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The New York herald., 1869-03-25
DYJ BARRY, AUCTTONEER-A LARGE AND POsI.

DY J. BARRY, AUCTI0NEER--A LARGE AND POSI-
ID tive auction sale OF magnificent Household Furniture,
ane Carpets Sc Ac most OF which perfect and
nearly new. Messrs J. BARRY CO., Auctioneers, will
sell this day (Thnrsdsy March 2s 1859 the entire elegant
Furniture contained In the large brown stone residence
lS6 East Nineteenth Fourth and Third
commencing l0h o'clock precisely consisting OF elegant
rosewood octave PfAnoforte magnificent Suits In
French saing brocsel and fine reps Centre Tables Ac
largo variety Of superb Bedroom Furniture
walnut &C.; pure horsehair Mattresses, Ac fine Dining
Room Furniture, Tableware Ac Full particulars IN
loguea N. B.-Sale positive and without reserve.
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A UCTION SALE or OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PLANO,
"A black wslnut fsrer SUIT yhes,nu, and Painted Cham
bcr Suits Brussels and ply Carpets, oak Extension Table
and Chairs, Rsfrizcrstors, Ac, w COLE MURPHY, on
Frldsy at lD,s O'Clock, s - st. Felix street. BrookIyb.
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4 J. BLEECKER SON 4 CO.
IN. viii sell at auction,
Thia dAv March "a

A J. BLEECKER, kuCTIoNEER.
n Mott Station, L. l.
A. J. BLEECRER, SON co. will sell At auction
Saturday, March u, IL NJ at the Exchange Salesroo,
Lots al Mo Station at the OF the Hunters Point
0ouhside Brook Railroads beautifully
ated for immediate Improvement
Naps at az Cedar street
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SALES AT AUCTION.
MORRIS WILKINS AUorIoSEEk
Nos. 9, IL and i3 Walker street, At auction.

SALES AT AUCTION.
MORRIS VILLAINS, AUCTIONEER
Nos 3, IL and i3 Walker street, at auction.
=. H. LUDLOW CO. viii sell at auction on Wednesday,
March a. 1852 at u o'clock, the Exchange salssoOm Ill
ngs Nos o ii and is Walker street. south se 100 feet cas-!
West broadway or Fifth avenue e1tsnson plot o1io'
Sixty cent remain ON bond and mortgage for three
Maps at the auctoneers once.
ssD Sy
place win sell this day, at II O'clock Gold and Silver hunting
ppsa isse studs Buttons. Diamond Jswey Guard FOB
and Vest Chains Guns and rstois nuscs ana Matnema
simpson, 25 Chatham street.
} J. rAuILsoN, AucrIoSEER.
u. Auction sale at Exchange salesroom,
rae.d.y u s,S.sS's S:1sS fss s s'is ! Il O'Clock
FfxT2sSS ssw VIII ss above ..
properly beautifully situated on on nss snc ground ind
nasa~s aoar from nas the eiy Sy Erie RAILWAY
he beautiful location and remarkable heathfulness
ne Of the most desirable places OF residence neal
ps and particulars a, onlcs of QUAcKENBusH PAU
L,N, Auciioneers, 81 Nassau street, room No. =
pHARD WALTERS, AuCTIoNEER.
| IL General Merchandise. -
ssl Friasy March At twelve O'clock :. M FAM -
es Rasins, 80 boxes Sperm Candles, 10 kegs Nails
SotPaper nass 2,Oco ibs Glue, n,oO ibs Green Faint
~! O'clock a ga Canal street. Goods from s.orags
.:arior and Chamber Suits, marble top DIessingan
ing sses showcsse... Lace Curtains, Window Shade.
Beds Bsdsns Hair and other Sailresss, Tolst soar
cutlci.nd Plated Ware. Everything for housekeeping
1larvn mir nm in nj Orde
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EDwARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.
ID United statea MarshAl's sale.
BY order Robert Murray, Es, United states Marshal
BY EDWARD scHENcK, tbi. day, at y o'clock, at No
o. Liberty street, quantity OF Printed Music; also
quantity Bound Music - Lilo boxes OF Cabaryas
also Brandy E cases Wine, % baskets Champagne
hhd Wine Guns also cases Brandy, Gfn
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NIIBLOS GARDEN.
IN Lcssees and Managers. JARRETT q FALMEh
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The receipts at NIBLO'S GARDEN TO witness the per-
fomancc OF the FORTY THEY ES during the month OF
February were FIFTY-rOUK THOUSAND FOUR HUN,
DRED AND EIGHTY DOLLARS, the largest returned
ned Sates officer OF any In the city, being
from TEN THOUSAND 70 THIRTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS In advance Of the two other leading theatres OF Now
York. -
THE RENOWNED LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE.
BRILLIANT, UNEQUIvOCAL AND
COMPLETE SUCCESS OF FARNlE'S POPULAR
VERSION.
THE FORTY THIEVES;
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THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER.

