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Adjourned.
.Stabbing Afray.

Stabbing Afray.
Our people Sere much excited last
Tuesday evening over a rumor tha,
q young man named Jeremiah Chain
had been stabbed by his father, Lew
Chain. 1t appears that the elder
Chain-who Is in the habit of abus-
ing his family when intoxicated--had
commenced quarrel with his wife
on the evening in question, and that
she had sent after Jeremiah, who
was absent, to protect her. The
young uIan came at once to the res
cue, and in the struggle which ensued.
received four very ugly wounds from
a Barlow knife in the hands Of his
father. DIR. Detwiler was called and
dressed his wounds, and unless cry.
sipelas should set in, the yopng man
will recover.
A warrant was issued for the arrest
of the elder Chain, and he was taken
before d. B. Beardsley, ESQ.,, or
Wednesday, who sentenced him te
Imprisonment in the county Jail for
fifteen days, and to pay fine of five
dollars and costs of prosecution.
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Promotion of a Findlay Man

We learn that Mr.. Geo. d. Ogden,
formerly of this place, has been ap'
pointed Superintendent Of the Freed
mems Public Schools at La Grange,
Tenn. There is q large school
building In the process of erection al
that place, and the important worl
Of educating the coiored race is pro
gressing auspiciously in Western
Tonneseae
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Although Spring is far advanced
and farmers have lots of work on
hands, yet they will lose but little
time, and be vastly benefited by
securing Mr.. Porch's choice Seed
Potatoes which are for sale at Os.
born l. Baldwin's Produce Store
His varieties comprises the Early
York, Early Goodrich, Garnet, Har
rison, dc.
Call soon, or you may fail, as the
supply may not lastlong. nO47-tf
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

NJ
April II, 1853.
Council met at the usual hour
Presentations, Wheeler, Powell
and Patterson.
On motion, the contract between
Jonathan Piummer and the Trustee.
Of the Incorporated village of Find.
lay, to act as sexton of Maple Grove
Cemetery, for the year commencing
April 1, 1869, was renewed. Yeas
Adams, Powell, Patterson, Webb
and Wheeler.
On motion the following persons
were appointed as Supervisors for
their respective Districts District
No. L, Richard Presnail District
No. 2, -; District No. 3,
George Heck; District No. 4. Chas.
J. Eckles.
On motion, Marshal j. S. Ruhl was
Street Commissioner for
the ensuing year, and ordered to file
a bond of $1,000 for the acceptance
of the Council at the, next regular
meeting.
On motion, the Mayor and Record
er was appointed a committee to
make out plat of territory contig-
uous to the village for road purposes.
A committe from the Fire Depart
ment waited upon the Council and
asked an appropriation for the pur-
pose of procuring suction hose for
both engines, representing that said
hose is in an inefficient condition.
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler, the
was referred to the Com
mittee on Fire Department with
instructions to investigate and re-
port at an early day.
On motion OF Mr.. Patterson, the
Recorder was ordered TO procure a
suitable book for Cemetery Records,
and transcribe and correct the same,
together with those of the new Addi-
lion that are not recorded.
On motion, Monday evening was
adopted as the regular night of meet
ng for the ensuing year.
On motion of Mr.. Adams, the
Marshal was ordered to proceed at
,nce to clean up the streets and
.lleys of the town.
Adjourned.
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Ispended Operations.

SNHDfOHIUCU y OEutIOIIo.
Owing to the fact that wOI kmen
are engaged in reiitting the room, Mr..
z. S. Kimber, Jeweler. will! suspend
operations for about ten days. At
the end of that time he will reopen
with large assortment of Jewelry,
Watches, &c. His many customers
will take notice
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Be Kind to Your Wife,
Or "any other woman" who is
compelled to strain her arms over the
wash.tub. Go to Davidson d. Mar
tins and get one of those Monitor
Wringers, the advertisement of which
may be found in another column
They are invaluable, and they sell
them on trial. If they do not not
do all that is claimed for them, you
have nothing to do but return them
Again, We repest, save the women
folks by buying WringsF.
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From the West.

