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an minnsrs i1 sr.LInt. rt rais On e1ltllsi1a
shat o. f,.l l1-I TIE trmrafatts a.rtef, q
ircisrt al u1lrl CIVILIZATION. AFsf contrast.
ing suyrua a. ituas ADD o. % ma b.. ny sent
ou % remark that there are e,turau & d4ra
1laiy in modern e.v.Iist.8r, uatr1an % any
% The frms RI ciu.iltiHl existing i1 ihs Eat.
grn world To- ancient TINES, EARNING. ugllth
ADJ comfort Wrfc confined o. favored iss. and
shea they DISAPPEARED. iae rare va is1 Boz
bar blngu. IN MODERN times i6tt" clHet Ard
material e-I1yre1ts arc s1 rsrJfaly jFgsei.
that even % tle grruiHeHt mrl sfrlI hs
Nithlnau, tLe common veal s0ld uot Do
seriously disturbed Dr. the Oh civilization
. 40 advances .l tls arts zrl srie1tr, Injured
% DE beG,ht ~ iht paursrsl Tea tlt
masses RE none " tItIr refining al enrich,
Ing influence. ~ ancient iHygUu1ns hardly any
were ever employed iar iis public COOL Nos.
Ia,cG.ll auI discovery are practical, and large.
ly increase doe -rTaa' griIyu-ui The an
ccuts built pyramids Ft build steam engines,
and ,l place within thg reach 0f al. even lhe
humu.s,'. che appliances vi luxury, as vel a,
I 0. necessity. TOE ane.slr rr.rsi colossal
statues, 0r fmei vast and intricate hhyrath,;
He construct railroad, and lasaeH. tg'e.rarhs.
eaure.uu. Ni.'y ..paufsl sections 0I country,
h1rm1H.sug diverse Interests, blending discard.
ont sentiments. aal bringing lhe ahn.s human
family Iu'I one great cod Sublime brotherhood
Another 4.st.r- gushing feature IS that yl4-aiiaH
U.lggrtg, our civilization. There never vas
such 900 amount of thiHan. hIcHt--such Boz.
tense Intellectual activity BOO thc world, a, al tle
present ume. 10 b, uHIlt,ii0nlbe thlt such
elements 0l rlmluercc as these do uHi rXis,
I iH any Of DE irms % ancient civilization
liiby.o1iau, Persian, Egyptian, LyaiaD, Gfgghn
% Roman Still ihe only effective conserving
element 0f mHlom civilization Is vital religion.
/ the principle, ola living Christianity i1ur0IEli
into ,ae soul, aUl rolling ta.H.s OiAe great
L.ly vi cItEegs With this element % cHr,er.
wilton DO iu.' and controlling action, the ius-i1,
a'.rg cannot set limits % tAc duration oi our
.c.sI aud social -laiAu1a, 0r estimate ths per.
lection o. which Dc may bee brought. 0r measure
the happiness of which il may be made The
source bat with this element eliminated from
our civilization, Or actin, only with a feeble and
.dIh.uI, power wc ,aa,. descend Ike others, %
an ic8migrl, oblivion. The buildings and
monuments that ue rear vil ,0urr. b.j1.ntcd
stones Will h., iu massive ruins; and DO distant
lagos. the traveller who discovers and m0rl'iIes
over them will ,ay Of us, perhaps, that some
nation, capable % great Ihiu-,, must have once
existed here But II wc arr true 20 our priv,
.'esss and the trust which they involve. our
'couatry viii escape die doom Of ;he cxliug. ua'
tons AND chgrshs of antiquity; our civilization
vii. gruU pgrsr and better through al coming
ages, and our Institutions viii t1Ir,h il uade.
|oyn- strength aud beauty to the latest period
OF tine
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sP EcIAL NOTICES
SANDS sARsAPARIILA

