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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-24
FOR
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-Aie"u "a h!l LoMpatltlOD
o+' CT them 1nanutacured last year-aore than dopb,
tAe NUMBER I'll any other first class stOya in
enc year, in The United States
HhY eontsn all the improvements which are i, al, n,
llst Grass stoves and thc advantd yes and inrroyn
I1enI' over o'hcr stoves are IN part as fellows:
lo'' Inc arrangement for brOng on the front haart
elaent oye looked in other first class Stoves
mas his0 the same arrangement for bro!ing ON ton
~ a tHoroNgh ventilation Of the Oven
o. introducing hot air draugh to the FIRE cha,,bor
e[eoy increasing the draugh of tire Stove ouicIonin1
iss operations, ana enabling throw ont more h.a
'' H!,cr ana justly complained Of in other Stoves
- Al important imp Oyement in 4e applicat;o, of
'hs camper which throws the heat around the OVEN "
oth Much greater weight, consequently bea
"le' aore durable AS well as handso1ner castnrs ''
o(h. \ draft damper at each end Of the frn h -
t inc are is equali2ed, and grdle will heat as
aS the other also heating the in half the n'a t'
burn out. "i ''et'e' 30 IL cannot
~ IN auutlon to the above improvements il has all ho4
ooihohe In other first class Stoves viz Hot rat ST.
Gi'oir warming Closet, Rooster in front RsI"r 49, w.
poorS hred with best Russia Iron &C. Nc Enrt7 ~,
'H'c - warranted to do the work with as t1a f.,
orr Stove IN the market, and in superior man any
an Wno want irst.cIass Stove, should neyar INV =,
alg1 c' an" see the Coon SAMARITAN as thev bs,
cry instance given satisfaction ' 90 '-0y nave IN eV
A. am me exclusive agent for the sale of this c.
~ .Pel'ef' ana sell It on trial for any reasonable
Vi Vn1ul 50 AL are safe in buying s'H
nave also Is fnll an assortment of Common s.t 80
u 10 any other dealer in Washington Conntr oJ 81,
as low as any in the State J ~ ana sell
Montpelier, Dec. TO- 1860 u DEWEY.
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S. G. PRATT, M. D.,
lecturer Oaa Sanitary Science

No. Al. Iremon Street, Boston.
DR PRATT gives particular attention to the rational
~ treatment of the following special diseases, viz
Stanmerng, Epilepsy rheumatism, Dyspepsia disease
of the Eye Ear, diseases of the Throat and Lungs
diseases of Females and all diseases of the Blood ncu-
ding the positive of ga ncer, without the knife.
Reception hours from 10 A. M. to P N. f3m295
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MGsIN'a'& NNANY7ElAl

Sn AGENTS wanted to sell and useful inven-
~ L which is something that every lady needs
VIII every lady wi have at the low price is Of
fered This affords chance TO young who are
out Of ployment it pays from $4lto so per month
Samples aeut free on receipt of % cents. Address
Montpclier vt. f297m3 J. g. SPEAR.
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"A OF ice.

! PUBLICATION will be made to the next Jees1atnrc +
Aug, 9th 1e6l.
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G a r D I n ER'S
asaaes'iaaRtEc ami t5etygasa;,
COMPOINn. ~
A sure Cure for Rbeun1tjs.n 9&4 Alwat.,....
as l0rsi Z ryz;. '"

