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New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

r.s rnesa.c ornO.o ssht and dds a7ca, Co. h.yy 2s2s
i a. hgn ,ne s'lds ~ d2 sed DO h,vy g.' os ss
fG S roSs 5 ss sIy dl.S c0Pf s,a, ID Is.: Fac @ Slaughter
sOLAssBshis market pre'e few features Of interest
Of snd the trade and b FEW Cages .pss ESa P
,bes 20 Important variation @ the feeling baer appears s
fss. and hIs5st s5atos cysd eaf2e Macoyaa9 casse
stS he9 aud English aad atse Sales today Of about
IO nnas 10" grade hnseoyeco a. 39.e.
MBIALSWe baye particular change articles coming
unSsr @ this heading; the demand Gas b,e1 fiir.
e s. b s 8 sri s s'e csas Ri als'sa Ss, sS
on cAkE-A fer inquiry for Cry CsEs SIS Ter un gold
OIL MRAIThs demand less ,,vs and the mrie, is OEs
PROvlSl0N-There has been less s7ty market for Pork
aaI prices hsVe declined but at close siesd feeling
Mes, s28 90 for JOB ct. do 81 Is r Civ do 2 for Prime
& 80 i5i S- q & il oso Ss A S m 5G g. ''a5 S5 S S
c S O G S o. Bsti' sa ana hs99v ,ass Of 1S es' Al
seas2 80 for Tse Beef dol and prices are nominal
que choice short Ribbed Isle aud IS boIes Ice
osre Sss ut on private terms Dressed Hogs easier we
81 81 @ se. and tes at ls o No lsiGlsie for Chy 9i&lsi
PETRolEUM1hs mnrt continues srm fo both cde and efnsd
RCB-The demand fair bu necessarily
ma owing to recent hI grra Of Carolina oet prices houey
Raogoon bond lea t he'd t3a3I so but for lots duty
SUGARS-Ahongh Raw Sugars recently rue quite dull there
"a. , been apparent on The part ohodT pretty sn tone nd ye
the demand o% yesner oss the pde Of trouble Cuba eos,s
without
effect the close the banes' ght prices bs. Of
ale for fair q good Raniug snd III d2c for Me- Y Box Dutch
Standards Of col hhd At ollie for Cuba ll402ic for Porto
Rico. aud 25O Havsn dl3c Refined ssg slowly 1910
c for Powdered Granned and Crushed die for sOh White,
aud Is! dfic f1r Soh yellow.
soAwe note sales i2o boxes CASTLE at lSa2e the latter
SUMAC-we note sales Of Sielr at seOa sleO per iun.
SrBARISThe supply light and the market comparatively
firm sales Of ?05, ,0O0 lbs at l9id2ltc. cash
SBEDS-The denand is zht for Coversed at l3tdl4 Timothy
Seed selling slowly 80 2 bush Rough Flax Seed i Ia
fair demand ard plenty 81 e00 80 81 hush Cata
Lnseed ower saes Of 600 bush at 81 per bush go at Dos
TALLOwThe market bss declined and has been reguar sales
3c and small lots of choice at 3ic cash
WHIsKY-Tbe market $ active and prices nopinlE
WOOI-Domesiie Feeees eonnue FIN and bAve had fair de-
gree activity business being principally with the home trade
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

BUILDING MATRRALSA articles coming srte this heading have
met moderate demand but prices unchanged
BROOM CORSThe inquiry moderate arI The supply reduced
rsles of small lots st Bdl2c
BEEsWAX-Thee been Oaly moderate business 80 Yellow
Western bu, without charge sales Of JVO 10
A. the latter extreme
BRISTLES uuchargef the demand j. molerate We Ql0e 81
fou Sc f0r American Gray AID White
COTTON-Tbe offerings both the spot ard 20 trre are more
aFcs and this coupled VIII
failing % he demand barrs the Advantage aud prizes
esser the market closing quietly rather heaTF sales " M bales
neudn spaBeTs and lA sYecuaio We quote someu lat
~ Esfa
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NEWS pACKAGEs FOR TUr PRESS.

