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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
Anonymous"

FRIEND "CHARLiR'
/ never exp scted 10 get into tho pnpsra in
this way writing to you-but your good letter
must have an answer. and as am probably
blesse dswith as small an allowspce Of maiden
timidity as any girl in our set, will appoint
myself committee OF three or more, 10 present
the united thanks Of fus young ladies 10 you, for
the noble stand you have taken in thus ad-
dressing few timely words ofwarnng to your
Comrades"
You say you have be en- for sometime past
contemplating upon the evils, aud folly you are
bringing upon yourselves, and so have I.-and
| blush, here OF paper, TO own thai have been
contemplating" on the prospect we young
ladies have before us-that Of being "Old
Maids'-for how could we bring, ourselves to
contemplate an alliance with q young man,
who approaches US with his breath contami.
mated with the fumes Of spirits aud tobacco'2
Such young men, may answer fora promenad de-
"a rids--a dance--or any simple evening
entertainment, but not for lover, or husband
We would not trust them-we could not look
TO them ito support and protectus through the
meanderings Of liIe-surely, and you have said
| it.
Oh! how hope, that you but speak the
sentiments Of many--yes all Of our young
men--that you twill firmly resolve by the
powers above, to make better use of your
time, talents, and means, and be what you
should be, men 10 every sense Of the word"
Life is real-life is earnest,
And the grave is not lie goal,
| Dust thou art 10 dust returuest-
| Was not spoken Of the soul
Lives of great men, all remind you
You can make your lives sublime;
Ard departing, leave behind you.
Footprints on the sands of time
Footprints, tina. perhaps another
Sailing on lies troubled main
Some forlorn, and shipwrecked brother
Seeing may take heart again
Brothers! then be upr and doing.
With a heart for any fate;
Still achieving still pursuing,
Learn to labor. aud to wait
MoLLIE.
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PRoF. HOPKINS CONCERT friends of
our worthy and gifted fellow citizen, will re-
quire nothing more than to be reminded Of the
entertainment it is.proposed TO give them ou
Tuesday evening next. We have cone among
US so deserving of our generous recognition
and encouragement, as the one who is superior
to natural discouragements, and in the exercise
of diligence and steadiness of purpose to take
position with the most favored
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The British Counsul at Savannah claims
the Captured Cotton.


The Port Royal correspondent of the
New York World says The British
CouDsur at Savannah, who is known to
revel in the hackneyed remark that the
sun neves sets on her Britanic Mniesty's
dominions-a circumstance which augu RS
hat they will bear wa,chiug-took it into
his official head TO claim in behalf of certain
Brilish subj cts, large portion of the
cotton which had been captured in the
city. Unfortunate for him, bis application
had been anticipated from the course
adopted by certain citizens of Savannah,
who placed ticket on hundreds of bales,
declaring they belonged to Liverpool
house, and who openly boasied that the
Consul in question ought to have some
hing to say about any contemplated con
dscation Of the article.
Well, her Britanic Msjesty's Consul at
Savannah comes before Gen. Sherman. and
dnds him puffng segar at bis headquar.
'ers. The General heard the officials story
nlandly hnd uuinlerrup' edly till its close.
The consul stated that he had been COM
mlssioned by British subjects to claim the
cotton in their behalf. They had bought
1t, he svsrred, and paid for it, too and
ny the law Of nations it should be recogniz.
ca as their property. The consul then
limited that it would be better TO restore
the cotton 10 its owners, and, in order To
give force TO this remark be conveyed the
idea that his action might be regarded as
a mere preliminary Of more effective
course.
The couquer1r of Georgia, not having
the fear of the lion and unicorn before bis
eyes, looked up at the consul, and at once
became his questioner.
You say those British subjects paid for
that cotton asked General Sherman.
The British Consul-Yes, / have been
so instructed. The bills can be furnished
believe they have.
General Sherman. without wasting
thought on the case with which gross of
bills might be furnished, replied, delber.
ately
Yes, il British subjects paid for that
cotton l know what they prchased it for
They gave to rebels powder. lead. shot aud
cannon for il. / have capt ured the cotton.
1t was mine. and made present Of it to
the. United States government who intend |
10 sell it, The names Of any claimants for
it will be taken and recorded, and be proc,
ably, the subject of luture action But
there the matter must rest for the present
Mr.. Stanton has sustained the decision
OF General Sherman If i
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AsHrABULA, Feb. 1865.


