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PROGRAMMES.

PROGRAM NINE.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
have the honor that Mas Meeting Of the Con
servse Cz Of New Orleans favorable the election
HoRATIo SEYMOUR AND FRANK P. BLAIR
To be Pr sdsnt snd Vice President of the United States viii
be held On LAFAYETTE SQUARE,
| On Saturday Evening Next, 18th Inst,
To which meeting AL citizens Of New Orleans and vi Unity
who favor Of the restoration Of all the States their
rights the ORION and the restoration Of civil
Ia, tta American neons rAsna~tsnis 40 ---A--
The neeting win be called to order at quarter past
| o'e,ock precisely.
TIE Ward Clubs are requested To rne4t In thar
Wards At such time able them TO repo, 70 the
| Grand Marshal ANTHONY sAMBoLA, ESQ on La
fayete Square, ct ocoek from whom theJ will through
their &snhss receive Instructions
The following named listing Orators will adiess
| the meeting:
HoN. GEO. WILLIAMSON,
Hon. E, BERMUDEZ,
Hon. GEO. W. RACE,
Hon. NJ. A. FOUTE.
After the adjournment Of the meeting the Grand Ma-.ba
viii form the Clubs and ali citizens DESTROYS Of Contributing
to the effect of this Grand Demonstration in procession
which will under his direction assisted By the D,putv
Grand Marshas and the MsrshAs Of the Clubs with music
banners, tIanspsrences etc through following named
streets:
Up ST. Charles street to St Joseph up joseph 10 Camp
down Camp and Charities 10 Square, rouga St. Ann
to Royal; Royal to Canal; down Canal TO Rampant nm
the south side Of Canal the Clay Statue where the
sion will be dismss,d.
The Dtmoentic Genital COMMITTEE cordially nye t.,r
ftnowctiEns to connbuie the ecat of this prop,ea
Grand monstration, which intended 10 inaugurate in
Louisiana the principles of the Platform Of the Democratic
Party sdoped by the New York Convention and secure
her vote
HORATIO SEYMOUR
FRANK Il. BLAIR.
By order Of the Committee:
THOMAS L. MACON,
President
j. BRYANT, Secretary pro. tenn.
illumination illumination !
ILLUMINATION.
SATURDAY. JULY Is, 1898.
Candle Sockets for Window sash,
OIL CUPS FOR TAPERs, AT
RICE BROS. & CO.,
50 and oi....... Camp Sta eet.......s0 and Oh
565 Magszine street.
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Persons who propose being absent from
The city during the summer, can have the
Daily or Weekly CRESCENT sent to them by
leaving their address at this Office
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Card to the Public.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned are authorized
by Mr. CHARLES MORGAN owner Of the ryan lines az
United States mail steamers to take Marine Risks o. Cargo
and Merchandise shipped BY his plying to Mobile or
any Of The Texas ports. AT ONE-HALF THE RArFs
ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS OF
NEW ORLEANS July1, 1868
Nj MoIgans hdenee steamers and An earnest
desire to beweea New Orleans Mobile and the
Texas ports, have dictated this course.
FOrurhe tcOars those are invited to call al
the efice, % and 81 Camp street
CHAS. A. WHITNEY & CO, Agents.
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MUsIcAL.-We are indebted to Mr. A. E.
Blackmar, l67 Canal street, for very spirited
and pleasing composition by Henri AlIard,
called "Seymour's March,"
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FasSman,ps Cotton Ties.

We have Large Supply Of the celebrated ALLIgAToR
lES on hand which are unsurpassed Ia quality Iron be-
ing OF pee, Engish manufacture and aly guafan eed
Also, fASSMANN's BUTTON TIES. and Ola NOND
III s. so extensively used IN former years
For sale IN any quantty suit purchasers.
CHAMBERS Il LATTING,
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Iron Cotton Ties.

In addition to the celebrated ARROW TIES, am nov
prepared 10 receive orders from the trade for the SELF
TIMING BUCKLE TIES all made Of the best quality En-.
Lab Iron, and BANDS Of any required length
Il. 7. BARTLETT,
General Agent, As CasOud.ls. street.
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MARRIED.:

Atst Paus Church, July "a, 1868 lOIS A NJ by the
Rev Mr. Adams LEON =. JANiN to KATE HALL
ARMlsTEAD both of this city.
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The population of Turkey is estimated at a..
Oo0, 600 of whom ls,OO0,O 600 are in Europe, a..
0V0, 900 in Asia.
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Continued .9rrCcaLs.