Captains aud pusers of vessels arriving this requested 10
deliver packages addressed Associated Press
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W. simonOn General
the Journal Of Commerce Tfaes
Worh S Epress Ereaing Post Commercial dre,r staeis
Zsituag Journal aud Nsr YORKER Dsn0kds should
be delivered only 10 the persons
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Trr tdHdI TfsHTs, ana NdiIroddA
Oc e75 1856 bush Seal bush Wheat $3.50 bush Oats
90 busk Barley, PaHseed 1895 bbs Flour 1893 bales
Cotton 90 bills Corn Meal 4 bbi Crude Petroleum. l3S bb Re
tined Petroleum, 1919 bb Spirits Turpentne am bbs Ron leo
pkg Beef M pg Grease 100 Ll ~ pkgA Ashes 8 pkgs
Batter 26 boxes Cheese 6S bbs Tslow II ntg Dried Fruit GA
pkgs Oh Cake 81 bills Copper 658 bbs WHISKY s bbls Eggs
g7 bales Wool bale, Hops bdls Hides 9 sides Leather 10
hhd Tobacco 40 boxes Tobacco 20O starch l bb
Ma
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fee, Nc 20 Nassau-st., and by John j. Cisco & Son,
No 90 Wall-st NewYork, and by most Of the leading
bankers throughout the country, wherea new pamph-
let containing full description of the road and its
securities, can be obtained
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
THE MARKETS.

lCueiany reported for The Thhurs
AsHEsThs msrEc steady sales Of I bbs ros are nominal
AID : % % f,r PesrA
BOOTS AND SHOEs-Fo the following review o. the p wee, ~
Indebted 10 Me H0os hyai
Co. Boots good demand remaining
fu Stocks both tie manufacturer sud obbs uA
I'M Kinds Of staple Heavy Winter tu1 fs goods
,csrce trade healthy failure and ths the .fu Sll
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~. market was moro active, with an advance of 9i

.no market was more active, with an advance OF t99
~ cent on the new bonds, and remained STEADY
It'll the close State bonds were steady. tennessee
e,coupons. 6G.; new bonds 66! North Carolina pe'
cent 6SI: new bonds 67I; Missouri per cent S 20
State bonds were steady Canton SOFA a' 1'''
Quicksilver. 2S Pacific Mail continues actiVe, open
ting at l9. selling at 127 125 1914 closing loI' h4
rress shares were dull. Adams. 5ls; American 4o%
"a. Merchants Union, 25l Western Union lee
graph advanced to Ss afterward reae'inR 10 0O'.
Railroad shares opened steady with rue exception oi
Esw-Yorl, Central which sold at 1875, and Inc
which declined TO 4s3 Reading opened at 955 selling
a. oeI YToIedo and wabash C.; St. Paul stocks, 96.
Tort Wavne. 112, Michigan Southern, Ss Cleveland
p;ttshurgh. S7, Cleveland and Toledo, 1884 Rock
Tslond 1G3s: NOrth-Western Common, s9t North
western Preferred s9s AT the first Regular Board
tbe market was steady. Rock Island sold at l0i
81 Paul stocks 97 Chicago and Alton Preferred l53
Fort Wayne was lower, selling at MS Rock Island
was lower, selling at lO3. AT the o'clock Board
nriees were well maintained ST. Paul stocks sold at
o7l AT the Second Board the market strong.
Reading was freely hammered on TumOrs OF a strike
op the road which report is unfOunded. Cleveland
and Pittsburgh sold at IS; Northwestern Preferred,
s9l: St. Paul Common 90 ST. Paul, Preferred, s.
Toledo and Wabash, 692 At the close the market
was firm at quotations. Reading sold at 9G4 Cleve
land aud Pittsburgh, sSs. Government bonds closed
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Recent, 8g2 the There 'src.y any r,hon u
prs ohv cooler enables dealers Eok % gc - We n
ye b,r Of Ohio sod 81 they bat TIE nof ere m 500
70 CONT out re- eug ell that bal OF bioaen Tic nS 'AA
NJ - g. ard Pa P5OI3o . ws',er. ase ca7ii. 2 H. = a "a
IRTITs EEEl.iis.
Coneori and Delaware se nes, cat e nstsst "o
.,rLi Deastfe would hfig td4aei
being In demsud Good Csiswbs IN dcand VIZ ehN .upV
A., risu the the virginia AID ono stock s
,tot Oc While some Of river lots large CLUSTERS bnng HHl
ss from Pleasant VALLEY unusually tac ias sean l sNsi
80 a. r gr,sp Csub~re shade inncf soAe Zoe oheA
Lh eoo.d selling At ell = Dbl, OF - tl1 l-pey pear are lfh
ri@ce Virssrus ug 20 All even 80 q Dn hlsli 10
.1es t goss or cooking 40 Sttdn d Benre Dose 't bu
I be .sme uib eIia secke a. p stsi oals arc HoA
ig0-I Vcars Apples pie sooI ois o We eh - J.
Inc A. - SasA-f choice - 70 y on lth-Ae. aie
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

