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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

The last English news is to the effect, that
the English Government is in commune alton
with our own, on the subject of "the cruelties
practiced on board of American vessels" and
it was stated in parliament that power had been
given to Mr.. Dallas, to enter into negotiations
to put an end to the atrocities so disgraceful to
humanity.
The UniUerse, French JournaD publishes
letter of the Pope to the Archbishops and the
Bishops setting forth the motives of his refusal
to accept the advice of the Emperor to give up
Romagna.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

TIE Norfolk Herald rebukes one of its
Southern eOadjntOFs fer Psblishihg its pre-
tended lists Of White and Black New York
Traders, and repndiates the dirty neanness
OF spirit that could prompt such a proceed.
ing. In this il displays much more manli-
ness, and mnch lOftier tone, than was ex-
hibited by some Of the mercantile houses
themselves, which instead Of eontemning
the whole thing, forthwith rushed into print
with an eager desire to publish their own
sbleetness Of spirit, and with bsted breath
and craven humbleness meekly bowel TO
the rod Of their Southern Overseers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

~. As a dsaeoa A., on an extremely
cold morning In old times. vas riding by the
house of his neighbor B.. the latter was
shopping wood The usual saIatatlons were
exchanged, the severity Of the weather
briefly discussed. and the borsewsn made
demOnstrati0ds Of passing on. when bis
neigbbor detaiaed him with, " Don't be In q
hurry. deacon. Wouldn't you like glass
OF good old Jamaica, this morning 27--
Thank you kindly" said the old gentle
man. At the same time beginniBg to dis
monnts with ell the deliberation becoming
. deacon ] don't care If do."-"Ah,
doa't troubls yourself 10 get o6. deacon,"
said theneighbor. ! msrey asked for in
formation. We haFeO't drop IL The
houss1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

Mr.. Helmick, of Ohio, has proposed in Con-
gress to reduce the pay of members to the old
standard Of SO a day. Some papers are de-
lighted at this, aud profess to see the change
effected. Perhaps Mr.. Helmick is one of those
who made capital on the stump by promising
to introduce such bill time will show
whether it is part of his or aDybOdy's intention
o bring it to a vote.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

HAzLETT FOUND GUILTY-The trial of Haz-
lett was concluded on the 10th. The testimony
as to his identity as one of John Browns asso-
cates at Harper's Ferry was conflicting. yet the
jury found him guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree The prisoner received the announcement
with the same indifference that has characteriz-
ed his conduct throughout the trial.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

The HorsE BINDINe.-Messrs. II. D. Cooke,
Of the Ohio State Journal, and G. w. Alexan-
der, of Westchester county, New York, have
been awarded the contract by the Printing
Committee to do House Binding, at the average
rates of the last Congress. The job is said to
be lucrative one aud the work will be execu-
ted in Washington, thing never done before.
Mr.. Alexander has heretofore been a sub-con-
tractor and did the work in New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
NOTICE.
J In the Ashtabula COM

l. y
John Cooper, Plaintiff, In the AshtabuA COM
j. M Wood, and John +. Robertson. mon Pleas
j. NJ. Wood Of Whitesde County in the State of nlinois
Will take notice that John Cooper of SaybrOOk Ashabua
county Ohio did the 30 day Of April A. 1859 filed his
petition In the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Asha6ula in said State Of Ohio against said
j. NJ Wood and John P Robertson defendants setting forth
that there due the plaintiff from the said defendants upon
promsOy note given by them to the said plaintiff the ib
day of January S4s and payable in year from date
the sum Of One Hundred Dollars and Seventeen Cents with
interest from the Both day of April 1889, and the plaintiff
asks judgement for that amount against the said Defendants
And the said j. NJ Wood further notified that the plaintiff
at the same time caused order of attachment to be issued
against said NJ Wood and the TO upon the
following Real Estate of the said J. NJ Wood to-wit Upon
about one OF land situate in the township of Saybo
county Of Ashtbua and State of Ohio bounded as fol-
lows On the North by the GraFe Yard the East and
South by lands OF Smith Walker On West by the High.
way and known the Westinghouse lot upon which the
Congregational Church formerly stood
The said j. H. Wood notified to appear and answer
day Of March.
JOHN CooPER,
BY Sherman Farmer, Attorneys for Plaintiff
February l. 1860 6vr6oa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

Judge DOUGLAS has said, within day or two,
that he thought at one time he was gaining at
the South, but that now he doubted and was
by no means certain that his time would come
before 1864. JEFFERSON DAVIS denies that
DOUGLAS has the ghost of chance at Charleston.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
Insuranoe--.Fire and Marine.