tsr.Istriisl r.sri, 70 raaf af .tls.f. t-Ii.r
o. ere 70 -'rr, li.9frls, cd .rsstfs ltrasss .
'srsrar o. e. s.ass 90 t.sal,s its r..i rsssrs
80 -grr,Iart.su '- o., 90 t.ail.s lJ- t-,
sar'1lft Ia 1sfls. rfssl--. Wlf-r o. a. sf,,f-a.
ia1t 'attspu- 80 t.sfaUt. -rt.sas ,r,---.f. Dee.
49, '.--f.--e-'ir arra o. J,,s1, .u t.rt- rr-r-rt,
'.r'rras-' - ts.s.as 90 .-r-at,, o. sr74ti. 80,
iTrlafs t--lry r,rr.t, ~ o. s--a--Isl.- % -.l.I
asi.rf. 80 i ,-'iff.r .-r1s--. -.-t-sI,.tt-r-,tf
o. 'lt f'srtft tf.sisfs1
Prepared '-islii tyh.nAp 'ANus rrar.,t,. 90
rate o. N-sYt-t.
80 ai'stJt. loGaylc', ua-,.as a-tty r-lr.
$50 g-1lr,LJ usls
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IMPORTANT CURES
fFeui The HsS 81 DsrtsF uHIIs uatsam.

WI. 70 -H1Hl fr.T vFHrua pHlsst. ~ E..F.
arat &c. hi'sf-i 90 ,..,sr r.rtE-,f.afa El.is. o..
s-'iai core q laa'saf ia Oh ..Ilf o.. ial,i,.tsa o.
lasii.iHs j. r'lfl % uat ll4s-.
Lll.' MAJ, 3d. % ISIS.
NJ O. % s..rH rs4- s-.-Ia Oh .-l.-e4tra ,-rs- %
-a'y o. ahts t1rsu-r rssstsau rr-1s-, l,rr De-
e. h.T-s tai a.-rss ts lll-s- o. o. Hl-s G...-..
90 I harr iaas ihaTr ils,r.l tra rurr % -ary
'u'r, .t1r t.-a ir..sI s.u t.srr5 e.lsr. ar.lIsi
STA s-ltr ra.1 .a as lI iI. yr.sf q --.Ta o. irfI-
isg lsf .rias1i .s.rr .a..f .-, HH lss-l. rl.-i
ea1iaai asbn5 .r., a. lra-. u .si. l,stsr., e.. u.
grace
ihrafda'Tglr great a.i.gHr-la.H tt.is sh1bnIt raI
H-aui u.la-i aHI sai.taf.a. rref az Lan.l- t-ft.
n5ay a hJaFaf ue lrr.t J4a. E.l.-ir. E.tuataaIyts
ls hafHIl.T3l esal--si, 30 O. uy u.f.. s-faI hsI
'as atassi, O. lr,I-s1s y.ar % t.s, ut, f.lrrug.u
hrr Ils', ria-.l l.r ,salJI1g s.Als, e, uaHi % as
u,.gatau su ts'ug. Ols t..' b5.u, " HAL. u.it.u
cared ,sr, ,ll iasIi a1u r. Ary Prsl ssHla fl-tsr
1ff1A,la .l r'ssri 0. alr s,'si Gao lI lt a. ny ,s
darss, uf,r E-I'Nl'. s.ssi rl-iir.l E.sraas Ly.
ISAAC CuElsNAN.
Tornistrr. o. LOGAN A CO., wi.s.a..ya alss-lr
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"REDucED nr DYSPEPSIA To \ MrEE SEEir.
ToS'-Cgrei ly "BrrLa5cs NaiLmd Biusr."
Mr.. l. lIalchett, trader probably as well
known IS any man in Western PennSylyania,
states as follows: II met with 4 farmer in Arm
strong county who was roireai By Dy,gsg'il
10 q mere skeleton. persuaded him TO buy
bottle Of Burhave's Holland Bitters, believing
it would cure him. Meeting him some months
after, what was my establishment at finding him
a hale, hearty man; he told me be now rsigIsi
900 pounds, and that this wonderful change
had been produced by Brrhavc's Holland Bit.
tiers to which he attributed solely his rest0ra.
ton.
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W AsulNGEoS, IA, ArJii .. 1907.
N,,rrs Curoi,U raR NrDsrHo.
10 your PAPER of tie 5li inst, appeared q
communication, written from this place. in which
the author give, a marvellous ses0uUt % the
appearance and conduct ol person said 10 be
the yeritao,e Mrs. EIrIl.l r'iHf Cunningham, So
notorious IN the criminal calender of New YORK.
Now, il may seem pity to spoil q well gotten
up story, but from personal knowledge Of the
facts Of the case, and !0r the sake Of truth and
justice, feel constrained TO pronounce the a..
bored eilugt Of your correspondent entirely
grouudless. Mrs Eurlgll va, not al the Fulton
House, IN Washington, at the time alleged
by your correspondent, nor dl believe that
that distinguished parsonage has ever hon
orci our borough Wl.h her prcssucc. Il
may do very well Is A scheme with which to
gull the crciulOuS aud curious, 90 c1uc3ct and
publish such stuff; bot The effect thereof can be
Of no possible advantage to any body. need
not say anything 10 regard TO the AUDIBLE
motives which prompt those who scrutiuiEs the
Appearance and movement Of every lady who
may chance to stop alta hotel. and start damas-
Ing reports upoa mere suspicion, or allegation,
Of mysterious eoRdacl; that in charity, will
eoncede 10 be mere matter Of taste; yet, al,
the same time, must be- permitted to say that
do not admire the ambition which leads such
persons to spread their peculiar notions before
the public through the medium Of newspapers
repeat that Ms Burdell has never been guest
At the Fulton House, Washington, Pa.
ions lIALL.
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$50 srs .afrmI Gan wd'larr. bat ihs
ambitions Joe NlyIar weHtup 60 thr Cou,sa.
usn r'al nominated our fi.nd Porter 80 tae
u,s Cove lhs other day, aIlh .srasss'. stock
iai % "a u4ry ra.uN1aE ulI-a be lad
prepared, endorsing Ba.ialaaa Ala.aH traiiaa
clean ard clear through rom La-oHf'a1 10 tas
"thIrty million demand Joe inrri hisis,o.
lHi.5as ia tas ClaysHda., hli obey zal'!r.te1
them Ut 81. hat oa iH7 contrary kicked them
clear under lhs utIr
IT, no wonder Doe Doctor aas uhmsrEsl
with Ja-. and Jar', resolutions aaI Jas.s ths,,
On nIrssr hanging u1HI Do. Hrr..
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.


