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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
Nsw Yonk MAnknr-July u.

FLounThc market less active and scarcely 20 bdoyant
hut prices without material change Saes aggregate TO-
200 bblH at 81 S03 90 for supene a. UO04 10 Tor
extra state g sQS 30 for common to good pefhe vest
~ O0 4 for 70 medium extra western 81 20
"a 70 for shipping brands extra round hooprd Ohio The
market closing dull Canadian aor unchanged Sales 900
bbls at 81 2545 25 for common 70 choice extra
GkANWheat In good export demand AZ 101qc per buse
advance Sales 10000 bush at 077c unsound Chicago
springno sound IN Market Si65S7c unsound Milwaukee
club eOG9 for sound do 020l03c for red winter wcscr
lO5c Tor mixed western and 1O60Osc for inferior fair
white wesern Market closing buoyant Coz. market opened
dull and closed better for unsOund MIXED western 1he de-
insnd chiefly pT the Eastern trade Sales OF 000 bush u
62@10c for inferior 10 M unsound nxe,i westcrno sound
In market 7sS2c for white, and 500 yellow southern
Oats in M supply and dull at 4bD46c state aad
LARD hrner Sales Of $50 bbls at II sSallacthe latter
price for strictly prime. BurrKR is selling 126ei6c for
geod Ohio and 16Gl7c for state. CEsE plenty dull At
Base.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARSET.-The receipts Of the week
weneBeeycs 1850 Cows 2l1 Yeats 7s Sheep and Lambs
l362 and Swine lS5 Beeves under heavy receipts and
limited demand have declined lifc per To- Sales 66Sc
erage, T4d7Ac Cows active aud Lambs declined 81
per bead during the week. Mutton has sold At &c yer 10 IN
Washington market Swine marked inproy euient Prine
corn fed S5 21g1j SO per hundred.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
GARD 10 THE LADIES /!

The Hachish," or Pe1cie Pills, Cor Females,
inaiabe 10 removing distractions and Irregularities Of
they give strength to the and youthful
elasticity and yieor to the system and impar strength clear
and bancy the eye increasing its Of ascna
remarkable degree. Designed solely remedy for
pguae ke aud to give tone and beauty to the eye for
which they have equayet they should not be used dur
company each box and package. For AL complaints
arising from deranged msnstruaton theys uneqasled and
iaable The suppression Is speedily relieved
al Irregularities corrected and by the Of the PEcE
ILs there will be Of these complaints Their
effect anon the transient In the least injurious
beneficial and lasting. The high favor In which they
held by the many hundred ladies who have used theu su
guarantee that they contain properties and produce e
cts upon diseases incident the female constitution which
have before been obtained f directions In each box
package The signature OF EMILE MOTION, Proprietor
must all genuine which imported only by MASSOUL
LAURIE. Sold by all Druggists in the United States and
Canadas. Prco SIPS per box; half boxes 70 cents Mail
pacaaes aring the appearance ordinary letter. price
dollar, sold only by general agents. v. ALDEN
Cn Cleveland, Ohio to whom orders should be addressed
Sold bv GEO. WILLARD. and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

TRIAL OF MowERs.-At trial Of Mo-
crs, on the farm Of A. KRuM, Esq, Cher y
Valley, Ashtabnla Co., Ohio, july 9Th, 1873.
Il. r. Parker. Esq, r. HAYES. Esq, ald
A. King, were appointed Committee to
report on the merits of the Mowers. 7 0
Committee, after trial. respectfully repo t
that Aliens, Aultman's, Balls, Kirby's,
Ketchums, Manny's and Tinkcr's were
tried that Aliens, Aulimah's, Ball 5
Ketchnm's, Kirby's and Tinker's did the
work soeit aud spualty well that they h d
no means Of testing the draft Of the Now
ers, lut in tleir opinion The draft of Til :
kers was lightcst that as Tinker's Nov er
was newly invented we are not able tojndee
of its durability, but would commend it TO
the favorable consideration of the farmers
of our county Sentinet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

SLIDE AT GoAr IsLAND--'Ihe Niagara Falls
Ga-ettesays that another mass Of rock earth
and trees bid good bye to Goat Island one day
last week, and went laundering down into tho
chasm. Thit slide was from the side Of that Of
last year. VIXEN several individuals came near
being killed. One OF the rocks viii measure
about sixteen feet each way, Fortunately no
oEe happened TO be on the shore below at the
iinn Of the Glide.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

