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adapted tohe deficiencies of the 8oodB different diseases F
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever of tn,
Throat lungs inducing Consumption No which is slst
The No. for Depression of Spirits Loss of Appetite and for al
Chronic Complaints arising Use General Debility
and Nervous Prosration. No. for Liver Complaints No
Cor Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption
taken by drops, and carried Immediately into the circulation
that what gain retain The No Female Trrcgn
nrities Hysteta Weanesse See special directions fo
th For Salt Rheum, ETuptiona ScrnfuloRs. Kidney ans
Bladder Complaints take No s. In all cases the directon
be strictly followed Price OF the Blood Food 81 mar
hottie.
Sold by CHURCH 4 DUPONT, No. 4o6 Broadway New
York j. WRIGHT Il CO., Eo.2la Isl Charities street o
WOOD co. St. Louis, Mo-. and by I'll respectable Drag
giats throughout the oeuury.
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sundTord's Family CathartIc pills,
Oopoundeufrom pure Vegetable Extracts an put npin ar
r,ases air tieht and will kaer In anu clir.ata


Gases. air tight. end viii keep In any climate,
The Family CathatEte Pill geutln Cathartie
yhe tie proprietor has u-ed IN his practice than twenty
The constantly increasing from th0se who have
long the Pills and the satiSfRcho which ali epreas Ia re-
gard to their has Induced place within the reaeh
different portions Of the bowels.
Tho Family Cahae PHI has, reference 10 this well
established sct been compounded from variety the pureF
Vegetable Extracts which alike part of the Ns4I-
canal and good and safe in sl where CsthBrtiC
Is needed, sIch DerAnlenent he
Pains 70 the Back and LeGs Soreness
the Whole body from sudden cold which frequently
neglected, ena Of Fever, Loss
sensation Of Gold The body, Rness Headsche o.
8etgin IN the Head al Inatam1tory Disease. Worms IN
sihitdren Adus Rheu,nasn great Blood
arc many dease 20 Witch fesh & heir TO-
Tent,op In tht Advertisement puss Price DirnaA
Liver taynrtor Family stIArttc are rotailee
" SANFORD, N. n, ssanutacarsr and Proprietor
j. WRIGHT 4 CO,
n27d&w ANA .oi aP So -. rs ASs s@sa..
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DR.. WRIGHT'S

