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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25


The labor, Of the past week have beon SUN
ciently severe TO secure US and our Office from
any indulgence 10 that mischief which nursery
rhyme Informs us the evil one lnds for idle
hands to do" The publication Of daily jour
nal, however dmnutive, with only the ordi.
nary working force and facilities Of n weekly, il
will be readily seen would call for the exercise
of effort and diligence too severe for long con.
tinuance. The effort. however, has beeu equal
TO the emergency aud With little forbear
nuce on the part of the Conference, on account
Of delays aud irreguarity. daily report OF the
proceedings has been g ven, aud Ashtabula has
enjoyed the dignity Of daily journal. or
course. such ENGAGEMENTS left US but little time
for deliberate aud thoughtful preparation OF
our regular weekly editionl BY the uecess
ties OF the case we we-e obliged to transfer the
matter from The da y to tho weekly. and make
that our dependsu e. rs we'll for last week as for
the present number. For this, however, we
6nd AL apology in the interest of the proc. ed.
ings Of the Conference IL the details Of these
proceedings were not, in all cases, of general in
lerest, portions OF them were Of a1sor bing 10.
tercst.
Tho ceremony Of administering the oath Of
allegiance, participated Ia by every one presen,
(and If there were dodgers they we're certainly
very Iew); the dignifed aud manly touc of its
report ou the state Of The country and the uu
equvocal aud entHest testimony which RAJ
through the proceedings OF the body, as vel
az was botne by individual members, in its
moral effect, was Of the Rsost gratifying aut
salutary character.
The systematic ard orderly way 10 which til,
! proceedings were conduc ed. under the clea
ready and digni6ed bearing Of the presiding Of
hcer; the courtesy, christian urbauity ant
steady self.respect of the members, both in an,
out Of session /; was crednabie 10 the body al,
the denomination, and challenged the high re
spe It of the community.
Our people, we believe threw their door
open with becoming hospitality for the enter
tainment OF the attendants Of Conference au
their creature comforts were looked after wit
q hearty welcome. Altogether, The Conferenc
is looked upou as an episode in villa e history
the pleasnres and benefits Of which will ut
soon be forgotten.
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THE FAIL or Ponr HuDsoN.--Were 1t not for
the shadow which the fcrocIty ofa New York
mob has thrown upon the country, these would
be the brightest and gladdest days that we have
known since the troubles of the nation began.
We have triumph succeeding triumph so fast
that there Ia scarcely time In the intervals to
celebrate them as they occur; Gettysburg, Vlcks-
BRAoo from Tennessee, the successful beginning
Of new assault upon Charleston, the surrender
Of Port Hudson, and last, the defeat Of Morgan
vpon the soil Of our own State, and the capture
ofmost Of his men and munitions, and the dis
persion OF the rest dashing the hopes Of home
traitors, and awing them Into an external show
of respect for tho loyal sentiment of the land |
What wonderful crowdlng OF grand events
into the brief period Of few days. The tri-
umph of the hour is to excessive for full sp-
probation of 1t.
The fall Of Port Hudson, unlocks the last fet.
ter that rebellion fastened upon the Mississippi
and emancipstes it totally. From fountcir
source to delta, the great river Is once more
free, never, In alt hrman probability, TO be bar
red again In accomplishing this, we have mos
certainly accomplished the heaviest undertaH.
ing that we had before Us when we set about
conquering the rebellion. 1t was regarded ther
as the chief object to be attained, and there /.
no reason why we should not still attach the
same supreme importance to 1t. The acquisi
| ton of the Mississippi is tie doom Of the rebel
| linn
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ICELAND PEcToRAL

