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\ CLERICAL WoLF.-The Bowling Green
Coatr states that the Rev. K. j. Breckiu-
ridge, the preacher who, a short tine since,
urged Ii warfare on women aud children in
order ~ reduce tie Southern people to the
dominion OF the abolition administration at
Washington, has written a pamphlet 10 prove
that there cannot he peace ulilI. tho subJusa
ton Of TIE S1utl Is accomplished-to prove
tina, there can he no peace until the Last man
IN the slaveholdin4 States inswhose Veins
lows one drop Of patriotic blood Is exterpi-
mated, and twelve sovereign States are laid
waste with fire and sword for until the SOFT
OF tie South has drunk the heart blood ofthe
last OF their soma and the wives and children
of a race of beroes have shared the fate Of
their natural protectors, the usurpation OF
Abraham Lincoln will not be acknowledged
by the Confederate States. nor will resistance
TO his tyranny cease willie there is a single
arm to strike for the God given rights Of free
men.
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Union Mass Meetings for The Sadicrs.--Se
veral of the religious denominations in Lynch
burg have recently held large and enthusiastic
meetings in behalf Of Colportase among the
soldiers. under the auspices OF the society in
this city, and liberal contributions have been
realized correspondent writes; We mad
last III ht one % the largest masa meet'nRs
that it has ever been my pleasure 10 attend.
II vas held in the Centenary Methodist Church.
Similar meetings have been held in the End
| Presbyterian ana Baptist Churches. The
speakers were Rev 4. T.. Dickinson, the Su-
periutendent Of Army Colporta&e; Rev Mr..
Edwards of the Methodist Church Rev. DR..
Mitchell OF the Presbyterian, and Rev. Mr.
Dodge OF the Baptist Church
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The Recent faei--1hs Jury rnmmoned BY

The Recent Daei.--Tbs jury n'fmmoned by
Acting Coroner sanxny to Investigate the al
fair in which Washington j. Worsham lost
his life, assembled Yesterday morning, for the
third time, at the Office Of the High Constable
The fact that the unfortunate event was the
resuit OF shot fred by somebody had been
previously s.sce rtained to the satisfaction OF
the jury, through the opinion advanced by evo
well known nysicisps aud according to COM
mon report, the person wh" fired It vac Jas,
Mccullough; time, saturday morning.; place,
Broad Rock Race Course: occasion, Il duel at
ten paces Still it was necessary 10 prove
these facta, and the efforts of the Coroner to
bring in the witnesses were unavaillng. The
Jury therefore made up and rendered the fol
lowing verdict: .. That the said W Washington
j. Worsham came TO his death from pistol
ball, shot through lila body by some person
unknown to the Jury.
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NdVor'S Court.-Michael Malroney charged
with stealing ten bars of lead from the Gov
ernment Laboratory, was Yesterday cent on
to the Hastings Court and admitted 10 bal for
his appearance. Wm. Harmon, implicated
in the 81 ne transaction, was discharged
Henry Bradford, charged with making al
assault upon VIM. ". Grey, was sent on for
indictment, and required t. give security in
the SUN Of $500 10 keep the peace. This
difficulty occurred at the Theatre on Monday
hight.
Stephen Page, charged with stealing a coat,
valued at $l5, from Charles jenkins, was re-
manded for trial.
Jere Corners, for threatening to shoot
Francis j. Hyde, and to destroy his property
Was required to give security to keep the
peace.
james Ii. keyser, charged with firing a
pistol III the streets, was remanded for indict-
insnt.
Ann Leary, arrested for ASSEMBLING and
beating d warrior named VIM. I. Grimes, was
discharged from custody.
Of twenty iashes for stealing lar of brandy
peaches, wherewith to grace his Christmas
board
The following cases Were continued until
to-day: James Saves, free negro, charged
with assaulting Margaret Gwynu; and Char
lotte, slave OF Richard Reias, charged with
stealing so from Elizabeth Sch0ntorber.
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TIE Hampton Ioiunteers.--We are request
ed by Col j b. Cary to acknowledge the re,
ceipt of the following donations for the bene.
III of the Hampton volunteers and refugees
% pairs of socks from Mrs. John Walker
Mrs. w Watkins, Mrs. A. Pointer, and Mrs
DIR b. Fleet, and the sum of 500 from DIR. l.
Is. Lyme in behalf of the congregation Of St
Stephens Church; also, $50 from James W
Custi-, Esq, of Williamsburg. for the benefi,
of the Hampton volunteers and militia.
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RAILROAD AccIpsNT.-A serious aecioent
occurred on the Nar,h carolina Rt!lroaa on
Saturday night TO the express tfa'h coming
west bout two miles beyond HaW river,
one OF the axles of the tender broke ana threw
the train OFF the rack -Four OF the cars wers
bqlIv damaged hat We learn that no bodily
iniury was sustained By any cne.-Caarlate
IN n ! Ds,ao,r..s. II IA tasf.
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The /0nares n Frank'ia UMA-The novel
enteri ailments OF the "Zou ZJus' at Franklin
Hall have attracted barge Audiences. and we
Can endorse tire opinion elseN here expressed
that they have dramatic talent of no ordinary
sort. fWhiie the French language Is mystery
to the mslority OF The listeners, the capital
acting plainly reveals the plot Of the piece
they may be playing, aud everything goes OF
IA smoothly ~ any enc need desire Their
bayonetexercise cannot be a1rI ,.ssed, and theil
comic operas are really diver.ing
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AN AFFAIR OF HoxoK-The New Orlean