WILL M AUPHIN
15O..,............CAEAL STREET. .............H 6O
heceivedh week ire assortment Of Paris BIONDE4
D0hA MARIA, SILK BAhEGE. trusted TULLE and
ChEP aid hne assortment C1burg straw and pars
Bt fNEfr, White Marssiles H. Is and ,sOID BANi)S
New Goods OF the latest make be received rxuarly All
summer. ~
W. DAUPHTN,
- Retail Store. No $50 CaaAl street.
Wholesale Roomsl o. &C. Cusio ahouse street.
ruady Ne Eork-
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The Grand Marshal for the DE soCRATiC MASS MEET.
ING and PROCE On has the honor the fol.
lowing assistant Marshas and Special Aids Those Clubs
who have yet the their narsha are
quested 10 do 80 possible:
seym, ur Rnights-ROBT. J. DUFFY, Esq.
Constitution Cub-Capt. q. II. sLOCOMR.
FIRST Ward Club-JOSEPH ELLISON
Second Ward Club-Col GEO W. RACE.
Third Ward ClOb-JOSHUA OoRPREW, ESQ
FOnith Ward Oiub---
Fifth Ward Cub
Sixth Ward Cub-YlCTOR q DE L'ISLE, ESQ.
Seventh Ward Club-BOn ED BkRMCDEZ
high Ward Club-JOHN GRAYER, Esq.
Eighth Yard Wide Awake Club-wM SWAN Esq.
ninth Ward Club ROsT WINNIE, Esq
Tenth Ward Club-Col JOSEPH COLLINS
Eleventh Ward Club-Col A. w. BOswORTH.
Algiers-THOS p. SHERBoURNE, Esq.
Jene son-Hsn C. ELLIOT.
st. Remarkably A. W. WALKER.
Special Aids: Capt. ThOs. L. Maxwell c. o. Hardy Esq.,
Hon VIM. l.. Thompo on Of st. Helena, L r Simmons ESQ
Hon Geo II. Braughn. Hon. C. B. Pratt Of Claiborne VIM
Woeper Esq, Felix Lsgendre, Esq, Hon r w. Futch Of
Union r. Casey, ESQ, Frank Ks hman ESQ @. W. Jul
bertson, ESQ., Julius Sochs, Eco Col Leon Zinken A.
Lsmbhs ESQ, Emile Rost, Eco N Tt eodore, ESQ., Justin
Fremaux, ESQ., Mr.. Delcazel A A. Lipscomb, Esq.
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P0nfchdrEratsl
RAILROAD COMPANY

This Road. extended win be opened to the pub
lie on
Sunday, the 19th Iastant.
Observing CITY TINE as closely as possible the Trains
will follows hating Canal street. at French Mar
kst at Old Passenger Depot and ClaOorne street:
Steam Trair leaves New Opt Steam Train leaves Lake End
t1s O'Clock A. NJ. 8 O'Clock A NJ
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ReMOcnF.

T. l. X L n Dc co.
Have removed their
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE To
100 Canai street,
Opposite Christ Church
~ HIA NE rNS OIL CLOTH MtTTEG, WINDOW
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Improved
SOUTHERN PETROLEuJNS rOvEss
JERVEY'S PATENT.
The PETROLEUM STOVES bake and cook be,.s, aua
quicker than any other without smoke dust ~
ssant OdOr - -e'"t
The stove can be seen daily in operation all hours A
Sonhsens Lunch Stano IN the Merchants Exchange aud
Hso =; me establishment. No l6o Magazine street
Jos. r. DE MANY
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"SOutherm Landsn Agency.

We offer our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
ftKIf, ETC. in the Southern states References and "a.
formation prompt given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON 4 CO.,
No 80 Liberty street. New York
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Grand Ratification Meeting
AND
= r o G f. S s ION
PROOF ME

