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STEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL PIAN-
~ OFORTES.

Prof. G. T. DE- CENIEL, Sole Agent, for Wash
ngton, Il O., for these truly e egsnt Instru->~-
ments, pIonounced y competent Judges, ,TTTH
such as Nj. Mason. Gottschalk, WollenIt w
kauff and many Others to be the finest toned Pianos
IN the world. some beautifully carved and In the
style Of Louis XIV, 6k, bA and IA octaves. and as
purchased Tor cash can be sod at mandatory
prices.
Parties will al so find well selected assortment
OF new and popular European and American Sheet
Music. a, five cents page, and everything ia the
Music line, by giving call At the
NEW MUSICAL REPOSITORY
oc 6-eo2w corner IIth at and Pa ave
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NEW NITURE sTOR RE.
We are now receiving our Fall stock Of FURNI-
TURE and OUSEF URNIS HIN6A
GOODS, and Sc ling lover than any otheIA
house IN Washington. We would invite all
to call before purchasing Our motto il,
"Quiok Sales and Small Profits"
Old Furniture taken in exchange for new.
JOHN BONTZ L. RRO.,
au 3-ly Odd fellows Hall, 7th st.
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ENOR RENT.-Ihe DWELLINS HOUSE. No.
= fS street, on the square immediately east of
the front OF he City Hall next door to the residence
Of J. NJ Carlisle. Tho propretor,I TO whom appioa-
tlon may he made. The house will be rented only
rent will be 500 per annum payable at such periods
as may be agreed on, Sc "a. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-19

EoR SALEa0n very reasonable terms, a valua-
bic LOT OF GROUND numbe red 4. in square
island. Inquire of GEO. w. BRAY. r cal Estate
Agent, No. 5i6 7th street, opposite Inteigenosr Of
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EOR SALE-A Market and Dairy FARM of
about eD acres, with all the necessary buildings S.
&e IN hne condition. 1t is situated in Alex andria
county, a.. about five miles from the Long Srdge
and two from the Georgetown aaueduct. IL will be
sold low and on accommodating terms. Apply by
letter. through the Post Office, to JAM Is w.
BURCH, Washington City. auA-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-19

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-Tvo
four story Brick Houses, with back buildings,
ana two two story Brick Houses, With basements
stu1ted on Name avenue. Also. three three story
Brick Houses on III street north. This properly
Will be sold low and a long credit Apply to
GkORGE w. BRAY, Real Estate Agent, No
Sis 7th street near ID. 90 2'Im
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PHILAD ELPHIA

IL A. X + + X ID E D T.
fine Fo, s S5 "a "a & av between y; ana Sah st. 81
HI We send the Beer free of cOst to any part Of
m sl-sm C.F.&w w. GERECKH.
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WANTS. CELEBRA'D PANACEA,
Incipient ConsumpLIon, scrofuIa,

