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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

REoPENED.- -Taylor's Exchange, lately Whites
reopened on Thursday under the management Of
John Taylor. It has been reftted and embeIlished
with artistic taste--hght, airy and pleasant Ed
wards & Marshall have resumed their old corner
and, though not in tho auction business, are still
selling Tobacco, Cigars, add Yankee Notions
at figures that force locker on to put his hand
in his pocket
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

THE OCCIDENTAL and Mrs. Nixon. of the
Occidental Hotel, had very pleasant party at the
hotel on Monday evening. They have very
happy way of entertaining their guests and ena.
bling them to pass the evenings with agreeable
sociality. A spacious hall-splendid music
savory supper-a agreeable company-a worthy
make the Occidental soirees one of the happy fea.
tures of Bannock society. fi
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

BoGUs Dust In taking up the floors of the
Forrest Theatre, in this city, few days ago,
9 yeast powder box was found secreted, con-
tanning apparently from two to three hundred
dollars ID gold dust. On testing the article it
was found to be counterfeit, the acid rapidly CON
suming the whole package. 1t had probably been
concealed there by some Individual who had got
frightened by appearance of detection.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

PLACERvILEE BALL.-The members of Olms-
dales band notify the public in another column
of their intentention to give Edward Olmsdale,
their leader complimentary terpsichorean ben
eft on Monday evening, March 9Th. The ball will
be under the management Of the Band As the
Band has very kindly assisted the citizens Of
this burg to celebrate the 22d in due and ancient
form, it is nothing more than right that our PEG.
pie should reciprocate the courtesy and muster
in strong force at the time and place indicated.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25
Summons.

Territory of Idaho County of Owyhee.
In the District Court, Third judicial DistrSct.
S. N. Fry, Plaintiff. as. Daniel Tower, Admins
traitor Of the estate Of James Carroll, deceased
and Michael Carroll and -- Malcombe, De-
PENDANTS.
To Michael Carroll and - Malcombe. Defts
7 N the name of the people OF the United States
tied that there is now on file in the office Il the
Clerk of the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of said Territory, in Ruby City, Owyhee
county, the complaint Of S. NJ. Fry, praying for
the dissolution of the firm OF Fly & Carroh--a
settlement of co.partnership accounts, "a partition
of certain co-partnership property, and to which
proceeding you are made parties defendant. Now
unless you appear and answer said complaint
within forty (4O) days from the 9th of May 1865
Exclusive of said last day. judgment by default
will be taken against you according to the prayer
of said complaint and the Plaintiff will apply, to
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
EDw'D NUGENT, Atty tor PlF nl8m3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

POWELL & CoE.-Ths well-known mercantile
Arm will hereafter keep full stock of general
merchandise on hand at their house on Main
street, in this city. 1t is of the old and sub
stantial business firms of this northern country,
and the branch in Idaho city will do heavy bust.
LESS this coming season. The branch at Umstils
will continue in the business. of importation and
transportation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

Nor So.-An item appeared some time ago in
the Walla Walla paper stating that a man had
been killed at Idaho City, while riding down q
hill 1t was a mistake. No one has been killed
during the winter in any such manner. man
was injured some weeks ago, while engaged in
looks very little like ghost.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25
Garrison CSaYnbrinus Gold and
Silver Mining Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
IN meeting of the Garrison GambrinuS GOl6a
SILVER Mining Company on Friday, March llth
1865, for the purpose of receiving the final report
of the Committee OF Examination in the Secretary
and Treasury department OF said company.
By order of GREEN WHITE, President.
jill. WiCKERSHAM Secretary. nl8w2
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

PERSONS furnishing their houses with anything
in the furniture line are referred to kanes adveT-
tisement.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

Social BALL-Mrs Cooper and Mrs. Thomas
are making arrangements for social party at the
Cooper House" On Buena Vista Bar. Thursday
March Cd, has been selected for the day. They
will gst up good party, and no doubt will have
Gfull house.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

OLKsDALEs BRASS BAND.-This accomplished
combination of musical talent, from Placerville,
did us the honor of a seredade on Thursday morn
ing, their melody taking off the keenness of the
frosty air, and falling from the hill over the snow
enveloped town as gently as "a summers cloud. y
This band has not been organized many months,
but its members have made rapid progress in the
science, and recevedmany aatterng compliments
from our townsmen during their brief visit here.
The band is composed of a, dozen good fellows, as
well as dozen talented musicians.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

House FOR SAER.--Ar. Swinnerton offers for
sale the house and lot, on Main street, formerly
occupied as the POstofice. 1t has an excellent
cellar, and many conveniences, and is in the GEN.
ter of the business portion of the town.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

REMovAL.-By reference to advertisement we
notice that Mr.. MoGrorty has removed bis goods
from his large block, on Elk creek, to his new
house On Wall street, three doors below Main. a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25
CITY NEWS.

