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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
MARRIED

In Sheffield on the 18th day OF Oct. by Rev.
A. Burgess, EDWARD KIMBER of Washington,
d. G. to Miss PHEBE HUHTLEY, of Sheffield. i.
In Wayne, on the sth inst. by Rev. Mr.. Ar
mold, 1t. A. F. BRooKs, to Miss Z. T. WooD-
WORTH, Of w. "a,
In Denmark, on the l6th, by the Rev. Mr.
Farley, Capt. w. F. Stevens, to Miss Many E.
WILLIAMS. ... s.s.i
In Bowling Green, Ky on the 9Th inst LOUIS
n. PAYNE, of Austinburg to Miss NJ. A. MARLow,
of Bowling Green.
Palmer, WM. HARDY, of Pierpont, to Mrs. JENNY
Books of Kingsville. 81
In Amboy on the 18th inst. by A. c. Dibble
Esq BESJ, BcEL, of Batavia, Mich. to Miss Jss
SiE A. WELToS. ar
| In Jefferson on Thursday last Rev. A. D
OLDs, to Miss - HAwLEr, daughter of Dr.
Hawley. '-
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Tile Tar Cordial, whes taken soiM z
DR. H'ishart's Dyspepsia Pills,
Is ar Unfaiiing Care for Dyspepsia

Mn wisnARr :-- wish to add my testimony to the hun
dredr -ise to he heating srtes your Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen yess sufferer ten Of that time
have slept only In my chair, not being abe lie
fear Of suocatnn have employ OF the ply
sicisus In Philadelphia Who all rOnouBced my
be was taken to the College wete the Faculty ayng
done what they could declared disease bile
Of Asthma and Jro c Dyspepsia In it's last stage and that
my lungs partially gone. finding OF circu
lars my wife procured from your store bottle OF yupr
dial. Persevernsv ussd buttes, and box ami
half Of Dyspepsia Pills. when felt that my disease had
wholly given way and The Cordial had gwen vsOr
and strength. cofnurd improve, nd the past three
months have been able 10 sleep la bed roundy
ever did vel. aud have Raiued twenty five
pounds In my weight am able tn work and provide for
my family send you This true aid faithful stsement for
the bene1t Of the suffering Friends call and
Oxford Church Post ucs, Twenty third ward Phladepha
ISAAC HkLikRNAN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

