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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-01
WHOLE NUMBER i7D6:

MIrIoArED AFLffcTfoN We lately beard
q lady enquirihg at dry goods house for
half mourning" which led Us toto train
Of reflections upon the subject, aud espe.
cially upon the advantages which the sex
erjhy over onr own less favored division OF
humanity. II is painful in the extreme to
be led by such reflections into a realization
OF the fact hat We meu enjoy no opportu.
nily TO express a sense of our bereavement
w he elaborate and evenly graduated way
Afforded to the ladies--but so 10 IL. n Our
tailors uniform us IN funeral black our
ciGPetiers epcrcle our hats with crane. and
there's an end A w'dower cannot advertise
the T e.hucss or s.aleness Of his sad con-.
dition by his clothes IL is impossible to
ljadge Of the state Of his feelings from his
hue. isi i. stss bsvafg 9faf ,e'sA
In fact, the taste Of mankind In this
country ruas 81 generally TO blsck, that II.
is only now and then that bfliclior fnds
Que OF US in motley. Iu nine cases out
Uf ten, oil We feqlire 10 pat Us in foil mour.
ming, lisa weed rolud the beavs-.. Canuot
this be remedied? Why should there not
be sorrows for the slupider sex? Il there
any just reason why lonely men should not
Oc pHb tniOuSU " COHFSt Vi rTeDc0 gfeySt
and puees, and lascuders las we'll as we.
men! d. not our griefs become 6no By
degrees, and beautifully less in tho same
way, as those of the q1eens OF cfeation2-
Certainly they do Then let the progress
OF the sequence Ire made manifest Ia o1r
coats, aud d ess, aud-pantaloons. as
L.t us have The graduaiions yofa faded
melancholy denoted by our hat ciucfures, so
that the public, und more particularly the
angelic, PoItiou Of il. may understand, how
we are getting along with our, iribulations.
How. eau the fair creatures Know, nDder
present circumstances, Whether an uniortu.
uae widower has just BEEN plugged into
inconsoa abiii,y, oris emerging. from 10 in
lively aud approachaLle frame of mind1
Who can. say bow many many male
nourners of nearly 6fty years. standing.
may have Gissed eligible offers this bles-
sed leap-year; on account Of the forbidding
character of their sable suits and Iove.re.
| pulsiug bat.b,nd,? We submit to society
the propriely of sliding scale of funeral
habiments for men. Nothing can succeed
| in this world without advertising, not even
grief Who will take store, aud open
dry goods ,ribulsiion chop for brcavod
mascuhpity?
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Young AIormsnisnl'

