engaged in
the erection of three ory brick machine
shop and foundry just north of Sa wages cabi-
net shop.
w. w. SMITH has purchased the present
Postolfce lot--the second in Mechanics Row,
and another season will witness q fine three
story block, where the Row now stands Has
KELL & Son ard Mr.. SMITH improving to-
gether.
f. s. ALvoRp. ESQ., is remodelng the BAR
NARD NEIILs place recently purchased by him,
giving height, symmetry aud more modern
aspect TO the premises.
KNArp, the Builder, has just finished com.
Portable residence on Depot Street, on lot
bought from F. CARLISLE. His stake being
driven, another competent and faithful mechan-
ic will, therefore, be within reach.
Steps are in progress for reaying the old
aud worn ont side walks, and the putting down
OF sundry new ones. The walk to the Depot
which has long been ct once danger aud dis
grace to humanity comes in for the benefit of
improvement Our village fanctiona ries seem
disposed to reverse the Shaksperian text, and
let their good deeds, rather than their evil one
live after them.
The plank on Depot Street is being removed
the road turnpiked up, and their place supplied
by shale preparat ory as we learn for good Goa
of gravel. Our Supervisor is doing good ser
| vice.
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The Renovation.

See the Boxes full Of Goods
Precious Goods
How they crowd and block the ways;
p How they GIL that store Of LAYS,
Never yet, in all my days,
Have seen such ine displays.
Oh, the Goods, Goods, Goods, Goods,
Goods, Goods, Goods
oh, the Boxes full Of precious Goods
See my ample stock Of Boots-
Cow hide Bootsi
All, the hide OF many q COW,
Tanned and made up, you know how,
Rests upon my counter now
Here my friend,. make my bow.
Cow-hide Boots
Oh, the Boots, Boots, Boots, Boots,
Boots, Boots, BoOts--
oh, my Calf and Kip and Cow-hide Bootsl
See what piles have Of Shoes
Cater Shoesi
Nh, those arch, coquetting girls
How they toss their flowing curls
And their smiles how very sweet,
Row they gladden. all they meet,
As they promenade the street
With my shoes upon their feet.
Cater Shoes
oh, the shoes, shoe,, Shoes
Shoes. shoes, Shoes
Oh, What piles have Of Cater Shoes
Come and see my stock in Trade
stuck in Trade I
Anything you ctn divine,
Whether course or whether 6ne
] I 1t comes within my line,
IL among thfs stock OF mine.
Stock ~ Trade
oh, the Trade, Trade, Trade, Trade,
Trade, Trade. Trade
Oh but come and zee my stock In trade
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

- Haskell g. Son,
Cd C
WouM Inform MesPeop1e Of Ohio and
H'esterm Pennsylvania, Of a Fsw Facts ::
Fact No /.
rs that Gen. Burnside will take Rich.
l. nond In less than two weeks, aud that
Abrnhum The Illinois Rail splitter,
rs hound TO win spnher or later And he-Abraiau-ad.
vises uN to still 60 on and furnish the people with
Food and Rainent
aour extremely and unaccouutsby Low PRIC ES ard says
Fact No II,
That there is not in Ben.htsd Athabula no,s Complete
better Selected Stock of
Groceries,
than ours bought before the late advance and will he sod
accordingly. They will give Awful PILE of Goods for
my Green Backs, with my rhir thereon ana notice
that in
Fact No III,
That they also have Pile u
Clothing,
Boots and Shes,
Hats and Gaps,
and By the advice Of Mrs Abraham and the little Abes,
have crainned our store with
Dry Goods,
at prices beat the World SO you you And every
thing from pin to no yshead of sugar. And in
FACE No: w,
Yon will find the, take all kinds of fPRODUCE any thing
the Farmer Mechanic has to sell for their goods.
Fact No. Y,
We sell or goods for PAY, and keep Books,
prepared, ont mention Trust it has become out
entirely wit g. You will see in
Fact No. VI,
ilAs Ghey Paying CASH for Flour and all Keg Hoops
Lumbe., Nc
Fact No. VII.
You will eat least 10 per cent by buying Of us
Fact No VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row is TO give place to
cnniodous and imposing structure for the accommodation
| Of our increasing bus ness.
Call and us, one door South OF the Post Office.
| Ashtabus. Nov. rs. 1852. HASKELL son.
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MARRIED..

l Col nmb us, on the l4,h Of May, by JU.
LiUs L. GRAMMER, Rector of the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF that city, Lieut.. "A. w.
TouRGEE, OF Kngsville to Miss. ENMA Kill
BORN, oi Couueaut.
In Jefferson, on the lSt day Of June, 1863
by Rev. EDWARD p. CLrSBEE, Miss. JosErnINE
a WHITMoRE, ol Jefferson, to Mr. CHARLES
l.. CRACkBoN, Of Cleveland.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

