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rag 0DosTo, OR PEARL DsNTlFRicS.-
This Tooth Powder is prepared by recipe of one
the Oldest Druggists in the United States. and has
been tesd by the public for upwards of forty years,
always giving the highest satisfa fion For seases
Of the gums. and for purifying and cleansing the
teeth, il stands uneQaalled Prepared and for sale
only by Warning d PBARCE
Druggists, l07 Broad ST. above 9Th,
Jy 70 Richmond, Va.
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A LEGAL QuiBBLE.-0n Tuesday last. a suit was
instituted before Mayor Carroll, of Youngstowp.
Ohio, by liquor merchant of Pittsburg, to enforce
the payment of a note given for liquors. The de
fence was that the liquors were not inspected, as
Is required by the law OF that State, and that the
consideration for which the note was given being
Illegal the note was therefore void. The defence
also proved that the contract was made ia YouBgs
town. The jury, under the direction of the court
as to the law, brought in verdict of cause Of
action on the part Of the plaintiff.
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A MOTHER LOT OF BARGAINS AT
"A LEWIS.
Exc llent White Brilliants at l29a cents worth IS
cents at LEVY'S.
Ftsr Colored Lawns only S5 cents worth i21a cents
at LEWIS.
Very fine Watertwist Bleached Cotton at 1915 cents
worth sbil! uR, at LkFY'S.
Calicoes oniy 614 cents, worth 10 cents, at
LEWIS.
Fine Or Linen Hankerchefs at 25 cents, worth
50 cents at LgVY'S.
Swiss Mu-ln, worth ls7l cent?. far l21s cents at
LEWIS
Velvet Ribbons at so per cert. below their value, at
LEWIS.
Be sure to purchase your Dry Cords at
iy 20 LEWIS, Is Main st.
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EDUCATION
THE EIGHTH SESSION Of Miss TAzl

THE EIGHTH SESSION OF Miss TAZE-
i WELLS SCHOOL will commence IN the Let
day of October and close on the lst OF July.
TERMS :--Fy Board. entire Session .......-9Ztn "a
sPrimary anches, do do...-.... 81 "a
Higher English BTauehee...... 90 20
Languages, eaes,......-....a..... 20 o.
Music and Drawing, Profe-se,'s Fees
All other essential Information will be conveyed
throu h circulars which eau be ottsined on spplE
cation /, Miss TAZE HkLL Grace street, etw-en
7th nv. n jy 2S--3m
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s~ NorIcH A meeting Of the stock
holders Of 1.-THE Chickahominy aud James River
steam Navigation Company will be heid at I'd. g
Charles Hotel. in the city Of Richmond. on FRI
DAY 18th Of Aus u {. at 10 O'Clock. a. NJ
jy 27-dtd JOSEPH HARDWOOD, Sec'y.
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no YOU WANT a GOOD BUNNET