Insuranoe---Firs and Marine.
AM prepared to issue Policies in the
following sound and reliable Insurance Companes at the
very lowest adequate rates.
Vessels and their Cargoes
Stores Hotels Warehouses; Curces Academies and aImost
al classes OF Buildings Also Mercnandise Produce and 9TH
or kinds Of property insured and Policies promptly renewed
Farm Dwellings and Furniture insured 70 eve years
City Fire Insurance Co., of Cleveland, o.
Mutual Insurance Co., of Buffalo, N. Y,
Fire and Marine)
Great Western Insurance and Trust Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Capital paid in s255,9OO)
Manhattan Fire Insur. Co., of N. Y. City,
Cash Capital and Surplus SAL, ,42s)
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Co.. of the oldest and
most uccessfu in New York. and their stock Is sought after
among the FIRST on the list.
e1B@ Policies in either Of the above Companies
January 26, 1860. 52s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
ID sherff,s Sale of
HEAL ESTATE-Lake County, Com

ID Sherfn's Sale of
hEAL ESTATE-Lake County, Com
mon Pleas, ---Tenn, 10
The Bank X. Of Genugn v.-, v..,..
William Tuder et al.
BY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Facas duly issued from
said Court in the above case directed will offer for
sale by way of public auction at the
Door of the Court House in jefferson,
Ashtabula County, Ohio,
Tuesday, the 18th day of March, A. D. 1860,
between the OF 10 and o'clock Of said day the follow
ing described Lands tO-wit Situate in the Township Of Or
WELL County OF Ashtabua and State Of Ohio known
being In the West part Of Lot No Section H. and bounded
as follows West by lands decided to Hiram Goddard COM
meneng at stake In the South West part Of said Lot No. T.
and running North the East line Of Goddads lands
IS chains and ~ links to the center of the Highway thence
East on the highway far enough that line running par
with the West line from said highway to the South line of
said Lot No. T. to contain twenty acres OF land24
Appraised at $500 per
WIN. HENDRY, Sheriff.
Jefferson, Feb Sth, 1880 $3.50 5t529
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

SOUTHERN Folly AND FANATICIsH. Burn
ing Helpers Impending Crisis having be-
come rather a stale business with the fire.
eaters, they have added fury to the flames
ooy plling on such standard works as the
New American Cyclopedia, and, stranger
than all, another entitled Cotton is King"
notoriously pro-slavery book AT Enter
PRISE Mississippi, recently, the Vigilance
Committee not only took in hand two
young men named Manchester and Bishop,
engaged in procuring and filling subscriptions
to the American Cyclopedia, and who mar
IroWly escaped coat of tar aud feathers,
but they made a bonfire of the Cyclopedia
as an incendiary book, and also book
found 10 their possessisn entitled Cotton is
King" Messrs. Manchester and Bishop
were examined by the authorities Of Enter
prise, aud committed to jail for trial at the
Spring term of the Circuit Court.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

FRANCE AND ENGLAND.-The emperor of
France has taken an important step to-
wares free trade by an arrangement with
the English government for a mutual an
large reduction of import duties. Many Of
the French manufacturers, who have been
sustained by q prohibitory tariff, raise
strong objections at the change, but the COM
merclsl classes are equally decided in favor
IL is also renewal Of the bond of amity
between England and France, and will do
more than any verbal declarations at dis
ornaments TO restore mutual confidence
We are unfortunate in having no minister
at the court Of France at this juncture to
ask for concessions 10 favor of our own com
merce. Mr.. Faulkner, the new minister to
Paris, is on his way thither, and as his last
popular address before leaving indicated
that he realized the Importance ofour COM
mercial connections with the French, it is to
be hoped that be will devote himself to that
matter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

NOTICE is hereby given that Petition
~ will be presented TO the Commissioners Of Ashtabua
County at their next session y establish Coun-
ty Road between the Ashbua Central Plank Road and the
North and South Public Road, the line Of Plymouth
township to be taken equally from the side Of Lots
numbers 6s &c. TO- II and r. and the North side Of Lot
Nos 49, a. IS 20 and u, In the said township Plymouth
February, 1900 4vJa528
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
NOTICE-The State of Ohio, Ashtabu-
IN Ia County, SIN the Court of Common Pleas
George Willard, Plaintiff, /