STAT OF yrr York County Of Ner. York. W. WHITE
Currency Bank do soemn swear tn the Ao'e
G. w. WHITE, Cashier
before October, 1903
JAMES 4 CRAFr, Public.
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Miscellaneous.

nR. II. S. SMITHS AGUE and FEVER
~ SPECIFIC ehectusy every form Of these diseases No
ps thousands Of package and ave days time susa
refunded Sold ty dealers send
Pnce So Agents wanted. Send circular.
H. S. SMITH 4 Co.. No Beekm.nst, n. Y.
EUSSELLs ICE CREAM = Always ahead of
all quality and low price Families wanting the
Sabbath have 1t Saturday night well packed 10 At
risk No 2o9 Fourthave Twentythr No l5 Broadway
Thirty -fourthst and 40 2s4 PuIten-st Brooklyn
EOR SALE-A GAS STOVE, with register,
complete Price s2 J. W. PRATT Co. No IS Fulton st
EOR CAMPAIGN MEDALS call at EDWARD
COGANs No. 100 wilamst dealer in American and Foreign
Coins-formerly Of Philadelphia
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FRUITS AND hIln-Dhib.
Drei fruits quiet at uucAsngo bgufcs hectpt 20" pA'A's
t.B. ~. g new r.eei ~ n Cherries piuei D.. @ dB
= ara Apples houiheTu new q 70 'i ou
Poor 20 mei 80 an state ge"l fA
Unp.ecd halves y MA al5i Pcslels Va y b'l , w. ~
Quarters wilmington Y p-'- SN'N 0--
rkIerr- ug4. d..
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" Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
EoK LIE MEEK ENDING Oct. 6. ls6s

