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CREscKET OFFICE No. "a CAMP srRxRrl
Wednesday, July /, 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Key West Randolph, for New York via Key
Steamship Clinton, Wilson. for Galveston and Indionos
Steamer Frank Pargoud Tobin. for st Louis Nsstsy
Steamer Pauline Carroll White, for st Louis Mastey
Stesmer WesimOre and, Evans for Cincinnati Master
sehr Texana, Taylor, for pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Randeer Magrsh, from Pensacola to Deshon
Luegsr Pur 81 Mouve De Gregoro from S. John Bsp.
20 mastef-2d district IS
Lugger Gen Bo s,meria from POnte Hachs to mas
ter-2d district IS
Luggsr Antoine ROCK from POinte Hacbe to master
% district Is
Logger La Belle vrginie Malgorne from Bayou Llour,
10 master-2d district Is
Lugger Three BTOthvs from Lafourche e master-1d dis
trict Is
LugRer Ohio from Laourehs TO master-2d district IS
Lugger Orleans from Lsfourche msster-2d district Is
Lngger st Joseph from Laourchs 20 master2d district Is
sTKAMBOATs.
Robert Lee G CAnuon, from Louisville
Wild Wagner. Richardson from HAtcneI
Lsfourche, KOuns. from shreveport
CleOna, Patterson. from Trenton
Flicker Aucoin, from LaOurche
Mary Carroll. from Noble
W Arthur Nore. from Louis
Hunter, Jeanfreau. from Ponte- ala Hsche.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLRANs RKGU
LAR PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at5RM
EOK ASABAnA LANDING. oUACHTTA
IL City Sterling Landing, Port Un0n Trenton, Monroe
Columbia, Hauisonburg Trinity, and intermediate landings
Black and OuachiLa rvers-The Ahcent runnn
passenger packet
Idahoe.
+. A. BLAEKs Master; @. PRES WORK Clerk
win leave positively above. For freight or passage apply
on board or 10
GEO ID HITE, Agent II Tchoupitoulaa a.
w. n. SUkLS. l6 New Levee street.
The IDAHOE connects with No. steamers for all points
B0uf liver DArbonne. Bayou Bartholomew Sabias
river sd at Trinity with the ELLEN d. for Bayou Macon
ard Tensas
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01

TOWB0ATS
NEW ORLEANS TOwBOAT ASSOCIATION.
IrTNHE UkDEKHIGHED, WISHING TO ESrAB
sh equitable and uniform rate OF fOWago and TO 0her
greater facilities 10 the shipping entering and leaving this
port, have combined the following TowbOats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, LsviRthan. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
Wieaeo and Reliance.
number and power OF the above associated Of
guarantees that detention will
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkBiER,
Harry Wright iina.
EDWARD A. YORKE CO., v Lima
Associated Once, s3 Csrondelet street. mp stsirs.
J. @. NOR ROSS
CHAH FIfzENRlTER,
Levss ARents
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RED RIVER.

THROUGH LINE FoR JEFFERSON DIRECT-THREI
Days and bali 10 JeGerson
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, July lat atBPM
EOk JEfFERsON, sbREV rPORT GRANT
u Bayou, Grand Ecore st Maurice Cotie Alexandrra
Norman barbns ana all intermediate landnRs-Tho ape
hghtdraft passeng ger steamer Mittie stephens III ke
iogg master, II. r. Epper and Chas l. Glpin clerks viii
leave as above For freight apny on board or 1
W. N. sURLS. l6 New Levee street
THROUGH LINE FOR JEFFERSON DIREcr-rHRFt
DAYS AND HALF TO JEFFERSON
Leaves on sATuRDAY. July 4th, atBrM
EOk JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT IOaav
Alexandfia, NoTmans BaTbins and All ntermedsta laup
ng-Ihe No. side wheel passenger steamer
u ryurr,, =, - M. sharp, v
~; W WHITE, Master. J. L. RUSS, Clerk,
Wii leave above. freight passage Apply on nosn
orto n o. DoNOHUE. 'TchouDiteuiss street y
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. MBnH ,
EOR GRAND ECORE, ST MAURICE. MONT
gonery, twi take freight for All landings on the Re-
Dien Cote, Alexandra, kOman Barbina and AM lntsr
mediate landings w take freight Tor shreveport and nter
mediate landings reahipping At Alex anda-Ths new an
magninoent sideUheel passenger steamer
%. HiehoIas,
JOHN DowTY. Masses,
Lon Clayton and I. J. Dowty, CLERKS
W leave above For freight or passage apply o so.rs
orto WIhBURh LORD. 90 Drawer strset z
he bt Nicholas will take freight with passengcrs for Al
Coast Landings as high a. the mouth Of Red River csr1
morning.
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DoUsLAs.
EEGRAvER AND LITHO6RAPHEB.
He. 10 Camp ssrsss.
ADJOINING LADIEg ENTRANCE CITY HoTEl

