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SEiruiEa.

sSfak FOR RIO DE JANEIRO-PACKFT on
- 18th MSI-Ths Al bark LlzzY, Capt Nckerson
&c e as above For freight 6sV
AFT ~ ~ '' PES 'IISSGGls r" Bs5I # HERS
s+r4 FOR AMSTERDAM.-The Al American
ship FALM)UiH, Haines master will have go
= '0p"''h Tor tise above port Fog pass apply to
a8,H corner Cheaps,de and Lombard street
4s;9s FOR LLVERPOOL.-The fine fast-saiJipc
have sa AZ EPmssiao bark sTADT FRANKFURT 40 viii
to p'Spa'ch for the above port For freight apply
corner Oh, upside and Iomt ard street
Ss4Aw T y n BOSTON. The fast sailing schr.
lug the above n6 me- H Baxter master load
Passage apply to quick dispatch balance freight
zrs4 FOR BREMEN-Tb
dispatch the above port @ master viii have quick
ivaetf isE BR& GF HlssS "a ga apply
e.@es FOX MAkShILIES,--Tha g.1-sI-E-
TaaiA7 ROBERT WINTHROP, Norvi,Is n,al nne sup
81 rla ana %lil sail with spatch For rID6t' = now
jysseest -' passage ' 5Xs, 7 FISHER 4 SONS,
4ss FOR BREMEN.-The fine fast-soiiin-o
Ss ship ERNEs TINE r. Frerl III
n S SasH HgSPatch for the above pot For iregh or
WITT I7s Sg 10 VoNKAPFF d ARESS,
No y Germ an street
$50 FOR ROTTERDAM.-Tbe fine f.st-Sail,,-,,
agEs will have qucs despatch or he above ndr OIp
~, III or passage having superior accom- apu
r. f.,O
je29tf 90 s nh9 LICK, HERS BoklNGER
sgS4ss FOR ROTTERDAM fine Al R,a-
s1afSS men ship JOHANN SCHMIDT, Capt Schmidt viii
~ prompt despatch for the above port For tre;, ~
pdssaSe having superior accommodations lease snnIv 10
''"'L II "oaiu the slp a. Corners hart F.P or TO
.ie29n % sop n6RG CEar1is BOZ; BONNER,
45Ea4 FOR ROTiERDAM.-The Al Baltimore
- - ship ELLEN STEWART, Coffin master. viii ~ a
ST dispatch for the above port For freight or
Je2g If $ Gay and Lomb I'd sts np stairs
sg.s5 FOR ROTTERDAM = he Al Baltimore
szaship CASILDA, stafford, master is now Iosdir f
'e ABOVE port For freight or PaSsgaFS apply to
yes u 5 W. cor. Gay an LOMBARD SIS. Up stairs
~ FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th he fine Al Bri,ish
szss42s bark CITY OF FETERRORt UGH s A Jaggs
master Is loading Commercial What and n, M
ulspatch. For freight apply 20 " M {
i,o+, FoARD 4 ROGERS,
10 Bowly's wharf.
s.e::sss FOR LiFBRPUOL.-The Al British bark
fsl:sl:s y MIR ClOUh Capt. Abbott now leading nj
iisnet o "iri, an being Of small capacity, will have
ie,4tt FoARD Il ROGERS,
10 B0wiy's wharf.
SJt;st FOR BOSTON.-The fast-sailino sch-
Eassgs " L, Haines, master is ow Ioa,Iin TO- ~
aiv m nave QUICK despatch Eor freight passage D.
';s9S, - HE'S EN- x -CGEKS
lezS II N W. corner Pratt ami Gay streets
oSSEss FOX PHILADELPBIA.-Th tsst-sa1I1r 9.
s5s schooner MARY, Captain Fox, master is now oa d.
ing 'oi lliS above port Having the her
saEu VIII have quick dispatch For Fl. igh or passaIe
"E$tiS ~ =, HESLEN Il ROGERS, -
s.l&I n W. cor er Pratt and Gay streets
45sss NEW ORLEANS
-"~-@<S LINE OF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JACKETS.
EDWARD EVERETT Ennhg~
HELEN a MILLER Gsit
- CHARLES, Puark
hes vessels are all Of superior class and insure AZ tse
oWe5 figure They sail regularly as advertised and @
anueu by CAPTAINS well experienced in the trade The
2y oo OF the above such as will afford Srsot
apply to jCJTiE nFNnEp soc a SEaSssase,
cFc III r-Iy>,e,,r No 81 fratt street
their addreap - H0O"' oonS!sIsu "
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5sSsG 1r tsSfss S,sJsss

