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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-10

ranted to Coughs, Colds WhooPingCOugh, Bronchitis
Group, Asthma and Consumption!
u Sold by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the country also by the Manufacturers, No Wilson
Lane, Boston, Mass. 2m-l1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-10
DEATHS.

In Newfpnc, March asih, widow ELEANOR EAGER, SO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-10
CASH ONLY

We invite all purchasers Of DRY GOODS to our Extensive
Stock and Prces,-among which may be found some
the best Bargains offered in wndham County.
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Persons calling for any Of the above letters will please
SAMUEL DUTTON, p. NJ.
April, 1853 Is
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
Jurors for Adj. Court. Aug. 80.

Lsri,Jurg-Mi Fichlhorn, in II Goodman, J
Srhreyer, II Drei>bach, ia II Brown, Hun
Pardu, l. Slerncr. p Nrvins, \ Beaver
NBlinjuyg--Wm Bogar, Hen Bogenrcf, Lu
.AE>pacht Der Bell. Jos BooP. sam Sitter
.>ione--.Iohn Mcnsch, Elias Lambert
BuGIiJe lanes irwin, Dav NCneida, Dan VI
Renucr. Frs Wilson
Eqst Bugao-Naihan S!car, Cyrus Brown, in
Slroheckrr
Uaiun-Aaron Van BuSltirk
KSHy-Thos Wilson, John King
Ehte Dfc--J Lesser Jr. Jos Mover. UrbanuS
Ranck, Aaron Smiih, Eilah Osborne
Hrihy-Wm Fisher, DAM Long
Letci,-Benj Mcnsch, Robert Foster
Ne,c BerEn-Chrn Winter
West Bugai,-JaS Cornelius Daniel PouriuS,
VIM SPOTS
GRAND JERORS-S-lt Tam.
Ne,, BsrIia-Saml Baum. Saml Mcrrz
HwiEy-Gco Broucher, Saml Corl, VIM Ad
ans, Elias Kalherman
ByFlioe-Davii Herb,r. VIM Baker, George
Grlhaft, Geo Scar, Danl RcEslcr Jr, Thys
Cornelius
West Bufil'-Amon II Lu,z, Hy II Siplcy,
Zachs Brcyman
Lc,ri,5ucg-N m r Risht.nyer
UqiOD-levi Rookie
EEi buBai'c-JacoU Gundy, W IN Brown
KeAy-J.hu Noil
.Igch,2n-David O'dt
-HHHjurG-W Young
Lucis-Jacob Spiselmoycr, Iohn Ruhl
TRAVERSE JLROH&.
J.li4P-JIcob IIummcl Ir
Lini.,f4ne-Ra ahCrt b Barber, Joseph Sanders,
lac Lojvy, SAM Pc!man, Fred B,!enler
iNite D-r-I>aac Staidcn, Joseph Caldwell,
In T Rchart, John Moore, aaml Marshall,
VIM l. Ritter
BaFabc-Geo Hursh, Michl Dunhlc, Harris
St"linan, Jacob Dcrr
Lewi>jarg- II Gearhar,, John Walls, Iona
Ncsbir Vim Frck, John Miller, Ths Hayes,
WIN ! Schrcycr, l. Beck, Saml Gcd|cS
KeHy--Iac Kciser. Levi pawling, Ia Bcnaagc
Leiris--Hcnry Hoffman. Wm Huntington
NN0iarg-Jacob Dcckdrd, Benz Haas, John
Rebcr
East Buf,loc--Wm / Harris, Jno Frederick,
Peter Gcrz, SamI Noll
NcIC BerhH--Edwari Wilson, John d BOgar,
John n Bcnfer
Fe,t BuGai,f---Andrew Forster, VIM Watson,
David Shalrr, George klcckner
Harily-Daniel II Bngaman, John Church.
Henry Ruhl ISiah Corl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
To the Heirs of Peter Kaufman

