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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
i No 800 OHESNUT Street. forwards Parcels, Pack
ages Merchandise Bank Notes and specie either by ts
K COLEMAN,
SUPERINTENDENT
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SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE SEA SHORE.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THROUGH TO ATLANTIC UITY IN IL
HOURS.

sued, $3.
OaBinan's Local Express, No. 80 S. Fourth street,
will call for baggage in any part of the city and
suburbs ana check to hotel or cottage at Atlantic
City.
NOTICE.
The . p. nj. Express Train will be discontinued
from this date.
62q ID. II. MUNDY, Agent
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On Monday, Tu 7sday, and Wednesday
Sept 6, and ut 3 ocloog at the auction store will
be solo the col ection Captain EDWARD p Thorn, OF
P inield n j., comprising 1000 lots of American and
fmeiPn gold, sIh er, and copper coins and medals
Catalogues ready Tor distribution at the auction
store. 934G
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RAILROAD LINES.

ID EADTNG RAILROAD.-GREAT TRUNK LINE
~ FROM PHILADELPHIA TO THE INTERIOR
OF PENNSYLVANIA, THE SCHUYLKIII. SUS-
QUEHANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND WYOMING
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For further lnlOrtnaIlOn, apply 10
JOHN +. VAN LEER JR,, Ticket Agent,
No. col CdESN UT Street.
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. 116 MA RKET Street.
SAMUEL II. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not
assume any risk fer Baggage, except for Wearing
Apparel, and limit their responsibility . One Hun
dred Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
that amount in value will be at tue risk OF the
owner, unless taken Dy special contract.
EDW ar D II. WILLIAMS,
429 General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ For BETHLEHEM, DOYLESTOWN,
MAUCH CHUNK, EASTeN, WILLIAMSPORT,
WILKESBARRE, MAHANOY CITY, MOUNT
CARMEL, PITTSToN, TUNKHANNOCK, AND
SCRANTON.
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DENNsYLvAN1A CENTRAL RAILROAD.
AFTER p. M. SUNDAY. AUGUST 2o- Ise2.

AFTER : p. M. SUNDAY AUGUST % 1869.
The trains Of the icnnsylVgnia Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at ! IHIRTY FIRST and NJ AR
KET streets, which IS reached directly by the Mar
ct street cars, the last connecting with each
train leaving FlOlt and Market streets thirty
minutes before its departure The Uhesnut and
Walnut streets cars run within one square vi the
Depot.
sieeping-car Tickets can be had on application
at the Tict ct Office N. W. corner Ninth aud Ches
nut street, and AT the Depot.
Agents or the Union Transfer Company viii call
for anu deliver baggage at the depot. Orders LETT
at NO a0l Chestnut street, or No ll6 Market street,
will receive attention.
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VII
Psoli Accommodate, 1890 A NJ, 10 aud lo 80 T. M
Fast Line 1l'5O A. In.
Harris burg Accommodation $50 P NJ
Lancaster Accom- mediation 40oP. NJ.
Parkesburg Tain $50 p. M.
Cincinnati express 500 p. M.
Erie N all ard Pittsburg Exp,ess $50 p M.
Fbilao elphia Express, IL plight.
Erie Mail leaves daily, except Sunday, running
on Saturday night to williamSpott only. On Sun.
day night passen gers will leave PhiladolpAiG at
| O'Clock.
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. Cincinnati
! Express daIy, except Saturday. All other trains
| daily, except Sunday.
| The WesterH Accommodation Train runs daily,
| except Sunday. For this train tickets must ne
procured az baggage delivered, by p. M. ut No.
| 116 Nj arket street.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPor VIZ
! Cincinnati Express 2'4s A. NJ.
| FhiladelIhia Express 20 A. NJ.
Paoh ceommOdat'n, !, 8 20 A NJ, 40 ) and O. P. NJ
| ] RE Mail So A. NJ.
| Fart Line e'3b ~. M.
| Parkesburg Train 10 A. NJ.
| Lancaster Train 1850 T.. NJ.
| Erie Express 7'20 p. M.
/ Day Express 1880 +. M.
| Pacific Express S'25 p. NJ.
| HarTlshuIg Accommodation esp. M
For further information, apply to
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DHILADEIPHIA, GERMANTuW'N AND NOR
< RlSTOWN RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE

