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Pr.f. Morse aud the Arlauric Telegraph.

Prot. Morse aud the Atlantic Telegraph.
The n Y Evening Post takes diseouraging
view of the telegraph experiment, and thus Te-
ports the views of Prof Morse:
Mr. Morse, whom we have been in the habit
Of regarding as one OF the highest authorities
iu telegraphic science, we are informed, has
never expected that the expedition now upon
the Atlantic would be successful, though he is
quite sanguine that a cable can be laid and
worked between the termini which the COmpa
nv has selected He does not disguise his con-
yiction that the cable on board the COmpany's
steamers is much too heavy, and that one of half
its weight, or less, might be laid and worked
effectively. His views upon this subject, and
the consequences to which they have led, are
said to have been the controlling reasons for his
being left out Of the Board of Direction at the
election which Immediately preceded the redue-
tio1 in the price of stock.
The Post expresseGthe opinion that to be
successfully laid, the cable must be reeled on
shipboard, instead of cooled, to prevent kinks,
and must be laid from one ship, as the use of
two more than quadruples the risk of accidents.
The ship SHOULD start from this side, the
voyage to England is easier, shorter, and safeI
than the voyage from England The Leviathan
is the only ship capaciOus enough to stow the
cable on reels, and the Post suggests that she
bring the cable to this country aud lay it on the
first trip home.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

SHALL Pox-Ths Elyria Democrat learns
that the Small PoH Is prevailing in Dover, IN
this county, TO some extent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

Atlantic and Great Western Railroad.
The stockholders of the Atlantic AMI Great
Western Railroad met at Mansfield on the l4th 4,
and elected Directors for the ensuing year. All
the old Directors were reelected except Homer
Ramsdell, of New York, and Col Conklin, OF
Marion, who declined reelection: The Board
is-C L. Ward, of Pennsylvania; NJ. Burehard
and Seth Hayes, of Trumbull; VIM. Goodman
and NJ Kent, OF Portage; l. V. Bieree and J.
II. ChamSerlin, of Summit John Pariee, OF
Medina B. d. Clark, of Ashland VIM. Bush
nell, of Riehland; Jacob Riblet, of Crawford /;
J. C. Brand, of Champaign; Geo. Carlisle, of
Hamilton. A letter TO the Beacon says:
The new Board did not organize, as that
would have superseded the official position of
Gen Ward, President of the Company, who is
now making important negotiations for the
Company in Europe. By the terms of the char
ter, the old officers hold over till their success
ors are elected and qualified.
As Gen. Ward is not here to qualify under
the new election, the Board. by declining TO
qualify, continue him in his present position
When he closes his negotiations, and returns,
which will be soon, the Board will organize.
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Ind,neudeut order OF Good Tcmplars.


The Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order
of Good Templers of the State of Ohio, held a
Quarterly Session at Geneva, Ashtabula coun-
ty, on the 18th inst The officers present were;
Rev. ]. NJ Morrow, of Crestline. Crawford Co,
G. W. C. T.; J. r. Williams, Salem, Column
biana Co, G. W Counsellor; Amanda Clark,
Mt Vernon, Knox Co, G. W. V. 7; Hannah
V. Spencer, Cleveland, G. W. S O.; J. 5. Gibbons,
Cleveland, G. W. T.; Vim S. Burns, Mansfield,
Grand Marshal; and Geo. Town, Crestline, u.
WIG. Inthe absence of the officiating G.
". Chaplain, Leonard Parr, Of NewbuIy, Geau-
"a Co, was appointed
The reports of the state of the Order were
very fiattering, and the Grand Lodge Degree
was conferred upon large number OF rePresen-
tatives AMI third degree members. new
ritual vas unanimously recommended The
Grand Lodge adjourned to meet October 5th in
the city Of Mansfield.
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DIED.

