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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-09

AraiIroad is projected from the city Of
Lawrence, in Kansas, due south to Gal
weston, Texas, on tie shore Of the gulf
of Mexico, and is now i'll process of con
struction. This line passes directly
through the Indian territory, the open
ing of which to settlement is therefore a
necessity, as otherwise this railroad can
not be finished or successfully operated.
a still more important reason is, that
therood running westward through Ar
kansas, connecting wlth the Memphis and
Charleston line, and travelling the val
ley ofthe Canadian river to New Mex
fco, cannot be constructed without the In
dian territory being opened to settle
ment. And again; railway facilities
would do more toward civilizfng the In,
dams than almost any other physical
agency.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-09

Iowa has three lady edItors nanleu re-
spectively Money, Read and Hartshorn
wealthy, literary, pungent. {,
AIirabeau, when asked by o friend
which was better, the single or the mar
Red state, replied ''Whichever resolu--
ton you come to, repentance will fol-
low
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-09

SUPPORTERS and Trusses-H. A.
" HeHdry sole agent for Fitchs, Chapin's and LondcI
Supporters Shoulder Brace2 SuspcnsOry Gandagcs &c
Sold at wholesale and Retail by
II. \. UENDIY, Druggist
Ashtabula, Aug. ,, 1867. 902
u OW is the time to buy your Tin
ware. Great reduction in prices ut
A. =. ETXBY & cos.
~ ANTED "A WooD TURNER.
Address, SEYMOUR & GIDDINGS
G-if hsadbua, Ohio.
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DRUGGISTS.

CHARLES Il. SSYIFT-Ashtabula, Ohio, Dealer
in Drugs and Medicines, Groceries, Perume5y T and
Fancy Articles superior Teas, Coffee, Spices, Flavor
iny Extracts Patent Medicines of every description
Paints, Dyes, yarnshes, Brushes Fancy soaps HALF I
at the lowest prices Prescriptions prepared with suit
ahie cara' S9j
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-09

GEORGE WILLARD, Dealer in Dry-Goods: Gro
ceres, Hats, Caps Boots, Shoes Crockery Gass-Wa
Also Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware, sad
dlery Nails ron Steel Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Uyestuffs, &c, Main street. AshtaSula.
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HARNESS MAKER.

ker opposite Fisk Block, Main street. Asha5ua, Ohio,
as on hand and makes to order, in the best manner,
everything in his line. SGD
p C. FORD, Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles,
Harness. Brides Collars, Trunks, Whips, &C., oppo
site Fisk House. Ashtabula, Ohio. 50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-09

HEyDRY & KING, Main streets, Ashtlbula,
Ohio Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
Paints Oils Varnishes Brushes Dye Stuffs &C. Choice
Family Groceries including Teas, Coees, &c, Patent
Meicines Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur
~ sttenjed to 75S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-23
Jdnes n. Spdtes, ReailJatpr
Ter neuGttn @are.
H%cgjftratiUrS ScfaBntnafHrg.
Sttmmgeber Der St1bt Baltimore
40. IEtdrN.

Rddeem Ter underestimate @fbilrir Seahte her ,ctnltH.
HaTt her Sthet Baltimore pom @pustrntur ron Wdrp!out
iab hem am IS. Diiri 1868 ssnebml4 ten erlade Ter Wt[.e
lebuRB sInannt bic ReltlrirunS Zee SttmMafper beiaater
lSare rcaenest, tie OnginGlile In DeIniebsGt her BelGu
nun5en he aaten GrIadeS pertfSatliht uhp Eegtbnet 65t, e.
Tart e. nanpitbr, ens bic in ErlGtutsn %atrauulsH pei lcherI
nm ctthnlti IN er ~. g1are IN ben preIRitsH, Wattr sertr
tie rlmtnllh auf eilbri, ttrth.tlt ine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-23

Gtrpbcn 8. MHartin, Ne5ifralpr
her aGten MaTe,
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new York Oa,rIe Market.

