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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30
Local Notices.

A MYsTERT-it Ia a mystery to most people how a
combination of medicines put up under
have sufficient curative power many different
diseases and ocn the very best OF remedies discard
ell or branded as humbuss, because they RECON-
mended to cure 80 many complaints. This nomencla
turs OF diseases would seem to imply essential
difference between the diseases thus Distinguished
Whereas they one and the same disease merely diff
fering BY the amount OF inflammation irritation rather
than the other For instance from torpid state of the
Liver we have Jaundce Ncarvous and Sick Headache
Bilious Fever Dyspepsia Fever and ague Constipation
Neuralgia, and iRnumerahie complaints under high
sounding Names all arising from disoraccd state OF
the Liver Hence, We say. invigorote that important
organ purge out the vile accumulation with Robacks
Blood Pills and once restored to rigor take obacks
Blood Purher, Stomach Biters to keep it perform
ing its regular functions and you will be no longer
troubled with these many ailments. 4tg6.
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Dic,t.


IN Conneat AZ the tesIdencc ~ his brother Cyrus
oleVeland' hr' oliver Cleveland, aged 81 years.
In Connenut Dec. 25th at the rcsdenee OF her sou.
Ahhohy stoddard' Experience sOddard, aged s3 yeArs
In Arhtsbnls, ca ;he 18th inst, SPARROW Snow
aged ~ years.
In Ashabuls. on the 18th, PAMELA sAsBoRS wife Of
WIN. sanbOrni in her Goth year.
In Austinburg, on the 2ad inst. g. B IIUeorxs, aged
about G5 years.
In Monroe. December Sth, JULIA, wife Of Daniel
PLATT, aged 81 year,.
In Gonevn, on the 18Th inst. MARY FLORENCE daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mr.. Is =. FLEsING, aged Is ycars
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BAfTknY C.--Pursuam 10 call there
was reunion Of the members Of Bat
terry G, First Ohio Light Artillery, to
the number Of fity three, at the Stock.
well House, Paincsville, on the 10Th
inst. A permanent organization was sf.
iectcd by elocting II. w. Turner, Presi
DENT, w. II. IIurlbcrt, Vice President
and Thomas King, Secretary and Treas
urer The members adjourned, as an
organized Sody to meet in PainesViIls,
.Tauuary 10Th. 1870.
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REAL ESTATE CHANGE.-DuLuth lots are
movins-HARvEY PARISH exchanged two,
valued at $3.50, for the house and lot of Chas.
Wttherwax, of this village, There are con-
siderable numbers of these lots held by our
citizens and quite buoyancy of feeling among
said holders is felt in view of enhancing value
from the speedy growth and railroad impor-
tance of that locality. Fortunes are snuffed
and one of the larger holders, George E. Net
tlcton, is upon the ground and confirms the
promise and hopefulness so o.generally INDUCED.
Senator Wade made recently an investment in
that vicinity 10 the extent of four hundred
acres of wild lands, purchased of our towns
men, CLINTON MARKELL.
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JASUART.-A short time ago two eminent medicaI
men were speaking of the great superiority of prophy
Tactic measure and remedies curative and
pressed the belief that all disease could be by
careful use of prophylactc measures. oontraband,
who was standing hear by listened attentively, but
prophylactic was sumner to him. Soon he met 4
colored brother OF whom he inquired
John, what prophylacticsi" and then related the
conyersotion he had overheard.
dat, guess, am only big name de doctor hAb for
de zingar Bters, for dat dc only thing dat will keep
The people from getting sick"
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cONNEAUT-Rfom he ReDorler.

FrRE.-on Saturday morning last, bt''weer
nine and ten o'clock, the residence Of Dr. 81
mons was discovered TO be on fire, and the
alarm was simmcdiately given, but It was ex-
tinguished before the fire department reached
the place The damage is very light--Causc
some slight defect about the chimney.
REAL ESTATE s-Kingsville-R.
