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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

A Successor has been found to the Rev. Mr..
HAYDN, as pastor of the Congregational
church in Painesyille, in the person of the
Rev. Mr. DAILY, of WiliiamsporEPa. This is,
provided the gentleman accepts the proffered
position. Mr.. DAILY who has preached severa
times before the congregation, is one Of the
most original men ever heard in the town,
and was listened to with the most marked at
tention by old and young So says the Jour
S11l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

DR.. II. V. Pierce of Buffalo, N Y, sole pro-
prietor of DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy, has for
over three years offered, through nearly every
newspaper in the United States, standing
reward of $500 for a case OF Catarrh in the
head which he can no. cure. That he has
treated thousands of cases and had no claims
presented tor the reward from any one who
has made thorough use of his means OF cure
is strong and conclusive evidence that he
possesses sure means of curing this lyathsome
disease. The Catarrh remedy is sold by all
Druggists
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Cleveland wholesale Market.
MgDsgsDA, ", Il

WHEAT-MaIkct rul,t steady, At 81 81 for No. ],
winter 81. - ioF No. , do.
CoRN.-old is steady at SIC for No. mixed new 10
more inquiry and held at 81 for ears ~ for yellow
from store
OATs.-There are no old arriving and prices are
nominal 44c for No. State.
BurTER-Ma-ket IL quiet and steady: the demai
is moderate for choice. Prime at 20Gg2 common to
good do at S6yiGc
EGGS-There IL moderate demand and the market
il steady at 2saJ3Dc for fresh.
CHEEsE-The market is steady and quiet factory at
l4Gl4Lc. for small lOts selected.
POTATOES-The demand IL good and the market
firm at s1c ON track by lots TOG15c for small
lots from store.
GREEN APPLES.-- There IL q good demand 'o-
sound frn and the market is firm and steady at SIOO
$3.50 per barrel.
DRIED APPLES-There II better inquiry and the
market is firm at 7JGJskc for fruit.
ONIoNS-The request is good and the market is
firm at $9OO12, u per barrel
VlNEGAR-Pure cider vinegar In fair de tmand ard
hrm at 1S<G2Oc packages incluicd.
BEANS In moderate demand at saOOIla % for prime
hand picked.
SMOKED MEATs-City sugar-cured Hams lee dri, d
Beef l6c
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FAREwELL.-The Rev. Mr.. TowLE of the
Congregational church, being about to leave
Ashtabula, will give his farewell sermon on
Sunday evening next, the Pastor and people
OF the Presbyterian churchbeng present and
participating in the service
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

MAsQUERABE.-Mr. G. RETrBUna, from
Cleveland, will bring very rye variety of
Costumes to rent, for ladies and gentlemen, at
reasonable rates They will be open for Sc
lection at the Ashtabula House, Saturday
morning the 10th until the evening Of the
Masquerade Any special orders will be re-
ceived by me at any time. III. Ill. HALL
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r. MACREADY & COMPANY.
". e. Corner Columbia and HnInnt Ste.
Wholesale Agents. CINCINNATI, o.

NOTICE.-To whom it may concern.
~ We, a firm and a. individuals. have this day
placed in the hands of L. o. Fisher j. r. all accounts
Notes, &c due and parties hereby notified that
prompt settlement is xpeeted Your early attention
to this call will greatly ohlige
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The Nursery Tor February Is received. aud Is
truly a gem. for the little folks, with IL beau
tiful lIlustra,bons and carefully prepared mat
ter We know Of nothing prettler or better
suited TO tho wants Of the little ones, than this
magazine. Terms, ei 80 per year. j. L. sho-
rev. SO, Bromfield st.. Boston. Mass.
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We are in receipt of the January and Feb
ruary numbers of Woods Househoid Msgazine,
and find them, as usual, well filled with orig
inal articles from some of the best writer's in
the country. Among them are, Horace Gree
ley, Thos. X. Beechei, James Parton, Dr. W.
w. Hall, joel +. Headly, Virginia Townsend,
Elsie Mansfield and many Others. Gail Ham
ilton, long and fayorably known to the liters-
ry world, is TO contribute her services to the
Editorial Department Two Magazines have
been purchased and consolidated with Woods
entitled "Ogr AagGsiae," published by Mai
Gen. Fitzpatrick, at Newton, N. j., and the
EcIestic, published at Cincinnati, O., by DR.. J.
M. Scudder. The old price OF one dollar is
to be adhered to, with premiums TO subscr-
bers. Address s. 6. Wood, Newburg, N. Y.
Our Acknowledgements are due to s. s..
Wood u Co., publishers of Woods Househoed
AdgGsiae, for chrome cf Niagara Falls. The
picture represents the Tower and Horse Shoe
Fall with their surroundings, and calls to
mind this well-known and far-famed subject
We have also received one of W Wood's Pocket
Magnifers. These articles, together with ma
ny others Of value, are offered as premiums
to those who form clubs for their valuable
Magazine. For terms, send to s. s. Wood,
Newburg, New York. ~
The School RssfiVai for January, is received,
and is issued quarterly by Alfred L. Sewell &
Co.. Chicago, ILL.,, for fifty cents year Each
number contains fresh and sparkling matter
for school exhibitions aud public days; teach
ers and pupils would be unwilling to be with
out It, did they understand the valuable aid of
such work.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The connection of WEST
ERN d Co. with the publication OF the Manu-.
Jactursr d Builder ceases January 1st, 1874
The magazine will hereafter be published at
the same address by It's proprietors, The En-
gi''eerS Snd Aangfactarsrs Publishing Co. All
communications relating to the business of
the concern should be addressed, and all re-
miitances made, to AUSTIN BLACK, secre,
taFy and treasurer, 81 Park Row, New York,
T. O. Box, 1879.
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Rail Road Matters.