no YOU WANT A GOOD BONNET
II FOR ONLY SI?--If SO, call at No. 40 Main st..
nearly opposite the st. Charles Hotel.
GEORGE JACOBS.
Do YOU WANT A CHEAP HOOP SKIRT!-If
from Is cents up to 81 GEORGE JACOBS.
DO YOU WANT A CHEAP MANTLE OR DUS-
TER l-lf So call at No 40 NJ ain street and you will
get your mone9's worth. GEORGE JAUDBS.
DO YOU WANT CHEAP go IDS OF ANY KIND?
If So call at No. 4e Msin street. nearly opposite the
St Charles Hotel and yen cannot fail to be pleased.
iY 29-2t GEORGE JACOBS.
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HOG CHOLERA IN MIssIssrPPI.-The Coahoms Citi
zen Of the 18th instant says
The hog cholera is making sad havoc among the
hogs in this county. DIR. A. Whitaker had one
hundred and f-rtyseven in pen. and all but
thirty died in few days. DIR. b L Rozell has los,
great portion of his and cur friend Fisis Sheiby
has also lost about eighty. The disease is general
throughout the county.
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s6J- NoTICE.-Tbe subscriber having
purchased of Nr W Peterson the entire stock OF
DhUdS ard Nj DICINES at the store on the corner
of Main and Wall streets. formerly Gaynor v Gods
City Drug Store, ans having made large additions
to the stock am now prepared to offer to my friens
and the public generally. everything in my lire
good aud a. cheap as they can be purchased Else
where and would be pleased To have them give me
call before purchasing as feel confident Of giving
them satisfaction.
Nv IL -dtsfcw4t CHAS 3 DAWSON.
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IAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
- AS Administrator of the estate of Thos. 3. Snb-
lett deceased with the will annexed, will offer for
sale privately. and if not sold before we will sell
publicly the premises aforesaid the lst day
September next Of fair if not, the next fair day
the tract of Land, lying on James River, FL miles
above Richmond in the county of Powhatan, adj
joining the lands Of James NJ Sublett on the west,
and Miles G Selden on the east. The tract contains
$50 acres, about 30 acres of the best James River
loweruunds-tbe high land being OF red clay soil,
susceptible of the highest state of improve mept,
aud now in an improved condition, as the growing
crops " i'll prove. The Highlands divided into
i've peids of 40 acres each. The balance in wood,
Of original growth capable of sJIs tanning the place.
The improvements are, two new tobacco houst s.
gro cabins, Kitchen, and a good dweilnghou
barn. with machine attached. stables. &c. For
merry health, and society, the neighborhOod Is uu-
surpassed Churches, Of all the leading ienonina.
tions accessible and in four miles of the Hugue not
Springs.
Those purchasing will take possession on the fol-
lowing January. with privilege OF sowing the crop
OF wheat.
Any one wishing to see the place, or any informa-
ton required. will receive the attention of Vim
subett. snbletrs Post Office owhstan county, Va.
Terms liberal. HENRY GORDON
my l2-d2awtdsMaT Administrator.
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EDUGATION.--Mrs bICE expects 10
IL res ume the dutie, Of her School, on god street
between Clay and Leigh, ON the FIRST MONDAY
in SEPTEMBaR. For farther Information, she will
be pleas to sec any Vt her former patrons 9th.
err who desire thorough instruction, and healthy
pleasant and quiet location. absolutely Necessary
7 mental. moral and ply steal improvement.
G.
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IG- HoBsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMPooING SALOON. under the American Ho
el-entrance on nth street
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Bath IS cents, or tickets for one
Dollar. JeS
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t,Y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
GEORGE W. MUNfoRD,
Sec'y of the Com'th.

James Trammel alias James, Souihard is five feet,
eix or eight inches hish dark hair and dark CON-
piexion thcs lips ana good teeth. He is about 26
or 81 years old.
James Smith is slender. 8 feet inches high brown
hair and right eyes. oval lace, prominent me nj b
shows bis eth whe he tails and is about 81 years
I'd Nv 2tp
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- VAIuABIs sroRs on Marx sraEsr

r, BIZ SoIp AT AUCTION, THIS Oar, AT ocfccx..-The
particular attention Of capitalists and Others r
spectfuiDy called to the SALE 70 take place DAt
Vain street redq6tly ard Tor many years. occuE
a. BIZ Messrs Binft I'd, Mayo 4 Blair.
jy 29-it GODDiN AfPEncoN-
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A. RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTI

k4gxTUTE-T. L. GALLRHER, PRINCIPAL
>s2S The third semi-anutia session OF this institu
ton will commence Sept 10th 1888. and tontnus
nineteen weeks Teachers eInineEtly qualified will
be secured 4 r the several depar ments. and every
facility afforded pupils for acquiring q thorough
musica education. Every means will be employed
to secure the success Of pupils AID at the lowest
possible expense The terms for tuition and plan Of
operation will be duly announced.
lv -
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~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHISKETs and CIGARS No. ~ Main
treet. IL
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aPnuI1L aoxIcan.
= LrroRIcl BoILERs, VO AND

80 pEnsoxs wisbipg PENNIES. for
CHI can obtain thsm b. calling at this Once
tr2-ta
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u1O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. win