MODEL BsIcK EILs .--H. HUssAap, 4 Co.
have about completed kila for burning brick
upon Ia principle patented by Sir. Page, the
pasentee Of the lime kiln erected last spring for
the same parties. The two kilns are, 10 one
respect npon the same plan, the object being
to keep up u constant fre and feed aud deliver
the finished article vi frequent intervals, or ~
might be said without exsg geration at pleasure.
The Ore in the lime kiln has not been suffered
20 60 out since il was started on the 2Oth of
April last, aud the feeding Of the stone snd
drawing Of the lime has been regulated by the
demand. The brck kiln 10 fed from the top.
like the other, and so conirived as TO pass
The brick in the process Of burning through
the Dire. and by means Of metal apron to de-
liver them, when done, at the bottom ready for
loading aud removal The capacity Of the lime
kiln. as we have heretofore stated, is 900 bush.
els a day while that Of the brick kiln is some
10000 to 5000 The principle has been saf.
hcentiy tested to warrant conclusion OF sue.
cess. -.t, %. ....f, "a
Messrs. Hubbard Il Co, have an excellent
and inexhaustabIe clay bank, adjoining the line
OF 1he jamestown Branch, and when that in.
Sti'ution shall have gope into operation they
will be able, noS)oub,. to supply moi, only the
home demand with building materials, but by
Il little effort the outside world also. Enter.
prise aud invention in The industrial world. and
right and progress in the moral. is sure 10 the
end to bhrs. the breechlng Of old Iogg.m how.
ever stubborn its ignorance aud prejudice
A sample of the frst drawing Of the brick
burned by this kiln, are to be seen ut our Office
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FOREST RAID IN KY --Great excitcme nj
prevaded at Cairo neighborhood, on the
l9 in consequence ofs raid on Woshipg
ton. KY BY Forests forces. Gen Mere.
ditb, commanding this district, issued
proclamation calling the citizens to suspend
business and rally to arms and drive back
The rebel horde. Forrest is reported at
Corin't with strong cavalry force. and
expresses the intention to free western
Kentucky from the hand OF oppress i, and
allow people TO vote as they please at The
coming election.
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Adsiees from Chra to Aug. 20tb., con
firm The news of The capture Of ,Nsokere
by the Imperialists Japanese. -
Advices of Sept. 3D.. says That a
Navel expedition has, sailed TO chastize
Prince Lechisu who sti closes he inlsnd q
andinterrup,s the commerce ofNagas4ki.
The expedition copsisted Of nine British four
Dutch. three French and one American
vessel. Thi, movement will not lead TO
war. but is simply 10 chas,ze an independ-
cht Prince -t.
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GrERRItLAs--A Cincinnati dispatch .of
the l9,h says :-Yesterdsy after noon the
train TO Lexington was fred Into hine
N les his side OF Paris by band of auer
riilaS, and he train stopped TIE pas.en.
gers got out aud they sent another vollry,
'jnring one or two passengers The. train
Immediately pnt back, aud arrived al Gov
ing on at ii O'clock. The. Hon Montgom.
cry Bair was among The pesseuges for
Lexington, and for o time was missing,
bot has since arrived safely at Lexipg ton.
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Tag NEw RrurE The prospect "a that
the nes route to Philadelphia will be most
generously pa,rouiz d by the travelling pub.
lie. IL il regarded with q great degree Of
favor hy oil who dislike change Of cars.
and the miserable accommodation which
passengers 10 PhiladeIphis. via Emira.
haze had TO pnt np with. favcrs this route.
sirh ils elegant secomodations. The trains
have so far made g"oa time. and IL will not
he long before il will be known far and
near as the most comfortable, certain and
speedy route 'hetween Philadelphia aud the
Nor,hwesr - Erie Dispafeh
Commend rs to this route, Mr.. Dispateh.
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The vote on the whole ticket was almost
uniform with that cast for Secretary of State,
except for Infrmary Director. Mr.. 4. d.
NETTrEToN, after receiving the nomination,
withdrew his name few days before tho
election, and after the tickets were .irculated.
In few towns tickets were altered, by in
serting the name of PHIL1P DoEL- Mr.. d.
therefore received tho following vote: Ash
tsbula lS6. Conneaut 465, Derset II, Jeffer-
son 264, Lenox l, Monroe 230. Orwell I, and
Sheffield 9, Kingsvile 26T.
We have given the vote Of last year for
Lieut.. Governor, by which to eompars the
vote of this year.
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A PEACE CONVENTION meet at Cinein
nati, on the l7'h. aud sat with closed
doors. VIM NJ Covrov was chosen Chsir.
man. An other Presidential Nomination
Is nnde, stood 10 be an object Of the secret
eonclsve. The convention discussed resolu-
lion, which was adopted. for peace 90. the
basis Of sovereignty, and condemned thu &C.
ton of the Chicago Convention, and repudi
ated MeClsllaD, aud call for convention Of
the Safes 10 settle the d'fficulty Long
and Singleton are spoken of as candidates
for Presidency and Vice Presidency.
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We are panied. says the Reportsr to an.
nounce the death Of Zenas Eorthway, Surgeon
in the 9th Ohio Cavalry. at City Point, Va,
last week. He has been in The service for Two
ye.rs or over aud won high reputation Us u
skillul Surgeon. Ills remains were embalmed
and sent home for internent IN Orwell. He IL
brother of s. A. Northway, Esq, Pros. Atty,
OF this county. r.oe,,
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LARGE PUMPKISs-W. f. PKRkIss has furn-
ished Us with three enormous vegetables Of
this SPECIE the largest Of which measured some
three feet 10 length, and were as much as
man could comfortably lift. They staggered
our Familiar to tote them from the wagon, but
be asserted bis ability to carry them after the
making up.
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DIED