Tue Data, Of the 4th INST says:
On Sunday morning last an aft sir OF honor
Was settled III Inc aiiiornia saw mill, at the
lower end OF the Third district the hostile
parties were the oionel of q city regiment
aud priVa.e IN the regimeny, who is u lead.
lug merchant of This city. Tue weapons
were Ulcers o,ds, and after both were
slightly wounded the sec 5nds in tAr f-red ana
lhelr a. heTenets were honorahly adjusted -
OF we beard IL, The origin Cf the difficulty
was that the private refused TO turn out
Win tue corps on al count Of having obiec-
tions TO The uniio:m IL had adopted, and a
Ais q men We're sent out to arrest him and
o'Asr Al ssntees. Hs learned of this. and
rocking 10 the chief otticer as authority for
inns measure. sent Linn n challenge, which
was acc 81 ted,
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4 Desperate ar Large.-A few days since,
negro named Isaac, belonging to Mrs. J.. G..
4a.is.ieTrc, Of Orange, had 8 difficulty with
her overseer and dealt him such severe blows
as 10 cause his death. The scoundrel then
made bis escape, ani is still al large It will
he seen by an advertisement in this paper that
Mrs. Taiiaierro offers a reward of 1905 for his
apprehension.
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anee t oecasoned on recent in quests BY the sb.
sence or hardness of individual Jurors, has
determined the Coroner to impose tho legal
fine OF ten dollars upon every one who il not
prompt in his attendance ut tho hour specified
in the summons. Citizens will therefore soc
the Importance Of punctuality in all matters Of
life and dsath where the law hes the direction
Of natterk
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LoUIsfASA WAR HORSES Es RorrE Two
fine horses "ksntnckv'' and "Glaucer" ar
rived at Mem phis on Sunday from Louisiana
in care Of Col. Coleman, the former for Gen
Breckenridge and the latter for Col Kean
Richards. They were forwarded by railroad
TO Bowling Green yesterday morning.
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1HE PEiCE OF rEEHTICE.-Some Boston
merchants have been paying Prentice, of II e
Louisville Jearnal, a soi i testimonial Of his
treason. There is also a project on foot in
New York 70 raise money enough TO purchase
fifty thousand ream5 Of paper, to De presented
70 Geo. u. Prentice =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

The Hind county Miss Gazette says Dir. Il.
Austin gathered twelve hundred bushels
sweet potatoes from two aud half acres Of
laud. Ons Of the pptatOss presented 70 the
editor weighed siEAteep po2nds.
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FROM THE VALLEY,

