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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-02

TIM purest and sweetest Cod.Lyer on In the world is
Hazard Caswell's, made the Shore Il ON fresh,
selected liyers, by CASWELL, HAZARD & co. New
York. II is absolutely pure and s5cstl. Patients who
have once taken Il prefer II to nh others Physicians
have decided II superior to any OF tie other oils
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-02

language, the highest truths Terms: Sia5; a
year. Five copies for $500; Specimen number,
10 cents Sewing Machines, Cabinet Organs, Dolls,
Tool-Chests Books, &c. &c, given as Premiums
for Subscribers. Address T. 5. ARTHUR Il Sons,
! Philadelphia, Ia.
Our You've FOLKS" The Story of a
Bad Boy Is concluded in the December number.
Rev Edward Il. Hale gives chapter of useful ad-
vice to the young on :" How to Go into Society"
christmas Tide" Is poem by A. w. Dellaw.
Hot Buckwheat Cakes-with fulpagc Illustration
by ii. L. Palmer Carl's Christmas Carol, by NJ.
W. Mclain; How Battles are Fought-with several
illustrStions-by Major Traverse Johnny fearful
with niustration-by Geo, Cooper; How Ship IL
Modelled and Launched-wth full-page and sew
eral smaller illustrations-byJ j. T. Trowbridge; etc,
etc. The publishers announce that Mrs. A. ID. Il.
Whitney, author OF A Summer In Leslie Goldth-
wate's Life" will contribute the leading serial
story for 1870, entitled I'VE Girls" Story OF
Home Life. Among tho regular contributors for
the new year are mentioned the names of DR.. l. l.
Hayes, the famous Arctic explorer; T. b. Aldrich,
James Parton, j, T. 1rowbridg Rev. e. X. Hale,
Harriet Beecher 'towe,p John G. Whittier; and other
eminent writers v Ill also contribute to Our Young
Folks during the nov year FIELDS, OsaooD h Co.,
Boston, Mass. $s0O per mrum; an extra copy
gratis for every Ave subscriptions, The Atlantic
Monthly and Or Young Folks $500 per year.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR DECEM-
BER.-Table of Contents: Uncle Sans Treatment
Of his Servants, by James Parton; The Dead Level,
by \, sheldon; The Mormon Prophets Tragedy, by
John Hay; The Brick Moon--lIl-~by 4. L. Hale
American Industry in the Census, by +. A. Walker;
Mr. Bruce, by Alice Eliot; The Increase of Human
l.fe-Ill by Edward Jarvis, NJ d, In My Vine
yard, by Bayard Taylor The Foe In the Household
My Caroline Chesebro; Life Saving as bust
ness Duty, by W, +. g. Shanks John, by A. ID.
Richardson; Under the Midnight Sun, by |. |.
Hayes; Reviews and Literary Notices. For 1870
the publishers of The Atlantic announce new
novel, by Bayard Taylor, entitled Joseph and His
Friends" DR., l. |. Hayes will furnish series of
sketches, Under the Midnight Sun" Its list of
contributors for the newyear comprises the names
of many of the ablest and best writers of the day
Published by FIELDS 0saoop h Co, 1874 fremont
street, Boston, Mass. x40O per year; two copies
800; Ave, $1,000; ten 5000; single numbers. 3o
cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-02

A WIDE-AwAKE YOUTHS PArER.-1he Youths
Companion, OF Boston, announces nearly score of
regular contributors for 1870 Many OF them are
among our best known and most brilliant writer's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-02

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-02
The Ghost OF King Solomon, If the SpjrItunl-

lss could raise II, would admit that there something
"new under the sun" PHALON'S V1rALIA OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, Is thoroughly Original.
There has been nothing Ike Il since time began. It's the
only transparent and harmless hud In existence that
viii restore the natural color To gray hair without dis
coorng the skin or enalng ans Of the evils inflicted
by other hair ColOring preparations.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-02

IT Il always advisable TO buy the best goods A
fair trial will prove Tallmadges None Such salera-
tus to be the best and cheapest for family use
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23
Cleveland Market.

