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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

THE SrEAKEn oF rHg sgxr 1lorsn.-
Our exchanges say, that Col c. II.
Joyce Of Rutland, l. g. Hinckley Esq,
Of Chelsea, and Gen. w. w. Grout o.
Barton, are among the prominent can
didates for speaker Of the next House
81 Representatives. The Montpelier
Freeman says, that each Of these gen.
dcmen, has qualifications especially
fitting him for the place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

C5wmmyo~ Montpelier bad e
hiding case Saturday evening 10 ~h
Samuel someryille was the assail
and George L. Burnham the victim
The afiray occurred On a public str'
aud someryille jasti6es bis course
the ground that Bnrnham was 10
habit Of following and annoying a
ter - bis. someryiile was arfcs
and Guod $40 and costs, from whi
has.appealed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

BgssNegos gives the largest maj
81 for Coy Stewart. 400 then Bran
43l B~rattieboro, $50, St Adams !
Burlington 1873 Bennington IL u
tic Bal.neg town aud the Banner III
il truly one oft institutions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27
TIM WAR IN EUROPE.

ANOTHER BATTLE NEAR PARIS.
UTrfs FAlluRt OF fAysES PACE
MISSION
HFrotprtaN tN fbus-NAftz uV n~stt1aV
rms s~rKsrNprE o. Wpr rsnr
u6 rHaM ptglNe WB spR
RrNnEN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

The Government has issued the u
erecs that all the municipal elections,
well as those for DE Constituent Al
sombly, be suspended and adjournc
and all municipal elections which haS
been effected annullod.
The New York herald., 1870-10-24
BHOOKLYM CHURCHES,
PEyIoJTH CHgRCH.

a Crswd oil WorshlDpera and y. Patient stand-
Ina AuGieEco--seraiOn by Trr. BescAcr On
the t5anctilcati0n 0f SUFFERING, and the Phi.
losophy Oi Pain.
More than even the usual crowd OF @ gne Sunday
morning gathered outside plymouth Church yestcr-
day. The renters OF pews passeu lntu The church
petyeen guards Of honor shat stretched Tneir tines
fo the Sidewalk opposite the church, while large
groups or ezpeciants were waitlng Ia the obpiea
and ia the heigbborDood OF rhe Plymouth temple
On the last toll OK the tolliag ne the nes close
md form so.iG square that oharges for te ,nleror
with vigoY and force tit "a irresistible, carrying
with It ell the icminne dnery II can ga5Ieg together
ReJore this eddying crowd geS Ia 3acrelgious ieec
well SET inside Tie ushers present sollda ront thc
the charge OF eager worshippers Ii turaed as,ie,
and retreat Is ordered which js generally oheyod
with very good bumor. Ia small detachnearS
visitors are allowed TO pass the portals OF Tile ushers
army, and before tue pastor rises 10 lnyoke The
Divine blessing nearly ltaat can be accommodated
hfe admitted. The remainder staud their ground
Inrough tha TWO hours Of the service with patient
waiting that is highly crcaitabc their devotion.
Ihe opening anthem az tlic choir ,yos tlta Kbyge.
from
NoSAhT's rvrLFTH MASS,
"h'oh was Wen sung The request Tor more voices
made iass 'snnds, seems 10 have NC, with general
na'aonRe ane beta the ba.s aud tcoor paroaets we're
The New York herald., 1870-10-24