0EW YORK, March 8.
Receipts Tor the week.. .49l beeves,
Il, $50 sheep and lambs; L, ,24O hogs.
bEEP CAITLE-The market for Bee1
Cattle to-day was only moderately ac.
tive, the wants OF butchers being com.
paratIvely small; the sales made were
Gt a reduction OF 1<aAc from the rates
on last Monday. There were on sale
about 200 head at the n Rtional drove
head, and los at CommunipaW. Extra
lots sold al 1870; prime 1s5<als1zc; firz:
quality 171zalsc; fair to good 167< aI71<c;
interior TO ordinary 12A16c.
SHEEP AND LAlIBs-The market for
Sheep and Lambs was decidedly firmeE
during the former part OF the week,
prices being fully 1c higher, but to-
ward the close less frmness was per-
ceptible. To-day at all the yards the
market was only moderately active,
and prices weak, though about &c
higher than last Monday. There were
l3 CATS on the market at 4Oth street
where the sales included 3SS Michigan
sheep. 9Ia92 lbs average, at sasJ<c; 4Os
Illinois, 81 lbs, at 71<aTsSc. Quotations
Extra s24a9%c; prime Sas1<c; COM
mon to good 61<a73zc; interior &c.
= SwISE-The market for Swine is dull
and heavy to-day al 9a92<c for common
to heavy prime corn fed. There were
on sale II cars at 40th street, and :, ,2O5
head at COmmunipaw; I07 head, 125 lbs
average, brought exc.
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WASHINGTON.
The War Office rendered to General
Schofield.
The Presidents Council Named.
General Hancock Standing on his
Dignity. he is not to be
Relieved.
Legal Tenders vs.. Bank Currency
Final Vote on Randall's Bill
Today.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-It is stated
on what is presumed TO be good au-
thority, that the President, previous TO
appointing Adjutant General Lorenzo
Thomas Secretary of War, dd inter
i'm, rendered that position to General
Schotield, who declined 1t in a respect
full manner.
Jeremiah 8. Black, Attorney General
Stanbery and Benjamin r Curtis, of
MassR Ohusetts, have been positively
determined upon as counsel for Presi-
dent Johnson in his impending trial.
Several additional gentlemen will be
associated with those already selected
bnt as they have either not yet been
consulted or given any assurance OF
acceptance. in the event of being chosen,
nothing definite, as yet, has been done.
The President will submit his whole
case to his counsel. They will act for
him, and their acts will be considered
his acts. The counsel have had
several consultations with the Presi-
dent and among themselves, but no
conclusions have been arrived at as to
the details of the defence.
Gen. Hancock, in renewing his re-
quest to be relieved, bases ii on the
ground that his sense of self-respect
impels him to SO do. His request will
be denied. as there is no officer OF the
proper rank to succeed him.
The final vote on Mr.. RandRll's bill
substituting legal tenders for National
Bank currency. will be taken by the
Committee on Finance to- morrow. Nu-
merous National Banks are represent
ed here, endsavOring 10 defeat it.
WAsHISeToN, March 9.-Mr. Field
closed the argument to-day in the Nc
Ard1e case. The motion in the Georgia
Injunction Case will be argued on the
regular motion day, next Friday.
16.49l acres of land were disposed Of
in February at the Humboldt, Kansas,
land office.
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HAVANA, March s.-The mail stea-
mer has arrived from Vera Cruz.
The trials OF the persons alleged TO
have been engaged in the late oOnspira-
cy to overthrow the Juarez government
are progressing. The plan was 10 as
sasslnate the members of the Juarez
cabinet, overcome the regiment station
ed at the place, rob the treasury and in
dulge in scenes of rapine ana murder.
Troops have been dispatched to Quell
the revolution al MaLaIlAn.
The affairs of Corliss & Co., New
York agent for the Mexican loan have
been satisfactorily settled. Mr.. Tiff,
of that firm, Is q passenger on the staA-
mer and will sail for New York on
Tuesday next.
Everything is quiet in the Mexican
Rennhlic.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