Mr.. S. S. Thomas, formerly of this
county, now a resident of Gallatin
county, Mo, will accept our thanks
for list of subscribers to the JEFF,
accompanied by the cash. We trust
that our paper will be the bearer of
glad tidings to our former fellow citi
zens in the land where
s.Tba raiohty Missouri rolls down 10 the sea. q"
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Another Change.

W. II. Wheeler, Esq, has disposed
of his interest in the Hancock Plan
ing Mill to Mr.. John Shull. The
new firm, being practical business
men. are bound to do an increasing
business. Men of their vim and en-
ergy never fail in anything they
undertake. Success to them.
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The gentlemen selected will no
doubt make excellent officers, both
being men of fine attainmsnts and
fast friends OF OFT common schools.
The election was quite an exciting
one, and the selection made shows
that Our people, as they ought to be
are wide awake to the best inter
ests of our schools. Another pecul.
lar feature in the election that
deserves notice, was the fact that
politics was entirely discarded-each
voter going for the man whom be
believed would most advance the in
terests of our schools.
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Reopened.

Mr.. Fred. Kinnaman has opened
a Photograph Gallery in Leonart's
Block, Main street, over Kimmells s
Watch and Clock Emporium. MIR.
KS skill a. an artist is SO well known
here, that as soon as it is known that
he has resumed business, he will not
lack custom.
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A Fair DAVIS Work.

We are informed that the firm OF
Hissong & Lambert, Of Van Buren,,
sold 5000 worth of goods last Satur-
day. Pretty fair days work, that,
we should say.
2. U. L. Society.
The exhibition given by this Soci.
ETY. last Wednesday was a success.
The house was q full one. We were
unable to be present, but we hear
the performance was highly credita-
BILE.
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settlement Notice.

Settlement Notice.
The Books and Accounts of 7. X.
Williams are now in the hands of d.
H. Pugh, at Williams old Stand, for
settlement, and all knowing them
selves indebted are notified to call
and settle. The Books must b set.
lied.
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A S38 Gen. Grant cook stove, No
9, for $50 at j. Cromley's. 2stf

Shoddy and cotton mixed played
out; good goods and low prices
Bottom of the market, and one price
to all at "OLD WHITE CORNER"
Our Clothing Room is now fitted
up with New Clothing for the Spring
trade. Everything Cheap is the
order of the day at
aOLp WHITE CORNER"
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"OId W hite Corner" Sold.

We learn that this well-known
corner has been sold by Mr.. b. B.
Barney to Mr. Milton Vance, form
er citizen of this place for sS 600.
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The New Council.

Tn6 NEW OUuutII.
Attke meeting of the new Council,
last Friday evening, Mayor Bope ap-
pointed the following standing Com
snittees for the ensuing year:
Finance and Accounts - Messrs.
wbeelsr. Powell and Adams.
Fire Dsparsment-Messrs. Webber
Patterson snd Powell.
improvements - Messrs. Adams
Wheeler and Patterson,
Ce,naey-Messrs. Patterson, Pow
ell and Webber.
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Asw Adrsrtissiasats.

William K. Drake, P't'f, ! Before E 7. Dunn
Us. ~. p. of Findlay
On the 5th day of April, 4. D. 1859, said Jus
tiee issued an order of attachment I'D the above
action for the sum Of SaD5. and 10 cover costs
WILLIAM K. DRAKE.
Findlay, O., April 0, ls5s,-st
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a. W. Marthens, Ptf, Before D. B. BesIds
Wheeler & Co., Defts. lay township.
On the 2ith day of March, A. D., 1859, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of SO 70, and to Gov
ercosts. A. W. MARTENS.
Findlay o.. April !, 1869 no 4s-3t
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MARRIED..

McCLISH-ALLEN.-By Rev. VIM. Young
on April Sth, 1863, Mr.. Harman l. McClish and
Miss Martha Z. Allen.
EHELDES-TREECE.- Thursday, April
S, at the NJ. f. Parsonage, by Rev. Isaac New
ton, Mr.. Eli Sheldon and Miss N. A. Treece.
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House for Sale.