unsns and wedding Cards Engraved h ne nos sasr..s
manner Businsss Cards, Aeoouns sAlss Cotton Bulls L.
sins Ohsokz Invoices aAd Circular Lssssrs ssa Isbe
srHphsd- Seals. Canoeilins stsnps Desr Plates sso
Initials Enhosssa % Pscg - H.vsspa WUuouT
OHABaB HOH pLK
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OHIO RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. Juy Cd MsPH
EOR LOuISVILLE CAIRO, MEMPHIS yTCKa
Il burg, and ali intermedate landings-The steamer
X. E Lee,
JNO, W. CANNON, Master
Leaves as shove plan Of her cabin can be seen ad
passage or freight engaged VI he onice Of - -
slNhof1 ADAMS, IS Commercial Plaza
GEO ID HlTE, Agent v Tchoupuoulas 81
Leaves on SATURDAY, July ath, at5P.n
EOH LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vICKS
DuIg ane ali intermediate landings-rhe tine low proa
Richmond,
j. slut NEAL, Master; JOHN s. VOOLFOLK Cisrt
VIII lesye ss above plan Of the cabin can be seoa aaS
passage and freight engaged az the Office OF
sINNOTr ADAMS. Agents rs Commercial Piao.
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sTEAMBOATs-..sTRAhBOATs.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. ss5HE
EON OPELOUsAs, WASHINGTON, PoRT
Barre and all landings the Coast Atehafaaya River
and Bayou Courtsbeau-Ths good sad safe steamer
Annie Wagley, W. Barton, mastsr, N. Ksnison,
sunday at 10 O'Clock =. For freight passage apply
on board or 70
BLOCH BROS, In Common street, N. o.,
or o. HINCKLEY 4 SON, Washington, La
p BThe steamer Annie Wsgiey connects at Washington
with steamer Bull Frog bsrges for all landings Bayou
Boeuf and VII sign through bills Of iadna
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01

DON'T CLEAK HOTEL.
GREAT REDUCTION.
Owing the sngeney Of the tines the proprietor has
concluded TO reduce prices the wants Of all parsa
This frst-class and CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE
rs now OPEN and ready for the reception Of visitors
PRICES FOR TIE sKAsoE:
Per Usy Isl %
Per Neek.+.
Per Month";. IS W
.a- Reasonable arrangements made for families
A N. GODFREY
Proprietor Point Clear Hotel and House Mobu.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01

Hs most ssmmAndsols publication for families
people who practice the elegant French Angusss rsvsv
eAbSratey ths political events Of the week The stuAton 4
the country the New Orleans American press the insres
tscts Of LouisianA the egcu tursl md commerI affairs
the community the market price cunon The heAica soiroe
The literary and scientific productions Of the day and gve
great variety Of useful facts. instructive gems, hunrnt1
Anscdoss@, and all that composes hrst class paper
SUBSCRIPTION: % PER ANEUN
Ths "a pages Of LA RENAISSANCE edited On Z
ooumRs and the Advertisements consplouOusy az
played with reading matter In zach page that h makes Id
Journal the advertising msdums Of The south
Job Printing done In AL languages. a Cont street. oorns1
oiExchangs Alley. New 0rsana
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01
VICKBBURG.

