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The New York herald., 1863-08-27
Escspaae from the Monroe County
JaiI-Exciting Time-The Prisoners
Captured.

From tine Rochester Union, August 10.
Yesterday afternoon about half past hve O'Clock three
prisoners escaped from jail by cutting through window
on the sdc the river and dropping into the same
and wadng ncroes above the DAM They by y.
n. G. grimm, clerk nj the weighock who observed their
movements from the Opposite eide. Hc halloed loudly
and after a time succeeded In raising the alarm.
One Of them, Mills, crossed 10 where no standing
and as he approached Griffin told him 10 "get back" and
climbing up the bank made Wacks southwark by way OF
tho feeder bank One OF them overtaken near
Thompsons boat yard by Daniel Bsscom and compelled
70 surrender Mr.. Daily, the turnkey, after ons or
two Intellectual attempts 10 mount fractions horse.
hitcbcd him 10 wagon and joined In tho pursuit, with
q double barrcled shotgun loaded with buckshot He
overlook them on ths road behind Moent Hope, and
dered them 20 "hak and upon their refusal 20 comply
discharged the contents of one Of the barrels which took
oncct In the neck OF one-Hymantho el3 900 robber.
The other dropped for fear OF second shot, lie then
marched them back to Jail. Their follows
Hyman the sl3 900 robbor: Hsrry Mls tho Brockport
robber. and Duncan who recently robbed II H. Hollis
ter house. They now safely under lock and key.
One of the prisoners attempted 70 get through tba
opening and "sluck," !" being unable 70 20 either way.
The New York herald., 1863-08-27
ARMY ov rns CuwrKRrAxp. I
n, Tenn, August rs, 1858.

wNcnnuKz, Tenn, August Is, 1858. !
Coo~ s1srSlaics IN rrese-7Ay Are 70 b 0rsrhaulAf
RSNoss from 0eorcsc-7k Usiosssy Of ne ScssA--
Occupation or Huntsriue, Ala, DC.
commission has been appointed, consisting Of Msjor
General stanley, Brigadcr General Jen O. Davis, Colo
no Iangdou and Lieutenant Coiouc w. Ward 70 Inquire
into certain alleged swindes upon the part OF tho cotton
speculaors who nfess this department. This inquiry
4 sald viii involve many officers holding important posi-
lions one d the accused parties has been sd bu. the
verdict of the court has nct yet been promulgated
Il said that ths specs aiors had The following 10
csss Tor sdsctns cheap psrchassa,-Thsy would
inform themselves ~ 70 the oostos, ~ shsr ssaas
for hsuiss u ready and tnsu obAAin guard fos ~
aia ne spscuhtsvs woud ssss % ahsaA of the train,
rsseA ihs homo q The owner a tho oossa M ss him
yse ~ IT, scnersiy about Sxissa oepts and from has
y twenty censs per pcs1A Thsy would sssonpany the
essr Nth threat tbs the owssr wsaA ses sl Va
cotton would b ecshscated Tho ~ wssh spsvsg
The New York herald., 1863-08-27

DEPARTMENT. suH Cr< AND, 4
WNcmErxn, fonn-, August fs, 1868. !
7Ae Army Acvtn0 Ned Ia B~ssvs-Pesasea of ns ne.
bds-7M 0voa~tsnto~ n ne Dvsa cssovsf Reo.msnt "
General RosecronS Army. 90
All The troops ars bsysn~ shs moantains and nev
lne Of which sssvsnssa n Ahs centre and which runs
parallel with shs river nsA s,csn formed This morning
Gssssal Thoas md hssa saaqssrers arc moving from
Dschsrd s.A this point. Sand both are 70 be a, ste
vsnsoa, Alabama, 0svni. Ths troops are 10 DO In
psssicn q Ne r'1w from pauas V eun,er's Land
inG pssparss'v " Acrossms o. fhussSays But, from
ths cOaduaoa oN The roads, I shink you may
safSy osssidse thas shs sssssips yin not take
saks shss SScsv riday rbsrs may ~ $500 lighting up
Ne river "a H Sssu. whsrs shs ssbth have The sdvan
sass q elu1, bss shsss y itsis prsDss any serious
opposios M pars a NJ rssss - Chattanooga
By sAs tns m shan Ave rssehsdysa ns anscipssoss
sill hive been couarnsa - dnpscveA
TOA ~. q Es.nsssGsssse snssS ~ The ssxo ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-27