Morsf7ssts Of roI. Ta!i9t;oros Bri5ade-- Change
a q .arters-GirdnsSs Er,encsd 70 then, on their
HoIte.
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aKS. soLLICoFFkk 81
The Knoxville (Tsnn.l Rasistr, u sa''
/. ". nsva reliable iuVrmatioa thai y
zolhccusr.s s~~ssnl-''' syV~ssd sas "
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Hastings Court--A fine of ten dollars and
costs was yesterday imposed upon Cosby &
Anderson, for permitting their slave Albert to
70 at large, aud hire himself contrary to law
John \. Eubank, charged with stabbing
JOHN George Aniker. Was called, but came
not; whereupoA lo(ic 23r0ScQ6t was entered
by the Attorney for the Commonwealth.
A Cassatti, charged with stealing gold
chain from Stefano Livero, was arraig ned,
and the Court. having heard the evidence,
ordered his discharge.
james 4. Mccain WAS tried for exhibiting
a gaming table, commonly called faro bank,
and the Jury returned = verdict Of not guilty
whereupon he was discharged from cu-tody.
William Watkins and Tazeweil Corr, who
have been cent on to be tried for felony.
were allowed to give bail III the sum of $500
each
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FROM THE PENINSULA,

Ga'si Times and Comfortable Decentralization
Of he Lee Ss;1mish Popularity Of Gen. M.Gru-
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the south. The following passags Is :as MOS.

I'M gff tAnt p1f too OF tfs dfttSle:
g. r Seward entirely mistakes tho .ntan.
liens of ths English taoVernment and people
II he believes Ia the exiaieuce OF any scheme
(unless, 10 may be- among n few mem hars of
Parliament OF advanced views and no infu-
ence, y 10 recOgni2' the in, epeodance of the
>oatheru Con ieder alton. Our determination
~ remain neutral Is founded upon consider.
atoms both OF right and Of expedIancy The
cniy thing which cculd force England or
france IA pursue 4 different line OF policy,
would be- tae necessity OF recruiting cur sup
ply OF cotton. But, In our opinion, such an
hypothesis Is not &c missible; for a. long
tue Northern Government shall continue the
de, there can be no e1 por tation of cot
ton, whether the Southern Confederacy be
recogn ixed or not. 1t wouid In the mean
tine, be eGtirely iaopportuna to recognize
those WAC cannot be considered as having
proved themselves capable Of maintaining
their Independence.
I'VE believe, then, that Messrs Lincoln
and Seward are taking measures OF precau'
ton aEaibs 50 a danger which has no existence
in fact, and In dotng this, they incur an use
less cx expenditure OF men, money, and mate
rails which they ought rather TO concentrate
uron their reaI enemies-those whom they
have before them. The Washington Govern
laeut gives gratuitousiy TO the South the All :
Na8taga of The preparations which 1t is mas-
Tag against All imaginary enemy. The Con =
s-jeratss desire 10 be recognized by Europe,
with The sole view 10 divest from themselves
he military power of the North. Although
there rs Tot the least probability OF any such
recognition, the Federal Government dissi
potes ats forces, as though II were DESTROYS To
prove its power while increasing the mum be r
of It's enemies. Let II be assured however
that we VIII not recognize the Son tn that VIE
will no. attack the North, and, consequently.
that 1t has no enemies 10 contend with, but
those against whom il is now waging war. -
Orr readers will rec0llect that the above is
re-trsnsation. We do not think however
| the general sense of the Two articles is lost
though the language of course cannot be thu
| saIue after two TRANSACTIONS Certainly il
| SCENE 10 us that England is very much indis
| posed TO recognize Us in any shape, and We
| publish the above as a warming not TO put an,
| faith in her, but 10 fight out the al with ouI
own strength, unassisted by anybody. We
are able to DO it, and let Us do IT.
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ENGLAND AND The CIRCrLAls OF SECRx-
rARY SiWARD-We suhjoin a comment upon
the poti'ol Of England with regard 10 this
sirealar. translated from the French side of the
New Orleans Bee. We 90 not recolect TO
have noticed the very significant passages
from the Tunes and Post, which we retrans
late from tie Bee:
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DIM had arrived at Paris.