LONDON, March 9th.-The Fenian
prisoners at Sligo have been taken from
Dublin to London for trial. Mr.. GiI-
ford has been appointed Vice-Chancel-
lor.
LONDON, March s.-Evening.-Cou.
soils 9S1s for both money and account;
[. S. bonds steady at7l34; Illinois Cen
tral 1sz4.
LIVERPOOL, March 9.-Cotton closed
firm; sales OF only 900 bales of mid.
ding uplands on the spot at 1O<a1ld;
ahoat lOlsd; Orleans 1O1sd. Breadstuhs
and provisions unchanged. Sugar firm
ANTWERP, March h9:h.-Petroleum 4a
francs.
LONDON, March 9tk-lo m.-Consols
9Sa9S1sd for both money and accounts
L. $. bonds 7l5s; Illinois Central 1885.
LIVERPOOL. March 9-12 m.-ColLon
irregular. Breadstut1s firm.
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
For Diseases Of the Throat and LuRSU,
such as Coughs. COId~. Wh0OPInS
Cough. BrOnchiTis. Asthma,
and COuSuuIuTIou

Probably never before ia the whole history OF
medicine has uIythtIG won SO widely and deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind. ILI= sAr, lent
remedy Tor pulmonary complaints, Through = long
series ofvear-, and among Of Iit'. races 1f
men IL has risen higher and higher rstlns-
bon, il has become better known. IT, uniform
character and Hover to the vitrGus GcctIons
Of the lungs and throat have made It known
h4bi" protector against them While l1HItcd u
miideT forms Il! disease and to Young riuIlreU II IL
Iht time TIE most sfcCfuai TrWrtE lIaT rHn
gerOus affection. Of the throat and lungr- A. q pT1-
vision. against sudden attack -! r0ay, Il hound
ne kept hand in "very family, unt indeed all
arr. sometimes subject colds aug o.BgEl- ali
shauld b. provided with tins autiioit for them.
Although settled COT~sfTISJ J'fi0EI i- tnUurur Ill
Cur4tlc still grcii number Oi else WHrg- LIs Dis
ease seemed settled. have t,e.u CHtupeTrlr HuTe1
and tie patient restored t. sound hes.lti fv ua
CherTV E'scforHI. 30 complete Is IL Iul-tcTE
over the disorders OF The Lunc= an1 TflrH1f. That
the obstinate them yield % IL When NON
ing else rnuid reach them, under .nr GhrEEy Pee
fOE0l they suh-iit. and di-aTIr'tr-
SINGERS and Public Speakers 1ni rreGt pro
lection from IL
4~fh,"1 i aiwIys relieved md often wholly
cured by IL
Hr1,Ichifis j. generally cur-i hs talfrs the
Cherry T""fOrHl small and freq uenf doses,
30 generally IL virtues known tlIat II D. uD-
p"ne=-Hry to puh=h the Cer1iIcaI.s of them here
or do more than assure the public that qualities
arr FULLY maintained.
Prepared by
DIR. u. {. AVER 4 CO.. LOWELL. MASS.
For sale by T H LOGAN d 60.
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River and Wen1bCr

and rising; the Allegheny is rising at
Oil City; considerable floating ice.
Weather cloudy, with indications OF
rain.
ST. LOUIS, March e.-The late rains
have swollen all the streams. on the
North Missouri; many bridges have
been washed away, and considerable
other damage done. The Missouri
river has risen three feet at St. Joseph,
indicating that the rains have been
heavy along the course of that stream
northwArd. Heavy rains have also
fallen in Kansas, and the Kaw and
other rivers in that State are much
swollen. There is no doubt that navi-
cation will be pretty generally resumed
to northern points in q few days.
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ca, from MIke McCooIe-He ChaIIeD
Ees Allen, the EnEIishnnRu.