/ Advertisers should remember that
the EVENING TELEGRAM has q
circulation greater than any other
evening paper In New York.
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EDWARD scHEScK. AucrIoNEER.

~ Mortgage Sale Of Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
By EDWARD sCHENCk, tomorrow being Good rriday)
o'clock II o'clock at 50 Liberty
street. continuation OF the finest stock Of Cabinet Furn
ture ever offered st public sale.
LrLEGANr BLACK WALNUT PARTITION, Is FEET
II wide feet high covered with crnson reps FOR dividing
parlor has folding will be sold auction Friday
March 2s by y BOLTON, sA Broadway.
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DY r. COLToE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR
ID niture, together with Caramel Establishment Coun
ters, Fixtures, This day tThursiay March 2 1t 10M
O'Clock, 1t No Amiy street. near Broadway the entire
nne Bookcase rosewood Mirrors Parlor and Bedroom
Furniture Beds Mattresses Carpets Oleoths Ac also all
ware Reds kattre sses xc
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CHANGE OF hill.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY hvENINGS,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
LAST PERI RtORMANCES IN NEW YORK OF
MISS KATE REIGNOLDS, MISS KATE REIGNOLDe.
CAMILLE. CAMILLE. CAMILLE,
CAMILLE. CAMILLE. CAMILLE.
MISS KATE REIGNOLDS....... CAMILLE
On FRIDAY-Farewel Benefit of
MISS KATE RElGNOLns.
SATURDAY MATINEE. FAkEW LII REI0NOIDw
MATINEE. ONLY CAMILLE MATINEE.
ON EASTER MONDAY MARCH 20,
first appearance OF the legitimate artists
MR.. and MISS COuLDoCK,
In two OF their specialties,
rrHFATRE FRANcAIs LA VIE PARIsIENNE.
j Sole Lessee and Director. 3D. GRAU
Farewell nights In New York of
Mr.. GRAU,S FRENCH OPERA COMPANY.
THESE FAREWELL NIGHTS ARE LIMITED TO EIGHT
TESTIMONIAL 70 Mr. J. GRAU, MONDAY, March ~.
For the first time In America,
OHenbach's famous Opera Boute, In four acts,
LA VIE PARISIENNE-LIFE IN PARIS
with Rose Bell Desclanzas Gueret, Rizareli vfcorin,
Maurice Carrier Beckers Gabe Bouron Gcnot Delignc,
Mussay ugnes and the entire strength Of the company o.
ACT New Railway Station. Arrival OF straneers-
ACT ia little Hotel In the Grand Hotel.
ACT III.-Une Soiree Dams IL Quart du Monde
ACT Iv.-Firs tabeau-A Partisan Restaurant. Second
tableau-Le Jarden Mable Grand Fete.
Seats he secured At the us lal ticket oTcss.
the Testimonial be obtained only ~ the Seo
rearys office Of the Theatre Francais and at schrmers
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r EwIs z woop, ArcTIorEER,
Ia viii sell ai public auction
On Friday, March -,
Ats O'Clock r. ~,
On the premisea,
the valuable rropey situated corner Hudscn asd Hsss1
Streets Jersey CITY house contans u BATH and cellar
under whole house, 35rll splendid location for
For terms, kc, Apply 10 LEWIS T. WOOD, % Mont.
gomsry street, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