EcSs 80 cssss.sssssssssssgl FOR THE
szzsS ~ " : Slss---aaf< FyEST ~ souTR
. THE "a LiIMpHE AND OHIO RAILROlD
On Af'sr May 10th, 1851 the VII un A. follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, 8a!t!rlore--3a!l except
Squil. a. eoe a: H.; Express daily ~ S.i5 F. ~
Bob fIaiIS directly through for Ali PARTS OF THE
WEST, SUUfH " EST AND NORTHWEST.
FOE VA Y PASSEGaEkS.
Between ffHitimore and Piedmont the $50 A. ~
tram betwSn PIEDMONT and Wh.eiins take Accom- modg
ton Train lcaving Pieda.oa at Gao A. NJ ami weu:
B tnore ~
TIE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 40 P ~
and Frederick at 6 80 A. Ii - "
TIE ELLIGorrS Mills TRALNlsaves sIsi,so,e aao.sO
al LAO and IL 10 n, 3l5 and 100 r. ".
FOG YASHINOToN M TIE S0UTd
Leaves Baltimore at 20 ami % A n and 345 and SOP
n On Sundays 1t 40 A. 81 only. Leave Washington 1t
40 and TO A. 81, ana 2.SJ and IS Z n Sundays al
80 r III only. The and fourth oniy from
Baltimore stop way points. Tie four Grains
from Baltimore and the second third irop ashipgtou
connect eith trains On the Annapolis read.
For imrther formation, tickets Of every Kind apply
70 j /. hSGLAND, Agent at Camden q the
Ticket O6ice P. SMITH
. Master OF Transp rtation.
L. n COL z. General Ticket AGENT
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4sA Agaas.
NORTHERN

"a, Ek+S3ss.=s-sss1 NORTHERN
a&A @sLNEE& CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SCPERlATEN DENTS OFFICE, I
- CALVERT STATION, baltimore May 18th, 1851.
On anc after s. NDAY, day 18th 1861 rraius on North
ern central Railway and depart follows,
iurtiIec
~ ~ TRAINS NORTH.
NAIL AT SIS A NJ.
FNPk5SS Al 4. 5 Z. VI.
HARRISBURG ACCOM- NOTATION AT Is ?. NJ
lice S.!5 A. NJ Tain Relay trains
On e>tern Maryland railroad At Hanover junction with
nan Yer and gettysburg Railroads: at TOrs vita York
aud Wrightsyile Rs'!ro-d; at Harrisburg with Pennsy
Ytna railroad for all PARIS of West Also, Witt Lebanon
Valley RAJ! Dad to New York direct. st Northumberland
with h. and Z Railroad tuf RI"gston aud all pa
wyoming Valley; sudbury Pna eiphia and Erie
YORK -
The % P Train nak.s all the above connections ex
cepe Hanover Railroad WrEhtsville railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad.
The SIX ira makes connections with Pennsylvania
Railroad Tor all parts of the West, direct
tor New York.
TkAI, ARKIyE.-Mai! at 10 P NJ, Express at Las
A. NJ. Harrisburg Accommodation at 2 - T. n.
For TIGhEIS ana Information enquire at the Ticket
ohice a!vert station, Salt gore.
a 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

WAsHrSGroN-The Renewed menace' Of the
National Capitol by the rebels, only shows the
imporinnce they attach to the plans they have
all along il dulged. nf gaining possession of the
seat Of government. The efT"rt concentrated
npon Virginia by the secrssionists has been
mainly for the purpose of seiEng Washington.
Until that is in possession of the rebels the
revolution will lack prestige and character
There will be mn chance TO hring into the new
confederacy all the slave states until rebellion,
sits in the seat oG authority. and the government
of the United States is, thus apparently over.
thrown. 1t is for this end mainly tat the
mndmen, in and out of Virginia, are endeavor-
ing to gosd and brow-beat and "precipitste'
Virginia into secession If she be in any way
drsgooned into passing secession ordinance,
and the progress of rebellion is not speedily
checked. or crushed oat by an "vershado wing
and formidable force. as has been already threat.
ened. the head quarters of rebellion will he
transferred to some point within the old domu.
ion. and adjacent to the city of Washington
Much depends, therefore, upon meeting the reb
els with an array OF E'rce SUN .iently formidA.
BILE to cut the thing short in righteousness. r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