WEI NEsLAr jan. 90, 1909.
FLoUR-The market is much Grmer wequote City
xxx white $11,1O1il, %; amber g. 26ei0: xx red
$s50<os15 Xxx spring S7,j097,7j; spring $6sJ1G5 so
Country brands XXX white winter s9,25G9,I5; xx red
winter q, 7,5O6os.O0; sprins $12JGT5O. Buckwheat
Flour steady aud in fair demand at $s5o99,OO,
wHEAT-Mnrket more active and lower Sales
car No. 1 rcd winter from store at l,TO car No. ?
red winter from store at $1,G0
CoRN-Nnrket higher bnt dull. Sales cars new No.
1 sheed at I3Hc from store.
oATs-Bcttcr, and demand moderate Sales cars
No. from store at 63c.
RYE-ouist No. held at 81 1,s5Si,4O; No. asi, ,2SD
1.ss.
BARLEY-Quict No. Canada held at saO5Ca2IO.
No. 9 State nominal at 81 ,T0G1T5.
DRESSED HoGs--Receips uuimportant and marke-
dull Packers pay 12GlsIlc for medium to heavy, divid
ing on 200 lbs.
LARD-Markct better but quie, Sales City
rendered at 2OsOhc in tierccs and kegs Countryrend
cred at Isls0c.
SMOKED MEATs-Better and steady sugar.cured
Hams 2Oc; Dried Beef 1ac.
BUTTER Market quiet and steady. Choice western
Reserve y(e3Sc extra mic 5914Oc good Western Re-
serve and Genital 3J1L33c.
CuEEsE-stocks very light and firm at ls0sc fol
choice dairy aud factory.
EGas--In moderate demandat 2staOc for fresh.
| PoULTRY-Market QuOt. Turkeys selling at ia
| 1sc; Chickens 121isc.
BEANs-In moderate demand at s9,5OGaT5 per bu
for good tofrlac.
sEEDs-Fimer Clover steady at s9OGG9,5O; Timo
thy $3,a5Gs,50
HAY-Bailed in fair demand at $500, per ton from
store.
| PETROLEU Market firm and advancing and de
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

BoLD BURoLARY.--A bold attempt was made
upon the banking house Of our townsman, E.
Is. Pratt, Esq, At Chagrin Falls, on Saturday
night last The men, 6vc or six in number, ef.
iccted an entrance and taking the carpet for a
curtain TO darken the room went deliberately
10 work, and had nearly reached the covsted
przc-some tlirty.hve thousand dollars
when a man psssing the building noticed the
light and calling TO his aid the landlord OF one
Of the. hotels, the two returned to watch the
burglars Their appearance was noticed by
the outside guard, who gave the alarm, and
the lights were extinguished The two men
then commenced firing at the building, no
burglars being in sight, and expended some
twelve shots. Had tho man who first dscov-
cred them acted cody and with judgement he
could have aroused numbers enough to have
hivcd the whole lot Mr.. p. was notified Sun
day morning by telegraph, and left immediate.
y for the Falls to investigate matters. The
robbers got nothing for their nights work but
few dollars from the Postofilce which they
entered earlier in the evening.
Since writing the above Mr.. p. has returned
home, and informs us that the damage will bC
but sight and also informs us that the pros
pect for capturing the thieves is favorable. A
reward of $500 has been offered for their SAFE
delivery. No person slept at the bank, thu
clerk, Mr. J. II. Nellis; rooming athis boarding
house, and but for this man staying out late, :
the burglars would have effected their pur
poses. -Idinesrille Adc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23
CONNEAUT-Fyom he Reporter.

ALMOST FIRE.-On Sunday evening while
ing to the chores about his barn. he attempted
to hang the lantern upon nail in the side of
the barn, and by some mishap he missed it, and
the lantern fell to the floor breaking all to
pieces and setting a quantity of hay on fire.
As soon as he perceived what had occurred
and what would be the inevitable consequence
he grasped the hay and fire, and carried it out
into the barn yard, and thus saved the build
ing.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.--On Saturday last,
Mr. Oliver Cleveland, a citizen of Warsaw,
New York, and formerly of this place. now
visiting his brother Cyrus Cleveland, attempt
ed to commit suicide, by inserting piece OF
wood between his cravat and neck, and twist
ing it up so as to produce strangulation. Life
was nearly extinct when he was discovered.
Cause-temporary insanity.
Mr.. r NJ MERRILL, a well known citizen OF
this place, has removed to Jacksonville, Flori-
ds, and writes to persons here rosc-colored de-
scriptions of the country and climate. He has
purchased tract of land few miles from the
city, with the purpose of raising vegetables and
planting on orange orchard.
MIR. GEO. S. CLEVELAND, of Bayou Tcche
Louisiana, has sent to his friends here samples
of splendid sugar, of which his crop this sea-
son was 275 hogsheads, besides 80 barrels OF
molasses Ex-Judge Horace Wilder, is spend
ing portion of the winter on Mr.. Cleveland's
| plantation
Mr. J. B. LYON, formerly of Conneaut, now
of Chicago, lately shipped to Mr.. NJ. w. Wright
of Kingsvile, u box of oranges grown on his
Louisiana farm, They arr said to be superior
| fruit
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

