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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
HAeAs,s nAaNoL a HAl.n.

aAGAs's nAGHoL a BALM.
This is ths mast dssiEhtfai ana Extraordinary
arfssls sFrf isssvsE u Changes the sun barat
fAss aud - to p-sriy sstlH texture 81 rsFish-
fsE bSauis' apsstiRg de marie parity Of yoafA )
AEa the - 80 spp~sTsaeaso iuvitisg In the city
b@Ils Of len. II removes tan, frccklss. pim-
PIE. and Ehpssa from the skin, isaving the CON.
rlsxion sh, transparent ADD smoofh. II con-
tains no material iaIarsoss 70 TIE ssia. Pstros-
lrsd By ACTRESSES. and op@ra Singers. u l. whai
sssry lady should Bsss. Sod sverywhers.
Prspzred By ". Z. Haxsn. Troy, y. y.
Address al orders 70
pEMAs 3 BARNES . 90. xsvYo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

NeWburg

NeWburg and Eureka Coal.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL FUBSIsH TO
i cons amers. ~ ali tines. superior srtiess 81
Coal, "a Quantities 70 sait-
MORTES q CO.,
Rows 56ss So 5, South Eetsr Sc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
HEfnsTREETs
Inimitahle Hair Restorative.

Inimitahle Hair Restore alive.
NOT A DYE 4fA
Bat restores graz hair 70 its original color. b
Replying the capillary tubes With natural susie
nance. Impaired b. as or disease an iasaasase-
dyes are composed Of iupAr eostie. destroying
ths vitality &aa bs.aty Of the hair, and anord Of
thsmselvss dressing. Esimstreet's TBimit&bas
ooiOng not only restores hair 10 ia natsrAl sstef
b an easy process. bat gisss ths hairs
Luxar1ana Beauty,
promotes 10 grsssh prevents is faIliug 60 sFzf
IoAtss dAndFun. and inpzr Is health and pleasant
nsss 70 the haaa- Ith4s sood shs tsstef tine. b
nag shs eosssin@ Hair OIL oring ard q eossaansIy
Increasing In fssof. Used ~ both grntisnsu snd
lssIss. n 10 sold ~ all rs~psetabls Dealers or
can BE- procured by thsEa 81 the consnsFe8al
agsnts, D. 5. BARNES q CO., 2o2 Bro~dsay Mes
York. Two aisss. - sssis AHd 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
GROCERIES.
CRRsH ARRIVALS

EREsH ARRIVALS.
e4sk soda Ash,
Is bbls Fresh Lime.
70 boxes new Layer Raisins
bbls Cocoa Nuts.
ie boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
6bi Pearl Barley,
% bills New Cider,
drlmaneH coaash, Ht
eases CoueeutrnsAa Lya
3 boxes bt-esrssnats sode
kee~ised sud for sale b. REfLLY4 Co,
nosS - Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
MAKE WAR

upon the health Of the hair, and dry up and con-
the juices which sastain IL, this mild, genial
ana psrfset dye IL fosna 10 be WALKING a. vii
A. a eotorlng agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
Still Aoother Case OF Deafness
Cured By DR.. Bort.