Incipient Consumption, Scrofula,
General Debility White Swelling, Rheumatism, Diseases of
the Liver and SKIM and all Diseases arising from Impurities of
the Blood, and the elects Of Mercury.
SwAas PAxAcEA has been for than thirty years cee
bated in this country and In Europe It's extraordinary
cureor the certificates of which reference is made the
directions and books (Which may be bad gats accompanying
Il has been used in hospitals and private practice and has
had the singular fortune Of being recommended by the most
celebrated physicians and other eminent persons Among
''Vs's Gibson, NJ D Prof .. Surgery, Pa tpiversiiy
Valentine Mott, d, Prof Of surgery Y Un. ersity.
W P Dewess, " u, Prof Of Mid, "a University.
Chapman, n j, Prof Of Pbytic Pa University.
T Pare NJ D, fest College of Phyaeians, niadclpia
Or Del yalio, Professor If Medicine, Havana.
JnFe Eourenco, dc Luz, Pref Of Surgery, Lisbnp
j. Chipman, Member Royal College Surgeons, London.
6 Ening, late Minister to spain.
Sir Thomas Pearson Major Generai British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul &c, &c.
Besides large number Of Minister'S Of the Gospel Mem
hers of Congress, pilanthropists, &c.
And also the wonderful cures effected by Swsis Panacea
Nave for made invaluable remedy The raua
cent preparation Il may b given io the most tender Infant
The retail price has been reduced = so per bottle icon
tanning three half pints) three bottles for 81.
Beware of imposition.
swas Psnacca is u round bottles sutcd ongitudinally
with the fiJNiug letters blown on the glass -
rSwAims--P Panacea-- Philada."
and havng th, name Of JAa SWAIN stamped the sealing
wax and written the label covering The cork aud new
work comprising nine different dies which beeeo turned
the exclusive use Of the PFoPssoG Ps. e. X pspsr 60 Bank
the body of the work. aud in the centre is Portrait Of hs
late Vim Swa separated from the borders by two circles
lathe work The words "Swaims Panacea engraved con
spcuousy two turned strips and large iccuar dix
forms the urper msein The borders compoeed Of lair
lathe work stps outside Of which is engraved in small lette
the entry Of the copyright
Also, Swaims Vermfuge,
valuable Family Medicde, being highly approved rene
dy for diseases arising from debility Of M digestive organ
such worms, cholera norhus dytentey fever and age
bleeding pilea sick headache &c. pamphlet aecompane
tho VeTmifuga, which may be had gratiH.
Prepared only at s~ains laboratoryold sandSeyentl
street. below Chestnut Philadelphia, and sold by all the
/ specialize Druggista 10 the United sta'es.
Caution to the Public.
Person Wishing 70 obin The genuine PANAcEA and YER
/ MlFU6E. should be careful 10 Observe the
SWAIN
10 spelled carocty the bottle ard labels they may
imposed upon By medicines made In imitation Of them BY
peFson bearing somewhat similar name, well calculated
d~oelye. General Agents for the United States
ScHEYFEIIs BRoTHERs u Go.
tm57s no William street. New York
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A most painlul scene otcnfrcd at Hert-
Fafd on Tuesday, tbe feih Toward the
clol1 og shc proceedings of the HerIiofd.
shire election inst after Sir Edward had
concluded hls address With fergent tribute
90 NE Woman|g beauty exhibited 10 the.
iont Hue of open carriages vans aud clals-
cs drawn up il front Of The hastings, there
was sn anwonlcd stir 81 the crowd, which
parted "a ADMIT the passage Of hired
broe0ham from enc 81 the town inns. The
carriage having stopped, two ladies' slight
td, ore of them, an extremely handsome
woman about fofty-dve years Of age, WIN
fFesh coniplexion, and with eyes q dazsllng
beauty The lady, who was evidently 10.
horiaR uuder excitement which exercised
al her mowers 10 control, advanced as near
II d she could through the crowd towards
fhc hustines and announced herself as the
wils Of ths Right Hon. Sir p. B. Lytton,
elatihQ that she had come according 70
promise made by her to confront her hus-
Sa6d. aud to expose the wrongs which she
eaia so bal Inflicted upon her, aud which
eae had described in her works and IN q
pomnhlet published by her.
The appearance Of lady was not nnex-
nectcd. as her coming had been announced