UNION COUNTY, sS:
l The Commonwealth of PcnnSylva-
L. 5. MIA to Daniel kaufman, who lives
~ in Eaton county. Michigan; Henry,
who lives in Whcatly county, India John, who
in summit Co., Ohio; Jacob, who lives in
Mercer county, Ponna; Peter, who lives IN
Stark county. Ohio; William, who lives in
Union county, Penn'a Esther, who was mar
ried 10 Daniel Meyer, and is new widow,
and lives in Stark county, Ohio; and Caiha-
rinc and the issue of the following named
children. who are dead, TO wit: Hannah, who
was married 10 George Slcar. and died near
thirty years ago, leaving the following child
rem namely; Daniel, Peter, Margaret who was
married 10 Ephraim Long, and is now Wild
ow. and Hctty, who is married to Samuel
Shvely; these all reside in Union county.
Pcnn'a, except lIelty, who lives in Stephen
son county, Illinois, and Sarah, who was mar
rici to John Yohn and died some two years
ago, leaving her husband surviving, and lea
wing the following named children, to wit:
Peter, who lives in Stephenson county, Hi
noiS; Solomon, who lives in Chester county,
Penn a John, who died soon after the aforc-
said intcstaie, leaving two children, Peter
and Julian, who reside in Stephenson county,
/ Illinois; Margaret, married TO Henry Faust
and lives in Logan county, Ohio; Susan, who
was married TO Jacob Faust, and lives in Stark
county, Ohio; Elizabeth, who is married 10
/ William Beachler and lives in Union county,
PeIn'a; Sarah, who is married to Alexander
BeH!er, and lives not far from Tiilin. Ohio !;
/ Hannah, who is married to George Beachlcr,
/ and lives in Union county Pcnn'a Margaim,
/ who IS married to Ira Kinman, and lives in
/ Stephenson county, Illinois; and Esther, who
/ is married to Robert Taylor, and lives in I'm
/ ion county, Penn'a, heirs and legal rcpreSen-
I ia'ivcS of Peter Kaufman, late Of Hartley
/ (now LewIS) Township, in the county atore-
, said, deceased, GREETING:
| Whereas, by an inquest for that purpose
| nuly awarded by the Orphans Court of the
I county aforesaid, the real estate Of the said
/ Peter Kaufman, decd, was appraised al and
! forlhc sum of twenty-one dollars and seventy
| five cents per acre, amounting together 10 the
! sum of twenty-SlX hundred and ninery-Seven
dollars [S2G9O. And whereas none of the
heirs of the said deceased appeared in Court,
on the return Of the said inquSition, to take
the premises therein mentioned al the ap-
/ praiSement, you and every of you are there
/ fore hereby cited 10 he and appear at the next
general Orphans Court to be held at Lewis
( burg, for the county of Union, on the 18th day
| Of September next, TO accept or refuse to take
! the said premises at the said appraised price;
and in case of refusal or neglcc, to take same.
/ as aforesaid, then to show cause why the
! same should not be sold. BY rnr CovRT.
! Witness my hand, and the seal Of said
/ Court, at LcwShura, the slh dav ct June. \.
| u. ls'S. lfj"v6l SAM'L EuUSI. CIR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16

MCSsrS. ElilorS-Alow me TO announce to
the citizens Of Union county through your
paper, ARCHIBALD THOMAS of Union
township for HHERIfF-subjcct to the action
of the Union County Convention Of the 30th
of August next. As MrThomaS is well known
throughout the county, he needs no further
IntroducuOn 10 The voters. East BufrALoE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
Still Another Opportunity
M'Carty. thc siie:spE;c.urc Man.