To oil scAo1g II may concern.
wm HsH. appii-8 to ~. Bort fhis ssy, Sat-
,,,a.r smpf 24eh. for tha fsstors Son u ny hszr-
Irz uas, prRyiass 70 applying " him. deaf Tor
macy yesrs. snbmfitsd ny case . Dr. Bort 70
~ s5erstIoB. wk0 perforf8s4 u 10 ~ rssEbsnts,
-hssh resulted in the eonpiste rsaf0fatlon q NJ
hsarihE a1d the esszlng % The ringlng aud bnzz-
isg nslsss On ny hssa. To thoss afflicted in Ike
razsnsr. I sb0aid say consult DIT. Bort - opes.
sud obtain bis eansId opinion.
sigasa tbs 18th asy Il SPIT, lse4
wstfon eos.as,.. W. - -.
%. Address Ellsworth, Yigo Coanty, Ind.
y. g.-Ay ~lss has also bsan afflicted with
BBder The profszsisa4i charge u hssBy piifsesans
in this eify. sad ebfsinsd 20 psrnssaeae geltH1
uafii she consulted D.. Bsrt, A. The Bannn
Houss, some two Nesks since aud ahs has derived
nors psrmsssnt rssIsf under shsfreatnsaf q Dr.
Bort than sss has h The sisFsA Js- ~ pf9a'5f
Walton Cosssgs, IND.
nE5- stun another ease Of Deafness cured - Dr.
srt At the BunEin Bozas The e.ss Sss that p
Wn. Mnllsn, Esq, q kiie5 township ? ik2 sesh-
AZ l. kuogn, have tess very deaf in 80 sar.
for years In this condition gutsrg9 tlf Sfiesof
Dr. Bort Il the BHafia House. this frSdaT na0fu-
ing. sept. 2, sod sabnitted ~ 60 = - opsfs-
zion b. Dr. Eorts Which 80 80 ae9elai 8isseas
| nd that too wifh0ss Bfile Or any pain q l-ss
| a., - t<urss tine Whils ia Dr.. B5rf 5iHos
NV hesrfux was - acute that Gus zad Fstziao
oerafaon eosvsrsaison, Ia Justice 2 - Leris
..rrfte 10 Mn tie praise for ths ski q fs-f n
which BE- rsBders9 sssiztAnee " y y - - it1-
1900 k1srsnx VIZ mel ~
| Eiiey Township, Nizo rcnn =.
l p q Address fsrrs Hante, lad.
/ M MnlIsa 10 EsiI sh4 faTDrkbiy k..szsH IL fi1a
| esgatv. ana those sho doubt the ffkfh q lbs
4t-yss Etaternsut nay easily satisiy thenssfsA--
! Dr. Bort j. daily feesiSing testiasonisls ifesz
uersons who Eestds II this community ~ 2 EEfs
] i~eE cured and are being bsaeatied- Or. Err
challenges aBy mas IN his prsfssfiou . - Tin
alfiss, viz: All diseasesOf me ~. bafllsas,
/ Discharges fron the ear, ringing ard Luzz 81 j.
/ TIE bead, all diseases OF the Aye, E4r, LEnxss
| Heart. Threat, C&tArrh, &e. e
| A. SIS stay z1zt nsusssariiy h. ilrsss5, i h.
hoEss fhoss dssiroas q eonsulIng hia 70 Dc e =
| once.
CONSULTATIONS FREE !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
H. ]. SCHLAEPFER.

IL 81. OGnbA 4 4 En-.
4 MOTHER SUPPLY OF HAws' STEVENS
= Family Dye Coicrs just REQ ived at
SOHLAEPFkk's Drag store.
A LARGE STOCK OF FRESH ToLU CHKw
n tug Gum Just received at
sCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store,
Corner Main and second Streets,
IL 49, o.If lit EsansSile, Indisna.
A LARGE SUPPLY or SUGAR COATED
n Fitis just received and for sale at
scHLAErTER's Drug store.
LARGE STOCK or TUBE CoLORs JUST
n arrived aad for sate atm q. 81, Main stzeot.
TUST ARRIVED, ANOTHER SUPPLY oF
- the genuine CiaFpt aud Cafawba Wines. az
sCHbAEPFER's Drug Store.
A LARGE STOCK AND LARGE VARIETY
y Of Wood aud wire Rird Cages, for sale al
SGuuAEPFER's Drug Store.
a FULL ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE Pep
II ular Patent Medicines now On use, received
and for sale at t
SCHLAEPFER's Drug Sto e,
corner Main and Second streets,
W. Evaurvilla, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

DISEASES or THE NERv0us, SEMINAL.
Urinary. aaa SEXUAL sysssms--nsw and reliable
trcnsmsnf--ln Reports " the HowARD Asso.
CITATION. sont BY mail In scaled letter saval.
opes. frss OF chsEge. Address Or. J. sKILLTN
HouGHroN. Howard Association, No. soath
siuth street. Phils.islphis. Pa.
apri'sf d&xIya Esa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
Contradictory FAR Dive.

