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join II. SURRAIT S grarhic narrative of his
come : NV, h L cth's plot Tor the al duction
o. Pro s53ert Lincoln, given in his lecture at
Rockville 8 few nights ,inCe, of which we had
special 81 ort an w ~dre Sday's STAR, is repub-
lshed in tee WEEKLY LIAR Is Jucd tO-da
copies 4 which may lie had at this office.
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AND LIQUORS.

WINES And LIQUORS.
FINEST QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICEs.
IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE,
DkY vERZENAY-CARTE BLANCHE,
From the old house Of Bouche, Fills Co., Msreuil-
- scr Ay,
old prices, with the additional cost Of freight Cd
ded only, on account OF the war.
SUPERIOR OLD WHISTLES.
Celebrated brands from celebrated distillers.
OLD PEMBROKE, OLD BAKER, MOUNTAIN
DEW,
OLD RoCoCo, MiLk-0T-KENTUUKY sc;
800. OF GUARANTEED PUTTY.
CALIFORNIA AND CATAwBA BRANDIES
CALIFORNIA WINES, in variety.
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISTLES.
JAMAICA, ST. CRoiX, AND MEpFORD RUNS.
sHrkRIEs. PORTS, AND u ADEIRAS.
from low 10 high grades.
BCBGUNDY, CLARET AND RHlNR WINES
1HOAAS RUSSELL.
Successor TO 4. G. Dyer o..
no4 1918 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
MAX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. given By MISS
w CHADWICK ct No. 1917 G street, where
specimens may be seen. Terms reasonable. po25 I'm
neUBLE AHD SINGLE BARRRL GUNS n
- great bArgsins, 1t PRIN or Loan Once Sale0
rooms ieoo PsnnJlysnis svsnue. suso-0
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A SINGULAR DIsEAsE.-There is consider
able excitement and alarm in Elein, ILL.,, and
vicinity, On account of tie appearance of
strange disease. 1t appears thai on last FRIDAY
week Mrs. G. W. Daniels, a lady twenty tgo
years Of age, who was married two years : 10,
and save birth to a child eleven morths since.
was Frustrated BY what seemed at first to be the
premonitory symptoms of typhoid fever; bu. the
attention Of tie physician in attendance was
soon attracted to the dark color OF the milk
from Ter breasts, which resembled dirty soap
suds, and submitting e to z microscopicsI *
animation, found in it aDimalcula, different n
size end shape from any human parasites of
which the doctor had ever heard. They seemed
to be somewhat hexagOral in form-longer one
way than tue other. They did not Sc EN- to have
any head, butwere evidently alive, judging {. m
the way in which they moved about. Their size
was estimated by the doctor as varying from
one hurdred-thoussndth to the Gye-hundred-
thousandth OF an inch in diameter. They were
not tricffn;e, as the doctor was well acquainted
with that form of parasite, and this new kind was
much smaller, ard Of an entirely Different share
The patient died in day or two after SUMMON
ing medical attendance, and five minutes after
life WIS e~tinCt, and while the BODY was sin
warm, the doctor made an incsion in the calf
OF the leg, and, drawing the lancet, examined
the mo.1:ure which covered it. He found three
OF the parasites, only one OIL which was alive
They were similar, in all respects, to those
found in the fluid taken from the breast. No
theory has been found as to the cause CT the
parasites, and the skill and knowledge OF the
physicians seem to be entirely at fault The
patient had not eaten pork, or anything that
Was known to be infected in any way. The
case is an isolated one.
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CAPTAIN IL CGUs WALKER, United State
Infantry, tried by court-martsl, charged with
"conduct preiudicial to good order and mill
taTy di. CIyhre,' has heeu acquitted. and fha
Pre-. dent has restored him to duty
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Spain Already Dissatisfied with HeF
New King.