In Huntington. July sth. OF consumption SUSAN 4
wiie of Dr. W X Elier aged 81 yelrs ln Hors and Il
In Rayenna July l7'h, BIrs. SARAH G FORD. wife OF
Ffank Ford and daughter OF r. C. and s II Suther land
aged % years, monhs, 25 days
In Richfeid, summit Co Ju'y e. Mrs MARY ID .
wife Of Rev Horace Smith, gud S. years
In Cuyahoga Falls July "a, ELLEN n HAYES. wife
Of n = Hayes, daughter Of Rev N 5. and Z. Reynolds
aged % years
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Nfw ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE no RRIDGE RITu.nRR

4NPTlposals vii be received % the Office Of the City
lIll Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland Until August 9t
lse Tor building tue sdJ rstruct Of uruta1e Draw
Brdg 10 Be 10 afeu a the MIN and Light Holse
sIng the Cayaho RIVER Ia said City uf CeTeland SAID
dgs % feet IN length straight chord with arch
top and sgh bottom chord width % feet road Isi
eht IN the ear SIDE was each SIDE outsile the chOr
Ihe malerll i nd bridge nearly all hand and IN the
vicinity Of said Main and Light House streets
Pans be add more partic lar information can be
obtanfd II sail Engineers on The Bard Of CITY In
nts invite the sahms-i u bids rezev1 the right
20 acc pt or rsiect the
By or ltr Of the b ard Of City ImuIOgFm MS
g ID BISHOP, CIV vi Eueiuesr
Cleveland. Jui' 2lst- ls5s-iul2Edtaug9 lgI
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@rueral Notifies

REMOVAL.-A. X. REDDING.
IL Merchant ra0r. hs removed h tailoring establish
meet 10 No . Prospect St IN Bauders Block where he
Will happy 10 his Old fri sns. prepared as
sq to make Clothing In the latest aud fashionable
slglc. iullasdtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

s SONNEBORN will continue TO carry on the Ready
Made Clothing Business the old stand l55 Suporior-st
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for Sale OF Rent.

EOR SALE-A SPLENDID ONE
u Horse Carriage and Trotng Snlky. Inquire OF the
su6scnbeT, at L L. HeNitis Ofico, Merwia St. where
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

SPEAKING Our IN DREAMs.-A cores
pondent Of the Richmond Dispatch tells the
following in letter from one Of the Springs;
An amusing incident occurred in The cars
of the Virginia and Tennessee road, which
snust be preserved in priat 1t is too good
TO be lost As the train entered the Big
Tunnel near this place, in accordance with
the usual custom lamp was lit. A serv-
ant girl, accompanying her mistress, had
sunk into profound slumber, but just as
the lamp was lit she awoke, aud halfasleep,
sbe imagined herslf in the internal regions.
Frantic with ffssight. she implored her
Maker to have mercy on her, remarking, al
the same time, "the devil has got me a
last" Her mistress, sitting on the seat o
the terrified negro, was deeply mortified
and called upon her-"Mollie, don't max,
such noise; it is ]. be not afraid" TIT
poor African Immediately exclaimed, "Oh
missus, dat you; jest what ] 'spectcd; al
ways thought if eber got to de bad place,
would see you dar." These remarks were
uttered with such yehemenca, that not word
was lost, and the whole coach became con.
yulsed with laughter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

ngEP PLowrxo is most eHfectual in an
tumn, exposing the soil to the influence o
frost, rain, and air, during the winter
which act upon the mineral ingredients o
tho soil, rendering them available for sue.
ceeding crops also, pulyerizing the soil,
and shns facilitating the passages Of th,
roots into the subsoil. As regards the re
Tiod Of the rotation it should precede root
crops, Cor, in this country, Indian corn,
OF may be The first plowing for following
preparatory to the wheat crop.
Deep plowing is the most beneficial IA
stiff clays, and, as rule. We may raOE
deep when the subsoil IS Of he ssase char,
acter as the surface, If both are tenacious,
or when the subsoil is composed Of good
clay, ouly requiring atmospheric influences
TO sweeten it. Deep cultivation should be
avoided in nearly all very light soils, and
in plowing for crops after large application
Of manure, thus burying it too deeply or
in turning under clover or other green
crops, Deep plowing in autumn, on most
clays, is equal to half Of dressing manure
Clay from which the air is excluded exhib
its dark blneish color. After draining
II Is not advisable to bring to the surface
more than two inches Of clay subsoil at a
time, otherwise more is brought up thar
the frost, &c, can st for growing good
crops RRrai Neso Yorker.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