Expressly for TaE n Y TAsUSE by our own Reporter
commission mouse, Wholesale shippers receive to 10 yer
packages should he carefully marked with paint and to-
m aS sSs ss s iH Spoo o S % 3 Of sSs cove. ad .ad letter by
ms containing invoice and direction $50 stating ho. ana tae 3L
Clean packages aud putting vii Ad much TO TIE value Of ne
produce. - -
We do not alter The quotations Of beans noI cal iss AA a. @ a
pis ~ rhe s lev fs sI larger rs o,. s s6s Small lots Of Mar
Be.s. nsels%' ,@., ~ BI.;y'd M,o". ,sa, 90
Ms1Sor. a4r rS' r a'n a 81 southern Bsicy.d
Peas CAH, hes..... ls5s so bas........'.' '7@ SS
Receipts packages M the week Such very heavy arrivals ten
strained pca They aotno0S thai the last addition o. Sc
% eesl. sn r,Ty sg oP viii no prospect & Dealer. ,d
g people to o baek r hey are aheay badly siueE" Il
IS next to impossible to ,eH qaotahoHs Grocer
men :S 'nso,SS9 9a, % former SoGS fsh SS ea Se ooa
SUMPTION While the ss sdTanoe la, caused daslss 70
yug weather the storm, oni many wektecd oo'
40 tess gso DO se hye S91 .1s o N ,ss . @ r s s 70 ]
bat Shs9 easqo tel OF eosrse We have to 61i reduce o9 p.
be forced save .'i lover rates on iseg
receipts iem ,hsrs fl ie rt Former sfy sa ,o, ye, te'
only fkus the cotnufd frcue 10 g, VII probably cause
Ell lighter shipments te reS steamer Ihe nserv Of butter
the cheese ceased operations ir the season and The mix
s's,s ois5ss 64siy and Ohio srs we,, R,,srvs y
80, trQF1I NaLfe :
ssd haf als Pine
Neich ~ Nis anl ~
Common to Medium. Common 10 i4lf Western. ~ a
CHEESE
Recent. q 3 for week with exports o l53s bores for ne
vel pg asfcssed trafc ani g. advance -
shippers have tfeu into
lie oountrT Ani paid heh prices fof ew orsct hcioes- ec
nd a, An e ace decline gold and Cat tergphe sspo
from iverpool The OF and poor Aarean tses -
ake bot really tre T. errecfd %
,eH II u possbls huyug ofs f iAesai bor ia
The eou rh prices sourtss rare via g. erse tfh
q preclude
ons uut htt By these pnfchis sa he been soel
Of A. as deui o. ss stgsf rV l5e hsre 20
matter how We note ore Jos o 80 ard sotef u -
cheidar thai While some feay Zoe Nffr 90 s c
6c pn~rts lH OF hotss
les fbtn no tts hence tsaT trsae t b. crr5si
on 20 o,ieb mn Arrivals far vlis tr ie
bs.e eorn forward beng tLs cnal n lar
H. 81 L.. f,r--. IL
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TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
6.a3 Sun ,sts......... 5:3j Moon rises....... sS
o'1 ''''' uGH WATER -.
s uk ~. 6. 50 Cows Island 7:oo Hell GsiesTe s'
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new y lp ss-@" Nr''4
nIDEs, SKINS, AND IUEs.



TIE frosaz from the Circlitr Of knmei Wells Ffrs s'o @
M Iou trade While have been On nl,A Hs, a.
r. az eel both Gr export aud consumption th lnpfeeh
rL.rg. Ftron 90 Liverpool lnr week ending NeIDe'ai
ie bobt Die onefs - ~"
s . tba an export sih England ary inalgLIAle
80 oths demand hfey TO be foeiho
sell tt0eGaby igH hElfes ana our Ao 70
suoy choice Hops belrg mind the itci hst "eihhy As
49, Al ov prs sufrcn supply toe deHcleF Of any p"'
certainly see nothing 70 NhfAl ~ I'M
movement IL prices particularly tHa medium tsle sl'
.hippng Two hundred bales OF " Ao bA' JUS 'p
We call THIS - good falshoe ana Ou ~
90 ths the shipment W. eonA spare
snd baes rom sad then baFe seAl l' 20 pP
a. wauts our We hear Of M purchases IN tas p
Sc a. M while sne lots have changed htn9F I'~lo~
Sr,le. seem 10 be entirely neglected IN ne co9ay Nns
1sre ready sale al lldi5c ID uio"els VIZ
srs IN tie habit forwarding sna samples 70 tis
a. set nat Al, punses made slbe 10 the aspeccn a1 po
~ M bver and DO not equal the sample 90 qaav 30
inv.sy fesetsd price theu eeneth agfrca Hlou
,b. ,eef sud buger such thrown out ,hl te uAna
,n IL then considered closed Much better prces can be
a. hsnd-for the reason that in u}ng !" l1o
eote 20 more or rs, fA ~ 'h
ri. cl.ye An the marks which htY TO hke pace ~ ~
,eet ifsDors thi. Germany - 1AeA Or onloa
September s Sne our lss report "
i1b te rorsbe change poce hs been further leeo ~ 'l
,es ss large aud active trade In almost every ee' o hy
meeting with especial attention Az az
This improvement viii Pfopby 10 .'
~ large nuahtty grown fetccds previous esaa 49, te us
,,rsnr o samples VIII serve 70 heeP
,s rpck aud prevent material advance Ihf i'fttu
rssei ore loHer qloia1a pTe1sa euie'' 'AS "
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
Ghant,s for Businrss Il,m.