NJ. Warner to o. A. Rockwell, house and lot /;
consideration $2,500.
Charles Ncttleton to o. A. Rockwell, house
and lot; consideration $1,000.
G. zinn too. A. Rockwell, 60 acres con.
sideration forty-fvc hundred.
o. A. Rockwell to j. Fickinger, two houses
and lots; consideration thirty-fiyc hundred.
A. j. Barrett to o. A. Rockwell, house and
lot; consideration $1,000.
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MEssRs MASON, BAKER, AND WIN. G. SHARP,
were put upon trial ON Tuesday last, and both
answered their indictment by plea of guilty.
Their sentences were three months in peneten-
tiary and fines of $3.50 dollars each, and in Ba-
ker's case the costs of suit These cases were
managed for the prisoners by Messrs, Sherman
and Hall, of this place, and Mr.. De Wolf, of
Cleveland.
In passing sentence upon Sharp, Judge sher.
man remarked that IN view of the prisoners
previous good character, and of the fact that
he had been In Jail already about six mouths,
and also of the fact that he had voluntarily
served his country in the late rebellion, he was
disposed to be as lenient as possible.
The counsel for Baker presented to the court
petition signed by nearly forty of the resi-
dents Of Ashtabula, and letter from Judge
ohatfee, of the Ashtabula Common Pleas, all
vouching for Bakers previous excellent char.
aeter and praying the court for lcniency. A
motion for sentence being made, Judge Sher-
man sentenced him as Stated
The case Of Milo Thornton is expected to be
called in few days,
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GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING, LADIES FURs &c-PIERcK
q HALL inform that they going to close their
entire stock Of Clothing Cloths, Hats and Caps Fur
nishing Goods &C. &c, between this and the Ist OF
February, 1869. That they have leased store at Min
neapos, Mnn., where they intend to start anew in the
same business. They offering full winter suits
at $g5 all wool suits at $12 the best silk mixed suits
at $19 and host Of other varieties at lower figure
than ever before sold in this county.
They have also purchased about 5000 worth Of La
dies and Gents Furs Buffalo Robes, &C. to be sold at
cost prices They also offer for sale years lease
OF the store they occupy Lille Safe, show cases
Large Mirror and all the other xturcs pertaining TO
THIS line OF trade, together with the good win OF their
Customers Full particulars will be given in next weeks
paper but They open their sale to-day. at cost prices
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INFIRMARY CHANGE.-Mr. Curtis, the old
Superintendent of the Infrmary. whose able
and 1udicious management gave such entire
satisfaction, has vacated his place-as was in
tinated in these columns some time since tlat
he might-on the first of December last, and
the vacancy has been supplied by E. NJ Curtis,
a brother of the old incumbent We can
hardly wish him greater success than has char
acterized the management for the last few
years
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COLDS AND INFLUENzAs seem to be the prev
alent order of the dry, hereabouts Even the
editor himself is not free from them. Their
symptoms are the almost constant bark of
phthisicy canine, an cmbargoed head, to which
an air-pump and receiver bear no comparison,
not hairs volume of heavens aerial fluid
may pass the nasal passages. while those same
passages trickle like perennial springs The
sensation about the knob comes up to the most
graphic idea Of "swell head" while aches
and n sense of lamcness reycls down the entire
length of the spine, making everything like
effort or cxeriion an aboniination, and life al
most q burden.
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NEW FIRM.--The firm of Scymour d Cid
diags, 1t will be seen, has been changed to
Seymour, Giddin9s 6 Co., the company being
Mn. GEo. A. TREADwELL, who brings both
additional capital and business qualification
to the concern, and thus better enables il to
meet the demands of its dcscrvedly increasing
business popularity
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Extract firm a P,Jra,c Let;e

Ertrdct JrtH a Ef5rd'c Letter.
