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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31
From the Springfield Republican.
RUMINATIONS:
A Series of Essays upon Human Life.
By TIMOTHY TITCoMB.
'r TIMOTHY TITCoMI
CHATTER XIV.

1t is comman remark that a railroad
car is an excellent place in which to study
human nature but the particular phase Of
human nature which is usually presented
there is not l think, sufficiently attractive
to engage q man who desires to maintain
good opinion of bis race. would as soon
think of studying human nature in a pig
pen Os in railroad car. do not like to
study even my own nature there, for l find
that the more ride the more selfish | be,
come, and the moro desirable it seems to
me that | should occupy the space usually
assigned to four men, viz two seats for my
ieet' and two for such other portions of my
person as are required for spanning the
space between the sofas. 1t must be a
matter oI regret to most persons am sure,
tneC 'hey are not large enough to cover
twice as many seats as they do, aud thus
drive those who travel with them into more
close and ineonVenisnt quarters. When,
ever | witness an instance of genuine. self
sacrificing politeness in railroad car | be,
come aware that there is at least one man
on the train who has Travelled very little.
No, when travel l tnrn my observation
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Trains do not stop tstatons where the time is omitted
in the above tables.
All through Trains going Westward connect at Cleveland
with Trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati m
didRopolis, &c.
And all through Trains going Eastward Dunkik
with the Trains ofN. Y F. r. and at Buffalo, with those
Of N. Y. Central, and Buffalo N Y City Railroads. for Ne
York, albany, Boston, Niagara Falls, &C.. &c.
A. C. HUBBARD. Station Agent.
CLEVELAND, Is, 1861.
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Tades the country From the humblest vii
Iage school there may go forth teacher
VINO IKE Newton, shall bind his temples
WIN tne stars Of Orion's belt-with Her.
scheI, light up his cell with the beams of be.
lore undiscovered planets-with Franklin,
grasp The lightning Ed,oard Ererett.
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List Of Premiums,
with the
RULES AND ARRANGEMENTS.
the
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR

Ashta6nia Farmers D. Mechanics Association
TO BE HELD AT AsHTABULA, ON
Tuesday 6 Wednesday Sept. u, rs, 81.
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DUCRO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of a
Dealers in Furniture ihe best descriptions and every
riety Also general Undertaers and manufacturers Of Co
fms order Main street. North Of South Publ Square
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-31

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
uiAetueI steam establishment north Main street near th
once ofDrb' Harrington Hall Ashtabula, o. Al
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watches, JeweIry, &c.
Clothing.

G. W. DICKINSON Jeweler. Repairing of
all kinds of Watches Clocks and Jewely Shop, oppse
the Fisk House. Ashtabula, o. g.
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Livery stables

HE. 81. q. CULVER, have removed to the
Fisk House Stable where they offer TO the citizens Of Ash
abula the use the best equipped Livery Stable in Ash
bun County, at prices that range but just above the v
ing standard. Call ana see. Nov. ], 1850. 567
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WELLS & FAULKNER, = Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese
Dried Fruit and Flour Ashtabaula Ohio. Orders respect
fully selieited and hled at the lowest cash cost. 40
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GLASS vI-BRoKE HORSES.


tnllions-trottiug ... 49,. al
Pair geldings or mares-trotting 2 II
Gelding or mare-trotting. 49,. al
Pair geldinS or mares-walking. Al
Gelding or mare-walking. 49,. IL
Pair geIdiug or mares-racking. al
Geldng or mare-racking. 80. Al
Committee-E G. Hubbard, A. G. Rock
WELL w. Il. Simonds.
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List of Premiums.