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, in Wash
"a ingon d. c. the lease good will and furutare boarding.
house Of As rs Of which front centrally located
Business the coming eIAorbsYy
For fall particulars inquire Of MILLS No 1863 souths,
York address BY letter GRAVES Tenth and Es,
Washington, d. C.
A PARTNER WITH $1,000, WANTED
Ia pleasant Office business which sure D. 5000 year.
ana capable Of being eIieae $3.50 Apply No III BTosdwsy
AXE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. - For
~s. or hall interest long established and vaoabs
& & & . rRUrkhIi aeadug store stock Of ds steam -four
ahDoai wharf and tue land with
selufa po where land rapidly Increasing in value produce
~ seas savanage Distance By X hours from
10 an enprns man this affords splendid opportunity.
aPR1 ~ -,O. - rlne-st, hoom 30 JOHN ~ C0UGHLM.
w ANTED-A special or active PARTNER
w with $4,000 $500 in a Commission hons. .n. 49,
good business fg explanation and satisfactory reSrenes Address
COMMISSION. Tribune OGce '''''s"'' A"'''S'
WANTED-SS,0O for a safe and lucrative
BUSINESS with salary for cement Pas, er,, r.e
Address S. Tribune Office. ' "'''
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

IIWN orthe hAIioNAL CURHENCY BANK NevYork IN The
on TIE morning Of the Monday Of October ft3
RkSOURCEs
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DihiNmo Nptitts.

9ibiA,nN gutitss.
Oyyrcg ov THE EAGLE FIRE CosPASr,}
No II wAllst, Nes.lork, Oct > iS5 r,
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND of Ten PER
" CRST free taI this dA been declared payable
a a. 'TS 7,i ia.i A. J. CLINTON Secreiary
---------- oyvTcT OF TIlR PANAMA RALRo,D CoNPAsI m
7s-,xx BriinSes No So Warst New. Iork sept e. 1908
IHTH DIVIDEND.-The Board OF DlrecIors
LfO have this declared DIVIDEND on slA lol LEE @
~ M. Road three months ending Oth Dst
be 10 the their legal repreentaiyes on az
b Of October books will be closed on tne AeH00A
G 25 iu,. and rsopeued the morning of tho 1 pIoi%o
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

T 0ST.-$25 REWARD will be paid by TIF-
II FASY Co., No $50 Broadway for recoyery GOLD
WATCH No o2s Openfaced cylinder Of Bane Cos make
a m Of 0ctOber6
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
STATE oy NEv.IoRE,

ssAooaef John ''''''' alSid0ESf i0afSiss Irss1eHt
! Are, HERRrsAS. Secretary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28
i, ..,,:$3;2:9t 80 in Advance 1a
WHOLE TIC lL7lls n NUMBER Z y BE 987.
The Welcome