GEORGE COOK, AuCTIoNEER.
VI Aksignee's sale OF
Superb Cabinet Furniture,
this DAY. nj III o'clock, nj lU Liberty
Guiding rosewood and black walnut Pzrlor Su green
fancy striped Terry walnut ebony
Chamber Salts Bookcases, Bufets Hall Stands Chars
Centre and Library Tables &c.; also Oloe and Counting
House Desks and Tablen also Cockery Glassware Cutlery
Beds and bedding. Clocks, wahera silver Plated ware
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

llY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 NINER-HErRY II. LEEDS,
ID Auctioneer, will sell by auction Thursday, March 25
l0 O'clock private residence 1 Madison avenue
handsome Household Furniture consisting OF Velvet and
Brussels Carpets Suits in blue and crimson
pnsn, orange figured Window Curtains Lace do rosewood
Piano, rosewood Centre Tables rosewood Eacere, real
and black walnut Bedsteada: Bmeaus Washssands &C.;
s black Extension Table and Chairs French Cocks
mahogany Hatstand, Olclohs, Stair Carpets and Rods
Kitchen Furniture &C., DC.
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a PERFECT CURE
10cnfs TP0nfcG
TO NELL THE
Eminent Women of the Age,

Eminent Women of the Age,
w RITTEN BY MESSRS. PARTON,
GREELEY. HIGGINsoN, HoPPIN, ABBOTT, WIN
TER. TILToN, Ms. r.. C. STANTON, FANNY
FERN, GRACE GREENWOOD, Etc.
An elegant octave volume Of 639 pages. illustrated
with
FOURTEEN SUPERIOR STEEL ENGRAVINGs,
This volume comprises Il carefully prepared sketches.
written expressly for this nuuk. among whom MAR.
GNHET FULiEF, LYDIA MhEtA CiIup. JENNY LTSD.
FLorENcE NIGHTINGALE. THE CAGY SisTERs. GAu
IIhMtLTON. EIIzABETH BARRETT BROWNING. ANNA l..
DICNiSsoN, RiSTouI. JlO-A BOSHEuR. Mrs ii. Il.
STOWE, CAMILLA tRso, and HAPniET q. lIOssER.
The New York Tribune speaking Of the Publishers,
says;
= So thoroughly have they done their work that their
volume npaper type. binding. CncrHvings. above all
in the excellence Of its suhcet matter goes far to
the rcproach often urged against subscription
bOuks-Orlr made 10 sell. -
Agents meeting with unparalleled success in sell
ing this book.
ono agent in New York sold % In week.
one agent In Now Hampshire sold - in five hours.
One agent In Massachusetts, sold In II calls
For descriptive circulars and sample engraving,
Address
s. NJ. BELTS & CO.,
ass Hartford Conn.
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Merchants Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

Il HE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION or.
ganizod to promote end protect trade by cnahlng ils
al credits and the recoycry of claims at al points have
TO announce that thuy will on or about septehoer ISL
rhc Mercbants' Protective Union Mercantile Refer
cncc Register" containing among other things, the
Names Nature Of Business, Amount of Capital Finan-
ca standing and Rating to Credit of over 100000 Of
the princidal merchants, trades bankers m0nutacur
ers and public companies in more than 5000 Of the
United states their territories. and the British Provin
ces Of North America and embracing the moet impor-
nt Information attainablc and necessary enable tho
Merchant to ascertain at glance the Capitol haracte
and Degree Of Credit Of such of his customers
deemed worthy of any gr idatiOn of credit
Tho reports and information to he given In the Re-
giscr viii he confined those deemed worthy of
line OF credit and the will be based. fur
practicable, upon the written statements of the parties
themselves, revised and corrected by wellknown aud
guarantee OF the correcness OF the information FUR
bshud by them tits believed that the reports will prove
more truthful and complete and therefore superior to
and ofmuch greater value than any previously Issued
BY aid Of tie Merchants Protective Union Mercan.
tile Refcrehcd Register" business men win be enabled
to ascertain glance the capital and gradation Of
credit. as compared with financial worth Of nearly every
merchant manufacturers trader and banker, within the
/ above named territorial limits,
On or about the first ofeach month. subscribers will
also receive the MoNrnLY CHrpScLE, containing,
among other things record Of snc important changes
| in the name and condition OF firms throughout the
country may subsequent TO the publication
each half yearly volume of the Mercantile reference
Price Of the Merchants Union Mercantile Reference
Register, 600 y for which u win he forwarded TO any
| address In the United States. transportation paid.
Holders five $40 shares Of tho Capital stock in ad-
dltion 70 participating in the profits win receive ono
charge; holders of ten shares viii be entitled to Two
Copies md no more than ten shares OF the Capital
Stock viii he allotted to any one applicant.
All remittances, orders or communications relative
| To the book should he addressed 10 the Merchants
Building, No. 1gS Broadway. BOX aj6G,) New York.
/ 1y 9T2
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Florapoe SOWING Maohino.

