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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13

WARREN STAUEToN, our friend, to whose
rescue we came with such generous impulse,
has been released from captivity, and called to
see us the other day. He met our congratula-
tions With spirit more like hen midway OF
her incubation, than sen,ieut being fresh from
the chasteuiugs Of afiictou. Plea, palliation,
exteDualion. or prOtestation Of purity and gen.
erOsity Of motive, were all alike unavailiug.
Nothing would do but to wash his hands Of
us, so he paid his bill like a man. and kicked
off the dust Of his feet against us, and vamous-
ed. Thus 10 his infatuation, he turns his back
upon as, and like the SOW that was cleansed
gone back to the embrace of that little kuot o
secesslOuistS who make him their mouth-piece
and victim. Alas, poor Yo rick.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13

ONE STEP FROM THE SUBLIME, &c. Bro.
Re ed the gal ant editor oil he Telegraph,
whose head though o sable.silvered has
lately had n room antic experience with q
rustic beauty in the form OF a comfy, plump,
bripht.eyed simple hearted milk maid resid
ing in somewhat unfrcquented ueighbor.
hood in the pleasant borough Of Ashta bula
and has discovered what he never doubted
that be is sum punkins in the estimation
of rustic beauty, and an object Of interest
Being in the aforesaid somewhat unfre.
qnented neighborhood The other day, com.
placently seated upon the back of an au.
telope he passed herd OF gentle kline, who
we're contributing their vesper offerings
or in other words the cows were giving
down nights milk for the comfort and
happin ess Of their owners, when he esped
the aforesaid rustic beauty in the act Of
taking seat on a little tripod for the Cur.
pose of securing ONE of The vesper offer.
ing. Size suddenly became euraptured
and gazed upon those manly form, seated
as aforesaid up on the antelope, aud being
so rapt in admiration Of the passing s;ran-
ger, she varied the line Of her direction,
and instead of sitting on the tripod, sat
down beside the tripod, deposlting her
plump and comfy person on the soft aud
oOzy earth, generally called thin mud, by
the unsophislicaled keepers Of gentle kline
yards The rustic beauty felt somewhat
ai0rter fed because she had missed the
tripod, and looked up to the passing Stran.
ger, (Ihe mounted cditor) who returned
the compliment by putting a smile onto
his face, aud chirping up his feet charger
left the somewhat unfrequented nighbor.
hood with its herd Of gentle kline, contribut-
ing their veSper offerings, the rustic beauty
beside the tripod, sitting in the mud, aud
went off with his eyes shut, probably.
Bythe.way, Mr.. Telegraph 50 slight
cuddle as that maid don't need such time
as your making over it? This conclusion
is no mere vagary of an overweening vanity
or egOliSm.
That's rather cute, Bro. HOWELL, for the
Reporter.
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j. M. ToMENY has been n, minated for
Congress by The UnioniSts Of the Memphis
(Ttnn.) District. lie is a gentleman Of
ability, integrity, aud the most emphatic
aud uncompromsing loyalty
Gen. GEARY recently moved from Har-
pers Ferry TO Winchester, 26 miles in a
southwesterIy direction. and took possession
OF the latter place. He skirmished with re.
ble cavalry all he way, killing a number,
wonudng others and taking sill other pris.
oners lie also captured horses, mules
and -four. The Geueral returned to The
Ferry, pursuant to orders. though the
people Of Winchester begged him TO remain.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13

ASSESSOR BEEBE held the first term of his Court
Of Appeals 10 this CO, with his Assistants as
associates at the Office of the collector, on Mon
day last. No cases OF appeal we're, however
brought, showing how satisfactorily the Assist
ants had made their assessments, and discharged
their perplexing duties. Various questions
which had arisen in the discharge Of these du-
ties, were introduced and discussed, and copclu-
sions reached, which will have the effect of Sc
curing greater uniformity in the operation Of the
revenue law. The effect of the late decisions Of
the commissioner relating to the disposition OF
the goods taken ID exchange by our retail deal
ers--dried fruits, butter cts, has determined our
leading merchants to change their retail to
wholesale licenses. The question about. re-
quirng the collectors of ashes who carry goods
with whichtopayfor them, to take out pedders
licenses was agreed upon.