Archbishop Hughes has issued circular, in
which he gives the details oi project for the
erection Of a now Cathedral, TO be dedicated Is
St Patrick, the cost Of which will probably
amount to nearly one million Of dollars. The
Tribrns says the circular has already received
hearty response by the contribution Of upward
OF forty thousand dollars.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

ACCIDENT AS the train which brought us
from Columbns ou Wednesday morning np-
preached the Derea station, German laborer
was Knocked down, and ono leg taken of below
the knee, making the third person run over at
chat point within week. i tisnct q little iu-
comprehensive how a man IN midday in the full
exercise Of bis faculties can allow himself to be-
come a victim in this way.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

The American Agriculiurist now publishes
an edition in German II ia said that there is
no other Agricultural paper in that language
published in this country. The enterprise ought
to be successful.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

FoRr SSErLINa has been entirely evacuated
by the Government The last Of the trappings
were shipped for Fort Ridgcy few days since,
and the eatire property, SO viildinously obtained
by democratic government robbers, has been
delivered over 10 Mr.. Steele, the agent Of the
ranr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

Oar Invalid readers arc referred to the
advertisement of Dr. CLARK, who has com
mcnced series Of periodical visits to this,
and other places in the vicinity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
A Pararraph for Inyaiids.-we trust that

Dr. obacks advertisement in another column will not escape
the notice of the sick and sueng II an earnest and
ynciug docnen credby informed that the
Accomplished by his celebrated Scandinavian kemediesthe
Blood Pills and Blood Pure-fuy bear cut the statement
contains These great Vegetable curtyes immensely
popular the West The settlers lands, the planters
and farmers In the valleys Of the Missspp and the Ohio
the aguesndSer ridden residents the banks OF the Red
River and 10 fact the sick IN all localities west OF the Ale
ghenies have great filth in DE- kobacs proparations
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

Absence from home, in attendance upon the
state Convention at Columbus, leaves us but
little opportunity for boring The reader with
lucubfa,ons of our own, in this number
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17


SuIcDE.--Mr. ABDAH GALLOWAY committed
suicide at his residence on Madison street, in
this village on Saturday evening last, by taking
opium. Mr.. G. was constitutonay taciturn
and melancholy and unfortunately addicted to
occasional hald drinking, which together with
sickness in his family conspired to cause him to
commit the deed. lie hid been drinking for
some days, and on Saturday some humane whis-
kyseller refused him liquor, when chagrined and
disappointed, he went home and attempted to
swallow quantity of morphine, which had
been left there in small doses FOR his sick wife,
but was by her prevented. He went imme-
diateIy TO the Drug Store, bought the opiumi
returned in a few minutes, and in the presence Of
his wife swallowed about 80 grains Physicians
we're sent for, but before they arrived it was too
late for help. lie died about 3 o'clock Sunday
morning sir g., when not under the influence
of liquor, was peaceful, industrious man.
was shoemaker by traIy, and 3s years of age.
RPyOrfPr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

!esr Our readers will bear in mind that DIR.
TUBBs viii be at the Afhtabula House, on
Thursday. July 22d.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

Many OF the much-rauntcd hair mixtures are
not only useless but roiVey Injurious TO the scalp; but
Prof Woods Is Of such bay and nutrtire nature that II
goate the skin of the head and the ocles or hair glands
beneath IT, II also s dsndun from the scalp and
eectuay baniscs every Lind acad head and cntaneous
eruption Hence II is of great service N children, tho ngTe
dienis being Of harmless that the most delicate
cuticIe cannot be fnured by it, confact.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

TnE AsrEsIAE VISIT At CoLunRca. had on
Tuesday evening last. been sunk 70 the depth
OF TIA feet. all Of which, with the exception
Of the first 100 fest has been through peaEly
solid rock.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

TaE CONTINENTAL TELeoRArn ESTERfRrsE re-
mains shrouded in doubt and uncertainty
Since the day Of the departure Of the heet-the
lolh Of June--no reliable information touching
its progress or it's prospects have been received
and the public miud is surchurged with interest
and curiosity. All sorts q augury Is heard in
accounting for the delay, some favorable, but
the greater part is full Of distrust and suspicion
Of failure. A few days must relieve this state Of
anxious suspense, aud give us the sad story Of
disappointment, or crown onr hopes with the
announcement Of the thrilling fact that the ma
tons are linked by an electric, and we may say,
ftaternal bond OF brotherhood, for such its ef
fccts must prove.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