Diseases of the Tbrost, ches aud Puluonary Organs
prevalent nsdors and dangerous The properties Of
medicine 10 alleviate and uproot these compla nt,
must be EHpecornnt Anodtnc and goratng loOserng
tho Of the thropt AID impating tone to the entire
system. No discovery medical iei masered this
class Of diseases like Dr. wpnkoopE Iceland Peetoal It Is
used with the astonishing results In all casra OF Bron
ebs Influenza whoopng Cough, Diphes or Puttid sore
Throat Asthma, Group, Coughs Colds, Nervous irrtso
&c, &c
The Rev. J. J. Potter cerifcr, "thst have used D.
Wynkoops Pectora for seversl years myself and In my
family for Pulmonary Complaints and have feoom-
meDded 10 many Others and have seen i equal
" Rev. J. J. Potter Brooklyn, N. T."
Hundreds and ousanda Of iportsnt tesnonials could
he produced, showing Its remarkable cures and that nsrer
fatis ...
s composed pure Iceland Moss Balm Of Gioad Peru
Visn Basan Kecapano ComirrJ BurdOck, and other In
valuable expecorant aud tonic ingredients II Is harmless
prompt and lasting Inyads and ruerers cannot afford 10
neglect trial Every family shoul6 have It, II remark
able for roup Full descriptions, recommendation aud
directions accompany each bottle.
Sold in Ashtabnls by A. HENDRY, and BY
all rrineirs Drnggists. s. .l..
Prepared BY Dr r. D. wynkoop, and sold By D. s. Barnes
b Co., New York.
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a. Card 10 the Ladies.

DR.. Daponco's Golden Pills for Etmales
nfA5e In correcting. regulating and removing osrctons
Gbn whatsvsr cauAe and return nature 10 lie
proper channel
FTUE Comhinatlun Ut ingredients in DR.
4 Duponeos Golden Pills perfectly harmless. They
havo ee used IN the private practice OF Dr. Duponco r over
thirty years thousands ladies testify TO their great
and falling almost case in correcting
Irregularities relieving psintul and distressing nenruation
PARTICULARLY at the change of e From Ave 10 ten Pl will
ee common, yet dresdful complaint, the lucoreah.
Seay lady in the land suffers from this The
pill Has permanently cured thousands and will you
il you them. They cannot harm youon the contrsy
they rove all obstruclons restore nature 10 Its proper
CHANNEL and nvigorae the whole system. Price SlOo
box Sold by GEO. WILLARD, Sole Agent for Ashtsbua
Township and County.
LADIEsi BY sending him 81 90 the Ashtahua Post or
Gee the pa sent 20 part OF the county free
postage by mail =, 81. ....4.- r I'D.
But no Golden Pills Of any kind unless the box is signe
n. Howe. All cthers base hnpoion and unslfe the
fore as you your lives and health say nothing
being hnbugged out OF ~ buy only OF those whC
show the OF S. D. Iiawe the bx which h>s
Gently added Of tho Pills being counterted
The Ingredient composing the above pills gro made known tc
every Agent, and they VIII tell you they SAFE, and will
perform all that is clnimed for them.
Sod also by B. c. Ely. Gard Pa. John .. Carter Fl ie
Moody Clark Pspesviile, o. Wholesale In New York, by
Hall Ruckc wholesale Druggists 2ls Greenwich Street.
ami BY y. d. Howe. Sole Proprietor. New York.
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EirirAt nnH Liz .Sinck.
Pensions and Bounties.

Tmpart0nt 20 Hi90,es and Heirs of Deceased
Soldiers, d. to Trraiid d Disabled Soldiers.
THE Undersigned ia authorised by Ii.
Il eeuAe foa The United States procure from ths
Prnpe psrartert for the beneat of heirs Of deceased SAL
diers,
Pension, Bounty Sud Dack PAY,
W provided By sets Of congress ~ July 1881 and July I562s
and also Pensions and Back Pay for invalid and dabed sol
dIs And ao, Pen,ons snd Bounty Lsnds for soldiers
their bPis Of the of the Revolution Of 1872 Ito
which they be entitled BY acls nj All business
the committed him will DO promptly and
energecaly rut through and in Of failure charge
viii be made except money actually paid out to civil officers
for sfdats and certificates necessary prove tho claim
STEPHEN HALL.
AEhtabris; November %, 1882. oTS
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Lumber Wanted.