THE MAMMOTH CAVE = Wa grouped
about for many hours in tins wonderful place.
saw anything like 1t. The freaks of nature very
strange, and strike the behoder with awe But the air
In some parts of hs is close and sitting, and
when we came out found myself saddcd with terrible
fever, which entirely me- The physician had
never seen case like II before, and remedy he pre-
scribcd seemed to do the least good M life des
paired Of Mrs. Wilson, with whom l residing
had In the house botlo of PLANTATION BITTERs and
she insisted that should try it, for she said she kw
to be certain In all of fever debility ague
dyspepsia &c. had bat little fnith but finally
sented to try it last resort In less than three
hours after the fret dose my fever left in days
was sitting and before Saturday was as well
ever -te you all this that you may know how to act in
any case of fever, or any similar disease. firmly be-
lieye the Plantation Btters saved my life. In
my next VIII tell you about the Cave in detail Al. p
MAGNOLIA WArER,-Superior to the best imported
German Cologne and sold at half the price. 1ya95
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THE Tribune ALMANAc-that has come TO
be so indispensable to every sensible man
which has been still more increased in value
by increase of matter, is out, as we are made
aware by the courtesy of tho publishers We
don't know that 1t is to be found anywhere
else in town but at the Postoflice
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The name of JAN OCoNNoR, whose death
from violence was noticed last week, became
strangely metamorphesed into Coedn. Per-
haps, in this connection, it should be said, as we
arc enabled to on good authority, that death in
this case was perhaps induced as much by exces-
sive drinking and exposure, as from the iniu-
ries received. This opinion is the result OF
merely superficial and external examinations
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A FsSE-NEARLY.-On Saturday last, about
eleven o'clock A. NJ, our citizens were alarmed
by the cry of fire, and the hurrying current
set toward the house of Samuel Alcock The
LHke Erie was soon upon the ground and ready
for duty. but the flame was got under without
wetting the hose or putting the boys upon
their muscle, further than the task which it
proved to be for the few who got her upon the
ground. The Protection was not far behind,
Notwithstanding the greater distance for travel
Tie damage done to the house was trifling.
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SPULDNGHs BELL RINGERs.-The coming
of the Bell Ringers is always hailed with
pleasure. The singularly liquid welliHuous-
ness of these muffled bells is not approached
in its subdoing, rarishing effect upon us by
any other inswument or combination of instru-
ments yet known. Perhaps the music box
comes as near to it as any thing in this world
If the SpauldiSg Troupe are masters of the
art-as our eesomperarcs give us the best as
surances that they arc-their performance will
be waited s5e with .son,e impatience The en-
tertsinment rs 10 se waricd by ~oc,, and harp
music.
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Hollands German Ritters
Hollands German Tonic

G n combination of 0H NE iH1Tsdients of TIE Bitsrf
with Santa CTEE Rum, Orange. esc. II iI used
Or bs diSrHses The BLtsrs in irfSTs S1nts
pure olcohoic simuluS is required Icu ,otR bear
mind Tint these remedies ore entirely different froua-
dFy 0ters ddrsTfiS fpr he Of tie dtssGScs IL
hsse heirp ,cteTd6e preparations gf medicinal extracts,
Uiils the ot,srS iaere decOc'iOnS Of sOHls
form. The TONIC IL dsciisdly Of TIE most p!ca-
Idnt and GgreedbL, rsn'ss offered 10 the rubi,.
Hs TASTE erTuisis is p'edstrs 10 tdls it, hS its
lf,rring sTi'drdfiRg, and medicinal qHr'iieS haps
caused Il 10 b knorn as The greatest Of al toEics.
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ERRoR.-An error in the price of tickets 10
the next lecture of the course occurred in the
posters-it should have been 35 cents, instead
of so
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hoy WRnted.-A good stcndy boy, betwcon ~ a
10 years Of age, ind Situation apprentice al
this ONCE, by applying Immediately. Must board at
home and be smart aud honest; others need hp.
ply,
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IHE ELoPEMENT-SUGARED DowN.-AGter
all the affirmations of the truthfulncss of the
Ben, Burdick and John Smiths wife story, the
thing hAsh this extent, nothing more-as a
credible citizen of Madison assures us, and
the local papers Of the county confirmation.