DIR. wRIGHr's
OElI4EBF&ATED lEEsUgF8EhrrNa E4B8Tts
-Preparod- .t a.-5-
On PhRrmaceuca Principles by ono Of the asIas
Chemists of the for the cure Of
General Debility.
Hontal and Physical Depression,
InbecilitY,
Dissemination of Blood 10 The Head,
Confused IDEAS
Hgsterta
General rritlhtlity,
Rostles.ness and
Absence of Muscular Efficiency .'F'
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emacienon,
Low sptrits,
REORGANIZATION ofthe
Organs of Generation,
pspitation Of tho Heast
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.. z
q and l5l Ghartrss street,
soiaFroprietoYs,
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Seven hundred and fortyo 8harcs ...... s74 100
ARTICLE XXTAt the close Char or or soone IL
by o. the Stockholders ennrier nrovidcI
for they SHAH ecI three Of their body IIdu dating emms
who hait have carpc alton sr
ehe and divide the proen Nuallv the shtreholer<
SAID liquidation ha beyond nix mnn h frnm Tho
OF he dissolution If the Company 1870 ~
ANfi'E &XII.Ah his rp0ratinn nav he ,noiiGpd
altered ornenhed or sid corporation solved u, general
meeti = he conyened for h after thirty days no.
tee III Fttnch and English papers puhli, in The
city OF New Oreu with the assem- Of Of he
stock rep ened such meeting "
y done Hnd passed ~ ne CITY nf New Orleans reaaid
the day. month and yeAr first shove teu IN the presence Of
Ma Gel 7, nncrns and Antoine toi,td wDps r viii spe
"ho renno sign their Names together with parties and
Ty ~ f'' w
The original is s'gned-W ihemus Rogart Gen H. pozst A.
n;rntrg Queyrou1e. and others; T Ductos A. Couand
Edward Barnett. notary public "
certify the fnre n'rg b. true copy the original exan
In nv "urrt9 Regi.tnr -
IN lah whereof thesa PIE ents nnder my tiraa
ana me impress nt zeal nf office New Oreana
This ,th day Of FEBRUARY 1881. f7'
u+sl EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Poblic.
I5e undersigned Recorder IF Mogag anil Parih
Office, this cay in Society Book Nos, folit474 80
New Orleans l2b F, braary, f4ls la isI.nd
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. 81 IutR. 1o"pu 9l'"N''p
Thus done and IA sed city of New Orleans eEoresad
year above wri ten in PFesen Of
Marcel Ducrns Conaud, iesses of lawful
expressly required donieated IN this city who hereonto
sign their names with said appeaTer snd me- Notary,
The original signed j. Il. sT.AWSOS and others
NJ T. nUGR0S.
A. CONAND.'
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
Icertify the foregoing to ba copy of the original
tant in my Current Register:
New Orleans, 18th june, lsu ...-.. -
The undersigned Recorder Mortgages the Parish
OF Orleans eerties the foregoing Charter has been th
dRy recorded in Society Book No. i. folio AZ.
New Orleans 18th .lnne. 1850
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Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED always pre-
vents with the essential elements gives of courss
the Frns Standard Anayze the Blood person SUFFERING
Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scrofua ate
and find in every instance deficiencies the red gob
aas Blood Supply and you ar made we'll
Te Blood Food is founded upon this
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ono CoGsNaC-4 SMALL. TOT OF PURE OH.
" OF GUiSsC;, JUS received and ies sale by
oil II BA2EtLI Co. 81 Common
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NEW ORLEANS mAoHtNE &wooD wonKs

P. HOW. EEeIrEER,
212 and 24 EHw Levee street.
PATENT COTTON CLEANING MACHINES made, sold aud
inoperation,
PATENT METALLIC AND RHINESTONE SAW CUNNING,
MACHINERY MODELS, etc, pat IN operator
Fancy woan WORK of all descriptions
se0rdeFs tor say Of the above preHrtyi sci If
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Seb44EG AGEHGE
= OF THB GELtEHRATED
STACKER fROR WORKS.
FENFESSEE.
sugar hettl6s from = to u DchBB rs oeh
H6 TO y inches diameter. ! ~ Hn inch
60 andor 81 tEohal diameter. rs an inch
Furnace AeEThs W. go and &6 according size
(3rats Bars &c per pound.
g. LAVTLTIEBETVRF.
f!ornmissibp Merchant.
'@+ i
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REAL sCHEtDAm scHNAEEgs.


GQuT,
FEyERs.
etc.. ETC., 60.
ills highly recommended by many Of tho eminent
throughout the StRtee exceleu agreeable
alive aud admitted to efeetuay all Urin%
Ognns and peculiarly adapted the females and
children.
As other article has been offered that justly entitled
the name ofthe
Real sche1dam ScnHappg,
he public cautioned purchase astpe
called
HAE0EFEER's INDICATED GIN; a
ok
Real scheidam schnapps.
Each bottle will bear the signature proprietor and mons
oher 10 genuine wfthoutit.
For sale New Orleans Wholesale retail propIsterg
by
J. WRIGHT s. CO.,
u and i5l ChaasteE sfreef.
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YAT,IIaRTIN Ii.EnTTeI.
SgSfIa ONLY PREPARATION