GRAND MARSHAL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-19

The people of the North are little
aware of the reign of terror which now
prevails at the South. More than $50
persons have within the last four weeks
sworn before committee of the Tennes-
see Legislature, that they and other Re-
Publicans and black-haye been
subjected to the most shameful outra-.
ges; that they had been whipped, and
their neighbors outraged, and in some
cases murdered ), that some of them have
had their feet roasted at fires to make
them reveal the, hiding place of other
Uniopists, that women have been, whip
ped on suspicion of having, told who Ku-.
Kluz, were, and others murdered for not
revealing the hiding places Of their hus-
bands; that in portions of west and
Middle Tennessee, there has been no
safety for Republicans, and that since
the N. Y. Convention there has been a
great increase of bitterness against 10y
alists, and an increased confidence of ex-
rebels that they would yet attain all the
objects sought by rebellion and seces-
sion ~ ~ '7"i l"i'' 'i--i''9- riH7 ',lIi'.
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|i1 The WIcKDEDsT Max in New York
has actually closed lis dance house, and
is neyeri going to open it again for i'm
moral purposes. He ended bis career
rs dance house keeper at l2 O'Clock on
Saturday might last. The closing of his
notorious den is causing great excite
menty in the Fourth Ward. Such a
change of character is, the most aston
ishing evidence of the value OF Chris
tain effort, when rightly directed, for the
reclamation of even the most hardened
and deprayed. ALLEN, moved by the
pious efforts of,lbIF. Oliver Dyer and
bis associates, had lately met his aged
father and his three brothers, ministers
of the Gospel, at their old home, and
their united influences wrought great
work upon him. The change he had
designed to dmake some time in the dis
itant future, he has effected at once; and
henceforth his premises in Water street
will r,be a Afagdalen Asylum, where
the wretched women of that locality
who wish to,leave their wickedness, will
be kindly received and assisted in their
virtuous endeavors. In this great un-
dertaking, this man. so lately depraVed
now aYows his determination to earnest
fy engage. d. usff1"' -.rlsr ss,t 'I.if %
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SELECT POETRY.
The Dead Men in the Wilderness.
By MARTIN A. EurrEEF1ELD, N. d.

By MARTIN a. EUTTERFIELD, N. D.
| They heed no more the stern command,
But sleep upon strangers land,
And heavenward cast vacant stare,
For vengeance sending up prayer,
Grounding their warning weapons there;
Alas how many, who can guess,
Sleep their last sleep in the Wilderness.
No more the buglc's mellow strain,
Shall wake those slumbering dead again.
Their bones bleach in boundless tomb,
Where jassamine, and wild rose bloom,
And bomb-shell once did loudly boom,
But millions freemen e'er shall bless
Those noble dead in the Wilderness.
How many hearts yet bleed and yearn
For those who never will return,
Whose pillows dewed with tears each night
With weary watch by taper's light
But little they know, and who can guess,
They fill grave in the Wilderness.
No more at morn shalt those warriors be
Awaked by the martial reville, .-.-.
They heed no more the march or drill
Taking their rest with "arms at WILL"
The freed war spirit has joined the blest
While their clay still moulds in the Wilderness.
There the wild fox prowls as ever before,
And minglcs his vail With the breakers roar,
And the hunting pack with their yclping cry
Pursue the young fox that is doomed to die,
And the nightingale perched on cedar tree
Pours fourth its souls best melody; "a
But nothing can break the sad sad spell
Of those who in the Wilderness fell
AsnTABuIA. Sept 12 1865. / H'aiNN
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IA, WORD FROM BEECHER.---Henry
Ward Beecher regarded as the most gift
cd divine in the United States, has for,
,cible way putting things from force OF
habit. A recent letter from him con-
cludes. as follows: .,I .o, ,i',,st :.
Since all the men that helped destroy
this government are raliylng aroqna
Seymour, it is fit that all the men wlo
stood fort Union should gather ABOUT
Grant. It is an hour that will not nap
nen in a mans lifetime. No young man
can well afford to throw away his efance.,
Even if done, it ought to be in favor OF
some better man than he who, through
all the years from 1860 to 1868, studied
how to help southern treason without
incurring the risks and pains of overt
and courageous reasonable acts.
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Trains do not stop at stations where the time is omitted
in the above table.
~ Second Glass Cars all Through Trains e.
All through trains going Westward. connect at Ceve-
land, with Trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus Cincin-
natl. indianapolis, &c.
Steamboat Express leaves Buffalo at $50 P NJ Sun-
day Night instead of Saturday Night Trains arriving
in Dunkirk at $50 P. M making direct connection with
Trains of Erie Railway. Trains between Toledo and
Erie by Columbus time between Erie and Buffalo
BY Buffalo time and do not stop where time is omit ed
The Saturday Night Express Train from Cleveland at
$50 P. NJ. to Buffalo, and leaves Buffalo for the
East Sunday at 235 P. NJ.
EASTWARD-N. Y. Express, Eastern mail and Night
Express runs through 70 Buffalo without change.
WESTWARD-Night Express. Toledo Express and
Day Express run through to Toledo without change.
n; V Express East. and Day Express West will
on Sundays.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
Supt's Office, Cleveland & Erie Railroad, II
Cleveland. o.. MAY H. 1853 E
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PLANT GRAPE VINK.-Every farmer,
and every one who has vacant spot Of
ground suitable for the purpose, should
consider whether he can do better than
to set out one or more grape vines. The
varieties known are now so numerous
and diverse, that it will not be difficult
to find among them one which shall be
appropriate to the proposed situation,
and bear fruit which will meet the taste
and wishes of the cultivator. The care
required, especially if the number of
vines be small, is not excessive, and it
will be found rather pleasure than 3
toll to give the necessary attention.
The growth'is comparatively rapid-in a
few years only from the time of setting
out, ample reward may be expected in
the shape of luscious fruit. ..r Fa.-4
A grape vine which has once attained
a healthy maturity, is no summer flower,
destined to bloom awhile and speedily
die and decay with reasonable care and
average good future, it will last life
time, constantly bearing larger crops
and repaying the original investment a
thousand times over.
Every such plant, be it fruit tree, shade
tree or vine, is permanent improvement
on the place, and adds or ought to add
to the pride of ownership, the satisfac-
ton which the master feels in contempla-
ting his property, and to the attractive
ness of home to children-not to men
ton the favorable effect which such im-'
proyements exert on the minds of would
be purchasers and the increased money
value which results il it ever becomes
desirable to SELL ''- '''.''' .''-'-.'''
Plant vines then-not necessarily q
vast vineyard yielding fruit by the ton
and wine by the ,bogshead--but one or
two at least, here and there on your
grounds, where circumstances seem to
favor, and see if yon do not find your
self repaid over and over again, as year
after year passes by. eN .1a.y is.i --
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WHOLE, NUMBER, 977
Building Castles in the Air. =.
BY DEACON GRAY.