WILL Paw the market pricr in Cash
for any all the following kinds Of Lumber delivered
the in tins place formerly occupied by Prentice,
Smith TO- at the Hni Dor Of Ashtsbula, 10 witt
500 900 feet 4 ilch White Wood-l2 feet long
100. 600 feet inch White Wood-l2 feet long
30 600 feet IL inch Chair Pank-l2 feet long
200 900 feet d TO inchs thick-l2 feet long
10000 # S 10 10 in sqr columns-l2 feet long
200 900 feet | to 4 10 White Ash-l2 feet long
z. II. WILLIAMS.
Asbtabula. Dec II. 1862, 67s
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A CARD.

To the Frieads Of the Freedmen.
desire to say to you that the. hospital for
the colored people Of this camp is extremely
destitute OF clothing especially of women's
aud children's clothing. The government has
supplied US with bedding, so tha. we are cot,.
Portable but the great want is for all kinds OF
clothing for women and chld;e1. Now may I
not confidently ask the friends Of these form er
slaves to set about Immediately to prepare the
above description of clothing for our hospital!
About the middle of August, or the FIRST Of
September, there will be persons coming from
Ashtabuia coanty to this place. who are about
to go home on farlou cha aud any goods you
may have in realiness may be sent direct to US
by them. IN due time We will inform You who
they are. In behalf of this destitute people
appeal to you for this needed help And may
the blessings Of those who have clothed the
naked fall on you.
Corinth Miss July 18th, 1865. A. D. oLD5.
.CoNsisrESCY-The CO workers ofJeff Davis,
who piIlaged, burned and murdered in New
York, did so on the plea that the draft bore IN.
equally. and was especially oppressive upon the
poor, and yet these infatuated guardians Of the
rights and properties Of society, burned and
sacked m orphan asylum aud (rroc iously beat
to death the poorest aud most noff ensve clas,
in that community
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GILT MOULDINGS.-A large assort
" men, Of
Gilt Mouldings for Picture Francs,
which will made up to order at the Furniture Store of
Ashtabula. March 1858. nUCRO h BROTllEB.
Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
IA my Books prior To the stday of December 1867
Respectfully Requested
to call and settle the possible Those having
Notes due and unpaid, hereby reminded that want the
Money meet my liabilities Wheat, Oats Corn, Pork But
ter Lard, aud Dried Fruit will be received notes and
counts, If delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD.
AshtabulA, Dec. 4th, 1862. 675
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HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT.

Long marches and stiff joints, bsteed and nhscee
feet al these tho SOldis. endure MOTHERS, RE-
NEMRER THIS when your EsspnS their mnskels
tn meet danger; think what relief single pot Cf this ALL
HEALlN.G Nd COOLING Sslye will give tn the ono you
love when far away fou hone AMI enas. lthariens and
makes tough tie feet that they endure great fatigue
soohe and relieves the nAsmcd snd stnened joints cav
iug them supple strong and Vigorous, ELie for
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Extraordinary Military Salve.

The lonely sentry walking his rounds a. night eraostd "a
6reneh Ing chill nigh, often ssiIpd with most
VIOLENT 2 ,lNS, COUGH and SuFFnCATlNo HoARSE.
NESS, rst symptoms Of QUICK CONSUMPTION but fsup-
Piled With H0LLOWAYS FILLS and HoLLOWAY'S OiNI-
AENT all danger Ia aveed few Pills taken night and
morning. and the Ontmsnt brisky rubbed twice day
the throat and chest will remove tie SEvEREST PAINS,
and stop the most distressing DANGEROUS COUGH
rhe etoIs say 70 Tie whole arulyi
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Dental Notice.--At tho solicitation OF few patrons
In Ashtabus lave engaged at the Fish House. and
will be there Monday tue 9th day of june remain
wick and the first Monday in each month thereafter to
remain seek q. W. NELSON, Dentist.
Coune aut, June Sd 1862. $50.
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L. s. JoSEs-a brother Of Mrs. II. FAssErr,
and well known in this place, was shot by the
mob in New York last evening and 1t is thought
cannot survive.
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
sY JAMES aeeo.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

A boy from is To lS years ofnge, who wants
to learn the printing business will hear Of a
good opportunity by ipquirng at this Office i'm
mediately.
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Soldiers, Attention /!