J He StbscriberLaving taken the agen-
eyot this eupetfbr machine would notify the ladies Of
fht fcalon that she Will supply any grade of merhtnn
no ~ hccordingto case khd hnirh, and viii
give sucn inrrncton AZ will enable the pnrchaser 10 run
with facility and satisfaction The merits of this
aonne arr equal at least 20 the heat In use and for in.
Evnny ana simplicity OF design and mechanism holds
inlpoTtsnt advantages All others Some OF theso
'"e''s may oe briefly summed up AZ follows.
Iis simplicity and great range ofwork .
and double kho, Wv 'NN' NJ v u"uoie iock
,ps t,SSvSrsbs feed Motion operated by simply turn
lnk thtnr screw. enabling the operator to r, he
WORK to the right or lc and oonven1enec ~ sf ~
Ing the ends fthe scaus '''o'00 WI 'Vi-i
The perfect finish and A., 90 a,
machine IL made. II MANNER ." "noh thh
work done. ~ '"o quahy OF the
Its seltadjustng tension,
Those about to purchase sewing nachine N do ,rcll
tQ call at the residence Of the subscriber and n ~
Florence Machine before investing In any other N :"
..,..,.,. ,o.. MRS. L. II. ROBERTS
AshtaDula, Jnly u, 1887. aiT
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
Ashtabula Marble Works.

II
the citizens of Ashobua County that having purchased
the interest of j. h. Reeves and Co., in the Marble Bsi.
and having rcplenrhed with large stock of both
Marble and Sand Stone II prepared to MI all orders for
Monuments, Head Stones Toinbs, Vaults. Curhng and
all Cemetery Work, also. Caps and Ss. Water Table,
Chimney Tops, &C. and all kinds of Building Stone /;
Plugging cut and la. down short notice, and Hs low
figures any other establishment in the State We
shall keep the hest Of material. aud with good work.
men as can he found, cannot he surpassed In
work for style and finish Please give a call and
for yourselves. shop ON Centre Street. door west
OfJ. =. RObcrlsUn's Shoe store. II. UDY, JR.
take pleasure In recommending Mr.. Udy 10 the pco-
pie OF Ashtnhulu and cSprCinly.thosc wanting Cemetery
work, MOnuncns &c, und having 1Igagpd services,
would be plrased to all my old who in
want of w0rk,-and many new ones vt the old stand.
Respectfully ctc.,
Sept 10, 1853 09Gtf j. LREEVES.
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PIERCE & HALL Selling their stock to go
West.


Wc haze leased store In Minneapolis. MINI. where
we intend removing nest Spring to start anew IN our
present business Aud we now offer for sale all Of our
stock al and below cost. We have also uurchascd for
the benefit Of the ladies' large and choice stock Of
Furs Of every grade 20 he sold at wholesale prices.
We offer $50 all Wool Suits from ~ to 20 dollars
30 ovcrcoats from . to 25 dollars.
20 Wooden Shirts from 81 80 to $3.50
800 Prs Socks cotton and Wooden from u to 20 cents.
1000 Hats and Caps from 20 eta to dollars.
sOll yards Cloth from 10 cts to 80
80 Satiuet Suits from to II dollars.
as Dress Coats from 10 S15.
so Bows Suits from N $40.
100 Prs Pants from ESQ 10 g.
.125 Wrappers from - cts to dollars.
125 Prs Drawers from 20 cts to 81
900 Prs Gloves from 30 cts to 81
300 Fancy Ties from 10 to 60 cts.
100 Prs Suspendcrs from 30 TO 50 cts.
1000 Boxes Collnrs from 10 20 10 cts
Fine all wool Cloth for dollar lcr yard. Also 2
.arge variety OF Railroad Bags, Umbrellas, SILK Hats
Overas. Knit Jackets. &C.
We wifi also manufacture Suits at greatly reduced
rates selling you Cloth aud Trimming at Cost aud Civ
ding you the benefit Of our profits on labor THE ia 70
ham offer made TO sell goods but honatdr sale OF our
whole stock. prices will readily prove To ron
Goods have already commenced selling fast and to get
a good choice you must come carly.
We win sell B years leasc Of the store VIC no"
occupy, Lilies safe, large show Cases Mirror TO-
rether with the good will Of tradC AH accounts
and notes due unpaid by he 1T Of February viii he
pnt in the haI d. OF some attorney for c9liccil@n
Ashtabssa Oct. 10, 1s7s ss2-tf
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Wondov. fbe 5M dam of Apr7, 1869,