AsHTABuLA RErRFsENTrD IN THE SoUTHERN
AHNr The Rochester Democrat relutes the
story Of young man aamed John Farley. n
native Of that city, who has just reached home
after an adventurous experience in New Orleans,
having escaped from enforced s'rvire in the
ranks Of the rebel army. Fariey, with three
ether young men, all sailors fIom the lakes, who
occupied lodgings at the same boarding hoase,
were caised upon to enlist, aud refusing, were
thrown into the csahoose. A Few days in this
lothesome place took the coUumacy out ol
them, aud they enlisted. and Farley embraced
the frs, opportunity TO escape lie represents
thst there are mary Norihrrners in the rebel
army under similar circumstances. and among
the number two from AshtshulA We know o
three AshtshulA boys at New Orleans, Wig
CHAaLET BuRSErT, ALsPET HowELL and Mar
PIN II. MANI. These are the boys, ne doubt
alluded to-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20
The BAttsrls. at Charlsston.

War having commenced, the attention Of
the country naturally centers upon Charleston
the point of It's inauguration. A description Of
the fUrti6cations prepared for the reduction o {
Fort Sumter, aud their strength aud forinda.
bieness. may not only prove interesting. in them
selves, but help the reader TO arrive mt a mure
satisfactory opinion rs to the apparent necess-
ties Of surrender on the part of Major An.
derson.
First in order. is Sumter ITSELF
IL IL irnnrated p~ntagon. or Eve sided
forti6caIiOn The walls are 60 feet in height.
and are from TO l2 feet in thickness ON
four sides. hur on The 6f SIDE, are hut
four feet thick. They are built of solid
brick aud concrete mIsOnry. The fort ia
situated on the wesi ride Of the snip chan.
nel with its base, which is the weaker side.
towards the land. aud nearly parallel to
Fort johnson aud the baIery ou Cumming :
Point.
The work was designed for an armament
lao guns arranged in three tiers. onp
I've The other. The tiers ara sn baybetts.
not being protected overhead. The two
other tiers are uuder bomb prof easements; /;
The lower one being constructed To contain
iorty-twO ponnder Paixhan guns the sec
ond for eight and ten inch coumbiads for
solid or hollow shot the third for twenty.
Tour Founders and mortarS. Eleven Paix.
han guns are said to have been mounted by
Anderson on the first tier The regular
war garrison of the fort is 600 IN N, b II the
."ree ut ihe time Of attack was but lO9,
l'c'nd'ng Ial~rers. musicians, &c.
Fort MOHIfrie. is an inclosed water bat.
terry, having front of nearly three hundred
lret on the Sonth. aud distant abyut a mile
aud half from Sumter. None of ina gums
are under cover. but are shielded by bags
aud barrels Of sand aud pallisades Of Pal
meltO logs. There are two walls Of brick
capped With stone. thns making avail some
sixteen feet 10 thickness. The armament
consisted Of eleven heavy guns and asveral
nortars, bat has probably been considerably
increased Of lHes 80 i - -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

GrinK To H'rrt-We are indebted to the
suthor. JAMES REDrArH, Esq. for a cory Of this
work. with map Of the Island, embracing a
large amount Of interesting information to the
general reader. SEd more particular to the emf
grant. The work is published by the Burean
Of Emigration, Of which MIR. r. is the head
The Inducements held ont for emigration are
liberal end attractive, and should be understood
by every son Of Africa who hus any lingering
hope Of improving his condition. aud desire oI
escaping the unfortunate prejudceS that forbid
his elevation here.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