AsHTABULA Feb. 1865.
MR. EDITOR u.l re
hagreable to you I would ike to reply to
the note OF yo1r correspondent "Cbarlsy" and
address few words to my lady friends.
To Charley, l would say-staud firm. =
Follow up the path of right Let the noble
principles which you advocate, form the
basis for future action. sincerely trust, that
the sentiments which you have written will
meet with hearty response in .he minds Of
your comrads, inspiring .hsm with the same
desires and aspirations. a
ask the candid attention OF my lady
friends to this subject. Life is not drea m
nut stern reality. We each have part to
perform IN the great drama, and our influence
must be felt for good or evil. This question
therefore, arises--Are we not 10 great mea-
sure responsible for the low state of morals,
into which so many young men falIi 1t il
tue we do not express our appreciation in
terms, bat action has power and influence
far exceeding that OF words. Are we not by
smiles and batteries, maintaining the evil and
dlsconrging the good when II .hould we wise
versa Were we as class to unitedIy but
yet firmly reject the society OF oil who are
void OF those principles which characters.
every true geDtlsman-and ever ready with
kind words and encouraging smiles to assist
all who will endeavour TO reach tho true stan.
dard OF moral and Intellectual wor,h-would
not our influence for good be more widely
spread, then II isI We little think when We
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WiMart's Pine Tree Cordial.
recommended and prescribed in the practice Of
large number of the most intelligent and able ph ysicsns
The Tar Cordial, uhen taken with
DR. Wisharfs Dyspepsia Pills,
Is an Unfailimg Cnrs for Dyspepsiu.

Mr. wIsHARr -=I wish to add my testimony TO the hun
deds receive to the healing properties your Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen years sufferer ten years Of that time
have slept only In chair not being able to lie down for
fear of suocaon have employed seven of the best ply
cans in who all pronounced my case ncurs-
Bile. taken TO the College, where the Faculty having
what they could declared disease ncurabe
of Asthma and Cro c Dyspepsia in its last stage, and that
my lungs we're partially gone ftnding one Of Jour crcu-
dial. Perseveringy used bottles and box and
half Of your Dyspepsia Ps when felt that my disease had
wholly given way aud the Cordial had gwen yigor
and strength continued to improve, aRd for the past three
months have been able 10 sleep In my bed soundy
ever did. l well, and have gaiued twenty
pounds in my weight am able to work and provide for
my family. se.d this true and faithful statement for
the bencit Of thsr Terng Friends, call and me,
Oxford Church PS Office Twenty ward, Philadelphia
ISAAC HELLBRMax.
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DIR. Bush's Great American Boneset or
Thoroughwort TOnic.-NO remedial agent has
such universa application the Thoroughwor has been
used IRON time immemoria for Ague and all Bilious all
ments Patients with the following symptoms will be special
~ benefited by this remedy Headache dizziness
BY Bilious stomach 1t ceaDses the skin than any
ether remedy Restores the appetite gives the
Stomach, and facilitates digestion Intermittent fevers Of
all grades and characters Ague with terrible pains in the
bones Dispepsn with vomiting of food Bechng of Wind
and feeling of obstruction at the pit of Stomach Vomiting
81 Bile with extreme pIosttson of strength the smell
food causing sickness at the Stomach uness tenderness
Of the Liver around the with uncomfortable
feeling Of pressure outy and Rheumatic disease with
ness Of the Muscles hoase Cough with rough voice
Of the Chest pight Cough, Dropsics affections Dysn
tsry and Darrhoea, Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever
Price, per bottle rs cents. Sold by
GEO. WILLARD, Alhtabula. Ohio.
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Fisharfs Pine Tree Tar CsrdiaL
The Great Remedy for Consumption.
Rr.n,,o "a Anr;, 10 1874.