MISUNDERSTANDING Is one Of the great
blessings of the world Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saeratus is the other. Que is the result
ol love, admiration and couitship; the other
the result of persevc;a ;ance, science and skill -
Where matches have proven unsuitable, this
article is well calculated TO harmouize aud make
home happy and pleasant by always giving you
the incest, whitest lightest aud best Bread,
Biscuit, Cakes and Puddings that womun's hand
cau make which purpose cannot be accomplish
ed by the using of any other Saleatus or soda.
Most Merchants ssll it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

INvIpIoUs DR. EAAEs Informs us that our
notice of his name alone lust week 10 connec.
,ion wit he attempted restoration Of the child
Of the Rev. Mr.. GlLLErr, did not do justice to
his brother practitioners. who were all, Drs.
FARKISGToN, IiuBBARD. and MAC DONALD, ac-
lively in attendance. Our informant mention.
ed but one Lame and We were not aware that
others were present.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN Horse LINIMENr, pint
bottles at fifty cents each, for the cure Of lame
ness, scratches, wind CALLS sprains, bruises,
spiints, cuts, collie, slipping stitc, over'henting
sore throut, nuil 10 the foot, etc. IL is warren.
ted cheaper and better than any other ur,icle
ever offered to the public. Thousands Of au-
~ Is have been cured OF the collie aud oser.beat-
ing by this Lininent; aud hun 1reds that were
crippl d aud lame have been restored to their
former vigor 1t is used by all the first horse
men throughout the States. Orders ure con
sautly received from the Racing Stables Of
England for fresh supplies OF this invaluable
article. Over $500 testimonials haze been re.
ceiped Remember so ceu,s laid out in time may
save the lite OF your horse. Sold by all drug
gists. Office, sc Cortlandt Street, Newly ork.
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THE HoUsEKEEPER,s
.Ne,o Furniture Polish.

Prepared improved receipt the proprietor ofsIs
"BRorHER JosAfHAs PoIIsH" esr6sd BY Al tbs sseina
New York Furniture Dealers and hztsu 70 -
the the world for Removing and Dirt
restoring high and lasting go % all kinda Of vsnaks
ed work Furniture 10 Leather. cheaper aud bst
ter than varnsh dries immediately and IA easily applied
with piece Of Canton Flannel and bottle two of th
Of house and Keep nokng lie new Nov xhs
time shi cup your Tables chsns Dssks Pianos pctus
ter. This true economy Fm sale Ninita1s Dss,gs
sorekseps generally. res Is and 6oosnts battle b@
pat No. spruce Street ~ Z; sPsshl AQnts Wsct@
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

TIE Horse STOLEN from J. TAYLOR, at the
Lake, on the 9th ult., was found at Cleveland, {,
where IL had been offered for sale at so low q
figure as to arouse suspicion, and the thief,
JEROME wnsLrLY, also living on the lake
.hore. was put under arrest
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Freight and Lire Stock.
Pensions and Bounties.

Important to Widows and Heirs Of DeeeasS
Soldiers, d to InraiM d Disabled S0idiers.
THE Undersigned is authorised by LII
eeuse f,om Ths United states. To procure from the
Proper DEPARTMENTS for the beneht OF heir. OF deceased SOL
dieIs, - -
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay.
M oyldd BY acts Of congress July 1891 and July lsea
md also Pensions Back Pay for invalid and dsabled sole
ders And aso, Penions and Bounty lands fur soldiers
their hes the Of the Revolution, Of 1914 ftv
which they entitled by acts of All business
Of the above committed to him will be promptly sad
ener0eicy put through and In of failure ehares
will except for money actually paid out 10 civil ohoes
for adayit and certificates necessary v prove the esm
STEPHEN HALL.
Ashtabula, November u, leo2. o7s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

TRADE in town is brisk. Our merchants
have ell been to the eastern market aud laid in
their usual spring supplies, and their stocks are
not only full hut varied and attractive. The
farmers Golfers are we'll supplied and their lib.
erality is in proportion giving G briskness to
traffic not only, but putting into circulation
more than the usual amount OF cash. Though
prices are up, war does not cripple, but rather
stimulates industry and business activity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

A. A. STRONG, so long identified with the
freight department at Ashtahula Depot, has
gone into tie service OF the Erie Road, us lray.
cling freight agent. Better terms We understand
led to the change. Our young towusmap Il
MITCHELL supplies the vacancy, who bids fair
as soon as he becomes little familiar with the
hang OF things. to rival The courtesy aud
promptness Of his predecessor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