AIR" The Catsain Nth his Uy1isksrs."
Building castles in the air. is yerv pleasant ,,ork
And the Fourth had many Builders in the City Of New
York; ..--. -
There was 'PendIeton and Andy. Hendricks, Hancock
and score
OflittIe castle builders never dreamed about befor.
Sweet dreams of bread and butter frightened every
And they built fancy castle there to dedicate to
Chase
But Val made them surrender it to seymodr and to
Blair"
So they fooled their time away building castles in the
air."
Building castles in the air" with Yallandigham for
Will hardly catch the gulls for the trick has been
They can view the royal CASTLE to occupy they caf
TOr us us people hearts and rented o(1rant,
Iney may Worsnp butcher Forrest Thurman, Voorhees,
Go for rank reputation and proclaim 1t on the stump
Blair, - -,
But they fooled their time away building castles in the
air."
Building castles in the air., Grant and colrAx never
tried, t ~
But the loysl granite that could check the rebel tide
The soldier the student though sable tint he bore
Could approach their loyal castle nor be driven from the
o.. door. .. .f.t . .l--.-- .-.--.. - .-=e-f
They questioned not his color and they asked other
than f n sr.f fg
To know that were loyal for it's loyal makes the
man - i- I'.'i i --l
Then up with Grant and Colfax, down with Seymour
and with Blair ..... ..s-.-
And don't fool your time away building castles in the
air"
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A Denver Dispatch says that the election in
Colorado on the Sth, resulted in the election OF
Allen A. Bradford, Republican delegate 10
Congress, by an increased majority. The Le-
gislature will undoubtedly be largely Repuoli-
can: .. .
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From the Toledo Blade.
NASBY.

M. Nds6y, at the Instance Of the National Cen
tr1tt Cominittee, goes South 10 Oryanize C0lOred
Seymour and Blair Cubs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-19

COMMISSIONERS RoLLINs.-In this case
on the 9th, inst, the Distrist Attor-
ney produced a telegram from acting
Attorney General Acton, tie the effect
that Solicitor Binckley has not been au-
'thorized by the Attorney General, or any
head of a department to assist in the
prosecution, & has no right to represent
the United States es o6fcio as Solicitor
to the Internal Revenue bureau. Mr.
Courtney stated that he had found Mr..
Binck:ey overBearing, insulting domi-
neering, and Ignorant of the true meth
cd OF procedure; and he found it impos-
bic. 10 get along with him. After some
Comm. Gutman decided that
Mr.. Einckley had no status in the court
and Buckley retired. The examination
was then adjourned to the 18th, and Mr..
Smith, the only party under arrest. was
on his own recignizance. j.
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SUPPORTERS and Trusses.-H. A
heady sole agent for Ftch's Chapin's and Londor
supporters sfSulder Braces Suspensory Bandaoes &c
Sold at wholesale and Retail BY -'-AD-s''' 90
s.,,..,,u,. .ur :. ,ss- IA. HENDRY, Druggist
Ash'AoHla' 9"2: D. le6'. s0a
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sqoCURiots Disac;oclvEn:Yi..-It ny. is reported
that a party Of surveyors has discovered
very extensive rnins on the banks of the
Little Colorado river They extend a,
long the river for many miles, Some of
the walls Of the buildings stfff stand Sc
or eight feet high The streets &Sn &SSn be
traced for miles. The old canals can be
plainly seem. The ground is strewn with
curious crockery. -...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-19