The proprietor of Fishers Hotel, on the Bar, is
preparing for the Spring rush. For board prices,
and eatables, &C., see his notice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

Royal ARCH MAsoNs, in good standing, are re-
quested to attend a meeting to be held on Thurs
day evening, February 2sth At the Masonic Hall.
Business OF Importance on hand.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

Mr.. WIN. h. HABERsHAM has opened an Office as
stock broker and real estate agent, in Sweeney g
freproof building, on Wall street. Quartz opera.
tors are referred to advertisement.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25

PTcTuREs.-Messrs. Junk & Co., on Main street,
opposite W., F. l. Co.'s, turn ont brilliant work in
the way Of photographs, ambrotypes, etc, etc.
Their pictures will compare favorably with those
OF any artistic in any country. Now that postage
is cheap. there is nothing to prevent people here
from sending nice photograph DIETER looking
than the original considerably to their friends in
the States" &c. Besides the romance connect
ed with i'll Why it must be perfectly stunning for
asweetheart to tear open the envelope and have
"ths very picture of him drop in her lap! Pic.
tures SIS peEdozen I'D try it on, sure
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25
9arifrs Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY WILLIAM McGRoKrY,
Dealer IN General Merchandise Groceries and
Provisions, Wail ST., 3 doors 6etotc Mum.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-25
Re.Opening Of the City Hotel!

lHIS well known House will be opened again on SAT
Il UkDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4TH, 1866, for the
accommodation of patrons and the public generally
House, we feel confident that we can give entire satisac
ton TO all that may favor US with their patronage We
desire TO extend o thanks the public for their liberia
patronage heretofore extended and hope to share the
same in the future BARRER OLDHAM
1daho CRY, February q 1S65n15 Proprietors
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GROCERIES AND PRoDCCF

Butter, best 18th. 81 ,25 Beans % ID S5
do Oregon roll LOO Chickens, y doz So 90
Green apples f9 Ii so Eggs, u doz 2 90
Apples, ord, % fb40 Hams, 43 % SO
Peaches, do q fb $4,000 Soap, - ID 45
Beef, Cd foot, Is ID Lard, u ID so
Side Bacon, Y fb SIS Salt, y 10 80
Shoulders. 81 Sugar, or y II 80
Tea Imp. Gun. y tb 50 do S. F. refined8 b 50
do Black. " ID 11@@$2 do Island, u ID 45
Or. Flour, 59cWt "a 90 Coffee, grcenB ID 60
Self-rsing FL. :" So 90 Candles, g 1b IS
Onions, y ID 20 Nat leaf tObac 50@2 90
Rice, best, - b so Sweet tobacco S0gl 30
Oregon oats % 10 Dried plums, y ID Is
Barley, f9B 20 Cheese, best Cal, ID rs
Potatoes, % Id. Is Syrup, y gal 100
HARDWARE, &C.
Shovels. each So so Nails, astd siz's 79 tb Is
Sluice forks, 500 Quicksilver, u ID f,50
Mining hoes, 800 Axes handled 4O0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
Lie cen.pArsd 8. . clesk.

I. 0nr brains are seyen,y year clocks-
The A gel Of life winds Them up once for
all. then closes the cases, aud gives the
key into the band Of tue ~Auget Of the
resn rectiou. Tsc.tac ttic1 taci. 90 ltiso
wheels Of ,houghp our will cannot stop
them ythey cannot stop themselves; sleep
cannot stop them; madness mskes them 60
faster death alone can break iaio The case,
aud sesiOg The eyor sginglog pepdaipm
which we cali lhe heart, silence at last the
clicking Of the terrible escapement We have
carried 50 long beneath our schirg fore
heads. a''I II We conid only get st the nIss
We lie upon our pillows and ooons the q sad
beats of thongb,0afteri thoughs and image
after image jarring lhrongh the over tired
orgapi Will sebody block those wheels.
uncouple their pinion, cut the string thss
holds The weightsY What 3 passioa cones
over US somstimes for silence aud ndafssttA
This dfesdful mechanism, sdings shs
eadless tapestry Of time. embroidsrsd sith
spectral figures of hfsl ssd death. .soutt
have bas one brief holdsyl = sncg 81 81
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asThe sIis.r,.. or 4 Rich Man.