Prepdr,i Ir5zs prst,rlp'ioH efsir J. Clarke " D.,
Psytic!Ia EgtrIorfiarry % ~ casSn.
Tli Invaluable asIsiH, Is gzfaGag 10 Tie Of al
those painful and dangsrosi diseases TO which The female
constitution !, subject, !, moderate, all sIesu and re.
aov,i all ossssasOus, AID lsPesy cure nay be relied
TO HARMED LADIES
II IL especially suited lis IL short the brnE the
monthly period VITA regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Doiar beaH Ire Government
SiazP Of Great BriiAIz, "a pIsveai soaHisrism.
CAUTION.
Ter PiHs ti0aA H0i be taken ys1rni,I dsriag hs
FIRST THREE MONTHS 81 PrtgHaasu, as Asy are
sure 70 lrisg A!seariGgs Jgidi GEs o1sr fns nsy
are sIt.
In all eases Of Nsrreui And sPrA Asssioui, Paia Ia
he Back and Labs Taagus SrAt yEsriiou, Papia'
ton Of The Heart, HyHstss and wilkes, these Pulls VII
saeetL cure when all other means have failed, and al.
though powerful remedy DO not contain iron, eAloEe
anthony, or anything hurtisl to the constitution.
Faldrsstioai Ia the PazPhls, around each PasEiEs,
which should be carefully pres,rved.
Sole AEsatforths uaiisd stitsi Ead cln'tl,
jon MOsEs,
GaisI. c. Baldwin Co.. Rosks,.sr,S.Y.
N.B.-ii,J0 ard postage fianT, s1sloisd to ny
;horssi Agsn;, I'll iasgre bottle, esaiilnnr - Pulls
By return nzl.
FOR sale By 7. II. LOGAN CO., IN wheeling,
B. L. Pahnesioek Co., Wholesale AErnts, PttiburE;
Psres Ladd Co., Wholesale AgtEts Tor Va, a Reh.
nond. apz-iy
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j. & G. MENDEL,
III uaIu street.. WhesIiur, Va,