Leave. EVERY SATURDAY, MsE
EfOK VIUHsBUHa, NATCHTZ. AND ALL m
~ ternedis's landings-Ihe steamer Gen. Quftnan. .
T. Leshers master bsm Ayiss, clerk, Will leave a00ys
making all Coast iandngA
sIENOTT a ADAMS rs Commercial P1aos
The steamer Gen Quitman connects At Vcksburg tn
steamers CounteDpd calumet for Yaaoo Taahatchi,
Rivers and 5ulia and Rubcon for Loaia Men
phis and all intermediate landings
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01
NATCHEZ.

EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ats r. 4
EOK FATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
lnndings-Ths hne passenger packet
wild Wagner.
W. B. RICHARDSON. master; J. G. LIBANO, Csrk:
Win leave ss abOva GEO. D. HITE. Agent
II Teb0upt0uiAs strs~t
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lie joined the moderate party, did bis
best to aVeit the cruelty and oppression,
and was appointed President of the Civil
Tribunal for the department. of Lain.
Prescribed during the Reign of serroy
Brlllat fled to Switzerland, where he
consoled himself with science anal cook
ing. He then emigrated to this country
where vast nntrOdden prairie of gas
tronomy lay before him. lie lived here
by teaching French and music. 1t is
said that having been once out with JEFF
ferson, he shot Wild turkey. Jeffer-
son, on their way home began relating
interesting anecdotes of Washington and
the War of Independence. Seeing III.
Savarin quite absent aud paying no at
tention, Jefferson stopped, a little nettled,
and was about TO leave him. s.. ST..
''My dear sir" said the epicure in exile,
Il beg ten thousand pardons, but l was
just thinking how l should dress my wild
turkey"
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About Figs.


The capabilities of our climate, owing
;hiefiy to the extremes of heat and cold,
Ibout which SO much complaint is msde,
ire much greater than those OF the Euro
pean countries, from which most Of rs
leriYe our ancestry. The capabilities
IRE, as yet, very imperfectly developed,
because we naturally cling to the produc-
ions and the modes of culture inherited
by our fathers, however unsuited to our
surroundings. But the frequent failures
If late years of some of The fruits on
which we were wont to rely, notably,
lpples and peaches, should make US turn
20 others, though heretofore unknown
lmong us, if equally valuable, and now
certain to bear regular crops In our cli-
nate.
Among these, after a trial Of more
han thirty years, the first of expert
rnents, and lattcrly of complete success,
believe that the ol,l-fashioned Biblical
ig is one of the most promising.
The fig-tree is hardy, healthy, quick
grower, suits our summer climate admir-
IDLY, aud is easily protected without re-
.noval through our severest winters; is
sure bearer and very prolific. 1t grows
from the slip like the ciIfrant bush, bear
ing fruit in three or four years from the
,"P, - prs al ald l,sar a fair eron the wear after
ibev wer. trousnlonted
4fter ,be trees are four or FIVE wear.
,ld tbev nro.,uce FINN The same Area
With less I,bor = LARGER and more Ger.
ta;m cron in Sonthorn Ohio than either
not notatoes or Tomatoes The LARGE yellow
f;g beesins 10 risen :,bout The same time
- ~ th,. earrliest summer apples-this wear
= eeoS On tbo It,b of .Iulyl
1922 VI, me, s1ie itsm ,rIa 10 S.r Ia,;,s 70 r;nen
,n5. nc Sral1ti 1nonth JaIfr and has succession
aScn, er,,,,s q ', nUt;I 0etobeg@sgmetimes late
% 0'll'h"n 0,olS ".'''' f
III TU,U Gu,a,,tia,, these Two varieties because
,ra, "Icm,.V hare s,,'."Se'led . bhst with me T
sney nav nav; "r ouuoee.I g." NJ s. S., @ 49, dr;cd
e." @ of,h. I,rae v.llnw f;gs l,he common
r .on,mor,.,A mi find them a, least Al
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Womal1's s Empire.
REV. W. I. FINDLEY, d. d.