MADRID, Dec. G.-Au political factions ar,
violently attacking Prim and party for sup
porting the Duke of Aosta. Queen Isabella ha,
formally renewed her protest against AOstsl
elec ton.
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Suicide Of q Hstel Proprietor In Nor.
folk.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 9-Joseph M. Walters,
proprietor Of the National Hotel In this city,
committed suicide this morning BY shooting
himself through the head. His suicide II at
tribnted to financial endorsements, originate
ing in unfortunate cotton speculation.
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Fined far Defrauding the Govern
ment-A Clergyman I'm the whisky
Ring.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.-Harris Huston and jos.
huston, or Montgomery county, Ohio, in the
United states court, entered plea OF noIo nae
eonfendere to the indictment charging them with
conspiring to defraud the government in the
Shipment OF spirits, and have been fined 81 900
each. A clergyman OF the same place. and
convicted Of the same charge, has been fined
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CoNFIRNATIoSs.-The Senate, In Executive
session, this afternoon confirmed the follow ing
nominations:
Medorere Crawford to he appraiser of mer-
CT andiEe at Portland, Oregon; James r. Beck
with, 10 be L. ). attorney for Louisiana: VIM
X. Thrail, 10 he L. ). marshal for the Southern
dis, rict Of Ohio.
DAVID II. Bailey, consul at Hong Kong: Jas.
W. Taylor, 90. at WinPepeg; L. q. l.. Strive,
do. at QTebec.
h. Z. AFeley, collector OF customs for Michi-
gan; Henry w. Houden, assessor of internal
revenue ior tue "a district of Va; W. II. Bar
low, 60. 18th district OF I'll.
Benjamin ii. Bristew, solicitor general of he
United States; Hugh Hill, assistant attorney
general of the United States.
EDWARD u. Burrows, appraiser Of merchau-
disc at Providence, K. i.
Arthur Liyermore, consul at Londonderry:
VIM ID. Townsend, DO. at Cork.
J.. ID. lngersoll, appraiser OF merchandise at
Chicago, Ill; Edward L. Randle, surveyor of
customs at Houston, Texas; Edward f. Parker,
Co, Duluth, Mimi; j. Il. Jones, indian AGENT
Cherokee "sency; Jasper \. Nidel, do. at Mon.
tana Territory
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Fatal Explosion In . Msehine Shop.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 9.-This morning terrible
explosion occurred in the machine shop of
Thomas Kerr, corner of 55th street and First
avenue, resulting in the destruction OF the
building and the instant death OF Frederick
Myer, one Of the workmsn.
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DISCIPLINE AT WEST POINT Cadets Dis
missed for "Ha=ing."-Ta. Co,ored Cadet in TroR-
UeIgdia.-By fection of the Secretary OF War,
the following named cadets of the United States
Military Academy are dismissed the service of
the Grited States: Cadets Alpheus f.. Frank
and j. Hansell French for willful violation, on
the right of the 10th OF November last, OF their
piecge OF honor not in any manner to interfere
with, barrass, modest, or iniure new cadets.
Cadets Edwin p. Addrus, Myron w. Howe,
Geo. X. Smith, and Robert P. P. Wainwright,
Tor unauthorized and highly improper interior
cree with the cadet seRtinels duly posted at
West Point, on the night OF the 10th of NOvem-
The following order has also been issued:
"Cadet j. w. Smith having been reported for
submitting an explanation containing disre-
specfful redections on the conduct OF the re-
porting Officer, who reported him f0r an offence
n the 18th ultlmo, will be confined to the area
of the cadet barracks until the LIST day of Feb
rrary next. Cadet Smith has been at the Aca-
DENY long enough to know how to obtain redress
for grievance, and had he pursued the proper
eourse the matter would have been properly
investigated, and no injustice done him."
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
Al The Star BulIdfngs,
Corner Pennsylvania av. and IIth 81.
Ely TIE
EVENING STIR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

THE STAR is served bT carriers % their sub-
.cribers in the Citv AID District a. TEN CENTS FER
wKEK or FORTY FOUR GEMS PLR MONTH. Copies
n, the counter, Two CENTS
PRICE FOE MA1LIN5 Three Months, $50;
Six Months, So 90: One Year, > 3 90. No papers
are sent from the flee longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY sIAR-putlished Friday
DoTning-SI so year.
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Elk Queen IsaLelya Protests Agatus,
AOsta Succeeding TO the Spanist
Crown.