~.
Sabra Hail. Hiram Hall Harriet
b. Hail. Emily s. Hall, Mary 4. : Civil Action
Hall, Clarrissa Gates, Eliza K.
Fox, and Elizabeth Ann Harvey,
defendants,
The nonresident defendants in the above action towt,
Clarssa Gates, Harriet B. Hail. Emily s. Hail. Eliza e. Fox
and Elizabeth Ann Harvey hereby notified that the 10th
day Of February, 1850, the plaintiff GEORGE WILLARD
flied his petition In said Court setting forth that the
bra Hail Is the widow and Administrative Of Linus Hail. late
Of said county deceased and that the other defendants are
the heirs at law of the said Linus.
That the said Linus in his lifetime tO-wit on the 18th day
Of June l849 borrowed Of the State Bank Ohio four
hundred dollars part Of the safety fund of said Bank and
ecuted to the said Bank his bond for the
mand with interest at the rate Of per per annum
And that the of securing the payment OF the said
bond the said Linus and said Sabr Hail
Bank mortgage upon sixty Of land the middle part
OF Lot No 20 in the township of Plymouth in said county,
being the farm which the said Linus lived the time
Of his decease. And that the said bond mortgage now
the property Of the plaintiff and that there now due on
the four hundred dollars with interest per cent
from the 9th day Of November 1859 also that on the
first day of March, 1885, the said Linus and said Sabra
executed to the plaintiff mortgage the land to Sc
the payment of note Of said Linus for Eve hundred
dollars within five years, with interest annually And that
nothing has been paid upon said And the prayer of the
petition is that the said moaged land may sold and the
proceeds applied said claims And the said nonresident
defendants required to the said petition on or be-
fore the 2lst day of April, 1860.
Dated Feb'y 10th 1860 - ~ s,rtao
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

hedu VFe dsIonlsheng cures oT iCeIE kn0iOn cili-
zens Of Buffalo.
E6- 1T CURED Mr. s. Hemenway Proprietor of Niagara
Street Omnibus Line of Neuralgia and Rheumatism In the
neck and shoulders.
IL ONE BOTTLE cured Mr. Elias Weed, Commission
Merchant of Neuralgia Of the head and neck after all
other remedies failed.
tS Mr. L. GROsYENoR, of Perry street. who was con6u-
ed to the house. and entirely unable to attend TO business
now well from the use of Watson's Neuralgia King
ER~ THE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.. Joseph Cooley
Seneca street, of EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM long stand
ing At the time Of commencing its he confined to
his bed.
G~R@ JAMES VANVELKENBURG, a we'll known police
man Of this city cured of Rheumatism Neuralgia in
its worst form.
gzR- EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM-Mr. C. II. Reed
No So Carroll street, cured after trying Remedies
for years.
5Olyl BiFFIiO n v.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

That eminent conservative, DR.. Breckenridge
of Kentucky, is denounced as an abolitionist
by the Mississippi papers, on account of his re-
cent patriotic letter to bis nephew, the vice
president. warning him to keep out Of the
hands Of the nullGers and disuniouists. They
quote against him some of his declarations
made fifteen or twenty years ago about the evil
and wrong of slavery. But that was when
nearly all the leading men of the South couce-
ded that it was an evil, and professed to desire
release from it. The South has changed front
since then.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

! CoNGREss.-The announcement of senator Bro
derick's death 10 the two houses ofcongress, has
been feature Of the past weeks proceedings
in that body. Senator Toombs was manly
enough 10 bear his testimony to the manly vir-
tues of the deceased and senator Seward drew
upon his generous nature, and expansive intel
lect in mingIing bis sympatbies over the bier
of so noble victim to party rancor and malig-
nity. Douglas it is broadly intimated by some
Of the letter writer's was very opportsuely taken
with gout in the stomach to save him from a
task that might not be graciously received by
those to whom he is so sedulously endeavoring
to make his japanese salam. The sentiments of
senator Wade, owing to bis ihdispOsition and al :
Sence, were transmitted through another mem.
Der Of the senate. A speech has been made in
the house by the successor of Mr.. lecomption
Bishop, in the 4th district Of Connecticut Mr..
Ferry's defence Of the republican party from the
aspersons of loco focoism, and his we-sustained
views and interpretations Of the constitution and
its relations to slavery, the temper, dignity, and
force fthis his first effort in the house, entitle
him to a place among the oldest and ablest
members Of that body, and is an earnest of the
important service he may be expected to render
to the cause of republican freedom. Now that
he has got by his maiden effort, we hope the
powers with which be is so richly gifted will not
be left unemployed in behalf Of costitutioual
tight.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