IA bills and placards but owing TO de-
eeptson which had been practiced upoa her
by some persons III tile town, who had in
trodaced themselves to her, she was detan-
ed n the town while the election was pro-
eecdiug IL the vicinity Those in the Sc
etet anticipated that she would no, discover
the mistake until after The proceedings were
over. and that her designs would thus be
frustrated. II was nearly SO. Recognized
az soon as observed, her voice WAS nearly
drowned BY the shouts Of Sir Edwards
supporters, Sir Edwards eye caught hers,
aad bis face paled. He looked like man
suddenly attacked by paralysis. Those
nesr him say he trcmbled exceedingly. y.--
For a few moments he retained his position
in the front Of the hustings, but tasned his
beck upon the unwelcome visitor. Then hs
suddenly disappeared below the hustingi
platform, while bis wife cried Coward,
and he having hastily signed the asual dec
Iaration, escaped into the residence Of tht
gentleman on whose grounds the electier
took place
LADY T.. continued to address the ar
tience assembled for about a quarter OF ai
hour, repeating her statements Ia hcl
pamphlet and asserting her intention o.
confronting her husband on every possible
occasion, until she had compelled him "a
redress her wrongs Her ladyship snbse-
qucntly made an application to the Mayor
for the use Of the Town Hall, for the pur-
pose Of making public statement but
this being refused her, she left the town
early IN the afternoon. Lady Lytton ar
rived al Hertford at o'clock on the morn
ing Of the election, having posted from
Taunton, where sho resides. 1t is needless
ID say that the event described has caused
the greatest possible excitement iE Hcrt
foTshire.
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CnrxEsE REvELArIoNs.-W Cantoa Ia
the possession Of the British, some curious
ana interesting descriptions Of Chinese life
and customs are finding their way into the
London papers. through the letters Of the
able correspondents who follow the track
Of the Invaders. They are too volumnious
and detailed for our columns. The subjoin-
cd extract from the correspondent Of the
Londot Times, . picture in itself
In sl country where tho roses have no
fragrance ard the women no petiicoats )
where the aborer has no Sabbath and the
magistrate no sense of honor where the
roads bear no vehicles and the ships no
kecls !; where the old tnen fly kites, and
the needles to the south pole, and the sign
being puzzled is to scratch the antipodes oi
the head, where the place Of honor is on
the left hand and the scat OF intellect Ia
the stomach where to take on your hat
is an insolent gesture, and TO wear white
garment is to drape yourself to mourning
we ought not to be surprised to find a
literature without an alphabet, aud a Ian
gaare without grammer. III we add that
for countless years tho government has been
in the hands Of State philosophers, and the
vernacular dialects have beer abandoned to
the laboring classes, Il am about in the
next few words to call forth the execratior
of every Sinalogue in Europe and ASIA
we must not be startled to fad that thi'
Chinese language is the most intricate, cnm
hrous aud unwieldy vehicle Of thought thai
ever obtained among any people. There
are eighteen distinct languages IN China
besides the Court dialect and althouh by
beautiful inyentis,n deserving Of all imita
tics, the written language Is so contrived
assto denote by the same character th'
sounds Of The nineteen different words. al
which Il equally represents. this IS of NJ
great use among the multitude who cannol
read. There is not a man among our Chi
nese scholars who can speak three Of thes'
languages with Anency. there is not onl
who can safely either write or interpret al
important State paper without the assis
tanee OF teacher.
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f much or beauty as preserves affection,
Aamuch Of eheerlalness as spurns detection.
OF modest deierence as claims protection,
Yst stored with, reason aud reflection,
And syeFy passion held in due subiectlon.
last gasiIts enough to keep her from perfection
Find this. ny Triead. and then make your So
leqfion-
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Atwater's

