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, 1863-04-25
Strayed or Stolen

TNROM the subscriber in Walla Walla city on the
4 9th day OF April one large, brown American
horse; years old this spring. about Is = hands high;
some white in forehead short heavy name, lying on
the right hip deficient caused by the Kick of horse
some harness marks no brands had three shoes ON
when last seen, two before and one behind Any
person re 'urning said horse or giving information
where he can be oand will be literally rewarded for
his trouble by the undersigned For further infor
nation inquire at the STATESMAN Office.
w. j. BROWN.
April, 25, 1868. l9ml
, 1863-04-25

Mr. Leland, in letter to the Times, ad-
mits that the route to Boise by the way Of
Grand Ronde is shorter than by the way Of
Lewiston but claims that the lewiston
Boise route is the most Comfortable. -
Now if Mr. Jones, of w. F. & Co., should
be examined on the question Of comfort he
would probably disagree with Mr.. Leland;
if several hundred other victims of the
Crazy Don were to be examined, they
would also contradict Mr.. L, for they know
that no man has yet taken a horse to Boise
by the Lewiston route, and even the ex-
press has never made a connection between
these two places. The two Dons know
this statement to be true. Now why do
they continue their Interpretations
To BE Griffin, the man who
killed Sheane, in Lafayette, Oregon, some
weeks ago, has been found guilty of muir
der in the first degree and sentenced to be
hung on the 9th of June
, 1863-04-25

FUNERAL.-The funeral of Mr. Edward
H. Maroney, on Monday last, was largely
attended. The members of Washington
Engine Co. No. 2, of which he was men,
Der, turned out in full uniform, accompa-
MED by the Garrison band.
, 1863-04-25

MADAM j. NJ. DAVIS wishes to state wishes
to state that on account of a snow storm in jan
uary that she has been delayed by sickness in
Jacksonville two months but will get her Book
out as soon as possabe. She takes this metho
of expressing her gratfull thanks to the kind Pc
aple who has helped her to get out her Book to
inable her to find the grave of her lost Father.
God bless all good friends to me
wher ear thay be
oor loDd ond
, 1863-04-25

MAD.-Scrantio, in his issue of this week. wakes
wroth at us-calls us pusillanimous barking
eurs," all because we have exposed his lying about
the Lewiston-Boise route and for this reason, he
thinks he must occupy high posisition in our
Uranium = So he does, for though we have seen
him when be was Iow eaough to be feeling up for
the ground, we have never seen him when he
was not HIGH.
, 1863-04-25

Two BANNoOK CITIEs.-There are two
places called Banncck City. One Of them
is situated on the Grasshopper fork of the
Missouri river, and the other is in the Boise
mines. Both of them are in the new
territory of Idaho, and one of them will
doubtless have to reIinquish the name.
, 1863-04-25
DIED:

MARONEY-In this city, the goth instant, Mr..
Edward II. Moroney aged about SS years.
HAMMOND-ln this city, on the 22d instant, at the
residence of her mother (Mrs QuailJ Mrs. Mary,
wife of F. NJ. Hammond.
FARRELL-ln Portland, on the 18th instant of con-
sumption, Mr.. John Farrell formerly of this city;
aged IS years and 26 days.
, 1863-04-25
Rauanna Stamps.

TXCISE Stamps Of every denomination for sale a
r. the CITY BOOK STORE.
- E. E. KELLY.
, 1863-04-25
For Beaver Head.

The Rocky Mountain Nelcs says that
extensive preparations are going on at Den
yer and Great Salt Lake to emigrate to the
new mines on the head of the Missouri
Doubtless change to those new mines,
will better the condition of many from that
section Of country; but the reports from
thence show that the Beaver Head mines
are not comparable to those of the Bitter
Root Range and the Blue mountains Be-
sides, the gold fields at Beaver Head are
not known to be extensive, while upon this
side of the Rocky mountains we have pla-
GERS for population of ten times the mum
Der at present inhabiting them.
SHOOTING AT La GRANDE.-Two men,
named John Newkirk, and Dennis Crav-
ley, got into quarrel at Quinn'a saloon,
in L. Grande, last week, which resulted
in the shooting of a man named Joshua
Goodwin. During that quarrel, Newkirk
ran out of the house and fired, as is sup
posed, at Crawley; the ball took effect in
the back part of the head of Mr.. Goodwin,
inaicting wound uhich was pronounced
mortal, though he was still alive at last ac-
counts. Newkirk was arrested, to be tried
for the ofense.
~, .,,.,
of Wells Fargo & Co.'S express, informs
us that specimens of gold brought into La
Grande from the new mines on the Grand
Ronde river, are of coarse quality, re-
sembling that of Powder river. From
othor sources we looln 'na' miners VINO
nave 0een at WORK on 'na' river report .na'
'"ey nave Oesn inaNln8 on ounce Per 0ay'
CoURr-The District Court will con
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oro .oro oosos on tbr doolo+ Tto
or;,,in.1 doola+ bo. baor ,loorod bv tbo &c.
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, 1863-04-25