Has replaced the old geEn cat inventions for
coIorfng the hair, which ne better sxpsrsenes Of
years had proved 10 b fnssctiFs and deisterious.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03
- -r--H=a7s' 4--I---il---
MARRIED

In Orwell, Nov. 23d, by the Rev. j. Wright,
Miss EMILY G. GooDRICH, to Mr.. OLIVER 9. Rus
Sell, both of Orwell.
At the residence of tho brides father, Oct.
18th, by Rev. j. Il. Carroll, MIR. 0. G.. ALDER
MAN, of Hartsgrove, to Miss ELLEN WILcox, OF
Windsor Ashtabula Co, Ohio. .-.
At the residence of the brides father, Nov.
20th, by Rev. II. Clark, Miss LovIcp l. JONES,
of Lenox, 10 Mr.. PHmo l.. DoDGE, of New
Lyme.
In Windsor, on the Gath day Of Nov 1864, by
Rev. A, Burgess, Miss. LIBBIE ALEXANDER, of
Windsor to MIR. DWIGHT STRONG, of Claridon
Geauga Co, Ohio.
In Windsor, on the "a day of Nov. 1864, by
Rev. A. Burgess, Miss Ruth Turtle, OF Wind
sor to Mr.. MARVIN GROVER, of Windsor.
In Conneaut on Thanksgiving Day Nov. 81
by Rev. Alex. Bartlett Miss CECILIA III. MERRILL
to CHARLES r. GODDARD Esq. both Of Come
aut. So -f. .aafvf t
In West Springfield, Nov. 22d by Rev s.
Hurd, at the residence of the brides father SEY-
MouR DEvEREAUX, Esq, Mr. THEODORE L. GouLD
to Miss LOUISE 9. DEvEREAuX.'
In Springfield, on the 18th inst, by Rev. S
II. Morris, Mr., S. VINING, of the 11lth Pa. Veter
ans, to Miss KATY MARSH. of Conneaut
In Geneva, Oct Goth, by Rev. A. G.. Tibbitts
Miss MARIETTA PARrRIDGE, of Austinburg to
Mr.. JAMES CAswELL, of Harpersfeld.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03
u. O. R.-T. A.-E. P.
HunnewelPs Great Remedies.
What Erery Family should haze in the
house, and Why

IL" They should have HuNSEwELL's UNIVERSAL CouGu
REMEDY because II eectually Colds Whooping and
Common Coughs, Sore Throat Hearsenes and is
simple and perfect Soothing Syrup in the world For old
freedom and three ourths the deaths by CONSUMPTION
stopped end nBnts relieved their suffering by what
stain behind.
They shond have HuNREwELLs ToLu ASoDYNE because IL
ACHE Tooth Earache Vitus Dance Pain in Stomach
Bowels Genuine Cholera Morbus, Rheumatism, Distress
after Eating Nervousness, Hyseria and the chief all
causes Of disease and insanity Loss ofSeep Its character
though active Is simpe its action in perfect conformity
nature its end cure relief. fIf
t-H- For the pains of Monthly Menstruaons the ANo-
DIkE has been most successful while work is un
disturbed, and is one Of its most important points.
EB They should have HUNNEwELL's EcLEcTIC PILLS,
because, with seldom but Single Pill for Dose all de-
rangements of the Stomach and Bowels cured They
Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache, caused by foul
sbsmach Loss Of Appetite Bousness often and so erro
neousy treated with Mercur and Jaundice For Worms
sure cure.
They act simple assist nature not make Pill Box OF
the stomach is the most fatal taking many
Pills at dose and then, what is important 10 every Family
and every Purse bottle goes as two or three Of
what Is ordinarily sold.
If the above good
form to declarations will request my agents Refund the
Money This is the basis of confidence and that of the
public is asked to test
HUNNEwELLs UNIVERSAL CoUGH REMEDY.
HUNNEw Ellis ToLU ANoDYHE.
HuNNEwELL's ECLECTIC Pulls.
~ Fac-Simile Of J. L. Hunnewers signature corks
Of genuine only.
JOHN L. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, Ashtabula, Ohio.
JoHs d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, Wholesale Agent.
s1- For sale by druggists everywhere.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