fht6 whole 0iNcreuCe Detwccn mayor
and the Common Council Tho Mayor holds that the
script forth who nay for substitute, whc
he holds that in individual cases y may be proper
and legitimate pay for their exemption With regard
TO tho case the militia and police mentioned 10 the
messase II certainly is the first time the Mayor called
nance had drawn up with this proviso, he would
have vetoed II sonic othor ground. and the result
would be that tho Common Council would he forced
let 20 by Under all tho circumstances OF the casc no
would vote FOR the adoption Of the resolution under cn
sldorat,o1.
previously On returning TO the city he found the matter
still pending. lie was anxious now TO know how hey
could best accomplish the object. anything could be
done end that would be acceptable 10 his Honor
the Mayor he would readily acquicscc In that decision
M,yor and members Of the Common Council init there
real difference and that dlercnce very
isol. 70 reccpc, The rSa pom, % a, Issue between
found for every 1900 furnished by the city aud tho Com.
mon Council while II desires equally with tho Mayor
tn soldiers shall be furnished TO the government,
opposed 20 him upon this point, THAI where party s
unable TO procure substitute that party shall
not bo sen, away against his vail. Tho Com.
mon Council arc oppcs sed 10 sending anv man
away against his will. That is the only differences
between them. In his message the Mayor endcavors
show ha, the noroy may be squandcred. But the com
Council wish him 10 make b arrangements for
securing the proper disbursement Of the money me
| money win be secured TO tho general govern.
ment Il the party drafted does not 20 as
common objecv II the Mayor should refuse TO s~n
tho bond warrants for example, an he heard intmae
sach would be the case would nc Thought the
ordinance from gong into operation II that should be
the although passing the ordinance spd p,edxps
ourselves % pass his veto, still wo soconplish
thing go far the conscription concernsd beyond
puttips our names on record. " the Naytr vas
wiIng to confer upon The question, snl did
not INSIST On their sacracng thek principles In the
The ccnStslps 70 20 asainst his will
- doubt the Common Courcll would make any other
nccssIoo in their power The Mayor desires, a. Il
e ssM he does and may bs psesuned from hn
that soldiers may pe obtained Tor tho money
ic Ma, rxeise his prrscnsl influence with the general
admin s,rafion and get stay of proceedings for
three or losr weeks aud thus anord fhc Common Council
The New York herald., 1863-08-27

BY the PsfSpsST-
Resolved, hat the street Commissioner be and ne Ia
hereby directed aud empowered build the necessary
dumping boards al tho of lwcnty third East
river oat of ROOSEVELT East river foot of vcsey street,
North river
by unsnmaus consent the same was adopted on divi
sion. VIZ
Anirma,ve- Alderman Fox, the President, Aldermen
McCool, Reed thpp, Rye =, emiah Hardy Maslerson,
Froment, Hardy and Long-i2,
NoToSs
Alderman FRoxKyr moved that when the Board ad.
journs II do meet Monday next 3lst pst ten
O'Clock A. NJ
Which carried.
Alderman iIARDY moved that the Committee on sala.
rea be d. charged ON tho further consider.
alton or resolution from Board II Co mel men, thai
the salary u the second clerk ~ the Deputy supenten
dent OF Repas and Supplies be liked At the one
thousand two hundred and nfty dllars per annum to
t1ko elec from January H. Is g. and charge 30
the at 0 CITY ntingcncics
Which vas carried.
Aud the same laid over.
Alderman FARLEY moved that the COMMITTEES on Ma
onal Atrs be discharged frotn The further consdera
ton of tho bin OF John Mcdonnell, amounting ~ three
BY the Committee going suffolk, Virginia, 20 obtain
the remains ~ Colonel klmba with resolutions tht the
compt oler he directed to hrs warrant In favor OF
John hclonuol, Chairman Of Committee, Tor annexed
D euntirg 70 two hundred and twenty-five dollars,
and charge the same 70 It's appropriate account.
Wh ch vas carried. sfH NMg
And the same concnrred in
Ga motioa, tie toard then adjourned tsNsf
Whereupon the President declared tbn the po,rd
ADJOURNED Until Monday, he Sist At 10 clock Al
u. I. vALhNlISE, Clerk. Z
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-21
From the Depot Master at lSo,.M Roy
aston, Mass.