TIME TABLE.
FOR GERMANTOWN. =,
Leave Philadelphia mt g. Z, s. 9O5 TO- II, ~ a NJ,
!, 81, 3} 4, 435, 500, 534, g. 6H' " D y U' 1I IL
Leave Germantown at G, Z, m S, $50, 9, 49, IL l2
A. NJ, 2 3, AZ, 8, 81, o. 6h, ~, ram: n Wi will
The S2O down train and 394 ana "a up u"'lS "''A
not stop on the Germantown Branch
ON SUNDAYS. 49,, ,o.<
Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 A. NJ, 2 4Vo - al" IVA
p. NJ. . and oss
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD. o,> ~
Leave Philadelphia at 6, S, TO- IL A. m' q ." '''
Z, 8, ana II p. NJ. an ,,.,o A NJ ian
Leave Chestnut Hill at 40, 91o ll9v a. Ni' '''
3'4O $40, $40, $40, and lQ4O +, NJ
Leave Philadelphia at y15 A. NJ, and Z +. IN M and
Leave Chestnut Hill at 750 A. NJ, lZ4V' o4o' "i''
r. F6R 4t tcoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsToWNi,
Leave Philade phla at g. ~ ., ana IL 20 90 H. H' ~
3. az. s. 5H, 81, 500 1905, and NJ 7. NJ
Leave NoTristown at $40, 6H, = '%' " "AN -
3be 7s2 A. H. train from Norristown WIZ noI sup R
at Mogees, Potts Landing, Dolinno' VI
lan. ,,,o,nbia will sion only
| at School lane, Manayun dha ~ -
Ieave pbnadelp6ia at 0 A. NJ, 2H, d. ana ~
! p. M. ~. andOPM
FOR MANAYUNK. ,,o, =,
Leave Philadelphia at O. q orGsa1D liz p M.
IL, g. AZ, D, bH, 81, SOD lgVg W $40 az ana II 4
Leave N2nqySnk Man 3 Sa1 s. ssS SS and icf NJ ,, - ~
NJ 'S1i . ir&s, & RON Philadelphia vii! stop only
| at school lane and ManaySHHmnhGYS
roove phuade,pSiS at a. M, 9K, 4, and IN P. NJ
Lave Manayunk at ~ A. NJ, ~, o, ana 20 7. NJ
Le"'v " ~ s WIIS0N General superintendent,
Depot Ninth and GREEN Streets.
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
/ SUMNER TINE TABLE.-THkUU,+H AND
DIRECT ROUTE BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA,
BAIT IMORE, HARRISBURG, WILLIAMS.
PORT AND THE GREAT OIL REGION OF
Penn SYLVAN1A.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
on and after MONDAY, April 20, 1869, the trains
on the Philadelphia and Lrie Railroad will run as
fnllows- WESTWARD
Mali. TRAIN leaves PHILADELPHIA lO45 p. NJ,
Whliamsport $40 A. M.
arrives at fIie 99O p. M.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Philadelphia 1850 A. M
Williawsport $50 P. M
arrives at Erie , 1000 A. M.
ELMIRA MAIL leaves I,hiladelphla 500 A. M.
" Williamsport $50 p M.
arrives AT Lockhaven 7'45 2. M
hASIWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Ef,,omsror. ERE Dds ID A. NJ.
4" arrives al Philadelphia 925 A. NJ.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves WiiIamport EF1I s.SS s.SS n
Arrives al Philadelphia 4'lO p, NJ.
Mail and Express Connect with Oil Creek and
Allegheny River Railroad
Baggage checked through
ALFRED l.. TYLER,
General Superintendent.
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Merchants Protective Union
REFERENCE REGISTER.