TovNsHrr Assessors are required while list.
Ing chattel property, to enurmerate all deaf,
dumb. blind, insane and idio,ic persons, who
shall have residence ia any family, Jail, or in
armsry on the day preceding the "a day Of
April giving their names ages, and duration of
their ibfrmiIies. and the names Of their parents
or guardians. and their post Office. address and
return the same to the county auditor, on or be-
tote the Sd Monday OF Nay. Blanks for this
purpose are furnished by the auditor Neglect
81 this duty exposes the assessor to psualty
Of Sloo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20


br. Mefltngharn's Onguent. = Ihs Ames'esn
areucV Of ts unveally famous article or stmueung s
srovh of bard hiskera soap hair u nov conhaeo ~
euevely 70 the highly respectable hrn oi nefs Horses -
pegsns a Co of Nsw Yofk thus giving the American pur-
csssr double guarantee is nsual rseounendatnry me
liz The of the New 1ork agency 70 vel.
come feature In our adyerti,ng coluinna 2tnest
Mothers, rssd this.-rhe foewing T. an e,trset
nom tt,r wiitie by the pastor oi bals ChnIon 20 tne
J,rssi snd ssss ges incinnh Ohio End Eeas volumes
In favor of that WOrdrenowupd ned'eine-hn mihaioWa
Soothing Syrup for Children TeethiuE A., 49,
ave zee advertisement In your columns OF hrs Wins,
ovs othing svrup HoN said word IN tavor o
s,ent medicine h. re IN our le bot FEEL compelled To
say 70 Jour Ieaders that this IL no humhugwe have tiled
H. and know u 10 be II claims. II s probably, one o the
most succesful me cnes of the day hecause v v one o the
bet Aid those OF your readers who have beer can't do
better than lay supply" See advertisement In anoth
column.
Mathevs' Venettan Liqutd Hair Dye =
Aeknow by all 20 he the ~ Pps ura Chealfsi In the
world Eariy Ap,l lied woiks to charm Produces any
shade that may be- desired Restores Eray hair IN W original
color does not dy scorch the hair produces neranen
eoorone that will neither tade or eE OF wsh out heen 10
nee Tor hreen Years Aways Fives complete sauhctiOn,
E- Remenberi the test, A. well a. the cheapest For
sas bv ali Dtugeista. Prepared only by
A. I. MATllEWs, nruggist, Buffalo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

Among those most prominently named as
successors to the late Judge McIseun are Judge
Ghoson and N. II swayue Esq. of Ohio. and
Judge Logan, of Illinois, The report that Sec,
retsry Chase would be urged for the place is
contradicted
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

BUEeLARs are trying their hands upon the
ware houses, butcher shops and clothes line over
10 Conneaut. Their efInrts show some indus.
try. hat seem TO have heen nearly bootless so
Gar a. amount Of plumber is concerned. An at.
tempt to carry quarter Of beef shows that
they have q taste for the substantial realities Of
,.R. f...."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform
Il the Citizens Of Ashtsbua County that be has seeded
tis % Soo2 S building. formerly ossupsd By j. O. WReaT
under the shaeOW u The great iisk BOe where can now b
The Largest aud cheapest Assortmsnt OF
Boots & Shoes
Ia the whole Buckeye State.
Owing 70 the operations the Morrill, Tsra ss trade IN
the uOafedsatS states goods in the shove frOa
Ten to Fifteen per cent Cheaper
than they have been for the last ysa ana the subscriber
to sell them cOrrespOndingly low.
ager line Of work than have hSrstofors tspt
eOnsistng Of
Glove Kid. Kid and Lastig Congress
CATERS,
Ti,s 'S soss that .ont .tr.teh Out lt wcs reg Aarv
Kid welt lace Boots.
which won't r.p nod good a. the best shop WORK anA
at much lower prices
To 'ss male PSrt q srs.tlOn desire foHy OASos~oa
Calf, Goat, Enameled and Lastig Oxford
Ties. aud Congress GaiterS,
oGsrvd ia thlstOvn. ana
at LOVER PRICES
Ny stock of Mons BrOsAns very large which ham
en- especial pains TO select 10 meet the wants Of the trade
l have also good line Of
Ready Made Clothing
Hats aud Caps,
which An bound to Ssl Cheap
y shoematSl VII; end sonpiets nOek Il
Leather and Findings, Shoemaker'S Tools,
which An wiling 70 eel At small prOnt
Thos. 8. Lay.
Ashtahuia Aprl 10, IsOl.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

M'TNrrRE & KNTour, Of Jefferson have gone
into trade at the we'll known stand Of Mes. and
with NetO Stock. laid in at the present low
sanee OF the Eastern markets expect to he able
20 make their mark in the world. Macs friends
would not he surprised Il he should accomplish
alL lLhenuudertakes. The aiv. Of the 6rm will Se
found 10 our columna
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

CoNaREssroSAL ELEcTroNs. Drnnson
has ordered special election in Shermans aud
Corwin's districts on the 2sth Of May.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20
MARRIED..