MADRID, Dec. 5.-Ex- Queen Isabella has
sent here formal protest from Geneva against
the election of the Duke Aosia as King of Spain
She states that she has 10 intention OF appeal
ing 10 force.
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KATLeOAD AID TELy eRAPH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AProINTED.-The President has appointed
Isaac "a. Sturgeon, OF Missouri; j. A. Thatcher,
o. Minnesota, snd Hollou Richardson, OF
Maryland, Commissioners on the Kansas
and Denve- Pacific Railways, and they have
been instructed by the Secretary of the Interior
to meet at Kansas City on the 18th instant to
examine and report on the roads ard telegraph
lines of Aid rompapies
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

=. p X.
Look ont for the Second Grand Masquerade Ball
u DAHNN tONCLAVE, No. I, 8 p N. Fer fur-
Their particulars see future advertisement te7 eotf
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Teleerapked Exclusively 20 The EreniEg Star.
THE GE MANS ENACCATE MONTAR.
G'S.
Tours, Dee. 9.-Montsrgis, in the Depart.
ment of LOiret, has been evacuated by the Ger
mans.
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INeUBLE A1D SINGLE BARRRL GUNS n
~ great bArgsins, 1t PRINCE q Loan Once sales
ooms, 1000 Psnnsy!ysnis svenue. ause-0
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The London Times ON the r residents
MESSAGE

LONDON, Dec. The 4 'Mes This morning has
an editorial article on the recert message OF
President Grant. IL believes that certain recon-
mel Ca'lons nade in that message will fall stiil
born ike many Of these Of Grants predecessors,
and that The document marks another stage OF
the Presidents DOWN. srd career, and teaches
Row far the high. ~ CT authorities will 20 when
the balance OF arties IS unstable.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-01

FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
wi RS. NJ. A. BINDER, has Just arrived
from Paris and London with the latest designs persOn
ally selected from the greatest novelties aso the most
elegant Trimmings to be secured in Paris
LACES, RIBBONS. XELXETs, BRIDAL Wells,
FLOWERS, FINE JEWELRY. and TRIMMED,
PAPER PATTERNS. DRESS ond
CLOAK MAKING.
Exclusive agent for Mrs. NJ. Works celebrated system
Tor emitting ladies' dressee, encqaes, basques, &c.
N. ". corHcr Of EIerflH and Chestnut Sts,
phti0deiphiH. 6m1O2a
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1. BREMER. Life, Letters and Posthumous Works
Of Fredrka Bremen, Edited by her sister, Charlotte
Bremen. Translated from the Swedish by Freda Mi
low In ono vol, crown Svo Cloth, 81.
"Wc have quoted 50 mnch from this charming volume
that we have no room for further quotations. but it is
book To be read EXAMINER, LOhdOR
"The double biography Is delightful chiefly because
show FredriSo IN the bosom Of her family from ear
her mind. Pii'aieipiia Pres.
2. THE OPEN POLAR SEA. Popular edition. BY
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of art and take these, together Win his own entirely
natural and unaffected description OF what he saw
abroad, we know OF no similar production which we
should be willing to recommend 30 unreservedly,"
Boston COnJisr.
4. OLD ENGLAND; Its Scenery. Art and People =
| BY James NJ. HIoppln Professor In Yale College.
vol, 16mO. Price ST.
UTbis hook haa tho ADVANTAGE Of ,o,,otsoi,. 49,, 49,,
phatiealy nointinS ont many comrsrayI nni,d md vm
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traSclcr 10 pi,y Ia his pocet to bs memo
make Suggestive his tonr Boston Tr0ns"Jng ""u
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author OF 'Venetinn Life wi crown sYn p,ce ~
Th,so T. - ,,.,,.. 20 -. T.. ~ Nv" Wv 'ee -
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thas gves MS readers the sense when they hav,
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rs nonice nrectly presented 10 the Imagination
stepped III lts own peculiar atmosphere so that
M ,ne wter sees share hls emotions aud are made
,e companion OF hs walks rather than the reader Of
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NOTE Lost

n NOTE drawn for the sum Of seoo hear.
che sixnasure OF Wm. q, penksm, payable 70 Geo n.
kslsetoR o. bearer % dsye ee date knd dated Aug
vardsd ~ banding Ato tks sadss.ifssd:. ' =
AsAAsuas Nov io.isss' ~ n T1'oS ios,, I.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT !
Ashtabula Marble Works.

l. HE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens of AsobBla County, that having purchased
the Interest of j. L. Reeves aud Co. IN tire Marble Bust
ness and having replenshed with large stock of both
Marble and Sand Stone s prepared to fill all ORDERS for
Monuments, Head Stones, Tombs Vaults, .Curbng and
all Cemetery Work also, Caps and Sills Water Table
Chimney Tops &C., and all kinds of Building Stone
Fagging cut and ai down short notice. and as low
figures as any other establishment in the State We
shall keep thu Ss of material and with goud work
men as can be found cannot he surpassed In own
work for style aud finish. Please give us call and see
for yourselves. Shop Centre Street. door west
ofJ r. Robertson's Shoe store H. UDY JR
] take pleasure in recommending Mr. Udy to the peo-
pie Of Ashtabua and especaythose wanting Cemetery
would be pleased to all my old customers who are in
want of work k,and many new ones at the old stand
Respectfully, etc,
Sept. TO- 1868. 926tf J. LREEVEs.
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LEGAL, PROBATE MATTERS, &C.
LEGAL NOTICE.