1 .H.|.|I
j. NE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION Or
ganizcl to promote aud protect trade by enahlng iis
subscribers toaan mcility and safety n hg Granting
of credits, Huh the recovery of claims az az pols nave
TO Annuupce that they will, on or about september isI
1853 publish in one hrgc quartz 1lI, y4N Nsrco
cnce Register" containing among other things. tho
Names Natnrc OF Business, Amount Of Capital. Fipan.
caI Standing aud Rating to Credit OF over iOO0O Of
tbe nrjncjdal merchants trades bankers, manuicnr.
e.rs and public companies in more than 3OOOO Of the
cities towns. Villages and settlements throughout the
Tnit Sintcs their territories and the Brtish Pruvin
ccs f North America aud embracing the most impor.
tan information ntanabc aud necessary enable the
merchant to ascertain at glance the Capitol clamctcr
and Degree Of Credit OF such OF his customers arc
dceHsd worthy VI amy grldution or credit.
The rcpurts aud information 10 he given in the Re
iscr will he confined tO those deemed worthy of some
line OF credit and as the same win he based far
practicable, upon the written statements ofthc parties
Themselves. revised and corrected by well-kuOwn and
reliable legal correspondents whose character will prove
gnarnntcc Of the correctness of the information fur
nishc by the itis believed that the reports will prove
more truthful aud complete and therefore. superior to
and ofmuch greater value, than any previously issued
by aid Of the Mcrchants' Protective Union Mcrcan
tile Reference Register business men will be enabled
ascertain at u glance the capital aud graduation of
credit AZ compared with financial worth Of nearly every
merchant manufacturer trader and banker within the
ahuve named territorial limits.
On about the fret ufcach month. subscribers will
also receive the MONTHLY CImoNfc1E, containing
among other tns record Of such important changes
in the name aud condition of firms. throughout the
country. may occur subsequent TO the publication of
each half yearly volume Of the Mercantile Reference
1ricc Of the Merchants Union Mercantile Reference
Rcgiscr tS0 for which It will he forwarded to any
InrI IN ,G niGu tiG SIptsT tHnSPornpn ran paid
diton 90 participating in the profits will receive one
copy Of the Mercanilc Reference lte!ister free Of
CHARGE holders Uf ten shares viii he entitled to TwO
copies: and than ten shares of the Capital
Stock will he allotted to amy ono applicant.
MI rcmittanccs. orders. communications relative
to the hook should be addressed to the d" Merchants
Protective Ininn. in the American Exchange Bank
Building, No 19S Broadway. box 2jGG) New York
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VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

l)E 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor, Record
sand Trustees of the Incorporated Village Of Ashahu
a. Ohio. I0 .f
SIZE. l. That Station Street be- and the same il hcrob,
extended htty feet wide from Prospect street Ia Divi
siOn street, TN the following courses, and within tn,
boundaries hcrrnuticr mentioned. as surveyed ant
located by Nehemiah Hubbard, Surveyor February H.
a, ID. lSial 10 wit
Beginning at stone boundary the north line of d.
vision Street In wcst line Of land OF T.. 4. Willard
ana running thence nurtl thrueUurlh tt"l degrees
east iuur chains aud fourteen links Il ~ 10 the north
line of the said land of r. \. Willard. tu n sIait.
thence north G., degrees east seven feet 10 stone
boundary thence uu1h thirty itiiif aud one half de-
grcos (3is } wet ihrc ciAur aud seventy one Inks
"a IN TO stoiie boundary in the south linz If Prospect
Sitret thence westerly along the south line OF Sa0
Prospect street, hfty feet Ia stone In the east line u
lAid of g. GUrppngcr, thence south thirty four and
half degrees Cl" east, three ChaiuE and Hliy fuuI
links ~ I'D along said GoUppingcr's east line 10 HiO
boundary, thence sunth tluCu-lpurihs dcgrrS t,,u
west, three chAs i ninety yuuc links (lWD 10 a stone
boundary In the north line OF Division Street thence
easterly along he north line of Division Street, my
feet too Ia the place Of beginning. Said Street is de-
ghrud opened aud extended withlutad boundaries to
he used by the public n street and To be- kept omen
and worked by Tho Marshal under the direction of hc
Council, qs other streets in said Village Passed
March nth, 1850, Attest
- f. II, GILKEY, Mayor
j. IT, FELLOWS, Recorder.
AshtaOnla, March lith, lSli. .rf 9wlO03
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4Alents Wanted
TO SELL THE
Eminent Women of the Age,