At the residence of L. M. BoswoRTH Come
aut 0. ALICE CARoLISE, infant child of I. N.
Hayne, formerly of this place, aged months.
In this town, East Side, on the 18th instant
j JULIA, aged 66years, wife of j. Landon.
In hospital, at Cleveland, Tenn. of consump-
tion, on the Sth inst. CHARLEs G. DIBBLs re-
enlisted soldier of comp M. sd o. heavy artil-
lery, of Ashtabula, aged 46 years. -
In Chattanooga, Tenn on the 97th alt WV
RusDELI, of Kingsville, infhe 29th year of his Al.
He was in the government service as carpenter.
. In Lenox, on the 9TH inst FREDDY, infant son
of Daniel NJ. Dow, aged IL weeks.
GEO. WEssrER, Of disease Of the heart, in the
10th year of his age.
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4 DR. Wi sHART's
+. PINE TREE
r A r Q or DIAL I
t rar BEST REMEDY ron ranoar AND Irso
DISEASES.
DISEASES. e s .
ST REMEDY ron THROAT AND LUNG

n the Vital principle of the pine tres obtan,dby recu
sr process u the dtson Of the By which ts highest
medical properties are retained. Il t.t.e,t5, .s
the only safe and reliable remedy which hss ever been
prepared from the juice Of the Pine tree. a.oa-
II invsorsss the digestive organs and restores the spps
II strengthens the debilltsted system. 8. b. ..f
purines and enehes the blood and expe frc the syr
tenn the corruption which scrofula breeds. HI.a
distoves the phiegn which stops the DIR pas.
ssges OF the lungs.
Its healing principles act upon tho ritated surface OF the
lungs and throat penetrating to each diseased part relieving
pain and subdung ind ,mmation.
Is the result OF years Of study and experiment and It is
oarod to the afflicted with the positive of Its power
to the following deass IL the patient has not too ons
delayed resort to the ofcurs Cousumpton Of the
Lungs, Coughs Sore Throat Breast Bronchitis Asthma
whooping Cough, Dpthers also an excellent rsmedy
for Diseases Of ths Kidneys and Female Complaints
Have you eoughi Have you a sore throat, Have you
any Of the preonitO sTnpoms that most f.ts disease
Consumption Those who should b warned By these sym
toms generally think Light Of them until too late From
is fact than any other the sad prevalence and
fatality Of dsese which sweeps the grave ct least ono
sixth Of eaths victims. Consumption has destroyed more
Of the hum., family than any other disease snd best
physi lima for msnyea have despaired of cure
ed ths, would heal the uog but for than two hum
dred years the whole medical fraternity have been impressed
that there "" mysterious power and efficiency in the Pine
Tree Tar TO heal the lungs therefore, they hare recommend
ed the Of Tar wste ~hirhin many had good ef
feet butho- to combine tho medical proper les 70 heal
the lungs has been mytey upl rs d covered By
Or. L. c. wISHART, Of Philadelphia, the propHstorof
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

BRANDRETH,s VEGETABLE PILLS.
Are inble costvenesr spssms loss Of sppctte, sick
headache gddiuess boang after MEALS dizziness
drowsnes and csmping palms, aud all disorders Of the
stomach aud bowels.
Original Letter at 2of Canal Street. New York.
J. j. q, COOK publisher Of the State BaHnr, Ben
ninston, Vt he attacked with Dyspepsia and
suffered severely from IT, that nota particle OF food could
BE- taken without occasioning the most uncomfortable
Non In his stonsch For ave he suffered from the
dreadful complaint when he used BRANDRETHS PILLS.
The drst box did benefit him much but ths
end prodnced change and the time he had
90 COMPLETE CURE efecied He says: "My dyspep-
ola gomez and my expectation early vanshed
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Coughs Of Long Standing Cured.
We received the following from Utica. n, VI,