1s- See the advertisement Of DIR. JACKSON,
Indian Physician. in another column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
DOMESTIC MATTERS

issssf sfi Ssias'sd 4 ne 'sus tees .Ssssr s''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
HolIowar's PilIs and Acknowledgements oI

mposture. The gennenes Of these valuable remedies is
easiy known. Look to the Hciermark II the words, "oi
0ay Nep York and LoRdoR' not to be in eeni-
transparent letters In the paper of the book OF directions
when held 10 the light the game Is spurious The family
provided with these medcine Is fortified against the danger
Of the bowe eruptions ulcers sores and
AAmmation generally All these yield to Iioloways unap
uroachable remedies,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

as- Judge Cato. Of infamous nolerieiy, has
resigned his onice Of Judge 10 Kansas The
Precedent cannot possibly get worse man Tor
bis successor
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

Brother ALLEN advises us to put that
significant X on our subscription book, o
course which lie is determined to adopt
that is--to insist strictly upon advance
pay, The advice is good, and we shall
not be far behind him in SO good decis-
ion
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

WArFR-LoeoEp--1be scow George .Neviue,
BAKER. Master, left Ashtabula for Buffalo, on
Tuesday night'the 9th inst, with a cargo Of
lumber She was so heavily loaded that the
seas swept over her deck, she filed with water,
and carecned over completely disabled She
was discovered the next morning about five
miles from the Conueaut Piers The schooner
Lclris Cass was sent to her assistance, which
towcd her into port; her deck load was dis
charged and the water pumped from her hold,
when she re-shppcd her load, and left for Buff
falo, on Friday evening. Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
An Hnir Dres Ahnndnnnd. lY

IAIT IIUIT UYVS AUNIuOIlCU. W UOU 8 UTtub
Article has taken the ed Professor Wood stands Upon
eminence chemist whose attention has been turue n-
venting hair tonic has reached His fame Is sd
den but worldwide aud Thousands who have wigs or bee
bald for yearH now through the 0f hs preparation
wearing their and luxuant head covering So
much for chemistry, the chemistry human life, and the
laws which apply 10 the functions Of the system. Professor
Wod studied ont the human hair Its character its properties
M diseases and how to restore the decyng Vitality OF that
ornament; he saw, In his cas that gray hair Il
natural unless the Of the individual had reached four
and he believed that the hsr could be naturally eva
led lie tried his case-anost bald and quite grey at
the age Of thiy-Eeyen, he restored his ar In Color
streDg th and uxuncc and the article he did Il with he
take nothing else.
CArrIoN-Bewaro Of worthless limitations several
alrerdy In the Market called BY different Use
unesa the words rossor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot
ST. Louis No. and New York; blown In the bottle. Sold
by ali Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers. Also By all
Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the United States and
Canadas.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

A correspondent ot the Davenport Gazette.
writing from Cortlandyille, Cortland County,
N. Y, June 3oth, says;
Last Thnrsday and Friday, the Nation
Al Dress Reform Association held its third
annual convention in this place. There we're
about one hundred and City women present
IN Bloomer costume, aud lawyers, doctors,
professors editors, ETC., participated IN the
doings. ] believe some eight or ten differ
ent States were represented just think Of
it---oae hundred and mr. 'BloomeyS TO-
gether They were Of every age. from
childhood to gray hairs--homely, handsome;
smart, stupid; tall, short; enthusiastic, de-
liberate; tasty, slovenly There seemed to
be three leading patterns of the BlOomer
pants; one style was loose, ia the sailor
fashion; another was the full Turkish style,
gathered into rufIle about the ankle; and
still another was close, tight legs, like some
Of your shanghai dandies occasionally get
on. The length Of skirts ranged from two
or three inches above the ankle, TO as much
above the knee; and there was just as much
variety in the materials, trimmings, and
tasteful arrangement Of the entire dress, as
you would find in any gathering Of womer
Silks, calicoes, velvets, lawns linens, de.
LANES, olpacss, ginghams--in fact, almost
every fabric and every figure Of fabric
might be found there. Nearly all of them
wore their hair cut short about the neck,
like schoolgirls, with various styles Of hat,
trimmed to the wearer's taste; aud walked
in CATERS, slippers, boots, kips etc, as the
case might ben
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