beautiful valley now presents most deploratNe as-
recL me inundation mas been general. particularly
tnrOuHhouI the district or Catalina anl very Lutte a
me fruits and vegetables Ia the districts n
hueya paz and San Nicolas The loss has Deen terri.
nle .Aanl well 70 DO lQmliins have been reduced "a
poverty Iu Rosario more than forty families haya
beeh rendered houSeless. S0great Is the dGsttntion
10 uon mems apparel Tor want ol any other.
BEJUCAL.
IN TINS district The piantan grows, and the earls
crops have suffered greatly ana many treea M "a
been destroyed More tnsn ffty houses have falIe"
principally IN san Antonio 40 los Vegas.
G1LON.
:, Great number OF houses destroyed IN this lurfss
dctlon, ana especially III the yilave OF that name.
o tRs sln tae various suburbs were oyernowed tha
lnhabltants having abandoned taen. Sickness mas
mtteAsed materially since The storm. Teiegraph
hhcs interrupted and roads impassabIe The estl.e3
IN Vicinity nave suffered greatly.
JARuoO.
IN the place OF this name portion OF tre smaller
nave peen DESTROYED. The church lost one
- ~ ~ s uoOts ana was injured somewhat inside Iri
sah Aht ONO de RIO banco many houses nave peen
aesMoyed. incuding the police headquarters The
lanles OF the poor have been collected and assist
ahce iufhlsnea. In Banol forty-one houses da-
stroyed, ana the other small villas In Le lurfsdctou
nave suffered IN IKE manner.
l, Ia ;Modruga more than q hundred houses OF tho
sdaler class nave been destroyed. no loss OF lile
From san Jose DE Las Laas we learn t,,ar r1rh,
section nus suffered great losses. The rice fields
haNe been destroyed, and there does not remain one
pianlaln tree IN the ground Many OF tie pooR
nave Deca reduced 30 the greatest misery.
SANTA CLARA.
Jaws iNih CitT sle 20 tue Ilfh. If scefuS
nave Leen on lhe outer edge o TIE hurricane Grraa
quantities. o. rain iell ana the wind blew with grelf
violence. me planialn groves generally were blown
down. The llyer ochoa was ogeriowed, and COM
munication with Remedies Interrupted
Loqua, Cienfuegos and other cities were visited
by neaYy winds, Dut suffered no Ilaterial damage.
The Hurricane nt Trinidad de Cuha--Exrcn4
fion OF Ore cf tho Crew OF the Sasvnator-s
The InsuirectiSn Unchanged.
TRINIDAD DE CUsA, Oct. Is, Is.n
We have had O. storm on us the past week, com.
mencing on the 18th and lasting TILL the 18th, AMI
blew and rained IKE the old Harry.
On the 18th one Of the crew or the SaIvanur:
named Perez Rodriguez, of Havana, was shot ON
what they call In this country, s.verbal,r and he
died Ike hero telling them to point well aud nof
mss and for all that they massacred him, as they
had TO fire the second round ut him. There will nd
inother one shot In the course OF a day or two-A
out any trial whatever. se.T n
The lnsurrection Is about the same md no pruS
pect or IT'S getting over. There Just been fres
batch OF soldiers gone by In O steamer rur the cas1
end OF the island, where they WILL leave their bonea
NO vessels Ia port.
The New York herald., 1870-10-24

rhn Sphlnx Kid6Je--Why In NY CYndi,
Easotsed .-sfr. Waviand Hayt Explains.

rhn SDblns Kid6Je~-Why In nv Csndie
Ens9tIcd s--Hr. Waviand Hayt Explains.
The Ssrong place Bspgst cnarch Is the arstoc ratio
churcn i3dg efcesseq2ce OF Soufh BROOKLYN The ex-
teslor presents an appearance very similar 70 much
older cdlicea foaGd In European countries, beJnx
MA beneath pr0faston OF IVY, amid which innu-
merable sparrows have their nests The interior ls
suggestive IN the highest degree OF u devotional
spirr. "A a,m, religious hghp' peryades
The building and tho dark wood panel
ling aforn. an agreeable relief TO the eye
Tho sng,ng py quartet cboir Is or
the hi-nest order OF excelleDce. The rendering
OF inc oEer.ory entitled 20 be Joyrut Ia the Lord
exhibited a proper appreciation OF wnat constitutes
sacred music. 1,r young and talented pastor, the
Rev. Wayland alyt announced A. hts text. There
lore they that we're scattered abroad went every
where preaching the Wordr--Acts viii, 4. A very
pracEca and precons lesson ccDfronls the spectator
AZ tic threshold Of this text. The problem Of evil Is
one tras slerts all The babe resting in ltd
mciner's ar0s caunot be so shielded by any law or
by gny care DGt tnas later 1t snail pass
nnasf , she s.aaow ol ti's problem. rhe sunniesr
the restless sea beating upon Shores only reia.
lively s'noarh. y Is continually dcspairng attempt
ar te solui@lt-oT this propeln uf eyil. We cannot
nelp questioning about a.; set We nnG 40 answers,
aud. rs
pADER FAsolSArISG SPELL.
we 20 back to The guessing -! the sphinx ridd le
Why rs my cradle emptled, Nny are those love
most sorn iroot aey Why Is my heard earned for
t'ine swept sway lust when youth ana energy are
GvGsulDgdg &lg do ten thousand ifleicities assaii
me% Why, Ike q traveller with tho storm striking
o. his face, do Iseeni 10 DC SO beaten back In the
chase alter my ideal? Yet there must ne q llylng
LOVING, pnVerim. lnsr God upon the throne. some.
tlaaS ILLS lAoush renders the problem 1enser still.
n0N can sucA things be- we cannon help asking
uursGlycs w,thlii iae CORRIDORS o, sucn "a Coo
Now 70 Is 9 very great be,p 10 ~ confronted By
,Dis ngoheal to be shown q clear and nnmis
laaHie usi Of ine ssuua ol this ey ln positive
The New York herald., 1870-10-24