A MONSTER TBEE.-Probably the largest
tree in this township, if not in the county, was
cut II few days since on the land of john d.
Munger in Padanaram, by Mr.. L. Brakeman
and his two sons. The monster was a chest
nut perfectly sound, and its diameter was
eight feet and fur tlches The tree was cut
into five logs, three of twelve feet, one of thir-
teen feet, and one of eight fect--making a
height of fifty seven feet to the limbs 1t took
near q day TO cut it down-three men chop.
ping upon it. 1t was truly king among
trees Times
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

MORE window-b breaking amusement has
taken place since our last notice. An aifray
at the station came off some wcok or two
since, in which one Jim Cowan WAS severely
pounded, and kicked, and has since died. AS
we write an lrishman, with his face pounded
to u. jelly, is seeking for legal redress before
Esquire Wright, at the office Of E. Ii. Fitch
We haven details in these cases to give, but
the announcement of the facts will serve to
show to some extent what field for entertain
ment we have, and the further fact that bu,
little attention is paid to these things by the
proper officials, may have the effect to prove
that we are a free people, aud the love of even
handed justice such, that there is little or no
discouragement to a free use Of individual
agency in securing it,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23
Married.

In AsabuIa on the evening of the te,b inst nv the
Rev X. hndeFHou, Miss MANI F daughter Of j. ID
Hnlbert, 20 ArDHHw q. BTOKg, Of Lawrence Mass
In Ashtabuia on the Dth inst. by Rev w. ABdersou
Mr. RicnAnD =. Horror 70 Miss NETrin srnIcgtSsp'
both Of Aehtabua.
In Asbtabula, on the Tth inst, by Rev Mr. Roberts
Miss PAHMnLIA N. BAHNun 10 Mr. DwtaHT SEAnEgs
both Of Ashtabuia
In Lake City MINI, Jan. Q. In the Congregation
church, BY Rev N. Dada, n. j. hEsHATn, Of Lake City
10 Miss MATTig J. STRoE0, formerly Of AshtAbuia.
In Conneaut on the 18th Inst, by Rev. o. =. Wyman
mrs. MARIETTA e. H0wAHD 10 IRAA, MAncT. Of Cherr
Hi, Pa.
IN oiraId Jan. Z, by l.. Wright, .. p Mr.. LANTsoi
DENSis, Of Hnesylls, 10 Miss MARI cAsE.
IN gcnersou. Jan ~. by d. &. Wads, !. r., T. n. An
Dorset.
~ ths village, At the residence Of the brides hther
Chnstnas I've by Rev, J. ". M'Ginsrt Fred Bugbec
| Oi iOraitOn, Mass, to Miss Jvmima StimsOn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

SECOND ONO CAyALRY.-A history Of this
regiment, written for the Panesvillc Telegraph,
by one abundantly qualified to do justice to his
subject. is to be published in that journal in
weekly numbers, 10 be continued through the
year, or until finished. As the regiment was
recruited in Northern Ohio, such history will
be of interest to every surviving member of it
and we commend the fact TO their attention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

NovELLY.-Bills announce that the new
Town Hall, in Geneva, will be opened on
Thursday and Friday evenings January2s and
~, by dramatic entertainment under the di-
rection OF its citizens The plays to be brought
out are" "Ten Nights in Bar Room" and
"Toodles and the Dutchman's Ghost"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

NJ. @. Dick, has just put in his Circulating
Library the following new bOoks-The Con-
script, a story Of the French War Of 1913. A
Thousand Miles Walk Across South America.
Great Britain, a record Of Travel in English
speaking Countries. Fair Play. Stories OF
the Gorilla Country. Wild Life Under the
Equator. The last two are by Du Chaillu
Palace and Cottage. Down the River. The
two last books out of Oliver Optics works fol
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