See your own health trust 10 tie Army supplies
although most valuable. These Tills end OINTMENT have
thoroughly tested they The only remedies used in
tie European Camps and Barracks for forty Doc
tnr Holloway has supplied all the Armies in Europe and dur
ing the CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN he established depot at BAL
aclsva for the exclusive sale OF these GREAT REMEDIES;
many time his special Agent there las ton in
weight If the Ointment in single dsyl These terrible and
fatal enemies of the SOLDIER IN CAMP,
DlARkHEA, DYSENTERY .SCURyY SORES and sCRoF-
CLOUS kRUPTloNS, all disappear like charm before these
Pills and Ointment aud now, we the Cry inss Throughout
fhel land
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To Arms ! TO Arms /!

10 these have perh by disease pisce In their
hAnd these PRECIOUS REMEDIES that will enable them
resi- exposures the Fevers ch tie
wounds which they avoid, and what Is more.
frequently get In the moment Of need whereas flour
and find there remedy for all The casualties of the bat
held how many toussnda lives would TINS ha saved
who would otherwise perish before relief could 10 obtained
~ CAUTEON.-None genuine unless the words
"H0LLowAY NEw YORK AND .oSDoS," discernibie
Uaer-dTk every leaf c the book of directions around
each pot hox te be plainly BY holding The
lcqft0 the light. handsome reward will be given any
rendering such Information lead TO the detection
party parties couuerei,ing the medicines yend
ing the same, knowing them 70 be spuriou1
Sold at the manu- factory Of Professor HoLrowAY, so
Maiden Lane New York and by Sll respectable Druggists
and neaier in Medicine throughout the civilized world In
pots. st 25c, &c. and 81 each.
TT There is considerable saving by taking the larger
yiIes.
B-preciions for the guidance Of patients ia every
disorder affixed TO each box.
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"Booz AoaN '--Lee has rpcsosscd the
Potomac, nnd followed the bent Of his choice
for place Of rest Richmond or elsewhere.
lie leaves behind him thirty odd thousand OF
his men, a coepie Of bis batteries and 6ve or
six hundred Of his wagons He takes With
him, however, from av, to ten thousand OF our
mco, fosr or i've Of our batteries and say mil
lion VrN two Of dollars worth OF pluuder. The
,loroughness OF the defeat he suffered does not
seen to justify an escape sueh as we reOd Of in
this case
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Mr.. c. l. VAtLANDloHAA, from his perch
on the British side of Niagara Fulls, tLos
whites 10 the nnnnle Of Ohin

