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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

We herewith illustrate further improvements
added TO the Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing machine,
namely, the "brader,' device for sewing braid
or cord upon Rny kind Of fabric. The braid or
cord ". 10 passed through the hole, 70, (eee en-
gravingl Of the ordinary glass presser IL, OF
the machine aud stitched'upon the fabric, %,
Ia the most elaborate designs without any pre-
vious bastng It's value is best set forth by
a lady's hand as follows - =,
A new improvement has lately been added
TO the Wheeler & Wilson machine (which, by
the way was considered long ago to be as near,
" perfect as any human contrivance couid oe')
being au attachment for sewing braid upon
cloth. silk or any other material II our friends
have been through the tedious operation of
braiding chlldren's dresses, they will realize the
great relief that awaits them 10 this invention.
The braid follows the needle with perfect sccu-
racy, taking anycurvo desired, 80 that the most
intricate pattern may be BRAIDED with great ra.
pidity. Every lady may now possess one OF
those lovely chambray morning robes embroder-
ed in vines and labyrinihs Of white braid, which
have heretofore fallen to the lot only Of the
most industrious aud ingenious. For summer
dresses nothing can be more becoming and ele-
CANT We hail this Improvement as a confirming
evidence of"a good time coming" for the Indies
one and ALL And we may as well include the
gentlemen, for there will doubtless be M mme.
diate harvest of elaborate smoking caps and
velvet slippers embroidered with gold braid
Long live the sewing machines
Scientific american.
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Truth ut H ome.

Ofall happy households, that is the hap
pcst where falsehood ia never thought Of.
All peace is broken mp wheu once it appears
that there is a liar in a house. All com.
fort has gone when suspicion has once en-.
tered-wben there must be reserve in talk,
and reservation in belief, Anxious parents,
who are aware OF the pains of suspicion
will place general confidence in their child
ren, and receive what they say freely, un-
less there is strong reason 10 disrust the
truth of Any one. II such on occasion
should ubhnppily arise. they must keep the
suspicion from spreading rs long a ossible
and svoid disgracing their poor chili while
there is chance Of it's cure by their cou6
dtntial assistance. He should have their
pity and assiduons help, as if be were suf
fering under disgusting bodily disorder II
be can be cured, he will become duly gru te'
fol for the treatment. II the endeav0r
fails means must of course be taken 20 prev
Cnt his example from doing harm aud
then, as said, the family peace is broken
sp, because the family confidence has gone
lear that, from some cause or another,
there ore but few large families where every
member is allhogerher truthful. Br
where all are so organized and so trained
as to be wholly reliable in act and word,
they re a light TO all eyes. sud joy to
oil hearts, They are public benefits, for
they are point of general reliance and
they are privately blessed within and with
out. Without, their life is made easy by
universal trust and within their home and
their hearts, they have the security Of rect
itudc, aud gladross of innocence.
Harriet Martiaedu.
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Kingdom Comm r


Haa any body peen old massa,
Wild de muHsinsh 0n bic tace,
8wine down de street some time dis ui0TaiV
Co de road TO LAI'Sf
lie seen cloud 90 dust arisin,
Down De street de oder day.
Aha he say dat aint surprisin
Oats zacly Iihe dat LAY.
eIfe six foot one way--two foot toder,
An he weigh three hundred ponE
His feet 20 big. you nebber seed anudder
Cober ober half de groun.
ale drl 80 hard" he's shoes ar lsrhn.
An de sole all worn away.
De only way he stop dem garpin,
Is to tote dem down to LAY.
"De oberseer. be make us trouble,
An he dribe us roun a spell,
We lock him up in de sboe.shop cellar
Where LAY keeps shoes 10 sell.
Nv ehoe.string's lost--my boot needs tappin
Tn boom right straight away
You'll nebber ketch dis chile auappin,
Till he's been down to LAY.
Ny boot Is toru, "dacs what's de matter y
DE heel he torn all off
a goin down to Cinciunater
Wild dehunters Of dc Dorf
Now The got hom. Ill hab anuder,
An dat dis berry day,
III Sud better one dan tudder
In dc shoe-shop kept by LAY.
Just received, larger stock Of Boots and
phoes than have ever bought before, compris-
ing every thing in the line. and am bound to
sell them at prices lower than any other house
iu this region Most of my stock will be sold
at old prices, Notwithstanding the great advance
10 these goods. T.s. LAT.
Ashtabua, Sept. 20, 1862.
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Harriet Martiaeou.