TAR II Tr1gRg wil1bo IN attenaone.
~ !. olswsf .
csn..oola, r'n'qNt 1oa'e tnN..'f, tulf n
connsAaisIlis, ~, Power Hep.s, Aeuas (" ip
nor 20, epa.l''ll'n upon el ei'ee.e. e 4e Ierea apSs
sn.se d'.ess Ass nd Is., ~. lnlql,e Tie ll|pnd
ing coipialnf both extcrua and Internal.
for sonn n Tcara Dr. I. has deYcied ncnilre Tint 10
had exhausted erav oil ~ r.,,, .t =, ~ - ,,se
uye sssteral o. nhsr os;.,ss - 80 ~ - .tit -
uaks srsa m fear dosn n s.;ll =! $3.50 80 s,
" trtt,I "a NJ sat4v l( ia 500 ~ y, tl ~. - ~ ~
nnin al horse and ea,,,ius vim ras ~ sis is Z ~
1i.l ~ rseTti.e Hs., ~ ~.
rcaeid aiigr friends aad pysicbns had n,en up an hdue
he sslsnsr p Which snn Hlvey. - furnished
sr nav - ss,rre ti,st ~ ~ ~, ~ = sa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

place Of Gen. Spnk, oil wooster, reSlA neu
, IlIoH wArrn-A writer in the Painesvillc
Telegraph proposes the alteration, abolition or
removal of Black Rock Dam, on the ground
that il raises tie water in the lake, and causes
the waves to make inronds on The lands along
the lake shore. Unfortunately for this theory
the water pouring over Niagara Falls is six
feet deeper than usual, and the level Of Leke
Ontario is as much higher than usual as that Of
Lake Erie, The communication in the I'ele-
groph proposes public meeting Of the sufferers
by high water in Lake county, Ohio, to take
the bject into consideration and to take such
steps as viii secure al actual survey OF the
Black Rock Dam. and its effect upon the waters
of the Ia c, and IL the dam is found 10 be the
cause of permanent high water. then TO take
some means to have the obstruction removed.
Ohio would be doing very stupid thing in
making an effort for the removal Of Black Rock
Dam, were the thing possible. The dam Is the
source Of the Erie Canal, and the Erie Canal
gave Ohio her greatness. The dam is essential
to the canal, the canal is essential to Ohio, and
a proper regard for their own bread and butter,
should make the people Of Ohio aware Of these
facts.-ByG Com. .fdv.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

Whether that practical patriot and Union
saver, John Calhoun, issaYed up FOR higher hon
ors or is cruelty turned out 10 private life by the
administration, the world will be curious TO
know; but his place as land surveyor in Kansas
and Nebraska is given to another. We have a
suspicion that having exhausted his capacity,
because his opportunity, for rascality in the SER
vice Of slavery, he will be cheated of his pay,
a I'd that we shall soon find the administration
claiming credit for disowniug him. That would
be mean. but the persons that rule US have q
great capacity in that line.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

Moffats Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.-
These valuable preparations should kept by every family
sni provided for the travelling all who pro
specting into settlement All experience has taught
and proved their superior efficacy in all scrofuous dseaseH
sud those anoyancss which peculiar to young at
the central period a their lives. For the Of dyspepsia
the Moat Life Medicines radical Sold by the proprietor,
w B. MOfFAT 335 Broadway New York and BY BIS Agents
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AsAtASuls ohio

fs0MB cNE, CONF ALI l-BEN
~ Nan JonRsoN VIA ssil iSr tAs nezs % aasp ~
bcsi II l4la.s u lOcla ytid
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

THE 0LD SoLDIERs.--The correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun gives the following
interesting incidents Of the visits Of the
old soldiers Of the war in 1912 to the Pre-
sident on Monday last -
:" Col. Seaton then took his stand by the
side of the President, and as each of the
veterans passed was introduced by name to
the Chief Magistrate, who shook minds
with each and exchanged pleasant remark
One OF them the President inquired, How
long have you lived in Washing 5nY lie
said sixty eight years Why said the
President, that wns before there was a
house here Yes, Said the old man. !
helped to carry the chain of the surveyors,
who ran the lines Of this city through the
woods AS the soldiers passed along, the
president repeated TO another a similar in
quiry, when be received for reply, work
ed sir, on the old capitol--iny boy, 54 Yrs
old, is now employed on the new
"-Col. Scaton introduced Mr. john Sess-
ford as the father Of the city, How
long have you resided here asked the
President. / came here said the yener-
able man, before the government; enter
cd the Office Of the National Intelligcncer
in 1907
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

AproINrMESr--Gov Chase has appoint
cd Cyrus MendeuIlall, Of Jefferson county,
Director OF the Ohio Peniteutiary, in
place Of Gen SPHINX, of Wooster, resiS ned
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we MUsT HAVE PROMPT ~

blessed are all those who Pay as
II they Co. when they agree For SUCH the law has
teorz No visions OF dHDs wits @sue papers, exc
caiions haunt them in their dreams Shera Constabe
visits aislt feared during their daY walk No dedg
ing avoid the expected dun but eee and manly they stand
before the world illustrating the truth that honest mans
the nobst work Of God" To all such would extend
dial.inyfation 10 call and look at our stock OF
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DE- JAcksos ~oad allo y y al pesonA ~tshng 70 com
sult him hy letter they should direct 70 him ~ kit f
giyne hin uI statement Of their case and they desgn
70 Lave nedicnee ssnt them BY Express otheria that
1 ellaslne lasoate FEE, Aedlcino1 uuh fuA insfuc-
,ne fsr tslr aae adice, Ni b prompty inTEa1ed
r 81 bse n ths tast year ee4ed large ngnher
be would avise al to CONSULT him paIuonaly
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Cheap for Cash, or Prompt Pay.