We all have heard Of the story Of the
Frenchman who chased another person
about with red-hot poker, with the most
savage intentions Monsieur, when finally
paci6ed, wanted pay for his trouble in heat
ing the poker. Brigham Young is about
rs modest in bis demand. After costing
our country some millions of dollars. and
compelled us to send an army TO enforce
his obedience to the laws, be has presented
a bill to the War Department Of $4,000,
for the use of the church pasture for the
army horses.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

The Washington Union declares that the
most important part of the Dred Scott de-
cision is that part which afirms that slave
ry goes into every territory of the Union,
nnder the constitution, and that the people
of the territory have no power to rid them
selves of it. The Union also declares that
that portion of be Democratic party belong
ing 10 the south, must not agree TO allow
the Democratic party of the north any lat
itude of opinion on national questions. /
further says that the least indulgence o
liberty of opinion on those questions, viii
be fatal to the Demoeratic party and thu
Onion. This is the doctrine.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

THE LAwyERs.-We laugh at 'em and re.
spect 'em. We abuse 'em, and employ EN-
We call them knaves. and get them to write
our wills, and probably name lawyer for
one Of the executors. After all, the legal
profession is good ordeal 10 try a mans
capacity and integrity II. after twenty
years practice he is esteemed a capable and
honest man, you may trust him implicitly
for heis proved man and it takes tempta.
tion to show what a man is. Yet the bad
members Of the profession smOEeh the whole
flock, aud 50 the old jokes, true and false,
sgnihst the lawyers, never die.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09
+ %. FARMER,
~ . John Reid. Deceased, PrG,
W
Jasper r. Hathaway,
Mary =. Hathaway, \
1Ohn Hathaway, Doft.
Administrator Of
In the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Ashta-
bnla County, Ohio.

Jasper r. Hathaway and Mary Y, Hathaway, Of wealeld
New York viii take notice. that j. O. FARMER Adminstra-
or o John REID deceased did the hst dag Of September
ED4sgQ a nj patltiop IN the Court Of Common Plesa
Within ana er 6s County d AsAbnA and In the State Of
Ohio against Jasper r. Hathaway Nay r. Hathaway. and
Hathaway or 4b0 A5-l00 and interest and for the
Of house and lot IN the borough Of connaant IN ad
AID h4y y Hathaway v seenrh the paynent of aald
of money and the said Jasper r. hathaway and May r..
Hathaway required 10 said petition, before
hs d Saturday asr th6 aEas dy u October neEt Dsled
August 8lsL 1865. !. Q. FARMER.
81 lSI IauInIssraior o. John Reid. 'eeessd
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SENATOR DoUGIAs IN WALL SrREEr.--A
good deal has been said relative to cer,a,n
Ap. | cations made by Senator Douglas TO
the capitalists Of Wall street for a loan Of
fEom City to one hundred thousand to car
~ on the contest in Illinois. The last time
the Senator was in New York he opened a
negotiation in Wall street for over $780,
900, the major part Of which, We under
stand, was TO meet engagements in the
shape Of mortgages on land property and
ether specuiations out west-HeFald.
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EARE REDUCED -9lhe -

EARE REDUCED i---9'he e,6sssgA
a RegulaY Fare from AshtAbua 70 War
h,la, Flfy Cent?.
You that want 70 ride cheap and comfortably DO % By
taking this line The entisp line om Aetabuia 70 Salem hel
been stocked with good hGR new coaches and sle ras
ke We mean . Put ayotf thhugh on time and tith
without the trouble. H.F& &. CUhyEH,
ohoesAahtabua House Ashskdlaj PFsnaes HOUSE, Jsi
srsgp yqnuary 10, 1851, VT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

G0xE Of the editors North and South
ker4e up to their readers nothing but nigg-
sE They give them brOiied niger for
breakfast. roasted niggeE for dinner, and
sold dinner for supper.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09
ASHTABULA
MON SCH OIL.