The weather has not been fayorabbs for track
laying since our last. and the expectation 10
reach Jefferson village last week has not been
realized. AT the time Of this writing-Tlurs.
day-thcre remains some bait or three quar-
tiers OF mile 10 overcome before gaining that
point. An accident happened on Tuesday in
raising the iimberS Of Banchard's Bridge
some two miles this sle Of the centre nf
Andover. One Of The sils slipped and eight
bcnts that had been raised, fell over Fortu-
nately no one was seriously hurt This occur
renee will cause perhaps something like n
diy's delay, but the boss workman thinks the
structure will be ready for the track in the
course of the present week.
tahtabula, youngstown aud Pittsburgh
Railroad.
IL is not perhaps generally known that
tins important enterprise is making sure
and steady progress toward completion,
which we regard as another great feeder
aud outlet As between this city and the
lakes. The grading between Youngs.
town and Ashtabnla, is now well advau-
ced toward completion, and in few days
the track-layers will push fjrward the
laying Of the iron. Thus in short time
we expect TO be in direct connection
with the city of Ashiabpla, aud one Of
the finest harbors on Lake Erie, Uid the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago,
Beaver Valley and Lawrence Roads, at
a less distanc" than by any of tn" present
lines. The comparative distances stand
thus
From Pittsburgh to Eric ic............ .149 miles.
From Pittsburgh to Cleveland. go. $50 mil, ;.
From Pittsburgh TO Ashtabula 125 miles
When we take into consideration the
growing trade between Western Penn.
sylYanla and :he great cham of lakes.
aud the Importance Of increasing facil-
ties for moving the ores, coal aud our
manufactures, we feel IKE congratulat.
ing our cltizrns and those having control
of the work, that the growing wants of
our city aud State are bciug provided
for with these new avenues aud the de-
creased distances. Mr.. William Nc.
Creery, President OF the Lawrence Rail
road, who IS also President of the cor
poration, has shown his usual energy in
advancing the enterprise.
Ifhsb0yh Commercial
The WARREN AND SHARON r. Ron
Tuesday and Wednesday last a committee
representing the citizens of Warren, consist
ing OF Judge Fuller and Squire Palm, visited
this place in the interest of the Warren and
Sharon Railroad. The gentlemen talked Of
the advantage OF the measure to our citizens,
and they only asked a subscription of $2j, GOO
from this community, 10 secure the compile
tion of this line through. This sum is small
when weighed in the balance with the advan-
tage which ii will secure to our citizens We
hepe an effort will be made by our leading
capitalists to raise the amount, and predict
that success will crown the effort.
iSi1ron TInes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

ORyILLR A. ROCKWELL, of Kingsvlle, has
received the appointment of Notary Public,
and having qualified for the Office, has entered
upon its duties. The sickness of the Esquire
WRIeHT-who, by the way, is mendiug-ren-
dered it necessary for some one TO fill the posi-
Sat,
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MARRIED.