House for Sale.
will sell my residence situated
on East Sandusky Street. The house
contains seven rooms, is situated on a
lotsnd a-half,an IS very conveniently
located for a residence for business
man. There is large and varied
selection of excellent fruit. Will be
sold at bargain, if sold soon.
no43tf. Il. X. WILLIAMS.
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School Director Election.

School Director Election.
At the election held in this School
District lUnion) last Monday, Jacob
F. Burket, Esq, was elected for the
full term, and Col. James 4. Rope
for one year, to Gil unexpired term
of Jas. Harsh, ESQ, resigned, the
vote standing:
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Mems, Boys and Youths Cloth
ing, latest Styles and latest Prices
at "OLD WHITE CORNER"
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Taking Fresh Start.
J.J. Wheeler & Co. Go and see
their New Goods.
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Baking Powders.
An excellent article at w. L.
Davis & Co.'S. We know whereof
we speak. We have tried them.
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Assessors Meeting.

Assessors Meeting.
The Assessors of this county held
meeting at the Auditors Office,
last Tuesday, and sgreed upon the
following valuation for stock
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DIED.

the residence of DIR. T. X.
Williams, in FIndlay, Ohio Friday morning,
April 9Th, 1869, Mr.. Sardis Lockwood, late OF
Brownsville Miss, aged q years.
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A few day boarders will be taken
at Henderson's Block. Enquire at
Henderson & Conneli's Store.
.no46tf.
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New Dress Gocd,.
Latest Styles at j. J. Wheeler &
Co.'s.
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Never buy your Clothing until you
look through our stock and get post
ed in prices.
sg0rn Wurrr Top>-rp
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Mite Society.

Wlto Quietly.
The Congregational Mite will be
held at the residence of VIM. Vance,
Esq West Ssndusky Street, Wednes.
day evening.
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Kinnaman's New Gallery.
The best place to get good pictures
is the above place, Lennart's Block.
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A Cooking stove with complete fur
nlture for S22 at John Adams's, Colt
House Block. no 27tf.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A Asecond-hand twelve horsepower,
portable engine, for sale cheap. For
further particulars inquire at the office
OF DR.. Z. W. Entrikin, or direct to
EMMOR +. ENTRIkIN,
3S til Findlay, o.
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IN fe Kiunaman.a

Go to Kinuaman.s.
This Gallery is just fitted up, and
in good running order. Call and see
M
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The place for Bargains.
At J j. Wheeler IL Co.'s Splendid
Stock of New and Seasonable Goods,
at low prices.
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For Sale,

For Sale.
Desirable residence for sale cheap.
for ready pay, if inquired for soon.
Inquire at this Office. Ate.
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Be Kind to Your Wife.

Money. saved by buying your
Clothing at "OLD WHITE CORNER"
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BCarQers

For the cheapest and best Stove
go to j. Cromley's. no2Sf
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$1,000 and ali Expenses Paid {
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad-
vertising columns. ne35 ly.
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STOVES OF the Latest and Neatest
Design, at j. Cromley's. 2stf
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CASH CAPITAL, >. $l,0OO,OOO.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE:
First National Bank Building
PHILADELPHIA.
oEFUCERS.

Where the general business of the Company
Is transacted and to which all general corres-
pondence should be addressed. !
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A S35 Fashion cook stoye for 50 3
st j. Cromley's, Main Street. 2stf
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Ladies' Caters.
A Full and Select Assortment at
J. j. Wheeler d Co.'s.
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0.j OFFICERS 5f
CLARENCE III. CLARK. President.
LAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and EXecu-
tive Committee.
HENRY 10. COOKE, Vice. President
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary aud Actuary.
This Company offers the following advan-
tages:
ID is a National Company, chartered by
special act of Congress, 1865.
III has a paid-up capital of 81 600 600.
IT offers low rates OF premium.
In furnishes larger insurance than other
COMPANIES for the same money.
n Is definite and certaih IN its terIls.
n js n home company in every locality.
Its nolicies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in The
Every policy is non-forfeitable.
Policies NAV be taken which paw to the in
sured their full amount, and return all the
premiums SO thai the insurance costs only
the Interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the
insured sftsra certaiti number Of years, dil-
amount named in the policy
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females.
In insures not to pay dividends 10 policy
holders but at so low cost that dividends
Circulars. Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Office OF
III JofiN Hi N. ELLIS & Co, Cincinnati, Ohio,
General AGENTS for Ohio and Central and
Southern Indiana.
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Farm for Sale. Apply to
C n RARNn
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For Pictures