Ittt7 iJUt brtI4StNN S HlThtt .NOr. Il ne ulHr-
ket is generally quiet and steady, at m
changed quo tati,ns.
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zJLLicoFFsA AND rag LIsc0LSlfhs.
From private letter from Il sn Llii''"-
fer's camp, on Gum hsrland river, on tne 'V''
between jamestown and SOMERSET, The hNoN
Vile Register is permitted 10 extract tho ~
owing particulars OF 3 skirmish whita "a
CARED there on the Sd lust:
Gen, Xollieoifer. having complete con-
Of the river, the enemy cannot approatE
cept At Que point, Sieigais Ferry -
there were abont 900 Lipcolnites SKA 80
While the General was reconnoltsr1ns ~,
position in the morning with his g'sss' ~
opsned fire upon him, aad cannon ri.
struck within four feet OF him. IL lhs -, -
noon, Gen. e., with two regiments aua ~,
pieces of artillery, went up and Ss.ll
them, throwing great many shot shu
in 10 their camp, and eomp e'inz them W '.Si
None killed On our 81 to aud oa. one ~oi,is 20
The less o. 40 s.aplv it was impoSs,.-
ascs rtaia. we having no facilities ~ h,Nts,
ing the rivsr. Weare now eeusrnstits ,,fe
which viii enable us TO cross. "ek sad
here NJ from - TO 40 cents per pusho,tsJ
hay az So cents per hundred II Is sApT rol.
that Inc river viii shortly b. naVisaoi'
here 10 Nashville.
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WspEkspA7, Zee llth, ISL
The Sen ate was opened with PRAYER h, ina
Rev. Dr. Sgsor. EiAssionary SECRETARY Of ma
Methodist Church.
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Lover Echo mysterious uymph declare
ot what you're made what you are !
Echo Airl 1laE -a s.r : s.f s.e
L1ver-- Mid airy cliffs. and places high. 10 3
,aqd sweet Echo listening, love, you lie
Echo You lie ....
Lover-Thou dost resusctate dead sounds.
Hark how my voice reyves. resounds
Echo Zounds
Lover-Tll question thee before 90,
Come, answer me more apropos
Echo Poh poh .- E
Lover-Tell me. fair nymph, If e'er you saw
'-sl So sweet girl as Phoebe Shaw
Echo PshAw ...a ..
Lover--Say. what will turn the lovely coney
Of Into the tolls OF matrimony : .-.-
Echo Money!
Lover-H Hss Pbehe not heavenly browl
Is it not white as pearl-as snow?
Echo ASS, no
eyes ! was ever such pair
Are the stars brighter than they are
Echo They are r'rf' ~ ia1a rE h'eT l
Lover-Echo. thou liest. but can't deceive me
3 Hereyes eclipse the stars, believe me-
Echo Leave me ~ r|s s--r..ir .'t iaasa Ira
Lover--But come, thou snucy port romanceF,
Who is fair as Ph9be-answer, seF
sir J ...r - r.--r.. .-...t.f...F F..-
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in the "noise and confusion" that constantly rages
And is ehroncled forth in the Tslegraphs pages .-.
About Ry Hpds, and hIess Goods and iaptesand LAeas
shawls, Bonnets, and Clnaks that Iiva the graces.
May claim your attention, TO bfief rehearsal Fro.
Ofa list OF Choice Goods Ia stock universal al.