A CuRIous EXPERIMENT Take piece
Of pastebosrd about inches squnre, roll it
into tube with one end Just Isrge enough
TO 81 around the eye. and the other end
rather smaller Hold the tube between
the thumb and finger of the right hand do
not grasp il with the whole handy pu
the large end close against the right eye,
and with the left hand hold book sgains
the side of the tube Be sure to keep both
eyes open, aud there will appear to be Il
hole. through the book, and objects seen as
II through the hole, instead of through the
tubO. The right eye sees through thu
tube, and tho left eye sees the book, an'
the two appearances are SO coniOunded 10
gsher that they cannot he separated. Tn
left hand can he held against the tube. in
stead of book, and the hole will seem tC
be seen through the hand.
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4 soldier wounded in battle set up a ter
rible believing, al which an Irishman lying
near with both legs of sang ont, bad luck
TO the likes Of ye-do yer think that nobo'
dy is kilt but yourself?
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Corsls, sgstes and crystals are fou1d on
many stormy shore thus heavens most
precious gifts are often found iD the rugged
paths Of sorrow and adversely.
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To GOd out the number Of children in the
street, commence beating bass drum. To
hnd ont the number Of idle men, start q
dog 6ght.
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Modesty promotes worth but conceals il
just as leaves aid the growth of fruit and
hide il from view
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BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

Persons taking instruments around pretending To sell
cheap &c generally have unreliable grade Of Instruments
rertons about puehasing should always write to Mr. Hail.
zee him before doing 10.
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EASY PAY.

All kinds ofroduce received In payment Wood Tay and
Grain wanted the present time. GEO. HALL.
Ashtabula, December 2, 1881. GA
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Dra. WINE. H. HURD'@
d E N T AL r E NJ EDIES
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
iNsuRrNe
FINE TEETH AND A SWEET BREATH
CURING TooTHACHE & NEURALGIA.
wzirE and sound TEETRJ Use
Dr. I'm. D. Hurds Unrirollrd Tooth Ponder
raen,sd es acid .tA, ary injurious substance
Price, rs ceuts per boz.
TT Beware of,hs Suary cheap Tooth POwdsr', which
Written but destroy.
20 yon Wish to be certain that your Breath pure sweet
and agreeable 70 huSband Wife lover rfendsl Uso
DR.. Hsrd's Celebrated Mouth Wash.
Ths asirnsen -sshs also the bes. remedy in the world
or CAvKRR Ban BREATH BLEKDNo Grns SORE horrH. etc.
II has cured hundreds. PTics 81 cents per bottle
Do you, or yosr children suffer from TOO,bscas' Get
Dr.. Hurds Magic TOO'hdei< Drop'.
Price IS cents per hOttls.
Are you Afflicted With NsuraigASi GSt
Dr.. ". B. HurEs .NturdlgiG PIdStCrG
The most effective and delirui remedy known. They DO
adhere Eter but sonth and chan pain away Try
them Price, is and 81 cents. Mailed on receipt OF price.
| no You wish a complete set Of DENTAL REMEDIES and
q Treatise Preserving Teeth ! Got
DR.. ". D. Hurds Dental TredsurH
the nsateIt and most valuable present that snd
to another Price, 81. Sent by Express receipt o.
price.
For Gale at all the best stores throughout the country
CArTIoN-As there dealers who take advantage Of
eseneu impose upon their customers inferior pro-
paAtOnS IL to insist upon having what call
Tor and you will t best thoroughly teked and prepared
y and scientific Dentist Treasurer Of the NJ
Y State Dentists Asocaton and OF the n.
Y. City Dental Society. - Address
lly639.
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PIANOS.-Persona who wish 20 buy Piano OF tire best
will be shown how they handsome sum in
the pu they adde PIAso, JoT Cor c., Pub
hsler's Agents, New York 7. q.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