We received the following from Utica, MY
Dr. WIsHARr-Dsar Sir IL take pleasure in Informing
you through source that your Pne Tree Tar Cordial
which recommended for my daughter by Mr.. j. A. Hall
this city, has cured her OF cough of than five
standing had thought her beyond and had
employed the best medical aid without any benefit
sheerfuly recommend 1t the public safe and, SURE
remedy those similarly afflicted know OF many other
that daughter that it has cured Of long
standing coughs .f- tTTf~F e.
Yours, respectfully,
JoHS v. PARKER Dsgurresn Artist, -
Nc. l26 Genesee street, Uucs, N 4,
have used DR.. Wisharts Pine Tree Tar
Cordial IN my family and cordially recommend vaua
medicine for colds coughs and to those predis-
posed 10 Consumption. Dr. g. A. FosrER,
No. 100 Geneses street, Utica, N T.
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LUMBER WANTED.

WILL Pay the market price In Cash
4 for Or all the following kinds Lumber delivered
Smith 90. or at the Harbor Of Ashtabus, TO wit;
100000 feet ] inch White Wood-l2 feet long
100000 feet ioch White Wood--l2 feet long
90 900 feet IL iuch Chair Plank-l2 feet long
zoe, 900 feet "A to !!.accas thick--I2 feet long
oO'ooo > to 10 in sqr columns--l2 feet long
zOo,O0Q feet / to 4 10 White Ash--12 feet long
t-...-,. e. r. WILLIAMS.
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GaEEN OH AaE--NoRMAN WEB,rgR, o
Geneva. now 80 years old. walked from his re.
sideuce to the Bauk, in this place in which he
is u stakeholder, on Tuesday last, making the
distance of miles in about three hours, and
hack the same day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

RIAL EsrArK CHANGES. Es.-Since our lust
notice we learn OF the sale o. the lot Oh Elm
street. owned and occupied by NJ, Phillips, Go
Maj II. Hubbutd, price $4,000. Aud the
house aud lot owned by 2 Dennison on Main
street, corner south park, to l.. +. Collins, for
the sum OF 50 500.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

ing the ladies Of the Uoion. Soldiers Aid So
ciety, will be teld on Saturday, the 22d Inst.
at Mr.. Booths Office, opposite North Sq1are,
at O'Clock. p NJ, for the purpose OF eleciing
officers aud transact ing other business. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
sai4.0f Il. BoSSAR, Prest.
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FIDELlTY OF PURPOSE curious villager
inquiries of us, If the village authorities slill
entertain he tt ought OF re-ayng our dilapd.
ated sidewalks ? Ii they do. he thinks their
is u case OF steady, perseyeriug, pertinacious
purpose IN one direction. not often met WITH
this eveuesceDt aud accommodating world.
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y I'D ~ :. READING, Pa, April 10, 1864.
DIR. wsHARr-Dear Sir.--uns year ago the Examining
Surgeon Of this district told had consuption OF the
luhgs coud not be cured juugDx from all
my syfnptous at that time myself supposed this to be tue.
than year troubled with hacking Cough
which oredshlly grew no could not have
III of coughing without splitting blood ia large quantities
For n,otns could not work at anything, AID obliged
to keep my bed most the time. While u this epnd ion
was in Mr. Rawbothams store, in this city, aud he seeing
how low was recommended try your Pine Tree Tar
Core a said he had sold great deal OF it, and that
It had cured many others, he beeved 1t would do sOne
good bought bottle AID commenced using 1t In avery
short time Jaw that getting better very fast and sf
taking several bottles entirely to health
that could work every day my business which is very
h.sys work In an iron oundry When commenced to
your Pine Tree Tar orda my weight was only one hunded
ami thirty poun since tue oil II have weighed on
an average one bundled and fifty FIVE. shs be glad to
have you publish thr believe should not have been
living this f Rad used great medicine and
wish all who sulier to receive its benefit
Very truly yours, --
= Capt. SAarEL HARSER,
No. 334 5. Eighth street, Reading, PA.
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GREAT MASS MEETING.