w RITTEN BY MESSRS PARTON
IGREELEY IIItadNsoTs, muPPIN, ABBOTT, WIN
TIER TILTON. Mrs. II. q, sIANTON, FANNY
FERN, GRACE GREENWOOD Etc
An elegant octave volume OF 639 pages. illustrated
with
FOURTEEN SUPERIOR STEEL ENGRAvINGs,
This volume comprises Il carcflv prepared sketches
written expressly for this hook. among whom are Ian
GAnEr FULLER, LYDIA MARIA CHiD. JENNY LiND
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE. TuE CARy SIrTEus. GAN
HAMILTON, ELizADETn BARRETT BRowNfNG, ANsA T..
DICKINSON, lifSToui. RoSA BoNHEuR. Mrs. H. B
iSrowE,. CAMILLA cl;so, and BAFRiET g. IIOsMEn.
rfr New York Tfib1ae speaking Of the Publishers.
lsays::
80 thoroughly have TINY o,.e their wor; .ha their
volume. npapcr type, binding. cnsruvfhi. above al
IN the excellence NJ IT. subject matter goes fr re-
the rcproach often urged against subscription
b0oks-onlv made Ia sell"
Agents ARE meeting with unparalleled sfevcss in sell.
ing this h0Uh.
One agent IN New York sold 12j In one week.
One agent in New Hampshire sold ~ IN five hours
One agent In Massachusetts sold = in IL calls
For descriptive circulars aud simple engraving,
Addpss
s. NJ BELTS e co,
R3 Hartford Conn.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.-Sylvcstrr Brown, who rc.
sides Ia tho Stntc of New York, will take noin,
that Thrndorc HALL Administrator of the Estate of l.u
nus y. Iatcs. docePsed did the 18th day of March
~ II. 1862, flc his petition in the Court Of Common
w as, IN aud for the county Of Ashtnbula aud State
Ohio, against said Sylvester Brown. defendant the oh.
Jcct aud prayer of which raid petition l. recover
snid defendant the of 5000 with interest thereon
from the sl day of April Sl}, being for money paid h,
+aid kuhis ). Yates as surety for mid defendant
about said ls tny of April 1861 and sud defendant /,
further notified that said plaintiff has caused an order o
attachment to be issued IN said action against raid de
frnnt. and levied upon lands Of said defendant situn
ted in said county.
Said defendant l. required to answer snid rciticn on
or before the third Saturday after the first day of May
\. d. 1860.
SHERMAN Il HALL. Plaintiff Attorneys.
March H. ISM GwliO3
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HOME W.iSHER.

NO Washing Machine has been sub.
ped 70 public notice that has challenged .o ,encrl
a-9sal and APPRECIATION ~ The enc here named Nn,
nsiAnainN The skeptlrism Of The public hom m,
iN4ieind-Au one machines that have hecti in,rr,b
"a nPen me peopac Hnd kaiiod, the principle u,on
~ ~ ~ SnnhrNacicd i 20 clearly and r,rcihly
q 70 ne ol9ect and end ~ be attained that Il com.
e. M nselI ,o IN. lhe common sense Of all Who eXrmime
~ ~ ase,.t ~ nnr shnMh lheir operation 10 a nmnhrr
Zen so'd The agent for this place l. "'
wM. WILLARD.
r W. viii supsFlntend the starting of ,he ,nachin.
Wherever desired and supply them AZ sho, "i"e
Ashtabaia, Ieb, 10, issah "''e' o,s
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

N Office is HEREBY GIVEN to the lc.
n voters OF the Incorporated Village OF AahAhua that
In pnrelanec of RESOLUTION passed by the Council nf
said Incorporated Village, on the ith day Of March,
D. 1861, vote by ballot viii be taken, on April 5ih A.
D. lSia, being the Arst Monday In April, at Firmnn'a
Hall In said Village, being the usual place uf holding
elections terein, then and there To decide uror against
the cyyng of tax, on all of the pgupcrty subject to
taxation Ia the Incorporated Village OF ArhiahIln E 4
tho pnrposn Of crctina Town Hall In said Village in
connection with the Trustees nf the 10 yushp OF ASH
tahua. That every voter who II In favor OF evyny surh
tax shall indorso ON his hallot Town Hall" Attest
.. f. II. GlLkEl, Mayor,
j. L. FELLOWS Recorder.
Ashtabula, March n, 1850 lWB
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DRESS MAKING.

Mrs. A. @. GIDDINGS &c SISTER.
promptly attended to- = "' SO"'Ns
Easl Ashiabula, Feb. 4, 1860. ooz
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Sherif's Sale Of Lands & Tenements,
1lNlhabaIa C0mmolt PledA. Dct,5lr Ttrm. 1861.