lfthe civil is terminate only the snbugation suh
mslon OF the South t, force aud arms the infant of to sy
be brought % close TrsvcnE thousand miles anil
inore through ney one half OF the Confederate St,ss and
man. child who not resolved to perish
rather than yield to the pressure Of n the most
desperate extremely,
Val. 5 eXul,ive assoc iaton with the most
incorrigibe rebels of the South was natural
for bnt not creditablc 20 him Men who
go into the foreign land prepossessed by
a theory, are apt to tind copfrma ion for it
from beginning o end of their journey. Val.
has resolved that the Rebellion shall not be
put down. and of course the Rebel, with
whom he censor in Dixie told him what
they saw he wished to her.-- Ti5
Gov. SEyAoUR. OF. New York. has or dersd
all arms in the hands of loyal citizens for the
resistance Of mob violence, received from the
city, be retdrne l,upon which the Tribane, after
advising the continuance Of Tho org snz ItionS,
aud the re-arniing ofthemselves remarks:
When the insurrection of the Cows mobile
hearted friends" last week was Mt its height, \
detachment Of the 9Th Regiment wns searching
one ofthe most dangerous Of the Instructions.
ry-dis,rcts for arms, which they found in abun-
Uauce-HuSketH cdTOlutS, plkcS ANU OthtT
weapons. Suddenly an order came for them 10
desist aud return to the armory. Here they
found Gov. Seymour. The order was under
stood to come from him, and to have been
given on the ground that it would exaspcra,e
the iioters TO proceed in the search!
The secession Of South Carolina did not gi' e
half the evidence OF q universal Soutl ern rebe
hon that the events of the last week do of an
attempt to take New York out OF The Union.
While the mob organs in New York, are dis
cussng the question Of the draft. whether il
ight to be enforced, the government is, though
informally. giving the country. ami the frieuds
of resistance the assurance that the work is 10
go steadily on, and the machinery OF the con
flic, that has been forced upon the country ia
no, to be thrown out of geer because few
poor fools have opposed their worthless car.
casses to its momentum aud power. The dig
| nifty of the governmcn, ia to be vipdicated, and
| its enemies are to be made 10 feel and respect
the power they have attempted to resist. New
York is just the place where such displays arc
nee led.
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per Scales. which iusures correct weight to
buyevs and sellers Of grain. The amouot Of
grain which can be handled Ia these Elevators
10 single day is enormous. The increase
production OF grain 10 the Northwest ia per.
hsps shown in no way more clearly than by the
rapid increase in Chicago OF the facilities FOR
rcceivin z end shipping IT, .'tA b.
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Haskell 81 Son.

ks .''a.a 5,s, 60
Would Inform tie People Of Odp and
Western PtrNsylsaria, Of a Esp Fae.s
Feet No T. a =
rs that Gen. Cnrsssde vii take Rlch.
u Dose In lee. than 40 ~rsks. shs ti,t
Abraham ,he fjliDois Rslspliuer.
,i.ss as ,ostiii 60 sn ana farsisI as essei. va
Food and Rpiment -
sour sss.a.S, 49, uassosuus.iiy ioT rrtcEs saa ys
>F Fact No. II. VA
rh.sss.ts y ne, 70 ssnsttsa Athtssui ~oss cors!s''
Groceries,
accordingly they vii sirs AwLoL PILE u Goods t'r
my Green bseks With ny RIA tsrsoo. .snd netce
that In
Fal Fact No. III, --. lIt.-.
Tts, tbsy soo Asrs aPis "
C20tdirg. .a.
Bots aad .SISts,
Hats and Caps.
ra sy the .aylo, Il xn, AstpA.n md tn. n,,io Asa .s
Dry Goods,
q. price. 70 b.a, us wo.d, 50 you yos God s-cy
thine iron pln toi .hoetead faur.r Ard In
Factr No: ", ~
Ton VIII ana they ,ske all Kinds OF fRoDCcB sny thlaS
the Frnssr Mechanic Las to asll for ihe,r goods
Fact No. 2,
We soil or 7oods for Par, sfA hep Boss ~ tnmr
perared, lcn mention Tru-t ~ ba beeoios won on'
tutitvy wtt Toa Wills eco tag lbs .sfEa.f
Fact No. VI.
1nlsfN+y ePsy!ns CASH for rlout and al ses fi0rpa
Lunsts. 81 -' ..H
. Fact No. VII,
Yos VIII sMiov. 10 prr csn, BY Saytns OF Is.
Fac, No VIII. -I.'t tf
That Old Seohanes Row u 10 eivv place 10 -nrs
cnodlous and irnpos n sucro fot tis neoemneds'ioa
Of our increas4ng bus nete -
Call and u.s. one lonr South of DE Pust,noe- .
AkhtAbuls Nov. 2S, lSSl HASAhIL q SoN.
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HeimsrasET's
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
sss.a TT rs NOT a DYE, i.r. tA