! The un dersg0ei hereby certify thqt .,.l,. 1..
''aTdinerS hleun2tc and Neural ia H1ra ,, 1,'l
| the car OF Rheumatisn ald Ncu,aria XXX 9'
every case ionrG linTat ate and p2ria rlenf u
have tuIl confidence il it, Gealiug qua tits ari
recommend il to ali are afflicted s,ith .,, 'ya
ing diseases, as one OF the safest and BET va .
| ever Offered to the public. '--' ''VlA2
| s. HANCOCK, JE - south Market nr..on -,
! II. ALLEN, Boston uENGY Il. F.. iEI, ~ ~ ~
Lesion; Gro H. PLCMMER, l Meveri9E so,,,rs n4..,
; Boston; HENRY u. GARDINER, Webster # r. :li
ton; hBRAN & 3EXs, Webster f. unsto,' ., d.
NRAs. q. DOLLivEH, East BOSTON ''' Wy.
The best medicine for disease -versayy r,,- .
SMITH, y o. ca state !Iou.e, Ios;on ~"''' A.
Have heen 9f1cteG with RncarrafIsr, ., t., -
torn! and was entirely cured :" jae use ~ %. 3'
A w. HREEH, Matthews in l4ir&, Ccarnar. . L.
ton. ' .-0'
GARDENERS rheumatic auH NEURALGIA ,,,,,.....+ f.
entirely relieved zoe rem Hcr.nag OF sr,. ...
standing. u, +. AuDGEl.yS, 10, D.fN4... ,.'
}ostCE, 'i's,
hHgr suffering with Bleu,na,isna e.. .,ra .- .....,
wa entirely cured uy thr ne II two Lc.tis. a..
mes EteupEtc and NeUlpt.i. Curnl,glyt % ,r'%
/ hE%ks, - Franklin slr-e session '"'
HE Rheumatic ani Aeu5a gin HGp5opal .~ "a.
taken by huit.ieds ct people !og Scrof,ll1s .,
"lt4 great benei'-. Il may 5e given to ehl.-.r ,4
perfect safety III
a. wholesale oy MACE 8 JENKINS, G. l,i,art, .
New York NJ s, i.URR & Co...G Trs,.nnf 80 - ~ "
Principal Depot--S7 AiIhy st. Boston ''
lone genuine uu!ess signed b. CHAs +. t: ,eI,,,,r,
i, Fer sale y, Il; K. loNE. ". Z. Village; t,'+s
CHAPMAN. WOODSTOCK GEO. NIcupLs, y u 4~i
!iK PORTER, Mortified j. ". iIINiil nn4 .ot;
Naferbur}. l., t Pierce, aad Fred T. 2lJit1 a.o-ra
Ter, Geo heMGicE, Lebanon, n H. nd nv arctt55
carIes generally. o,5,l JAW
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
CAu,DSIaV

N-TlL4 pam 2,
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1851.
7NllE Members ri the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company hercpy notified that the following assess
me have been made by the Directors on all Notes in force
Oh the following days to wit -
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR

The Regencrator is put up in two sizes. and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-15

BY the Adriatic, at st. John, N. f., on
Monday, ,advices from Europe are to the 5th
inst. The most important item is brief
announcement that The British Government
has decided not 10 aHO,O tie entry Of prizes
of prirateers at any British port. Ofcourse,
this rule will be the death. blow to JEFF.
Davis's project Of supporting his Govern
ment or essentially harassing our commerce
by privateering. France has decided to al.
low no sale of prizes in her ports, and no tor.
ry there of privateers beyound "a hours.
Spain will obviously coincide in this policy.
and that will shut the Secession freebooters
out of nearly every port but their own, aud
there our cruisers will take care of them.
The privatceriDg business-snve few grabs
Of becalmed or distressed vessels at certain
points along the Confederate" coast is
done up.
1t is evident that Europe is profoundly
impressed by the determined attitude of the
loyal States, and that public sentiment is
working right as the facts are better under
stood We consider all danger Of trouble
between our Government and any European
power diSsipated.
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A OARD-we wish through the medium Of
the Telegraph, TO call the attention OF all buy.
ers OF goods TO the fact, that be have received
irow New York, a we'll selected stock Of
Sedsonable Goods, which were bought for Cash
at the lowest panic prices, and we desire to sell
them at a small profit for ready pay, or approv-
ed credit.
Our stock embraces as good variety Of
goods as can be found In our county, keeping
as we do, q foil stock Of Dry Goods, both staple
and fancy, Groceries and Crockery, Hats. Caps
Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery, Paints
Oils, Putty and Glass, Iron. Steel and Nails and
Books, and in fact every thing that is needed for
the comfort or luxury of our citizens. We do
not propose to sell at cost, or without profit.
IL Is our business, and by II we live bat we
feel tatis6ed that we can, and do cell as low as
any concern 10 the county, and intend to deal
fairly and honorably by all who favor us with
their cnstom. Having done business in this vii.
lage for 20 years, the public have had full aud
ample opportunity to judge as to our liberality
and fairness Of dealing. We would say to all,
give us a call, and il not satisfied you are get
ting.the worth of your money don't try. To
Cash customers from adjoining towns we say,
buy your goods where you can do the hest, but
before you buy, don't fail to give US a call.
May q 1861. ROOT h MORRISON.
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NEw YORK June I3.