10y virtue of an order of sale duly issued from
sad Court In the above case to me directed will offer
for sale by way of public auction the door Of the
House. In Jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohi0,oh
Saturday, the first day Of January, A. ID. 1870
between the hours OF 10 and 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF said
day the following described land and towit.
Situate in township of Plymouth, in said County of
Ashtabuq aud State of Ohio, and known part Of lots
is tn same land decided by said William Willard and his
wife to said oel Briggs the 18th day of February
Inst TO which deed reference " had for paric-
Tar description Of said premises containing eghtyfve
1867 acres of land more or less.
Also twenty-five (25) acres Of land In said township of
Plymouth and adjoining the above described eightyye
1881 acres on TIE west side decided ny William Hum
phrey and wife to said Joel Briggs the 2gh day OF
October, A. d. 1906 towhch deed is here had
for a description of said premises.
II. j. COVELL Sh' n as Special Mast. Com.
EDW II. FITCH. Prf Atty.
November 81. 1869. 5w1030
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RUCKINGHANrs DYE for the whiskers.
ftite % cents. Manufactursd by VI L
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Homestead for Sale.

L HE Homestead of the subscriber is offered
for sale on favorable terms situated In the township of
SaybrOok half mile east OF the Postoice, the N.
Ridge. consisting Of good frame Dwelling. Carriage
Barn, GraiDery aud other out bnildngs and five
Of good land we'll stocked with fruit and good water
Time will be given. II desired half OF the pur-
chase money, and possession given Immediately.
j. W. SIMMS.
Saybrook. Sept 2. 1869. tftO27
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
ny the METROPOLITAN oFr COMPANY,
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF $500, 600.
EvERy TICKET DRAWS A PRSzE

Cash en'' each $4,000 s'S aSca'A Gins, each 81 900
3" 5000 800 " 4" no
g A''1"' A0'S~00' MsoSsons 'asA $500 70 +. sIS0 I
800 Gold %ssches 80 ~ ~ aS sS
Cash Prizes Silver Ware. &C., valued at SiOOoOOC'
"A chance TO draw any OF tho above Prizes for s5e
well mlxeq On receipt OF voc Sealed nckef fs drawn
without cholee aud sent BY mail 10 any addrees The
prize named upon Will be delivered 10 the ticket.
holder on payment of One Dollar Prices are immedi
ateis sent 70 any addroes By express or return mall
You VIII know what youT Prize II before You pay for
Hag fltss ercAanged ranothsFqf sapis gdfIe No
hhEEaENoEs i've select The following nom many
gisisa PIG " g puelish them Andrew burns C6ieseo
fi0e0o Mise Clara ,: Walker, baltimore. Piano 8si0
same. n Metshsws The petroI. $1,000 John r Andrews,
Piano, 9uO0 We plblish nance without pcrlnhslon
OPIefoNs 81 1un PnEes :-"rho firm ID reliable. and
eoncryo their anccoae ~ Wttfib 1fibNRf AdN 81 awe
know them 70 be fair dealing drm. W ~ n H<rod
Heb to "A friend ~ ours drew $500 price which
vac promptly received DAILY Nsips Jtns 3.
Send for efcnisr, Liberal indnoemsnts to Agents =
ss.siaeslon ecassn,ssd Essy paeksgs o Sealed IN
iSr g for e 10 for slb AN letters should De sd-
dressed 20 AAhfkRs WILSON 4 CO.,
o"sv'e mo Broadway, New York.
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Harness Work.