S. LOUIS, March 9.-The following
card sppears in this mornings papers:
Having been advis ed by mum ber of
my warmest friends that it would be
injudiciOus for me to enter the prize
ring previous to the consummation
OF match with Joe Coburn for the
championship and ten thousand dol
lars, in justice to them must decline
fighting until after that, but if Mr.. Al
len, of England, who is in this city, and
who has done considerable mouth
Dragging, is really desirous to meet
me in square stand-up fight according
TO the new rules OF the London Prize
Ring, am ready to make a match
with him for g, 500 a side or as much
more as he may please TO make it. The
fight to take place within fifty miles of
ST. Louis. and sixty or ninety days af-
ter my fight with Coburn. As always
mean business ! will deposit $500 as
forfeit, at the Broadguage saloon,
Chestnut street, at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning, March 9. As soon as this
sum is covered will meet Mr.. Allen
to sign the necessary articles.
[Siguedl MIKE MCCooLE,
Champion Of An6IIcu.
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CALIFORNIA.

AshOre--snow SIIde--Loss of Life.
Destruction of Properly.
SAN. FRANCISCO, March s.-The British
iron ship, NiscAtR, which sailed hence
yesterday for Liverpool, with a cargo
just outside the Golden Gate last night.
A portion Of her cargo was thrown
over board. The vessel became en-
bedded in the sand it WAS impossible to
move her.
a snow slide five or six miles In
length, near Cisco, on the Central Pa
ciic Railroad, :iIled six Cinnamon and
buried seven locomotives, and destroy
ed considerable other property.
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FIRES,

SAco, Maine, March 9.-An incendi-
ary ire here last night destroyed HMl's
market house, Libby's barber shop, Dr..
Grants drug store, Drs. Snow q Lib
by's offices, and Gurney's grocery
store. Loss ten thousand ,dollRrH.
Gurney insured; no other insurance.
NEW YORK, March e.-The Catholic
ch urch in Sidney Place, Brooklyn, was
burned yesterday. Loss $1,000 dollars.
SeverabIe valuable paintings were de-
stroyed with the building.
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of the Board of Fire Underwriters to-
day, IT was resolved unanimously that
a rebate oils per cent be made to as
sure.
The steamer Europa. from Glasgow.
arrived to-day.
The Hoboken ferry boat Morristown,
there was nobody aboard.
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Arrested for Violation of tne Revenu.

FORTRESS MONROE, March e.-Ex-
Mayor Collins; Of portsmouth, Va, has
laws. He owned whisky distillerv
and a schooner laden with whisky.
both OF which were seized in Dismal
Swamp yesterday.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Ffnley's large
distilIery was seized on Saturday
night, by Collector Bailey, 1t was rum
ming at the time, aud will be in charge
of n United States Marshall.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

At ISS MAIN STREET, (FORMERLY
a Wyxes q CO.,I has for many Year, been
Tie pride OF the W6st, and to-day IS nc
RnOWiEIdgbd 70 be the best Gallery In the
state for plRln, OH. India Ink and Water
COIOred Photographs, including Cards and
Porcelain OF rare beauty and nnish. To
those Who appreciate Ane work, and hAvs
bean diGRAtlBhsd with pictures taken at other
establishments, are invited To give the "Old
Reliable" a trial
n. R.-SpeCiRl attention given TO children.
Small pIctures, copied 10 any size on style.
q. ". LOSE q CO.,
lS9 Main street, Wheeling. opposite Union
st, over SheIb's Music Store. 1un1S
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ALABAMA.


WLHcIhI heLuFElA OF Inc EIeeIIons
New YORK, March "a Mont,
gomery, Alabama, despatch of the Sth
states that the official returns of the
late election have been made mp. Oi
III 900 registered votes little over 7O,-
600 were cast, and not all of them fol-
the Constitution. The white vote is in
significant not over 9ne in twenty.
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new ORLEANS.
City Papers APOIOgizEnE for JeGE. Da,
VLs aud Gen. Hancock.
Trouble AnticIpAIed-.-ProcI
of the mayor.


