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he wiA send to Aaents free Of charge

viii tho of ether CIuFs SIZE in addition
TO which cla 70 give better goods ofhe same CHAR
acsss.
HTe ,ciH send to agents free Of charge.
Prr . cish Of 30 and Three DcIlars--l doz good
linen Shirt FroHs. set Solid Gold etnds All wool
Cashmere, for pants. Fine white Counterp.ne large
size. eloquent ksinoral skirt. 20 yards brown or
bleached Sheeting good quality, yard wide. elegant
100 Picture Morocco bound Photo Album 1dorbe ens
stsseseopa and IL Foreign Views silver plated en-.
gravsd 6botsle Castor. elegant Blk Fam with Ivory
or sandal Wood Frame, fsath.red edge and spangied
Steel Carving Knife and Pork very best quality. ivory
balanced handle handsome beaded and lined Parasol
~. best quality Ladies' Serge Congress Boots. doz
nnr Linen Towels. 4 don Rogers best Silver Dessert
sEs1sd Napkin Rings. doz. Ladies' aue Merro or
Cotton Stocking Gents heavy chased solid Gold Ring
pr. Ladies high cut BAlmorai Boots elegant De-
lame Dvess Pattern Violin and Bow in box complete
l set JssNlry IN, ear drops, and sleeve buttons.
Pr Clab. pr 20 ana Five DsIiars-1 black or
pr. Al wool slsoi.s.. Enraved silver plated bo.t.
Revolving Castor. beautiful Writing Desk. solid
Gold Scarf Pin. So yds very fine Cashmere for Pants
and Vest. set Ivory balanced handle Knives with sill
plated Fofks elegant satin PAFasol. heavily bead
ed and lined With silk 1pr gents Calf Boots. so yd.
yard vde 40 yis x vd. wide good quality. 1iadesi
elegant Morocco Travelling bag. square Wool shs~l
plain Nc! .ich Psp,n Drsss pattern ~ yds. double
plated Tea Pot. syds double width proof cloth
cloakirg
For glss Of 100 and Ten poi'ars-l rich Mert-
no og Thihet DreO pattern. pair hne Damask Table
Oehs and Napkins 70 match. psk gents French Calf
Boots. heavy, silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher
Very Ane all Wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloak. web very
best quality brown or heaehed shestine. yds.
o1aa0des 1bf sulk slaGaut PopliA nress pattern
elegant 1eglish Berag Drsss pattern beautiful Eng
lish Hers,e fhau set Ivory balanced handle Knives
ard FORKS. lsdies gents aiver Hunng-cass Watch
DArtlett Hand, Portable Sewing Mschins Splendid
Family Bible. steel engrayinss With record ard photo
graph pages % yds Rco Hemp Cafpeting good c0lor-
| pair good arseilles Quilt. good barrel Revolver
elegant fur muh and cape. ] single barrel Shot Cur
Silver rlated engraved bottled Revolving Castor cut
glass bottles. very fine Violin and Bow, in case set
Ivory balanced Knives aud Forks
Presents 5elssg.r Clubs increase in the ratio
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT
STATE TICKET.