CLASS FARMS, GARDENS, &c.
FYrsi Prem Sec. Preia.
arms not less than 25 acres 50 90 OF
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J. G. WRIGHT, Dealer in Millinery Goods
Worked Collars and Sleeves and Fancy Goods Next door
to the Fisk House. 470
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LuTgBSI VHTIeIy gaTUeu VEBIUIts 10
COmmittee-o. H. Fitch, Harvey Parish, s.
Nc IDtyre. ....-...
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miscellaneous.
D. s. WILLIAMS, Wholesale dealer in Straw
Goods Hats Caps, Umbrellas, Parasoa &c. 1O5 and Io7
Chambers ST., and SO 81 Reade st., New-York
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For incidental expenses of the quarterHaster's
department three hundred siXty-hve thousand and
thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
For transportation of the army and its supplies,
two million two hundred aud hftyfnur thousand
hundred and eishty-siN dollars and eishty-ono
cents.
For transportation of officers baggage. fifteen
thousand three hundred and siNty-seven dollars.
For purchase of drHgoOu horses, two hundred and
ninety-seven thousand three hundred and thirty
Eve dollars
For clothing camp and garrison equipage, one
Million three hundred ane fifty thousand one hun
dred and fifty dollars and thirty-eight cents.
For current expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
thousand dollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores, and supplies, fncu
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops four
hundred thousand dollars.
For manufacture of arms, sixty Thousand dollars
For increasing the manufacturing capacity of the
national armOry, ffty thousand dollars.
For purchase of gunpowier and lead, forty thou
sand dollars.
For purchase ofnrttllcry horses, twenty-five thou
sand dollars
For hire of quarters for troops, of store houses for
the safe keeping of military stores Of grounds for
summer environments, and for temporary huts, one
hundred and tifty-eight thousand two hundred and
cighty-three dollars and eighty-one cents.
Sec 3. And be 1t further enacted, That all apprO-
priations and all provisions Of law herein contained
applicable to three years volunteers shall apply to
two years. volunteers and all other volunteers who
have been may be received into the service OF tn"
United States for period exceeding three months.
Approved, July Il. 1861.
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Sec. . And be 1t further enacted. TLateyery per
son who hall be apIonte assistant shall
twefity-one years Of age nor more than twenty-six
wears; and that, previous to his appointment. his
1hrliCl mental and moral qualifications shall be
Inquired Into and hIToTably reported upon by +"
board Of paynasters appointed for that purpose by
/ the Secretary of tile Navy. and under such rrGia-
tious rs he may prescribe.
sec g. And belt further enacted. That the aunu-
al pay of shall be follows, viz:
ON duty at sea, for the first five years after date of
commission. one thousand three hundred dollars AT
ter five years from date OF commission, one thousand
five hundred dollars.
commission. one thousand dollars: after five years
from date OF commission. one thousand two undrcd
dollars.
On leave of absence or waiting orders for the first
five years after date OF commission. eight hundred
nllnrs; after five years from date Of commission one
thousand dollars; and when attached TO vessels Tor
s9 service, ec assistant Paymaster shall be entitled
to one rati"n per day.
fter the passage Of this act no commanding officer
Of any vessel i'll the navy shall he required TO per
form the duties of paymaster or assistant lhaymn7-
ter; and when sucll Office shall become vacant, by
death otherwise in ships at sea or ON fOrei u stn-
tious or on the Pacific coast Of the United States
the senior officer present may make an acting aI-
nointment Of any fit person TO perform the duties
until another paymRster or assistant payWas'er
shall report for duty. ANY person performing tic
duties Of pa, master assistant aymaster i'll accor
dance with this section (but not Otherwsel shall be
entitled to receive the pay "r such grade whilst ;"
acting.
Sec. s. And lie it further enacted, That each as
sist AMI pa sail upon his appointment enter
into bonds in tile amount at ten thousand dollars
with least two good and sufficient securities. for
the faithful performance Of his duties, and that
sistant pay masters shall have rank ans; precedence
with assistant sn geons not passed. and that all ap
p0intments to fill vacancies in the corps of paNmS
tiers shall be made 10y regular promotion from the
list of assistant paymnsters.
Sec. g. Aud Lc it further enacted. That within six
months after TIE eNpirat of the present insurrec-
ton the corps Of paymnstcTS and assistant payInas
IN Ire
in the whole.
Approved. July IL, 1851.
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''A ApprOved, July 10, 1901.
rPunu1c. NO. 81