And though less pretending, IN merit more sound
And are quietly waiting notice down town ' .
There Cloths of ssI grades and textures yeu'll and
ar ara V!e Wesus G%"l tH s sGs q sqH sG%hqd
Yarn made Of Cotton, Thread sWaddhg ard Iattbg e
Wieks Fannes beacaed goods Stpes Sbettng twine,
Aud S.slns and Lawns; bephet, dress and swiss fs.
Caih les and summer Stuf eeckd striped white shirts
Gloves Dress Goods Shawls and Ribbons and skeleton SI
Spice epIer and caa serSiuz gaId medal kanln snau
broom BASKETS and bod cords cloths lines buck goVe
Super gars and csHes bath Java and no. r f
Pure as Hon can he tound ia the state OF Ohio s1 M =
Paper hangDgs, bs kettles apry prints and band boxes
CothH wuoen yarn, and bows the neeks Of your OK
stone churs JUGS jars and crooks nsD ha
sds S sInp S sSsN %""a Sna snS IRON s snd
ana noes r gents 70 work "ip Fooden pumps and super
sey,es sns,hs rksr, and washbOArs half bushels and
Chalk osin whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for adweahSr
II et q iaisand Taps Of every grade and stye
eps s.sr, TOO word with yoY have for good news
iea ss AK. @pehers hammars, kniyes ed peg and
Iac Naii sviandles bristies lining binding heel halls
- eha 4. kip fohtE. sticks morocco
Tubacco. ~ anSesH' snos hosues' Al"
But bold my muse. nor further tax Gbs piatsss EstL
Hen PSsI eaa sHA0s for s Of the Nat Of this ful stock
Say then tat the stock u fiI spa ~ 81 s y
That We apxieus ouT patrons 10 gree,
Invite then all from South o@ North from East and from
From city. frOu county, LID0oinIs ana &.
From SDs every 1sS point d the COMPASS ~. oos % 'so ~
LsfSs - Al Your spare dimes Vib your friend, -
Alhtabuls, o. ~, 1900, '@sse.i,i
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The MAIDEN greets her swain today -,
They jar tomorrow, and she iouts him'
Now che believes wbateer he'll say. -
A nlr NH has gope- alas she doHols MN
The lover hangs upon q glance, La...5.l. q
With glowing trust aud earnest sueing
Next year he rouses from his trance, .,,. s,,
And scorns the Que he late was Woolngi
And thus we play the game Of Aie,
Our dreams dispell'd, our plans defeated
And wlen ws'Ve lost with pain and cost
san stand ready to be cheated,
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II. TOWER Il son, Machnsts-builiers o.
Stationary and Portable steam Enginea Saw and othsr
Mill Work, aud JObbing and Repairing 10 order on
AghtAbulh, 49,
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4. INQUIRE anulaeiHrer Of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware Strict attention paid making ett-
ing uEAaf ffspIH9g stoves sieYstits fup9s s9d t4sd
Pe, Eve ffOug Conductors, etc Old Iron, kag GITef
Lead ste ete taken ip Exchange AlsO-Sole Agent for
the "Brtthaat Cook SoUC, with the latest
, . doors South OF the Flax House Ashtabula. q. as
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Manufacturer.