The Times Washington correspondence
of the 18th says accounts from Fairfax
Court House state that three companies of
SecessioniSts suddenly left there Monday on
hearing of the probsble advance of our
troops upon that town.
1t is learned that the rebels are entirely
out OF leather, and their movements are re.
stricted for want OF shoes and harness for
the artillery, &c.
Official accounts received from Fort
Monroe reports that there were but four.
teen men killed aud forty-fve wounded on
our side, in oil, at Bethel Twelve we're
killed in the fight before the batteries.
Lieut. Butler, who was present during
conflict thinks at least 200 rebels must have
been killed aud wounded.
II is certain that the Indiana troops at
Cumberland were reinforced by regiment
OF Gen. Morris command, aud will soon
march % miles sonthward to Romney. for
the purpose of dispensing rebel force
there, aud Gen Mcclellan will within We, k
attend to Charleston, Va. Fifteen hundred
troops are said to be stationed there be-
hind entrenchments. They have in Jail two
'H'SS ~ NbO tuCinUtTS vi INC w ueellDR
Convention, seized en- route.
Six more Ohio Regiments have been or
dered into Western Virginia, from Camp
Dennlson near Cincinnati. They will im-
mediately proceed to clear the Valley of
Kanawha River of seccssoniSts.
Further accounts from Fortress Monroe,
June l2th-vin Bait, 18th, of the Great
Bethel affair say that on the disappearance
OF the Federal troops, the whole force of
the enemy fearing an attack under better
auspices, left their entrenchmenls and hasti.
ly withdrew towards Yorktown, carrying
away their artillery and burning the ada
cent buildings.
The Captain of the Zouavcs, with their
Asst. Surgeon, today have gone from
Great Bethel with flag of truce and bear
lug letter from Gen. Butler respecting the
burial of the dead.
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Ths aght st wiIIlamsport.