Fbr Secretary y &ase,
ED. WRIGHT, of Cedar County.
Nr Auditor at Sate
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County
m Treantrer Of S1te,
SAM'LE. RANKIN, Of Washington County
FIR Repiaer NJ aas> Land 0hee.
G. C. CARPENTER, of Webster County
m Atosrey Gsa-va1
HENRY O'CONNOR, of Museatine County
ron MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
fs,,t D,,tyiss-aEORaEA ". MccRARYr
Seond D1.trict-coL. WILLIAM sMYTH
n.vfh rE,tytrt-WILLIAM LOUGHRIDQk
nm pssf,ic. FRANK ". PALMER.
arth Diso~S----
for Judge Of Circuit Our.
,ouN ruArpu ~ u.prvtcountv
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THE Baltimore turn-round ~ the Swsnn
men for Grant and Colfax is one OF the phe-
nomena OF the day. Miracles are no longer
doubtful events Thevery men who crushed
republitanism in Maryland now undertake
10 reconstruct it, and they have the numbers
requisite to it,. Wonders will never cease
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CLAUk = = n ~ : = =
WE TELL THEM (THE REpUBLIcANsl
THAT THE DAYS OF THEIR TYRANNY AND
THIEyING ARE FAST DRAWING TO A
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL 60 OUT OF
OFFICE AT THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION EITHER BY BALLOTS OR BY
HULiETs-BY BALLOTS III THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE, AND BY Bull
LETS IF THEY ARE NoT.--Gaqeh IN The
TunAsifHfioH,
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Life is divided into three terms; that
which was, which is, and which will be. Let
us learn from the past to profit BY the present
and from the present TO live better for the
future.
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HALL s
Vegetable SS;;ssii!ian Hair Remover

Ere,Y Heor increases INC fogH-
{drifv Of this rufadbic liar Prep
urnfioH, Which IL due IN merit
atone. Ne can assure orr oid
patrons that II IL Eey,f rum Hp to
its HfyH sfHHdnrd, nita to those
uft0 hare Herer usca II are ran
confidently KdH. thai IL is the oHtH
reiinbie ma perjectrd prepnrn-
ton tn restore GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to its youtijni rotor. nanh-
ing IL soft, instrons. and sifhen
the scdtp. on Hs nse. becomes
uhife and c{eaH; IL reinores all
eruptiOns dnd dHnttrnH, and on
its tonic properties prerenfs the
hair from failing out. as it slim
uidfes and n0ufishes the Hni1.
glands. BY its use the hair Dro,cs
thicker aud stronger. IN bdtdHess
It restores the capillary giahd.
to their normal riOor, ana HiI
create near gro,cth ercept in
e.rheRie old 0uc. ~ Is the mos.
economical HAIR DRESSING
eeer used. rs II requires feHer
dDpficdtioas, ui,f gtrcs The hair
that spteHdid gfossU appearance
so much ddWired bU afk. Il. 4.
Hayes, ~. d.. stnfr AssaBer Of
Mass, savs, "ihe constituents are
pure anil c0ret'aHB sfftcf~d for
eyeeiirst gn0itfg. and eoHsifftr
IL the BEST rnas'iss ttfos [rr
us tnteHtie1 purposes. ne pub
fish a f,.p.ffisf on the hair, Whieh
are set,d fl'ee on mait ftn0a dpEfi~
et,tisi4, .s,tfrh t0i2fdfg,s cDiHuten-
daforY noftres IToHt ckefgHracn.
Uhysicidps. TIC press. nut offters-
Ne Hare matte the stat,Y ~ Tire
hair and as diseases u 4pcrtGtfy
.or years. and knor mat sre ,adhe
the most elfecttre preparation iof
TIE restoration otd the prrser''o-
ton If the knir. eItdHt. eha So
acknowledged bY the best fedia
cal amt Chemical Authority.
Sod By al Druggists aud he1te.t IN H5f'ei"s
COOK, C01uRH 4 CO.
GsD'l Agents Tor North Western States
81 DEaRB0RE ST., CHICAGO. ILL.
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A DEMOCRATIC paper says that- mAorder
secure Seymour's election, they mus. get
out every Democratic voter. Can t do It, for
most Of EN- ire in to long.
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This splendid Hair Dye IL the best y lshs yorld ~
oily srse AID perfect Dys; harmless fslkle. hnsa6o
ssous NO diappointment hdiculons tintE rspasMsi
he Ill effects Of bsd dyG huapntsls and leaves tn
Hair soft and bssusisl, b,scf brcssn- Sold By IL
Druggists and psrfnmes, aud properly spplisa At Batch
iore's Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street, New York.
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FOR the cure 81 consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dron.
cn't'.. HAeeAas .Gepsh. Dys:
pepsia. aeneral AeD.l.,, nei
PartAcaiarly fdr All other Dis-
eases of the Throat, and Lungs.
This Syrup Is intended as icu1e-aIl." nsr is IT
those diseases for which il Is pre.ar-dnpcn which the
puhAc NAV rs.y Nth Oonadelee y nc,e1gsriu.a,,
na,i.g been e NE al nay n..s.a
~ same srd, .seiy shs cnrsof tkat ins5dsoul ind
.Ss ssss ass
dosger Of this disesse il in it, stsathy appreaeh.
'Mttie cold slight cough" il All & nsss 4, viii
1t grows worse-and finally Cor sumption snds IN
death, which might and should have been cured In IT.
incfpierey In the event Of these primitive symptoms
~ calcn sled them and time sOuld b. Lost
IN applying the remedy-deay il merely suicidal for
Consumption ia whatever stage II mar present ITSELF IL
In fe VIII the patient realize the fatal truth OF
are s IN this fatal Consumption, surely
viii b II not taken hold of.s oocc and the remedy
timely and persi.tsntly applied
Many taseres have been INDUCED in - to the alass
Of Consumption. Among the most enghtened minds
purpose discuss thls matter but is evident 70 ~
ali that the fell dissae among and II Is
incs 70 curs and II h 70 this end hat have direct.
ed our efforts in the preparation of this Syrup Rom
the dangers Of delay ts early stages spoken
Freely aed dnce-ely.l Wishing to do good TO our rsce
sc wo.ed ado1sh ~ athlete 70 "vork while It e yet
Death sets In, when no man can work" Again. and
finally loss precious which viii bring such sore
repsnsance and such dirsful retributfon.
y. wsssstA rsr syrup1s ss,l y IN Drssessts.
LORD 4 ssHTz, CAisaes.
~ Ss -
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realm. Stand at the altar of ydsT country.
swear eternal hatred ofits oppressors. Swear
that the day shallcqpe, if talese oppressors
shall continue, when the Susqdehanna and
the Ohio shall be like rivers offire. as they
are now rivers OF blood, between your natiye
no man shall attempt to cross, and i've. !.
= We do not love, and will not pretend
to love, that Union, though we are havsing
to obey the lawsuf The coDqu@or
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FOR PRESIDENT