,C-,. to provide for tho payment Of the milltin
~; oInnteers called into tho service Of the Un-
Ts'I states, from the time they were called int"
sryice 10 the thirtiSth day Of June, eighteen hun
bred aud sixty-One.
ne Il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
.sntntiyes Of the Unitel States nf America i'll Con-
cress assembled That there be and hereby is appro'
DRAFTED out of any money in the Treasury not 9TH
erSise abprupriated. the sum Of five millions seven
IiuiidFeI and sixty thousand dollars. so much
thereof as may be necessary, to enable the Govern
mont pay the militia and volunteers ca1led into
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
Approved. July 10, 1861.
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December, 1857. 50 far thesame may be sI-
piled to the provisions ol tlsact, and not incOnsis-
tent Herewith. are hereby revived or re-cnacted
Sec H. And be il further enacted, That, TO defiy
all the expenses that may attend the execution OF
ti;is act the sum of hundred thousand dollars,
~ much thereof Us may be necessary, DO and tho
sumo is hereby app oriated. to be paid out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, July Il, 1861.
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LPunLrc-No.4

An ACT to provide for the appointment Of AISLE
taut PAyniheIers in the Navy.
Be IL enacted by tho Senate and House Of Repre-
OsntAtfVea OF tho United States Of America In Con
gTtSs haaembled, That the grade d assistant pay
master IN the navy ~ the United States be and hero
By IL established, and That FOf Bnd aftsr the pas-
sage Of thid act the President Of the United States
BY and with the advieH and consen' q the Senate,
may sDpolnt ARi6tAht payinasteTS nun time to time
they bhal b BSBdSl Tor active service In the m
", li6t exceeding thiftS-Sit In numbsE.
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OFFICIAL.
Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.
~, -, me fTrss .S>sstoa ef The THIRTY SersnV
Z IS'R4 Congress.
rpuPLIo-NO. IL

Eli a.. lPUPIo-No. IL 90
a., ACT to refund and remit the duties arms i'm
ported by States
BE it enacted by the Senate and HOUSE OF Repre-
,tt;ves OF the tinted States OF America in Con-
.r,ss Assembled That the Secretary of the Treasury
lie and he is hereby authorized and directeI 70 I"
fund aud remit the duties and imposts on s is
imported into the United states since inc us H.
~ NAV last or which may be imported beiore cue ~
first day of January next, by or for the n =,
S,i bo satisfied that the said arms are intenuetI, III
GOOD ATTN. tor the use of the troops 81 any state
which is or may be engaged In adns 70 I3Li,e
the insurreetion now EXISTING ''''
s'- n,,rrnreh. Jolly 10, 1901.
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t.
LTIMOEE. MD.
rIrlI!S INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE NO:
/ prosperous and tnurisling condition. Twice ii
ring the last two years has it been necessary TO obtn
larger apartments for tl'e accommodation OF the l.
crcaSiEE number of students, representing near!
every State ill the Union.
1T Occupies one OF the mast conspicuous III
tesraly located buildings i'll tho city The room
cOmmodiously arranged, spacious aud elegant
furnished
Tie advantages nd facilities here ufferedt to yonr
men desiring /" Iuaiiry sie'nselvcs properly i"r I
various ,iutics of the Counting Room. or I" obtain
7t0rna,yi I'rGriicui Business EiucIti"" generally"
unsurpassed a4ylartcnlar by any similar csta
FIACUI.TY:
T.. x. LUSlER.
Principal Lrctmrcr"n Till Science of Accounts Col"
incrcc. business Customs. etc.
j. VI. PHILLIPS.
Professor of tho Theory and Practice Bool-Keeli'
and Commercial Calculations.
H.H.DAEFES.
Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping.
y. {. JOHNSON.
Professor Of Business and ornamental Pennanshl
S. T. WIITI ANS. Esq,
Lecturer an Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YEHTE REESE. p. D.:
Lecturer on Continental Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. .Ino. p Kennedy. Hon. .loshUn Vnnsant.
Hon. Thos Swami. Win II. Erighlcr, Esq
.Inc"b Trust. Rsa.,E Vim. Knnbe, Esq,
The College is provided wtha Commercial Libra
of Standard Works expressly for the use Of the St
dents.
Each stuleut has desk to himself. aud is ser
There being; no vacation during the year, su,ct
can enter nj any time.
The time usual cd complete the tuIi cOnT
from to l. weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
a large and Beautifully Ornamental Circular. CT
tanning upwards of SIX SQUADS FEET, representing Il
Exterior aud Interior View of the College, v"rio
Characteristic designs, Icnmanship. &c. sent 10y m'
free IF chayys accompanied with catalogue giving fl
particulars. Address r. n. LOSI Eh
Baltimore Nd.
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fIlW Lr. IAl17l.T, H1N. u N1le I0IA Tig-
N,i v:!y YOUR !.jl- a'i'niF:'' " anit. ~ r.
i':rpns" al c:.rt but iiIi! iileir cI i.
feels upon III Liver very marked indeed. lley
have in my practice prove, more "frcctuul Tor tie
cure of biiii"us ctsnyiuisrtS THAI any ...v rrs is {
car mention. ! sincerely rejoice that Lave AZ
length lur@'ivc which i worthy the confidence Of
tic nrni..-. ION :.lml iL, nsnlle
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"a -. E.s::....=.si.