4
That has
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The Trustees declared Scrip Dividend of s3 Per
after paying por cent interest o1RpdEg Certificates
o Profits and ordered the redemption of the Scrip
1853.
Interest paid scrip Of 1858 redeemed 4l
May The Certificates o. Scrip Of 1860 viii delivered
and altar LIST june, 1850.
CuAs, BRIGGS President,
n p. IANvIFR. gPrretmrv. e9R lin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

nALLEE's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
universally uppnnted all ontnens and healing Nd
LEGATIONS in both tho Eastern and Western Hemispheres ber.
introduced and its intrinsic merit the secret OF H
access all Affections whether the canse be aec.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23
MARRIED..


at State Line, Oh Wednesday evening last by
Elder Bartlett LEWIS V Brown of Asbtabulo,
to Miss LYDIA WOoDRUFr of KiDgsville.
In this town on the 9Th, by the Rev. James
BonOar, Il. 7. SHUARr, to Miss s. e. NUTrALID
In Hartsgrove, on the 18th, by the Rev. E
w. Crane, JAMES e. QuIGLEY, to Miss E. Nc.
KINNEY.
In Madison, on the l4th inst by Rev Mr.
Dudley, CHAUYcEY BLAKEsLEY, of Plymouth
to Miss ANN ELIZA KING, OF Madison.
In Lenox, on the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr.
Clark, SETH II. PELLET, of New Lyme. TO Miss
ORRA WEBSTER, Of the former place.
In Springfield. Pa on the l4th inst by Rev
Mr.. Miller, G. w. BR1GGs, of Conncautville, tc
Miss CARRIE STANTON, of Copneaut.
In Jefferson, by the Rev. MIR. Oliver oH the
both ult II. p. SMITH, of Monroe, to Miss c.
Swift of Sheffield.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23
DIED..

In Sheffield on the 18th ult. Ruth A. only
child of Stephen I. Gage.
In Cherry Valley, of the whooping- cough,
an infant son of Lemue Bishop. F.
In Plymouth, on the 9th ult ELLEN, aged 10
years. daughter Of Addison r. Wcscott.
In Colebrook, of diptheria, on the 18th ult
EMMARILLA, only daughter of S. +. Bakesee,
aged l6.
In Ashtabula, on the 2Sth ut. DANIEL l..
SOL of Elder Arson Brazee, aged l year
In Pierpont, on The 9th, inst EZRA HosKIN,
aged Al years.
In Couneaut, on the 18th, ARATuUsA Brown
wiIc of John Brown, aged 81.
In Kingsville, on the 18Th ult. Thomas KE-
zARTEE, aged sc years.
In Kingsyille on the 18Th inst. RACHAEL A,
wife OF Miles Ransom aged q years.
In Pierpont, on the 18th inst. Mrs. SPEEDY
WRIGHT, widow Of Ewns Wright, in the 99th
year of her age.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23
The People all Fighting for Hcyriek 4 Bros
NEW GOODS 4!