Mormondom may be- said to be E,gllsa.
A few gathered from Nor'Gerh nurvpe'
the bnik are EiusIsh and all Of the most ilIit'
crate Of their several NJ ns'ionaG'lss ' ,,.h, II
would be impossible to hnd Ina 10 any ;h snllgG.'
lv iannsan, community than the Latter
pas sfS ssias as they deligh: to style them.
ssIyss Oae particular Mormon prided
himselfin some half dozen wives, aud some
LOO or three dozen children. No descrip-
ion could do Justice to the utter forloru
nss Z Of the Misnesses Cornwall (for thai
Think, was tho name ofatbsir honored
eopsort) nor TO the utter misbegottennesl
Of his children. And these were about th,
best we saw in all Mormondom There il
but one word that spontaneously rises to
youf lips as the men, women and childrel
come before you, apdl that word 10 for
lornl forlorn 'foriorni H-a w .'s'- ~
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HoNcRISG HIs MOTHER The distinguish
ed soldier, Liea t. Gen. Winfield Scott, in
lhs openingparagraphs of his autobiography
recently published. pays beautiful tribute
20 his mothers influence and memory
According to The family Bible, was born
June l3, 1889, on the fam which l iuheri
ted. soma fourteen miles from Petersburg
VO. My parents. William Scott aud AM
Mason, both natives OF the same neighbor
hood, iutermsrried in 1890. In my sixth
year lost my father, q gallant liente mani
and captain in the Revolutionary arm,
aud successful farmer. Happily my dssr
mother was spared 20 ME eleven Ieafs
longer aud il in my now proiSc'eu
career. have achieved anything NJ eouh-
trymen are likely to honor in me ue1'
century. it is from the lesso's o, 'na'
admirable parent that l ds"'ed '"o 'u-
spirhton, t5gaefsr ASK n
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From oil that could hear aud see. the
youth Of Mormondem are the most illi crate
and 10 every direction he most vicious Of
oil the generations ever reared ON the
globe. Their talk and behavior ore the
most besiial that could be named. How
could il BIO oiherwisel My page would
blush to have written upon it ibc one tenth
oil shat ! was nfterward told, from good
authority on the spot Of the uiler In
deceney ot the youlh--young men and women
=-of that people. Murmonism. If in no
other way, must perish of the corruption
OF its own .selt-pollution. But this
discovered afterwards while in the city
Il will show yon my school," sid B other
B'igham. So We went to u portion of his
grounds, and approached neat little edi
fee, of which | base sheady spoken, aud
entered. Having taken scat iu front OF
the scholars, | found some seventy suen.
ding ffy girls aud tNeniy bugs. The
boys, the prophet informed me, had uol
come in, being detained outside With soms
tasks They were being tDught sacred
music Toe teorhcr seemed 10 be on elder
son OF Bro'her Brigham. or possibly a
Yankee schoo'master. They sang "Od
Ziou's iIill" "Why, that is good Fresby.
teriauism. Mr.. P,esitient," remarked -
Yes, and good Mofmonism. too, he replied,
slsping me on the knee. Yes, and good
Methodism, too. he added. lie himself
had once been tearing camp meeting
Methodist of the most shouting kiud.
took MS thorough q. scrutiny of the youth
here before me as possibly could, aud e
N )"e utterly undeveloped. nnhandsome,
uuintere sling, mcager, tailowy.'ooki1g. set OF
the rising generation 1 never elsewhere be-
held. They seemed to DO from about
twenty five years of aga down to five or
sixz-and acsrc all brigham Young's of.
spttng. Hs has upwards of a hundred. all
t0ld -Pdcifc Moataiy.
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PAPER AND PApES MAKERS. Con gress
adjourned without reducing the tariff on
foreign psber. The fact is one on which
The pa per makers may reasonably con.
graduate themselves The escape was
narrow, the danger may not be wholly
past. Tlst depends very much on them
selves. We believe there was some ground
for TIE complaint of unreasonable rates
and profits; but We were far from believing
ia, tbs repeal of the tariff on foreign pa.
per was therefore The proper resort. But
others did believe so, and that the paper
makers deserved just this sor. of ofretaliation
aud Congress came very near conciding -.
IL manilestly 10 the interest Of the paper
makers 10 allay the feeling that provoked
matters to snch an extent, If the p ice Of
paper can by any means be brought down,
lit should be done Consumers will follow
what they conceive 10 be their immediate
interests. Wo have seen how general was
the willingness TO resort to foreign markets,
and worse than all, how willing Congress
was 10 crafty this feeling. We believe
that the manufacturers have it in their
power to reverse this, and they should lose
no time in doing it. Paper has somewhat
cheapened, and wo believe it will continue
to cheaper, through the application Of skill
and the Introduction Of other articles than
rags. Indeed this is being extensively
done, and we believe there is no department
Of manufactures 10 our country that holds
out so great indscements to capitalists as
this. The market il growing. but skill has
hardly commenced to spply itself in fur-
uishiug substitutes for rags 10 cheaping
machinery aud simplifying the process Of
producing paper. Pittsburgh COMMERCIAL
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AN lDIoT's SHREwDNEss. clergyman
in the north of Scotland. ON coming into
church one Sunday, found the pulpit occu.
pied by the parish idiot. The authorities
had been unable to remove him without
more violence Than was seemly. therefore
waited for the minister TO dispossess Tam
Of the place he had assumed. Come down,
Sir, Immediately, was the peremplory and
indignant call and on Tam being unmoy-
ed. it was repeated with still greater energy,
Tam. however, very confidently replied,
looking down from his elevation. Ma, ma.
minister: jest ye ccms mp WI me. This is
pervese generation. and faith they need
US bath. H.
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Keep In step.
"Those who walk together must keep Ia step"