Principal and SuPeTinfsntEHi.
REV. c. f. BRUCE, A. d.
High School, Eev. c. +. BRrca,
Grammar School, Mss S. L. PIINR
intermediate. Miss ELNIRA Fox.
Second intermediate, N1ss LYDIA L. Willy.
Primary, Miss W n KsILoGe>
The School Il Free to all eoEsof suitable resdng
within the orough nts and the District attached thereto
Forty weeks constitute year Te for pupils from abroad
viii be.
For Primary anuuui, 500
For intermediate = 1000
For Grammar 1900
T~r Tligh Selisoi 80 .hE 1900
And pro rata k,r each term
Tuition payable In advance.
All applications for admission TO te made TO the superin
tendant ra s-s IN - .ta
The Summer Term viii commence April &C. 1855. The Fall
Term September and the Winter Terr January 3 1850
highly desirable that all pupils should begin at the open
g ef No rup out Of the village will be received for
aes ysr,d than term and deductions for absence
cept IN cases IS sickness or re 1ovaI 432
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GRAFFENBEtG
HOME TEST TLMONY

Hartford, IIumbnll Co. o. March 1th, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing In the Grenhefg
Medicines for past year and truly say that have
offered medicines to the public that have met with
the decided appreciation of the people like these particularly
the Pills and Cathnenn They will readily perform s aud
than promised for them have H0d about hy Init
ties of the CahoeOn the past season. and hear the re-
sults In every j. II Q. JOHNSON Medical Agt.
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'lNHE Best Family Medicine now before
,f pphile ~ lhe cure Of scrofula Uieera scaity q
EfuptVn1 N uf Skin Ard kaia nyaQpfla Drnn nN
IL met nat ol uiacH Vtd fn ht curative pIupfittf
Hb ttun contud that during tie ast tweny.ngt stsfs
urnd of -Four uon5o pntiunt have been benefited bg ue
use Of these medicines nct which aenhs volumes n ihyof
Of their cut,se ptopefiies slue trial win place them hs
yond the reach ~ coeuon m The tttmne of avofy patient
~ their the blood rcstoed healthy state And trees
from ~ mpuritrs lhe system q not reduced dofne ht
business ~ pleasure.
Te elcted have IN these medicines rotodv that Nh do
e,r them iii that medicine can possible effect 80
rrenerrd bv W. b. M0FFAr NJ y, Proprietor New Yorf
| And for sale BY 0kOh0E WILLARD, Dfufglt
! Ashtabua, seit. II, 1857. eos
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A Far candidate for Office In Alabama
who Is said to weigh three hundred anC
ppveniy-ive pounds. asks the people OF th'
district to fyy him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09
SHERTFFS SALE Of Real Estate, Ash
tabula Common Pleas, March Term, '5s.
san,1 Plumb Assignee OF
T. Nilh : Co arr r.
- - -
L G. lsARsos

RY VIRTUE OF writ of Aiias Fer
- Fsc~s dag Issued from said Court Ia the aborc 10
tect uil o6er Tor sale BY Of public auciibn ~
oAs Monday the Esd Jes - August A. D. 1888 hetWeen
the hour % 10 and four O'Clock of said day. The following
aeehed Real Estate 70 wit: Situate IN the township of
sera IN the county OF Ashabula and the sAte Of Ohio,
heiag 10 > Es. r,t of erSaa No IN said township be-
rnnnz about rods East of the SogtEast Of
George Roses land uGning thence South TO the center vt
the North Ridge Road thence West along The center of said
Ridge Road to the East line oSalmon Seymoua and thence
North on said senous land 10 the South Hue OF the sal
George land thence the place OF beginning,
tanning thirty and half 500 of land, being thc
land heretofore decided W Arson smith, 10 Levi G. John
son. saving and Rsserng therefor and fourth QJ
Of land sitnate the sfd North Ridge the
ter Of the aeve described tac ad 10 lewis A. Gaylord
with the appurtenanceE. Appraised AZ ~. -...|..
WAL HESDRY, sheriG.
JeReruan I,lr 2el 1esa 900 AS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