PHENIX FUUNDRY.-J. W. WAGNER
having pnrehased The Foundry of JoHx D, GALpN, vii
eseP sh hand al asotAele pees suNss towssr low ana
Mill Castings, aud sinks attend to iepngl aud setting
up stoves and PlOWs Orders for Castih ad most kius
Of foundry work executed with pronptness Near the sash
ractssysAahta abalsu llhlO.-.a- --4B9
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EDNNARDn H., ROBERTS, Dealer in Fancy
E staple Dry Goods ladies' Cloak Fus, Skirts, CorseR
Chuee iirceres shelf Hardware, crockey &c &c, Fks
Block. Ashtahlla. O. n 1890 --a L------L 40 4la
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- -.
SfGsTeaT.

GEORGE iALLs Dealer in Piano Fortes, and
nsoasons' Ilaq laleoll CcyeA psts-eep Beolh etc
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Whiskers or a Mustache,

in from three t. weeks This article IA the only one
the kHdsed by the French aud in London aud Paris tits
In universal use
ltis beautiful ecnnoica s,oihing, yet Stimulating
ponnd, citing by mQie upon the rOo causing beahi-
Jul growth nf uxuan hair If applied to the scalp it will
euie RALDNEss and to sng in place of the bald
spot fine growth of hair Applied according dirpc-
ons IL will turn RED or towy hair DARK and gray
hmrt'it ORIGINAL cnlOr leaving IL soft soh, and flexible.
The s'ONGrENT 'san Indispensable article in gentle
mans tle and after weeks they would not for any
consideration he without It. sH.rL 'E-.. ta.
The subscribers the only Agents Tor tie article the
United States to whom all orders must be addressed.
Price One Dollar boxfor sse by all nruggts and Deal-
box If the "Ongurnt wnrfanted tp have the dp -
ed r et will he semitic any who desire it,iy mail diec
securely packed receipt or Ice and $l1S. APP
ply 10 or Adhess HORACE l.. FiFGEMAN 4 CO..
b us.l.sr a1.. sDRrGGsrtGc.. "'.
'5SI':y "a Willism street New York
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r. q. WRIGHT. Dealer in Millinery Goods
Worked Fancy Goods Next door
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WELLS & FAUEKN NER, - Wholesale h,,A
ReAit Dealers in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese
Dried Fruit and Flour Ashtahaua. Ohio. Orders resree
fully salicited. and filled at the Lowest cash cost 40
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PRENTICE & OSBORN. Genelal Dealers in
Provisions Produce and forth, Main street, Asta
buls, Ohio. ..s ..
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a. .tFlENDRY, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals Paints Oils, ysrnies, Brushes, Dye stus &c
Choice Family Groceries including Teas. CoTes, &c. Pa
tent Hedcies Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur
poses. Pnyscians prescriptions carefully and promptly at
tended to. old
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Read Che GstOHisbehg cures of irlA knonR citi-
zens Of Buffalo.


~ artQURFD AIR. s. Hemehway Proprietor Gf Niagara
On4ibus Line of Neuralgia aud Rhennmtsm in the
meek and shoulders. 49,. --f rr ar 10. g.. r. o. ...T.
i TT ONE BOTTLE cured Mr. Elias Weed, Commission
othrr remedies tailed .- ....- D.. ..I +. ...
tsS Mr. Ia GRoSYENoR, Of Perry street who eondp-
ed 10 the house. and entirely unable attend business l.
now we'll from the use Of WRisrhs Eea,hgh King q I'll r
p tlR THE NEURALGIA KING cure. Mr.. Joseph Cooley,
Se-e street OF NELAMsAroRY RigrHATsM of long stand
his he'd. us .I Fl. b.
G-R JAMES YANF El.KENBIRG, we'll known police
map9f thf city, was cured of IheuHam and Neuralgia in
= t1R1 INFL LAMMATORY RHEUMATISM--NIr. c. IL. Reed,
No SO Carroll strest cured after tting other Remedies
for wears. E-rs . '...
EY LNFIAMMAT0RY Rheu ut Ism Of Five Years stand
mR-Mr' II W. Putnam. So Pearl street. cured in three
~ auer charge Of hest ysicinns th city.
I GAFGRAIGIA in iis form Of dftren years stand
ing-tr Lyman thburn of 25 Delaware street. entirei
cured a@tfar.T -,f-rok k--es.E -sF-.-P =
tg- wNr COLEMAN, AuetIoheer, No swan street. cur
ed Of revere Neuralgia 10 his lnhs i-rr - .. = F
,tsR MMi MlFFAT Brewer Morgan street, of Neuralgia
\ Price 81, 90 per bottle. al-lsraa 30 sl aaIHH |.
I e-e A. l. MATHEWS Proprietor,
Z ,--,-,,,, 20 MaiQ Street, Buffalo, N. Y,
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over-Echo mysterious uymph declare
VI what you're made what you are
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G. .W.DlGkINSt'H,- -Jeweler. Repairing of
all kinds Of Watches Clocks, and Jewely Shop, opposite
the Fisk HogSs, As6tAbHls, 81 dinll s4aL tl6-
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Agents,

BRIGHAM & CO., Wholesale and retail
CAPS, &c AsnSbasI T ~ = sgi 'tiYpYS 9is
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FURNITURE.

DUCRo C, BROTHERS, Manufacturers of a
Dealers n Furniture 'ho hest descriptions and every v
general Undertkera and mannigetuers oi COZ
Aahtohrin Hs'f'sf' " 41g
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TYLER a. COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Croekery Boots and ShoeF Hats Caps, &c. &c
next door South Of AshtAbuA House, Asltabua, o. 10
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hooks!

n. G.pLCK, RookseIler. S.atidpsr, and News
Vss,t GoSs 1 psia sass IN Toys and GsSsF
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Dsntistqy4

A. BARRETT, Mechanical and Sargical Dem
Hst second door Fisks Block shtshuia, Sthio . 4eS