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Cleveland mnrlxet--F,h. a.

FL0UR-Quiet and steady at 90 25as rs for fair To
good brandsred double extra and 725a7 81 for country
ground white do. =. t' NJ
WHEAT-Market firm. Sales car choic on track
at 81 80. 76l
C0RN-Dull at o. o..
0ATS-Quiet at 72a73c.
at 26c. ~ '72
,EGGS-None in market and prices are not quot
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Lisht sales at u 90
per cwt.
SALT-Is selling at q 90 for fine and o. os for
coarse.
SUGARS-Reined sugars have advanced, and
We now quote as follows: Porto Rico l49i4IIc
Cuba 139l4c; New Orleans 149l5Kc; Yellow Cof.
fee l59l5kc; White Coffee l7h917%c; and Crush
ed, powdered and granulated l6k@l6kc.
C0FFEE-Hss advanced and is selling at 36aS7 10
Jor Rio; 42a43c fsr Java.
P0TAT0ES-SSelling at 7cc from store.
Header
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VERY LATEST BY THE CITY OF
..fl ts IdI. CORK II 1I' JtIph

( FoRr-oN-THE-MAIN, Jan. 23--Even-
ing.--At yesterdays sitting of the Federal
DIET the question of the withdrawal of
Austrian and Prussian reserves from the
Federal corps of execution, was discussed.
1t was resolved that fresh reserves Of Fed
eral troops should be maintained.
BERLIN, Jan. 23.-A debate on the budget
as amended by, the Chamber Of Deputies,
took place In to-day's sitting of the upper
House. The amendment was rejected by q
large majority, and the government budget
was adopted by So against II. a55 ss
VIENNA, Jan. ga warm debate COM
menced to-day in the Finance committee Of
the lower House of the Rescherath upon
the credit demanded by the Government to
cover the expenses to be incurred for mill
tary operations in Schleswig. Count
Reychberg, who spoke in the name of the
Government, entered into historical explain
ations of the position of Austria In refer
ence to that question. Full details of the
debate are not known, as the proceedings
are not published. !. ~"
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Medical men, both AlIopsthic |, \. and

Medical men, both AlIopathic and Ho-
meopathic, unanimously concur that the
strong alkali contained Ia common Sale
ratus is detrimental tohealth, and paves
the way for disease. They also concur that
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal saleratus Is the
only perfectly harmless article in the mar
ket which can be relied upon. Use 1t with
cream tartar instead of soda. Call on the
Grocers for it. Their depot Is ll2 Liberty
street New York.
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THERE will be large and attractive sale

THERE will be large and attractive sale
Of Ladies Fine Cloth Cloaks and Shawls, Of
the newest and most fashionable styles, at
my salesroom, 102 South High street, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. M. Thursday, and
continuing till the goods are sold. Ladies
will find this rare chance to geta bargain,
as all the goods are new and fashionable;
being made by one of the largest and best
manufactures in the East within the lastsix
weeks. Sale positive.
/. .s,,,.r + s.s;, n, = w. R. KENT =
Feb. 10. Auctioneer.
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Now York stool. m.rke,..res. N,