At A,hnbuln on the the I7th BY j. MAltby, Orrs W. SAE-
GEANT HargrOvs, to CoRNELA H. HorchKIss OF Asha'
bula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

The appointment Of Gen. Sumner to the
command of the Paci6c Division OF the Army
will give general satisfaction t0 the North. lie
is tried man aud true. lie superscdes Col.
Johnston. relative Of the traitor Floyd, who
has heen tampered with There ia reason tn
suspect weakness among the Pacdc officers
They have been approached by the willy JEFF
Davis. II il we'll the Government has been
prompt in making u change.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

We learn from the Sentinel that the dwelling
house Of widow Fl. Sperry, in Andover, was
burned last Saturday, The Ore was supposed
TO have originated from q defect in a stone Chin
neyx Household goods mostly saved. Loss
$1,000. no insurance. .rA ..a..'e @ r.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

NoKTHEHS PEI rESTIAKr The question Of
location for the new Prnteutiary is now narrow
ed down to half dozen points. Among the
most pIomiD ent Of these is Akron.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

COuneAut Reporter says: Our KingSville
friends have sunk their well to depth Of 236
feat. and have what they consider good show
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

A disclosure OF the facts connected with the
conspiracy against the life of the President At the
time Of his journey to Washington in Feb has
been mads There is no longer any doubt that
there was such q conspiracy, aud that it would
have been likely to succeed if Mr. T.. had not been
persuaded to evade the conspirators by hasty
journey to the capital There we're twenty or
more persons concerned in it, and their plans
were well laid, and they we're stimulated to the
work, portion Of them by the terrible fanati-
cism engendered by slavery, and the rest by
mercenary considerations The chief conspira-
tors are known to the detectives who ferretted
out the plot, aud are still watched. They were
abundanily supplied with money, which must
have come from those having large interest
in the assassination of the president. We have
fallen upon evil days when the president elect
Of the Gnted States is obliged to run the
gauntlet of assassins on his way to the capital.
aud when his life there is not beyond the reach
of danger from couspiratOrs against the govern.
mPnt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

AeHrApuLA participates N The general enIhu-
sIsrm, snd devotion 10 the union. The stars
and stripes ore suspended TO dsy across our
main street. and bills calling mass meeting this
evening, are seen at every turn, and the village
gun is booming forth iis deep toned thunder.
Such merging Of party into .'atriotism is not
little refreshing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

EARL Brit. Of Thin. has bren appoints
Marshal for the Northern District Of Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

The new Time Table went into effect last
biapbss. Our table has been changed to cor.
retnond.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

Ma. KRun distinguished himself in defense Of
the war bill, making some sharp thrusss at the
opposition. ts4ria
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20
Assignee's Sale.

Assignee's Sale,
THE entire Stock Of Goods lately be-
Il longing to
EDWARD II. RoBERTs,
wni be offered a, private ,sls, for The
next Sixty days,
at Cost, and less than Cost
Ths ssOoh contains large prOpOrioa u
Strictly Staple Goods,
which will be sold at PRIME COST.
All other Goods can b had uaa
IMMENSE SACRIFICED
Come and bay what yOu want q, your own Prsos.
The whole must be closed out to settle up the
business.
Terms Cash.
- Merchants wanting n sort up utte oan And many
things in Goods aud Store Fixtures
ny order, n. CARLISLE. Ass1rn...
|
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

S@-The President received Eve dollar
note In an anonymous letter, last Friday,
to help pay the expense Of reinforcing
Fort Sumter The letter caused much
amusement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