A MuRDERoUs AFFRAY occurred at Den
mark, on Saturday evening last, the principals
of which were Daniel Haines and David Swim
ton, both of that township. 1t began at a
chopping bee, in the afternoon, at the house of
a Mrs. w. d. Bellamy, but the parties did not
enter into the earnest part of the business until
evening, at a spelling match in the neighbor-
hood Swintpn's attentions to the sister OF
Haines were offensive to the Haincs family
and the ul-wili engendcred by this relation
was the cause and ground of the fight The
mcnaces and threats came from both parties
and there was sn Attenuation in expressions OF
Willingness 10 have it out. When they did
begin the melee, Haines drew knife and drove
it into Swinton's body, as we are told, nine
times, some Of which stabs entered the abdo
men and seriously injured the ntestincs. Be
sides the principals, there were the father o
liaines, who attempted to assist his son, while
another party by the name OF John Johnson
in turn cuajeled the, old man, knocking hin
down. The arrest Of Hancs was followed by
an examination before a Justice, resulting il
his being required TO recognize in the sum o
$500, tD appear for trial Swinton's wounds
were dressed by DIR. lIawley, of Jefferson, wh'
represents bis case as u critical one.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

THE GALAXY for February introduces Mrs.
Edwards story-Susan Fielding -prornising
we'll, and with its array of 50 many popular
names as contributors, seems to challenge high
expectation as well as admiration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

A NEW SHADE-that seems to meet just the
want in this line-has been introduced by
John Mansfield. 1t is cheap, durable. and
tasteful in design and finish, while it is
light and convenient for handling. 1t is
for sale, wholesale and retail, at the store
of Mr.. Mansfield. AS it challenged edito-
rial favor upon sight, it will hardly require
further Endorsement
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

JouN BrsHoP, highly respectable citizen
Williamsfield has become insane, and WIN be
transferred to the Northern Lunatic Asylum
1t is to be hoped that by careful treatment he
NAV soon recoyer--iSeat .H.'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

AMENDE HoNoRABLE-An anonymous cor
respondent informs us that the Telegraph was
at fault in denying to the editor of the Sentinel
theological and gospel" among other attain
menls, and assures us that he is not only fur
nshed with these matters, but does not bury his
talent in a napkin, and not unfrequontly dis.
courses to the people of Jefferson and vicinity
of righteousness, temperance and judgment
to come" We, Therefore, take back what we
said, and hereafter will allow the Sentine, to
take place upon the platform with the 7sle-
graph, and extend to its opinions in these mat
ters the same force and Difference We claim
for ourself
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

A CoNEBREFcR OP CHURcHgs win meet IN
the Congregational Church, In Asltabula, on
the 2Oth inst, lasting two days.
TBY Fnsr NATIONAL BAEK OF Geneva held
It's election last week and elected the following
Ofccrsi
Prcsidont-S. Seymour
Dircctors--A. Smith I. N. Fitch; II. y. Ste.
phens; u. $. Munger; VIM. Jarvis; N. s. Cas-.
well ID. H. Kelley; Jno. Cunningham.
J. Sum. Blyth, Cashier.
The Farmers National Bank OF Ashtabula
on the 12th inst elected It's officers as fol
lows;
o. IT, Fitch, President.
Diroctors--Gco. Willard, J. D. Hubert,
II. Watson, ii. L. Morrison, r. r. Mofit, J. X
sinnhopc, VIM Sanborn.
A. f. Hubbard, Cashier.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23
Hoofland's German Tonic

q combination Of oil The ingredients Of the Bftrrf
tciM PrRg SGnid Cruz Rum, OrdRas etc. II is uSed
for ne sdEs diSeGSeS the BieTs, tr're soHs
puys alcoholic stimulus is required lou sc bear
wind thai these remedies entirely different tTo1S
any oterg ddreTtisd fur The Of Tie diseases RdBc
Utss GeiIg scientific rpITdOns ~ medicinal e1irdc's
.ehiIe The others decoeiiOps If rum ia sons
form. The TONIC is dscidsdig one Of the most pea
SAINT and agreeable remedies offered TO TIE public
Hs taste is exquisite is PLEASURE take IL toliie ts
I1eSiring eIhidrdtina. aud medicinal qualities hd1s
caused q 10 SyRHOGa as he gredtest Of al ;OateS-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

THE schooner Oneida, of II. Hubbard &
Co.'S fleet, has been put upon tho ways for the
purpose of increasing her carrying capacity,
by the addition of some thirty feet to her
length besides other additions and improve
ments that will make her first-class vessel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

hEV' JOHN HALL.-A somewhat extended
obituary OF this aged and faithful laborer in
the Mssserss service was expected for this
number, but not having reached u.s. will prob
ably be in time for our next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

oKwARD The February number of this
excellent monthly Is already on hand, full Of
choice and dentertaining matter 1t is published
by Carleton, New York, 407 Broadway.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

DoNATIoN.-Fricnds of Rev. A.sD. Barbs,.
will make him a pastoral visit on the s7tb
lnst-the elderly people at his housa in N q
afternoon, and at the church In the even,n,,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

THE Merchants Union Express Company Is
again in the courts-this time on petition OF
stockholders for the appointment Of receiver,
on the ground of bankruptcy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23
Local Notices.