Stocks better. q. s. ss registered Ios: s'co's cou-
New York Central 1881 \; Pacific Mail 29s Erie Ii2;
do preferred lo31; Hudson lS5X; Harlem 103k:
Reading ll9 Michigan Central l3s; Michigan South
ern o.; do guaranteed 1888; Illinois Central serip
l3ox, Cleveland and Pitsburr NIX; Galena and
Chicago u.s. Cleveland Toledo l3lk; Milwaukee
and Prairie du Ohein 60; Pittsburg. Fort Wayne 4
and North Western SIN. ,fa1' q ~
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=
New YORK, Feb. 10.-She steamer Mis-
sissippi arrived from New Orleans on the
4th inst. The steamer Planet, from Cairo,
with eight hundred colored soldiers, the
First Missouri colored regiment, sunk on
the night of the 1st of February, sixty-five
miles above New Orleans. No lives lost.
Gen. Banks had issued lengthy general
regulations on the subject of compensation
for plantation labor, fixing the rates there
Of interdicting fogging and the sale of in
toxicating drinks to plantation hands, and
plantations will not be allowed without the
order Of the Government.
Laborers will be permitted to choose their
Employees but when the agreement is made
they will be held to it for one year. Labor
will be on q limited scale to cultivate land
IN private account. A free labor bank will
established as safe deposit for earnings.
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New YORK, Feb. lO.-A special to the
lvening Post from Washington 10th says:
he Military committee of the House this
forming agreed to resolution that all Gen
rails who on the 18th day Of March next
hall not have been In active service for the
reyious three months, shall be dismissed.
The Senate Judiciary committee agrees
yer prohibiting slavery in the United
3jtates. ~
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was at Zacatecas on the. 9th
FOREIGN News.

New YORK, Feb. 1O.-The steamer City
of Cork, from Liverpool 25th and Queens
town 26th, has arrived here. The following
is from Cork papers of the 25th:
BREsLIN, Jan. 2S.-A sanguinary conflict
between the insurgents under Bossack and
the Russians took place on the 18th in the
vicinity, of Czaustochau. Several wagons
filled with dead and wounded Russian sol.
diers have been brought into the town o.
CZaustOchau. f.I vi alR .gsiaa h geau, afip
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Money easier the general rate is q but some trans
actions at sk per cent. 49,,
Sterling Exchange dull and lower at III for first
class bills. = ~ =
Gold lower; opening at 5s,I; declining to 5sX, and
closing dull at 59ha59Nc.
The steamer Australasisn for Liverpool car
ried out $500 100 in specie.
/. Government stocks firm. U. s. e'ssl coubons I07X
7-30 treasury 106x. ga fNo,.E ,iIal
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WASHINGTON, Feb. lO.-The Secretary of
ne Interior and Commissioner of Indian
,ffairs appears before the Ways and Means
ommittee tomorrow to give their views
pom the question Of the propriety of alb
ogating the treaties with disloyal tribes of
indians. .I.r a..J .j-,-t
The whisky bill still lies on the Speakers
able.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The House com.
iittee on Military Affairs have prepared {
i'll to retire from the army unemployed
lajor and Brigadier Generals.
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$1,000 REWARD.-The above reward will be
iven to any person who can furnish prescription
r coughs, colds. whooping- coughs. asthma and con-
mgtion which is equal tq Dr. StriGksnds Melliau
,mpaints, also splitting of blood and night sweats.
ne fifty cent bottle is sufficient for any one to try.
he worst cases Of chronic cough, asthma. whooping
DIR. Strickland's Mellifuous Cough Balsam. 1t
IN be had at any druggists. Il is different from any
ther rcough medicine we have known in this country
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Columbus Retail market-Feb. /.

The following the retail quotations corrected BY
WM:.H RBsTIEAyx, Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
No. 106 South High street..
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Wheat, Red: o5@l lgMaple Sugar. -. .l2,lellc
. L White..1 10C@l l5IMdiasses per aal . 7Edlsoc
Oats per bushel. .7Oa75clSyrup mar gaf - a0.aSl AZ
Corn per bushel .sODs5cIfe "a Der nj OOCsp2 90
Butter per .25930clRi CoffSe Der NJ a6G937Xcg
Lard per rb.............l6clJaya" n. 49,, l00p15o
Tallow per B...... .e910c|Rice per A.. 49,, l0aI2Hc
Dried Apples. .tl 5Ol 75lBrooms Der dor ~ T5ea 90
Dried Peaches.A 0094 5O|Hay per tom. "a Ooas3T 90
White Beans. "a 5000 76lSoap, boz, per n S1lOc
Potatoes. l0g1 20Flouf per Dbl. .&6 5O@6 76
Salt in sacks. .........26cl white S7 OO9s 90
Salt b bbls. 90 65@2 Isl Rye .......... S5 90
Beef per cwt. O0Candles tallow %. l4Qpl6cy
Hams per b...." H9l5clCandle opal. .lsc
Shoulders b lb....r.6 Cheese, per ~. .lB0Dl6c
Salt Pork per cwt. % 0Whisky per gal .90@Sl SO
ood per Cord, a oO94 50lRasins, MR., bx ~ 1905 90
Macker'l MOL II b. &9(9$lOl layers. IS 0O95 rs
:. :, TX bbl.$6 00 Sultan p b l6c
J. kits, "a 75|Figs per b ........... $50
White Fish half bb. 90 15|Pr1nes per .ls92Oc
God Fish per .9cIWoo Twine. .l6l9lsc
herring per Dbl. s6 759s 00S. y. Hams per B...l5c
Eggs per doz. Plain Hams. ...l29ltc
Soin meal per Dus Vi ZU Rags. 80
Dried Beef. ......... lzI<cIMaple Syrup..........
N. d. Sugar DER N l4di7cl
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New York Cattle Market.