~ o-
w,, an experience Of years with direct References .
best ut darNbitS tone snsb a. n ,ss 80 ia -
than O Pianos ~ eor,t.nd ~ van a trss or srie if
parallel in The history Of lie business 10 The rnis-
70 himself sse9nd The diasion H.d.e tS'nasS
ambition seems 10 h. ~ ,s. 7s 90 a, % t s
In particular y 'S4D''' 'ANN @"e '''''' ~
~
Hou to buy good Piano Chsapl
and n 1. a thng Lno ~ ,,, - vey 500
Psro. enable, . sieud the purchase q la
ssT's OF course NJ Il sss.. psluss . furnish y. s
toner sith good FAno.
Hon 10 bvv a ooor p;o-o J,,.5..
Go "a dealer and ~, hin, ro, ur,,. A. -, a..
&c., sts.-s.,- - -. riy S.5S T" ssisss Es.ns
give your opinion Al n 4 i. 10 ocs,s md s1 ne &c ,,s ne
b.s..sor sisndid ptsno 80. "a - 3so sh ~ -
tboneht Won eud V,i rood one f,r thss panss, s -
the price and If tie dealer has poor Pianos JOu vSs s
LIyL. ~. - Il. rl. =. 81
"~s '4"O' ave o<".
Raven Bacon seinvsy, iIrhte Bradbury, Of New Yo
40; and The Cheering Emerson Lad Pianos Of sossaa ss
n. p,
CRe0P HMnos, IzNmoHgTy q
Hsr. Of eass Of henn p,.nos nreepdlnv N have rraf
improvrmeat t@tsnt, Ee That are bepc soa b. stssS
agents, Gs.
WV @H''O"eO"S. f'H
Magnificent styles, Of and OK octavsa, double resde ~
ave snd ugAn Aeo1n uJ+,,1T 70 any yet mAde are nSs
NB-Thers can BE- no better Me,odsoa bought haa ga
b had Of Geo hAI Al AshAeuas and on no beE terna
TbrW,e of Sal Fs.
-. -.
month"; Aso tenn 81 iS lesson. xyes S,,s 70 sS.b y ou
shas uPoa the Instrument y eomPetent teacher 81 Ash
IAOuA~ e-e-' -
Teachers Register
,,- .,,a, !, a.. nj, . 1,,s. ...,. =. -. !.
ing situations rsqussted TO send IN their and a.
retsnt 70 do kc IIso th9,s ndias1, hrorin ~ lss.
h re teachers are wanted are re1ues,sd 70 vIse t,p1 ~
number of pupils that can be had. sc
Second mana ftdTlOS d1d G1e0dcoaS
,.A. q, .,.h.,ro IT, r., A sir ,.4,. ,oA ..h u ~ a.
sals a. 70 rSnt - - - "
' - ~ r., r..
CSS0"'eTS A@t"'
rndivduals owning Pianos or MeOdeons also thS.s
inu Uu!ss ~ a. i rGe ius Hss i ~, sne - ~
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RELIEF for the AmIeted.
mr.. S, Il. CLARK, German Reform
H. ed Uipohie Physician Surgeon formerly OF the
firm OF Clark Gibson) be consulted at the following
times and placest
viii be at his once No. 50 Garden street. Cleveland Chic
the last week Of each and every month.
ConneRut, fremont hOuAe, May eth
Ashtsbula, Fisk House, Ttk
Jefferson, Thompson, tth
Geneva, Union House. 9th
Centsryile Whet ler House, 10th
Painesville, Cowles House, llth
Charge for medicine for month"; from 81 90 10 ts00
IlR. y. q. CLARK
Having had seventeen years experiences In the practice
nrdeine during which time he has treated
ens in all forms of acute and chronic diseases with unban
Aeled of which Of your friends or nelghbn
testify and is prepared 10 give relief all may Ap
Py Particular attention will 6e given to the cure Of Cos
shPTOS and all diseases Of the lungs chest Dspsp
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every oharetsi
will he treated with
Also will old and all suptivs diseases Of
sver character they may be He makes of universal
BoiOniesi remedies No eAOmsl other dslssOus drug
used.
Persons Al distance desiring advise and Medicine viii send
general dAenpton OF the appesancs OF the urine, with
ooreet statement OF the origin Of the disease and
grneIAl history OF the symptoms with nsae, aga kc
4, All communication must Be diIsstsd 70 a1vn
jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa
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