In Ashbtabula. January 2Sth by Rev. q, W. Clarke
ID. d.. Mr.. A. l.. JOHNSON 10 Mis- FLORA A. MEREI-
MAN, both OF Ashtabuls.
In Sheffield, Janulry 18th, by $. r. Parker j. p Mr.
Albert WEST to Mics AMY HiSts. both OF sheffield
Ia Pierpont january 2irt. BY A. Leonard. Esn. Mr.
L. Is. WOODwORTH of LenUK 10 Mas LoTrIE FuLLLT of
Pierpont.
la Mo. gan. Jaruary 1st. h. Rev Lltimer, Mr. HARRY
ROWLAND Of New Lyme, To Mrs. I,LBLCuA BisuoP, OF
Morgan
In Pierpont. Jan. 2ad. by VI. A. Ltonrad Esq. Mr. r.
H. nUkLBUHT Uf PierpOut 10 Miss JOSEPHINE ~ TRAyis
Uf New York city.
In JSiTerson, Jan. sOth. by w. H. Ruggles ESQ., Mr.
Ro2ZRT MCLLETT - Miss JENNIE SIAAONs, both Uf
Wayne.
In Hartsgrove. at the Hotel. Jat 2Sth, by r. Marsh
Esq Mr. H. IL. BLAN,nARD OF Hlrpersfeu, to Miss
NkrTIE CHAPMAN of Trumbull
In IIartsgrOve, Jan. 23d, by X. Rarrh Esq. Mr
CHRIsTOPnER CORLETT. 10 Mrs MARY E. DUTTO, :,
both of Trumbull.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR, DUP0NCOsS
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR
FEMALES.
iaJalios n correcting Irregularities Ren,optsg o.
sfflcsSons Of the MoRaiy Periods.

iaJalioS IN correcting Irregularities RenaoptB1 o.
stffics1ons Of The MoRaiy Periods.
They never fail, and may be depended npon IN every
case where the monthly flow has Through
cold or disease DUFONC0S GOLDEN PILLS ALWAYS
give immediate relief being especially prepared for
married ladies' lady writes: DuponcoEs Golden
Pills relieved me In day. without like
m igc." The Genvine are now put up in Largs (Eie)
each box you will hnd my :" Private Y. s. Revenue
Stamp" l'non tho stamp see the wnrds OUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS, ia H'sts Letters, wItAOut AGt none
AsNenbtf he "a Genuine" Is Ia he White boxes.
Full ana explicit directions accompany each box.
Price $1OO per box, six boxes $500 Sold by OF Drug
gst In every town. village city and hamlet throughout
gist, Sole Agent
LADIES J-By sending him a 90 through the Ashts-
hua Restoloe can have the Pills sent ,colhdenlsy)
AZ mail to- any part ef abe county Eyee of ESstSge
1n, ht inr nc 20 'hts, IS. D. HOWE
Sole Proprietor, New TME,
sold also. by Fosterd Watkins. GeneyE j. q Palmer
Conneaut; ant strong a Armstrong, Cleveland. = ~
Sold also y Foster a Wa kins. Geneva j. G. Pal
mer, Conneaut; and ttrong Armstrong, Cleveland.
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HOWARD SANITARY AID AssocIATIuN,

TOR the Relief and Cure of the Errina
- aud Unfortunate, on Principles Of Chrl,,lap Hhi
ESSAYS on the Errors az IeNta, spd the
Eoiiies OF YSssss. 70 ~ ~ saaiSd. and Social
ssSIed spYelopsG Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Rcz r failSdslPhis, Pa, iyiOsi
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The donation of the Rev Mr. MILLER,
of the M. E. Church at Keloggsville, on Tues
day evening last, at the house of AUNT SALLY
WHITMoRE, raised about $lOO, gross.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

PRoF. HAMLIN's Juvenile Concert on Fri
successful and satisfactory in its object-that
of securing the wherewithall for paying for
the instrument used in the school room.
The receipts, amounted in the gross 10 some
thing over $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

The Teeth aa Advertising MedIum.=-Eye
time a lady who fragrant SozopoRT opens her
mouth she advertises the article The state of her
teeth ID certificate Of it's excellence Ne spot
their saFce iperity clings 90 themS the cushions
IN which they are rosy and the breath that swells
throegh them Il sweet the breeze Of June.
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not copy from tle SenGnek Yet ~ that paper
is well conducted, we like 10 read lis Lcws
and trust Its Editor will recall his mistaken
statement EY
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Never has there been time when money
has been scarcer-times harder, or more giils
wanting husbands than there Is at present.
We understand that our town has over 200
young ladies, all looking out for offers. We
don't SUPPOSE that more than half dozen will
secure hashan ts this &lnleE. .t.s
N E4sses fPaA Frss Brss'
Too bad thai so much lovslincss is going to
seed at Easton. t
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NEW ARRANGEMENT!
Ashtabula Marble Works.