S9oa. It r. 9 very gloomy glimpse q the history
TIE radiance OF the Day OF Peatecost had become
shroaded wlth tha clouds OF persecution. Stephen
y stoned TO death. Saul makes great havoc OF the
church. Jerusa.em grows too hot Tor Christians.
Homes were distracted and deserted But then,
as ever since, the blood OF the martyrs IL
tered everywhere preaching the Word s.The wrath
Of man resound5 10 the praise OF God.n Thus shall
it Dc ~ NE my friends, five are but true 10 Cod
"out ol tue bitter snail come The sweetn and 'Rocd
Will be the final goal ofilln There are three points
70 which ask your tnoughts:first Church IN its
true position; second, q Church doing true work,
and thlrd Church doing true WORK In the right
place. -
JESUS HAD SUDDENLY APPEARED
20 His disciples, said His benediction, and shown
his wounded hands and side. ne appoints gene
raj meeting OF las followers. This lis the critical
and awful meeting and commingiing OF two won
urous periods: the period OF the incarnation and
the age OF me Christian commonwe ealtn.n Now, II
ever, snail be declared the fundamental doctrine
duty. The Lord now gives the three things neces-
sary 70 her lie A doctrine aud intialoTy ordi-
nance anu duty. This is the doctrne-the
Trinity. This Is the inltiatory ordinance-bap-
tlsin. TINS Is the duty-Go ye into all the
principle. Let us forever remember this. A church
- not club; church IS 1oC an arena for the dis
play OF the fascination OF oloquence aud OF musIc
church cannot be anything restrictive TO social
quality: church may not shut itself away from the
masses. now degraded and poor soeger TO declare
10 men the truth OF Christ, thai ls the mission OF the
church. Persecued and scattered, but everywhere
preaching, pointing the unsayed 60 the SAVIOUR LeE
the pastor, not the deacons but the Church In pur
suance OF this thought the pastor introduced
powerful simile. comparing the philanthroplst Flo
renee Nightingale 10 the Church; the wounded sol
der TO the unsayed world; the
BASDAcEs AND KEnEDEs 10 THE GOSPEL
OF Christ He insisted that the Church should
be grand company OF preachers as OF
Old. In eliminating the thought OF the
Church doing the true work In the right place. tho
pastor gave an interesting account oil tue origin OF
sabbath schools III England, ana showed what d
vast med um OF good they had become. He referred
10 The c0nimencement OF their school ana spoke
feeinglY OF the numbers that mad been recruited
irom It's ranks into tne Church, and insisted that
sabbath school was the opportunity for the Church
universally He n5tanced the case of Jonathan, the
son OF saul, King Of lsrae and his arInor bearer,
comparing the Sabbath school TO Jonathan, and the
Churcn TO the arnor bearer; anu closing with an
earnest appeal to the congregation that each ana
every one should take an active, earnest part IN adj
vanclng the cause OF the sabbath school personally
and pecuniariy. In the evening the anniversary OF
tue SaDbath school took place. with the usual exer
ciSes or singing, prayers, and reading the annual
report, VIII addresses py tpe pastor AM superln.
tsuqent. ssss esS'. s fT-s. IA M ~ IS y Ts's.s
The New York herald., 1870-10-24
YELLOW FEVER.