i O Elisha L. Murray, who resides in Mans
field, ohio. Jane II. Teel and John Tcc who reside In
Erie, Pennsylvania blza A. SOue aud Hiram O. SOue,
whose place OF residence lie unknown and Ransom Il.
Murray who resides In the State of Indiana.
Nou hereby notified that w. Ward Smith Admins
traitor OF the estate of Ursula Murray, deceased the
eighth day of March, A.) 1850 filed his pet ton in The
Probate Court within and for the County of Ashtabula
and state of Ohio alleging that the personal estate OF
said decedent is insufficient tn her debts and eXpcn
ses of Administrations that she died seized in fec simple
Of the following described real cstate (o-wiD situate
in the Village of Ashtabua, In the County aud State
aforesaid, bciug lot No 10 OF Carso Cranes plat; aud
bounded as follows. Commencing at the South East
corner of lot II on Prospect Street thence the north
line OF said street rode to lot IL: thenJe along thv
East line Of Lot No. 10, to the North East corner
OF said lot and lot Of land conveyed by said Crane
Frederick Carlisle thence easterly by the stake
at the northwest OF lot H. thence along the
line OF lot H. hfcon rods the place beginning sup
posed to contain 1y;eghi rods Of land more less
That John H. Payne, Elisha l.. Murray Ransom P. MUIR
ray. Harriet W scovile, Jane T. Toe Francis u. Muir
ray aud Eliza 4 Souc her heirs law The prayer
Of said petition is for sale of said premises, for The
payment Of the debts and expenses aforesaid said peti
lion viii be for hrarng the 18th day of Ap H. A. d.
1859. W. WAhD SMITH, Is .4.
-. Adm'r Of Ursula Murray. decd
Ashtabula, March 10, 1863 1O0sw4
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TIE GREAT
EINGART BITTIER5:
1 SAFE BLOOD PURIFIER, A

A SAFE BLOOD PURIFIER, A
n Splendid Tonic, Pleasant Beverage, Certain
Cure and Preventive of Diseases.
The Zingnri Biters compounded from prescrip-
on Of the celebrated Egyptian physician Dr. Chcoppus,
who after years of trial und experiment discovered the
IngEn Herb, the most remarkable vegetable produc-
l"n the earth pcThns has ever yeldrdcertainly the
most effective In the cure Of disease It, In combination
with the other valuable properties Of which the HnRri
Irtcrs Is composed, will cure Dyspepsia Fever and
on hi les first stage Flatulcncy, Nervous Debility Fr-
male Complains, rheumatism, Dysontery, Acute and
Chronic Diarrha, Cholera Murhus, Cholera, Typhoid
and fyphus Fevors. Scronlu Diseases Of the Kidneys
llnbitual Custivcucss. &c.
In the prcvcnton and of the above diseases II
has b,n known TO fail, thoasRnds Of Our
prominent citizens throughout all parts Of the country
win testify Let the afflicted send for circular Contain
ng testimonials and certificates OF those who have hecn
cured after their have been pronounced hopeless
by our best physicians.
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All to be sold between this and the 1st of
February 1869, for CASH, at and below cost
prices LI....
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Thompson Quarry.

i HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
Coaugn County IL the and most convenient for
tho citizens Of Ashabulp and vicinity Of any other and
the quality Of s stone superior for hrmncssof texture
and durability Stone cut to any dimensions, and for
any purpose. dressed in the most workmnnke manner
and at short notice. Orders snicitatcd for Flaggng
steps. We.Stones, Undncrpinning Window and boo
Caps and sills, Coping nd water Tables. When tho
travelling is good partic may do their hauling at
consdernb Bile savin e.. b. EDGERTON.
Thompson, Dee. ~. 1861. 90
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LEOAL, pROpA1E MATfIRs, &C.
sheriFa Sale Of Lands & Tenements.