NEW GOODS
Crowds Rushing to the Field of Strife |
Having just returned from making cur second
Purchase this Fall, we are now opening the
Most Complete and Elegant Stock Of Goods
ever brought to this market, and v;th the resi-
may be found
Black Silks from IS cents 20 50 per yard
Figured Broche PopIiny-somethiug New
and very beautiful.
Figured, Plain and Fmcy Dress SiLks--la-
test styles in market.
De Ldines a most splendid assortment Of the
most beautiful ever brought to Ashtabula.
Dress Goods. Everything new in this line.
Prints. 10000 yards Merrimsc, Hamilton
Sprague and all the best brands Of Prints, small
and neat figures such as you always end here
iShdtcls, fine assortment Of all kinds, at pri-
ces that defy competition.
Hoop Skirts Piles Of them from Is TO 80.
Baimordl Skirts, new lot--beauties
Zephyr Worsted a Shetland Wool all shades
and colors.
Gloves. Ladies and Gents kid, worsted and
silk, and gauntlets--a splendid assortment.
Hoods, both ladies' and misses, and nubas.
Ciodks aud Cloak Cloths for ladies', variety
of styles.
Carpets, ingrain hemp, and oilcIoth carpets.
Druggets, both wooden and cotton.
Hosiery, fine line of'theso articles.
Fidnnels, red gray, blue, orange, white and
figured
DratOcrs and Undershirts, ribed and plain,
colored aud white.
A splendid assortment overcoatings, broad
cloths, doe skin cassimeres, vestings satiuetts,
Sleeps gTays, tweeds and jeans.
Domestic Goods. We have the largest as
sorlmeut on the Western Reserve Cotton
yarn, bats, waddiug, wick and twiDe The price
we warrant high enough to please or no sale.
Crockery the largest and most complete as
sortment in the county.
Coal Oil, lamps, chimneys, brushes, shades
and wicks. Best light colored carbon oil at so
cents per gallon, and every gallon warranted
Groceries. A full and large assortment of
family groceries
Tea, the best in town for a lS.
Sugars at all prices syrups Rio and Java
cofIees, ginger, rice, cassia, raisns, &c.
Boots and Shoes a nice assortment. Ladies
and Misses Bulmoral and all other styles. Mems
and boys heavy and light boots.
Ru5bers. Ladies' gents and misses rubber
overshoes.
HAS and Caps, fine assortment.
Buffalo Robes, &c. &c. &'e.
TAINTED in Exchange for Goods, dried Ap-
Piles, Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Lard Pork, Chest
nuts, Hickory Nuts, Rags, most kinds of Grain,
and in fact almost anything farmer has to sell.
Wdnted in Exchange for Goods, any amount
of Hickory, Oak, and Whtewood Lumber.
Call and get specifications.
Wantrd in Exchange for Goods, limited
mount of Cash.
Remember hard times make low prices.
Remember all our goods are bought and paid
for in cash, and sold at about the same prices
that time buyers pay.
Remember we sell for ready pay
Remember, that the best bargains in town
are TO Le had here.
Remember one thing mere, and that is, we
cannot be undersOld.
Don't fail to look at our goods and prices
before you bny. HERRIoK & Bro.
Ashtabula, Nov. 9, 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

Our friend ABBOTT, Of the Painesville
Telegraph has been selling out, and retires
from the editorial tripod, passing the
Telegraph over to Mr.. ]. H. MERRILL, who
has Tor several years been connected with
the office as foreman. Though we may en-.
tertain a lugnbrous thought of those on.
feeling langes he has heretofore made at us,
We shall part with him with regret. and will
seek consolation in the thought that he has
found some easier and snrer road TO fame
and fortune. We welcome bis successor
to t he fraternity, trustiDg than our B@-
-Ssa may never serve other that Offices of
generosity aud kindness.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23
The Beaufort DIstrIOt-How Slavery
works,

Our feet and forces, in making a lodg.
ment at Port Royal and Beaufort, have en-
tered The very core of slavery. There is
perhaps no district, county, or parish in
all Diggerdom so eatirely and intensely
Africanzed as this same District of Beau.
fort.
The whole region is fat and swan py !;
aud being penetrated by many inlets or arms
OF the sea, Of greater or less magnitude, il
is composed almost entirely of islands. sep.
arated from each other bya very remark.
able not work of'esruaries, bayous, &C.
The celebrated Sea Island Cotton" so
highly priced among manufactures, is rails
ed chiefly in this sea-island district, which
literally swarms with negroes The total
population of the district is 39,905. OF
these there ar 1855 negroes, and only
6,947 whites The district comprises
nearly one million of acres. Ofthis 24O, 900
acres, only little more than onc-fourth, are
improved. The whole district is owned by
e42 landholders, there being that many
"farms." This gives about 40 slaves TO
each fBrm.
The horses. asses, and mules OF the Dist
rict number s, 5,026-(t there being just about
the same number Of mules and asses as there
are white inhabitants y
The principal products are rice and cot.
ton, though corn aud potatoes ara raised to
considerable ameunt. The annual product
of rice is about forty-eIght millions of
pounds and of cotton more than FIVE mil.
lions of pounds, or about 5000 bales of
giDned cotton, of 400 pounds each.
The soil being a light sandy loan, nearly
ell the work Of cultivation ia done by the
negroes with hoe aId shovel.
1t is into this inner temple of slavery and
cotton that our feet and forces have now
entered. t''-i.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