hIt Ib-liN
NE take this method of informing the
w citizens OF Lcwisburg and surrounding
country. that we are again with them for a
short time, and now offer them a better article
and al lower prices than ever heretofore. We
have taken the old stand above Christ 4
Caldwcll's Drug Store, and having much bet
ter light than We had in our old rooms, ana
more convenient rooms III every respect, we
shall be better able to accommodate. Persons
having pictures Of deceased friends or relatives which
they would Ike to have copied transferred 10 rarpron
much larger scale. have it done on Short ~ tir.
AMI the copies WILL he warranted to be- equally , GOOD
and sometimes better than those which they are taken
from. Persons wanting Photographs can have them for
prices ranging from - to so. Pictures of persons con
fined 10 their through sickness, and Of d,cca
persons taken at the shortest notice, their
ic urcs Of youn- children taken in one sccou il.
light. Outdoor Views Of buildings, dc. taken IN ,IIr
AMlrotyre pictures taken dark and rainy .il
than hagurrrroty!es the c,caIr5t and Iii lt.t
Pictures tIom So ,s. so. to suit the rurcl.r ~
extend cordial invitation To all 10 call rI ., ,
examine our specimens, whether They want pictures or
not Rem, lcr tie lace. rooms over Cllt. yllWII-.
Mammoth Drug store. Mcstudy TO please.
NlCAETY, Artist
n. D.-Instrurons given in the art and IN rarsf,,s
furnished al the lowest Prices Persons vislir D lrr
tn business can now have opportunity not o. N ma
with. iLrui,iur.s. OCT. =. ISL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
What one great Mind can accomplish !

What one great Mind can accomplish
The great oucs' of the earth have beer
Justly designated As such for having achieve,
ends and objects unauained by their fcl.o"
men. Ii we trace the rise and progress Of
them. We shall see, that not only has then
success been owing 10 new idea or original
suggestion, but III 4 far greater measure ID
the systematic mode of carrying out The pr"J-
Gets, aud bringing them 10 4 Succc> .ul issue
IN no instance has this fact been more truly
exempIilicI than in the career and HShtHi"s-
sp,sd progress to fame Of THouAS HOLLOWAY,
an! the proportona,c universal dlSSemna-
ton ui has PILLS and OINrMu>r as specific
for nearly every disease OF the human frame.
We have been fortunate enough Ia learn
from his own lips The hofRN "geratH Of this
wunder-workiug system, which evInccS It's
superiority not only in having reached the
acme Of perfection, but In keeping ailual this
igh,y organization, "halp OF thousand
strings 10 keen IN tune!
Let the reader conceive to himself the pos
>l5.liy Of creating and continuing IN working
order business from whose locu, two aril-
Giles, with the simple cugnomcm of HoLL0wAi's )
Pills and H0LLowAY ) OIsTMENT, are kept
perpetually in the hand and within the reach
Of one in every hundred community, and
that community contained in no less limits
inan the circle of the eufhs jroad surt1ce
Now this is not only accomplished, but done
with ease and harmony withaI: these almost
ubiquitous remedies, cullei originally (aS We
are aSsurcd) from the vegetable productions
of that soil which gave us birth, are morco-
al a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16

NOR election 10 the Office Of SHERIFF
next Fall in Union county, we would
propose Ex-Shcr.f JOHN KESSLER. Hav-
ing been tried, we know him 10 be compass
sionate and yet faithful in the discharge Of
his duties. ANTl-LECOMPTON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
vIyHE Friends of JACOB HUMMEL. Esq.

/ would respectfully propose his name
for reelection to the office of County Commis-
Sioner. He is well acquainted with the duties
of the Office, having served one term in the
old county and one IN the new, and is vigilant
and economical in the expenditures required.
MANY
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
Freedom. national: SlvcTy, sectional
Peoples State Convention.
lIAMEIsErEG. .INlY J

lIAEEIsuvEG, July =.
The State Convention Of the Free
mcn of Pennsylvania opposed 10 the
principles aud measures Of .hc Ma
1ioual Administration. met in the
Hall ot ihc liOg>c, Yesterday.
EX-Gov. RrEDER WAS President OF
the Convention.
On the l0th yotc,JOIiN ". READ
Of Philadelphia was nominated as Il
JUDGE Of the supreme Court.
WM. L. FRAZER of Fayc;tc. was
nominated for Canal Commissioner.
The attendance was large. and The
proceedings were marked by good
feeling.
The Convention closed it. labors
at midnight, after eloquent speeches
by MoHToN MMICHAEL, j. r. FLAXI-
GAN and others.
SgAboyc is all We have from the
Convcntion. 1t looks well. There
seems to be "a union Of hearts and Of
hands" Il the Platform matches the
Candidates, all is right at last.
Mr.. READ has long been REGARDED
as one Of the purest AMI greatest men
Is well as most eminent lawyers in
Philadelphia. We have before Us a
copy Of Nr. Reads views Of Slavery
Is expressed il I5J6, which prove
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16