"Those who walk together must keep Ia step"
Ayel the world keeps moving forward
Like an army marching by;
Heard We not that heavy football
That resounded to the sky2
Some bold spirits bear the banner
Souls of sweetness chant the song
Lips of energy and fervor
Make the timid-hearted strong!
Like brave soldiers we march forward
If you linger or turn back
You must look or get q jostling
While you stand upon the track,
Keep in step!
My good neighbor, Master Standstill,
Gazcs on it as it goes;
Not quite sure but he Is dreaming
In his afternoons rcposel
Nothing good" he says, "can issue
From the endless moving on,
Ancient laws and institutions
Are decaying or are gone:
We are rushing on to ruin
With our mad, new tangled ways"
While he speaks, thousand voices
As the heart of one may say
Keep in step!
Gentle neighbor, will you join US,
Or return to good, old wayss"
Take again the fig-leaf apron
OF old Adams ancient days,
Or become hardy Briton-
Beard the lion In his lair,
And lie down TO dainty slumber
Wrappd in skin of shaggy bear,
Rear the hp: amid the forest,
Skim the wave.in the light canoe?
Ali l see you do rot like It.
Then, If these "old ways" won't do,
Keep in step.
Be assured, good Mr.. Stands;ill,
All-wise Providence designed
Aspiration and progression
For the yearning human mind;
Generations left their blessings
i In the relics of their skill;
Generations yet are longing
'a For greater glory still; -oa
And the shades Of cur forcfatheys rs
Are not jealous of our deed,
We but follow where they beckon,
We but go where they do leadl
Keep in stepi
One detachment of our army
May encamp upon the hill,
While another in the valley
May enjoy its own sweet will.
This may answer TO one watch-word,
That may echo to another;
But in unity and concord
They discern that each is brotherl
Breast to breast they're marching onward
In a good and peaceful way,
You'll be jostled if you hinder,
So don't offer let or stay
Keep in step,
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Admiral Lee ioforn' the Navy depart
ment that, takisg advantages olithe recent
rise ia the Tsnnessee. be descended he river
to Muscle Shoals, brsakingo up the Rebel
Gen. Roddy's camp, captaring some horses
and seven bales OF Gotten. sdestroyiag the
Rebel COMMUNICATIONS and a large number
of fats, ponloons.. seoSs aud canoes az
Lsmb's Ferry, and penetrating Els River.
wbere he found rich and .popo Gus ecu ntry
with eousdsrable Union sentiment.tf
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A SALUTARY THcueHr.-When was @

A SALUTARY THcUeHr. When was a
young man there lived in our neighbor
hood q farmer. who was usually reported
TO be q very liberal man, and uneommonly
upright In his dealings. When ho had any
Of the products Of bis farm to dispose Of
be made it an invariable rule tomakc good
measure, rather more than would be re-
quired Of him. Ooe Of his friends, observing
him frequently doing so. questioned him a.
to why he did II: be told him be gave toe
much, and said 1t would be TO his disadyan
tsge, Now. dear reader. mark the answer
OF this good man: "God has permitted ms
but one Journey throughthe world, and wbss
~ gone ssnnot reetify mistskss.--
Isssk Of this: There Is but one josrnsy
sAFessh Afss ~ ~,
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I'm. or.as I,r..hst. =.

We trust we have heard the worst of
The ggsat freshet. Il has been no partial
or local overflow, but from every mountain
range snd along every channel the vast
reservoirs which the SHOWS Of winter &C
cumulAted have torn violent wsy to the
sea- Tie Amponoosue. the Copuectieut,
The HadsoD. the Mohswk. the, Geoeses.
the Susquehanns, the Allegheny and Mon
ongabels, the Can nberlsnd --w hsrever East
or West greet river flows the same food
has prevailed and the same or similar scenes
of devastation are to be witnssssd. 1t is
agreed the irsshet is the greatest of.the cen.
tury. siH- aa3 s'sta issm
yssEs f.si AZ aetqf2 f-ra
No description Is adequate, nor is 10
easy 10 take in at once the aeconnls wbIsh
from oil quarters crowd in upon rs. Yet
ihere~is a friehHar mono,ony in the dis.
patches, Travel is every v here Interrupted.
cities half submerged, thousands Of miles Of
fertile territory inunds,ed. railways Under
water, cassls swept away, telegraph lines
broken doss, great mills asd foundriss
ruined property Of Al Kinds and Of Incalca.
| liable value utterly dsssroyed Ok greatly
damaged. And OF course many lives hare
been lost and there L eli shreash lhe die:
tricis ravsgsd BY thsss ffssbste - snoeat
lof saiistisg sppsl'ss e s0s'seeis'e
a ~ frtnl# ~ tsktI =. AZ fn.s&e
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENITIAN HORSE LINIMENT.

n pint bottles at fifty cents. cnres lame
Il ness, cuts, gals, coc, &c. Read the following:
Bosroy July eth. 1868;
DR. ToBIAsWe have used for past year your Horse
Linment for lameness kicks. bruises collie cats ard
every instance found the best article tried u this
Gus company Please send six dozep is the only nment
we use now We have los horses, very valuable
do not want to leave town Without it, HYATT FROST.
Manager, VauAmbnrghG Ca,s Menagerie.
Sold by all druggists Office SO Corandt St. New York
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Erie Railway.
Great Broad Gauge, Double Trssh and Telegraph Ro.,s 10
NEW YORK, BOSTON,