II Is observable that dogs always turn
rohnd and round several times before they
iie dowu TO sleep. We Judge from certain
Eyfnploms thai ta8 Bnehanan adminlstra-
tQais getting sleepy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

Read what Dr. Dushnel Gays the Genberg kedieines
Dr. b. s physician Of extensive practice and Of the
most successful IN the county Tabal IN which he esides
This eeRes that have used the Graeuberg pills and
Aarshars Catbocon sold here by j. H. G. JohnsOn IN my
practice my entire abstraction They good medicines
DR.. q. W. BUSHNELL
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Pith YirsLeat and Epidemic Diseases
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
j. view Of the awful destruction Of human @ caused by
sexual Deasesand the deoeptions paeced upon the
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quac, several yea
ago directed their consulting surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy Their name 20 open DspensAy for the
treatment nf this eSs Of diseases Ia all their fo and tc
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 10 all who apply BY letter.
with adesepliOn OF their condition, occupation, has
81 e 6el and In Of extreme poverty tn FURNISH
MEDICINES Fiif,E on CHARGE ls needless 70 add that
the Assooatnn commands the highest Medical skin Of the
age and viii fuTuph the most approved modern treatment
The Directors Of the Association, IN their Annual Report
the treatment NJ SEXUAL Diseases nr the ending
JaHasy ls 1855, express the highest Hafacon With the
which hes attended the aho OF the Consulting Sur
geon IN the Of spematcrhoa, Seminal Weakness I'm
sab0se, key and order eontnuAnce Of the plan for
The DireetsrS siex Of the past feel assured that
their n s aphera of benevolent Effort have been
greet benefit 70 the afflicted especially 70 the Young aud
they have refosed 70 devote thedeeA With renewed real
An admirable Report Spernatorrhaa or Seminal Weak
nes tbs Vice of 0nanisn, esuratlnu Self Abnse and
other diseases 0f the Sexual 0rgane BY the Consulting Sur
xeOn which will BE- sent H mall IN sealed Enyeope)
FREE or ARGk, on hf faeeln n tE9 giamW Ar pok
aes Other Reports and Tfacis the nature and treatment
gFatatous dlstribnion and VIII be scot 70 the addicted
SONS Of the nov reedes and methods Of eatment dacov
Addfens,- Dr. GE0 X, CALCIUM, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Aasocatqa ko.2 South NINTH Street Philadelphia
"a hg order Of the Directors; - :. ...,.,,,,,,,, -.
t1 EZR4 n, HkAlTwgLL fse.Iesnt
FLOUR For sale hy
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NOTICE Stephen T. Selby. of Routoul
In the County shsmpaisn State ofao Is noti-
fed that Sarah A. Sey did the sth dsy NJ Septemb A. D.
1885, Gle her petition 10 te ce Of tie Cler f the cut Of
Common Pleas within and Tar County af AHtabua and
Of Ohio charging the said SerAen Seby with eross
neglect Of duty and cruelty towards e said Sarah
A. Selby and asking that she be divorced from the said
stephen Fseiby aud for reasonable aons; which petition
will stand iF bearing sthe next term of said Court
Dated this 7th dAs Of September. 1858.
SARAH A. SELDY,
GLASS; Dr Sherman Farmer her Attys
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09
NOTICE The State Of Ohio, Ashtabu