NoIti uaIu street., Whssiiug, Va,
IIANE Iast rarH.r.N rf|r .srlf aHI srrHI.i sr.'aE
| sl.es n JAErttr rHHss-HH I1 Taraf Ea Velvet,
ufafs5s, Tapr,tT lHsra.a, A.f uTsH.s, L.fs, Mats,
Mating aud uU g.u..H.
Usy. rH hand alar.t sHt ,'IlENItr EE ~ s,srr
description. HbHaagHrr Dol tirnsr,f. - r best mate.
raT az hl iIr H.|HI arHHI Is.f u.rIr#H. ta.t|...
U.sHHa Csr.Ht ua.rH I FEATHER HriI NsirasHe., Mas
i.H. .fIHf, 81 ..H.IF. tIr.Ha H. uarhfttt a.
49,. HFe ..aTr O. UnI or" uHrHfHH ~ Co. raH.r O. uHr
fratlfr our bHTHrif, H farHHh gsurs,
HJIs and tfra .at vI r,,rf .Is essay IH tlFir
.aH 10. f.H HrH h.a# la ff- t.TE prepared o. iH
o. auI a.I &c i.s Hs COB ..s. HtHH Nrss Iah'gFl
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th-.r llrt tgars t.ai tlfltnsi 10 otr-vb-'m
t,r. by hstnrf'lHr1 0ft iIll ari uiys
serf Wbsi so %. sy q ihe as0npalb.y
Inv''s T-rr1irr hzl borne sgri fruit on
al Do buH.aas, f.eiy has found tue flglit
Do DE fielis % sr.Jrrs. even prayer be- flsci
fuu ter lG- set uifl Cas'ilial teus'
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x HayiaE, a. heavy cEpeadfars. t1rn,hrd or job
oalee VII all nserstry materials embracing Typ Enles
BoriF Cat, &C, % The --latest most fashoHalle Is
70 rsntsF capable % executing equal 10 that n any
etr establishment 10 tie city. aad possessing helles IN
te Eay u steam 1e for doing EoTs eEpelto4sy uuaur
pissed D. any ether Office, respectfully present our
eas lr sharr q rulc patronAgr, EtsFias thos- uko
snirur hdr uors 20 that cart thrn be vaufr= q
CIV enttc 'at.stscilou- haTt-'ss ~
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NEtsEfNL
sEs Ne. q Main 80. Centre wheeling.
IDn BBis Sortltt Nils Wlte Wirat E1-IIy TIour.
NV y,y superior Article a,t received AMI '5r ssl4 By
afi GLO. ADAMS so. y Maln st.
DIR JAMES W. CLEMENS,
nFFICE 0S UNION sTEEET, usit door % thai Of wee
" :. CI-rsus aps-iy
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For Rent.
For Rent.
Old Newspapers Wanted.

WE EIu pay Scents ,r pound ior on Newspaper de-
w Hyvf-i Atoar Waf,hsasr @ Main ii,-'t
uE2.-lm r. SWEENEY 4 sos.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-27

JoxArHAN AND rnr EHfREss, The n, X.
Ereniag Posi- relates an anecdote, which is
good, whether fact or fiction. "Among
our recent Representatives abroad was a
gentleman hoiling from the far west On
bis way to the scene Of bis diplomatic labor
he had occasion to visit Paris. Calling up-
on the worthy old Virginia gentleman who
represents us az the Court Of Napoleon, he
expressed special desire TO ''see Eugeny."
He was informed that Sunday was the re-
ception day Of the Empress, aud that
our Minister TO France would have great
pleasure in presenting him on that day. At
the time appointed onr western friend made
bis appearance equipped in the gorgeous uni
form Of o Col Of the lbwa miitia. H. was
formally presented to the Emperor as the
Honorable Mr. Blank, fully accredited to
the Court Of Blank The usual formal sal
tuaiion having been performed, he was pre-.
sented TO the Empress
''I'm proud to make yur acquaintance,
maam,p said our representative I've
heerd greai deal of you, by yamootual ac-
qpainiouce Of ouru. who's ben atravclin' iu
Newfup, and seen pooty' much al fhe men
and wimmu that's worth KNOWN He SAYS
ina Emprcr Nic'las IS the very fust man in
4twMp; the very fust, by q long shot: au'
he soys you're the finest woman be ever
sced--the very finest Tbat are mootuaI
friend OF oufn Judge Douglats Of Illinois
an' tell YOU hes tust rate Judge of vim
min, he is'
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AxER'S
.A.guN Cure.
roR run SPEEDY Guar or