WHEELING. 10Th Alfll. lStlt-
ON and after the 9Th %: April, 1851. the pa,.cn.
ger Trains will be rs follows viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 10 A. NJ. I+av,,& ut 1870 A ". hTIiv-
ing in Baltimore at i:iH 4. NJ connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia, New York. Boston,
and all the Eastern CITIES. leaving at 6lS A. NJ,
rives ut Washington nj $50 :. NJ. making close coli
neetion with the Southern nCs fer all parts of the
Snurh fll- train -tuEs at the principal! stations
fr"II Wheeling 90 Cumberland.
i..tufIiDg. leIv"s baltimore ~ ~" J.. NJ alrl
Washington fifty a. 2:iJ Z. NJ. Orr1vingmt !"rv''
l. Al and Wheeling ~ c:27 4. NJ. MAXI = direct
connection Mil! the sXTresstraiu all pa'is q: ia"
y asf. Southwest IIi $urthwc>t. This train stops
Cl.Iy ar meals aud wood and wafer.
The Nail Train leave Gtiiv Iclu'linE Suiia' ~ Ri
a. T. ~. Beawond al 1:2j J.. ~. and arrive IL
Baltimore at 3lj +. ~. connecting viii the Mail
train leaving E.r Philadelphia. New York. l;nst"n,
aRi -. Eastern cities nj ISIS +. NJ. arrives at Nns
inEi.r 'Tty vt 5:Ep r. NJ. cunnvctin. Nth the South
erH .i. Tor all part, Of trr SOUTH This tran Stops
on ia. Eesf "pI II she read nj M"nnisyilc. Cameron
Warrington, Water Statiun FairnNnt ami Grafton.
Rec irnil,E leaves Baltimore st 5::0 4. NJ. WASH
ingtU74Cif a; 10. A. II. aud arrives - Ferwoc1 nt
1910 = 81 and haeIiur ut lt:;2 +. VI. connecting
with II" ESir train ror nil pstsut tie Southwest
West aud Northwest Til train stops nj the pru-
ripai Of ,tiuns only.
Thc Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except SUNDAYS. leaving Piedmont at C:ia 4. NJ
and Hrrircr Mt Wheeling .; s:Io M
J. Il. FORD Agent.
W =. SaIru. Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ TrLH. 'ieu'l Ticket Agent. ar-h
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DXsemtery. Dinrrhnn. ReIN1, Worm.

From Dr. J. &. G,c.s. - oait-s".
Your Pills have had long trial in ny rrlcticc and
hold them in esteem one OF the best HUer'enis
have yer fouud. Their alternative fleet aI"n tuc
liver makes them nm excellent remedy. when gwen
in sInall doses for JiiiioWS iys.a'srg and I1litda
Their sngar-c"atiu., makes them S"r! actrr'a!, a
convenient for Tie Use of women and chi'dien.
Dyspepsia, lmpurl;y "f the Blood.
From Rer. j. J.. Lin"S. Psgiar q -id''m
CHarrh. B,,tuN.
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TRAlNsPORrATI0NI
!Ievelandy Pittsburg and Wheel
inc Rail Road,