Mass Meeting of the Union men OF this
county, will be held 10 Jtfftrson, on Tuesday
next, when the people will be addressed BY
Hon. B. F, Wade aud Gen. J. A. Garfield, aud
Others. The people ere all invited. without,
distinction. .i..... 81.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

Or onr merchants VINO have recently returned
from the Eastern markets with reasonable SUP.
plies, we have to name Messrs Geo. Willard.
Smith Il &f'lksy, and Morrison. Messrs Smith
d Gikey ask the attention of the community
10 their advertisement.
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l,1,t, IaI..r a ,r.i.sfsrh--psnr sIr

rdttor Of Teies sfsph--Dsnf Sir
with your perscn with % s.y 10 the readers Of your
paper that will send, BY return mail ell ho vish n
(ss Rcce, With full directions Tor making and
simple Vegetable Balm. that will eectusy
usya pmpes Bloches, TIN, Ffrclef and all Impurities Of
s skin, leaving the same ro clear thbch shd hkntui
viii niso mail te those having Bald Heads Bare
Fsoss simple directions and Information that VII enable
thsm " start n ervth Of uxurth HAIR Whiskers or
houstsche In less than 90 days.
All applications By mail without charge
I'll .s ffios. y. cHArnAN, chsmist
sm7oe esi broadway, Y.
Instruction tn Mustc.--PRoF. T. H. HOPKINS,
Gives Instruction In Vocal and Tn.trumentsi Performance
Plan Violin and Guitar and win Arrange and Compose Mu
sic when desired. f.,.f; o.. T.f
TUITfON-t1o tsru-pne- half in advance. Pupils will
ss secomodassd with o. Piano st bis residence 7ao
sspcrifer, toneentratea Ly., or Family
posp Meker.--wsr makes high prices and saponiner
helPst 70 reduce them. makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS
POUND, using your Kitchen grosse.
tCAuTIoN As spurious Iyss are offered also be care
ethsrs tsins countsrfeit.
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated OF Thompson,
i Lake County the nearest and most oopssnispt for
the citizens of and vicinity Of any Other and the
quality its IA superior for hnnsss Of TEXTURE and
dsbty ssons 70 any d!nsnsoss and Tor any pafPr
Orders aoIiessd, for Tagging, sseps Stosss Under
Pipnlnx window and Door Caps AID sls copias and
.: s.:ss s:. -: sss;.: . Co. 81
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pr. Bush's Great Ameriesh Boneses or
VhOrOus hSvOrt TOnic.--No remedial agent has
such universal application the Thoougho hss been
used from time inmen,oral for gue and all Bilious all.
ments Patients with the following symptom. he
benefited BY this remedy Headache dizziness caused
By Bilious stomach 1t cesDses the skin better than any
other remedy Restores the appetite. gives tone to the
stomach and facilitates digestion Intermittent evers Of
All grades and characters Ague wi terrible pains in the
bones Dyspepsia with vomiting of food Belcbing Wind
and feeling OF obstruction at the pit stomach Vomiting
Of Bile with extreme piostraon Of strength, the smell
food causing sickness at the Stomach and
OF the Liver soreness around the with
feeling Of pressure outy and Rheumatic disease with
ness Of the Muscles hoarse Cough with rough and
ness OF the Chest night Cough Drosica
terry and DiarrbGa, Bleeding Pies and Typhoid Fever
Price, per bottle 10 cents. Sold hy
GEO. WILLARD, A,btabula, Ohio
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Az ExeE,LEsr REakby --whoevsr 10 troub-
led With Hharsensss. Cough, OF Soreness OF the
Throat, esn spfay IN eseelsnt and ssfs fsnsedy
by usipa Bfeisas brssehist 7ststl<t We
have tried ths sftieis,. snd ean salslt fs6om-,
mend thsSs 10 sh sasss Of ffoat Irritation :.
TO SINCERE and Public spsaisrs thsy ~ Sf
fsst yslss -.als.. fnycssri.zz,,
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Those afflicted with corns, bunions and per.
verse toe nails. will not fail to read the advsr.
'tissmsnt Of Dr.. Csuors' DOW ~ the Fsk
9quti. ,,a..
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Those who claim to be posted say the prog
pec's OF The Railroad cross-cut from oaI-felds
10 our harbor are reviving. We would not
crow TOO soon. however - Reporter .-- 8
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