- A man who had scolding wife, being
asked what he did for living, replied
that he kept a hot hoHse. ..c.t s-..H,I,
Why is man who hesitated to sign
the pledge like skeptical Hindoo p
Ans.-Because he doesn't know whether
to give up the jug-ornot. xiv, s...1 ..,
~ John G. SAKE says it is common no.
ton that. if person is born in Boston,
it is unnecessary for the favored individ-
ual to be born again. '' '' 4 -
BIB Krautsalatt's wife discovered the old
hen sitting in the back yard, and "bust
up her nest" Soon after. the poor wife
came in much excited, and. said.a .%MJr
dear Krautsalatt, took the eggs from
Brownie and she has gone and set on
an Old meat az" -@"Let her Set" said the
bilious old fellow, off she sets on an old
ak may he she'll hatchet !'''.'a n.riI4dse.
The report of the N. " Midnight Mission
Society states that since May last, when the
Mission House was first opened for the recep-
ton of fallen women who choose to abandon
their calling. seventy-seyen have been admit
ted. Of these forty-six have abandoned Street
ilife-four having obtained respectable employ
ment and seven having been restored to their
friends While twenty-five have fallen back to
old habits. 80.
The Hippocanpps q propeller OF ninety tons
burden, PLYING between St Joseph, Michigan,
and Ohieago, IN .the peach trade, left 81
Joseph Monday night last with about thirty
passengers and full crew, since which time
nothing has been heard from her As she was
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DRUGGISTS.

CHARLES e. .SWIFT--Ashtabula; Ohio, Dealer
in Drugs and Medicines, Groceries perameTy @ d ana
ing Extracts Patent Medicines of every description,
Paints, Dyes, Varnishes, Brusnes, Fancy soaps Hair
at the prices Prescriptions prepared with suit
able care - esd
Ohio Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints Oils, varnishes, Brushes Dye stus, &C. Choice
Famiy Groceries including Teas, Cofees, &C. Patent
Medicines Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur
attended, to, - - .--- 75S
GEORGE WILLARD, Dealer in DryGoods, Gro
ceries Hats Caps, Boots Shoes, Crockery GlassWare
Also Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware, Sad
dlery Nails Iron, Steel Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils
Dyestuffs, &C.. Main street, Ashtabula. ....-
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HARNESS MAKER.

". n. WILLIAMSON, sadder and Harness Ma
ker opposite Fisk Block Main street. Ashtabua, Ohio,
hand and makes to order, In the best manner,
everything in his line .s., IL - S69
r, O.. FORD, Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles,
Harness. Brides Collars Trunks, Whips, &c, oppo-
site Fisk House, Ashtabula, Ohio. s $40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-19
BREWERS.

RADF0HD a HAIN, Brewers. ofice and Brew
erY in old NJ E. Church. Main street, Ashtabula Ohio.
SO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-19

PosT OFFS, CoNFEDRIT y ROADS,
(Wich is i'll the State NV Kentucky, :
Anr d 1858
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CLOTHIERS.

PIERCE & HALL, Dealers in Clothing, Hats,
Caps, and Gents Furnishing Goods, Ashtahnla, u S34
BRUCE, AMIDON &c WAITE, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing
Goods. Hats. Caps, &c. Ashtabula. $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-19

SEYMOUR q GIDDINGS, Manufacturers of
Doors Sash and Blinds Bevel Siding, Flooring Fenc
ing Mouldings Scroll Work. Turning, SC. Also deal
ers in Rough and Planed Lumber, Lah, Shingles, and
Building Materials generally Cal and see our yarie
ties of Fence their Planning Mill corner Main Street
and Union Alley, Ashtabula, Ohio. -
WIN SEYMOUR. 963-tf A c. GiDDlNGS.
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AM" The CqBsain NTH his WT1iakers'
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MANUFACTURERS.
BOOK STORE.

M, G, DICK, Dealer in Books Stationery, Fancy
Goods Yankee Notions Toys, Wall Paper, Window
Shades Sheet Music and Music Books. Agent for the
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs. SSl