READING, Pa, April 1e, 1854. <
DR. wIsuARr-Dear Sir:-ons year ago the Examining
Surgeon of this district told had consuption of the
Lungs and that could not be cured and judging from all
my symptoms at that tme myself supposed this to be true
was for than year troubled with hacking cough
which gradually grew bad that could not have
fit of coughing without spttiDg blood large quantities
For months could not work at anything and obliged
to keep my bed of the time. While iu this condition
Mr. Rawbothams store, in this CITY, and he, seeing
how low recommended to try your Pine Tree Tar
Corr He said he had sold great deal of it, and that
it had cured many Others he believed it would do sore
good bought bottle and commenced using It. In very
short time that getting better very fast, and a
ter taking several bottles entirely restored to health,
that could work every day at my business which is very
heavy work. in iron foundry. When commenced to
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial weight only hundred
ana thirty 6ve pounds since the OF have weighed on
an aversge hundred and fftyfve. shah be glad to
have you publish this, believe should not have been
living this time if had not used great medicine, and
| wish all who suffer to receive its beueft
Very truly yours,
Capt. SAhTRL HARNER,
No. 2S4 s Eighth street, Reading, Pa.
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TEE BAND CoSorRr was gratifying success
well patronized, good supper, gala for the
dancers, and very healthy return Of funds,
raising the company from the burdens necessa-
ry to maintain a successful existence.
We are authorized TO express the thanks ol
the Band to the ladies who assisted in getting
up, as well as those who generously contributed
to the entertainment, and TO the public, WHO SO
generally attended, for their ready response to
the appeal OF the company.
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psss a glass Of vine to a young mau, that we
may be forming the foundation for his future
ruin. They meet with temptations on every
hand; and should we not rather allure them to
the right path then TO lead them as,rayi Let
Us be ociuated by principles Of right, aud be
true 10 ourselves and those around US fo r these
arc stern truths, aud IL we heed them cot now,
the future may bring bitter repen lance for the
folly Of the past.
Anonymous"
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DysPkPsIA What every body soys must be
true. We have heard DR.. Stricklands Tonic
sp Oxen Of SO frequently by those who have
been benefited byit that at last we are com.
PEELED TO make 1t known to the public that we
really believe it effects n cure 10 every case
therefore, we soy to those who are suffering
with Dyspepsia or Nevous Debility to 60 to
their Druggist and get bottle Of DR.. Strick.
lands Tonic.
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HASKELL & SoN@Have re,urned to
their old location, aud taken possession of
their spacious and elegant New Store.
The pablc will make note of this, SO
that all unnecessary steps may be spared
in fading the men. the. place, aad we.sup-
pose ere long the tremendous stock of New
Goods
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The Rev. Mr.. TurnrLr- who occupied The
desk of the Congregational Church on Sunday
last, did SO with very general acceptance to
the audience and credit 10 himself. He of.
ciates at the same place again on the coming
Sabbath r
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'pnANpRErH,s vEGErABLn Pulls.

Are nfalib for eostyenes spasms loss Of appetite sick
hsadaehe, gddiuess Of boatng after meals dzness
drowsnes', and cramping pains, and all disorders of the
stomach and bo wells.
Original Letter at 2g4 Canal Street. New York.
j. ]. @, COOK, Publisher of the Stale Banner, Ben
nington VI says: he attacked with Dyspepsia, and
Suffered 40 severely from 1t that not particle of food could
be taken without occasonng the uncomfortable
zion ~ his stomach. For five years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint, when he used BtANDRETh'S PILLS.
The drt box did beneHt him nuch but tbs see
end produced change and by the time he had taken ak
81 q COMPLETE CURE effected He says any dyspep-
sa and my expectation early vanished
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From the Richmond papers Of the 81
the following item Of Southern news are
cleaned
1t lis stated on undoubted authority that
General Beauregard has arrived 10 Augusta
and taken charge Of the military opera.
lions in that Department. 1
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II. s Foote. the rebel fugitive Congress.
man. arrived in New York according to a
dispatch on the night Of the Tth In charge
and is reported to be on bis way to Fort
Lafayette.
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Tue Sxow STORM which began on Tuesday
night last.cou,inusd up to Wednesday night cor-
eripg the earth hereabouts to the depth Of a
foot or so. Our exchanges Of Tuesday eve
ming from the East represent the storm as
heavy at Buffalo. Trains from that direction
were two hours behind time.
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.,.''. =. e. - NEW FIRM.
Groceries and Provisions.