BENHAM, the veritable SAM Jr. has a.
gain embarked In trade One pleasant
morning last week, our citizens upon rub.
bing their eyes open. discovered the old
shiogle, in the old place, over the door of
Tyler's old store, and au entire new stock
of goods, like Jonah's gourd, maturely and
demnredIy waiting to be, admired, wonder
ed at,aand we suppose, purchased as they
will os course be. The suddenness and 81.
lence of the advent of this establishment
among US, is only typical Of the full, steady
and noiseless current of trade that will at
once set 10 that direction. Our friend is a
very peaceabIe member of society, but with
q sly wink towards the printing Office, and
a shrewd regard for the interests and conf.
dence OF his customers, he accompisheS as
much as some of those who step quicker and
talk more and great deal faster. We be-
lieve he has got about every thing usually
kept in country store, and OF the best
quality and prices. He will get time to
speak for himself next week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23
To Regulate The Bo,cels.

" tSHtUIC HC A1otcCtos
Depend upon IT, Mothers It will give rest to yourselves and
Relief and Health 10 yOHr Infants
have put up and sold this article for years. and
In confidence and truth it, what have been
able to of other medcnenever has IL failed in
single instance to effect when timely used Never did
know instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used
It. On the contrary all delighted with its operations
speak in terms of commendasn of its magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak In this natter hat do know
after ten years expeeuce and pledge reputation for the
ument of what here declare In almost every instance
where the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
viii be found In fifteen twenty minutes after the syrup is
adm Mustered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription OF
most experienced aud Skilu in New England and
has been used with uever-faing success in
Thousands of Cases
1t not only relieves the child from pain bat invigotes the
ergy to the whole system II will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels, and Wind Collie,
and convulsons which If not speedily emeed
end In death We believe 1t the best and surest remedy in
the world in all of Dyseney and Darrhoa in Children,
whether 1t arises from Teething, any other We
would every Mother who has child suffering from any
of the foregoing complaints do not let your peindces
the preudce OF Others stand between you and your
ing child and the relief that will be suryes absolutely
10 follow the Of this Medicine If timely used Full di-
rectons for using will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the smile of CURTIS PERKINS, NewYork is
on the outside wrapper.
For sale at iiENDRY CoPELAND's, Ashtabu,a
Principal OAcc "a Cedar Street NJ v Price only 25 cts
per bottle. For Sale in Ashtabula by Geo willard. 5G3y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

BUSINESS CHANGE.-The drug store Of
A. Hendry. has been purchased by H. r,
Latimer, of Rock Greek. Mr.. L. has had
some experience in the drug line, and with
good business tact, and an agreeable and
accommodating turn, he will no doubt re.
tain the old customers of the establishment
not merely, but secure many new ones
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

Mr.. EDIroR--Please allow me, through
the Telegraph, to express my gratitude to
the ladies', gentlemen aud children of Ash
tabula and vicinity, for their very liberal
Donation Of last week. The numerous at
tendance and the friendly feeling manifest.
ed. made it an occasion Of deep interest,
long to be remembered by myself and fam
lily. May all be abundantly rewarded |
Sincerely Your O. Mnnrnn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23
TERMS

To CLUBs-- Semi.Weekiy; 2 copies for SIS :
. for SIl IS; 10 copies to one address, Tor $50;
and any larger number at the latter rate. For
a club of 20, an extra copy will be sent. For
a club of 40 we send the Daily Tribune gratis,
ior one year.
Weekly: 8 copies for IS; 8 copies for $40,
and any nrgernumber at the rate Of 81 20 each
per auuum, the paper TO be addressed to each
subscriber To clubs of 20 We send an extra
copy
20 copies TO one address for $40 with one
extra to him who sends the clob. For each
club Of 100 The Daily Tribune will be sent gra'
It's for one year.
Whou drafts can be procured i Is much bet
ter than to remit bank bills. The pane OF the
Post Office and State should in all casee be
plainly written, Payment always 10 advance.
Address The T'ri6Hael l3lNsSSAu ST. N'Y'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