DEAL ESTATE AT A BARGAIN! I!
IL 2s Of land with good buildngt, great variety
of fruit good water deirabe homestead now owned
occupied by j. W. HILL Ashtabua village. Can be ba,
great bargain. with reasonable terms OF payment.
Also 800 Of mbered land in lots a. 40 and so In
Richmond township good road, belonging to J. W. I
For sale at low fgures and favorable of payment
Enquire OF owner, OF SOS II. FASSETT, Ashtabula.
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NOTICE The Co partnership of Root
Morrison being dissolved by the death Of C. Root
senior partner 1t is neceaary that the bu'iness of the
Arm should be closed speedily possible All persons.
therefore, havin,
Unsettled Accounts
are requested to call Immediately arrange tho
Prompt payment will he required that the liabilities Of the
6 be met and discouraged The buEineRH will be set
tied By the undersigned. II. L. MORRISON,
Surviving Partner Of Root Morrison.
Ashtabuls June ], 1861.
Having made arrangements TO continue
business at the Old stand Of Morrison take this meth
cd Of returning thanks 10 the customers and friends Of the
late firm for their patronage in past and 10
solicit cnutnuano Of the same to myself.
My Stock of Goods is Full and Complete,
comprising all the articles and many than usually
kept by the merchants OF our village.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware. Hats Caps, Boots Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints Oils, Glass 4 Putty
kept stock and viii be sold very figures
down All kinds OF produce tAken exchange for goods
| at cash prices.
The times and my circumstances will not admit of long
winded credN credits TO doubtful customers. To all whC
prompt and reliable prepared extend reasonable
credit but prompt payment will be required In all at h
time agreed upon Putting and blowing entirely out my
line. My desire Is to deal fairly and sqnarely with all TfJ
Jvns is, lssi H. L. MORRISON.
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"estics.
llEAVY, aud Fine Brown COtt0ns. Cot
ton Warn, Batting Waddir Dcnims Sfpss Ticks Heavy
Summer Goods for Men and Boys wear Beached Co.ons
very low prices, for the times, At
May lEt 90. MORRISOE'S.
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CARRIAGE uAEUFAoToRY a DEPOT
sgsg

w. q. BENHAA has at length perfected his bust.
arrangements that the public may be accommodated
on call for most Of the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles,
having number finished up and ready for delivery be-
sides large quantity Of work in various stages Of progress
which be completed upon very short notice, When
ferred.
Orders will be received for work Of any particular style
pattern.
with full supply Of the hest hands to be found in the
country, he fears competition east west IN the matter
nf taste style Of excellence Of material the fidelity and
honesty with which his work IL put together OF the truth
of these statements may satisfy himself by personal
examination.
Requiring of all kinds done with pomptpess and on sads
factory terms.
WV g. BENHAN
AshtAbula March 2s, 1880. $50
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THE HOUSEKEEPERS'
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

PepNed from improved receipt by proprietor OF tie
"BRoIHER JONATHAN PnLIsH" is certified y all the leading
New York Furniture Dealers PisnnFnrte Makerr
the best in the far Removing atehes Marks and Dirt
an restoring high and lasting gloss 10 all Ii ds OF VArnish
ed work. nom Furniture to Leather. II is cheaper and bet
ter than NATnish dies immediately, and Is easily applied
With piece OF Cation Flannel and bottle II this
New Furniture Polsh Housekeee work magic In the
urftre Of house and Keep it lknF like new Nov the
time to shi cup yonr Table Chars Desks Pianos Picture
Frames CaraPes etc. aud make EN- ool so per cent bet
ter This true economy FoI sale by Furniture Dealers
storrkeeIers generally Price IS and 90 bottle De-
pot No. snrnee Street, n: Y. Special Agents Wanted.
lyos9
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

PoR THE RAPID cUER OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HORrsemoss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COMsumptIVc Patients
tm advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Il remedy universally known 10 EnTpass any
other for the of threat and lung complaints that Il
70 useless here publish the evidence Of its VIRTUES. lS
unTvAed excellence for coughs and colds, aud its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made It
known throughout the civilized nations Of the EARTH
Few the communities, families, among them
who have personal experience Of its effects
living trophy In their midst Of its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs
As all the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know too, the effects Of this remedy need not
do than them that 1t has all the Vir.
tues that Il did have when making the which have
won go strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, MasS
Lyon, CouDesut; N. PARsH Kingsville GEo. wLLARI
Ashtabua II. b. STEvESR, Geneva MoFFT BROWN, Re
loggsvie and by all Druggist and dealers in Medicine
everywhere lyb2S
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A good second hand PIANO 70 rent.
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A Great Chance for Bargains in
Piano Fortes and Melodeons.
UEO. HALLS Large Stock of Pianos
Prices for the Next Thirty DnysI

This Opportunity before oe ed the citizens
Of AEhtAbulA county vicinity for procuring
PerS"ns sIpertnE to buy in two, should embrace
this opportunity At ones,
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ACES and Embroidery. White Goods
~ Drapery Muslin Irish Linen, shirt Fronts CrimpAd
Dmity Linen Collars, Marseilles Biiants and lto No
tionS too IN mention but all needfu useful
and will be sold low at MORRlSON'S.
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TRUE TO THE LETTER.