TT G. ,TOMBES has this day taken
- inte Co-psrtnsrshp, HIRAM wETHERwAx for
.sry viii WILLS The business will be con
dssed snd:t The .zns of Tonnes wKrHkRwAx, Al the
cid sand 81 H. O. TOMBES - = -
hxteaIass neat vssk
AAssuesss, Rskyuhes 2 fsss szS
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.Aa Infaliitle Cure for Brsneaitis
Mr.. Ward saysI

Dr. WIsHART-S had Bronchitis, Inflammation Of the
Lungs Shotness OF Breath and Pslpation of the Heart In
their FORMS had been treated by several OF the most
the rapid my disease and had despared OF
being restored to health truly the verge of the
10 me bv friend tried it. and thankful to say that
after using four large and small bottle, stored
perect health. You give eferenbe to my house. No.
eos North Second street, at Office of Receive Taxes
from 4. NJ corner of Chestnut and Sixth sress.
JoaS WARD.
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LUMBER WANTED.

WILL Pay the market price in Cash
"A for any all the following kinds of Lumber delivered
at the Store In thus place formerly occupied by Prentice
Smith Go. or at the Harbor ofAshtabula, to wits
100000 feet Z inch White w ood-l2 feet long
100000 feet inch White Wood-l2 feet long
$4,000 feet IL inch Chair Plank-l2 feet long
100000 feet II to A inchs tbick-l2 feet long
10000 II to 10 10 sqr columns--l2 feet long
100000 feet TO 4 in White Ash--l2 feet long
Z. r. WILLIAMS.
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uathsws' chocolate Worm DropsI-Neyer
fail to destroy and externinate all kinds Worms
Are perfectly reliable in all cae and superior any and
all the Fancy Worm Conectios and verm ges in
ese They be taken at all times with perfect safety as
thsy contain No Mercury other deeteous Drug Moth
Or. should always purchase them and give their children
shsr No catharic whatever necessary given Each
bsx contains "a Drops or Lozenges. Price rs cents
For sale BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
Q. r. WALKER, Gen. Agent,
|" Buffalo, n. Y. 4 Fort Erie, c, W.
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DIED

In the hospital, at Nashville, on the 92d ult.
of chronic diarrhea, BERIAH Bliss, of compa-
ny f. 9TH Min. V. !. in his 30 year, formerly of
Sheffield, Ashtabula co.
In Ashtabula, on the 9Th inst of diptheria and
Group, FLoRFE, only child Of George g., and
Josephine H. Cooper, agsdthree years and ten
months
Go to thy rest, fair child,
Go TO thy dreamless bed,
While yet so gentle-undefled
With blessings on thy head.
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TnR farm OF 80 ucres iu the township of
Plymouth, owned by T. y. Holman, was sold
on the lst inst to Johnson Gi!lett, for the
sum of 81. 500.
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CousHs AND CoLDs,-Thoss who are suffer.
ing from Coughs Colds. Hoarsensss Sore
Ihroat, &e., should try Bro,sas bronchial
Troehss. asimple remedy which has relieved
thousands. and which is in almost every case
sasetaal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

The two Houses Of Congress met in the
Hall Of the House OF Representatives at noon
on the 9th, and the Vice President opened the
certificates Of election Tor President of the
United States. Mr.. Lincoln was declared elec-
ted President, and Mr.. johnson. Vies Presi.
dent. The Senate then returned to it's cham.
Der, when the House adjourned.
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roui't ..sSt's's..s.s tiz,zo5
All which Is respectfully submitted And now fellow cit
tsns having served you to the best Of by ability and not
having the time to devote to the business which its import
to yourselves most respe fully resign my position
member Of your Township Military Committee.
GEO. W. DICKINSON,
Ashtabula Jan. II 1895 Treasurer Military COMM. 1854
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MARRIED

On the 2eth ult. at the Baptist Church; Gene
va, by the Rev. p. w. Perry. VIM III. CnowrLI,
Of Geneva, Ashtabula County, o. to Miss Irpi
BorrERwoRrH, of Maineville, Warren Co. o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

BRIDAL CHAMBER Essay Of Warning aud Instrue-
ton for oung henpublished by the hosard Assoeia-
ton and sent free Of charge In sealed envelopes Address
nr = sEILLlN HoUGHroS, hospd Assssstion, Phila-
dslphiA. Pa. y7s0
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Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
"A my Books prior to the lst day of December s6s
Respectfully Requested
10 sa and settle the without delay Those having
Estes due aud unpaid hereby reminded that the
Money to meet liabilities Wheat Oats Corn, Pork But
ter Lard and Dried Fruit will BE- received notes and
sounts, II delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD.
Ashtabuls. Dec. LIST. 1854.
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To Csnsumtivss-Cousumpt sufferers will 70
ssve valuable presep ption for the cure Consumption
Asthma, Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung affections
Of shsrgs) By sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings co.
s~TU NJ Yerk.
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To N.rvou. sufferer. of Both se..s.