We understand that Mr. Edward Ever
cit is about to visit Europe in the service
Of the Government. He goes, as Mr..
Weed and Archbishop Hughes have gone,
charged by the Secretary Of the State
with unofficial duties Of a diplomatic chOraC.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

Spain and the Spanish party in Mexico,
have resolved, such are the advices from
Europe, to impose a King upon that M.
happy country. at the point of the bayonet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The members of
81. Joseph's Catholic Church return their
thanks to the citizens of Ashtabula for
their very liberal donations and presence at
their late festival. Also for many favors
heretofore received.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

TIE 10Th REGIMENT. 10th Regi,
nent, Col. Beatty, arrived at Cincinnati
from Camp Dennison on Saturday, and left
for Louisville The 5lst accompanied
them. Both Regiments are in fne condit-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

Capt. CARLIN. and 1t. CHAPMAN, are
both at home on furlough, the latter, we
regret to hear, suffering from indsposition.
The Reporter says, they bring, each of
them. superb copy of the bible, taken
among other things from the Missouri reb.
els. thus illustrating the fact that there is
something good, even in Nazareth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

The committee appointed to investigate
the matters in relation to the abandonment
Of the Navy Yard at Norfolk, has report
ed that the abandonment was inexcus.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

THIS is 10 certify that DIR. A. BARRErr,
Il OF Ashtabula Ohio is the only person 10 Ashtabata
county that lawfully make, use, vend for Others 70
use, the fT
VulcOnite Base for Artificial Teeth.
This Base fn teeth having so poruar on account Of
the and comfort to the wearer many Dentists are
Offering work made from inferior materials attempting 10
evade the Patents The public hereby notified that any
person Offering to furnish this work In Ashtabua vicinity
without license TO make the matter by ua name,
Infringing the Goodyear Patents only rendering
selves liable TO prosecution for Infringement bat Als0 those
wearing Of teeth made ininger are also liable
for damages Every Dentist haynga right to the Vucan
ie in his practice holds license from the American Hard
Rubber Co. The community have the protecting
themselves by demanding OF their Dentists the evidence thai
lie is daily authorized to said Base Artificial Teeth
sos b. w. FRANKLIN. Gent Agent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23

The tidings lha. ZollicoHsr has evacua.
si the Cumberland Gap seem to need con-
brmsd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23


mar
HERRICK g. RRoTuEP
FNH- ANU -WINTER TRADE.
Dross Gooe7s-Xrv s,v,,.
u Consisting ."
MInar mixtures, Brochn Poplins,
PEAS, n. Cashmeres
AmericnptDe Inines
French. English and Ano.,oo. p
Black SiIks-Verv- Cbo.
- r,.,, y V"eup
rnncy Olks-All the New Styles--verv rrottv
~ P'S''y'
-
-
SA<A WI
Brocha -Thibet--Brocbn Long
bny State-Zephyr-&c &c.
CEOAEs.
New Patterns with Ladies Cloths--nll qualities
and shades.
More Of those Unparnllc,ed
III O oD Ixdr4a
sold by US so cheap Also that other very desirsbs article
The Corset Skirt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23
Wheeler g. Wilson Machine.

BOOTS & SHOES.-l500 pairs Boots
- and Shoes just received which offer rs per cent
cheaper than have been sold in this Eve years
him on and see. JNO. +. ROBERTSON'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-23
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MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
AVA and Female Physician, presents the attention
Mothers, her
Soothing Syrup, for Children Teethiug.
Which greatly facilitates process teethng by Sotenng
the gums, reducing all Internationally aay PAIN
and spasmodic action, and is sure