Burdick is verify, and his wife's maiden
name was Smith. She left Ben. and found bed
and board under her fathers roof During
the absence of the old gent, one day, Ben. and
this Mrs, John Smith" got together again,
and agreed that the tie that had been tempo.
rarily sundered, should be again united; and
as the father of this Mrs. John Smith was not
in a placable mind toward Ben, they sought
the enjoyment of one another's society under
brighter skies and in more genial atmosphere.
This looks like very meager skeleton out
which to manufacture a first-class elopement
Its meagerness, however, may account for the
positive and percmptory affirmations of the
truth of the story. Something of tho sort was
necessary.
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AccTDENT.-By the falling of piece of
trestle at Clyde bridge, Unonville, on Monday
last, man by the name of Yankee Robinson,
belonging to Euclid, was crushed so seriously
as to render him insensible, and place him in a
very critical condition.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT, which came near PROV
ing fatal, happened to the little daughter of
our townsmen, j. P. Jennings while playing
on the ice, last Saturday morning. 1t is sup
posed she struck her head on stone, by the
bruise on the temple. She was carried home
insensible, sleeping the rest of the day. Acute
inflammation of the brain was the result. Un-
der the skillful treatment of our Homeopathic
physician, DIR. Van Norman, she is rapidly
recovering. Cor.
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FROM HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pcnnsy vanfn.
PHILADELPHiA, March lG, lSG,,
lind i" HOcfdRG'S Gcrmdn BiicyS IS Hst 0S TI'tnr
todtHg bereTGge, iR is go0d toaie, EscJat an 1tsrs4
q he digssfire organs and If great beRg iH II
dSbEny nd Udnt Of nSrr0lS Gtt!cA, ~ Qte system.
f0Hrg lTHly,
GEO W. WOODWARD.
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THE next term of the Common Pleas Court
begins on the 10Th proximo.
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Disorder Of t;he StomacllC and Bowels.
4 HE STOMACH is the great centre which
Influences the health disease Of the systen-abused
or debtateh by cXces--Ddi.estiun. offensive hreatb
ana physical prostation are tie natural consequences.
Allied to the brain, IL il the Of head 1ces mem
sleep The Liver becomes affected aud generates billions
disorders pains in the side etc The Bowels sympathizc
by Costivencss, Darrhua. and Dvscutry The principal
action OF these pills l. on the stomach, and the liver.
uns bowels and Kidneys participate in their rccuper-
ataNe and rcgenerative operation.
ErysipeIas and Salt Eheum
Are two of the most and virucnt di sorcrs pre-,
vacnt this continent these the Ointment il e.
pcciay antayOnistic it, moGus oprraDdi il frst to
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
Bad legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
Cases Of many years standing that have pertinacnrs
y refused to yield to any other remedy treatment
powerful unguent.
Eruptions on the Skin
Arising from bad state of the blood or chronic
are cradcaed aud clear and TRANSPARENT surface re
gained by the restorative action Of this Ointment. IT
srI'sscs many OF the cosmetics and other toilet appii-
nnces in its power to dispc ashes and other dshgre-
ments of the lace.
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young old married or single at the
dawn nf Womanhood or the of life these tonic
mecincs display decided influence that marked
INFRINGEMENT is soon perccpthe in the health pa
safe and reliable r1nedy for all classes Of Female in
ever condition of health and station of life.
Piles and Fistuln.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent stubl orr
disorders is eradcated locally and entirely by the use OF
this emolient warm lamentations should prucede its
application ltr healing qualities will be found to be
Il oruu'gh and inyariablc.
BO Tie Ointment and Pill should % used in he 61lor-
ing eases.