FOR rREsIDKNIs
GEN. u. S. GRAN I,
OF ILLINOIS.
~ FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
xrHUYLER l0LE.aI.
or INDIANA A4-i4A ~
PnKslDEHTIAL ELECTORs'
Ftv-Ae Rtnte at LFnpe.
S. L. GLASGOW, Of Wayne County.
]. B. YOUNG, Of Linn County.
FIR 0ngr.snonal Dfstytcts
y-HrRAM scuOliEID, OF Hashinstch County.
u-J.T LANE, Of Scott County
I'LL. u. ROGERS. Of Fa,ette Conntyl
Iy--J0AN MEYER. Of Jasper County
y-WM.HALE, Of Mills County
VS. u. TAFT. of Humboldt Connty.
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Our Commissions to Agents

Fxeeed Of every other establishment OF the kind
proof Of this be found In comparing cur premium.
Vii tho of ether CLuFs OF SIZE, in addition
to which claim 70 gvs better goods eithe CHAR
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"A x III -.
ALL STYLES 4 SHAPES
SGET YOURS FOR NOTHING.-es

Any one who sends Us an order for FIVE f5} AXES,
1t 0N1 DOLLAR AND HALR EACH, with the cash,
will receive OHE EXTRA, FOR NOTHING.
We win put Axe Alongside Of any other make and
prove the best finished and the largest sse measur
Ing two and . halfinches.
We nave made Axes twenty two years, and won't
Yield the palm in shape any manufacture. and yet
cSnfs u that -Sucker Of iinois ailsd CoBuas beat
% In his patent shape. The circular bit and contnu-
ors sAes the labor produce twice much
adeci.
THIS cur "a IKE fn COLUMN pAlssr Axy
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CLAaErr.s LATEsr PLATFORM.