For Pictures
Go to KinBsman's New Gallery,
Lennsrts Block, Main Street.
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A S3S Morning Star cook stove No.
8, for $33 at ]. Cromley's. 2Stf
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A good S35 Elevated 0yen cook
stove for $25 at j. Cromley's. 28If
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ANo. 8 Fashion Cooking Stove, fur
nished, for $50, at j. Cromley's.
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A $50 Golden Rule cook stove, No.
9. for $50 at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
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For Rent.
Two Rooms over Davis & Green's
Grocery, we'll adapted for offices.
Apply soon to ISAAC DAVIS.
no 32-tf.
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EHE .sESfk
fsAaD - shH -
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vote standing

Jacob F. Burke
James A: Bope.
Geo. w. Myers
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Merchants Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

L. he MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION, Or.
ganacd TO prompto and protect trade y ensonng % i.s
Of crcits and thc recovery OF claims q az points have
oannouncc TINT they WILL on or about september lei
n" ihe Mcfthants Protective Union Mercantile Refer
gSS Ref5er IsnhsssA Amount Si Of % Sapn %
ciS Standng and Rating s g Credit Of over ioQoOO o
qs PrdnfS Pnd pSSe eoSpat IL more Ean Of ~,
ciifes towns, villages, and settlements throughout the
Sds ofNorih America: and embmeing the most i%por
tant information atanable and necessary enable the
merchant TO sscer9in ct glance the Capitol character
deemed worthy Of any gridation OF credit. 'ii
The reports aud information to be given In the Re-
gister will he confined to those deemed worthy of some
line OF credit: and as the will be based far
practcablc upon the written statements Of the parties
rcable legal correspondents whose character will prove
guarantee of the corTctness Of the information ur
more truthful and complete and therefore, superior to
and ofmuch greater value than any previously issued
tile Reference Register business will be enabled
to ascertain, at glance. the capital aud gradstion N
credit compared with financial worth OF nearly every
merchant manufacturer, traderand banker, within the
above named territorial limits.
On about the first Ofeach month, subscribers will
also receive the MONTHLY CnRoNiciE, containing
among other things record OF such important changes
country as may occur subsequent to the publication Of
each half yearly volume of tho Mercantile reference
Price Of the Merchants Union Mercantile Reference
Register, ,$5nl for which It will be forwarded to any
address In the United States. transportation paid
Holders of five $40 shares of the Capital Stock I'm ad
dtiOn to participating In the profits. will receive
charge; holders of ten shares will be entitled to Two
copies and no more than ten shares OF the Capital
Stock will be aOted to any one applicant.
All remittanccs. orders, communications relative
to the book should he addressed TO the Merchants
Protective Union" In the American Exchange Bank
Building, No. 12S Broadway. tBox $780, New York.
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FALL AND WINTER
DRY GooD5i
Tyler f. Carlisle
ARE now opening one OF the most complete
DRY DIS,
Ever shown in this County, consisting Of
BLACK ALpACAs, PoPLlNs MERINos,
FxKNCH PoPLINs, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
sCoTCH PLAIDs, BELGIAN REPS,
DE LANES WOOL DE LANES,
IPRNTs. BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
DALMoRAL SKIRTS,
sHAwLS,
.. .IfI
BROWN & BLEACHED
CoTToNs, BROWN AND
BIEACuED cANroN1FIAN.
NELs FLANNEIs, PLAIN AND
PLAID OPERA FLANNEI.s, BLACK
BEAVER FOR CLOAKs. LADIES CLOTHS.
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, PULLED CLOTHS.
CAssMEKEs, LINRN TABLE DANA DENNIS
WOOL BLANKETS.
LADIES & MISSES HOODS
DRAWERS & WRAPPERS,
MARsAILLEs s HONEY COMB QUILTS,
TRIMMINGS,
Hi. ei. urH l...l 5H VII
T. ri.I-.sra GLOVES, 1. lr.r-
.r.Hf l.fH. ef. tf.t .F0GF
i.t HOSIERY, lo
.FViYKEf .W ..iu.uI
t.t-rH Of. '."IfH-H
AND YANKEEsNoTIONs.
I .SIHGDN It't..| tl--HL
! AsIltabula, Oct IA, 1868 9s1
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NEW ARRANGEMENT!
Ashtabula Marble Works.