NOVICE. The State Of Ohio, Ashtabu-
IN IA County. IS.
John c. Granuis. executor of
Samuel c. Ives, Pfa, In the coud of Common Pleas
". ofAsIfsbuiA County, Ohio.
Ana Mnttice, Dert
As Matiiee o the York viii take notice that
Joho g. nfs Executor OF Samuel c. Ives deceased did
Oh dny of September d. 1855 ale his petition IN the
OF Common Pleas within and for the County Of Ashabula and
IN said State Ohio, against the said Mattice, setting
forth that said Asa Mace gave his note tG the said Sam
ue c. Ives his life time for ts7; also that said asa Mat
cc indebted the said Joes account S and that the
same haf raid; tie pad plaintiff such executor
asks Judgment against sad defendant for S2a6 S6l00 with
Interest f September 9th 1888. Said Asa Mattice l. rs
auircd appear aud aid petition he0se tq 3d
Saturday alter The 10th day Of October next.
SHERMAN 4 FARMER
Attorneys lot Plaintiff
Dated September sth, 1883. ass
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

TnE young lady who does NOT apologize
when you ind heF at work in the kitchen,
viii not fail to mako good wife.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09
BOOTS g. SHOES,

BOOTS g. SHOES,
TCsT RECEIVED, by
j ROO r & NJ ORRIS O N ,
ut their old Emporium
1850 rairs Mems thick Boots, Moss, 10 IL,
so do do Kip Boots do 4 10, u,
1l5 do Boys thick Boots, do g. &, 10,
IS do do Kip Boots, do T. s, 10,
"a do Youths Calf Boots, do s. IN, J3,
900 do Ladies' Kip, Calf and Enanelled Leather Boots.
Cents Congress- CATER Kid Calf Enanelled leather
do Buffalo and Rubber Overphocs;
Ladies' Morocco, Kid and Lasting Congress Caters;
do Jenny Kind Patent Leather and Enamelled BuskinS
do SILK Lasting Caters, foxed all round;
do Morocco and Enansllcd Caters;
Misses Lasting Gaiters, No'S 10 and 12s
do Enameled and Calf Lace Boots, 10, TO 2;
Cihldrep's Calf Lace Boots, for winter
do lasting 1Ip'd Caters;
do Morocco Lace Boots;
Boys Calf, Kip and Patent leather Shoes;
Ladies' and Cents RutherE, DusIins and Sandals;
do do Cork Soies.
In tsct everything in the line Of Boots ard Shoes Having
given this branch Of business Epec attention
year-nowing the wants Of the community, havg none
but the very best nf work. think think snely
say that in this line rot to be beat CALL
AND You Will. BE CONVINCED. ROOT & MORRISON.
AEhtahua, Oct. q, 1886
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

VIM NUDGE Co.. Proprietcrs of nr. Tratks MaRne
Ointment EaTlYRle Madison Co.. New York, General Agents
Tfee rs cts lys5
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Hartford, Truphal Go. o., March 7, 1857.

physician Of thirty years practice. My principal
study has been disease Of nse They have generally baed
my best Efforts Obtaining the materials comparing Mar
slals Uterine catholieon, pleased with them; gave
them fair trial. and fund myself abundStJ successful IN
ry inTmer practice could only mitigate tho eymptomn Of
about half the and could 10 ten. Now
radically at least in twenty mitigate
the rest consler Marahas Uterine Cathocon tho eIest-
est blessing TO females have met With.
j III WITTIAMs NJ n r,far,os4on
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

4 BsnsvoeHt Iastiiu0p, esebhed BY special EadovHeRt
for the Helief Of fhs Siok aHd DisiTeissd afflicted
via HlraLeal md APdemie ya.easss ~
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J.H. wnIIAMs. N. D, charloston,
West Bedford, coshoeion Co.. Nav

West BedI0fd, CosiOcion Co. NAY II, %.
Mr. IT, r. Kingsley sir- have been seieg the Tsdicines
of the GrAenerg compact for the last ten years. have
invariably found them 10 give good saiisac0n The pis
and coffee and With my trade they have tscome staple
tic,e. MaTNas Uterine Catboicon Is edene that has
sold Il Ia td me Ehs had received benefit from BOT,
lie than fe did from long medical treatment br
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