The New York correspondent Of the
Rochester Democrat esponsible for the
following: ;9a sFs isasHluoo ua9nGt4 eii
Alexauder,T Stewart clears ona thouao
and dollars per day, Sabbslhs excepted,
all the yesr; round.1 Cornelius VsDderbils
pleads guilty to, double that sum, while
Wlliam B. As,or rates bis income
at four thousand three hundred aud .birty.e
dollars per diem Sleeping OF waking tbs
latter gentleman finds three dollar bill
dropping in o his hat eyefys,minutsa ofthe
"a hours, He cannot sito down TO talk
with his physician withons having . little
more wealth, not health; be caunot unbur-
den bis MUD len MINUTES wi hout feeling
The burden increasing 10 bis pocket; and
hecannot walk Broadway. however tho
weat her may be, without meeting show.
er of'mouey. At every tlra.,cssh stares
him in the lace 10 the mosl -insolent man
ner. Banks fling their dividends at his
head; ruthless 6nahciers beat hin With
coupons; nnpiiyiug and sonlless corpora
Itiods dump their filthy iucreo at bis door
step. and coutenptuods bin lstiekers plaster
his house wi,ha greenbaeks. % One might
inquire what the fellow has done 10 merit
lhis q eaiment, aud The only Charge that
can be brought il, that be was rich man's
son. ,and therefore must suffer. 80
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presssA vnn Thy EIephs.s,;

10 ColumSisnat county resides on lo,d
fellow renowned forshis bellgerent disposi.
tion, who is generally known as Friend
Shavey. Born aud breda O Quaker, be
was long since read out Of meeting on &C
count of his quafrelsome propeusitIes, bat
he still pertins ciously clihgs TO The plain
clothes aad plain language of his early days
possibly as a a.protecion against The wrath
~hch he is continually provoking 10y bis
over learning and Irritating demeanur. -
He has always the crossest dog ia the
neighborhood, the most tronbleeome,
b'eeeby steers, Sc aud is coatinull in
hot water with, some Of his neighbors n
consequence Of the depredations commits ed
by his uuruy live s'o.k A few weeks
since sXun Amburgh's Me nagerie, ttraves
lug through Csunbnnar was obliged to
pass bis resideuce d, A lille before dsy
lighl, Nash. the Keeper Of the elephnn,
Tippoo Saib, US be was passing over The
road with his elephant, discovered this
pseudo Quaker seated upon fence upon
Tue roadside. a:ching bull which be had
turned out upon the road, aud which was
paving. believing aud tnro wing up trs.
mendOas dust generally. In fact, from th !,
fary of the animsis demonstrations, one
would have, readily taken him for one Of
The ldenlical breed that buu,ed the loco
motive CT a bridge.
Take that bull cut Of the way, shouted
Nash. as be approached s4..J9 2 sG 90
Proceed whh thy elephant, was the re,
Ply mia afss ,ss 81
II you don't take that bull away be viii
get hurt, continued Nash, approaching,
while the bull fedoubled his belligeront
demonstrations. IS sls 5.sf' ai zaul DO.
Doa't trouble myself about the bull. hut
proceed with Wy elephant, retorled Friend
Shayey, rubbing his hauds With delight al
ne prospect of an approaching scrimmige
| the old fellow having great confidence 10
The. insincibiliry of'Hhis .buil, which was
really the terror of The whole country
around. ,.., -
Trppoo Saib came along with bis no
coulii, shambiing gair;tte bull lowered his
head aud made a charge directly upon the
eieghapt.t Old Iippoo, without even
pausing in bis match, gave his COW catcher
. sweep, catching the, bull OF the side,
crushing III his ribs with bis enortrnou,
tlsss. and Then raised him ab9u. thirty
feet in the air, the bull striking upon hl,
head as hecame down. breaking his meek
and killing him Instantly. saa '--I.s5 q
l'm afraid ycu- bull has bent bis neek
little, shou ed Nash, as be passed on.
Bent the devil, cried old Shavey, with a
ttoobled iooE at bis defunct bull; Thy
elephsut is too hefty for my beast ba,
tace will not mako SO much ont ofIhe OBJ
GRAFTON as bee sipposes. ] was going 10
take my fseily 10 thy show, ,bnl I'll see thee
aud Thy show flowed 10 blszes before
90 one step, and be d---A--d4please, the
"please" Icing added as Shavsy took a
second look al the proportions OF lhe stall
wait elephant keeper. ,I 81 .st, i,
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NEw ENe LAND CorroN MrlLs--C Cotton
has been dethroned in The South. to be
come Kipg in New Englapd. 1t ia. said
hat every cotton mill is now running to
The full extent Of its capacity. the bends
working sixteen to eighteen hours day,
and that agents have been sent to England
for additional' operatives Bristol papers
state that one vessel has arrived at iha,
port with over two hundred cotton opera.
lives sent from Lancashire by agents Of the
New England Mills, aud that other vessels
are expected with fortber feinforcemen,s
for the Yankee factories.g Owing to the
heavy advance in cotton goods, tile mills
arelnow making -nearly, zone hupdred per
cent, .prof, and are overwhelmed with
orders. The South is bareblcked aod
must be clothed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
a ers.t kation., carls.fry.g
The Sentiael pub Iisbed at Jack sonyille;
Oregon. ofthe l2ih ultimo, says: Lac