WE find in Ayers American Almanac, (now
ready for delivery gratis, by Ii. A. IIendry
and q. Willard) the remarkable statement that
the temperature OF the earth has not diminished
more than l306th part of Que degree Fahren-
heit for 1000 years. TO our enquiry how he
could make such an assertion, DR.. Aver writes
us the following answers; Hipparchus gives
the exact record of an eclipse in this time -
This enables US TO measure with extreme accu-
racy the earth's diurnal revolutions since to
any eclipse now. Diminutions Of its heat would
by concentration, shorten its axis aud conse.
quenily its time of revolution on its axis The
data shows that this change has been only
such as | state it, mathematicay and indsputa-
bly, true.--!N'eto York Journal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is always pleas ant
to acknowledge favor, and more especially
when il comes 10 line Of regular succession
from quarter always moved to acts of kindness
by the gentlest ntimation or wish. Conductor
MURRAY. besides'being prince CT conductors
is one OF the most courteous and accommodate.
ing of gentlemen. If in any way you get into
a railroad diemma--dilemmas are incident TO
railroad travelling as well as any other mode of
getting through the world---you rather hesitat
ingly hint it. Conductor Murray iutuitiyely
understands the case, is interested for you, and
and in the brefest time practicable, you fiud
yourself lifted out. Ifyou have a lady Wishing
to take trip, aud you want to place her in
kindly and careful hands, ten chances to one
if both you and your lady do not Simultaneous.
ly think Of Murray and his train. You commit
her to his caare with perfect composite, and
she is never neglected. Yon leave the north.
ern metropolis of the state in the late traiu and
having put the parcels which you made
the journey to procure. in the hat rack, com.
pose yourself-perfectly sober-for snooze =.
Shortly, you hear the announcement
Ashtabala All intent upon leaving yourself
you leave your packages to continue the Jour
ney to Buffalo. Days are spent in telegraphing
and other vexstous efforts to interest someb o.
dy in the recovery-you breathe your loss and
trouble into Murrsy's ear. He lifts your droop-
Jog spirits with word OF encouragement, and
The next train restores your wandering property
And when 10 the gratitude of your heart you
would make some return for service that in
some OF it's stages would seem to have required
some pscunlary outlay, you are met with the
assurance that money had nothing to do with
that transaction, and the man goes on his way
just as II he thought aud felt that the confer
ring OF obligations upon his feow.b beings and
the Allaying ofthe troubles, and removing the
vexalious OF life was the proper end and object
thereof We know not whether the world
would consider these matters as coming within
the range Of christian philosophy, but il editions
are ever permitted to Wait the regions of day,
and the translation should be by rail, we shoald
have very little hesitation IN risking Murray a,
conductor Of our train.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

PIscAToRY.---lt has recently. with some pro.
priety as well as economical foresight, been
proposed TO introduce, into this place, the
propagation of some of the lower orders of
the fnny tribe, such for instance as the catfish,
the eel and that class of which attain their
highest perfection in those localities favorable
10 mud and sedimentary deposits. The thought
is suggested by the almost unequalled facilities
we have for testing the success of such an en-
terprise This will be apparent, when the area
between the upper and lower green, along the
line OF Main street is suggested. We presume
our village authorities would interpose no ser-
GUS objection to the exercise of private euter.
prise, especially where there is such promise Of
thrift and reward.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

A. A. THAYER.-The numerous friends of
this gentlemen, whose declining health con-
strained him to abandon bis usual and estab.
lshed means of fliveihood, deranging the plans
Of life, even in the midst OF family sickness and
encouragement will learn with pleasure that
he has found favorable opening for business
at Kalamazoo, Mich, where be is regsiung
bis shattered health, add by the exercise Of
those qualities Of Lead aud heart that com.
mended him TO this community, he is obtaihing
fair return and encouraging support lie
will carry with him, wherever his lot is cast,
the best wishes of many friends.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03
CLEVELAND MARKET.