.NtN NEW York. Feb.e
The current prices for the week at all the markets
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REPORT OF COUNTY TREASURER.
B.l.ns. on hand Feb. l. 1884. s5.asl
SCHOOL EXAMINER.

The City Clerk reported that the Rev. W.. G
Roberts had through accommodation to him sig
nifed his acceptance of the Office of City School Ex
amner with his thanks for the honor conferred upor
him. Report placed on file. a
REPORT or THE CITY SOLICITOR ON JOHN CREIaH
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-
the teeth Of military dieaster, the News
says 1t Is because there is o sort of iBslinc.
tive feeling that we are on the eve of peace.
This is not unnatural; the plain avowals OF
the enemy's press four months ago, that
this years campaign must be the fnal one,
The near spprosch Of the end OF LincolD's
bloody term, the imminent financial ruin Of
the United States, all combined to produce
not SO much conviction as o presentitient
that we are soon to have peace. .-T ..,
And 1t may be so. Peace may be nearer
to as than we think, aud may come sudden.
ly, Though we cannot see precisely how
One thing, however is clear. So desirable
an event cannot be, hustened by amateur
pegofiatohss exchanging sentiments with
Mr.. Lincoln, nor By blockade runners
hrusting interviews on Mr.. Davis; nor ty
any possible or conceivable correspondence
between George Sanders and Horace
Greeley. . f, .af...5, .Is sn....,
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Life IN the Trenches.

A Petersburg correspondent to the Phil.
adeIpha Press, writes as follows: Hum
boldt once said that the most exciting life
that one could lead would be to cross from
peak to peak Of the Alps on corde elastiqne,
and keep it up from day to day. That, in
deed, would be dangerous mode of life,
but question whether it would be tiore
exciting than that which is every day ex
perienced by our gallant boys in the ria'
pits. They take their positions in the
darkness Of the night, when the keen eye
Of the reject cannot pierce through the tiists
between the lines. The enemy raise their
heads above their works, but cannot see MOI
hear anything, save those occasional sound:
Of rife 10, q w ~
ni Our men peer over the brcastwcfks, but
cannot see living thing. This is the hour
for stationing men 10 the trenches Both
Tebcls and federals, covered. by the thick
darkness that wells them. are, for the nom
cut, comparatively friendly-not Of their
wish, but made so by the ipterposition, OF
nature Silently aud cautiously our men
move down to their positions, each one is
stationed where the judgment Of bis com
mapding officer sees proper to place him,
and be accordingly makes himself at home.
The bole, perhaps, is not large enough to
comfortably accommodate him. Taking out
his cooking utensils. he begins with bis
spoon to loosen the earth areund his body,
aud then with his stew-pan be shoyels it out
and throws il upon the top of bis breast
work. o21sugL 10 ,u.0i3N l. GoIl nsdB
He works for himself o friendly ori6ee
to screen him from any desullory shell that
might wish TO disturb bis new Ho.t.e. This
he excayaies At declining angle offorty
Eve degrees. When this is flashed, the
officers give him his orders and oil are com
manded to do their duty. Every one Is 10
bis position, and nov be ia left all alone
A thick ridge of earth, idnning at right
augles TO the breastworks. ferbidsa glance
at a neighbors bat be can talk and be heard
shh dissinetness.a He expects bot day
and, accordingly raises above bis head q
small Sheet or shelter tent for protection.
The gray dawn ef early moraing has given
the enemy sight,7 hhd bullet whistles
near bis bead, reminding him that he must
beware of exposure. Working With tfore
cautiousness, 5Ihs arranges bis shade cover
and is gloryiag in his constructive aolllly'
| from the exercises OF which be expects
some little comfort when another bullet
with terrible precision, cdts the cord which
bound the tent to itsestaEe, aud Ii falls to
the earth. That was, Q plunge shot anu he
kuows that one OF, those deadly sharp
shooters is watching bis movements from on
the cover Of some near tree. !. To more ful'
ly impress his mind Of this suspicious, DE
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WHOLE NUMBER 764.