JANE MILES DAVIS.
Jacksonville, April 4, 1853 1t
Northern papers please copy, verbatim
Jacksonville Sentinel.
, 1863-04-25
Kidder's Yeast Powder

Makes Bread Quicker than Any Other
, 1863-04-25

THE LEWISTON STAGEs.-The stages
between this city and Lewiston will re-
sumo their regular trips on Monday next.
They will leave at o'clock in the morn
inr
, 1863-04-25

RErURNING.-Some of the advance
guard" of disappointed Boise miners are
already returning They report others on
the road, and their statements IN relation
to the extent of the mines are not SO fat
tering as some that have been published.
, 1863-04-25

CITY TAxEs-The City Assessor re-
quests us to call the attention of tax-pay-
payers to ;he fact that ten per cent will be
added to all unpaid taxes after Monday
next.
, 1863-04-25

ARRIVED Hon. ]. Z. Wyche Judge
of this Judicial District, arrived here on
Saturday last He will become a resident
of this city.
, 1863-04-25

CoURr.-The District Court Will con-
vene at the the new court room, over the
Jail. in this city on Monday next. There
are some - cases on the docket. Tie
criminal docket has been cleared by the es-
cape of all the prisoners from the county
Jail.
, 1863-04-25

EXPRESS AGENTs.-Mr E. J. Bacon,
late of California, has been appointed agent
for Wells Fargo & Co.'s Express at Au-
burn. Mr. Blake has the appointment of
agent at Placervillo, in the Boise mines
, 1863-04-25

BOOES and STATIONERY. Y !.
, 1863-04-25

just received choice lot Of 1000 EOvclss Of tho
latest editions and 10y Tie most popular authors, which
will be sold at wholesale OTTetaI.
, 1863-04-25

Orders from Auburn, Lewiston Florence or any of
the mining towns viii be promptly attended to-.
Z. E. KELLY.
April 25 1852 49td
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upon the steady advance Of each year upon is
prede cessor, which have marked these successive
exhibitions. Next year will, no doubt, be more
marked n this respect Indeed, the managers
feel encouraged to an effort by the needed i'm.
provements 10 the premium list md by more
direct and urgent appeals 10 the enterprise Of
those who should p'rticipate 10 the undertake
ing, to make this what II should be, one Of the
leading Fairs in Northern Ohio.
We give the list OF awards TO which the reader
is referred for omissions 10 this rnnipg comment,
and for the designation Of the best horses, the
show Of which we we're not permitted to see.
The receipts Of the e. Village Soldiers Aid
are given in the following acknowledgment;
COMPLIMENTARY The ladies OF East Ashts'
bula Soldiers Aid Society, received at the Fair
for meals and refreshments, S139. We tender
our thanks to the F. & NJ. Association, for
there kindness in letting the Dining Hall free ol
charge; also to the ladies OF South Ridge, and
Of the families Of Messrs. J. w. G. A. G. Rock
we'll, s. Anderson and II. e. Fem, in Plymouth,
for their assistance in furnishing supplies for the
tables.
Mas. A. G. SrREETER Treasurer
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A Card TO the Ladies.

DR.. Duponco's Golden Pills for Females.
nabe in correcting regulating and removing distractions
from whatever cause and return nature to Its
proper channel.
FTNHE Combination OF Ingredients in Dr.
Il Duponeos Golden Pills perfectly harmless. They
have been used In the private practice Duponco for
thirty years and thousands ladies testify to their great
and failing almost every case in correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing menstruatOn
particularly at the change Of e From ave TO ten Pills will
the common, yet dreadful complaint the lucoresh- =
Nearly every lady in the land suffers from this complaint The
above pill has permanently cured thousands and will cure
you use them. They cannot harm the contrary,
they remove all obstrucons restore nature to its proper
channel and nvigorate the whole system Price 300
box Sold by GEO. WILLARD, Sole Agent for Ashtabuls
Township and County.
LADlEsl By sending him s1Oo to the Ashtabula Post or
fee have the pills sent to part Of the county, free oi
postage by mail.
N. B-Beware of Counterfetts.
But Golden Pills Of kind unless the box is signed
D. Howe All others base imposition and unsae there
fore. you value your lives and health Ito nothing o
being humbgged out of your N buy only OF those who
show the signature OF g. D. Howe the box which has re-
Gently been added account Of the Pills being counteeted
The ingredients composing the above pills made known "a
every Agent, and they will tell you they safe, and viii
perform all that is claimed for them.
Sold also by b. c. Ely, Gard, Pa; John s. Carter Erie
Moody Clark Panesvile, o. Wholesale In New York, BY
Hall Ruckel wholesale Druggists 2lS Greenwich Street
and by s. D. Howe. Sole Proprietor New York
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From seuthwisk's Battery.