WE recommend Mr.. ENOS STAHL. of
Bufaloc township. for the office of SHERIFF
Of Union county, as an Independent candid
ate, at the coming October election. He is
good man, and has MANY FRIENDS.
July 8, ISIS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16

- Please announce JACOB DECKARD,
of MIiilinburg, for SiicIii;-subject 10 the
action Of the Union County Convention Of the
Both Of August, 1853. Mr. DEcKARD is an old
liner on the right side and needs no introduce
lion TO the voters of this county.
WEST BUFFALOE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16

INO the Voters Of Union County, the under
i signed offers himself as candidate for
the Office of CDuHfy Commissioner, subject to
the decision of the 30ih August Nominating
Convention. II elected, he will discharge the
duties Of the Office iaI'hlully and to the best o.
his abilities. GEORGE SCHOCH.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
Wheel About.

We learn that Gen. SETH CLOVER, In
dian Agent in Kansas, is opposed to the
Lccomptor swiudle. The few brief days
in the territory of Kansas has induced
him to change his views on this subject.
He was rapid Buchanan Lccompton man,
but like the many democrats who have
gone before him TO the tcrritory,the scenes
of outrage which he daily witnesses aud
the tales Of suffering which greet his cars,
have wrought change which the strongest
arguments at home failed 10 produce.
There is no doubt he wishes himself safely
home again in Clarion, where he would
live in peace. We believe if the leaders
Of the locotoco party were sent to Kansas
for three months, they would all come
home changed men and vote the Rcpubli-
cen ticket C2ari0a DWHcr.
RETAINING LLTTERs-Thc rights and
wrongs pertaining to letter correspondence
have Of late received good deal Of dis,
cussion from the Press. Mayor Tiemanu' 5
weIl-meaut cndeavor to break up swind-
ling aud prohibited trades by the seizure
of correspondence in the Post Office, ap-
pears to have awakened the public to an
inquiry into the whole SUBJECT; all the
question whether the power exercised By
the Mayor !, l lawful one admits If more
than oa- ,ri4ioa.-I ! Tia,s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
Delaware Division, Sold,

The Suubury and Erie Railroad has re-
sold the Delaware division TO a company
Of ten or twelve of our leading capitalists,
namely, J. V. Williamson, \. 5. & G.
Roberts, y. G. Fell, L. W Clarke & Co.,
Nm. Lon.strcth, the McSsrs. Borlc, CLas.
Henry Fisher, Judge Hepburn, Ephraim
Marsh, Of New jersey, and some others
lEc.ulcd in the list, We arc told, there are
five Presidents Of Bank, Railroads and
Canal. The persons named are Of uu-
doubted mcaus, and wholly uucxc ,,iona
BE as purchasers on the score Of ability
ard rrobiiy Of character To be paid as
follows:
Mortgage bonds at 6 per cent. Sl,20OOO0
Preferred per cent. stock 100000
10 monthly payments Of $40, ,0O0
secured by collateral, 900 eco
Cash Oh execution ot the papers 1900
SI,715,OoO
This bargain, Oh Saturday afternoon,
was approved by the Governor, and is, Of
course, complete, The cash payment Of
$4,000 was made, and til PURCHASERS or
gained into company, uulcr the tile Of
the Delaware Division Of Pounsy lvauia
Canal Company, and elected Jay Cook,
Esq, Prcsil-4t. Tie capital ct tic Lc-
high Navigation Company being large, a4d
more in favor than that Of almost any
other in and about tLis city, tie dislpp.int-
mcnt WAS widely extended and kconiy tclt
We do nc; know, however, if the LcAigh
Navigation Company should feel that ihcy
have lost a desirable bargain, that they
have any but themselves to blemc. We
are assured that tie Suululy & E.io Rail
road Company desired them to become the
purchasers, aul solicited them to make an
clcr BY given day, as other parties were
negotiating with them and wished to con-
clule contract The Lchigh Eav CATION
Company declining the otT.r made them,
and disposition Of the Division being
necessary Oh tAe part Vi lHc SUADUiJ /"
Erie Company, a sale has been made as
above stated. Siucc the fact became known
parties on behalf of the Lchigh Navigation
Company, We are Informed, have oiIcgcd
two millions of dollars-an excess OF
S225 600 Of the price to be paid by the
association Of gentlemen named.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16

MICHAEL NEYHART, of LewiSbuIg, is
wi proposed for the office Of County Com
missioner of Union county. subject 10 the ac-
non Of the August County Convention.
May ~, 1888. \ FgrrNn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
CO-PARTNERSIlIP.