Adjournment of the Convention.
New YORK, March "a New Or
leans special. dated the Sth, says; The
opposition city papers are still apollo
giEing tor the conduct of Jefferson Da-
Wis and Hancock, on the occasion of the
6remen's parade. Not one OF them
condemns it. Gen. Hancock's policy
seems still more ruinous; the city notes
have deprecated TO Is cents discount,
and a panic exists in the city.
The Mayor of the city, anticipating
trouble, issued a proclamation to-day,
indirectly charging General Hancock
and the leading rebels here with the
responsibility of any event that may
occur. The people are anxiously
hoping that Grant will send safer and
abler commander to minister affairs
in this district.
The Convention adjourns tomorrow.
The Constitution was signed yesterday
seven Conservative members declining
to afi1 their signatures. The pay Of
the members ceased yesterday.
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BANGOR, ME-, March s.-The city
election to-day resulted in the choice OF
The vote stood lis to 1907. a Rs5ub.
lican gain of l57 from last fall.
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Other Those who hAY=s
tried il, know THAI ii cured them. tho>, VINO hsvt.
not know thsI II cures their neEhbors ana .rteuis
and all know that what ii does once IL docs ALWAYS
TINT II never talls through Any fault neglect oi
its composition We have. and can show thou
sands upon thousands of certificates OF -eInarkG-
BILE cures OF the following complaint Dul -ucn
cures are known III every neiEhoorhpod. and WV
conditions II all climates containing neither nAio-
mel or any dcleieriouS drug. they may ~. taken
them ever fresh and makes them pleasant /.
take while being purely vegetable no karin
arise from their use IN any quantity
They operate by their powerful influence ou tie
internal Vlscera TO purify the blood Rnd stimulate Il
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organ- OF the
body, restoring their irregular action to health Hp1
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are gwen in the wrapper
the box, for the following complaints, winch these
For BysPcr@ia or IndIgesrIOn, Li.rIea.-
mesa. LanEuOr and LOas of Appetite. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the sUoir-
ach and restore it, healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complains and its various svTup-
toms billions Headache. sick H Hend0Che-
J0undiCe or Green StCkneA@. Bilious
Collie and EBilfOTs Fever. they should r- u
Ciciousy taken for each case the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cAnse it
For DysenEery or DiarrhOeGl. hut one mild
For RheumaTism. Cont. Gravel. THalpI-
t1TiOn of the Heart. Pain an the side,
Rack and I,OiDH- they should he continuously
taken a. required, TO change The diseased action Of
the system With such change those complaints
For Dropay and DrOPNACaI SW WeIlinES they
should lie taken IN large and frequent doses 10 pro
duce the effect Of drastic purge.
For SuPpresston Il large dose should he taken
As II produces the desired edeCt 10y sympathy.
A. IliHRCr PHI. take one or two E'iilN 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach aud
bowels INTO healthy action restores the hpIeete.
and lnvlEorEtes the system Hence 1t l. 0itcu So
vantageous where no serious teranEement eNists-
One VINO le6is tolerahiE Vel Often hnds uia! dose
of these F'iI!S makrs lin feel decidedly better from
their Clean7nE and renovattc'g effect tho IlEes-
tive apparatus. There numerous whefNs
purgatIv6 j. required, which cannot enumaI-
ate here, hut they suggest themselves 10 everybody.
md where the This E'i!f Known, the
public 10 longer doubt wha; TO employ.
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Chicago.