for Jndge Of nrcnd Qturf
JOHN b. DRAfER. of Henry County.
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eOLDs.BY AEL. URUGGreTr
Anx0 -e-o.A omcs
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WAkfEn. - Z q ta,.s for ! s.au.
wAtrsAre stsrsntse8. A9lcfsA with stanr. Il. D
HAMILTON 4 TO No ia Chestnut Al phiia Pa

"A GENTS.-Rare chance TO make oney. Articles
IA light new, very proftabls Bought By So persons
out ofsvfry 160 70 whom Offer Aadresa With stamp
for circular, GREENE CO., Manrfcs'rs 413 Chestnut
81 Pbila Pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04
PRODUCES Perfect and Permanent

i REDUCES Perfect and Permanent
Cures of the WORST CASES OF CATARRH, "CoLD
IN THE HEAD" COrssa and Catarrhal Headache, as
HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS from well known citizens
and eminent physicians who have used in their private
practice, abnndantly testify.
DIR SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY will relieve the
Pressure and PAN tn the Head caused by sudden attacks
OF cold and in short time will the disease entirely
One Hundred Thousand Persons annually die in this
country of Consumption There is the highest medical
authority for saying that with fully Onehaf if not two
thirds of this number, the disease first
CATARRII IN THE NOSE OR HEAD. The next step
being TO the Throat and bronchial Tubes Lastly. the
Lungs. CATARRH CAN BE CURED. Bronchial 4fec-
tons can be Cured, but CONSUMPTION CANNOT,
therefore it should be prevented while possible.
DR. Sage who is graduate of one of the first Medical
Colleges in the land has been praccing physician and
Surgeon for the past twenty years. He great suf
ceeded in discovering this remedy which effected
Feet AND CUBE in r own, and subsequently in
hundreds of other of this distressing maady The
remedy contains mineral other poison. 1t pro-
duces radical cures and is mild and pleasant to
For Sale by WM. X. ALLEN, jefferson
Ii. A. HENDRY, Ashtabula.
Ard Druggists generally.
Price 50 cents per package. Liberal discount to
Druggists.
WE WILL SEND the REMEDY TO ANY ADDRESS
BY MAIL on receipt of an unton SOC Fractional Cnr-
rency Note and one three cent postage stamp. -Four
Packages to One Address for 81 90 postage free.
Address lwrting name, Post Office county and State
DIR SAGE & CO.
J3Sy Lock Box III, Buffalo y. y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04

AMALGAMATIoN-SoC EQUALITy.-
| The Rev. Mr.. BUTLER, colored preacher
addressed the Kentucky Colored Conyen-
tion, few days ago, in thes words:
The future of this country depends, not
so much on what party is in power, as it
docs on the removal of all disabilities;
they weigh down its people. Then, and
not until then, will the country have
peace We don't ask for social equality.
| never saw that whitewoman that look
ed rs well, in my eyes, as good brown
| coloycd women. And if it wasn't so, we
don't need their social equality, because
our friends, the white folks, have kindly
managed it so that we have every shade
to choose from, from the deepest jet
black to the purest white. Laughter.
And, as there arc 10 ladies present, allow
me to say what the practice of social e.
quality has not been OH our side, but on
the part of the whites, who, in their dark
and devious ways, were not always able,
let us charitably suppose, to tell blacks
from whites. This social equality has
not been sought by us, but they have
run after us; and, though we are now
emancipated free, they haven't stopped.
A voice-"We'll stop it when we get
the testimony"
Yes, that's SO. They had better not
come my way, even now. We say to
them, let us alone we don't want any
mixture. If thoyhad left me alone | might
have known what color 1 was but as it
is, my greatest trouble is to keep my hair
just right. If was 4 white man in Ken
lucky | would hide my head Wouldn't
mention it with SO many evidences stand
ing around my social equality. We don't
want any Rore of it. Keep on your side
of the line and we'll keep on our side,
and in the course of time we'll get back
where God left us.
There is more fact and sense in these
brief paragraphs than in all the declama-
tions sofdemocratic oratrs and newspapers,
touching this subject.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04