NAsHvnLs, Tenn. Sept. 26th. 80.
DEAR PAnENrs presume you are worrying
about me, but this is the Gr.t time have found
for writing / am comfortably settled here in
hospital, but how long I shall stay do not
know, for many will have to be sent North. l
cannot give you particulars now.
The battery was in the fight the 10Th and
20th, (the papers will tell you all about the
fght) and perhaps that your boy is wounded,
for my name was taken. l am wounded in the
right shoulder and carry the bullet there as
msmento but don't let it keep you awake ut
night, for it don't hurt me much, and by being
helped up and down, can kick around quite
lively. left the field on Monday morning for
Chattanooga, and on Tuesday started for
Bridgeport, leaving you to judge of the hard
time we had crossing the mountains in Govern
ment wagons. At Bridgeport we took the
cars aud came here. My wound is not q bad
one, but it will take time to heal, being a
gun wound. Up to Monday was the only
Ashtabula boy wounded. except Daniel Horton,
and he was shot dead. Robert Wilkinson, Of
Saybrook. was supposed TO be killed. Several
were wounded from the battery. Our support
on the right broke away, SO the rebs had a cross
fire upon us. When we fred Our last round
they were not more than FIVE rods of. We then
ran back the gun to timber up, when was
wounded. We lost our piece the rest were
saved. But now came my work in earnest.
During the two days had stood up to the rack,
and worked faithfully. but now my nerves were
all gone feared the rebs would get me. and |
ran as long as could and sank down., bat was
still between the two armies. thought of my
canteen; took drink; got up and went behind
house, where l meant TO stay until picked up
by one party or the other. Soon Stoughton
came along with the timber and loaded me on,
and 80 escaped Mr. Reb. this time. But
have written enough for man with rebel bull
let in his sh oulder.
Yours, in love,
SHERMAN.
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A Card TO the Suffering-The Rev. WILLIAM
OosoRoyR while laboring Missionary In Japan, was
cured of Consumption when all other bad failed by
recipe obtained from learned physician residing in the
gkt city of Jeddo This recipe has cured great numbers
who were suffering frem Consumption, Bronchitis Sore
Throat Coughs and Colds and the debility and nervous de-
precision caused by these disorders.
Desrous of benefttng Others viii send this recipe which
have brought home with tn all who need It, free OF
charge. Address Rev. WM COSGROvE,
y676 439 Fulton Avanue, Brooklyn N. Y.
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AN AMERICAN PRoDucT.--rhe article about
which so much has been said OF late in conse-
queuce ofits being counterfeted-tbe Chemical
Saleratus--is an American production, and
stands peerless and alone with good American
housewives who make uice and wholesome
bread, That Is a fact
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A large number Of the business firms in Cleve-
land have agreed to close their places of busi-
ness upon election day that the propretors and
employees may indulge their patriotic impulses,
and devote the day to the Illustration of the
Vaccinations of the yenal and corrupt.
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w. w. CnAXDLER,-The Cleveland & Pitts
burgh road, to meet its increased and increasing
business, has put upon the line another new first
class locomotive, and the directors have paid a
deserving compliment to most faithful and eff
cient officer, by calling it w. w. CHANDLER,
after the general freight agent of the company
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BE WISE BY TIMES F!

BE WISE BY TIMES
Do not trihe with your Health, Constitution
and Character.
If you are suffering with any Disease for which
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is recommended,
TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY It'll
It will Cure you, Save Long Suffering, allay-
fpg Pain and Inflammation, aud will restore you
10
HEALTH AND PURIFY,
At Little Expense,
And No Exposure.
Cut out the advertisement in another column,
and call or send for it.
BEWARE OF CoUYTERFEITs
Ask for HeImbold's. Take No Other.
Cures Guaranteed.
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Yours, in love,
SHERN AN.