Two Wore Cnscs OH tsOvernorsa. Island.
Although IL ~ late In the season and cold weather
has already set IN cases of yellow fever continue tn
occur on Governors Island and. to judge from pre-
sent appearances, nothing short Of severe frosu
win oe kely 10 check the spread Of the disease The
authorities Governors Island have done their
utmost 10 stamp out tho yellow fever, and the pa
ents under their care have received the best treat
lnent ihat science and philantropny could suYge st.
Although their untring Efforts In tns direction have
aot been entirely successful. yer they nave done
much togards preventing the spread OF the dlsease
The following patients were sent 20 the Quarantine
Hospital at West Bank last saturday.
Joan Sruith, carpenter.
Edward rafferty,. nrC;laD.
The New York herald., 1870-10-24

1rits Discourse on tho SphstitBriOr at
forms for True Goodness.

WASDINGroS, 0ci- r.; 1870.
10 the morning the pasgor Rev. John g. salth
ID. u, preached very instrncuve discourse irofa
II. Timothy. III. a:.Haviug q form OF goodness,
but denying the power thereof; from. sucn turn
away.' BIO solids 1t nos passing strange
tnal ANY oDe should substitute Iuere
form Tor tue substances and power OK godli-
nesss hu,tltudes rest ony ia torn wnjle
they deny Inc power. 1t was SO In tne time OF tho
Apostles, and Is 10 now. We warn all such, THIS
morning, that death and despair reign IN that word
oi Danihn,neut from Christ Why should any one
resi- III mere rormy Example Is more powerful than
precepl The SevcresJ denunClail0ns IN the scrip
cures are.agast the scribes and Plarisees, wlo dd
not pracLlce their OWN teachings, cut relied opon
iotms. our opservation teaches MS that The ren-
dency In all things IL towards form and
dote OF mere form. If we me Dowcc the iorns
VIII take care OF themselves. We have The form here
III the CHURCH, bur where ts the powerp The people
attend to the form OF Worship 10 The great neglect
VI spirituality. DO We any OF us, rest III mere form
Inis subject IS OF vital consequences 70 ALL May wo
not ask, constanLiy ana earnestly, ror the boy
spirit 10 deliver ns IRON mere torInst Wher6
there Is most jorn there s least godliness, and so
where ecre Is most gOdlinesS there Is least form.
People soon become accustomed TO forms, and then
without them all Is void and piahk Conscience IS
oiten eased and feat satisfaction IS gained by re-
citing mere form OF WORDS; bus II Il she power 81
goodness which CHRIST requires We, N one sense,
have 40 forms or worship; but slli We may have a
form 0t gOdjncss without the power, ana tlps c7uto
under ce4deiQnatau 81 VDe teGG
The New York herald., 1870-10-24

Young man named ASHTON was In the act oc
jumping nom the ierryboat Hudson CITY, last even-
ing, AZ the Jersey City slip, when no was caught
between tne BOAT and the bridge. Although nos
crushed 70 death, ss Is nearly always the case he
prove iatai He was conveyed to hts home in jerseY
CITY Where ne received medical attendance out up
cfiticai. ''V----- - - -
The New York herald., 1870-10-24
A NEWARK ExPHESsxAa IN TROUBLE.

James 9. smith, an exprcssrnan, residing In
Tichenor street. Newark, was arrested and lodged
In ja'i there last evening 10 await examination ON
eharge o. having stolen the 18th instant valu.
ao's m business wagon belonging 10 Mr. Roberts,
boss carpenter Of Rosevisie Smtn t IA alleged,
look yhe vehicle IN broad daylight out Of MIR.
ltoDelts ylru. lie denies tue charge, but says ma
oid not tvlnspArc.
The New York herald., 1870-10-24

svo,,a,med by the Catholic Church, not because
ihev aid not believe In them.
~~S ~ FAITH CANNOT EXIST
,ptthont GOOD works. They can only n0urish and
Esan I'd alive within us. Our Iatn IN exposed TO
90 inc false suggestions or reason We
,@taf therefore, TO pray to Goa that He should en-
u1nten our minds and prevent us from falling into
ne abyss oi error. by laith and our good works we
may hope 10 inherit the Singdom oi heaven,
The New York herald., 1870-10-24