One thing was made apparent-that men need
not be hackneyed.inthe suhtelties Of law prac-
tice to grapple With ahstruse Legislative euact'
menis, and tomaster the deep things of even
this voluminous and complex law. The clear.
ness and familiarity attained by these gentle
men, in the short time since it weut into opera
tioD, shows the lalacy Of the popular notion that
none but lawyers are able to comprehend the
provisions and construction of law.
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FlOur-Market less ac.i i've and prices without material
change, closing quiet. ....
Sales at So superhne stae 2566So extra state;
S56O96OO supe fine western; S6Z0555 common to medium
wsse so 5000 90 common good shipping braHdI
extra round hooped Ohio; 81 0O9S,25 tade brands. .
Wheat-Market less active and holders more disposed
TO realize. .... -
sales Of Chicago spring at sl2s@ 35 winter red western
$40 amber Michigan at 81, ,l69 AS white Indiana at
$l,55
COrn-Market continues in good demand part specula-
tive and prices have advanced cent per bushe Sales
at 7697sc tor shipping mixed western 66l for damaged
aud heated soc for yellow western.
Oats-MaTket Fmer with fair demand Sales at 666o6SC
for common to prime.
Pork-Market steady with good demand. Sales at $l3-
62H for Sll ,5Oll7 rs for prime $l23Tkl250 fol
thin mess $4,000 1900 prime mess
Beef-Aarket lies steady,-Sales at-SO0@l0T5 fol
cOuutry mess S55O479O for country prime $ZO0@l37 Il
for Tepacked mess SlS 50@l4 rs extra mess.
Lard-hsrket frmer and in good demand Sales at 9h
1014e-latter price for very choice city.
.Butter-Sellng at l6@2Oo for Ohio.
Cheese-ARrket steady at 95S0l3e.
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Every Family should use Speer's Sam
buci Wine eebated for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities genuine Snuant Tonic Diurelic Sudo-
rc highly esteemed by eminent ply ican aud the
first families OF Erunpe aud America.
As n Dturetic it impar Il healthy action 10 the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial in
DTopsy, Cont. EruptiOns, and RheI affections.
As SudOri1te II opens the pores and expels all i'm
purtes by nsensbe perspiaon thereby driving OF Erup-
ons and cleansing the surface giving ygor the
whsle system and BLOOMING SOFT, and HEALTHY condi-
tOn to the Skin and Complexion.
Speer's Wine is not mixture manufactured ar
cle but is pure from the juice Of The Portugal
grape cultivated in the u S. and recommended by Chems
and Physicians possessing medicinal properties superior
any other zines In use, and excellent article for all
weak and debaed persons, and the aged and inirm inn
proving the appetite and benetting ladies children
Ladies' Inc, because 1t will intoxicae as other
wines IL contains mixture of spirits other liquors.
and admired for its rich peculiar favor and nutritive
properties mpartng healthy tone To the digestive organs
and blooming soft and healthy skin aud complexion.
We refer to few well known gentlemen and physicians
who have tried the Wine -
Gen. Winfield Scott Z. 5. A. Dr. Wilson 1lth ST., n Y.
Gov. Morgan, n Y State, DIR. Doughter Newark, N j.
Drs. Darcy and NchOll, Dr. Ward, Newark n. J.
Newark, n. J. DR.. Parish, Philadelphia, Pa
DIR. Parker n. Y. City, j r. Clinton, N. Y. City.
And many others too numerous to publish,
None genuine unless the signature of ALERED STEER
Passac n is the cork of each bottle. Make one
trial of this wine. A. SPEER Proprietor.