OrR New PREss, after something more than
O week upon the road at length came safely to
hard, and now stands forth in alI its powers and
promise, ready to serve and be admired. We
are little vain Of it. because a. we believe it
has no equal 10 the county. Our friends muy
therefore bring on their Jobs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

A DAILY 1--WE expect to publish daily pa.
per during the sitting of the NJ. f. Conference
in this place, in the month of July, to accom-
modate the wish TO circulate the proceeding
Subscription for the session, which will be
abeut q week, is twenty-five cents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

Rev. N P. BAILEY, Of the new Painesville
church. will supply the pulpit Of the Congrega-
tonal church of this place on Sabbath next, by
way Of exchange.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06
Lumber Wanted,

T WILL Pay the marker price in Cash
Il for any all the following kinds OF Lumber, delivered
At the store in this place formerly occupied by Prentice
Smith TO. or at the Habor of Ashtabula to wit:
100000 feet 4 itch White Wood-l2 feet long
100000 feet inch White Wood-l2 feet long
so 600 feet IL inch Chair PIank-l2 feet long
400 900 feet ! to 4 ischs thick-l2 leet long
$4,000 # 5 to 10 in sqr columns-l2 feet long
900 900 feet / TO 4 in White Ash-l2 tee' long
z. X. WILLIAMS.
A,htsbuln Dso. H. 1862, 6It
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

TRurH WILL SuccEHD. This fact needs no
new proof. but it has one in the success Of ID.
b. De Land & Co Chemical Sdierotus. 1t
has been introduced only few years and yet
we see It taking the place Of oil other kinds
in the market Would bogus article do this
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

Card to the Suffering The Rev. WILLIAM
CosGRovH while aboriDg Missionary In Japan, was
cured Consumption when all other had failed by
recipe obtained from learned physician residing in the
OF Jeddo This recipe has cured gest numbers
who were suffering frem Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat Coughs and Colds and the debility and de-
preston caused by these disorders.
pssrous bensfng Others will ,end this recipe which
have brought home with to all who need It, free o
charge Address RKv wM. COS0R0VE,
y6Ts @S9 Fulton Avapue, Brooklyn, n. I.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

The CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE OF the
State of Ohio, will meet at p Pymouth Church.
in Cleveland. Thursday. June |, at TIN.
An effort has been made, without success. 10
obtain reduction of fare on the Railroads
Ministers aud delegates who are expecting to
attend will please forward their names prompt,
ly to JAY ODELL, reporting also the names 0
ladies who will attend On their arrival they
will please call at the Church, Prospect Street
near Ere.) where q committee will be in at
tendance to assign them to pIa es of entertain
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoTicE--Do your duty
to yourselves, protect your health use Holo-
ways pills and Ointment For Wounds Sores,
Bowel Complaints, aud Fevers, they ure a per.
feet safeguard. Full directions how TO use
them with every box. Only rs cents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

A party of survey ors have been operating in
the vicinity of this town for several days, with
what intent we can't find auy who can exactly
tell. Some say it is for branch road to the
coal regions, AS every town on. the Lake
Shore Road is to have branch to the Goa
regions" there muy be some truth in the re-
port - Connedut Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

JUSTICE ELEcrIos.-At the election held Oh
Tuesday last for Justice Of the Peace. to
supply the place OF JoHS BoorH. whose term
ofservics expires, there were 81 votes cast, Of
which T. r. WILLIAMS received 30, and Jozs
BoorE7.
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IN PLAIN PROSE.

THE undersigned desires to announce to
Il tie Inhabitants Of Ashabula County, that he now
openings full and complete assortment nj Boots aud Shoes
among Shigh will be found great variety Of
LADIES SEWED WORK
Of the latest styles Coat Kid and Lasting BamorNls.
Double Sned. Welt and Mock Welt Goat, Kid and Lasting
Congress Caters and full stock o Misses Congress Gsiiers
and tialmoials
large stock Of mems Calf Boots Congress CATERS and
Oxford Tea.
Children and Infants Shoes in great variety, and OF al
sizes.
full assortment Of men and boys Kip. Calf Enameled
Leather and Brogan bought before the RISE will he
fod cheap.
give the above line my especial and my facilities for
buying Goods cheap are unequaed and bound 10 sell
them at lower prices than any store in this region.
Ashtabula April II, 1888. T. s. LAY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-06

THE Ladies Anti.Slavery Society Of Ashta-
bula, will meet at the residence Of Mrs. HARRIS
on Thursday p. NJ, the lth inst.