Daniel Mitchell,
u against Order of Sale. ...
Icnfy u. Re,9eekeretal)
ID
10y virtue of an Order of Sale duly is,'ucd
from said Court in the ab owe case to me directed will
offer Tor sale by way of public auction at the Door of the
Court l1ousc in Jciersoi Ashtubula County. Ohio on
hoadoy, Tie 5m d,y If ApH 1869, '0
~ one O'Clock T. M of said day the following de scrb
cd lands aud tcncmens, tO-wit; SitEac IN the County
ni AsHbhlS IN the incorporated Village OF AshtabulA
aud known as Let No. 81 aud part OF Lot No ~ in said
Village ~ kinsman's Plat and is bounded East by tbc
top Of the high bank OF shabun Greek South by BANK
Street. North by Lot No, ST. aud West by land OF ly
man liOglc being the said Lot No. 49, and hhy-cight
) feet front on Bank Street, aud fortywo N2 feet IN
the and twelve U2I Rods deep front TO rear In Lot
40 -. Appraised at - II. J. CONEi.f. Shift
- - +, ~. FITCH, nm Attorney.
ShcrHrs Office March 9Th tCg. jwt0h
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.LLOAl, PROpArr MArIERs, Ac.
Sheriff Sale Of Lands and Tonemetts,
AsIITARu1A !. \ rs. Y COMMON PLEAS,

FEBRUARY TERM, 1862. Ia
y Va arSiSst sf,ls'"'D r. ts .a
Il 5ones NJ. Plants, ct al. .. t....
BY virtue uf III Fa., duy issued from said Court IN
tfe dhovc case TO me directed have levied upon aud
viii offer for sale by way of Public Auction, at the door
ofthc Cont house IN Jeffcrsnn Ashabta county, Uhio
on MONDAY, the Sith day Of April A. ID. laM NJ ~
O'Clock, NJ. Of said day. the fuuwng-dcscrihpd Lands
and Tciicmtnts to wit The undivided onehalf interest
"a The ioowingdcscribrd lands aud tcnemens, situate
IN ire township OF Andover county OF AshtNhulA aud
state Of ohio, bounded and described follows known
as the cast part OF Lot No ~ the west part of Lo M
w. anu tlfc nuTtiwest part ~ Lot No H. bounded stg
by 9t lines aud land OF &. H. Wudo west by land Of r.
Marvin and the creek running through said lots Nos
~ anu W. north by said creek and lot lines and east by
land in said lot No H. and contains about OF
land. ... .-I''- m COVEII Sheriff
NonTHwAr y ENsIeN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
March 81 1863. U 5wtOOt
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n the District Court of the United
Statcs, for the Northern District ur Ohio
la the matter of Edward G.
Hubbard, RankrSnt' In BankmI tcy.
To all whom u may cnnecrn; Tho undersigned hereby
dives notice OF his appointment " Assignrc Of Edward
q. Hubbard, Of vonneaut In the county Of Ashtabuu
and state of Ohio. M said District, WIN has been adj
Judged bankrupt, upon his own petition by tho Dis
lrct Court OF said District
WM, WATERMAN, Assignee.
Cleveland, March ~, lShl 3wlO0i
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FOR SALE.
TIE GREAT
2INIGA.Er 1rTrEHS:
4 SAFE HOOD PURIFIER. A

4 SAFE BLOOD PURIFIER, a
Splendid Tonic. Pleasant Beverage, II Ccrtu. II
Nnrr and Preventive of Diseases.
I'D" HihgnH litcrs are compounded from prcscrip.
unn :" the celebrated .Nplian physician DR. Chcupsuy,
Mh" Hcr Nvafr oi trial aud experiment. discovered ihu
hurnrf irlh, the most remarkable vegetable produc.
lh Tie earth peshapS has Yielded certainly the
most rhrCiiVr In the cure Of disease II I'm
WIN 'hc Whcr valuable properties OF which thr Zntui
iaii"s T. eonpos,ss Will cure Dysprpsia Fever and
Agnc, lnluus Fewer collie Colds bronchitis CnIsump
llo ~ IT. hrri stage Fatulency. Ncrvnu= DchHy F.
male complain y, Ehoumaii-m, Dysrntcry Acute aud
thInnlc Diatrlca, tlulrrH MGrhur Chnlrrn TyphniI
and INphn- fHNcrs Scrora, Diseases of the Hlneys
llnbltunl tostivcncrs, Nc.
In the prevention aud cure OF the aboyr dlseascs
has n'VTF been known IN tail thousands of nur n,os'
promnrnl ciilzcns throughout all parts Of the country
win testify, Lrt the aniictcd send Tor circular cnninIn
Ing testimonials and certificates ~ thre who la, been
cured after ter cSos have been pronounced hopeless
by our best phy-ic!ans.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT !
Ashtabula Marble Works.