ClaVelandy PittSburg ana wheel
ing Rail Road.
Ia s.....::..ssEssEE5
OY All, AFTBR MONDAY, june lUth, 1861. Pas
senger Trains will leave bridgeport as follows
Sundays exeepted:l
hoo A. NJ topping all "a 0m
arrives at Pittsburgh At $40 r. NJ Az"
Cleveland at ESQ p. II. ,..s
$50 ?. NJ Ezpress Trap. stGp2ing & y 30 2,
oos y ~ Tsat 1s,nrs.s ram Sfoppingonly at Steu-
beuyiIIe yellow Greek welisNllie anu no,
chester on the River Division and at all
Stations ON Main Lines, arrives at Pitts
burEh. at lI;35 p. 81, and at Cleveland at
ios5 4. ".
returning TRAINS. .
Leave Cleveland at 9:l5 A: IT. and 500 T. NJ, ar
= TtTe Al bridgeport at 4:2O p. NJ. and 5:O7 A. N,
Lave Pittsburgh At I415 A. 81: SOS A. VI. and
1910 P. NJ arrive at Bridgeport at 500 A. NJ, 10 90
A. ". and 4:2o P u. rss rGsE
Connections are made Follows:
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania X. r. for Harris
burg, Baltimore Washington PhilA-
delphia, New York and Boston.
Al Cleveland with Cleveland Tcled r. II. for San,
dusky. Toledo. Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORTH WEST, Win
Detroit steamers for Detroit. jackson
Chicago and the North WEST. WIN
Cleveland Erie r. X, for Erie, Dnn-
kirk BufiaIo and Niagara Falls. With
cleveland Columbus Cincinnati for
.,..- CrestIirrs Delaware, Columbus add
Cincinnati
- Fails Akron, Millersburgh and Woos-
A, Alliance With r. IT. W. & C. r.. R. for C4,ntom,.
" AfassilIon, Wooster Salem, Enon, Co
lumbus, &C.
a, s,.ubsnviIIe with p c. c. Line and At BEILSIR
with c. q. q. R.R for GAINESVILLE, New
ark, Columbus, XeniN, Dayton. Indi.
annapolis. Cairo. Cincinnati. Louisville.
ST Louis. 81. Joseph and all points
WLst and South West.
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return 1878.
Fare always AS low, and time much quicker than
any other route
through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can lie procured at the office No. 81 Water
street next door to SprgE House, Wheeling. Va and
At Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will b- made lowest ra;cs tn
any point accessible by this Toad and its connections
70 the East, North. West and Northwest AZ Office
No. 81 Water With Freight Agent st Bridge
port station R. HAMILTON, A gent,
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
bridgeport. U.
in MCCULLOUGH, President
PR MYERS Gent Ticket Ag't. jel2
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JOHN T. INKIN.
GEO. W. JOHNSON. W. y. J0HNso!
G. W. JOHNSON & son,

Manufacturers of Copper, Tin an
Sheet Iron Ware.
II AYING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL TIL
i L improved facilities are better prepared no
than ever to fill all orders for any article work
the above line of business. VHllics and Conductu
made to order. Steamboat work done in Il substa
tinl and worknaniike manner. We now payiI.
particular attention to this branch of the trade an
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular. I
Wholesale Den rs offer inducements thu
cannot he found elsewhere. Our stock of Ware
complete aud the assortment is full ut al! times WI
keep stock of theiatcst AMI most approved pattern
of Coal and Wood Stoves OH hand Mt all times
q. W. JOHNSON son,
No. 1T9 Market square,
jy"-dGwtf Wheeling y
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EpiycopQl CNrch.
PrLAsEI HOUSE, Savannah. Ca. Jan. .;