LAUNCH Capt CAPRoN launched, on Satur
day last at Conneaut harbor, q vessel, whether
schooner, bark, brig, or ship we are not told
called the Ann Marie, of length Of keel l2S
feet inches; bread tn of beam. 25 feet inches;
depth of hold, 2la feet, which the Reporter
Gays is one of the best vessels that ever aoated
She was nodded by Capt. THAYER of Ashta-
hr,ln
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LAST MEETING OF THE OAMPAfGN.---Our
friends will rally to the meeting at Smiths Hall
on Saturday night, to hear Messrs. HoLcoMB
and BuRRows. Let us have rousing gather.
ing rain or shine.
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CLorHIso.-Wolff& & Go. are laying in stock
of new goods much larger and more varied and
attractive than any heretofore opened by them.
Give them call soon. Their adY. was received
too late for this paper.
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Perfection has been obtained, through art,
science aud experience, 10 the manufacture Of
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus, as every
lady who has tested Il universally exclaims
"There is nothing like II Don't fail to test
q paper, aud you will never use any other. Gall
on your Grocer for il, aud do not be put on
with any other. All the Grocers sell IL. De-
pot ! IL Liberty Street, New York.
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GEo. WILLARD has returned from New York
with his fall supply. lie informs us that the
great mart never saw such business activity as
at this time. He caught something OF the fever
and has bought correspondingly.
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Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
IA my Books prior 10 the isday Of 1902 are
Respectfully Requested
Notes due and unpaid horeby reminded that want the
Money 10 meet my liabilities. Wheat, Oats Corn. PORK, But
tor Lard and Dried Fruit will bs receiyed on notes and ae
counts. II delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD.
AshtAbuia, Dee. 9TH, lso2. We
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STARTLING BUT TRuE.--Tbe Volunteers are
braving the dangers of Fever, Scurvy, Wounds
and Cholera Many gallant fellow will leave
bis bones to bleach, who, by the aid Of HOL-
LOWAYiS PILLS AND OINTMENT,
would have returned to bis family strong and
healthy. Soldiers, try them ! Only rs cents
per box or pot.
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TREAsoS-On Sabbath afternoon, at th
usual hour of service, the Rev Mr.. Conkliu wi
preach q sermon on Treason.
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Pew RESrSo.-The seats in the Methods
Episcopal Church will be rented for the yea
on Saturday, October 10. at o'clock p. NJ.
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HASKELL & Son have been ID the receipt OF
new goods for the last week or two, let them
not be forgotten because they have not yet an
nourced the fact. They propose to attend to
that next week
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NOTICE. - Rollin Harmon, Heron
IN Harmon; and Anne Harmon are hereby notified that
Joseph o. Crosby administrator Of Henry Harmon de-
ceased the lth day Of July 1861 hed petition n the
bula and State OF Ohio, therein making them, with other
parties defendants Therein setting forth In substance that
no property belonging said estate has the
hands OF said administrator and that said etase Is largely
indebted and that said Henry NJ HaoA died seized OF
and that said Can Harmon holds the legal title TO said
lands 20 ndeb edness on said Henry Harmon
TO him The prayer OF the petition Is that account may
be taken the amount due said CAtn Harmon that the
dover Of widow be assigned and that said lands
NAV be sod 10 satisfy the found due said Can and
for general relief SlMONDS CALDWELL.
0tTl6 Attys for Prf.
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INTERNAL REsEsUE Persons liable to an
Income or License Tax, are reminded that next
Tuesday is the last day for the paymsst ofsams.
without penalty.
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Attention Shoemakers |!

Stick To Your Lasts and Our Glorious
Consultation.
THE Subscriber has very much enlarged
his stock OF Findings. and Shoe Makers Tools. Every
hing required the Shoe Shop be found at my Store
Leather of all descriptions constantly hand Cash nyar-
lshtabua. April Isl. 1862.
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PROCLAMATION !