Mr. HALL positively. Snd undeniaby, with his expe
rience and economical method Of doing business furnish t
class instruments better terms than other dealers s
ford 70,
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Pills-Pills.

Among the large quantity have the Printer ssys he vim
following e ~ - Wv
srAnarstTs James hoAtrs HollowAys RobAeka PArksrs
Aaosme bosines GrAnenberg, sOule's CheesHauia
A''Fs' Poor AAnR spauidng,s, &c. &c. Gs
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Money Can be Saved.

Persons living at distance, have instruments sent
them aud may rely upon being fairly dealt with though
they here to select.
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Our stock OF Ready Made Clothing hats and Caps win be
awaws full and ofths best qualities Esssrn Mannfscturs
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FOREIGN TRADE.

Mr.. HALL, has shipped Instruments 10 almost every state
IN the Union Persons residing In Indiana Michigan Illinois
Wseontn and other Eates Of the Wes pacu arly in.
yited 10 correspond with Mr. this time he
tainy make II greatly to their advantage to order Of him
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FACT WORTHY OF NOTICE.

Mr. HALL has sold Pianos and Aelodeons for
fifteen years large SCALE and has sold
| Instrument, aud neyerWill
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~ Candies, Tea. Coffee. Sugar Starch
Apes Pepper, Soaps and Tos, Articles Cologne R.ssae
a. Lamp mppinRa Lamps FspAlrsd BFnshes All knS- n
ools and Herb psf ep b he SAAhsE Paia u "a 49,
h enaii IN oA.t ~ kmAB 80
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namsnts oPodedoe, Sweet oil. Troches seidh Powders
Seat and endless variety Of other notions and articles
In the Medicine line.
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IEFA5-
From May ist 20 Jciy l3.h, payable in adj
J HIN Il. 8E4LE.
~ l. Z. 4 Z
S A Ia -

~ = ~ u =
Eos tG6 pa gass e dis.ri5uti-s ,~r E-.sec.--
zsl bllcng ife peOn suj % pTeserl IS .sr 8. 7-s
s.i sssl2.t41a aEer=i7, ~ vi 4la. saagra y .s
sal. bY tSs car to@l, ,o8t VIII s abb. ...g.t
4. s0,tgsneas raipis for IL d.stf br.iJs to t..-
suuIsrs cUiy- Z y sSipmS1ts for issv gpl--s .4
1th 'rg hsg tIa GJni2aec-.a C4oyerc >ls14 = e. Ji
ssrY artfe@. 2s-Sr tast t,Iae Nc can rravoa.
.aites-ag e. i3;.a, II esa4ss tura,-a a. Aa.l-
tans g'IGIY.
t- 81 ~ sc3'aE tb5i- - iseos @aa e,ets ~~ . 80
.::ovss 80 'arsse .rasf Fsi & cst s.-tsy.
We gr2ii ro- Ail 49, hsse, 10 20 eE -. c-rs.
y Q pI5itso the atove e. iuSJIt8 ia paa5i., 90
SAVE ol~seivcs g.es. tssfof ccFreaDpn4src .ss-3
- ss"s persons tlla sfou1Ee aa4I ezseasa ~ >or.
.ag % the Works on ths cay n d an fesF sso&s
>s ,4s.t ETCARP, SUG3 Shu m go.
A. IL: - NaitV;iae. ".
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VISITORS PROM fREDEsIoksBu To BALrI.
xozE,-The following paragraph is taken
from the Baitrnore correspondence Of tae
Philadelphia Taqairsr. of the 24th. We doubt
the truth of what he says:
Alrssdy several citzsrs Of Fredericksburg
hsve been ia our ely. rney seem much sra-
tidad at once more having been relieved from
tt thTaldom OF eecesSi0lisin. nd AZ having
free communication opened ~ the loyal
State. aud cities Several stslmers and QiAer
ves seis III the RappaaanuoeE, WHEN the rec-i
troops deserted the town, were burnt. This
the owners do not take so cou foT tabiy, aa
taey ses no means by which remuneration 10
to be secured.
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Tag RgAoyAb OF SECRETARY WgLL1s.--.'

Tag RgsoyAb OF SECRETARY WsLLgs.--t; ;om-
mep ting upon the removal OF Secretary
Welles from he Lsncoln nav; Department
the Philadelphia Inquirer says: ~
The trans er OF IIr We.iss 10 another aud
more suitable sphere has long been desired by
the public at large as Il necessary step, and
tee appointment OF an bic, eEargslic success
sr will be hailed with gratifcation by sii
who desire to see the rebellion speedily
crushed. The arrival of vessels rom Sou b.
ern poris, IL forsigG beIbsts, will no .Oa gel
be caronicied, and 20 m 1re opportunities foT
sealipg Union crsft from NADER !ns guns Of
our ves sells OF war wi III pa q f1rdaa
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rsaIssyKssss rassFas;sss.