FoR Tun SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fevor, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Apue. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Billions Fevers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
md with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any guam
tty.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be Of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks of
this bnlcfl dsfcmper. This "CuBB" eXpels
the miasmatic poison Of FEVER AND AoUE
from the system and prevents the develop
mcnt of the disease, if tn6en on The first APP
proach Of H. premonitory symptoms 10 is
not only the bost remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also The
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
q dollar brings It within the reach Of every
Lody; and in bilious districts, where FEVER
AND AGU8 prevails every bOdF sHouU idNC IL
and use il freely both for cure and protection.
|; is hoped this price will place it within the
reach OF all--thc poor as well as the rich.
great superiority of this remedy over any
lthcr ever discovered for the speedy and Ger
cain cure Of mtcrmittents is that it contains
10 Quininc or mineral, consequently it pro-
lucss no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it arc left as healthy as if thcy had never
nal the disease,
Power and Agueis not alone tho consequence
Of the inia,natic poison A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
nliudaess, Toothache, Earache, CatarTh Asth-
ma, pnlpitation, Painful Affection of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Colic,
Paralysis, aad Dcrangomcnt of the Stomach,
all Of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This CURE" eXpels the poison from
the blood and consequently cures them all
alike. it is an invaluable protection to immi-
grants md persons travelling or temporarily
cid.ng IN the malalious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
iactjor, that viii be excrcted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
t. ripcn into disease. Hence it is even more
vaiuaLe FOR protection than cure, and few will
cvor suffer from Jntcnmittents, if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af-
f0riS
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II. FAssETT. Agent
FOR TIM
Sale, Purchase, and Rent of Real Estate


Sale, Purchase and Rent Of Real Estate
elINsURANcE, NM
Negotiation Of Loans, Collection Of Debts, &c
AsHTABULA, OHIO.
DROPERTY Sold for Commission only,
II and no sale no charge. Sale direct OF Indirect con
Three acres Of land situated on one Of the most pleasant
streets IN Ashtabua VILLAGE, on which thee goou mouse
good fruit &c. " being the property owned by Warren Cook
Is for sale at bargain Enquire Of Mr. Cook on the premises
Of H. Fassott
lam Of 90 acres owned BY T. G. Hoffman good improve
ments at a great bargain.
The farm owned BY Mr. Kingsbury opposite Willis Davis,
steam Saw mill Plymouth containing 45 acres with good
buildings fruit and water for sale cheap and on favorable
terms Of payment.
"a Acres Of land under good state Of cultivation, With cd
buildings fruit and living water less than mile north o
Court House in Jeierson desirable resdenceor sale
st the very low price Of 1880 with very easy terms pay
ment enquire Of Joseph Chae, premises orof H. Fa
sett, Ashtshua.
That well known grass and grain Farm containing Of 22C
(only miles from Astabus Plank Road owned by
D. Hubbard ESQ Good buildings water and fruit Forty
timber balance under cultivation Prce SOOO Enquire
Of owner at above Office. ...
so acres miles SOUTH Plank Road the Farm Formerly
owned by Solomon SmhAna house and barn. t and goot
timber Can be had at be rgan.
Two large and valuable farms owned by F. Harmon ESQ
One 267 acres centre Of Sheffield under high state
cheese house. fruit &c. An excellent dairy farm Price $50
per One Of l3l acres ~ mills south a Monroe on Flank
hundred improved; good buildings Terms OF pay
ment on either Of above, accommodating
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From these figures II will be that nearly one fourth OF
the total deaths in the country caused by consumption
y nothing Of the numerous other diseases spinging
q slight cold"
Do not iae with your health; but IL suffering from cough
or cold on the lungs buy bottle ofHOOFLANDS BAISAM-
lC CORDIAL, and you may safely count cure Thou
sands have done and have certified to its wonderful effects
Cou hs sometimes proceed from disoreed or dysneptic
state Of the stomach in which the German Bers should
be used In Of weakness general debility Of the
TEN, resulting from protaced cough, the German Btery
will be found Of great benefit.
Prepared only by Dr. G. M Jackson AIS Arch street. Phil
adepha Price rs cents per bottle For sale by GEORGE
WILLARD, Ashtabua; a MILLER Austiuburg; W AL
LEN Jefferson; J. LYON Conneaut A GIBBS Windsor
STRING 4 WEBSTER, Geneva. 1y472
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ity ! understand that you require each
member over one tenth Of all he produces
or earns to the Church.
b. Y.-Tbat is requirement Of our
faith. There is no compulsion as to the
payment Mach member acts IN the prem
scs according to his pleasure, under the
dictates uf his own conscience.
II G What is done with the proceed,
OF this tithing Z
Continued on 2Dd Pare
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GANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORA
II TOR. NEVER DERIIATEs