NEW YORK, BOSTON,
and all Eegtcrna Cities,
Carrying the Great Western and South Western u s. Nails
IMPRESS Trains lpsve Dunkirk daily
arrival of all Trains the Lake Shore Railroad from
Cleveland Cincinnati, Toledo, Chicago Milwaukee, St. Paul
ST. Louis &c andrun through TO New York without change
The only route running through from the Lakes to N
York City Splendid Ventilated Sleeping Cars Night
Trains.
Baggage checked through Fare always low by any
other route
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred Free
New York.
BE particular to call for Tickets via Dunkrk and the Erie
RAILWAY, which sold at all the principal Railroad Offices
tho West.
ThisToad affords superior facilities for shmeut orsight.
Express Freight Trains
Leave New York daily making close connections through to
all points West.
For Freight Rates enquire of A. H. WARD, 24O Broadway
New York JOHN 8. DUNLAP is State Street, Boston
Mass of E. s. SPENCER Western gent ca Clark Street
Chicago. 692 Chs's MinOt, Gen. Snp't.
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DAP PAILS.-Mskers of Maple Sugar
are notified that supply Of SAP PAIstvo hosns ,itb
bsis are to be iound ~ very low prices, 1t
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A Greek poet. implies that ihs hight
Of bliss is the sudden relief from pain
there 10 Q nobler bliss still i--the rapture Of
the conscisnce a the sudden relief from .
guilty thougbt. aa2itAs-h s-sF- fs5ao Is.
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III. People. CURE oGI:: sssI.iss. :Gsa lsi sih'r

we has been in poor health for long time, having
frequently 10 call physican attend her but she
esniy very much worse For weeks she had appe-
s os' all her strength and each day growing
and during Tie and We ali she was
ea sn ne when friend advised her to
ed change at once On tha sss bs bsd
sPPe's and was a;t resaning her strength, until the
n 1sy NY nU AZ having taken bottle she has stopped
.Ahihg u,e ME one, saying she we'll ever she
since. PAUL KLEIN "a rdner 32 Pearl a
Buffalo. October /, 1862. For Sale Sv Al druggists.
c. CROSBY. Gsnsrsi Agent
o., 200 Main st Buffalo, N. Y.
zIo 10 whom all orders should d ~ "A dpessed
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BUFFALO TESTIMONY.
THE
PEOPLES
NTDF Cures
w hE rheumatism

PEOPLES W ne Rheumatism
81 troubled with Rheumatism for two years suffering
less every day. have taken bottles Of the eo
pes Cure and have not had any pain since left II of
than four weeks ago. consider myself entirely cured,
and the medicine has made feel very light and goodust
like young though am sixty two yssrs old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEL, Michigan ST."
'My fife has been suffering from Rheumatism Of I'm
aamnaory character for about six years. sometimes
very acuey About the first of June last she commenced
taking the Peoples Cure and contI ued to take 1t some
three weeks In ten days after he comnenced the swelling
and stiffness of her olnts had very eray lesened and
in three weeks had disappeared altoleher.
"THoMAs poLLOCE'tat W. II. alonny's)
"Bufalo, Oct. !, 1862"
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LINUS SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer aud Man
unetafsr steam establishment North Main street. near the
smes OF Dr.. Harrington. Ashtabula, o. 4Sl.
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WIZ entte him to share Of business he hopes to merit IT,
AL orders for hauling to and the Depot or about the
ysge viii be thankfully received and satisfactorily execrted
he will be found upon the Road Mt all times necessarily
devoted to rest and fsed. $40 W. II TERRY
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rpTEErs TFE CURE GsF;i y ;a. D!;;f::' ssis.

Ay face has for than ten years been greatly disdgur
ed by eruptons and bunches which at times extended
my whole body and for three days made entirely
Blind but having taken two bottles Of the Peoples Cure
my acquaintance hardly recognize mendeed hardly know
mysslf-as well Let all who are afflicted
try the Peoples Curethe medicine prepared by the SANTA
~ Socieyand think they will not begudge their dollar
JOSEPH SOUR, Turner, Mechanic street.
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n: q. DICK, Bookseller. stationsr and New.
yAAsS Coed Mas s'ssss zsSsSsisois. '' sss''' -
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THE CTTDE Cures
EopLEs W hE Fever Sores.