JS0 CONTRACTORS will
L be r ceived at this Office until IL O'Clock, NJ on
TUE DAY next, the Sd OF August, for taking down
the Engiae House at the SOUTHEAST corner of the
Capitol Square. and rem wing the ,ame TO the lot
ou2iDg the aitv. the West side OF 9Th street,
between Vain and Cary streets All the bricks are
TO be we'll cleaned and hacked up. and the wood
work and other materials carefully piled up Sats-
factory security will he required for the prompt and
faithful compliance with the terms Of the contract
All farther Information can be obtained by appii-
cation TO the undersigned.
By'order Of the Committee of the ire Department.
w GILL,
iy 2q-td City Engineer
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a6- AT CosT! AT CosT!! AT CosT (! !!
BARGAINS! BAKGAISsli BARoA Nsl!l---For thirty
days, will sell stock Of staple and Fancy
Dry Goods ut COST. Also, millinery and Straw
tioods, Fringes. Ladies' Dress Trimmings &c, C.
OR stock embr a greas variety CT desirable
dopds, which will close out at incrediable low
prices, to make room for the fall purchases.
LADIES' BAZAAR,
jy l6-l2t No IFS Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

IL AN l.. " DuNNELL
~ PUTS UP HYnRANTS.
ca. Orders left wi Dir. +. Hefhey, will be
promptly attended to je 2s-2m
CUGAR.-J30 bbls. Handsome G aud
~ Circle Coffae Sugar receiving. For sale by
Y p LEWIS N WERR II co
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DURE COGNAC BRANDY AND WHIF-
KEY-Five quarter casks pure Cognac Brandy:
% bbls pure Monongahels Whiskey, receiving per
steamer for sale by
jy 25-3t VIII III TYLER,
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I&HEA STRAY COW.-Came to my
N.Y. house near the Fairfield Race Course
-H1-1Xc IN Monday last, n large red and white
COW, with no mark in her ears but ring n The
tin of her right HON (brass). Tho owner can get
her Dy proving property and paying charges.
jy 29- 3l* ROBERT l. HALE.
,sH-1cMsA FOR LYNCBBURG-TO
Ssz&Y2s5k1z3ELEAvE SATURDAY The Canal
Boat OLIVIA, Captain WilkersoD. will leave as
above. For freight, apply to VIM cox
jy 29--3t Mt the Shed Dock It
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L,RENCH NGUA E Professor
i EMiON begs to offer to the Principals of BOYS
OR YOUNG LADIES SCHOOLS, In the city q
Richmond his services for the next session. TO begin
the LIST Of ocrober. Address. Prof. Y. EMIUN.
JUNCTION. Hanover county, Va.
iy I0-tl5AupusfH
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MISS PEGKAM'S SCHOOL.-MISS
IVA PEGRAM will resume the dnties Of her school
the LIST of October next. Circulars, containing full
particulars may be had on application 10
MRS. j. w. PEGRAM,
- tpUff snaa sns.
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- DESIRA BLE RESIDENCE IN
I'll MANCHESTER FOR RENT OR LEASE
ment recently the residence of the late Thomas J
Nance. within twenty riuutes walk of the princi
pal business portion of Richmond. is for rent. and
possession given Immediately. rhe house contains
rooms including basement and Is in a hea thy To-
cation. For terms. which are moderate. apply to
ALEX'R BROOKS, Fec, Richmond or tn
jy 29-4ts b STEER.
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A TEACHER.-A Lady, graduate Of
"A one of the first Northern seminaries. with one
years experience In teaching In the South, desires
q. situation, for the coming year, as TEACHER
She can be highly recommended. satissactnry
ference can be given. Address TEACHER.
ly l5-ifts through the Post Office,
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1, PASSENGERS FOR NEW
<EFAY YORK by the Steamship ROANOKE
%%Aa&2s& are requested to be IN board before
sf8S1E1S4&the hour of departures o'clock, P
VI. FRIDAY.
cts
Passage to New York, Meals and Stateroom inclu-
ded only $40. Steerase passage only s.
PASSAGE to Norfolk, same as By the river boats.
No freight i'll BE- received
iv cot IUDLAM n WATSON
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w IItUIIfIA I'M hIsL
STANTON. va.
Rt. Rev. W. MEADE. d. d.. President OF the d.
rectory.
RI. Rev. J. JOHNS, d. D.. Vice President Of the
Directory.
Rev. Il. II PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal and Head
Of the Family assisted By full corps of experienced
ical Departments.
The session Of 1888 will open on the last WE'D.
ESDAY in next September. Registers. with full
information. sent on application 10 Rev. X
PHILLIPS. StauLton, Va. ap 2s-3ms
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MRS AND MISS GORDON'S SCHOOL,
1'A eorncr Of Franklin and Fifth streets. win be
orened on the fret Of October next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
WAIM'S CELEBRA'D PANACEA,
Incipient CONSUMPTION. Scrofula.