l. HE Subscriber respectfully announces TO
the citHcnr Of Arhtohula County that having purchased
the Interest Off H. Reeves and eu In the Marble Bust
ness. nnd having rcpnshcd with large stock of both
Marble and sand Stone II prepared to ill all orders for
Monuments, Head Stones Tombs, Vaults, Curbng and
all Cemetery Work, also, Caps and Ss, Wutrr Table,
Chimney Tops. &c and all kinds Of Building Stone :
FAgsing cut and la down on short notice, nnd low
figures Hs amy other establishment ~ the State We
shall keep the best of material aud with good work.
men ~ can he fonud cannot he surpassed in our ov n
york for -trlc and hn-h 'ntsr rive IL a call and see
" ynnH~ I've. :lup nn 'rniru Street dunr west
bIJ r. ROb,rIsGn's shoe store. II. UDY, JR.
take pleasure IN recommending Mr. TIDY TO the pco.
pie Of Arnbun and cspcciny.ihusc wanting Cemetery
work Monuments Nc, and having engaged my services
would be ph nsc n all my old customers who are in
want of wOrk,--and many new Mt the old stand
Respectfully. etc.
Sept. 10, 1SiS HlGir j. LREEVES.
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We hnva leased n store in Minneapolis Minn where
iutet "a removing next Spring To start IN our
pres a business And now offer for sale all of our
sto-k Rt and GLOW cost. VIZ have also purchased for
the ineft Of the ladies. large and choice stock of
Furs, Of every gdr, to he sold At Wholesale prices
We offer i50 an Wool Suits from f3 to 20 dollar.
30 OvorGaats from to 81 dollars.
~ " oolcn Shirts from 81 80 to $2.50.
800 Pre- Socks, cotton and WoOCn from Is To 20 centr
1000 Hats aud Caps from 80 cts to dollars.
2Ot0 0vards Cloth from 10 cts TO s3
80 tntinet Suits from to II dollars.
20 D-ees Goats from 10 10 SIS.
20 Rows Suits from % S1n.
10 lrs Pante from $50 to 80.
3 Wrappers from 1j CTS to dollars.
- Prs Drawers from ~ cts to 80
80 Frs Gloves from 30 cts Ia 81
zoo Fancy Ties from 10 to SB cts. ....
11o r Suspcnd"rs from 30 tO ~ eta.
agno leycs Collars from ~ to ~ cite,
Fine all wool Cloth for dollar i.cr yard. Also
argo vlrey Of Railroad Bags, Umbrellas, silk Hate
Overas. Knit JGcscts. &c.
We vilI also manufacture Suits at greatly reduced
ates ceiling ou Cloth and Trimming al COst and Civ
ing the benefit of our profits alor. This j.
shan ter made to sell gOods Int hOnGfde sale of
hole took prices will readily prove tu volt
ood. ave already commenced selling fast, and 10 get
-lod lhoics gu must come early. ..
We ~'ll seN years lease Of the store we now
csrlp. Iillics safe. large show Cares Mirror to-
g'r'r with the good will OF trade. All accounts
and notes due unpaid by the lst Of February will be
pli IN the har ds OF some attorney for collection,
.caltT ~ RLgRCE Il HALL
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NeIU YOrL."

If YOU WISH TO KNOW HOW
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are Ruined IN Wall Street How "Connir ~ mVn' nrr
swinlied by Shnipers How Ministers anil Merchant
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hrr Managed How Gambling Ilonsce and Lotteries are
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How the Bubbles Burst, read
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK,
by Matthew Hale Smith, tho world renowned I3urlelah'
Publishers Hartford. Conn work OF aSs sorbIn, in
.sro- replslo With anecdotes and incidents Of Lie in
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ho1me-Oyer 100 Pagc., Finely Illustrated This work
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superior to all Paints,

for the preservation OF wood from arc N watcr Fave
guttlng. water tanks fence posts 10 which Il has brcn
applied will last indefinitely. Long known nnd trrl bv
the inventor, although but recently patunted. - = -
All orders or inquiries IN regard to PI,A sTlC sf VT,E
or Ashtabula County, Should be addressed to - - -
BRNANT & DfLLEY, Gemc,a Ohio
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gzsths, Hats Caps and Gents Furnish
.h,g Goods, together rim
1000 ITOITh IF E1DIES' &C.
GENTS FMrs, Uu6ftlO n
Robes, sec.,

All TO be sold between this snd the list Of
I ei,rusry 1869, for CASH, at and below cost