ALBANY, Oct. %, 1870.
The democrats to-day nominated Edward C0ya
for the Assembly from the Third district anu tia
republicans nominated William d. Sunderlin In The
Fourth district
MIDDLErowN, Oct %. 1870 /,
The republican nominee In the Second (Orangel
district for the Assembly ~ Alfred b. Post or
Goshen, and for School Commissioner John W.
Sanson, OF Wawaganda. !,
SCHENECTADY, Oct. ~, 1870. 1
The democrats OF Schenectady county have nOmf.
mated Gershom Banker Tor member OF the AHsembiy
ana Henry Schermerhorn for County Clerk. ,
CLIFTON SPRINGS, Oct. %. 1870.
]. w. Nicholas has yielded 10 the wishes Of thd
democracy or TINS district and accepted the nomina
lion for the Assembly.
The New York herald., 1870-10-24

gusts or great power, which caused immense de-
srruction both on lard aud In the harbor. AT half
past seyen O'Clock Friday evening the wind SHIFTED
TO the east, augmentinR until IL blew hurricane.
At eight A. NJ. 1t had reached the sourA, blowing
h0ra, with violent gusts During the dav the water
III The harnor rapidly reccded and some or the YES
ses were for tune left aground. on ihe Iliorning
OF The 9th The wind had snosided and Ia. danger
was over. rhe following report OF damages appears
The roof covering the wharf Was tdrown down
and much of the noo.Dg turn up. Many OF the resi-
dcnces and warehouses IN The city were uLroUfea.
The trees, nowsrs and shruDoery III ine parks and
private gardens have been completely destroyed.
Most Of the iampposfs nave betn tnlown down.
Inc bednLni marxet buiid,ng was s!lg!itS damaged.
fne gas factory, though not much injured, was com
pe'ied 10 suspend operations for several days. A
great ouanM,y OF water entered tho charch ana tue
high altar suffered seriously. The Government
House, bank Lasino Espalol, HE college and other
edlftces were somewhat damaged Chiuaman,
InulaLfo and negro Killed make up tie casualties.
The trains were suspended Tor time and telegraph
lines down.
The following tnariae disasters are reported rrom
CaFdenas The American schooner TtievIa was
wrecked OH the north coast BRUSH brig Equator
lost forcmast and received heavy dalnsges British
bark Speedway dlsnasted ana aground on BOca de
"a Manu-. British barA kose,iaie dismissed in tne
hay. spanish bark PeprA disinasted. Spanish
brig NJ. W., which mad left Tor Eanouth, was
wrecked near Faradero. The capairl and Jyc or the
crew pefsned; mate and six iuen saved. spanish
brig onspa dismastel aud badly injured. Rosita
wrecked on north side OF tne pay. Dntch bark
Cardenas ana American brtgs O. y. Dunbar and j. y.
Libby, unlnjured. Several coasteGs nave been
The following !. report OF iuurics 70 estates r
the vicinity of Cardenas: Estate San Vicente,
owned by Elessrs. PaenongV Soprino; sugar
house greatly injured; chimney drown down aud
other buildings unrovicd; entire place inundated.
Estate san Pablo. same owner; sugar house dan.
aged; chimney thrown down. other bindings in
ruins. Estate Union, owned py widow La hvere;
the dwelling ana negro quarters entirely destroyed:
overseer killed. Estate Dasuno, owned py Senior
Arguclles; chimney destroyed Estate Esperanza,
owned by Senor Pelalo; Inundated On tho estate
Otono ali toe buildings been greatly Injured
and rne cane cnf to pieces ana pulled up by tie
roots. 0ther estates IN The vicinity have been mor,
v loss damaged.
rrlE Valley OF GUINNF.
ACCORDING u tue lGcauVta OK cYeyitnesse~ thlH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-11-19
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink WAg
NRRs VINUM VITe. OR WINE LIFE, IL free from any
poisonous drugs and Impurities being prepared for
those who require stmulant 1t splendid appetiz
er and tonic, and the finest thing in the world for pur
flying the blood. 1t is the most pleasant and delicious
article ever offered to the public far superior brandy
whisky, wine bitters any other article 1t is
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female, young or
old can take the Wine of Life II is in fact life pre-
server. Those who wish to enjoy good health. and
flow of lively spirits will do well to take the Wine OF
Life II Is different from any thing before in USE
1t Is sold by druggist also at all respectable saloons
Price one dollar in quart bottles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-11-19
UndoEtaIxing.