But restores gray hair s original color BY suppyin the
capillary tpbee With natural uenhnce impaired by age or
dease All ir0Honsors dyes eonposed OF isaT onrs
destroying the vitality and beauty OF te hair and Afford
Of themselves dressing. Heimsteete lnipsbe Coloins
1t only restores bsr 10 Its natural color by any easy pro-
cess, but gives the hars
LuXUaIANT BEAUTY, f|.
Promotes its growth, prevents ia falling on, eradestes
dan run and I'M arts health snd resssntne to the hear
II has stood tie test uf time being the original Hair Color
ini and % Constantly increasing In fhvof Utcd BY both
Frntlren and indes II Is sold by s eoahe dc efs,
can procuicd ty them Of tie commercial neent, D. 3.
Barnes Co, 2o2 Brcadway New York Two 1es " cents
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Organ. Pianororte, Violin or Guita
40 NrrNons ..nntrers Of Both sexes.

RsreHd Gentleman hduing been Restored TO health In
sw days after undergoing all the nsua routine and irregular
without cnnsiles it
his duty 'onmuuicse To his afflicted fellow
the CURE Hence, tie receipt ofan ad
dressed lie will send fIec) cory II the pfescp
ton used. Direct to DE. J,Hy DAGx.LL, ls6 Fulton
Street, BrOohlyn, n Y.
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{sSe ~ saasss k3 -sezz2--lssLM
Wis Hs conute;ions
Is A First Class Route 10 oil the East.
sra Cite.-sreed Safety and comiotstone Bss,.sd ard
Frvs from DpstBsggso Checked Through7ransfess Froe
Two Traias leave Cleveland daily, viA
Cleveland and PIT. bursh Rail Road. for Pittsbarga,
and ,hrre connecting with trains Cd the
Great Pennsylvania Central Bail Road Tor
Philadelphia, NJ York and Boston.
Three daily trains between
PITTsRrRoH and PHlLADELPHiA,2
whNrp all make close ennnec with tho Camden An.
boy Nav and pAdelpi. and Trenton lnss,
train leaves T;b5ure daily for New York runniof
through 10 Jersey Cy-450 miles-without changing carr
via HrseurT Reading and Eston, drr;5izg N eSO
sEp ei5sr rpsts.
Huitinore and WASHINGTON
Two sins eavs Pittsburgh daily for baltimore making
dec. connection at srrsburg with the Northern Central
X and making the shortest and quickest roIts from many
Of the principal cities OF tho Wes. North West 70 Bsaar
and Washington city.
Bagssss Casotsd tArssgA to Ednis4srs-
Freight and Late .Stccb.
r,sSs from The East aud Wet t-anspnrted ovcr Se
Drorrrs md Formers will find tis the svsnta
sous for Live Stock Capacious yards well ws;red
supplied With evey oonvenienc have been opened
oonnec'lous paid
their wsnts Harrisburg. where viii be fonnd rrery
convenience feeding and resting choice In offered Of ths
Fhilsdplphii New York snd Baltimore Markets THIS vii
n. York Allentown and with fewer chances than any
other ESeCit LEWIS, Gen. Sxpt. Al.ooNa Pv4
!. L. HouPf. Gen. Ticket 1geEt, PAlsd
fsdia.a lar~
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Sabre Cu's and Gunshot Wounds
Wives and Sisters Of our Volunteers |

stands unequaed removing AID peventnE eve'y ycsige
Inflammation; ard gently drawing TIM egtr tosiher 1t
quickly and completely hess the most shifu! wounds.
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j.. Wniour msy be found at hs residence
second door north Of the south, or St. Peters
green, where all indebted to him nre requested
TO call and settle.
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Gard TO the Suffering The r

See Advertisement. OF Arsoxs NEURALGIA KING in aso
ther column.