Rsrsnd Gentleman having beeH Rssored to health In
fsw days after undergoing all the usual routine irregular
expensive modes of treatment without success considers
his sacred duty TO communicare his afflicted fellow crea
ssrss the MEANS OF CURE. Hence, the receipt
dressed envelope he will send (ec) copy Of the prescrp
ton used. Direct to DR. JoHS DAoS ALL, 1876 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, NY.
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$500 Rolls
Wall Paper.

M g. DICK has undouhledIy the Lar
~ gs,t STOCK Of Wall Paper, and the Best Variety
ses non mai h ever been ppeusd IN town, at any
NE Lst.l hstslsin want paper gall and iatisy them
Ives. 'sTti 7l2
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GARRIAGES-Superior and Cheap
" Those In wan Of good Top Carriage, with an the
style and improvements Of the day. and Of superior work
nship ana wearing qualities from the celebrated Glsbs
Works may and such al the Harbor inquiry Of 81 u
7. A. hoShER, Agent. Y
Ashtabula HaTbor, July 1854. es 7603ms
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MAJOR GENERAL HANCooK's

HEAD QRs. PRovosr MAR, 10th DIST. O,
wAREES, Dec. Q, 1864.
Any white man, who is able bodied and ct for Military
SERVICE Who has been honorsby discharged ser years
service has an opportunity to enlist in General Hsnoocks
new CorP now Organising at Washington, D. c. any time
prior to January lst, 1865
The icant will present himself the Head Quarters OF
some Provost harshal taking with him his Discharge or
ths' cannot be procured then satisfactory evidence that he
has such Discharge found qualified he will receive tres
mustered.
The enlstmenti IL for one wear.
Three Hundred Dollars Govsrnmsnt bounty will te paid
when mustered f., rr tr.t~
At the expiration OF their Of SERVICE these soldiers
will be allowed to retain their memento OF honor
able and distinguished service These recruits only be
credited to the subdisct where he or his family Is domi
ced An excellent Opportunity is offered the Veteran
Soldier and T0xrshp Mary COmmttess would do well to
take this opportunity TO provide surplus for future calls
DARIUS CALDWELL.
ISL Capt and Prov Marshal, 18Th Dist. Ohio.
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A Delightful Cordial a. Valuable Tonic
HEGEMAN & CO.'S CORDIAL ELIXIR OF Oalissya Bark
possessing the active and weknown properties Of the Pc
ruvisn Bark in the agreeable form. II will be found
valuable Tonic In all but particularly preventive
Fever and Ague It is pleasant ard pastabe oda and
msch superior to the common whiskey and bters
much In USE Sold by Druggists HEGEMAN Il co.
3n7ss Chernists aud Druggists New York.
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Coughs Of Long Standing Cured.
we.reosived the .sollowing'from Utica, NY,

We-IecSNtu iue ioHc"ing iron utiCa, W III
DR.. WsHARr-Dear Sir :-t take pleasure in Informing
you through this source that your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
which recommended or my daughter by Mr.. j. A. Hail.
of this city, has cured her of cough of than five
months standing Ihad thought her beyond and had
employed the best medical aid without any benefit
cheerfuly recommend it TO the public safe and sure
remedy for those similarly afflicted know OF many other
besides that Of daughter that has cured Of long
standing coughs.
Yours, espectfully,
JoAs v. PARKER, daguerrean Artist,
Ne. l26 Genesee street, Utica, N. Y.
have used Dr. Wsharts Pine Tree Tar
Cordial in my family and cordially recommend valua-
be and safe medicine for Colds coughs and to those pred
posed TO Consumption, Dr. q. A. Foster,
Me- 100 Genesee street, Utica, N. T.
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Principal Office aud. Laboratory is at tho n r. corner of
sAfa IN and COMMENCE Streets philadelphia, where ali
lie will be found there every SATURD lY professionally
10 eramine lungs with tile Repirometer for which his fee Is
three dollars all advice tree.
Ia New York at No 80 BOND street eve,v TIEsDAy
from o A. N. to3 NJ
Al the AARLBORV HOTEL Boston, January IS and 49,
June IA and Is, July 10 20
The time for my being in BALTIMORE and PlTTSBUG
will 10 seen in the d'ily papers OF those cities. ID