CLEVELAND, Nov 8, 1854.
FLOUR-Far and steady home demand al 50 1910 e
for TX red, SO 5oDll so for fancy Xxx white.
WHEAT-Market dull and 2G73c lower for No. 2 red
Sales GOO bu No. red free track at 81 OF; ordina
ry No. red track at 81 81. Market closing heavy.
CoRN-Dull and nominal lower. Old shelled was offered
at 81 SO from store without bidders M
s0ATS-Nominal unchanged. Held at soc on track SIC
from store
BUTTER-C scarce and firm. Sales kegs West
ern Reserve at 45c 2 bbls roll at Ace.
CHEESEA fair trade exists al l6lsc for large lots
mon to fair; ISfa2as for small prime selected.
EGGSFm and in good demand with better supply at 4Oc
for fresh.
PETRoLEuM-very firm at $4,000 for refined.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

TnASKserno--Th common interest that
clusters about this day was increased the pres
ent year by the national character 1t was made
to assume by the proclamation, Of The Pres-
dent, and The considerations OF gratitude
drawn from The successes, that have followed
our National arms. This was an effective ap.
peal TO the patriotism Of the people, and
brought cut more than usual attendance up
on lhe religious services of tho occasion, not
withdrawing the absence of those whose
breasts have become estranged to the senti-
ment Of patriotism, and to whom national sue
cesses in her present life.strugge, bring no
glow pf pleasure or pride. Business was gen.
orally suspended, aud according to custom. .stho
several evangelical churches with the usual
exception of the Episcopal), held union
meeting at the Methodist Church. The SER
vices we're conducted by the several pastors,
the burden Of the address falling to the share
of the Rev. Mr.. SrEvER, the pastor. The ex-
ercscs were opened by music by tho choir
reading by Rev. Mr.. CHAMBERiIE, of the Con-
gregational Church, brief Invocation OF divine
recognition, by Rev. Mr.. GILLETT, Of the Pres.
byterip Church. The address by the pastor,
was e:temporaneous, except in the use of
brief sleleton 1t was lengthy, and somewhat
labored in the effort to recount the many rea-
sous fol gratitude and tbankfulness. The land
had be.n blessed with. plenty beyond common
measure. and prosperity had marked the paths
nl traAa and ind Tho han,,n ina
Of religion aud its haudmads, benevolence and
education, had seldom been more progressive
and Abundant. Except in individual aud isola
ted cass, the ministers Of religion had not been
left without liberal support. On the subjects
OF the war, slavery, and the duty Of the cti-
zen and the sacred desk, his views were fully
up TO the popular standard. The duty of the
citizen and the patriot were inseparsble from
those ,f the Christian, and the catch words -
"poti,al preaching" US commonly used, were
misnomer, aud their use usually betrayed the
political object and bias Of the user. The ten
or ndsprit Of the address was worthy Of the
times aud the occasion. The concluding pray
er wasby the Rev. CHAs MoRTos, of the Bap-
list Church, aud was u. free and hearty reeog-
ntiou OF our true relations to tue war and to
the God of batt IS, of Nationu al wrong, merited
Netional chastisement aud thankfulness, and
gratitude for some oftbe signs of National de-
liverance. The services Indicated true ap-
probation of the objects of the occasion, aud
willing aud honest disposition to come up TO
It's requirement. Before the benedction, n
collection was taken, which appeared to be
liberal one, for the benefit of the Christian
Commission, The amount of which will 10 due
time be announced.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03
AGRICULTURAL.
Farm ers and Mechanics Association