INTERNAL REV NUE. DECIsIoN.-The Commits
lowing decision &:
The position of treasurer in the organ
ization of Odd Fellows or Free Masons
or in any other similar organization is
not an office within the meaning of the
statue; and bonds given by the person
holding such positions are therefore not
subject to dollar stamp each as bonds
''for the due execution or for performance
of the duties" but to twenty-five cent
stamp only as bonds mot otherwise
charged" in schedule.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04

THE EXPRESS PEAcE.-A good deal
has been said in the papers during the
past year about the war between the Ex.
press Companies. 1t seems that peace
has been formally declared at LENGTH
We find the following statement of the
terms agreed upon between the contract
ing parties to the treaty of peace in the
New York Times of Tuesday:
1--WE understand that the three old
Express Companies-United States, A.
merican and Adams-have entered into
a permanent treaty of arrangements with
the new Merchants Union for the mu-
tual conduct in all that relates to the tar
iff of rates, adjustment of territory and
exchange of packages on routes not now
occupied in common. The tariff agreed
is said to be aremuneratiye one, but not
dearer to the business people of N. York
and the interior of the country than the
scale upon which the Merchants Union
was originally started. There is to be
no consolidation of capitals or of earn
ings, and at the same time the treaty is
pledged against all future rivalry or cut
ting of rates.
The documents to these agreeable ends,
we understand, were. signed by the four
Presidents on Saturday"
This is true version of the arrange
ment which has been made, and about
which so mnch speculation has been in
dulged in by the press generally. All
the Anes> of all the other Express
Companies are opened 20 the receipt of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04

A DIFFERENCE OF OpINIoN.-Ths National
LnteLigc'acer denounces the passage of the bill
making whites and blacks equal before the law,
in the District of Columbia. as San act Of sheer
cOwardce Opinions differ, however The
poor old InteUigencer does not think it is
''cowardly'' for white men to compel black men
to pay taxes for school purposes, and then ex-
clude the children of the latter from participa-
ton in the advantages of educational inslitu-
tions maintained by the money Of their parents;
it sees no ''cowardice" in the oppression of the
weak by the strong, if the latter are white and
the former are black but Congress does. And
SO we have another difference of opinion. The
HteiIigcncer, being in large minority, must
Weld or ego under"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04
P2inenviIie.-From the Telegraph

THE New BELL THE Episcopal Society have
placed their new Bell in the base of their church
spre. 1t is from Troy, n. Y, and weighs 2426
pounds. 1t was rung on Sabbath last, and its
fine, deep, pleasant tone made perfect harmony
with the bell of the First Church.
The mechanics are fastening the work of
seating the church, and few weeks more will
suffice for the finishing up of the many '!last
things" involved in such work, and then it
will be ready for occupancy.
Runs DoMGs.-Tuesday evening of last
week, young man, named Warner, belonging
to PainesYilIe, in a state of intoxca:ion went
upon the Railroad track near Perry fortunate
ly for him, however, the engineer saw him and
blew his whistle to warn bin of, but as he re-
fused to move, the brakes were applied and the
train was almost stopped by the time it reached
him. The cow catcher gave him lift that re-
suited in cut in the head. He WAS taken 10
Ashtabula, the wound dressed, ahd Wednesday
morning brought back to PaincsviIle. Hope it
may cure him of his dissipated habits
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04