Incipient Consumption, Scrofula,
General Debility White Swelling Rheumatisu Diseases OF
the Liver and skim and all Diseases arising Impurities Of
the Blood aud the effects Of Iercnry
SwAs PAsAoEA been for moro thao thirty Years oee
brated in this country and in Europe ioi its extraordinary
enror the certificates OF which reference is mada the
ana books (which may be had gats accompanying
u has been used in hospitas and private peise ~ has
bad the singular fortune Of being recommended by the most
celebrated physicians and other eminent persona mong
" Gibson, NJ D, Prof oi Surgery, Pa Uniyersty.
Valentine Mott, d, Prof Of Surgery, Uni,orzity.
DewSss, y p, Prof Of Mo, Pa univerSity.
Chapman, u y, Prof Of Fhyfic, Pa University.
T. PaTfe, D, Prest College of Phsncians, Philadelphia
DR. Del vso, Professor ef Medicine, Havana
jose Eourenco de Luz, Pref OF Surgery, Lisbon.
]. chipman, Member Royal College Surgeons London.
CIV Ervng late Minister to Spain.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, 6r sc
Besides large number of Ministers of the Gospel Mem
bers Of Congresa Panthropists, sc.
And alse the wonderful effected by swas Panacea
have for years Adeit nvau able remedy The Pana-
cent may be given to the most tender infant
The retail price has been reduced to 81 so per bottle ICON
taining three hsR pints) or three bottles for 81.
Beware Of imposition.
swAa Pauaoea is In round botslas futed Sonetudinay
with the following letters blown on the glass -
''Swaim's--P Pauacea--Ph Philada,"
basug the Of Jas SWAIN stamped the se4ling
wax aud written the label covering the cork and
work. comprising uino different dies which hsve bceen turned
for the exclusive USE Of The proprietor By Draper Co Bank
No's EngIsss o. oles ot o1e'en. ron
late N SWAIN separated from the borders by circles
lathe work The words SSaims Panaeea engraved
epicuonsy on two turned strips aad large semccular die
forms the upper margin The borders composed Of plain
lathe work stripe outside Of which is engraved in small letter
the entry Of the copyright
Also, Swaim's Vermfuge,
valuable Family Msdieide being highly approved rene
dy for the diseases arising nom debility Of the digestive organs
such worms cholera morbus dyfenteTy fever and sgue
bleeding pee sick headache &c. pamphlet accompanies
the VeFmifuge which may be had gratis.
Prepared only at Swaime LaboratoTy0ld sand-seventh
street below Chestnut Phiadepha and sold BY all the re-
spectacle Druggists in the Omitted sta'es
Caution TO the Public.
Person wshing to obtain tho genuine PANAcEA and YER
MlFCGE. should be careful to observe tic name.
SWAIN
e spelled correctly the bottle and labels or they may be
imposed upon BY medicines made IN mitaen Of them by
psrton bearing somewhat similar name well calculated 10
deceive. General Agents for tho United States,
ScHEFFELIN BRoTHERs & Co.
6rn439 1T0 William street. Nov York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