Baltimore, June 1.-THE Williamsport cor.
respondent Of The Ameriedn says,
"The fight at Clearspring continued all day
yesterday between the Home Guard of Clear
spring and WilliamspOrt and the Virginians
who were endeaVOrug to destroy Dam 70, 5,
on the Chesgeak and Ohio Canal.
"No one on tho Maryland side was hurt, bnt
two horses and one man we're killed on the Vir-
gipia side.
The VirgiDians had destroyed all the canal
boats 90 The Maryland side between Williams
port and the Ferry.
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Bulls HEAD.-This has been rather re-
markable opening day of the market, if, indeed.
It can be called the opening day since persist,
ent efforts are being made to open again on
Monday plan that is solely designed for the
benefit Of the Jews and prOprietors of the yards
In FoEty-fourth street. while it will result in the
ruin Of Bergeu Hill, the injury Of all Western
drovers, aud seriously incommode some of the
best cattle brokers in business here, who live
out Of the city on their own farms.
The market opened this morning with only
5000 head Of bullocks in the yard, prices
dropped down to last weeks rates. and business
before noon became very dull. The range OF
prices, net % H. is from ] to &c., and generally
at S9slc. for the weight of the quarters, the
buyer gaining hide and fat, il be snnld sell the
meat at cost. The sheep market has not been
lower for q number Of years. and the trade in
Hogs is almost at stand still
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SERENADE-We are indebted to some un-
known friends for sample of the "noctes am
brOsaun," on Saturday night last, in the form
OF vocal serenade, in which the Star Spaugled
Banner was given with fine effect We are
always grateful for such attentions, for moth
ing so lifts the soul above this troublous world,
as music at night. We sus rect, the 'Cresents,'
Of Erie, know something about the matter.
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YALuABLE INvENrIoM--Mr e. L. LEEK, who
has the County Right has left upon our table
pair OF breeehing holders, designed for spec.
dy and safe detachiug Of the breeebng straps
10 case Of runaway. They cannot bat answer
that end to T, aud are worthy the attention
OF every one blest with the privilege of riding
through this world
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The work upon the tower Of the Methodist
Church has been resumed during the past week
aud We shall soon have the pleasure Of seeing
that noble building standing out in all its pro-
nortions and compleieness.
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DIED..

At her late residence in LsnOI May 2Ih Mrs CARoLxs
In CHEEKY Valley on the 10Th ult REBECOA GREEN if of
years. ~s'N' -
In Madison June eth in the sOth year Of her aVe Mr In
UnOnvjle " ~"sS VI
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GFM Miss Spafford, of Rockford, ILL.,, who was
the intended of the unfortunate Col. Ellsworth,
is cousin to Mrs. Kelsy, wife of the senior ed
itor of This paper.-Co Connedut Reporter.
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WASHINGTON, June IL.

The oeniedeFale troops for the past two days.
tits reliably asoertaiasd. have been moving from
HarPers Ferry to Winchester, and thence to
Manassas Junction, as fast as Wagons can be
procured to convey their baggage.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-15

ANOTHER BURGLARY.--1he store Of Deming,
StJohn & Co of New Lyme, was broken into on
Tuesday evening, and robbed Of large amount
ofgoods. No trace of the burglars has been
found
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wheeler,s Wnter Drawer.

1t was awarded over all competition, the first
premium at our State Fair--an honor we'll mer-
ited.--O. s. Journal
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Col Sbubbner in command at Birds Point,
near Cairo, on Monday broke up camp Of Sc
eessionists near Norfolk, Mo-, capturing ls OI
the rebels in body.
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MARRIED.

In Rome June Sd at the reidence OF BRIDE by Raw
r. AInoio Miss LYDIA crosby, eldest daughter Of Elijah
In Erie on the l2th BY the Rev. J. e. Forester Mr.
Junior Editor Of the Reporter, to Miss JULIA K BROoKs
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Ashtabula Union School,

Rev. c. q. Bruce, A. NJ. Superintendent
- ~ n BRUoE, AM Principal of High School
1 MIS- SARAH ~ schooSMAKER Assistant In High school
Mss sEsl g. ~; VSonaASk' Intermediate Department
Miss Anna FpRp, A.sis,.,t 4, pIy .y
The School Free all persons OF suitable ags TssSny
for School purposes" 3''"'"'u 'Ns'e"
will be 'N@'' ApiuiA FoI pupus iron aoroad
For For er.na.ryy ePrimsry per snnum. $500
Tos High seh9o! -- lSSS ISSS
Tuition payAb Ie Ia advanoe 4@V
tendant. ~ 10 u''No 70 ue SuPeln-
The Lsh Term commences September "A ,sao .,d A..
Winter Term January Tth 1861 o1' isoOs ano the
II Ia highly deaiFabls thAtall pupils .ho,,A
ing Of terms No pupils cut Of thu village viii hs a
less period than one teru, and no doduetions Io'
cept IN eaAeS Of sickness removal. ~ e'o'n0o VI
H. J. MORRISON, PFeSd l
A. y. HUBBARD, C7srk,
srEPHES Hall, TSeas -,
Q. o. CULLET, poafd Of Education.
!. HALL
b. FAesETr, 452
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MAY APPoINTMENTs.