Sherln'S 8 sale OF Lands @ Ienements,
Ashta6Ula Common Pleas, October Term, 1867
Daniel ssd@ss Mitchell order Of Sale.
hrhry X. Redcekoretal) .as..
10y virtue of an Order of Sale duly issued
from said Court In the to me directed VIII
offer for sale by way Of public auction at the Door OF the
Court ousc in Jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohio, on
Monday, the 5h day Of April, 1860,
at O'Clock r. NJ Of said cay the following describ-
ed lands aud tcnemcnts towit Situate in the county
Of Ashabua, In The incorporated Village OF Ashtahun,
and known Lot No So and part OF Lot No ~ ~ SAID
Village D. Knsman's Plat and IL bounded East hy the
top of the high bank OF Ashabua Creek South by Bank
Street. North by Lot No. ~ aud West by land ut ly.
man Hoglc being the said Lot No, 50, and thitycght
3S) feet front on Bank Street and furtytwo 9 feet IN
the and twelve 02J Rods deep front to rear In Lot
No 81. Appraised az s. II. j. CoNEIL Sh'f
II. FITCH, PIT Attorney.
shcrH's Office, March 9Th 1869. 5wiO0l
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Superior to all Paints.

for the preservation Of wood from Gre or water Eayo
eucrng water tanks fence posts to which II has beer
applied will last indefinitely. Lung known and tried by
the inventor. although bRt recently patented.
All orders or inquiries in regard to PLASTIC SLATE
or AshtabulH County. should hc addrcsscdto
.s..... BRYANT & DiLLEY, Geneva, Ohio.
April 4. 1866. s5i.
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FULL VARIETY AND STYLE.

And We expect 70 sell them at prices low as can
bought IN Cleveland, and OF as good quality. Pnrcu
arH hereafter JNO MANSF EID
Ashtabula, May 81, 1sas. 80
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mo ALL WHO ARE AROITT no

TO ALL WHO ARE ABOUT TO
proof \, ,b' laailc Slate s what you want Firo
~, the ufllcst ecnae Fropt cannot crack IL
aciher sunshine waict car t,snetrnie oy Ss.oive
y. M ron the moment II i applied can be puf pn NV
iorm' nom nat to perpendicular. - ~ P P'' y" "'S
One half cheaper than Shect-Slatcl
Soon hardens 30 as to boar pnlnarcd tho weight os
s so expensive and 30 soon fsted through Iron Roof
lng.that IL 40 costly and onen raeke by ita undue
weight the structure IL covers Guttn- n-pcrcha-whrh
always leaks; Tar and Grave-dItto; shinge Roofing
yearly gr9wng more costly and is hlt tlndcr to every
WIN. l.. POTTER, INVENTOR.
HEAR IIEARl solon Robinson, Prcsf39nt of "The
Fnrmers Club" New York, Agricultural Ehitor Of the
New f9rk ItfbNre says (among other good things he
9ays 2 ~ Its discovery s great boon to American
uncqpalcd as lining for csterns, as plEster for
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VhoIesaIe Prices.

CAl ara examine our stock and prices of White cad
Ola VntniFbes Japnns Gc. hoinIo pnr.hn ing else
whore. HESDRi & KING Druggists.
Ashtabua, Feb. 90 1873. 0Ti
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no more going to Mil No More wning for the Grst
No moro Tolls to pay !.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes Of Laxative
Medicine.
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vARNIsHEsl yARNIsHEs

j UST RECEIVED. n large stock ot
varnishes which We will roll lower than any other
iabshment in the county they tho host In the mar
ket The trade supplied at reasonable advance frm
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Kimney's teed &, 0,'ist MN !

EVERY FARlu3R Ills OWN MILLER!
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FOR SALE,
MESSRS. LAZARUS & MORRIS,
OPTICIANS & OCULISTS,
HARTFORD, CONN,
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Have, with Wow TO meet the increased demand for
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