Bunions, burns. chnppcd bands. chilblains fstula
gout umhaSo, merc1ria cruptOns, piles rhc cun,atsm
rinswom, suit rhcGm; scalds skin diseases swellcd
glands sore legs, sore breasts heads sore throa,s
sores Of all kinds sprains, stiff joins tetcr ulcers We
ncreal sOres, wounds OF all kinds,
GAC TlON Nome are genuine unless the words
HOLLOWAY NEW YORK AND LONDON" are discernibc
a. WATER MARK la every leaf of the book of directions
around each pot or box the may be seen plainly
ny HOLDING THE LEAF TO LIGHT. A handsome re-
ward Will he given to any rendering such infornla-
non rs may lead to the detection of any party or parties
connterfcit@ the medicines vending the same know
ing them 10 be spurious
90 Sold nc the manufactory OF Professor HOLLOWAY
NJ Maiden Lane, N York and by all respectable Drug.
world. " ~
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes. - ~ 'sN
N B-Drections for the Guidance patients in every
"'Horuer are hAeu 10 eaeh pot and box. 1yR6
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NOTICE!
Root and SHOE DEPOT
Main Street, Ashtabula, Ohio.
w. NUTTALL,
wishes 90 Nodfy the Public

Il HAT he has removed from his old
stand 10 the old Hendry Drug Store wherc he has all
kinds Of work on hand also work done 10 oer IN tbe
most duable styles Persons Wishing any thing In my
line Of business win do well to give me call as can
not be undersod for the quality work IN tho
County IT, NUYTl III.
Ashtabua, August T. O6 OmDE
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A Coon MEDIcINE.-The next best thing TO reliable
physcian IN any community Ia good medicine; aud 70
sincere and skilful practitioner u i an inyaluabe
help To know remedy and TO apply u 10 tne DOCTOR
great businessasde from this his advice Is from ex-
permental practice, and we are only experimenting
the great desrdi. To direct when 70 administer II Is
ali the physician is required 10 do In Buchu as pre-
pared by Dr HeImbold have, therefore, all that II
needed Every bottle Of the extract has full directions
for its use II Is quack medicine but comes to the
atient with the Recommendation Of some of the bright
as ntelIecte known TO the science OF physics medi
cine bearing tho unqualified endorsement OF such
mr. PUYNo, Prof DKwEEs, DIR. EPHRAIM MoDowEII.
and Prot TRAyERs Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
cannot fail TO ind Its to the confidence OF millions
OF families Hence the wealth OF its distinguished pre-
parer and Its necessity to the family circle at all times
and See advertisement Cincinnati
Gdsstte -" 1y 965
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DEBILr TY.

Thsre 10 no msdicinS >qnnl 70 Hoof1nFs German
DinSrs Tonic in r-7rzz-gsdcpseS Of DcJgHy.
.ysn Tss '"io .r:s,4:s e: 8: s,:. :s3: s3:
an eRjoyment oT u51sz food, e10Jie ne Sio-
ndeh TO diged it, PrJg ihc Jood, gre good, sound
heGihy com .Ji"n, eTdcre The yHoiU iHgs from tie
eye tnfIIt bOoHa 20 kc checks ard change ne pdi5-I
frorn GiaTibreGfl,a, emaeiGted tO0k, and aerroVs
fHrahd 10 a faii:jscsd s'oid end riyo'oss ,s,sar.
Weak and Delicate Children are
Islde strong Dy using the EsiIters
Tonic. In fact. they are Family HcdI-
c;nes. They can be at.ninistered Ngitt
perfect SAFETY 20 a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or a man
ofninety.
Tkess Remedies are kss IsSf
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BALESEss Gmync-s, aud other inperfections Of the
Hair will be regarded nezcusable after trial Of Mrs
5. a. ALIENS IMPROVED CaeW stsde) HAIR RBsroRER or
DRESSING Gn one bOfe Every Druggist cells 1t. Price
Dollar. ltgd
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Harness WOrE.