only promoting rs growth, but increasing
its early maturity.
II this hypothesis is seorrect--as We state
it merely IS an hypothesis-~salt viii do lli-
tle If any good on poor coil and even on
rich land is effect win be merely temporary,
unless the soil Is furnished with ammonia, in
manure, or BY plowing in clover, etc
10 grow wheat, the soil must be natural.
" dry, or thoroughly uuderdrnincd il
must be rich, aud especially in ammonia,
scifiowf an excey Of carbond ceons matter, as
is opt to be the case when clover is plowed
in for number Of years Better make Il
into hay and consume II BY sheep or cattle
and return the mannre 10 the land By ju'
diciously enriching the land, and by sowing
the earliest varieties, we believe that wheat
can still be raised 10 spite Of the midge.-
Mr.. JoHSsroN's experience confirms this
view 1t is consistent alike with sound the
ory and practical experience.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

Net accumulation Jan. !, 1851. s2,4s4,5l2 IS
Total of dividends paid to date. s57sO7 81
Total Of claims by death pd TO date l50634 so 54 IS
The Directors having reserved the value Of all policies
force and obligations against the Company beseos 100000
declared profits have from the surnus declared dividend
the policies issued prior TO January 1s 1885, Except term pol
ie of rs cent the premiums paid a. table rates.
bic in script those who have paid their premiums cash
and TO the credit Of those who nsebed to the company
preniums
The Directors have alEo ordered the payment tho 9th
idend being that declared Januay first 1855 the
paid N the uene at the time their annual premiums
due during the year 1851 Those holding scrpt of 1855
will be allowed the cash in payment premiums and
those whose dividends have been placed their credit will
ceye tho same by credit their noies they mature.
BENJAMIN C. MILLER, secy. ROBT. PATTERSON Prsst
JAS. REED gent at Ashtahnla
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
PARTlAL DEAFNESS AND
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.

Dh HAnr1rv bees to announces % thou. efhs patients e
whom he has been In communication that he ha n comp-
apce With the speca requests made arfanFemtne 70 eseh
hs ar Iuutlon IN New Yorki and he generously oilers 70
atlend ali pcrnons suffering from affections on the Ear without
charge until crsdthereby proving M snecea unequled,
aud protecting tho dcafom being sNlndrd ~ paying set
STYLED Aufp ozorbnn fees IN advance and he nh'eon q
at sernns eva BY permittng the eniseon q oan'
Dr a. may here that he has no connaeton wpetnvcr
with any person advertising to deaneas neher haa ne
eiycu penirsion for che publication Of cetucae luoI
Ing n canate from him and not hereiorc Be elpons
bic for any alarming consequences resulting from shpees ana
desperation The loss Of money may not be material 20 foe
peraons but the deprivation Of of the most important o.
Inc senses ought 70 be regarded and treated with more than
ordinary sollcitudo-
Dcaess noise in the head and all disaeoatc dischsrges
from the Ear speedily and permanently removed wthouS
causing the least pain inCourgnce cure In all cases
guaranteed where lforrnaton does not exist.
Tboteny cosc and almost undivided attention % this
ernneh special practice has enabled bin . reduce hts treat
mont TO such degree 70 fink he moot confirmed
prescribed
The dsstructonty rc Of the Philadelphia Ear In6rmary
ofwbch Dr Hartley tho hcadhasihg rccascd hrs
his dutes 10 that city he has established pcnancnty his IN
sttution for The excessive treatment af Ear Diseases a 80
Broadway, New York.
Coasultaton ard Examination each morning 405y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
BOOTS g. SHOES,