WILLIAMSON has driven his stake
w firmly, and identiAed himself with the bnslness
lntercsts OF Ashabua and adding this his ability 10
Furnish the community with a. good work and Al a. "a
vorahle rates. OF hn compettofe and his claim
Tor share ofpapenege will hardly be denied He has
tomeet With prompnsss any can for either the g and
tnetefn the heavy and
hia line OF huelness Any In want OF harneas work
wiz do WELT gise mn a can :, = s....s ,..1... Z
vsttabiuA May 1851.
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NEW STOCK
Boots &c Shoes,
w L arc now receiving our fall stock of
Goods mosty direct nom the manufacturer Custom
made warranted
CALF and KIP BOOTS,
All kinds ofswomen and Misses
GOAT, SERGE, GLOVE KID, PEBBLE
and GRAIN CATERS, POLISH n POLISH
LADIES MISSES SHOES, cHTLDRENs'
SHOES, In all Styles and Variety.
- a large stockof Boys Kip Boots.
We have niudo tour aim to buy the host Goods In
market, and we Think we never had better stock OF
honest staple goods
some things VIC VIII do a.
Some thinee NC wont do.
wewILG sellg goods Of tho same quality a. cheap for
CASH as can be bought this side of the IfUD,
but we WON'T soil hrst rate GRAIN or SPLIT and
call Il a Custom Made CALF SHOE, TO make the i'm
preston we are selling shoe hfy cents lower than oar
neighhors.
Our Custom made wOrI we warrant and stand by the
warrant,'
Wcssk those wanting goods In our line to cal and
examine our STOCK, and then be their own judges
to quality aud prices.
Ashtabuia. Sept. 20, 1852, iOl9
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tried Il, know that Il cqEed them; those who have
not know that Il cures their neighbors and ffiena
that it never fails through any fault or neglscteE
us composition. We have thousands upon fhous
sands OF OF their cures Of the
following complaints but such cures are known In
every ncIghborhood, and we need not publish them.
adapted TO all ages and conditions In all climates;
they may be taken with safety bS anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them eyer hesh and makes
90 harm can arise nom their S use 4 % any %qashiy
internal ylscssa to purify The SlccS and usts n 9
body, restoring their irregular action 70
NJ sass s rs Ss ssss.ss Tss sa'A
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
lhe box. fo5 the following complaints, which thess
for IysPeP.ia Or IaaisesslsH, xissIesss
sss = q and Lss; RI, es thy
For liver ComPlaias and is various syiaps
5aandiee or Grses sieisass., Siiisss
Collie knd BiIf0hs Revers, they should 30 ia
dicloas taken for each case to correct The dsssssd
action or remove the obstracfions whlch cause h
ad.o ror y Dyssnssry or Btarrhoea, but one rid
aIse r y generally required; .,ss',
Back and Ieias, they should be- ccntinoorsi1
ihe system. with such change fhose complains , 4
.,FFSSTSiRr.s.z and nsrepsseal swelling. tAey
should be taken In large and frequent d0ses 10 pro-
duce the effect OF drastic purge. t's'
For 1gpnreasAen large dose should be taken
as v Pf9ynces s tne ass,fed e1ect by sympathy N
mQte digestion and relieve the stomach
:, An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
Dovels INTO nealhy action, restores the appetite,
nnd mvlgorates the system. Hence ills ofen ad-i
oantaSeons where no serious derangement exists.
one Who feels t0lefobly well, often finds thai dose
oi tnefe Ptits makes him feel deeideiy better mona
eir eieansng and fenovating eject ON the dIaes-
OR. J. o. AVER i co.. Prsss,ss. cxsss..s., =
= L0wEkI. 1Ass., U.s. a.
HENDRY KINe, agents. Ashiabua. o. iyiois
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Ayers Oathartic Pills.
For all the purposes OF Lsxative
Medicine. =

Perhaps no one medi-
cine is so universally re.
quired BY everybody as
q cAthartie nor Has ever
any before 80 universal
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
alk classes, 90 this mid
but efsiciens pursatiSs
PStis The obvious rcas
son 10, that Il Is smore no.
liable and Ear more effeo.
tual remedy than asy
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LTv ERx.
-

HAVING Purchased the Livery Sta
bic of W. smith, has added to the already dne stock
o. oIs.ssnd oafrages l. prepared TO meet the wants
OF the rNfp public with elegant turnouts are
be onnd In any fret class stable whils his prices viii
be a., low atleasi, as any competitor.
ne aho runs the Fl.k TioHse pmplbus to tho Station
aud will respond all oFders In al the oice OF the
Fisk House or the stable opposite
J. A. suOECRAFT.
Ashtsbaia, July 1850. leaatf
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IIURD & HOUGHTON'S
list OF
Choice Books.

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TON, $50 Broome Street N. Y. will he sent by them
postage prepaid, receipt OF the advertised price.