"BuiIalo Nov. I3, 1852
"Two OF subscrhersone Of them afflicted with baG
Fever Sore the other with the ad
versement Of the Peoples Cure In this paper purchased
the medicine, and after having thoroughly tried IT,
port recommending II heartily, thorough
edy'in their case.-Editors Christian Advocate"
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TYLER & COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
Groceries, Crockery Boots and Shoes Hats Caps,Sc &C.
two door North Fisk House, ,Ashtabuia, q. 4l6
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IN. People. CURE G%5:i Ss.ia::.:.. T:%s..

feeble health since The birth Of my boy
who ~ years old have had many troubles and diff
culties all this time uniting for every kind OF labor and
destroying all my comfort Last summer began taking the
Peoples Cure have used four bottles and almost
WE'LL Ny daculties haveaneary all disappeared, aud feel
ehoeriul and happy. Mrs CATH. DEWALD,
Dressmaker, Goodeh Alley, above ruppsr st.
Buffalo, Oct 20, 1862
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Furniture.

DUURU q BROTHERS., Manufacturers of A
Dealers in Furniture of,hs best descriptions ana every
rsty. Also general
sns o,dsr hain street, North Of South Public square
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HASKELL & SON. Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Provisons and Beady Made Clothing. Also,
Dealers In all kinds Of White Wood. Ash, Oak, hickory
Lumber, and Flour Barrel Hoops Main stree.
w. HASKELL. 6l0 DIV HASKELL.
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~. CTIDE Cures scrofula and
ans rsopies W III Salt Rheuin.

have the Peoples Cure In my family with great ben
eft Of scrofla aud Salt Rheum, and have
mended Il frequently my iends all ofwhom believe
been benefited ~ most OF them entirely cured by IT,
CHARLES SCHARFF, ais Main street, up stairs.
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THE Subscriber
l. has stafts
Oraytn G Bushes

and will devote his unre-
mi,ting attention TO it's
prosecution. II prompt
ness, ei,ergy. and fidelity
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III. L. MORRISON.--De in Dry Goods
Groceries, Boots and shoes Hats and Caps, Hardwar
Crockery, Books, Paints Oils, &c, Ashtabula o. 4l9
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w. PUNCHES, Dealer in Clocks, Watches
swelry, and Silver Spoons Clocks, Watches and Jewey
repaired Ashtabuls o. -Four doors north Of the Post
OfHce. ote
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GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes, and
Asodeons Piano stoels Covers Instruction Books etc
Depot on Psrk street. Ashtsbuls. See adstssmsnt tlo
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RHERMAN 4 FITCH. Attorneys at Law
yisk's Block, AshtabuIa, Ohio.
LABAN 8. SHERMAN. EDWARD Il. FITCH.
gsnusry ], 1868. ESQ
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DIR. M. KINGSLEY, Homepathist, Kings
viue Having had several years experience, he feel
h,mself competent to give satisfaction to all who may favor
bfmwith scs References eopahic medical Faculty
Cleveland; prs 2. Noble, Dundee N. VI o. E. Noble
Penn YAM N r.. H. b. Dale Fond du Lac, Wis. 6S1
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@. q. CULLEY, Manufacturer of Lath, Siding
Chesss Boxes &c. Planning and Matching and scrowS.
Saving the shortest nstice Shop Southsd
Methodist Church, Ashtabula, Ohio. 4l0
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Fl. A. HENDRY, successor TO A. Hepdry,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines Chemicals Paints, Oils,
varnshes Brushes Dye Stufs, Choice Family Groce-
riss, including Teas, codees &c. Patent Medicines
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes Physi
clans carefully promptly attended to- 1853
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DIR. W. N. EAMES, Physician and Surgeon
t Go, ..or olaf M o. Wy Onice and Residence on Park
Street opposite Gs6fge alfs Plano and MelodeOn Depot
Asntabuls, Ohio. 20
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FLAGS AND BANNERS. : Orders
promptly allied. Send for price list q. W. CR0wELL
Co. No. 2li Superior st, Cleveland, o. ia
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G.. W. DICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing OF
~ kinds Of Watches Clocks and Jewelry. Shop oppste
Shs Fisk House, ,Ashtabula, O.. O.
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GEORGE @. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hard
wArs Iron, Steel and Nails Stoves Pate Sheet Iron
Copper and Zinc, and OF Tn Sheet
Copper Ware Fisks Block, Ashtabula, Ohio. Az
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THEODORE HALL. Attorney at Law, end
War Claim Agent, Mungers Block, Geneva Ohio. fss