'The hand that rocks the cradle rules
the world This saying is literally
true. The empire of woman is nightier
than that of man. 1t is destitute, indeed,
of the ordinary yisible insignia of domin-
ion, as consisting of thrones, and CROWNS,
and sceptres, and palaces, and written
constitutions, and royal edicts, and OF
executive and constabulary forces-a
standing army and ships Of war; yet ii
is no less an empire.
1.-The very last man shall the very last woman
+ -,.sfh obey" -. .af
And man need not resent it. 1t is no
arbitrary yoke inflicted upon him against
his will, Calling and consuming him by
intolerable burden and pains. II is the
inspiration of his hopes; the kindler of
his loves; the sustainer Of his energies !;
the soother of his sorl ows; and the angel
guardian and protector Of all his interest.
1t is the empire Of a mother oyer her
child--sott, tender, affectionate, kind,
sclt-denying, charitable, benevolent, duti-
ful, and patient. There is no empire
Ike that of a mother-woman's empire.
1t is an imperishabis empire. Time
with its armies of devastation, may sub
merge i'll promiscuous ruin, the strongest
fortifcatiens of imperial strength which
have ever been reared, and over vast and
once deusely populous cities, where mil
lions have thronged, and whence have
emanated the sway of resistless dominion
for, cent ntaries, chaotic desolatit may sit,
brooding and melancholy, amid the dilap-
i.lated rclicsrof once puisant thrones and
gorgeous palaces, now lost forever. But
time will only establish the foundation
of womaE's empire, as assisting in her
maternal relation more deeply and firm
ly, and widen until they ultimately COM
prehend the whole intelligent, moral
world. r..
What empires strew. the vista of the
past with the broken or inferred monu-
ments of their once distinctive greatness,
now fallen to rise no more! What has
become of the thrones of ,Sardinapalus,
and Sesostris, and Cyrus, and Alexander,
Augustus, and Justinian, and Charlie
magne, and Louis Philippe? They
have erumhled to the dust. History on
lY perpetuates their memory. But wo-
mans empire was before them all, and
win survive through all the. successive
generations OF our mortal race, and
Iall the vieissitudes Of change and revolu-
tion which are destined hereafter to tran
spire, And it is thus enduring--tbus
perpetqated, because it is an empire over
the human heart IN it's earliest affections
and prime susceptibilities. And not
over the human heart merely, bps more
eEallnreenntly WITHIN 1T; and in tins fact
of its imperishabifity-it is an empire
within the heart. 1T does not rest on
compulsion; it is not enforced by vic.
] lence. Love snd trust are the chief ele
ments of its vitality, and protection and
training are the outworkings of this vital
4 ity. Woman is not exhibited as exempli
flying the noblest, sublimest, most godEke
attributes Of her yomanly nature, and
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So in Advance :
WHOLE NUMBER 9S5.

nruch asSheridan, and his enteyprize was
Ike PIzarTU's- As an er1tor. he was
among the t5Best among soldiers. As
candidate for President, Zacharay Taylor
woHld have been Sancho Panza conpar-
ed to.fsim, for with victory and his mag
net ism he could have beater. Thomas JEFF
terson before the people. This Is talking
of the irreyokable, bat many soldiers
will agree withlne In it, while all of them
will admit that it was better for. the Re
public that the common sense head of
Grant shosaE,I carry those intoxicating
laurels, rather than this fair Alcibiades,
with his brilliauce, his ambition and his
adventurous spirit.
Aslt was, Hooker, at the end of the war
was revived and satisfied man. perceiy-
ing himself that the good genius OF the
country had ordered wen
In Cincinnati he met in the prime of
life and inteIli ligence, one of the most
splendid ladies of the country, the sister
of VIM. s. GrOssbeck, Qately the Presi-
dents counsel, lady whose pure and
elevated character had been strong
enough to decline nnatrimony in the mere
spring of life. He found her in the mid
summer other life, fair as a girl, compos-
ed as a wife, and the last of his conquests
was the highest testimonial ever given
to his person and his character.
Now the soldier began to feel what he
had vaguely appreciated befere-that Of
wi ieh Nap, leon died uneonseious-the
dignity and happiness of social, domestic
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A man who has been travelling in
Texas. says: Ia rs the hottest and tie
coldest, the wettest aud the dryest, the
richest and the poorest, the best and the
meanest, has the best women and the
meanest men,. and more ladies with pref
ty little feet, and no calves to suit; more
sickness and less health, mora streams
and less p;ayigable waters, more corn
bread and less corn, more nonr
and less biscuit. more COWS and less milk
and butter, more hogs and less pork,
more deer and less venison, more chick
ems and less eggs. mere gold and less IA
Dor, more Bureaus and less furniture
than any country in the United States
and where house flies live and musqnE
Etoes never die Lr
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Olive Logan thinks that any woman
who can protect herself in horse car Is
qualified to vote, and exelaims, "Now,
girls, be menH Rather difficult COM
mand to obey.
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SELECT POETRY.
I i From the Evening Post.
Unity is Glory. -.