The Committee on Class I, farms, gardens,
etc., in making their Report would like to ex-
plain, by way Of presenting the difficulties of
their task. that there were presented for their
examination four prime Jdrms one with its
park like wood lis fine rolling fields, so group
ed, as, from central point, TO present beau.
tiful picture. This farm gave unmistakable
evidence of good careful culture, and strong
productive soil. The committee can not omit
to say that they saw much to plsuse them as
well as had very hospitablc visit at this place.
Again another farm was noticeable for it's soil
of deep, virgin richness, adapted as we'll to
abundant cereal. as to grassy production.
This farm was we'll fenced, and gave evidence
of considerable surface drainage and did not
fail to produce upon the committee strong
impression of ts general excellence, as also of
the good management Of its agreeable propri.
etor. The two remaining farms were remarka-
BILE for their general good management, careful
culture, great producLiveness, aud systems OF
thorough underdrainage, which together with
other sources, furnish water for almost every
field. The committee would add that not only
the farms, but also that the other entries of
Glass were all highly meritorious; especially
the garden of f. Bliss & Sons, comprising about
one acre and half of land. This garden pre-
scnted remarkable example of high manure
jug and perfect freedom from we eeds--not a sin
gle intruder being permitted to show itself ev-
en- to the very fences, aud not single square
inch Of ground could be found unculdvatcd.
The abundance, variety and succession Of
crops attested great care and skill of cultya-
ton. A few facts submitted by the proprietor
will serve as the highest compliment 10 the
garden. There was sold on the place during
the season, nearly six hundred dollars worth OF
vegetable fruits and plants, besides an ample
supply for home consumption. Also about
three thousand strawberry plants yet unsod
The awards are as follows
John Muffin. on Farm, lst prize, SO 90
JAS Metcalf do do I'd do l 90
Elijah Bliss. on Garden, lst prize, 90
j Mansfield, on Ornamental Yard,
lst prize, rt r- 2 90
N, Webster, Farm Buildings. lst pr. 2 90
WIN. r. HUBBARD
j. II. WooDMAN,
Committee.
The Board have directed ie following pre-
miuns to be paid
Mrs. H. Lovelsnd, Childs Dress, so
ii. B. Castle, Childis Embroidered
Dress. 90
Geo. Il. Nettlstop, Childs Embroi'rd
Dress, so
d. Gould, Embroidered Skirt, SO
C.E. Bruce. Silk Emb'd Skirt so
Phillips & Brother, Silk Hat 81 90
u. II. Merriam, Straw Bonnet, 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

THE NILES MURDER.-Tbe grand Jury at
the Court of Common Pleas OF 1'rumbull Co.,
now in session in Warren, have indicted Frank
Robbins and Lydia Stevenson for the crime of
murder in the first degree, in killing James
Ward, OF Miles, in July last. On being arraign-
ed they plead not guilty. 1t is understood
that they will not be tried at this term, and we
learn that motion will be made to change the
venue TO some adioning county.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

The plates of the new fifty cent frac-
tional currency are nearly ready for prnt-
ing. These notes will be Of the came
breadth as those now in circulation, but
nearly twice as long The new 6ve.cent
notes will be OF the same size os the old
ones, while the ten and twenty i've cent
notes will be of lengths graduated between
the highest and lowest denominations. II
is probable that three cent note will be
issued, for the greater facility of making
change.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

JAMESTOWN BRANcH---The contract for the
grading this road has been taken, and a por-
tion of the hands are upon the ground ready
to begin work as soon as the tools and effects
Of the contractors can be obtained from across
the lake, where the last work CT the contrac
tors was done, We hear it said that the work
over the gulf is to be taken hold of at once,
and Geo. Russell has the contract of hauling
100 tuns of stone from the depot to that point,
during the season.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03
LUMBER WANTED,

+ WILL Pay the market price in Cash
for all the following kinds of Lumber delivered
at the Store In this place formerly occupied by Prentice
Smith Go. or at the Harbor of ofAshtabua,t TO wit:
100000 feet 4 inch White Wood--l2 feet long
100000 feet inch White Wood-12 feet long
$4,000 feet Il inch Chair Plank-l2 feet long
100000 feet II to inchs thck-l2 feet long
$4,000 # to 10 in sqr columns--12 feet long
100000 feet to in White Ash-l2 feet long
E. r. WILLIAMS.
AShtabula, Dec: II, 1852.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03
Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
"A my Books prior to the 1st day of December 1863
Respectfully Requested
20 call and settle the same without delay Those aving
Nstes due and unpaid hereby reminded that the
Money to meet my liabilities. Wheat Oats Corn, Pork But
ter Lard and Dried Fruit will be received notes and
counts II delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD
Ashtabria, jan 1st 1884. ...f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-03

REMOVAL M. G. DICK has domiciled him
sell IN his new store across tho street, opposite
the store Of Mansfield & Bruce, where he will
be found in the enjoyment of all tie neatuess
and commodiousness of an establishment Of his
own contrivance and fitting up. For the quail
ity Of real taste apd attractivepess, this stand
has no superior on the street, and our young
friend deserves will for his enterprise. His
shop windows indicate the'comug of the holi-
davs l. ,.