h, SIT .i-Gi Irlvi10 0--------l-- eE9id3 M =
I;ljIAnither bairn cam, hame--4G >isiiss5I iit
Hame to mither and me t--ezs -..-,, 81
II Vas Yestreen in the gleamin2. -
iIr'i@1i When scarce was light to See =
lisiis The wee bit face o The darlinss Toi sr9ho
That its greetia osy. was heard, ,ld9f ,ir
And our crowded nestle made place
"'AA To hold another bird! I!
lJjot3O II dfIpM Ttf siisHH -s1ias 9nEtg
,dT Sdx1leefle ,bonhis mouths,u % saisns''ain
All me TAX muckle to ILL y f.s,i .e.sd
J.. But to grudge the bit to the seventh
- ''l For fhither and me were MI =
"l 'Ohii nestle ap, Closer deafy,Ss '''pi''i.'iH
4.9d Lie SAFE on the snaEeyGbreast, iIj Hagg
s,,r,l3 3Whers fast Lies fountain foweth,S -ssyf
Where thy twa hps. are prest -.
-"iii' The rich man courtefil his earesli -!
d Es1tBB the 'shinin'agowd6n1s hand,D Isih
.,i By s. ships that sail on the sea, -,
:, By haryests that whiten. tie land.
~ Tire puir min c5Inteth his blessings ii'ia
By the ring o. voices sweet, oh oY s8nii'
~ bBy,fh hope that gliHtsinr barenies zen
,iiosRy tbs sound qnndls Z s9iEnHies sH fset0 ,I a5ir
1890 Aa4tgWt WtSftbrHs iiaine, my darlinn' siia:i
.snioh HShie tOlmither;and me Ip.isa 9df -iis
pi e. AM its-negersRaayEye and less o, loyesa
Than the love ye brought wi, ye,. =.
CQuld are the. blasts O. the wild wind,
-H'-i 'iAhT rough the swsiFldi may be-; -
"a IBnt warns hamb of the wGeaone,d ztsEIi
b ha. lnlths hearts Of wither and me J 1.-aT'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28

Trains dopt stop stations where the time rs omitted
in the above table
= Second 11&s Ears mn eifaH Thr6ug STfains So
All through trains going Westward connect at -Cleve
ane with Tans for Toledo, Chicago, Coinbiis oincin-
nati, indianapolis Re-
Steamboat Express leaves Buffalo at $50 Pm. Sun
day Night inst cad of Saturday Might Trains arriving
in Dunlirk at $40 PM, 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 donot stop where time is omitted
The Saturday Night Express Train from cleveland at
g.s0Ps AZ runs Buffalo, and leaves Buffalo for the
East ON Sunday at LIS pm. fo 81. --'1 ei-ssF %
EASTWARD-N. Y. Express, Eastern mail and Night
Express rms through to Buffalo without changer
2 -WESTWARD--NghtE Express. Toledo Express and
Day Express rHnfhrOush TO Toledo without change ~
My. Express East, and Day Express West will
ON bundars.sa sis41s- .fCr .r-iH ts5,'F a1lf-
H. NOTTINGHAM, supt
SuPts Office, Cleveland & Erie Railroad, ny sff
-HiIrrH Cleveland. o. May11, 1868 81 rr-ft'
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HARNESS MAKER, q, ss,.o,

w. HI. WILLIAMSON, Saddler and Harness Ma
ker opposite Fisk Block Main street. Ashtabua, Ohio,
- hastn shhadS and nalqsst te order il zhe best nh4ner
everything in his line. S6y
p G, FORD, Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles,
Harness.. Bcidles Collars, Trunks Whips. &C., Qppo-
siteFisk Hohse AshtIbuia 6fTo.' saA'if 4S ~ 80
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DRUGGISTS.

CHARLES e. SWIFT-Ashtabula, Ohio, Dealer
in Drugs and Medicines Groceries, Perfnmery ana
Fancy articles superior Teas Coffee, Spices, Flavor
inc Extracts Patent Medicines of every description
Paints DYES Varnishes Brushes Fancy Soaps, Hair
Restoratives Hair Oils &C. all of which will DC sold
at the lowest prices Prescriptions prepared with suit
able care. go
HESDH aKfNtF,i Main PsncefEs "A slita bhla,
Ohio Dealers in Drugs Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints Cis Varnishes, Brushes Dye StqifS Sc Gholce
Family Groceries including Teas, C6ffees &e Patent
Medicines Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur
poses Physician prescriptions carefully and pfopti
ly attendsdEtor z ruIsaou -z-..rs...sIs to9
GEORGE WiELARD q, Dealer II Dry y-Goods Gro
ceries Hats Caps Boots Shoes Crockery, Glass-Ware
Also Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware, sad
Dyestuffs &C., Main street, Ashtabua.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28
FURDAY, NOVEMBER 3d. 1863 r. @
SELECT POETRY.
. - :, ] am Dying. 80. rga 81