we were the mas that did iE. But thee
deed is dopeTthe, chance WAS Adsm's and
be improved Il we like the way, Of get
ting married in garden. Adams wss pri-
vste. No essiqqs sHpA aid grunting
grandmothersa The birds Of the heaven
we're the mipstrels, and tho glad sky hung
its light on the scene, One thing about
the frN wedding brings ddeer thugs to ~
10 spite OF Its scfipfurnr truth. Adam and
bis wife were rather yctluE 20 marry only
two or three .days old, according to the
s'gest selderi, yithsut experience, without
Q pot or q kettle; nothing .but love and
Eden. M. M Noah
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euriou. ana n.sut,sui in.ia.nt.

We printed few days ago. from an At
lanta paper, an account af . naockingi bird,
which at the battle Of Resata, perched 1t.
self Oh the top Of o tree; and during the
fight ithitat the whistlihg of bullets and
other noises incident 10 4 battle. Another
and ttlore touching Incident i Of a similar
charaEter was yesterday related to US
by Captain George Babbi,t, of General
Greshau'S staff, and OF which he himself
was witness. During the iecce connonn-
ding at Nickajaek small bird came and
perched upon the shoulder of an artillery
man--7the han designated, we believe, as
No. i, whose duty it is ito run down the
charge after the ammunition is put ID the
gun The piece was Napoleon, which
makes very loud report. The bird. as
we have stated, perehed itself upon the
mans shoulder, aud could not be driven
from its position by the violent motions of
the gunner! When tie piece was discharged
. the poor little thing would run. its beak
and head up uudtr the mans hair at the
back of the neck, and when the repor,
died away would resume its place upon ii
shohlder, Capt. Babbit took the bird il
his hand but when be released his grasp,i
immediately resumed its place on The, shOal
der OF the smoke-begrimmed gunner. T Th'
scene was witnessed by o large number o
officers and men, Itlmay be o subject Of
curiousl iIqairy what ias.inet led, this bird
to thus place itself. Possibly frightened d
at the violent eommotion caused by the
bate, and not knowing how 10, escape or
where to go, some iast inct led il to throw
q Jlself on Ibis gunner ofor protection. Bat
whatever the cause the Incident was q
most pleasing, aud beautiful one TO all who
|, Witnessed it, mot Nco Albany Regisier.s
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.
How GRANT Curs RED TAps.-Daring
his visit 10 Monocacy on Saturday, Gen.
Grant illustrated his irreserence for red
tap 10 pleasing incident. Some months
ago the Goth. New York, then in O distant
field of operations, re enlisted as veteran 70.
cruits but we're not sbis thea I'd take. tbeir
farlough, tti ateoUnt Of press Of business.
The regiment departed for home on fur.
lough. Bu: twenty-five Of the men for
some trivial offence. were, as . punishment
not allowed 10 go, and were put into other
regiihedts to serve until their regiment re-
turned, and were still held as veteran re-
crpits. These twenty-five men being ut
Monotact, one OF them ,wIitsa on General
Grant. A private soldier, grim and travel
stained, bearing in bis every feature trace
of long and hard service in the field, the
Lieut.. General listened sttentively while ghs
told his tale and plead for his companions.
A few questions put and answered, and
General Grant was satisfied that injustice
had been done them. and on the spot, be
wrote a telegram to the proper officer, then
at Harper's Ferryi instructing Ntn 10 fur
lough the tien Immediately. and the couse-
quence is they have left for home with con
sciousness that the Commander-in Chief oil
our armies meets out equal and exact
Justice to all.
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MOWERS.