TIE HARPER's Ferry IsvEsrIaArIoN- Mr..
Plumb of Ohio has completed his testimony
before the HarperS Ferry Committee The
letter written by him to ]. Il. Kagi was in
answer to an appeal for money, to redeem the
farm Of Kagi's father, who lived 10 Nebraska,
which was under mortgage to a Cincinnati
banker.
Mr.. Plumb testified that he gave money to
Leary Tor the purpose Of enabling him to en-
gage in assisting slaves to escape, but that be
had no knowledge Of the invasion of Virginia
or OF any plan to promote insurrection there
or elsewhere and that he had not seen John
Brown for more than twenty years, and never
corresponded with him. He also testified N
to the existanee Of an organization called the
"SOns OF Liberty whose platform Of principles
Is as follows
.No man shall be deprived Of % liberty or property with
out due process Of Law, while have power prevent
Milton s. Latham. upon whom descended in
one day the governOrship and u s. senatorshp
OF California, was born in Columbus, Ohio, and
is now bat 80 years Of age. He emigrated to
California, 10 1852, was straightway returned
thence to Congress. went back and held the
eOlleetOrship at San Francisco for three years,
and was finally chosen governor and senatOrr
holding the gOvernOrship but one day. His
predecessor as governor, John b. Weller, Is a
native Of Ohio in which state be once run 70
governor and Weller was Lathams leading
competitor Tor the Senatorship.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
Dated Feb'y 10th, 1860.
T IST of Letters remaining in the Post

I 1ST of Letters remaining ia the Post
IL Office, Ashtabula, Feb. IS, 1860.
Adams Calvin Lee Elizabeth
Anxer Esq Mech James
Ablaryie Julia Mrs Montgomery Hattie
Bur Rchd Miller NMD
Burgett Louisa Miss Newell Lester 2
Brown Nathaniel Olds Frank
Bigeloy G Payne Milton jr
Brown Louisa Peck l.
Corners Eli Phillips Adna 2
Chambers 7 Mr. Phetterpla Noble
Chase II Rev Roster Darius 3
DeckerC CIV Root NJ ME
Duly Owen RathbOne Byron
Elfenstine l. Mr Shepherd VIM II
FaDcher James Sherman Dan'
Frazier + Mr. Skinner Isaac
Hastein Geo B Mr. Shultz Ellen
Hnlburt u r Traverse Vim
Humphrey Stone Thomson Eugene
Haskell Johnathan Thomas VIM II
Hyers John Tubbs II + 2
HungerfOrt N G Mr. Warner j
Hardin White WmP
Hammond James White David Esq
Jennings l. Whiting A @
Iatimer A WakemSn
Persons asking for the above letters please "Adves-
n Do.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
WATSON's NEURALGIA KING II

ed" f. q. ROOT Postmsster,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

Sabra Hall, Hiram Hall, Harriet
b. Hall, Emily s. Hall, Mary E.
Hall, Clarrissa Gates, Eliza e.
Fox, and Elizabeth Ann Harvey,
Defendants.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

ns among the petitioners are the psmes Of hon
est nNen--and men who 10 this affair are seeking
only what they believe 70 be The public good.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
WONDERFUL SUCCESS

Read The astonishing cures Of sVeH knOt0n ciL
zens Of Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
CTENWAY g. SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT 0vERSTRUNo o6ANDs
IL QnUAQL PIANOS