Vineyard at Passaic N j., Office, No. 20S Broadway,
New York. Sold by Druggists generally
For sale by @. WILLARD and W. +. COPELAND Druggists
Ashtabula 63Oy
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THE Annual Thangsk wing gathering of
the friends and patrons of Lake Erie Fem
ale Seminary passed off very pleasantly
all present seeming to enjoy the occasion.
The chapel was handsomely decorated with
evergrcens, aud notices graced the walls
over The door of the Chapel, Thou crOwnest
the year with Thy goodness, over our
National Flag, God speed the right, ,--on
the arch, Our rest is above, aud on the
walls, Labor omuiG Pincit and Amor ct
Jtndes A harp in the Chapel on the Piano
drapcd in black, having a broken string
with the name ELIZA, with the words,
She sings in Heaven, was a touching
memorial Of the death Of Que Of the scholars
Miss ELIZA A. PHELPS.
About halfpast eight refreshments were
served. The table were tastefully arranged
and bouulifulIy supplied. A blessing was
asked by Rev Mr. WILSON. We were en-
tertained before and after supper with ex'
celent music-vocal and inStrumental-by
the young ladies of the Seminary, all OF
which was highly crediIable. Al the close
of the entertainment, benedicton wa
proDunced by Rev. Mr.. WEB TER.-Ia
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DIED.

In this village on the 10th inst. AMOS HA-
zLEToN, aged IS years.
In MeNdvie, OH The 22d ul'. EMERSON BAKER
formerly resident of Pierpont aged 96 years.
In Conneaut on the I'd inst. JOHN JACKSON,
the Barber aged about 43 years.
In Geneva, of Diptheria, on the 9th ult.
JoHN RICHMOND, age p years.
In Geneva on the I'd, Miss CARRIE CowLEs.
oged l6 years. for four years an esteemed men,
Der Of the Cong. church. tier end was peace.
In New Lyme, on the lib ult. ADELIA L.
DEMING, agod 81 years.
In Auslinburg, on the 18th, RANSOM GRrF-
Fls, aged ca years.
In hospital at Lebanon, Ky. on the oath ult.
CHAs. o aged 20 years, son of J. NJ Giddings,
of Cherry Valley.
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THE STovE AND HADDwARE TRADE as we
are informed by George @. Hubbard, are not
usually better than they have proved this
fall, His stock has been larger than common,
and the sales greater than any former season.
The range of prices, the quality of the wares,
and the close adherence to all the considerations
of business fairness, may perhaps, after all fur.
nish reason for growing business,
The Stewart Stove, of which he is the agent
we believe. has never yet found an equal or sue.
cessful rival 10 popular favor. and we believe it
holds its onward course with something of the
same steadiless as the establishment of which
it has become an imp rtant part
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The Grefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINE ES

A RE prepared under the immediate su.
pervision Of skllfu Physician. aud they be
lied upon in all cases.
The intelligence Of the community usulted by the
Of single medicine which claims 10
but the Grlenberg Remedies consist Of eleven different
Medicines all unequaed In the Of the diseases for which
they recommended among which may be selected
pnpste to Of the diseases incident 10 this country and
climate. "a,
The Grgjenberg Yegetabe Ps better than any other
kind Of Pills in the world-Price 25 Gents.
The rGfenberg Uterine CdthoHoou infaliabe
dy for all Female diseases-Price l,5l Cents.
The Uterine CabaioOn will Gravel diseases Of
the Kidneys, uriU" y :iHiculties in males.
Tue GrGfenberg SaTsdpdriia is hy far the most powerful
and ehicacious compound in use-Ptice 81.
The GrGferbeg Dysenfey Syrup certain snd quick
remedy all diseases Of the bovels-Prce so Cents
The GrafeHbTg Pile Remedy falls to permanently
relieve this distressing disease-Price $780,
The Grafeaberg Ckdreas Panacsa is invaluable
pound in MI diseases incident to children. l.r
The Grafehberg FeUer and dgHe Remedy In sovereign
specific for this particular d5ease-Pc 10 Cents.