Several Of our citizens returned ias,
week from a visit 70 the Great Sunkeu
Lake, situated in, Cascade Mountains.
pboni 70 miles northeast from Jacksonville.
This lake ri Sals The famous valley of sin.
bad The Sailor 1t is rheught to average
Q 600 feet down to- the waller all round q
The walls are almost perpendicular, RI noing
do~ninio the water. aed lea wing 90 beach.
The depth of the waler,is eaknown. aud
It's surface is smooth and unruffsd, as il
lies SO far beloW The surfacs Of The mopD
tain that the air currents do not affect il.
lis lengh Is, esiiEsled, al twelve miles.
aud is breadth at teu. There is an island
in It's center having trees upon Il. No
living man ever has, and probably never
will. be able 10 reach the water's edges--
i, lies silent, still aud lnysteriors, in the
bosom Of the .'eyeflastiag -hills.p Ike @
huge well scoop.d out by the hands Of
The giant genii Of he mountaips, 10 the 10.
known ages gone BY, and around il the
primeyal forestswatch andN ard are Zee ping.
| The visiting party iffed D rfe several
times into the water, at an angle of fry
| I've degrees, shd we're able 10 note several
seconds, Of tiqe from the report Of the gau
luntil sthen ball struck the ~atsr.f Such
seems iucfedibIe,, sbut 10 Avoachsd for by
some Of our most reliable citizens. Il Thi
lake L isiheertsialy almost ssemarkahl,
: 'eufiesliy oGa GaGsss sas tsa afishg I'D /
srd beaisiggs y q srr ssisi tssessi s--s 4. Z
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

Happening nt burchersistallr q customd
or csa,eso uabkess, purcbass!ao raalsH A
What do you ask for good baking piscs
OF beeH sd Ni- s1o7rg .; .i,os,,r1 t,-..&...
Thirty Sigh. cents pound, was the rs.
Cut me of eleven pounds, said The cuss
toner III cons 10 shortly aud settle foe
i'll aBd be went on an errsnd. IA sses ,ge
After he beef was weighed aud trimmed
said to my friend, the provision dealer. =
! sish to1know just from the curiosity
Of The thing how much that piece Of meat
hos lost in trinming7 'ssa 81 isaisss ss'oy
Very well, replied be. Weighing it; there
are nine puutids aud q half lsft. 5essJ sdT
Aud eleven pounds, i added, at Thirty
eight cents,a pound, equal to- ionr, dollars
and eighteen cents, ibis divided by niBe
and half, makes jast forty four cents per
p5und Rather a tall price for beef, par
tcllarly when large part oft Is bone. Tsq
The man is a fool for sbuying it, replied
the tnteber. .bai no matter what the cost iss
some people win buy it; and generally
they are not the richest in The place either.
thought of a certnin little woman, the
light Of my cottage home, awhos manages
things very differently in marketing. ,nsl saa
In the matter of beef ior, instance, now
the prices $50 exhoi btant, she purchases
that which is Suitable for stnfiing, which can
be bought clear OK toue, for twelve or four
teen cents per pound. This is her receipt
for cooking: E5iat1 - 1ai
Take thick slice of steak, no matter
tow tough, Of about two pounds weight;
slske Two giIls of siufiog, OF crumbs Of +,
bread. pepper, powdered, cloves or, sweet
ms,joram, as you choose; rcll the dressing
up IN the steak; wind piece OF twsine
around IL, taking care to secure the ends.q
Have ready o Kettle, or deep stewpand
with q slice or two of pork, tried crispy.---s
Take out the park. aud lay in the steak,
aud turn it 90 every side until it is brown.
Put in half d pint of water, iftls SALT
cover closely, boil slowly two horfsi Add
more water. after while. if it becomes
TOO dty. Some per.oss like the addition
Of chopped onions; half of a stsaA. cue ia,
enough. When nearly ,doue add half q
gill of catsup if you love il. 4,
When you take up the meat, unwind
the string carefully as not TO unrolIit.--
Liy it in, fdcasse dh.h, tbicken the gravy
if not thick enough already, and pour it,
over the meat Cut The meat in slices
through the roll The toughest meat ia
made tender aud nu'ri,ious in this way,
and it is equally nice heated over aud
served the next day. 1' '-' go
A leg Of lamb, or small leg Of nation
cooked one hour longer in the same mar
uer, make q good dish.)8l nosl & 3 liz sdr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