PuLASKI House. Savannah, GH.. jan =. .; ,I;.t
HOSOREp SIR: shonld he ungr;tte"! Tor .tf
vour skill las brought nleir did not report Hi g.,
to YOU cold settled in my limbs and ",
excrucatin nsuraLgic pains, which ende N ,, Il
TLsMDtGtisBI Notwithstanding / ltnd me .', ,r,,l
physicians the disease grew worse and "or,e "H,.
iy the advice Of your excellent agent III ,..-,
Dr. Macliensic fried yOur pills Their enc, ,t.n
slow but sure by perscvering in the use 'i ''''H'
am now entirely well. ,s.t
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge. La Dec ., 80.
DR. AVER: have been entirely cnrcd. Hy ., S S,
Pills of Rheumatic Gout-apaintul di-e;Sr ,lr1
afflicted ME for years. NlNCENI si'' SIN, -.
E-Nost of the pills in market contain MeL'rl
which. although valuable remedy in ski,!iu ha'S.
is dangerous in public pill from tie dreadful on.
quenCes that frequently follow its incaT''"ns
These contain no mercury or mnr;"i
whatever.
Price 25 cts. perBo1, or o Boxes for q
Lowell, Mass.
For sale by A. c. GOOD CO., aud by III x! GrsA
gists. aug
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j. Y. HINES


WAhsAw. Wyoming Co. y l." oc'; - -; -;
DEAR s n: l am using your Catilartic rus VI ~!
practice and find them excellent IHrs-'htr -, !.
cleanse he system and purify The JountGiH, q '
bIG.d Join &. MEAClIAM. NJ
CorA tpntfon, Costfvcness, suppress
sion. Rrenm ntism, Govt, Neuralgia
DrOpsy, Paralysis, Fits. ETC.
From LJr. j. p. Tougha, Montreal, Cs"aa1'
Too much cannot he raid of your Pills Tor the tulT
of cOsiirsnesS If others of Our fraternity nave n.
them as cfiicncious have. they shonid JON nv ~
proclaimtng it for the benefit Of The muLtiGaJ ia
suffer from that complaint. which. nlth"uSh '.n
emnur in itself is the proEcnitor of others that are
worse. believe cVStircneES to originate IA u, w..
but your Pills affect TINT organ and cure lie '''''
From Mrs E. Stuart, Physician and Nif''[f' h'''''
find one or two large loses of your Pill taken a.
the proper time, arc excellent pr"mo,lNes "a
uraf secretion when wholly or partially -
and also very efIeCtUal to cieun.e the .iaaue ~ ~
Drl 1v0rmS They are 50 much the lest lnS,'
have that recommend I'o other t" my l',.'",'
From the ReU. DIR. HGtckcS, 81 tie Ne'"'''''
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Three Through Pa senger Trains,
so MILES pOI-BLt

The Capacity ihi. Road is equal any in i,c
Country.
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YFR'S
CATHARTIC Pitts

n hE. wv SIM Et.ESLE AMI CNMpI AMIN,
~ Are You cut Of order with vour sy<,s,, y"
ed. and Your feelings uncomfortable I'll
toms are often the prelude to serious Him.. SIt
mt of sickness is creeping upon you ami ,lo,I i
averted l,y timely use Of the right r,ru,, We
Ayers Pills, and cleanse ont the iisuritred hum. A'
purify the blood, and let the fluids move ~,
structrd i'll health again. They >timr,,s ~ . M
tions of the body into vigorous ACTIVITY ,,,-; ."'
system from the distinctions which MAJ a.! '"'
a cold settles somewhere IN the BODY ana ,.,,.
its natural functions These. if not relieved r,,',
npon Themselves and the surrounding ,r,r,p, ~,
'lucing general nEEravuiun. surrrins ,,n W. lt"'
While in this condition. oppressed Iy ill.,. l.,,,,
mcniS take Ayers Pills, and see how dir,f,I,' H.
restore the natural action OF the system and Si,,
the bnoyant feeling Of health again Wl,. =. 80
and 5" apparent in this trivial and cumrp,,
plant is also true in many the ,l,cp..,a,rl anu
dangerous dtstemrers. The same pur.si,r ,,.',
exprls thom. Caused by similar oIstF,,r,in,'
arrangements of the natural functions If rbc rni,
they are rapidly aI',! nanv Them srrriy Cr,ri T.,
he sans ms; means None who Enow tic vr,rc, 4
these Pills will u"-'cc' o c,nlIoy hem ,,Ir, nm,
ing from the ''s"r,irie they cure
Statement from leading Ihy,iciar,s in ,.,i,. AZ. rho
principal cities. and from ether Well known rut'J,
persons.
From Eor.-.r,i,nr Trria,t ., :, io,.