DREMIUM SIS, Sewing Machines -
PATENTED Nay 9Th, 1851. TITS Naeldne has neither
loOper hook SHUTTLE gdng Or cam % Fe ont q ore and
fwARnED tha FIRST PREMIUM at The New Yorh state
Fnir held At Buffalo, Oct 9Th 1857 or Simplicity, DHrabli-
~ Capaciiy and Practical Ufiiiy
~ SiEGERS, aud WHEELER & WILSON'S ligh Tiiced
Machines weio "a comreiition.ER
Committee OF Awards q. tulyer. Editor Of Albany TX
ness nj B. Oviatt Eao rructra Machins Rochester, n.
" Phineas stanan Secretary Of lnghain OnNersy NJ y
and Calvin Hnribcrt, ESQ., NY
but 10 DO be admired and used to e apprscat4
The Machine he see and tested a. the boet ano
shoe sore Of n PFILIIP Aycrt for the sale of the At
waters, and other Sewing Machines. -
II Sirn of the Big Boot. 4Sl
Ashtabua, Apr5l IL 1858.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA
Announcement

ITO persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
"A. "A such a. sPERaiA Ar0RRHdl, SEMINAL WEAKNESS
IMPOTENCE, GONORRHu2A, GLEER SYPHILIS, the Vice
OF OSANISAI, OF SELF-ABUSE, &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION n view Of the awful dtsuc
ton Of human life caused BY Sexual Diseases and tho
eepons praciced upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis
by uacks have directed their consulting surgeon
charitable act worthy ofter name 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE
GAfIs TO all persons thus afflicted who apply b letter. with
description o. their coldon lac occupation habisA o. life
&e and n q extreme eyeIty and aulehng, to FUR
NISH MEDICINES FlRkk OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association Il benevolent nstution esiab-
shed BY especial endowment for the relief ef the sick
and distressed, afflicted With fisalenf and Elidemls D
eases" II has surplus Of mesnA which the directors
have voted 10 expenc 10 Advertising the above uotce s
nsedess to add that tho Association commands the hgof
Medical skill Of the age and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
JUST published BY the Association report permaiohoA
Seminal Weakpesa tho Vice nf Onaism snsiurhaiio
Self Abuse aud other diseases OF the Sexual Oan1 By
Consulting Surgeon which will be b. mail lln sealed
Enyeope) FREE or ciAlGE, the RECEIPT Of two saha
for postage.
Howard Association, No2 South NINTH Street. Phiadephia
GEO. FAIRcHLD, seeretary.
: a9-Om EZRA d. HEAITWFl.ls President
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4 BOOK FOR TnE MILLlON.-

IN fJUsr PUHiisuFo)
Treatise on FsTmentsd Liquors. The Art Of brewing,
Digtine Kecting Manufacturing Sugars Wines, spr-
It's and all kinds liquors. including Ciacr a Vinegar with
wood uta This work which been taycraby reviewed by
the n " Press contains 1000 valuable directions IN Medicine
Metallurry Pyroschqy, Artificial 6asno Cosmetics Aracial
Gam arabic Artificial Gems, Bleacbing of Shell lae,
sealing Wax Cementa, Pastcs Cleaning, Cleansing and
Clearing MAtsals Family Soaps Starch Polish, Cologne and
other Perfunasd Waters Dsatace Antique s Hair DYES
and Reatorsrs Soldering and vengr Narrishes and Inks
Price 81 mailed nee by the author.
Dr.. l.. FEUClITWANGER, Practical chemist
ta7ts 143 Maiden lane, Now York.
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MT REDHEAD, Successor to II. {

M REDHEAD, Successor to III. O
w TO0afBs, ss hia Old establtihod Shop ono doos
South of ank has hand for sale large and
nplendd assortment Of Harness o. every description, which nc
county PeonE WiAlng % buy COED nuhantlAi team o.
srnrn1o LIS o heiors puchasinx 6sanh0le An Noh Cox
up In the 1eWRa Hlyr ana 0r eegEncQ ana curHnil rp
b. uurpaHllds An work uananiGd,
Wniiis aasortnent n Whips vas nestr nsalre hai
cheap At present. ho Is alao peppr.a - % AZ hinds
oardaqo trimming With ueainetF and dispatch
RnfAlnIso AZ m kinel promptly attended 70. 20 not ior
eet The place one rop2 ~ tht Bank han Sueet Ahta
bula Ohio. June n, t1bI. W.
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iaila, Oct. 25th, 1896,
BOOTS & SHOES,

BOOTS g. SHOES,
TUsT RECEIVED, by
j RO o T q NJ 0 R Il S o N
$50 pairs Medis thicl. Boots, So'ss 10, Il,
so do do Kip Boots, do I, 10, IL,
so do do Calf Boos do 7, 10, II,
1i5 do Boys thick Bouis, do =, S ~
Is do do Kip Doois do T. s 10,
"a do Youths Calf Boots, do 5, 10, 13,
800 do Ladies' Kip, Cali, and EnaInelled Leather Boots
(cuts Congress- CATER Kid Calf and Enamelied Leather;
do Buffalo and Rubber Overshoes;
Ladies' Morocco, Kid and Lasting Congress Caters;
do Jenny Kind Patent Leather and Enamelled Busktns
eo silk Lasting Caters, foxed al round;
do Morocco and En8nielled Caters;
Misses Lasting GaterE, Nos 10 and u;
do EnamelIed and Calf Lace Boots, 10, tce;
Chidren'a Calf Lace Boots, for winter
do Lasting Tip'd Caters;
do Morocco Lace Boots;
Boy's Calf, Kipand Patent Leather Shoes
Ladies' aud Gents Rubbers Buskns and Sandals;
do do Cork Soles
In fact everything in the line Of Boots and Shoes Having
given this branch Of business special attention for
yearsknowing the wants Of the community and having
but the very best Of work. think think sa
say that in this line Not to be beat CALL oo
AND YOU VIII CONVINCED. ROOT x MORRISON.
Ashtabula, Oct. G, 1855.
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DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint and Costivness-