to which he would invite attention and trial. believing they
are Tire best Mowers ever Invented.
Asi,talyu}a, June 3dt 8BS T02.
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THE Subscriber
l. has start ed In the
DR.. TOBIAS ,-r.. .... .
y VENETIAN HORSE ttNfMENT.

TN plat bottles at fifty cents. cures lame.
Il ness, culs gals, collie, &c. Read tie following;
BosroN, July eth, 1868;
DR.. ToDAsWe have used for the past year your Horse
Iniment for lameness kicks bruises collie and cuts and in
instance found 1t the best article tried in this cir
Please send six dozcn asit is the only nment
We have los horses, very valuable, ami
dp not want TO leave town without IL. HYATT FROST
Manager, vauAmbnrsha Co.'S Menagere.
Sold BY ~ d1Iggists Office bf CnrtIandt st, New
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Coincidence.
= -. -. Coincidencc.
The Cleveland Herald vouehes for the

,rl n..a ..,aa -. - ~
ahe C'eseiano He'aia Soucnes ios we
following. .lsa ald,gsblsno9. asU sla.II, :,
|. W y ia'e aMolaay morning. . Tlena %
ours was on q V!sl' 70 ms nome ~ Nofsosl.
New lofk. .Aooa' lour oeloek on .na'
mosn.eg no was Y. % PssPa. suoa ~ .sAs
tue cars As nc passea oa 20 sus P'ste'
'er ts'ooP' ,wo sls.ers sers suing 'Iels ano .
one'a or pv'n, b weeP"g he ssHeg e'e'
cause OF fthe,r gf,st a1u ene answeleu
y,. I cav hin as plainiv as / ever saw sr,tbin,
and he vas dead ! saw him die : Is
That brother was the husband of anoth
er sister and Al oficer ~ the army, gand
whsa last beard from was 10 Washisstes,
sick; q. %, b. Ia. sl.s ga. s..oilatsag
Our friend told bis sister that u wss os'
dream snd remindsd per .as', on,y on ~
,ae Saturday evening e;s,.r % w;ss n a
bss Sseq b.sSsnS saving he va doSg wall snd
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ity, as bs,t, be San 10 lessen the number Of
bis couhtrys foes, Soon he summons up his
courage, which the, sun, more than the eoe /.
my, had well, nigh driven from him, and he
creeps towards the opening Of bis rife pit
Then CONES as event which, iI one case d f,
least, actually occurred. lie spies rebel
cautiously pushing his, way from tree te
tree; bis movements. betrsyI bis purpose
which isto ascend q tall pine that cotti-
mands q measured view OF our lines. lie
gains the tree. and upon the opposite side
he proceeds cautiously 10 raise, himself
Just as be reaches a cross .bough OF the pins
aud is about TO move out upon it, the
Union boy sees his exposhre, and his only
Opportunity to take advantage, pulls bis
trigger, and the gaunt rebel fails headlong
from that limb. dead upoh the Efoudd De-
low.y And there lies that body Until the
shates Of, Bisht give opportunity for It's re
movslg Toward that point q. dusk are
aiGed a score of rifles. z and at different
hours throughout the night volleysafe flfeG
10 its direction. Perhaps the morning iigh,
will reveal the dead bodies of o score oil
rebels who had attemps ed to bring in the
form Of their departed conirade. So 20 the
days, 70 the nights, Of those Ia the trench, 8 7;
q life faa Of aahgeF aid crowded With in.
cidents. Sai
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BUFFALO TESTIMONY.