And SQUARE PIANOS -.
Are now considered the best PlANOo Ia -
Shese instrument. taken sixteen hrs premus -
liver medal. within the last fouf years IN
nianos of the best mskers Of EewYork Boston,
S%ons he Judges wers gotscbsl VIM. Mason d. A. "sr
,snhenpt and other musical celebrities .,,. .o,,x,s
ST SONS do not refer artists whe wefo IN .Is 1870
rsnv wears ago. or 10 certificates and testincnisn
sma Since az II IL q wknown fact that such
have been made In pianos quite receny I
,sters whose Justly con 20
thr beet years ago cannot by means claim 'n' ~
the present time ..var within tbs last h1
,n,b Nv nearly ali the loading and most Prcnlel1 ~ NV
r,n ,cisns now residing In this country; ...s,.u,
.ns mo- Imoysnent IN Grand Pianos invented oy
STEINWAY, In which the covered "ns' nv ''s
those remaining do hereby cetaiy, IN. voc. NJ tAs
That a. a result Of the said Improvement tnS vooo ~
Piano IL greatly improved In quality quantity ana
The sound by Steinwsys Improvement ulucn ~ 100.
ess baTsh stronger and much better tnan sas
In sny other Piano with which are acqunntea a.,
fbe undeniKned regard the improvements o. mf oteb
q, uost novel Ingenious and important NO PIANO o. sn.'
sonstton has known or used 90 sr the unas
signed know or believe ,,,,,,,.u n.aou
GUSTAV SATTER, WILLIAM m nxnSn,,
s H. MILLS, JOHN ~ rAnLTInt5oSSccL
VIM SAAR, hOBEET U ~ .snpHhz
u. c. HILL, GEOhGE "; m .yfun .
GEO y BRISTOW, HENRY G. TIMM,
And many others
Each ,nstument warranted for the term OF i've years
Wsreroons Nos 50 and "a Wskerst, Broadway, n l.
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HOMOoFAIdIC REMEDIES.
don and III s ss
that great and long realized went OF The pabe namely rsud
Tor Al the more common and simple slneuts OF Life
.- LIST on
HUhPHREYs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMgDfEs
70 Price Of Single Borss--CentA
cu,s. w sasr, SSonse'tion and Inflammation
'o95Ss Coli .0J Tiss.ns sic.
.nS snmms CSsSI.n or Adults ChOo Infsntu
scss. Dy.s@:sry Bloody Yai ecs ;ivn: S;s,:
g. 66osrs SSssr' a;ia S.a;s. IA v.ai,.:
rcuTs. coughs Cold. Hosr,sn;:: Bronchitis ias;:.,
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Cure. Fever and Arus ntermeo, Fever, Dumb Asus.
7cures Piles Internal or External Bind bleeding Re-
10. curss opSthaimy Weak or inasmsd Eye. Eysad
49, cnrss essuS HsuIs or Chronic Dy Flowing eli
In the Hcsd Influenza
TO- Cure. Wbooping Cough shortening and psIssins H.
81 calRs s AR@, Dcu Isjor.d Bio..
a. Cue. Esl D,chiSse Noise in the Inpsrsd Hear
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with Scanty Secretions
26. Cures Sea Sickness Prostraon, Vertigo Nausea Von
a. Cures Urinary Diseases Gravel Renal Csculi, Difficult
% cS1e fsi SEMINAL Emissions. Involuntary OHs and
% Cnrs SORE Mouth or Stomscaee Cankered Mouths
0 Cures Urinary InconGence Wetting the Bed too fro
quent, painful: or scaloins Urinsoo
time or Itching and Irritation; Prtuit..
80 suerings at Change Of Lfe Irregularities Pi.'be'
OF Heat Pslpitatons and Deass of the Heart ..n
PRICES OF CASES.
Case of eight large Was Ia aud book. 81
Case Of twenty large Walls In morocco and book
Gs Of fSssty ba s,ss NO. n and n Soos
Case Of any six boxes Nos to l5) and book
Large 2oz yias, for planters and physicians
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Look the t make case OF what kind You choss
and amount in current note stamps by mail
our adde's a. No SCI Broadway NewYok and the usdins
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VETERINARY HOMEOPATHY
HUxPHREYs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RsnRDin
HoRsEs CATTLE. SHEEP, Hoes, DOGS, &c
The contains ten specific remedies suitable fof al d.
eases or ailments which domestic animals SUBJ ct
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simple that every breeder readily nse them Tue
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tire set and book viii b. sold at So. Sine walls with drso
TONS each Sent by mail or express ee Of charge %
Price OF book sngly, 50 cents
AGENTS WANTED for the sale Of Remedie. In ersry
town community in the United s. ,tes AddIe.s
HUMPHREYS Co,
No So Broadway. New Y1t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
TFAJTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

III This celtihss that ny wife afflicted with pro.ps.
and irregularities and weakness for Long tine She at
tended by the best doctors 10 thii s-o who all said th
could cure easily; but she Hearing ne Orssf
enberg Mar,has Cstbolicon highly recommended dsd Il
and to ny surprise and ge. Joy cured her She now
Ter and better than In her life Ay edlcaton felsd
me against ali advertised remedies OF should have ts@
sooner withhold this testimony for 10 doe In
Justice what believe the best medicine 10 the ord M
al diseases Of women.
CoYYKsvILLE, Miss., July g. 1869. T. ATKINSON
THE GRAEFEN BERG COMpANpS
MARSHALLS UTERINE C,THOLIC0N
Ia certain curs for all female Irregularities weakness nhsn'
of the vel TIE
constitutional troubles arising from them
Prize 81 SO per bottle. tS'EoE Six DOLLARS fys Bv'
III "a WILL EXPRKss, Pzs.PAID 20
scp OF ExpKsss LINE FROM NEw-ioKK. -
Address JOSHUA +; BRIDGE, NJ d., Resident Phy"csss
Graefenberg Institute, No. = BOND-ST., Ee~-foik