Chicago.
MARCH 9.-FLoUR-Quist and un-
changed.
90. Corn-Scarcely so firm and low
er; SS5zaSS7<c for new No. /; seller all
May, 92a93c. ORts-Firm with a fair
demand at 573<a575<c. Rye-Firm and
better al 81 6l1<a1 IS. Barley-Firm al
81 14R2 Is.
PRov1s1oNs--Duu. Pork-$2s 5Oa
"a 90. Lard-Dull at 15al51<c. Bulk
MeRts-Flrm and q uiet; shoulders 1Oc;
rough sides 1l1zc; short ribbed 121+a
127zc; clear sides I3c.
ST. Louis.
MARCH S.-FLouR-very quiet and
unchanged.
very choice fall, which is better at e. 70
az 20. Confirm and held higher;
sales at S5assc. Oats-Steady at 66s69c'
Barlsy-deld higher. Rye-Firm at
81 Gal IL.
PRovIsIoNs-Very duh with no buy
ers al Saturdays quotations. Lard
Without QnOtable cnAnge.
Toledo.
MARcR 9.-GRAIN-wheat 2aSc bet
ter; sales white Michigan At e O9. Corn
Ike better; sales No. at 951<c; closing
with few sellers at 95c.. OAts-QuieI;
held at sc, with-66c bid. Rye-Ssles
No. at 81 So; No. at 81 So.
SEEDs-Better; clover s. 40.
MARCH 9.-Msrkst hrm with an ND
ward tendency in corn, oats, rye and
barley.
MARCH H9.-FLOUR-Firm at SO 90.
HkAlN-Wheat-Best at 81 OK for
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
The New Maryland Senator
Sworn in.
Bountles for Drafted Men and
Deserters.
Payment of the National Debt
Declaration by the House.
claims of Loyal Citizens in the
South.
The Admission of Alabama.
The Question of Funding the
Public Debt.
The Status OF Texas--Uniform
Suffrage in all the States.
Startling Disclosures.
An Eighteen Million swindle in
the Treasury Department.
False Certificate of Cancelled
Bonds.
a Committee to Investigate.
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Buffalo,

MARCH 9.-Msrkst firm with an up
ward tendency in corn, oats, rye ant
barley.
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MrdifaI.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For ALI the purpose. of La.ur,,e Ned


Perhaps no one meii-
cine l. 80 universally re-
Qunr.d b. everybody a<
q cathArtIc, nor yy,ls ever
any before SO universal
ly adopted INTO use. in
every country suaAm1us.
all classes, aS til!f ull
but efficient pu4gAIiyr
PH- The 0,iy1Uu. rsa-
son Is. thsT il Is . uinrs r.
liable and far tua-y cce--
tuAl remedy f'lGu any
other. Thn... win hsE..
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sOO LIS EXCELSIOR HAND PoIsT-
OUU sd HOrse shoe Nails, assorted EEss.
P. C, HILDRETh q RRD.
oseB g Aatn Street.
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MARCH 9.-FLoUR-Firm at SO 90.
GKA1N-Wheat-Best at 81 OK fo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-03-10
Poetry.

For the SPECTATOR
Jesus, Saviour, let me be,
Owned, washed, fed, and clothed by Thee.
s'Owned as one of thy children "Washed in
thy precious blood" Fed with the sincere milk
of the word, and clothed with thy righteousness"
Own me, OH my Saviour,
Own me, OIL my God,
Wash me from my impurity,
Cleanse me with thy blood =
All! yes, with thy own precious blood.
Oh! my meek sl.lh lowly Saviour,
My trust is staid on Thee.
e Until from sin, and sorrow,
l shall be forever free
Yes, shall be forever free.
Nothing, Oh! my Saviour,
Ahi nothing can / bring,
But SINFUL wicked heart,
And to thy cross 1 cling
Yes simply to thy cross cling.
I will cling to this my Saviour,
will plead thy dying love,
And when l sue for favor
Shall be rejected from above p
Ali how sad, to be rejected from above.
OH Jesus all compassion,
Thy dying love- see,
My sins shall be forgiven,
And l shall live with Thee
Yes, ever live with Thee.
With Thee Oh! blessed Saviour,
<-1i And those loved ones gone before,
4 I'll spend blessed eternity,
And live there evermore-
Yes, on that happy, happy shore.
Why should not be cheerful?
Why should l e. er be sad?
With this delightful prospect,
My heart should feel so glad
Yes, feel forever, ever glad.
Although, on earth I'm lonely,
For earthly joys have fed,
Upon Thee, my blessed Saviour,
will lean my weary head
Ever lean my weary, weary head.
All through this lonely pilgrimage,
Upon Thee will [ rest,
Until Thou call me to thy home,
Where are mansions for the blest,
And sweet and endless rest
Yes, sweet and endless rest
HERMITAGE, Deerfeld, Va, Feb. Goth, 1868.
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