TN
Il lie Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens OF Ashtobula County that having purchased
the Interest OF L. Reeves and Co. In the Marble Busi.
ness and having repeRished with large stock Of both
Monuments, Head Stones Tombs, Vaults, Curbng aRd
al Cemetery Work, also Cape aud sls Water Table
Faggng cut and laiu down short notice, and as low
figures any other establishment In the State We
shall kcep the hest Of materia and with good work
men ~ can DO found cannot be surpassed In our own
work for style and nnsh Please give us a call and see
Tor yonrscVes. shop Centre Street. one door west
ofJsP Robertsoa's Shoe store. i II. UDY in.
I take pleasure ~ recommending Mr. Udy to the pco
pie Of Ashtabula and OspeeallyhOee wanting Cemetery
work, Monuments &c. and having engaged services
would be nleased TO see NY old customers who are In
want of work,-and m&nynew ones AZ the old stand
q tt t' i4itia Respectfully. etc., st
scptsiO 1865, a26tf j. L.REENES,
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1ro All WHO AnE Anotrr no

TO ALL WHO ARE ABOUT TO
- - PUtID Plastic slate Is what you want Fire
Prnof W tho n,llcst rcnse Frost cunnot crack IT,
nellher sunshine or water penetrate or dissolve
u, nom the moment II II Hppcd. Can be put on hty
form, nom Hat to perpendicular.
One half cheaper than Sheot-Slatel
Soon hardens 10 as To beer uninurcd tho weight 6f
man Jumping upon It, VIII supcrccde tin rOuhng-tlmt
Is expensive aud 20 soon rstcd through Iron Roof
ng--that Is so COSTLY and Ofen racks by its undue
weight the structure u covers Gutta- Percha--whiCh
always euSs; Tar and Gayel-titto shingle Roofing
yearly growing costly and Is bn tindcr TO every
stray spark, which ut best Time win soon destroy.
WIN. l.. POTTER, INVENTOR. o
HEARl HEAR solon Robinson, President OF "The
Farmers Club, New York, Agricultural Editor OF the
New York Tribune says (amOng other good things he
sysoI ~ Its discovery is great boon to Ains1tsnn
uncqnaled as lining for cisterns, plaster for
smOke-houscs and ovens. .IUiI foHuU -. .r'|u.
o.. " Superior to all Paints.
for the preservation of wood from fire or water Fave
gathering wncr tanks, fence posts 10 which ii has been
implied Will last Indefinitely. Long known and tried by
the inventor, although but recently patented - :.
All orders or inquiries in regard to PLASTIC SLATE
or Ashtabua County, should be addressed 10
BRYANT DILLEY, Geneva Ohio
April 4. 1856. S51.
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GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE!

/ HE subscriber offers for sale, his entire
stock of goods at greatly reduced Of
good assortment Of Brown and Bleached shirtings
Cotton FlAnnes, Heavy Tckings, &C. "a good aseort.
nent OF Ladies' Dress Goods, a null line Of Gents
Wrappers and Drawers Shirts and RhtrtIng Rannels
ready made clothing Hats and Cape Boots and shoes
good line Of Buck Mittens and Gloves, some Army
Rlankete and general assortment IN the way OF No
tons together with g stock Of Groceres aud Crock
ey Hardware Nails Glass Paints and OILS, Stoneware
ell Of which will be sold regardless Of cost the sub
Srriber contenpaes change IN business In the spring
saybrook Station, Nov. '6S. ilI tt j. u. BCRK.T
-fhlA lLI WV ~. i-l "a N-LN-
sroRE REST.Thc store Of the snhscriheris offered
tnV rent sale, poSsosrou given in the spring 9S1