NR. s. L. BECK hereby informs The
- citizens Of Lewisburs and vicinity that
he has resumed the practice Of Medicine ~c.
and has associated Dr.J.sS.E az lrOafs with
him. Dir. Il. is a graduate of the University
Of Pennsylvania, and has been practising for
the last four years. They are now prepared
to attend to all business in The line "i their
profession. Dr. Rhoads' Office is IN Mar
kct street, opposite Schrcycrs' store.
Lewisburg. Juno u, lslS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
JEWJSBJRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FAR}IERJLY 6 1858

LEAvENwonrH, June Sth,via st. Louis,
June l2.-Judge Cato has resi- md his
position as District Judge.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16
EE.yEE. PALMER

! ECIIIIEtI and BUILDER.
= IEUT>BJLG. ?
Oiire I'm ',a University Building o.,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-16

4 DESIRABLE Building lot. 23 feet
N feet uon, by Ial' 'srP. Enquire ei
Beaver, kr.urr & M'tIrrc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23

"CAUcHr ON rHE Jtny."--The following
y too good to be lost. and may I've beneR-
cial TO some gentleman who has IN unsus.
Uecting wife. a ccstalR man, who lived
ebous tm uriles from D., was In the
habit Of going 10 town about once month,
ond getting en- n !" Spree" aud would not
return until he hadtim to cool or" which
took generally two or three days. Ills wife
was ignorantof Che cause of his staying
out SO long, and suffered greatly from anx--
icty about bis welfare When he would
RETURN OF course his conhding wife would
inquire what had been the matter With hin,
and thc invariably reply was, that he was
caught on the jury, AVID couldn't get off,"
Having gathered bis corn, and placed it
10 large heap, he, according to custom,
determined 10 call in his neighbors. and
have real. corn-shuckug frolic So he
gave Ned a faithful servant, a jug, and
an order to go TO town and get a gallon of
whiskey-a very necessary article on such
occasions. Ned mouHted mule and was
soon in town. and equipped with the whs-
keys Femounied to set ont for home, all
buoyant With OF "fun" at shuckng."-
When he had proceeded few hundrcd
yards from town, he eOuulsded TO try the
stsH, and, not satisfied with once, be
Kept trying until the world turned round
so fast that he turned of the mule aud
there be went to sleep aud the mule 10
grazing. II was now nearly night and
when Ned awoke il was Sc jast before the
break o day. a1d so dark that he was
unable TO make any start toward home un-
I'll light As soon as bis bewilderment had
subsided so that be could get the points"
nc started home with an empty jug-tle
whiskey having run out--aud afoot; for
the mule had gone on home. or course he
was contemplating the application of a.
two year old hickory or piece Of twis.
ted cowhide, as he went on at the rate Of
two-forty. Ned reached home about b,eak.
fast time and fetched mp 4" at the back
door with decidedly guilty counteuance
What have you been at, you black ras-
sal?" said his master.
Ned, knowing his masters excuse to his
vile, when he got on spree, determined, 10
tell the truth If he died for it, and said:
Well, massay to tell The truth, gpas
caagM on The Jury, and eoHidn1 get ofry"s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23

The Lewiston Journal gives an account
of sad accident-on Thursday last, to a
young man, son of Hon. Theodore Wells
JF., Senator elect from the first district
Young Wells with other stadents was
swinging on the Seminary grounds, and by
some carelessness was thrown a distance of
twenty-seven feet TO the ground. He
struck on his face and stomach, and was
picked up senseless. Up TO Thursday fore
noon his consciousness was not restored
His recovery is very doubtful.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23
DIR ROBACK'S I s,4 >,sc
Blood Purifier, and Blood Pills.
DsEAsE vANoU:sHED
Bv Dr. Robuclps Scandinavian Remedies.