BOOTS g. SHOES,
TUsT RECEIVED by
j RO OF d MO RRIS o N =,
at their old Emporium
$50 pairs Mems thick Boots, Eo'ts, 10, r.
so do do Kip Boots do z, 10, IL,
so do do Calf Boot, do T. TO- II,
IFS do Boys thick Boots, do g. 5, 10,
IS do do Kip Boots, do q s, 10,
"a do Yonths Calf Boots, do s. 10, l3,
800 d. Ladies' Kip, Calf and Epsmeed Leather Boots
Gents Congress- Cater Kid Calf and Enamelled Leather;
do Buffalo and Rubber 0yershoes;
Ladies' Morocco, Kid and Lasting Congress Caters;
do Jenny Kind Patent Leather and Ensneed Buskins;
do Silk Lasting Caters, foxed all round
do Morocco and Euamelled Caters;
nsisses Lasting Caters, Nos 10 and i2
do Enanelled and Calf Lace Boots, 10, to2
Chfdren's Calf Lsce Boots for winter.
do Lasting Tipd GaiteFs;
do Morocco lace Boots;
Boys Calf Kip aud Patent Leather Shoes;
Ladies' and Gents RubbeTs BuAkins and Sandals;
do DO Cork Solss
In fact thing in the line OF Boots and Shoes Having
given ths branch Of bnsness special attention several
the wants Of the community having none
but the very best Of work. think think we can safely
say that In this line ot to be beat CALL AND LOOK
AsD You WILL BE CONVINCED ROOT & MORRISON
Ashtahula, Oct. g. 1855.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

Hartford, Trumhui Co. o, March III, 1851.
hereby certify that have been dealing m the raenborr
Medicines for the past year. and truly say that have
offered any medicines the public that have met with
the Pills and Catholcon. Thcy viii readily perform a and
than promised for them have eold about fy bot
ties Of the Cathocon The past uoason and hear TIE boa
suits IN every cav. J. n 3. JOHNSON, Medical Aet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

Read what Dr. Bushnc says Of The 9ranenbog Medicines
Dr. B. s physician Of extensive practice and Of hi
most successful 10 the county trubul IN which he rvdcs
"Tha cehee that have used the eranonSsrK pills and
a5ahala Cathollcop, sold here By J. H. Q. Johnson IN my
practice 70 my entire satigacton They good medicines
Hartford Trumbuli 90. O.. March I, 1851.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

Ian physician Of thirty years practice. Ny principal
study bas been disease Of female. They have generally bed
my best enorte Obtaining the matereH composing Mar
ahals Uterine CatholicOn pieaacd with them, gave
fair trial and found myself abundanty succeusal in
my former practice could only mitigate the symptoms Of
about bali the casgeand could not IA ten Now
radically euro At least seventeen IN twenty and mitigate
the rest consider Ma1hals Utoruo Cahecon the great
est blessing TO females have net With.
J H WIfITAIis A. d. Chariesion
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

Six FEEr IN HIS Doors -" Go way y
said Muggins, "you can't stuff sich non.
sense into me- Six feet in his boots
Bah no man as ever lives stands more
nor two feet 10 bis boots, and 10 use talk
ing about t. You might as well tell me
that man had six heads in bis hat"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
FRESH ARRIVAL.
ISIS.
PLAN TO F oRTE 8

NEO. HALL, at Ashtabula, Ohio, in
" vItes attention Of those desEng 70 purchase lnsru
during aspiring sumerto the tact o his reeeiv
ing large Of Superior Styles and quality Of Pianos
and Nelodeons for the Sping and Summer trade terms
70 suit the hard tmes We feel little pleasure At the
frequent praise bestowed uron the superior quality Of in
sments areAds and beg leave to say that present
stock superior 10 anything yet rsceived Remember that
nothing cheap INFERIOR and every thing Il warrant
ed perfect We have poor vulnerable thing Aboat
II help it, We want ifie down Instruments
Il poes5lea credit viii be given Of and months f0f The
balance.
Old Psanos and 1fslodeezs taken IN ErehaHgefor NtE
STOOLS, COVERS INSTRUCTION BOOKS,
&C. on hand Young Ladies teaching, have In
sinents by paying portion at the close Of each term
Those vino wish order will be just well served though
they here to select DO not fail 10 call and look though
you may not wish 10 purchase at present.
Refer 10 Il FASSErT who will attend to the sale OF In
struments in our absence.
PiGEos MslodOAs Tuned and Repaired and Farrsntsd
Right. GEO. AALL
April 10th 1888 4ss