J THs whole amount lof gold7sad silver oil ,
taiued fsomahs esfln from the earliest ped.
ode 90 The pressus ,ise.slis Tes,ipsisd e
&2f ,2l2. 100000. hssoia asisssla5 5ssi sous
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
WHOLE NUMBER S25.n 7
4s AslhsAsle Ap.eaess.

=
TalleJrand was once 10 the company of
ard another eminent French
lady whose uadis We do not retnembet-y
You say cbsrming things Of Us both. raid
Madam de- lStselatolhim,i which siof Dc 90
yoa like best2 The willy siatesmsn srf3fnliy Q
replied shav be was lddigbtsdb 8 4wishdbois.
Bat 500 prefer one Of as cpntinped Msdssas
de Stael; supposing We were both drowning
in the Seine lo.nighb which or us would
you help ,6stf 7 would give my right
hand 10 Msdsm de- Staef,e and ny left ba6d
TO madam yonder.. Yes, but'H syou cooids
save but one @ Aus hiehs woaldI You at.
temptAtos tescSsf IFalieyfand,s dipiomaoyi
wa, pushed TO it's seyerest test, baf nos ono
whit discempesed, be- turned 10 ,Madsu de
Stasl,s aud replied: MADAM, You Who knew
50 50. many M !Alngr, doubtless kaoT how g
'''sAts ..-s...a...zaa za........ Ia ri..t l,ss.a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

huq9 bNssu ,l1faR7f Y ltiaamu1 Doe 83H''
bs'ssIi - - s,s .lnsmsbat bas oaiipgts
,hipr,A shi % yaiasvgu ara .ssar blsseqqo q
siapis 81 as1 al 1sggsl slip a5asi,i ,it i.e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
''''Fe' ~ 81 ASVTART1TA
"A. O., SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81 1865:
wslsf..s{ For raas.!l

b z rffrT lan .us~aY -r-.a ~
l' by GEORGE COOPER. -.','fs
MN ...-I li.Nns 1 l-L.a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

O. II. FITCH. Life, Fire and Marine Insur,
snss and Real Estate Agency, Fisk Block, Ashtabula o.
February 10, 1903 oso
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

8. g. FASSETT. for the last fifteen ysars Pro.
fssioaAl Insrunaents Tuner, Ashtabua Ashtsbula O.
Ohio meets all calls for timing and oning Piano Fortss 10
NE County Of Ashtabulk yg2i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

Portable aud Stationary EDgines % gearing. horse pew
@ veod eswipg snd tbrsshug machines, arbors hop
&idsr, applspAeking press All kinds
ofiron asd brass castings Pheix Block Main Street,
<: :kshtabalA. 0hio. ~ .ssstt,,a ~ IL sl2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
Buyipg Reef .

Happening nt q buuchersistallra customa
or csaieso mhke5e parcbaselao ramsH A
What do yon ask for good baking piece
of beef j., "a 49, .,.,,a :; ~. -,
Thirty ri0bt aants n nnnnd waa tbs "a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

VIM. SEYMOUR -Dealer in Lumber, Pine
and other varieties Dressed Undreed and manuctur,
q or Sash Doors and Blinds Fence Stuff. &c Orders
for Saving snrfacng, Matching &c promptly attended TO-
= -Is,,fa,nls 'obio .a o. 71rl 80, rrs.. b. 70l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

MANSFIELD Il BRUCE, Wholesale retail
osaerain Ready Made Clothing Furnishing Goods, BATS
Caps, re- Ashtsbuh. s'FiA ~ F+ftf n -'lH' O. oS6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

and shestron Ware. Strict attention paid to
iasug and repsifng sse+es stoyePPs Pumps and Lead
Pine Conductors etc Old Iron, Copper
Lead etc. etc. taken in Exchange. AlsoSole Agent
the aBiiiant Cbek Si0gs" with the latest
doors South e9 tbs Fisk House Ashtabua. o. IS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

DUORQ a BROTHERS, Manufacturers of a
9sslsfA Fnrultare efths every va
rety. Also general
hps 70 Main street. North Of South Public Square