.. THE rTIbfN lECu,>s
PEOPLES W. hlL rheumatism
81 troubled with Rheuuan fer two years suffering
less every day. lhaye taken two bottles Of the Peo
ples Cure and have not had any pain since left II off
than weeks ago consider myself entirely cured
and the medicine has made feel very light and goodus
like Souhg inan th6Hgh am sixty-t yesrs sld
GODFREY SCIiEFFEL, Michigan St."
...-sGta q. - .8. -.
- "My .ife has been suffering from rheumatism of in
fammatory character for about s years.
very aeptey About the first of June last she
taking the Peoples Cure and continued aie it some
three weeks In ten days she commenced the swelling
and stiffness of her olnts had materially essened
in three weeks had disappeared altogether.
aa,Halo Ocf 1 1892 -
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q goo THE Craig Microscopes. esnb .
csSr~ at The eopkspaEap STORE ID
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Manufacturer.

L.sWOLFF & CO. tsa.er in Ready-made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods Ashabula, 644
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Clothing.

MANSFIELD g. BRUCE, Wholesale retail
DEALERS in Ready Made Clothing Furnishing Goods, Hats
Cans. Ac Ashtabula. o3o
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w, PUNCHES, Dealer in Clocks, Watches
svety and Silver Spoons. Clocks Watches and Jewery
repaifed Ashtabula,o y. Four doors norhof the Post
ONCE. --ff F....- oOe
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STEPHEN HALL Dealer 10 Dry Goods
arosses Nas and Caps Lasts and snoe nndss and zen
srsI Merchsndize doors South ofthe Bank. ts3
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III. Z. MoRRIsoN.-Dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries, Boots and shoes Hats and Caps, .fardws
Crockery, Books Pants Offs, &c, Ashtabuia o. Al
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TYLER & COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Goot
(roceries Crockery Boots and Shoes, HatsCaps&c &c
twe door North ofFisk House, Ashtabula, .. ~
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Watches, JeweIry, sc.

G. w. DICKINSON, Jeweler. RepaIriug @
all kinds Of Watches Clocks saa jsSslS Shop, oppsit'
the Fisk Heuse, Ashts5oia, D. g.
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GEORGE EWILLARD,-Dealerin in Dry Goods
Groceries, Hat, Caps Boots and Shoes, Crockery Glass
retail Hardware Saddley Nails Iron Steel
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils Dyesufs, &C.. main
street. Ashtabula.
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rrGFErs GFE CURE

'BulIaIo, NOV. I3, I5U2
1.-TWO Of our subscrbers-one OF themH1iced with bad
Fever Sore ths other with Rhepnatism the ad
vertsement Of thePeopes Cure In this paper purchased
the medicine and now after having thoroughly tried it,
por to psreeonmeuding Utmost heartily athorotgh
edy In their case = Editors Chrbtan Adyocate," -
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WELLS & FAULKNER, - Wholesale, and
Retail Dealers in weste. Reserve Batter and Cheese,
DRIED Fruit and Flour Ashabaula Ohio Orders respect
dilS solicited and fed at the Lowest cashoost 4T0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-20

anR. NJ. KINGSLEY, Homeopathic, Kings
ve D. Having had several years experiences, ne iee
him with aoali wedsa M Ss
Cleveland prs, Geo. Noble Dundee, w. a. r.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-20

"My face has for hF than tan years beeo greatly disgur
ed BY erupios and bunches which Mt times
my whole body, and for three days made entirely
v oul na,ng @Esa swo Toes o. tne oples Cure
myself-as am now we'll man. Let III who afflicted
try the Peoples Curetbe medicine prepared by the Santa
ry Society-and think they win not begudge their dollar
JOSEPH SOUR, Turner Mechanic street.