~ ~
PROVE ALL THINGS!
hR. III. w. WADSWORTH. Eclectic
H. Physician aud Surgeon, viii be In attendance folovs
Ashtabua, Ashtabua House, Saturday and Sunday Nag
25th and Path
Jefferson, Friday aflernoon May oath
painesie, Cowes nouse Monday and Tuesday, Nay s7ik
and 2slh.
Chardon, Wednesday, May Goth.
Cleveland johnson House, Nay 20 and 81, and June
The Mode of Examination pursued by DR.. w
il verv simple and entirely and by II disease any
Of the internal vital organs Is in few minutes detected
with facility and certainly without asking the patient quots
nn or having the least previous nowledge oithe case
ScTofua and all Diseases Of a Scrofulous oriRin.
Ulcers TumOr EDlaged Glands or Joints Hip Disease ks
ed Neck G0itre ScofuOus Eyes Scald Head eps
on the Pace or other parts Cancer Fstua SPIRAL Deaser
DvspepFa Gravel Impotence Sticturs ST VIs Dance Fpi
eIsy Rheumstzn, Dropsy, sc. &C. =
an diseases peculiar TO Females all ehranio diseasss o
Brain, Eyes, Throat Lungs Heart stomach Ever spesn
Kidneys, skin or other organs.
Those sSgsriRg from Chroafe DassasoS
OF any description may be assured that er asss viii Be-
treated iry and candy and they win encouaEsa
TO take medicine without responding prospect ef
DE- w has visited cleveland and Other places Ohio ard
New YORK regularly Tor u last ten years, aud frnisn
pauen Win any anonn Of evidshes Ia regard to his skt
and quaheauoni as physician. lie viii visit the above
places once month year thus giving oon
suit him an oppor unity 10 continue TIL cured Those eaas
by others promo need nouIabs requested 10 ca I
cost you nou ng TO have yenr examined and expaine
ihose Wsbhg 10 consult BY letter direct 10 Batavia
" OF 10 OF the Hotel al Of ny Appointments
w. ". wAnswoRTH. " D. Bsiavt. n, Y.
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From Belgium our government has assuran-
ces that there win be no recognition Of the
Southern Coniederscy in any form.
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ArsrINRnRG. June l2th. 6

Editor Telegraph I'll notice in your issue
Of the 9Th inst, call for Grand Union Cele-
bration or for two celebrations nt different
points to accommodate, the upper aud lower
portions OF the county.
Can we not have one grand union meeting
ut some convenient point
The spirit Of patriotism Of 'oli AshtabulA'
needs arousing We are not half awake to the
present issue.
One thousand teams and as many national
flags for the ovation of our coming 4th Of July.
We have good public speakers in our county
those who can entertain us for few hours, to-
gether with band and martial music.
Let every township come on 10 procession
with music.
Old Austnburg is ready. Please pass the
call around for response "AUsTINBURG."
GRAND JURoRs-S E. Bakeslee, Colebrook !;
J. NJ Ray. Lenox D. w. Hazletine, Conneaut
Edward Wiswell, Windsor Jas. Gardner, Say
brook Sylvester Ward, Wayne; w. Davis,
Trumbul s. w. Hongh A. Nettleton, Kings
vile; Melzo Bates, Pierpout Wilson Maltby.
Geneva
TALEsNEN.-J. Champin, 1. n. Fitch, Harvey
Tattle, John Harvey.
PETIT JURY Geo Payne, Harpersfeld; j.
b. French, Leonard futile Wiliams6ej; j. FL.
Hill, r. A. Strong, Edward Lockwood, Ashta-
bula NJ. Brown, Jefferson w. j. Gray, Cole
brook j. B. Phillips, Orwell II. Wheaton,
KingsvilIe; W. 8. Webb, TrhmbuIl, 8. Kennedy,
Conneaut.
The re have been only three indictments found
at this term, as follows:
Charle- and Frank Harrington, for Bur
glary.
Alauson Case, for receiving stolen goods,
and harboring thief
Isaac E. Cnggett, fOt Assault and Battery
The company Of three years-men recently or
gauized in Trumbnll county, by Capt A. 5.
Hall, recently of this place, passed thro Cleve-
land, on Tuesday on their way to Camp Jack
son, Columbus. They numbered 95 good and
able men. They we're furnished by the citizens
of Warren, with the various comforts and con-
veniences now so commonly contributed TO vol
unteers.-SeHtineL.
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wheeIer,s water Drawer.