PROCLAMATION!
DROCLAMATION is hereby made to
l. the qualified electors o Ashabuls County Ohio that
General Election will be held, required by law, on
Tuesday, October 18Th, 1868,
At the several places Of holding elections In said County
which time the following Officers to be chosen to wit:
One Governor of State, "a Lieutenant Governor one
Of State one member Board Public works one State ena,or
district composed Of the counties Of Ashabuls Lake
and Geaug one 70 te state BE. one
Treasurer Sheriff Prosecuting Attorney, County
Commissioner Coroner, County Surveyor, and enc
Director of the County lnhrnaty
Tho Trustees Of the Townships required to
turn the Jurors in addition to those already in he
The following is the superintendent of Jurors, with the
in the box tho lst Monday of September 1868
JURORS. TN rHR Box TO ADD.
10 to Ashabuls, Stephen Hall, Emory Luss.2;
to Austinburg, Salmon Hills, jE,l;
10 TO cOnnssut e. A. Clark, Austin Jennings, c. s.
Barrett Andrew Bayey, 4;
5 to Cherry Valley, j. NJ Giddings,l;
/ to to 6enmsrk, 6,n n. r. Palmer l:
20 Dorset 2. Biss"ll, l
TO Geneva, l. N. Fitch |;
sto TO iarEsrovs. tg'DSs Hector HlsIsy' E G. Biua.
to Jefferson, Cornelius Udell,
9 to Kingsyille. D. Butts, Tourges,2 p
to lenox, A. N. Chaplin, l:
to Monroe, Chauucy Dean.
TO Morgan, TnllO hhOWltoh,
to New Lyme, Rodney Carey,
to Orwell, Ezra Morgan ;
to Pierpont. Cornelius Pratt, Moi1o Bstes,a
to Plymouth
to Richmond
2 to Rome, Giles Crosby, l;
s to Saybrooc, George Cooper. Charles Brown, q
In Shefiedt 9
3 to TrumbulI, William B. Quirk L. G. Nye,2; l
to williams6ed. Leon ud futile, ;
Sto WAYNE, II. F. Giddings, hel'n Andrews,2i
to Windsor A. p fathrop, John Csste,2:
Attest, J. D. ESsIGs, Clerk. NIlo
Sept. u, 1868 EA WRIGHT Sheriff.
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To Nervous Anfferers of Both Sexes.

Rsrend Gentleman haopg been Restored to health In a
few days after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
expensive of treatment without considers it
his duty communicate to his afflicted fellow
lures the Hence on the receipt ofan ad
dressed envelope he will send rec copy OF the prescrp
tion used. Direct TO Dr. JoIS DAGSiLL, 1876 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, NY
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PREMIUMS AWARDED, &c.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
VIM. F. Hubbard, buck year old I'd Preum.
Daniel II. Fargo, Ewes year old, do
D. Cory, hu. garan grass seed, do
r Hutchinson, three varieties potatoes do
Chas. Shepherd, onion seed, do
Mrs r. Stephens, cotton hose, do
Chas. Stephens, ladies gauntlets, lst premium,
do rag carpet, do
do towelliug do
do wrapping twine do
Mrs. Imri Smalley, skirt and drawers do
do embr'd child's dress do
Mrs. NJ. Hazeltne, embroidered skirt do
Wm. Bowman, emb'd chllds skirt, do
B. Nellis cane bracket, do
Josiah Allen sorghum syrup do
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FARM FOR SALE.

TINE we'll known Farm of the late
Il Samuel Rugg, deceased, stu ated in kingsvie, Ash
ta County, Ohio about mile north OF the Railroad
Station For particulars enquire OF Mr. wm Humphrey At
Ashua1uA nun IsSs noU ts-8ss
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SIMEON KEITH, Kingsville. O., Dealer
70 ersgs', csaT, Yankee Motions, ssd rssssS Goods
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es Give us an early call and save money.
SMITH g. GILKEY.

T AIDES you can find choice colec.
~ ton Of FLOWER SEEDS at
Ashtabula, April II, 1862 N. G. DICKS
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We sending by mail free postage DIAMOND
POINT "UNION GOLD PENS" with Silver Extension Case
With Lead Pencil beautifully chased at Wholesale price
Of ONE DOLLAR Never before retaed less than 81 They
to be the most durable and beautiful in
market 100000 persons using them and constantly
sending orders for We also send, without extta
charge, tT- HOODS "GREAr BOOK OF 100 SECRETS or
HOW TO MAKE FIVE DOLLARS DAY, WITHOUT CAPI-
TALL One of these Secrets cost :he publisher $3.50 for the
right to publish It, Several making $2O per
month by these Secrets This book is worth $50
Lieut. Asa Bennett wounded soldier whites
from Chicago he has realized In four months s53 by know
ledge obtained from this Book. Charles f. Wright Of Port
land ssys God speed the day when all shall possess your
valuable Book, for has raised from poverty to
tyr We ssnd Gold Pen Silver Extension Case and
hook of Secrets for 81 three for $275 four for $3.50
twelve $40 90 We send the Book alone for 25 cents
three for so cents. We every Pen sent to be fne
gold. Address HOOD CO., 1856 Broadway, New York
Send Government money.
Dental N Notice.--At tha solicitation of few patrons
In Aehtsbu have engaged at the Fisk House, and
will be there Monday the 9th day of June to remain
wick and the first Monday in each month thereafter to
remain week G. W. NELSON, Dentist
Couneaut, June Sd 1862 $780,