The raEeHberR Green Mountain Ointment excels all othe:
saves in its curative eiTpcts-Price 25 Cents:
The GrGtenbe,g COHsunptires Bain audS the most
tonishing relief IL all pulmonary cnmpainPrice 50 bot
tie h eminent Physician of \ew York states that he
has known the Crseenberg Consumptives bam used with
great Dropsy Our experience subtantates
his statement
The GrGferberg Beah Biers the most Pleasant and
delightful tonic prepared-Price rs Cents.
The GrGfeRberg Ere Lotion Is unparalleled iu all lu1am
nation diseases Of the Eye-PTice 25 Cents
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Latest Styles of Dress Goods,


Latest Styles of Dress Goods,
Ladies Cloths, Checks for Boys Clothing, &c.
Paris, Notified, and Geraldine Checks,
the pretest in town, at MORFslSoN'S.
A LOT of cheap Dry Goods, so low hat
everybody buys them at AoRRSoNS.
A Splendid lot of Cocheco aud Merri.
mac Prints, Dark, Fink, and Purple, at MORRISoNS.
Black aud White Check Silk Shavls,
Check Wooden Shaw and other Et les for Summer just
reeOiyedat AORRlSONS'
A new and pretty Style of Goods, for
DO'' ''O'-"S '''' Wv 'D'S MoRRIsoNs.
ANY quantity Of Summer StuG'S of the
best Material and Manufacture, at MoRRISoN's.
A full supply of those most desirable
Collars and Cuffs, just received at hol'RlsoNS.
Gloves and Mitts, any quantity, all
Styles and Price, at MORRlSONs.
Ladies' aud Gents Kid Gloves, desirable
colors and low prices, at MORRSoN'S.
Grenadine Wells, Tissues, aud Beragps, in
great prOfusion,at AoRRSoNs'
Narrow Ribbon for trimming, nearly all
cOlors, at AoRRlSONs'
White Linen Pocket Handkerchief,
from up silk Handkerchis oayats, Neck Ties, lots Of
the at MORRlSON'S.
A Large supply of Hosiery, from the
smallest to the largest size new style for Children just
received at AORRlS0N'S,
A New lot of Misses and Ladies Nor.
rocco Boots, very low, at hoRRISOA'S.
A few Trunks for sale low at
MoRRISON'S.
Lots Of Crockery, Hardware, Glass,
Putty Paints Oil barrel OfdOuble boiled lust opened
Dye-StuGs at AORkISON'S
Groceries constantly on hand, the fresh.
est aud best at .....F = - .-f hoRRIS0N'S.
Bring on your Butter, ar
erVr Beams and anything that is good not onittV
yonr big pocket book, aud for yourselves am awayI
ready 10 show my goods. Store open from In the morning
until 0 in the evening. III. L.. MORRISON.
AEhtabula, June 18th, lSo2. aau1 F. sff 6S3.
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At a late meeting Of The Dlrec ers of the
Cleveland & Erie Rsilroad at the suggestion
of the President Amass Stone, Jr., it was
resolved 10 consequence of the starving con-
dition Of the operatives in Great Britain,
in consequence OF the dearih of cot on, to
transport articles aud goods destined for
them over the road to the amount of one
Thousand tons gratis. Corporation have
souls and big ones too SomIimeS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mRtthews' Chocolate Worm Drops .
Never fail to destroy and exteminste all kinds Of intestinal
Worms AFo perfectly reliable in all cases. aud far superior
any and all ofthe Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS and
Yermipges In use They may be taken at all times with per
feet safety they contain No Mercury or other
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give the
children other No eathato Whatever necessary be
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers Ia Medicines
t.H AL MATHEWS, Gen. Agent Buffalo,
eIQ and Fort Erie. @. w.