A FTER YEARS Of Study aud Exper-
IA ineut m notact, the Euhnynt swcesh Physlciau,
srees cf nosnisin Is q his nayr land Which acts dsrt
y up e diseas In the blood aud by restoring the
corrupted fountain Of @ 10 condition of health aud purity
exl disease from The SYSTEM wherever II he located r
whatever may he It's elancter indigestion, netyous com,
early stages sore thrat bronchitis FEVER and ale ashua
low sp sexual inespaity, feminine westne prickng Of
tno nS sa snce Ss Ss % s sSd dTSSgt Sss dSg sd
other dorrs o heVrgNs of respiration The Rvcr and Md
rip curSi Sy ths piSpsfaan ltistcJhe SSsieSs. sTb
or eeds Of disease what slt. Is to sd; Il ncgtie
them with absolute certainty, white NJ the Wnc n rcru
d es the secroons removes ohtucdous from the towels
creates appetite body ygor ard egeuerstcs every
Dr. Robacs famous SCANDINAVIAN Hood Purifier which,
taken conf cticu with bis scandinavian Hood Pills, will
recurrence and hneten afe leyond the ordinary span
Ia the Sclu@navisn Vegetable Blood illS nr, Roeael
and experiment rs 70 what perfect pin should be. M
doubt their superiority after single ts Prise the
Scandinavian Blood Pills 25 cents per box Eve for 81.
PERu, Miami County, Ind Aug =, 1857.
Dr. c. W. RoBAcK- have received much lencht from
your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pulls that have
thought II my duty and is less my inclination to give
you plain statement of my case was for afflicted
with that bane Of all comforts and efficiency In business dys
pepa To recptulae all The socaled remedies which have
used to lid myself Of this disease would indeed make elan
ehoy catalogue also consulted with the best physicians
could hear OF vqs induced to Try yOar rymedies through
the pesuasions Of friend and after using them few DAYS
geNy tenehted and In short time, less tiau month,
was entirely and permanently cured was ais, afflicted
with the most violent nervoas teaache vhleI SUPPOSE Ns
produced by my disorcred stomach or when my Dyspepsia
left me my headache left with H. nov feel better every
respect than have for ten years.
" Very truly yours, JOHN s. DEMUTH.
oIScNSArI, Frtiay, Sept j. 1887.
Dr. RonAcE-Desr Sir;-liayng been afflicted with neural
seen yeur medicine called the SCANDINAVIAN Ioo Puraer
highly recommended bv gentlemen With whom acqain-
ted was induced Try IL but before have used various
other medicines After using two bottles felt Its very
sensby, Nrd upon using two MORE found myself per-
Won upon making discovery in medicine which proving It.
self 70 be worker of such wonders In THE diseases Of the hu-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23

The more a man accomplishes, the more
he may An active tool never grows rus
ty. You always find those men the most
forward to do good, or tOimprove the times
and manners, always busy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23

SLANDER.-Let no one suppose that by
acting good part through life, he will es-
cape SANDER There viii be those even who
hate them for The very qualities that ought
TO procure esteem. There are some folks
in the world who are not willing that 9th
eFs should be better than themselves.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23

a Dutchman'on being called upon to help
pay fcr alightniRg rod oa the village church,
toward the building of which he bad libe-
rally subscrbed, exclaimed sf
i have helped to bald q house for de
Lort, andif he chooses to dasdcr on it and
/ lock Il down, be niusht do it at his own
risk" AN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-23

A railroad conductor, who wore a long
roomy white linen sack coat, with stand
ing collar, and buttoned up to the chin, had
dispute with female passenger. The
lady won the victory glorio1sIy by the fol-
lowing brilliant and destructive charge
"You are purity fellow, Amt you . You
are the fust conductor have seed agwine
about among a passel of decent wimniin
folks IN his shhtjaa! Amt yOa Sle3led owe
yourself r f. ~
He probably was, for he left that car
quickly, and unbuNoned the shirt-tail coats