WILLIAMSON has driven his stake
w firmly and Identified himself with the bnsinass
interests of Ashtabna Rhd adding % this his ability 10
furnish the community with as good work and al AZ m
for share Of pdtrnase will hardly he denied He ma
good supply OF finished work Hand and is prenarei
tasteful or for the more heavy and articles in
his lipe OF Rushgss Any o1a In Of hairless wuf
viii do WELL 0 givt dtg caii:s "''A
W. II. WILLIAMSON.
Asttabiua NJ ay, 1867.
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Special Notices.

DF Eat0nss Cordial, II not only good for Nnrs-
ng Children but Il I, the best remedy for Dysentery,
Darrbna aud disorlcrcd stats of tho bowels. Sold at
Hundry's Drug store Ashtabula.
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VIZ CANNOT understand WY pcopic shoulL ans lorgcr
buy the miserable preparations adycrred a. hair re.
storer-, when the Allsma which s really the finest arti
Gle for the hair in he procured for so reasonable
price dollar bottle.
Prominent over a.other medicines Is scmard's Couch
Cure 1toos
BALENEss, Gnync-s, aud other inperfections Of the
Hair will be regarded ms inexcusable after trial of Mrs
s. A. ALIENS IMPROVED (aer style) HAM RBsroRER or
DRESSING Nn 6otaeJ Every Druggist cells IT, Price
one Dollar. 1855.
"Barrctt's" Premium Hair Rcstsrntive.
"Barrett's'' never fails
Barrett don't stain the skin or linen
'Barret's" over tops everything
Firrt Try "BIrrctts"
Flccced Cotton Hose for Ladies, from ss to 81. at
MANSFIELD'S.
Nnbas and Hoods for LADIES' Misses and Children OF
the newest pattern, just received at MASsrtELD's
Breakfast shawls, full assortment for Ladies and
Misses, at MANsEIELp's
Dress and Cloak Trimmings. Ladies' and Gents Flu
Trimmed Gloves, Kid Gloves and lined Isle Gloves for
winter, at MASsFTELDs.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE and Housekeeping arti-
ccs can he found by those needing anything in that
Inc cheap, ny lnqulTing at the store OF
J. MANSFIELD.
Irish Linen, Doilies, Napkins, Towcling and Table
Llncn,cheap,at at MANsPIELDs,
large assortment OF Cents Scars of very desirable
styles also ComfOrters for Boys Childens and Misses
Flanncls, and Boys Wrappers and Drawers, can bo
found at J. MASsFIy,n
large assortment of Lace and Muslin Edgings and
nscrtings, at MAYsrIEIp's
Infants Waists, choice silk Warp and Shaker: Flan-
nes, Nansooks and Diaper Linens always on hand at
MASsFIELD's
The celebrated Corset and the French plain and
embroidered Corsets always hand together with all
goods usually kept in fancy store. J. MANSFIELD
. NOTICE.
n VERY LARGE STOCK OF FURNI-
TURE SALE
CHEAP FOR THE MONEY,
Consisting Of
UPHOLSTERED GOODS,
GREEN REP AND HAIR CLOTH SOFAS.
TETE-A-TETEs, CHAIRS,
LOUNSES, HAT TREES,
MARBLE-ToP TABLES.
COMMON BREAKFAST TABLES
BUREAUS AND STANDS;
And large stock Of
GOOD LOOK ING GAssEsI
DEsKs, CHAIRS,
DEDSTEADS,
MATTRESSES
And other things too numerous to mention which am
etermined to close out practicable as don't
Ike the business, and must and will close 1t out soon
YOU WANT GOOD FURNITURE AT LOW
PRICE, COME SOON AND
SAVE MONEY.
n. B-All indebted to d. W. GARY will please call
and cost as I want my pay
ID. w. GARY
Ashtabula, Ohio.
October 81, 1865.
lust RECEIVED, AT SMITH &
~ GlLKEfssS, Ladies' Merino Vests, 30 and 81 inch
NEW LOT OF LACE IIANDKER-
~ CHIEFS and Collars, Linen Collars and Cuffs. at
SMITH GlLKEYS.
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