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SHERIFF. HESDRY, s oguin victim to misfor-
tune. lie had just rebuilt upon the ruins Of the
former FIRE, where be lost bis entire house
hold stock, and was just contemplating an eutry
upon it, having stored a considerable portion Of
his goods 10 an out building preparatory to the
work Of moving, when, few days ago, it took
fire, and the whole was destroyed. Misfortune
Is rugged nurse uncle William, but who tho
Lord loveth he chasienetb .......
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NOTICE.-Rohert Means Of lhe Slate

IN OF California; will take nntice that Robert Thompson
did the Both day Of September 1862 Re his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas within and for the County Of
Ashtabua and State nf Ohio against the said Robert Means
defendant setting forth That said Robert Means the 18th
day April 1857 Indebted to the said Robert rhomp
SON. In the 81 so 90 with interest at ten per from
October 90 1856 for money lent by the said Robert Thompson
the said Robert Means at his request the 2sth day o Oct
1885, be paid in six months from said 29th day nf Oc
tohr, 1856 that there is due from the said Robert
Means to the said Robert Thompson the Of $3.50 with In
thereon per October 80 1885, and pray
ing Judgment may rendered therefor against the said
Rsert Means In favor of the said Robert hompsonThat
order Of attachment has been duly issued returned in
sail action Ivy virtue of which the following deserted real
tate has been duly attached the proI Of the said Robert
Means wit fifty four of lard in the West part Of
Number So in the township Of Wayne and the count OF ASH
tabua ard state Of Ohio and bounded the Noit West
South BY 10 lines Of said lot So and East y Huds the
lot be onging to James Sharp And the tAd Rnoert
Means is required TO appear and said petition
before Saturday the 13th day of December 1892.
sr-.z LEE & KELLOGG, 4
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
jefferson October % 1862. 6t67O
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WOop,---We want Wood--two feet, season
ed, more pressiDgy than any other-but VIC
suppose there is no use in making an appeal to
those who owe US and have agreed to furnish
Us. while that article readily brings the cash
aud good prices. Limbs and sap-rOt, even, are
OF more value than newspapers, just COW.
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PEseV WMEIELD, who takes us task for maxi
log light Of her mlsfoFtunes 10 the cOw-yard, is
too much for our OrthOgrapic attachments. We
wish TO be excused
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FOR SALE BY-A. Hendry, Ash'abula; Pratt & Garfield
Jefferson; W. W. Pulls, Austinbng; NJ. Smith Co., Geneva
Nathan Parish, KingS lille; L. Lyon Conneaut Peter Bcch
Richmond; r. NJ Norton Andover; Wells Faulkner Cherry
Valley; Deming, st ohm, Dndse New Lyme; F. Pilirs
COlebronk; j. Gibbs. Orwe W. +. Iatiner Rock Creek
Hiram Morgan, HAtsgrove f. B. Pratt, Wayne.
G69 H. B. KINGSLEY Cleveland Agent f,r Ohm
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REAL EsrA TIE CHANGEs.--The store owned
by Maj. Prentice, and recently occupied by
Pieutice and Osborn, has been purchased by
K. r. Williams, Esq. Consideration, $2,400
in farm lands on plank road.
t. Nc CURE has purchased the building
owned, and but recently occupied, by james
Phillips as a meat market. MIR. MIG. enters
into its occupancy at once. Price $1,000.
The store vacated by this removal, owned by
ex-mayor Morrison, is to be occupied by MIR.
j. G. WRIGHT, where Mr.. w. intends to carry
on the Millinery business, as we are informed,
with the same energy and taste as he has here
tofOre done.
The dwelling house OF Mr.. Wright has been
purchased by Dr. w. M. EAMEs, of Orwell, who
we are pleased 10 learn, intends to make this
his place of future residence. The Doctor is
gentleman OF social and intellectual culture,
aud his professional attachments are the result
of twelve years practice 10 this county, and a
year and half as army surgeon. Our citizens
will no doubt appreciate his advent as an ac-
QUESTION, aid secure to him home feeling by
extending to him at once, the righl-hand of fel-
lowship. The price paid for the property, we
learn was about $4,000.