W. DAtx.Y UNffyrr Psl YER RrkEr-
~ In GsS ~~.Fhe caiiy praysc aaeoiagk&. ue-
ae- sEe aus ]3oas OK the Youus 6tL3& GLrise
ti4n AsSo ctatlop, fly g supf ,.E2se tLs
Divine blessing upon our toofe6 crs ' ~ p "a
held Ef ELK At IL h-sOOH 2ai. W L.,
at I've o'ciocE, in the firSt Fieehg ..rila
Ihurch, fRev. Dr. Goefe's ] te~ssf - iJ.b
aad Lap-l srsets. Pastors az Z cesstsg..-
tioAs, anu strangers In the ctty. are Au...sd -
attend srd participate Ia rne nseuEg
Z Hp 23-3t -"s'
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e. Taf. NArlUNAL ubN .'LsCse aNs,s-
~ Ci STI0G BA2AAE -Fha NJ .cip,.u-i
has s1ssgea s3sc'at rooIi- corr 4 EfaSt
niE.k stseets, log e BAZAAR. sa4 s<-l ss- r,say
- receive oref5cs % all kin is i-eSt y 5da,
le2Iasau icgsinus shouid os ss.ar esses y KRIS.
v T. ". V3.2:+0&. Box s!8, sslGssss D..
znar, and corrsspu,.Ains SeesetsTy q =. y -.
ap lots - -
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a M Us njNa EMS.
AIEW RIUEuOSD THEATRE.

II -
Ladies' and sentlsr.ien OF The OEAAATIU PRO
PES ION. dealIoue Of eose-icg i,.Eo eagassmsn.s
sor this establishment, which viii be opened ia
Angus. o- September, will rlssss address The IN.
dersisrsd, stating their peculiar line of business,
terms DC, J. II. HEWITT,
ap 2S lin Manage. R.ch uona Varieties.
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sna., y9uls Il seg, jas,



1nsaras lar csugh, fey5y,s y8ia, .&as..- .'rru.
tuis. Eyes, Pat1 fhg .tls. Gscs, & j.. 70 r,ti
by II
taaAbE .Al{il ukILI,R.ssi - 81 rr.scZy>
~; be iG;;-sd Yrezs J2eticina ia - s.i..r &s>.
saaG9-
ta'i eva cs{ bscpbist- sgd rsec rs..e 49,
Towerl,, pss.ble Certificate OF 'cu.23 q ihs
s0ove G!seaees o. our osu c-f1soe
sold by PURCELL, Ls>DTI & "a 1l3s3ao-.,s
By g5K. COOKE Pfeie~jcl55trg E,P IA tse d. -
sl,ts II Pstsf7hGrg; aY hUEtIAssE {. - 70
BRAY, Baltimore; and b. Grrzs.s7.s scif'- -
xscpars everg rhere. 81 'sc coe.,s slz os9i. 81 =
sp l-a&ewts
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aoAsy s'zsssa aSuAE. eJAAzas.e
~, DIR. ii. A BLANKMAN,

". DIR. Il. 4 bLANKN AN,
~ SUB soa DENTIST. s ~
'orn,erly Of Eredsrieksb re Va
Respectfully announces TO the citizens o. .ch-
mcud that lie hes tAEen the offscs . Msi ; -vss
geeentiy .ecur.ed b.. DF. Francis : J.-tt ,.sIt
door tc y. Iefsoa Keschs Trmris. 1. store la h- 4.
te sL. te slsssse ~ ess all who may sssa ssr-
" al 2.s--2ats
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e.<- lrHE aKNAT VERGl.{iA R:.ftl ~ -

G< THE GREAT VIRGINIA B.asT.-sY Asp
so HuAa!G- ---PETARS' iaEAi-Li-.LN a.
GHDY FOR G0TSOaR8C'A Esr AL Et.t.H.;r
Dis ss.A5t.s1.fhis sesat Ansrt-Ar re'n=tr s-.l.-
san;Ds hsorcGSisi Eg.ssIaip 2ropsI-4es, Ec-t
eyss7 tb5s hsretoiore offered The pHl g1 \, ~
curative, restorative E1G f@EipFEts-g fyrz5r sad
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