Also keep constantly on hand large assortment of
Rfady made Cofins, Rose Wood Imitation, Black Walnut
and Initiation of Black Walnut, all OF which can trim
S,y also have spleaaid Es,saFseia . Eesdaels wLek
qlAvn CIOrnEs-A new feature has recently been nd.
ded 70 this furniture esahs rather 10 the I'm
eersters department OF i-one that cannot al TO com.
mead Itself 20 the community and will show the dlppo.
siton of the proprietor TO make his esahltuhment
perfect as may be- II will mr 10 relieve the work and
ppae incidental TO- and repngnant In seasons OF be
eA.omea o preparing the remains OF the departed ior
esN this consists in keeping eand and ready for
unmsalate ase stock OF gfaveelethes. variety OF
sheonns NJ both male and female. made up with much
49, sea APRfoprlaleness various In price, and both
HefI and vAlts materials a single order for a comm
hslstote enahszce the habl llnients OF The dead
4se ave inc friends OF the deceased In the midst
uon much that seems particularly dsakrecable
eaal-ngsos 70 the way Of preparation tor ne grave
AsiAabals Ohio Jan. fss. fs7O AMIN poeno iess !,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-11-19
Thompsoln Quarry.

Il HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
eauga County IL the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens Ashtabuu and vicinity Of any other and
the quality of s stone is superior for hrmnessof texture
and durability. Stone cut any Dimensions and for
any purpose, dressed In the most workmanlke manner
and at shori notice. Orders suieated. for blagglng
Steps, Well-Stones, Undaerpinning, Window and Doc
Caps and ss, Coping nd water Tables. When the
travelling s good, pare may do their Own haanR a.
considerablesavin &c. ID. EDdEhION.
Thompson, Dee. 20, 1901. hltl Dil n s~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-11-19
THE NEW DRUG STORE.
PAINTS FOR FARMERS.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Il and for sale couple OF barrels OF the Grafton
Mineral Paint which is admitted to be the cheapest and
most desirable Paint In Two coats, wen pat ont
mixed with pure Lnsced OIL will last nom 10 10 10
years. Price, 80 per barrel. II
Ashtabula, Feb. 49, 1870. JAMES REKD-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-11-19
SLEIGH SHOES
n .'asAsHTABULA
CARRIAGE WORKS f! +!

lM. ]. .MEREDITlI'has just opened on
Corner OF Main aud Vine Streets, Ashtahula o. Shop
h order 20 accommodate his rapidly increasing Car
riage business. Employing large force OF Eastern
W0rkmen. good assortment OF his make OF Light
Top. and Open Dugges of the lat styles aud best
sh, may always be found In his finishing and show
ro0s which will be sold at the lowest possible prices
PAINTING b TRIMMING always executed In the
nea est manner. Repairing neatly and expeditiousy
executed, Having facilities r turning out hrsclaes
work. of which will always be exhibition at
his rooms, the inspection OF the Public Is respectfully
solicited, $. II. MEREDITH.
lwM Z, DADY. by reputation one OF the best Wheel
makers in the country, and 3 H. MEREDIru as Trim
men cannot be beaton by any enc, and good fafier
will he employed ae be found In tho country.
Ashtabuia, o., Sept, 10, 1850
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-11-19
Heis Prepared to, & is Selling Cheaper

Than aPI other establishments pf the kind In the conntry
~ city mean what say aud wonld invite ihe pub
lie In general to see for themselves before buying else
where am making u an object for any one 10 give
me ea and " VIII pay them we'll for coming 10 see
4es st9se 20 ueicct ffun, large az any m nv
tiF Having dxieep Year, experience IN husines ana
buying ell any stock direct from the Rast
and conducting my own bisipers enables mo To sell
lower than any competitor In tho region. NY wor 1.
= II always has been-the bsst.
l slso have on hand large. stoek .0f EastoTu work
which sell very low aihong ehlehwn be f0ld slnrk,
lounges. bod lounges, ,'carpet aud rep lounges
spring Mattresses, al greatly reduced prces OF my
own make.
DoAt forget the place few doors south OF Fisk SIM.
NAN 4 Co.'S Flour and Feed store
Also DaTtis attention teGarpet laying Cusain
An4 GaAiee hssieins, " " Allch Will abu auAe Mia
tekhihssl AID dls sIIh.g ~ EfT ff-d-S = H"'''