I = From the Evening Post.
Unity is Glory. 80.
u-wrissenfer the time of 'Lauriger," and dedicated
siS ,.i,rs,v to the the Boys in Blne.
,,1f gJ i.s;.t.ii.. -. @ .rr,.. -
fTo Upward from the nations heart,
Mighty chords are swelling,
- Onward rolls the clarion song,
= Thus its burden telling: ;ELt
FFE
"Ffing the starry banner out,
""E@ ~" With its blazoned story, FL
5'.- Let our loyal watcbHord be
p Unity is Gloryr'
Hydra headed treason faunts
In our face its warning;
SO Forward ! every patriot heart,
Days Of peace is daYning.
Fling the starry banner out, &c.
From the blue New England hills,
True to Fame and honor,
Proudly now Columbia call, .a-
Victory waits upon her.
Fling the starry banner out, &c
From the daisy covered mounds,
Where our dead are sleeping,
Heroes sternly bid her guard
What they died in keeping
r,-..,-.. Fling the starry banner out, &c.
Shall acc bear ,ss spotlcss shield
Than oui brave defenders!
Shame upon the bastard hand
Who their cause surrcndcrs =?
,aa.9 Fling the starry banner out, &c.
By the blood SO freely shed,
By the flag we cherish,
Comrads we will win the day
49,. Gloriously, or perish r.I e~--.---f-
'7ls.-'-a Fling the starry banner out,
., With its biazoncd story,
Let our royal watchword be
Unity as Glory"
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HARNESS MAKER.

w. H WILLIAMSON. SIddIer and Harness Ma
ker opposite Fis Block, Main street, Ashabna, ohlo
ha. on hand and makes to order in the best manner
everything in his line, ooJ
% q. FORD, Manufictarer and Dealer in Saddles
Harness. Brides Collars, Trunks Whips, &C., Oppo-
.;,s E;sE House Ashtabuia Ohio SO
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!" The Last Word"

The following poem by Robert Browning, presents
touching interior of married life There has been
QUARREL and in the fearful calm that follows the wi
steals closer into her hu bands bosom with.a woman
last word )" and, if woman must have the proverbs
last word they will seldom find one more apposte
beautiful under the circumstances. The poem shou
be read slowly the mnsc being helped utwith though
Tul pauses that are f.lcl up with meaning:
Ler's contend no MORE Love; strive nor weep
All be as before. Loye-Onty sleep!
What so wild as words are :-I and thou
LII debate, as birds are.-hawk ON bough
See the creature stalking-while we speak
UGsh and hide the talking,-Cheek on check!
What so false Truth is.-false to thee!
Who're the serp.nts tooth is, shun the tree
Where the apple reddens never pry-
Lest welosc our Edens-Eyc and l.
De a god and hold me with charm
Be man and hold me-. with thine arm.
Teach me, only, teach Love !-as I ought
I'll speak thy speech, bovc!-thilk thy thought.
Meet-if thor require it-loh demands,
Laying flesh and sp;rii III thy hanGs.
That shall bs tomorrow not tonight,
! must bury sorrow out Of sight.
Must little weep Love-foolish me!
And fall asleep, Love. loved by thee.
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Trains do not stop stations where the time Is emitted
in the above table.
z Second Glass Cars all Through Trains ~
All thrOu"h trains going Westward, connect at Clcve
and with Trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincin
natl. Indianapolis, &C.
Steamboat Express leaves Buffalo at $50 p NJ Sun
ay Night instead of Saturday Night. Trains arriving
n Dunkrk at $50 NJ, making direct connection with
Trains of Erie Railway. Trains between Toledo and
Erie run by Columbus time between Erie and Buffalo
by Buffalo time. and do not stop where time is omitted
The Saturday Night Express Train from Cleveland at
$50 P. NJ runs to Buffalo, and leavcs Buffalo for the
East on Sunday at 2,35 p NJ.
EASTWARD-N. Y. Express, Eastern mail and Night
Express runs through to Buffalo without change.
. WESTWARD-Night Express. Toledo Express and
Day Express run through to Toledo without change
N. Y. Express East, and Bay Express West will run
on Sundays.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
Supt's Office. Cleveland & Erie Railroad, Il
Clevefand. O.. NAV II. 1868 (
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DRUGGISTS.