Mics Judith Russell, OF New Bedford, writes have
been afflicted with prostrating cramps in my limb
cold feet and hands and general dsordered system
While visiting some friends in New York, who were
using PLANTATION BrTTERs they prevailed on me to try
them commenced with small wine glass full after
each meal. Feeling relieved by degrees, in few days
was astunished to find the coldness and cramps had
entirely left mo, and could sleep the night through
which had not done for years feel like another be
ing My appetite and strength have also greatly i'm
proved by the usc of the PLANTATION BITTERs.
MAGNOLIA WATER-SuperiOr to the best imported
German Colognc and sold at half the price. lyga5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

G. QUINN is appointed Deputy Revenue Col
lector for Lake county.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23
TO THE MUsICALLY INCLINED In
5. ASHTABULA C0UNTYl
G E o R G E III A L L
No. ~, PSbIic Square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,

bEGS leave to say to his old acquaint-
Gated in this city | With S large oWng trade in Pianos
&C. the reward of quarter Of century Of patient un
an undertaking system & sir dealing, and having the
% the ar%es he S sny am dea IN
the Union to do the best that bo done in the trade
We woud suggest to the wise and censderats to write
E see ops 1eSFS ian ss ssa nc aoS Sn m
strument with a valid guarantee.
Many seem to be unfortunate in suffering impostons
to be practced on them by worty, and frequently un
eye their reputation future standing bnt offer at
their doors class OF CE4 instruments, most easily
procured and which the greatest preset profits can
be realized.
Having frequent, repeated and unpasliaed assurances
from former patrons OF the gcuaiucncss of the in
struments purchased Of in terer year, can most
cared for In the future by Offering the best the market
aferds, with valid guara tee Of the same and at the
most reasonable prices, whether for CASH, or in time
payments. Whether bought from us or our authorized
agents.
MONTHLY PAYMENT SYSTEM.
Having Instituted n system OF monthly quarterly
insalments for the benefit of the honest industrious la
boring classes Of occupation, many can have Piano
Melodeon at once and enjoy its pleasures and advan
cages at home.
Please write us for full particulars.
N B,-Persons residing however distant, cast; west
south from Cleveland, will please understand that we
have constantly at our
GREAT WESTERN ROOMS,
In Cleveland, all the desirable makes Of
PIANOS,
2oSg
MELODEONS,
'J' ORGANS, &c.
Made In this Country
NEVER HIGHER hut In rsost INSTANCES MUCH LOW
ER, than they sold In aay other city East West.
r. s. FASSETT, General Agent for Ashtabula Co.
IL r. WARD for Geneva and vicinity 057
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23
NOTICE!
BOOT and SHOE DEPOT
Main Street, Ashtabula, Ohio.
w. NUTTALL
Wishes 90 Molly the Public

HAT he has removed from his old
stand 10 the old Hendry Drug Store, where he has al
kinds OF work hand also, work done 80 order In thu
most durable styles Persons wishing any thing In m,
line OF business will do wen to give call as can
not be undsrsod for the same quality Of work IN thu
County. W. NU1TILL.
Ashtabula, August T. '0o. Gm:g71.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
n VERY LARGE STOCK OF FURNI.
TuRE SALE
CHEAP FOR THE MONEY.
Consisting Of
UPHOLSTERED GOODS,
GREEN REP AND HAIR CLOTH soPAs.
TETEA-TETRs. CHAIRS,
LoUSsEs, HAT TREES,
MARBLEToP TABLES,
COMMON BREAKFAST TABLES
BUREAUS AND STANDS;
And q largo stock Of
GOOD LOOK ING GAssEsJ
DESKS, CHAIRS.
BEDsTEADs,
MATTRESSES,
And other things too to mention, which am
etermned to close out practicable as don
ke the business and must and will close 1t out soon
YOU WANT GOOD FURNITURE AT LOW
PRICE, CONE SOON AND
SAVE MONEY.
y. BAN indebted to D. W. GARY will please cal
soon and save cost, as want my pay.
ID. w. GARY
Ashtabula, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

The celebrated Star Corset and the Preneh plain on
embroidered Corsets always hand together with al
goods usually kept In a fancy store J. M.ssyyXtp