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Dental NOtIee.--At tho solicitation OF few patrons
in Ashabua have engaged at the Fisk House. and
viii there Monday the 9th day Of june remain one
week. aud the first Monday in each month thereafter to
remain week G. W. NELSON, Dentist.
COuneaut. June Sd 1892 $50
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The Tribune says that Gen. Mcclellan during
the present week puICbaseda house in s5lh St,
md expects TO make ,ha. city his permanent
home. ~,
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
Lake County, is the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens Of Astabula and vicinity Of RTy otber and the
quality Of its stone Is superior for fmness OF texture and
durability Stone cut tn any dmensiohs and for any purpose
dressed in the most workmanke aud Mt hOt notice.
Orders solicited, for Faggng Steps, WetStoues Under
pnning Window and Door Caps and ss Coping and Wa
ter Tables When the travelling good parties do their
own hauling at considerable saving. b. EDGEkTON,
Thompson, Dec. J, 1862. SIS
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The weather has reented aud softeued down
!.s .igor, SC ;hs. or Thursday i vas IS bland
as indian summer
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Clothingl Clothing !

Garments OF the Best Style, at Short Notice
Our stock Of Ready Made Clothing Hats and Caps will
ways FULL and Of the best qualities Of Eastern Manufacture
Such emens for buying that confident
sell Goods ia line cheaper than be bought
elsewhere. Please call and examine for yourselves.
Ashtabua, October. 1862. 645 MANSFIELD & BRUCE
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BUFFALO Robes "A fine nssortmen,
Dus received direct from the plains which will Be sold
cceaper than ever by STkPHES HALL
Dec. Attn, 1862 .-. &c
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eg"The bove named Ladies' personally acquainted
wh and know that for years while lived in Medina
they great sufferers Miss S. has been badly ac cd
that ii with difficulty she able stand unon heI
feet few bottles of Cathocon entirely cured her of he
complaints My vile received great benefit from tis medicine
We recommend TO the Ladies' of this county as lafe ant
efficient remedy for the many complaints they subject TO-
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield HERALD.
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MARRIED.

In Jefferson, Sd inst. by Rev. Thomas Oliver
GUG. N. GAEENE, of Cherry Valley to Miss
MARY PETERS of Dorset.
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DR.. Tobias, venetian Liniment.-A certain
cure Of bas acea and warranted superior ant other
Group Il positively relief IL absolutely inmedi
aieIy when used others remember this yourselves
with bottle without delay, Group disease which gives
mo- notice. equenty attacking the child IN the dead ofngh
before physician can be summoned Il may late Re
member the OVenetan LiDament fns Price 20 aud
80 cents tile soid Ky all Druggists Once, 90 Court
andt street, New Lofk.
Card 90 the Suffering. Tho Rry. WILLIAM
CosGnoyE while aboiug Mission ary in Japan, was
cured Of Consumption, when all ohe had aed by
recipe obtained fom learned physician residing IN the
great City Jeddo This recipe cured great numbers
who were suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis Sore
Throat Coughs and Colds snd the debility and de
preston caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of benehtnF Others will send this recipe which
have brought home with to all who need II, nee o
charge. Address REv. WIN. COSGRONE,
576 aso Fulton Avenue Brookiyn N. Y.
FOR RENT.-Oyer our store nice large and very
DERRICK & BRO.
See Advertisement ofwATsoS's NEURALGIA BiNG in Rno
ther column.
DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment, /,
IN pint bottles at 30 CENTS anenes cuts gals, collie,
&C. Read the following;
BosToN July Tth, 1862.
DIR. TOBIAS; We have used for past your Horse
Lnineut Tor lame ess kicks bruises collie and cuts and IN
every instance found It the best article tried u this
circus company. Please send six dzen, IL is the only
niment have 1Os horses, very vaiu-
hyatt FROST,
Manager Van Amburgh 4 Co.'S Menagerie
Sold by all druggists Office, SO Cor andt ST. New Yoik