l. HE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens oAstobes County that having
the interest of j. L. Reeves and Co., m the Marble Bust
ness and having eplenished with large stock OF both
Monuments Head stones, Toinbs, Vaults Curbing and
all Cemetery Work also, Gaps and Sils, Water Table,
Chimney Tops, SeY and all hpds OF Building STONES
hgures as any other establishment in the Stare. We
shall keep the best of material and with good work
work for styfe and finish. Please give call and
Tor yourselves. Shop Centre Street, door
of ], p RobertsOp's Shoe store ii. UDY. JR
take pleasure In Recommending Mr.. Udy 10 the peo-
Pile of Ashtabua and especially those wanting Cemetery
work. Mongnents sc and having eagaged my services
would be peaFe all my old Customers who are in
want OF work k,-and many new ones at the old staBd
RespeclialH. eeon
Sept. TO- 1868 a2sn T. L. REEVES.
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RcdI EstGte For Sale.

A FARM of 100 acres of excellent
IA Land situated Plymouth Ridge. 81 miles
nrrband in Senrinr Good bniIGnr and Xery driIabIe
property Fer sale cheap
Alsoa fine Farm of 55 miles East from Ashta-
bula Village North Ridge Road, 10 acres wood and'
gacres vineyard and of Orcharding, houses and 2
barns, all in good repair. Very cheap.
Also, wood lot of s5 acres the r. r. in Plym-
onth. 10 acres cut over; balaLcc heavily Wooded
Terms easy.
small farm Of % acres Ali tillable land with good
buildings and abundance of fruli of ali kinds situated
on South Ridge, 2h miles west from Ashtabula
Village.
A Machine Shop on Main Street Ashtabula; engine,
boiler and good assortment Of tools
IA magnificent estate the North Ridge about 4
miles West from Ashtabula Village. Is acres OF the
the best land. large aud convenient House. nearly
new. fine barn and out buildings also All kinds
of fruit. shrubbery and everything desirable for
try residence This estate Il offered at great sacrifice
of the falling health and the broken up cond-
tion of the owners family.
A Lot of 23yG acres one hfth of which is woodland,
about one half mile from Ashtabula Village the
Gull.
Two Fine Residences aud Lots of 4 acre each on
Chestnut ST.. and also two camp St. Barns, Fruit,
good Water and everything convenient to each.
Also very desirable property on North Ridge Road
the old Fair Grounds. consisting OF house nearly
new Barn, acre OF excellent land well stocked with
fruit
A desirable residence Centre St.
Also, House and Lot on Park ST., directly in the
centre of the Village.
Beautiful Country Scat and 10 of excellent gar
den land with Orchard al Vineyard and many varie-
ties of small fruits Ab0dt ~ miles West from Asbta
bula Village on the North Ridge Road
splendid Garden of nearly three under high
cultivation and full Of the choicest fruts. together with
House, Barn and other apperinenees, be sold very
cheap Situated little s. W. of the Borough limits
the Round Head Road, known rs the Bliss property.
Pleasant Residence and Lot or corner of Vine and
Prospect Streets Fine Garden and abundance Of Fruit
An excellent Stock Farm on the old Turnpike, 81
miles from Ashtabnla containing 5 OF fine land
for grazing and tilage: excellent Wood lot Buildings
ample and good
Also, the Thomas Booth farm on the Lake Shore.
100 acres.
A v0lsablv farm on North Ridge Road, IN miles East
OF Ashtabula Village 100 acres good buildings and
yeniently arraDged also house and acre of land in
East Village.
Also. another farm In Sheffield. 156 acres 70 acres
wood land. Known $ the l.. w. Baker fam.
Small Farms Pasture lands cheap ia Ptymoath, and
near Ashtabula Village.
Many other farms in diFeNat localities, and sizes
suit purchasers.
A cheap and yery desirable property near the West
Park in Ashtabufa Village; also, House and Lot
on Prospect Street above Park The Tarner Lots
Centre Street Besides. Houses and Lots in all paris
OF the Village Western Lands and city Lots in Duluth
Inquire of
C. z. BRUCE
Real Estate and IHs. Agt,
Ashtabua, o., DEC. Slst, 1871. HOS.
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spaIdIng's clue win mend your ways, Ac.