CH1REEs q. q csWIFTAAshtabula, Ohio, Dealer
in Druys and Medicines, Groceries, PeriumeTy ana
F.ncy Articles superior Teas, Coffee Spices Flavor
ing Extracts Patent Medicines Of every 6cscrlpIon
Paints DYES Varuishes, Brushes, Fancy soaps, mar
Restoratives Hair Oils sc. all of which VIII De sold
at the lowest prices Prescriptions prepared wtn s
able care. ooo
HEyDRY g. KING, Main streets, Ashtabula'
Ohio Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
Paints oils Varnishes, Brushes Dye Stus Sc Gnolce
Family Groceries including Teas, Cofees Nc, fatent
Medicues Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur-
poses Physicians prescriptions carefully and promPt,
" attended teolog j. .lil99 .za-I = - :. '.o
GEORGE WILLARD, Dealer in Dry-Goods, Gro
ceres Hats Caps Boots Shoes, Crockery, GLASSWARE
Also Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware so
dlery Nails Iron Steel Drugs MeSleines fans' oiS'
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BREWERS.

R HABF0RDs Brewers oniseiahd Brewery in
Old NJ Z. Church, Main street, AshtabIla, Ohio. $40
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MANUFACTURERS.

A. n. STRONG. Manufacturer and JObber in Herme
sicaly Sealed Goods jelly Cider, and Cider Nlneger
Ashtabua, Ohio. Nov. 10, 1865 SSO
O. XRILE & BRO, Manufacturers and Dealers in
atAinds Leather ID general demand in this market
Highest cash price paid for Hides and Skins.
&C. CULLEY, Manufactures of Lath, Siding, Mould
inys Cheese Boxes &C. Planning, Matching, and Scrow
Saving, done the Jzhortest notice! Shop on Main
street opposite the Upper Park Ashtabula Ohio 443
". w, SMITH, Manufacturer and Dealer in all the
different kinds of Leather in demand in this market
and Shoema makers Findings. He is also engaged in the
manufacture Of Harnesses the light and tasteful as
well as the substantial kinds. opposite Phoenix
Foundry Ashtabula. SO
r. lay, Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes
&c, Fisk Block Main street, Ashtabula, o. so
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BOOK STORE.

N. g. DICK, Dealer in Books, Stationery, Fancy
Goods Yankee Notions Toys, Wall Paper, Window
Shades, Sheet Music aSd Music Books. Agent for the
Mason g Hamlin Cabinet Organs. SS7
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LUMBER-YARD.

SEYMOUR & GzDOINGS, Mlnnfacturers of
Doors Sash and BiGds, BeEs Siding Elooring tsne-
ers In Rough and Paned Lumber, Lath, Shingles, and
Ruding Materials generally Cal and see % o9r Earie
ties of Fence at their Planning Mill corner Main o'reet
and Union Alley, Ashtabula, Ohio.
VIM SEYMOUR. 953-u A. Z. GlDDlNGo.
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CLOTHIERS.

PIERCE & Hall, Dealers in Clothing, Hats,
Gaps, and Gents Furnishing Goods AsAtabula, O. ssi
RR UCE, ,AMID0N & WAITE, wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Really Made Clothing, Furni ishing
Goods, Hats Caps, &cs, Ashtabula 2 800
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BOOKBINDERS.

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