An AMENDMENT.-Sena DoolIttle
proposes that the basis of the South shall
be at least one years service in the fed
eral army: the ability to read and
write or property qualification of $3.50.
Suppose the scheme be amended by ap-
plying the same rule to the whites.
Sauce for the goose should be sauce for
the gander.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04

The Conservative and Independent
newspapers that started out valiantly In
the movement to make General Grant
President, are not SO Jealous in his behalf
as they were That letter of his to Pres
ident johnson, with other significant dis
closures of his real sentiments, have cool
ed their ardor amazingly. We shall not
be surprised if they all haul off, in the
course of few weeks, and run in total
" different direction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04

oTRAYED upon the premises of the
subscriber, or about the 18th OF November last
dark bay two year old marc colt which the owner is
quested to identify pay charges for and take awav
JOSEPH SIMONETT.
East Ashtabua, Dec. II, 1867. 3w93S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04

NEGRO SUFFRAGE.-Et appears from
an article in the Mobile -4dce,tiScr that
the objection of the rebels to negro sut-
fage is capable of material modification
after all. That journal thinks the blacks
may be transformed into an "engine of
moral power" by inducing them to vote
with the Democracy, against the resto-
ration of the Union. In other words,
accovding TO the -4dr@tiser'S opinion,
black voters are dangerous TO the last
degree while they support the govern
nent, but entirely innoxious and indeed
rather to be desired than otherwise, if
they can be made to unite with traitors
in an effort to destroy the nation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION {!
ARRANDALE & cos GPEAT WATCH CLUB.
EVERYBODY needs i GOOD watch.
! rood watch.

and wishest get at the lowest possible price horde
of swindlers knowing this have coived various ngen
ous devices TO get peoples and then either fi
to send wutch. send that il worthless time
keeper. ARRANDALR co. have now perfected ar
ranSements by which, for the small sum of $40 good
and reliable watch may be CERTAINLY obtained They
have formed a GREAT WATCH CLUB on the following
plan. Certificates containing the numbers of all the
watches named IN our wholesale list (which Is to all
applcants) are niixeI up enclosed in enveopcs and
sold for cents each Every Certificate il
to be for watch, and will be seen ON reference TO
the list are of less value then Ten Dollars whilst
some are worth S3OO We undertake send any watch
drawn whatever may be its value for $40 and in order
first class timckeeper guarantee that every purchaser
of One Dollars worth OF certificates shall
for watch No 533 Oh our wholesale list sent most
free, which is rstcass patent lever handsome and
reliable watch, in sterling silver hunting case and usua
ly sold for $40. You will CE get such watch
and, besides, you may get GOLD cHEONoNErER worth
$500. We sell the certificates follows: One for u
cents Three for so cents; Six for 81 and Twenty for
So. To those sending 81, will send handsome cham
gratis. To those sending So will send GOLD CHAIN
warranted not to tarnsh in 20 years. Parties getting m
larger clubs will receive liberal presents particulars Of
which be learned application As it is nten
ton 10 do strictly honorable business and insure our
customers from liability to loss, we will send our
press agent to collect only delivery. If we desr-
cd to forward watches by mail the money must be sent
us by Bank Draft Post Office Order and it will then
be at our risk We will then the package
our post Office and if lost WILL REPLACE FREE OF
CHARGE Hany watch sent is not approved. it may be
returned ana the mOn,y will be refunded. The sreputa-
tation of our firm. which has been established for five
years and ia well known in every part the country
We trust will be deemed sufficient guarantee that we
Will faithfully perform all we contract TO do.
Address ARRANDALE s CO.
162 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
3 mos9tS Post Office Box. 5,2S5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04

Horses and Sheep for Sale :!
IN
/ He Subscriber has number OF Hor-
ses and fine wool Sheep among which are several fine
Bucks. that will be sold at favorable prices sn9 on Ao
eomrnodating terms. - ,. rUbhEn. -.
AshsabHIG, SUv. :, HGi.