1T nav be Of advantage 70 pelsoAs AuIlcl-
"a stlthe above conpains know that among tho many
medicines nut forth them there Il none that 50 SneeeAH-
fiI. s,,eeft and e0octuaily roieves them, ~ the
'f' AMI COsTIFE AND LIVER POWDER
tae ingredient In tote Powders IS IL itself wholesome
edene and adapted meet aud correct some sypiom IA
the above Complaints They perfectly dr and reduced 70
very Are powder contain neither sugar acid nor aichoho ana
sr not liable 70 fernent and turn on the Eon-
acb ~ d saay the With Bles and okgPs neither
viii fhey over purge and exhaust the Bowels aud leave thon
aoo cive than before using them, do Isi but on tho
CONTRARY they neuaze and abob the hot aud aela acid and
enda L haincss gently stimulate tho digestive osgan excite
the liver and induce bowels TO with ease and regular
Nv thus removing through the natural outlets ot the body
ohutrcts the ee and regular action O Mo various
ane il 10 gentle natural way, that porson are sef &c
aware tat they have taking medicine excek y the in
royencnt which gradually yet surely follows tasr use. Fer
sos therefore troubled With any Of the difficulties Tor which
tbess powcr are recommended ought 70 give thsm fat
reni For Sale BY GEO WILLARD.
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QRAFFENBER9
FAMILY MEDICINES
fIqaff pngrInn
HOME M 81 7TWONY

Hartford, Trumbull Co. o., Masch tih, 1867.
hereby eerfy that have been dealing Ia the Graftnbcrn
Medicines for the past year, nnd iuy say that have
never offered any medicines to the public that have met with
The decided appreciation OF the people like these particularly
ihe Pills and Caihocnn They win readily perform all ans
more than la evomet oi thcn have sold about hy bot
Ties c CssAocon the past and hcn The best
suits in every case :. Il c. JOHNSON, Medical Agt.
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COUGHS q COLDS.

A YER'S Cherry Pectoral. fayoFite and
excellent remedy for coughs and all lung complaints
Also Wistars BalAani Of Wild Cherry
James Expect0rant
Rogerss syrup, ligersort Tar and carchainguh
Sellers Cough Syrup
YanghAns LitioutIiPtlc 3iirfaIe
kennedy'n Medical Discovery
uf Sauiorda ibvlgorntnf
Oxyeenated nittera. Or Geo GIoepa
Brante blood Puriher
(uFnatt'u \ fellow Dock and Sanarrila
Btanta iulnonerF Dalfam
Mavahalpa Iltern6 GAlhnllc0n is.
Carlere To1nnlo Restorative
Dr Rnt I1aiPt hel4sm f1g ihe Lungs
Dr Bafdton1 Extract fiteweed
81 d IN et6hna Cough Nlizir
ID Vegetable tAiharlo
Hungarian BalSan syrup Eapthn Cctfh c1ptlf rouaf
rolenees, kc. for sse D. BRNHAM 3 5ofFsot'
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lam aphyscan Of thirty gears preeiico. Ny principal
study hss en disease Vt female They have generally hsd
inv lest enurs Obtaining the materials eomp7sing Mar
sllfv Uterine Cathocon was pleased With teui; gave
them hr trial and found myself abondanty successful 81
nv former praciice could only mitigate the ymptona q
sout half the caaps and could not cure In ten. Now
eau radically a eae IN twenty and mitigate
M rest consider Marshalls Uterine Cathelicon tho great
eet blessing 70 females havn met with.
es' O'''' . III WILLIAMS M D. Charleston.
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Read whnt Dr. Bushnell says Of the cfaenberg Medlcinc
Dr. H. physician OF extensive practice and one of the
most successful IN the county rubui in which be resides
aThs certGes that have used the G1aenberg pills and
sarsas cathoicon sold hee ly j. H. c. Johnson ~ my
rsee 10 nv entire aasactiob They are good medicines.
Or. q. W. BUSHNELL,
Hartford, Trumban Co. o., March /, 1857.
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lsss fnEsla ammryAr. 1883
pxAN RTE 9.