For sale by Geo. @. Hubbard. AshtabuIa,
Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-15

The Norm GREEN, shows increased beau
ties each successive season The trees are be-
coming sizable, aud grow with more than usual
Vigor. The first crop Of grass is being cut,
and with such smoothnsss and accuracy, as has
never been seen before. Mr. Dickinson, who
has the job has given ample evidence that he
Is no slouch 10 such matters.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Lost, Probably in the Village, two three weeks
since small leather covered Book Of no use or val
ue to one but the owner who will pay literally its
turn may be left with the subscriber the Office
this paper. ga HITCHCOCK.
Ashtabula, May 1861. " s97
Cleveland HeraId.-The DAILY EVENING HER.
AID made up at p ln may be had Of the News Boy
this Office on the arrival of the Accommodation Train
Blanks.-A good assortment on hand at all iimes, at
this office.
Ran's Guide to Executors and Administrators for
sale at this Office
The Following is a sample of the numerous letters
constantly receiving tor Hostetters Stomach Btters
CANASDAGUA, July l5 1889.
MsssTs Hosietter Smith, Pi tsburgh Pa :-Gents As
we are Stranger herswit enclose you twenty eight dollars
Tor four dozen Hosteter Stomach Ber which please
ward via Michigan Southern Railroad Toledo Ohio Clay
ton Station have purchased several dozen bottles Toledo
tn summer but the sale is the increase much thaI
wish to open direct trade with you induced try
your Be BY my physician for the Liver Complaint and
eeed such material aid that have recommended it To others
and have sold about two dozen per week for some time
have all kinds Of medicines in store that
can so eheeuy and truthnlly recommend your Bers,
o Know they have helped beyond my expectation 4t598
"stimulating OnBuent.'--suchi is the title of
ohanty compoun ded preparation Originating with the fa
nous Dr. DenghHm, of londOn for improving the growth
and Identifying the condition Of the human hair learn
that Messrs Horace L. Hegeman Co.. of New York. have
obtained the entire agency for the American continent
we therefore invite attention their announce-
iheh' IN Another column. 2m593
Musical Instruc ttOn.-ProG 7. H. HOPKINs may
be found At his residence third house west Of Episcopal Par
sonage Instruction Room upstairs with outside
Prof Hopkins vii be assisted by Mrs Hopkins Home
tiou only will occupy the intention OF Mr. H. An
vii be furnished to those who wish practice upon the piano
Instruction will be given In Vocal Music upon Piano. and
helOdeOn' and also in Harmony Terms moderate.
Ashtabula, Dec. 1880. B75
MRthews' Venetian LIQUID Hair Dvo.-
AeknoWledged by AL 10 be the PHs Hra Cheapest in the
world Easily applied works to a charm Produces anV
shade that be desired ReseTes gray hair b H. oiDa
color does not dry seoreh the hair produces
eoorone that will neither ade crock wash out BeeD in
use Tor fifteen years Always gives complete EAsaeti0n
~ Remember the best, well "a the cheapest For
sale by all Druggists. Prepared only by
A. l. MATHEWS, Druggist Buffalo.