TT IS COMPOUNDED entirely from Gums and has become
established fact, STANDARD Medicine known and approv-
ed by all that have used II, and is now resorad 10 viii,
confidence in all the diseases for which It'll recommended
II has cured thousands within the last two years who
had given up all hopes of lief the numerous unoic-
tied certificates in Tiy pos E session show
The dose must be adapted = 10 the emnerament of the
indlg taking and used q In such quantities as 10 act
gently the P,Nes
Let the dictates Of your Judgment guide you in the
Of the Liver nvgorator and will cure Liver Com
plants, Bilious attacks Dys pepSia, Chronic Diairhoea
Summer Complaints Dysen- terry Dropsy, Sour Stomach
Habitua Cosveness, Cholic, Cholera, Cholera Morbus
Cholera lnntum, Fatuence Jaundce, Female Weakness
and may he used fully az an Ordinary Fami,
Medicine IL will Sick Headache, las thousands car
TESTIFY in twenty minutes two or three Teaspoonfuls
taken at commencement of = attack.
All who It giving their testimony In its favor
Mix ia the with the Inyiporaor and swallow
both together
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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sanf0rd,s Family oathartio PilIs,

Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts and put up
Glass Cases, Air Tight and will keep in any climate
THE FAMILY CATHARTlC PILL is gentle but actiy,
Catharic which The propre tor has used in his pacc,
than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who have
long used the lts and the = satisfaction which all ees
In regard TO their use has : iuced me TO place them
in the reach of all. -
The Profession well know that different Csthartcs ar
different portions of the - bowels.
The Family CtBhartic Pill u has with due reference "a
TINS well established fact been compounded from u va.
rety Of the purrs vegeta Extracts which act aEe
on every part OF the amen ary canal and good and
safe in all where Ca q hartic Is needed spc a,
arrangements Of the Sto- = mach, Sleepness Pains in
lne back ana ons Costye ness Pain and Soreness over
the whole body, from sudden = cold which feouentv fneg
ected end in long course = Of Fever Loss of Annette
Creeping Sensation Of cold over the body Restiassnes
headache, or weight in the head all lnsmmatory Dis
eases. Worms in Children or . Adults Rheumatism, yreo
Purifier Of the Blood, aud diseases 10 which Hssh d
heir too numerous TOO mention in this advertisement Dos,
to 3. Price 80 cents
The Liver rygorstor and Family Catharic Pills are retail
ed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by the Trade il
all the large towns.
S. T. SANFORD, NJ, D..
Manufacturer and Proprietor
lyfSd 335 Broadway, Few York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-27

nay Husband | must have some change
to-day" well, stay at home aud take
care of the children that will be change
enough"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-27
German Bitters,


Such as Constipation Inward Files Funess Blood 10 the
Head Acy Of the somRoh Nausea Heartburn Disgust ioi
Food Funess or Weight Ia the stomach, Sour Emotaons
Sinking Futerng at the Pit of tho Stomach, Swimming
the Head Hurried and dic-lt Breathing Flutering The
Heart, Choking or Suhooang Sensations when IN lying
Yeowness Of tho skin aud Eyc Pain the Side Back Chest
Limbs &c. Sudden Fushes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh
Constant lmagnings Of Evil and great Depression Of Spirits
The propetor In calling the attention of the public to this
preparation do so with afeeng Of the utmost confidence 10
its virtues aud adaptation to the diseases fer which Il Is
commended.
lt nd untried article but that has stood the
test Of ten rs trial before the American people, and its
reputation anu sale unrvaed by any similar preparation
extant The temony in It's favor given by Prominent and
we'll known Physicians and individuals in al parts OF the
country Is immense and careful perusal Of the Almanac
published annually by the proprietor and 10 be had gratis Of
any Of his Agents cannot but satisfy tho most keptca that
this remedy really deserving the great celebrity It has Oh
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