!. I'D . IA 80 am Dying. 4. -.sn .aa 81
Raise my pillow, husband, dearest,
Faint and fainter comes my brgathi
/ ,5i And. those shadows. stealing slowly, "
Must, | know, be those of death. r;E
Is. sit down close beside me, darling i,s ..ts
Let me clasp your warm, Stout hand.
Yours that ever hasssustained me,
To1the borders of this landssa liiT 80
I ss =, ma. 7,.yS A. ID, - .a, .--5dll5zcuz
= For your God and mine-olr Father
''$ Thence shall ever lead me on; ~, n
''-i Where upon d throne eternal, ~ .s7..i
SITS his. loved and only Son ;.-s7 "
I've had visions and been, dreaming RI
7''' Ger the past of joy and pain;
-, Year by year I've wandered backward,
- Till Wasaa child again. r:-7eH
i Dreaming of girlhood, and the u trhhotheht
When | stood your wife and bride !
IiJHIIox my heart had thrilled with iLoke'
sai;~.ssa7 triumph, 3HiI yiias7,ir -,'az - 1olF
-. In that hour of womans PRIDE -. -
.,ag. Dreaming of thee and all the earth cords
.i.a1a' Firmly twined about my heart
zz'a1 OH! the bitter, burning anguish y; - l..
~ T. Wien first knew We mast part. ds..r
,.H' 1t has passed-and God has promised f..
AL thy footsteps to attend; .1t. --.. -
~ He that's more than friend or BROTHER
He'll be witA-yeu to the end.
.1..a There's no shadow DER the portals
~ Leading to my Heavenly home u '''
Christ has promised life immortal,
And It's he that bids me come.
"a; wlehlf6a's trials wait lit around tIiee,a -
+ ~ - And its chilling billows swell, .-l ''
Thou'it thank Heaven that Pm spare,
them,
Thcu'ltthen feel that "all is'well,"
Bring my boys unto my bedside;;1.
My last blessing let them keep -
But they're sleeping-do not wake them;
They'll learn soon enough to weep.
Tell them often of their mother,
Kiss them for me when they wake,
Lead them gently in Life's pathway,
Love them doubly forimy sake. 5
Clasp mine hand still closer. darling,i
This. is the last night of my life -
For tomorrow | shall never 81
Answer when you call me "wife," ,"
Fare the well, my noble husband,
Faint not meath the chastning =
- Throw your strong arms round our chill
-GEen,Tz- z=-s--
Keen them close to thpe-anQ GCDl
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LUMBER-YARD.

SEYMOUK &. .ETD3zNGS, Manufacturers of
Doors Sash and Blinds. bevel Siding Flooring, Fenci
erS in Rough aud Planed Lumber, Lath Shingles and
<Bniidng generally Call and see our yarie
ties of Fence at their Planning Mill corner Main Street
and Union Alley, Ashtabua, Ohio.sf u .=5ctal
VIM. SEYMOUR 963-n A G. GiDOlNGS
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iia.A little girl having faEathe first time
notfced7her shoulder blade, came running
in;ens day, and osaidl:s . 'Oh,,RA dnt Mary,
1 guess rlf be an i'0a angel soon,. for any
wing bones are beginning toognoW.lEo
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o,These two lines that look 50 solepn,
O, Arejuss put in to fill up the the cRRhlpmnn. Rhlnn-..
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Many who, in this world, occupy ing 4
seatsin the synagegaes,a theatres, and
other public places, will, ,'we fear infthe
world ITO come, find ,gnly aplace in'Sthe
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The Back door Iit ny y1kitehen X te.h n
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Paris supports 900 female printers aho
80 female proof readers,fl.il sA,'rtif,yi
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.Y0gA Fortune Made BIZ 6. Pin. rs

Keep them close to thee-and GcD!
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II RADFORD, Brewer, Office and Brewery in
Old N E. Church, Main street, AshIabula >Ohio S7o
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