CSEO. HALL at Ashtabula, Ohio, in
NJ ,ites c attention Of those defsug 20 purchase .ii.
s dhrinr thc niR on aunrncrlc the Oct Of hlr reces
IND sgre clock 81 Superior styles and quality ot tanos
ana Aeodcona for the Spng and sumhef uale on y ts ~
n M t,o hard iift We feel nof little peasuio ~ wy
couc praise bestowed uron The superior qva Of our n
srunents aleadysod and aeg leare % sa ha out '
sfo 4 AMI cor 10 anything yet received neneinocr a
10 S,r nohinr cheap inieror and every h4E y ~aisan
Cd pert We wis nof harea pcor ,ssreos 's,nE
81 Ii ", ear heip a. We want iiiis dtwn or AZ
II rc.sibea c5edit Willie given q and mcoths oi us
haiance. 80. r.. v,,.y
()d raaas azf McIodeoao faien in ErcaeHetJr 4'sH'
STOOLS, COVERS, INSTRUCTION Bpoks'
4. an hsua Yoorg aides VII are teaehg, have In
etrients by paving portion At thc eos q easn wlIn
Thoac who rlsh to ofer, vii be jset es Ne,l & ~ s
they here % etcct 10 nj fh % ea "uN V7 s"
yoc may not wish q purchaFe ~ lleseS . -. - -
Refer 10 IT, EAss FIT who Will atena 70 'ue sae VI in
sfrun,enl4 IA atsence 80, ~, ,,,-. =.
p,e' pa, -''' GEO. HALL
ArrI 10Th, lsfs. --------.---------------.-.ass as
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EHh Best Family Medicine now before
- tle rp,.,e an ihe 81 81 scrofs, Ulcers sraEyyi "A
Euptuna ef inc alu foAlfnnd Af nysp6fia, DrpH .na
In Nct most m Diseases eed f theft uuiiro pr0fen
II has been ecuggd that duriue last twenty years
upwa o fou. have hocn belnhted ~ the
Of thee medicines fact which speaks soluea 10 favor
Of their curative single trial will place them be-
~ theruse tt blood sefortd 70 hcatav eais And faeA
from oil Impurities The system not reduced during theis
huaness of pleasure
~ anntest s4 ~ sn ,s,s.ile 'at Ni""e
p,e,src bv W N hOFFAT NJ ~ proplietos Nav Yoth
And for sale BY VbOhVb NihhAttn, DfufEit
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LNARE REDUCED THE p.@SA4rs9
a Regular Fare from Ashtabula TO War G=sk=z--s
rem has been put Two Dollars aud from Jefferson Ash
huLa, Fifty Cents.
You that to ride cheap and comfortably do 20 by
taking this line The entire ine from Ashsbua to Saler has
been stocked with good horses coaches and ehs roes
&c. We put travellers through time and with
fort as low tel ly thcfr conveyance and
without the trouble. II. T. Il J. G. CULVER.
OhicesAshtahula House, AshtahulA Prentice House. JEFF
erson January l3 1851 o5
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Prove aH Things 1

JAsA NA CA@~ aA4<~s 49,
Prove all ThiDgsi
TAR II. W.. WADSW0RTH, Eclectic
4tstias sna Hnszeoa i b p atiendanae - fsaorss
6.hlatuis. hehia,s.is Loose Saturday suy .
ltasftoa. feeursaae knaas ~.
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