Aud We have no desire sell to any other class To all
say call and you shall be well served.
Nav TO- 1853. ROOT & MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

DOCKS - Church Psalmist Prayer
I'D BooS aud Tho Song Of Zion. Cor saie By -.
HATS and Caps--.A good assortment OF
dssFhs "a styles just 's'slssd al nnsaAt os
ELoUR-For sale BY .,,xs.
An Right Once More !
iTTAvIN0 recently re6tted my shop,
Ii And pot y oo' q =
Il. Tower q Sons Model Engines
te slanird yre = ny iepd,. TINT tbs e. No place
70 getypul uplt doqfs ms Rtet yee ~ tsiemetf ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
Regular Visits !

DR jackson viii make regular visit to large number
the princiual Towns Oho Penny lsania and New York
atients can thus have the privilege Of consulting regularly
once Ia from one 10 three nionhsR matter In very
cases indispensable perornne II Is dicult for an
Physeian to preeribe Of medicine BY oay once eee
ing his paticnt eject permanent and lasting
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

GALL ard look at some choice patterns
" Of Doe SKIN and Casncrs for pants corcd and black
fresh from nnari.et, az a lO'c 6gure, At fss
April let, 1865 BRIGHAM $50.
MAILS, at 81 per cwt., at
IN BEasHAM \ JoHNsoSs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

And cALL EARLY possible. The time Is limited and the
Appointments will be pnncfuaity keps as above.
Ii sick With any CHRONIC diseases. d not dag As time
only confirm and render moro protacied ane
difficult
DI- JACKSON will mako examnsaons Of the Lungs an :
Chest BY fLs Of the SrETnoscoiE Free OF Charge
d. JACKSON will not preecribe without prospect Of hrt
dttipg his patients No fsae promises will be made, O.
lnse incurred without corresponding Woaect OF recover
DR. does not tear down 70 build up ard uses
mineral poiaoas In any
Dl JicKeos procues medicines from The wilderness Of
the Far W<tk aualysez and onInpouncs them hanreii
DR JACKSON wishee it disnctly understood thas PC ri
CARDS CoNsyarTIoN cuRAHLE nJsEAsE, aud = Winne
that his claims 70 public condolences NAY le estimated ~ e
succses attending hia treatment. -. LII. 80
On JAcksos Although paying speiat st'enan . bose,
THRoAr, HAM, and EnALn nlsEAsH a,o inise y con
sultaons IN ALL CiikOSC diseases ineaent % we human
systen Seeing many thoursnd caaea every year ne s wen
prepared give opinion the ca1lty o. any case
fVr No CHANGE FOR CONSULT ALTON: -|G,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27

MISS MARIA S. BRAIN X ID
III C)sCERt TO NIGHT
TtFsDAf ssENttG Ar :
A. DOD"oETHs SALOON NJ. a. Bt7s.'V
MISS BRAIhEE
OISTaA SITE ID E-s.. Pi.-i.-
BIT APTONHA5. 80 cs.-Lr.f>s Hs'pst
81. ". II COOEE. Ter1f 49, -
..sr { ~ BEAMS C0n,B-if
gi..BRAIsFRD utu .5-r.srss Gou TROyATORE, HI
o. EnOTs SACRED SONG an soTs BALLADS
TIGHTS OSE DOLLAR ZACH
To > had a. a. TIE husc 5,orss Cas>r 10 con ns-oS
o'c,l(<.
WOOD BUILDINGS. Nss. sol .ni SOB Bod
w vsy. Prnoes
GREAT SUCCESS
0EO CHRfsTY WOOVs .IisfRsia
OPEN EVERY EVENING
E1H OPIAN ESfERf NJ
And o,>onis vra (,tI,h vs@k ~. sr.r5
PAHDRAMA.
A sLEiGa RiDE THROUGH sRoADWAY AND BLOOM
IHGDALS Road TO J0Sk5a
Dom al e. ~ ~ oeio1<-
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