SUoH q filthy and profuse nasal discharged Where
does 1t all from The little glands In the tissue
lining the chambers of the liberated am dis
eased, drawing the system its Corruption Ia "a
outlet It's Impurities. Stop this discbree nv MS
ing the many advertised strong liquids snufs and in
halants and yon make outlet In the lungs or else
where. The disease Is translated To another locaity
more fatal The rational way to Cure Is TO correct the
system by using Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
eased glands by specific Influence upon tbes ara 10
assist use Dr. saPes Ca.arrh Remedy with Dr. Pierce
BACK osyes ,Hs ws waE eSs 70 reach The upper and
danger from this treatment and Is che only sure cure
hs Donche and two medicines sold at BY Druggists
tOr tz 81 -
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spAldlngNs LIQUID Glae, always ready 70 use,
On Marriawe,

Harry KELKF Fes Hedsa AEk hon the effects of
krrors and ahasee Ia early life. Manhood restored
Nervous debility cured Impedinents Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and reme, (.
able remedies Books and Circulars sent ee n sealed
Add.sss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. = sout
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TAKE simmons Liver Regulators 1t viii remove all
unpleasant feelings and make you well. Prepared only
by j. H. ZEILIN Co., Macon, Ga.
"A StaDle hnsIitutlon.-Justa al the period when
mens OF the day unstable remedies, the MUSTANG
LlsINEST made its entree In Missouri, without any
iayorte embrOcatiOn for the external dstempers and
injuries of horses and cattle In all the WeGiern and
southern states From that time this IL has never
had rival In the estimation OF accomplished horsemen
nor Is Its household reputation cure for rheumatism
mumps sore throat earache tOOhache bruises wounds
and sprains whit behi is celebrity a horse Ln-
ment The Mothers of America know its valve and
apply II promptly TO the external injuries Of the rsng
generation" and in TACT there is not city township
In the United States where the MUSTANG LINIMENT ia
not regarded by both and every class blessing
TO the community.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

The Grand Duke is punster as well
as sailor. Here is one he got off in
Philadelphia, according to the Post of
that city: "Why was it natural for me
to suppose while at the Academy this
evening, that was in French town 2"
"Give it up" because | saw SO much
of Bresl."
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THE
New York Tribune--I872.

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time or, II preferred, copy of RocollectiOns of a
Busy Life, by Mr.. Greeley.
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EDW ARD G. PIERCE'S.
LADIES' TCRS:.

LADIES' TCRS:
Mink Sets at s24 and f2s aad Mink Sc: for ssS worth
$50.
Fitch Martin Set cheap
Imitation Mink for Ss.sc
Siberian Squirrel.
Chldren's Furs very eneap.
FINE ASSORTMENT OF FUR CLOVIS.
Kid Glnves with Fso rFStlet4
Cloth Gloves with Kid Fronts
Ladies' and Gents Leather Bags in fact ans assort
mcnt Of usefel sresepts for Christmas.
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The Fragrant Breath of beauty attests the
matchless purifying properties OF SOz0DoRV. Every
lady who has ever used It, proclaims IL perfect anti
doIe to dental decay Pure teeth essential pure
BREATH both enjoyed by all who TO this
agreeable, wholesome and Invaluable vegetable com,
pound.
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CIOthillG.

Blue Beaver Suits. Tricot Beaver Suits,
Harris Cass Suits. Scotch Suits.
English Milton Suits. Silk Mixed Suits.
Black Doe Skin Suits Sanett Suits.
Blue BLACK Dres: Salts large line of Derby Sacks.
also full line OF
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EDWARD G. PIERCE,

HAS inst received his FALL SToCK OF
Clothing, Hats Caps, and Gentlemens Furnishing.
Goods and is prepared 20 show of the largest and
most complete stock Of goods brought this
Set which he proposes 10 sell for CASH, aud at cssh
prices.
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Great sale of Flannels- over 500 yards of
Flannel worth 40 cents now selling at 20 cents
at .tSH. H.. MoRnIsoN's.
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DIED.

DIED.
Announcements free: Con nenlatOry Notices. half rate
In Denmark. January lfsh. LENA NJ. daughter Of c.
\. and II. ID. Cleveland, aged years
In SaybroOk. Jan. 17th NICHOLAS H. DAw aged 81 yrs