Five oil companies with an aggregate
capital If $40, 900. are nov he'ng ganix'
ed 10 bnre for oil in lhe Erie oil region
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I'm ynJaiiLie Cure for Broneaitis.
Nj. Ward sAys,

Nj Ward sAys; .a.-- -.af ..H
DR. wIsHAkf-Sn: had Bronchitis. Inflammation ofths
Langs shortness Of Breath and PaitAon Of the Hva In
their worst FORMS had been treated BY several Of the most
eminent physicians In Phsdephs but they could not stop
the rapid OF disease and had despared OF
being restored to health. truly the verge OF the
grave Your Pine Tree Tar Cordial highly recommended
10 me by q friend. tried II. and thankful say that
after using large and one small bottle was restored 70
perfect health You give referenbe TO my house, No.
rth second street. at Office Of Receiver of Taxes
from n. " n. corner OF Chestnut And Sixth seea.
JsRS WAItb.
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DAs RICK didn't make very vigorous run
for Senator in Erie County. a.'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

The Cleveland 4 Ph'sburg Railroad hsvs
declared o half yearly dividend Of four per cent.
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cRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYE,
Brewery.

FDWIN r. WILLIAMS Il ALBERT
IL A. STRONG, under the name and hrm Of Strong
Co. hare httsd uP Brewery upon the most approved lan
AshtAbua, and having employed experienced Brewer
70 mAkiDga
Superior article OF Beer and Ale.
which c4nnot b surpassed 10 city They fur
nishipg the 10 the geod people
M In Barrel hail. quarter and sihth bb nashaees. 742
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cLEVELANp MARKET.

... 3.-~s 1. r-r CLEVELAND, Oct. lo 1894
FLoUE-In moderate request at range ofSs 6o0Io 90
for Xxx red $40 oo91o 70 for Xxx white.
WEEAT-Tbe following sales we're reported nearly or
quite all before the afternoon report from New York; 0O6
bu No. red 75 1000 bu do on board at 81 IS;
No while track $ls5. Market closing armer,
but inactive. '-
CoRN-Unsetted and irregular Sales car No.l free
on board at 81 80 4; 4 ears do do at 81 30 i4
oATs-Dul and unchanged. Sales cars from store at
72c
BUrTER-Dun. Held at 2984c for Central and s5(0s7e
for Western Reserve. Sales are limited.
EEsE-Nsrset much unsettled an prices irregular and
nominal. ,i +H .1sSt 2
EGGS-Steady at 23924e
PETRoLEUM- Refined hi at range of fya87se.
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Jsh Billings. bein9 duly sworn. deposes
ard saws That there IL . things In this
life fa which VIC are never fully prepared.
and that ID twins. ,a.t.,.i as,.. ....1- :,
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Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
IL Books prior to the LIST day Of December 1854
ss Respectfully Requested
20 call and settle the same without delay Those having
Notes due and unpaid, hereby reminded that
Money to meet my liabilities. Wheat Oats Corn. Pork But
ter Lard and Dried Fruit will be received notes
counts, II delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD
Ashtabula, Jan. lst, 1854.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
asihms AVID Cosgh csrrd.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial yss instantaneous relief In
cases Of Asthma and whoopipg Cough. II often
whoopipg before It half its course, acts at once
upon the Phegu and mueus and expels them from the
throat and the sufferer Is relieved la OF Ahma use
Dr. wshsts Dyspepsia Pills with the Cordial they have
never been known 10 fail 10 that disease.