WEsTFIsLD, MASS Path Nov, 1853
s. w. FowLE & Co, BOstun- Gents - cheeItuily
give you my testimony and moreover DESTROYS that
the public should know the c !ims which your invaua
BILE preparation Of W5tGS BatsGm have to their hten
ton.
About since was attacked with severe and
distressing cough follow ed by emaciaton, night
and other syn.p Oms Of approa- hing disease.
tried many remedies 10 avail and so alarming did
my case appear, that friends entertained serious
fears for recovery.
At this iuncture purchased bottle of Wstars Bal
sam and at once began TO mend and by the time two
bottles mad been exhausted, had entirely recaine my
health and strength shall always keep il in my fai-
ly DEAN GRAY, JR
OF the firm of Innn ~ 1. q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-21

CIasin is making Card Photographs unequaIled in
this countrv Give him a call ftf my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-21

33eu1 A0Dertlsements

ROARU WANTED "A pleasant room
az comfortably furnished, with board for gentleman
and vile. Address W - spy office. d3t* G2i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-21

Corbtn's Worm nestr ayIng syruP.-safe
and efCaciuus remedy l rice % cts
TERRELL HEALING OINTMENT-For Chopped Hahus,
Sore Lips Frosted Feet, Burns, COrns les &c fflce
% cts. dgwtf GA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

JouN QUINCY ADAMS CoNANT, like patriot
has "let his country for his countrys good
quarters residence among US gave him quite
hold upon the good opinions Of our citizens
which by a consummate ceverness was extend.
ed even to the pockets of the conGdng. His
llctude, which was not relieved by the recollec.
tion of suudry VS. loaned, and little bills un.
paid. The tailor, the laundress, and the confec.
tioDer and the printer, with here and there a
favored friend, might miugle their solicitude and
if tears were availing become very Nobes
at the sudderness and sadness of his de-
Darture.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

buskyuess OF The speakers voice made tbs thing
little like uphill work. The first could not
well be remcdied or supplied, but the Chair
man, with heart full of the milk of human
kindness undertook to lubricate the Judges
thorax and sent OF for a lemon, and having ex.
pressed the raw juice, without sugar or stick"
"gave him to drink" The evident fact that the
titilations the Judge had been accustomed TO
were DOT such as those produced by the raw
lemon, caused an extra ahemi or two but this Of
forded no relief from the embarrassment OF the
speaker or the growing embarrassment Of the
audience. About this time, however, relief did
come, but from another quarter The cry of
fire was raised, and the engine and hose cart was
run out, and the audience started and the last
we saw or heard OF the Vallandigbam Mass
Convention, was the people running, while the
speakers vocal powers we're taxed 10 admon-
isbing them that it was q false alarmr' See
ing that the most interest was felt in the fire. we
followed the machine" and found that the
cry was no Abolition ruse to break up the Con-
vention, but that the Kiln Dry OF our friend
CnIley, was actually and stubbornly on fire. and
with all the energy of our 6remen could not be
quenched until the building was nearly destroy
ed, and the lumber drawn out piece by piece
The moral effect of the Mass Convention is a
death blow 10 the hopes and prospects Of the
great exile in this county. The most blatant
and unbushinx sympathisers with rebellion,
since this ridiculous attempt at demonstration,
looks as il he had had 40 attack of the mulIy.
grubs and is as respectful as if he had no stake
in the election now just at hand.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

MAClNTYRE tells us that he runs the Jefferson
House now, but that the Telegraph was return
ed on his predecessors account--that the JEFF.
ferson House, under the administration of S.
Mcintyre, pretends to no independence of man
kind, or of the Telegraph, aud when any body
questions Macs paying qualities, it will be time
enough to defend. The world needs no fresh
assurance that he can keep hotel-the records
of the past bear ample testimony.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

Oh! THE SALT TEARs!-A writer in that
unctiouS sheet, the Plain Dealer. estimates
the gathering of Copperhcids at this place
on Saturday last, at "nearly 5,OOOI" and
adds:
"Old gray y,haired men were there who
never cast Democratic vote in their lives
With streaming eyes they confessed the
error OF their connection with the Republi.
can party, and pledged themselves TO vote
for Vallaudigham.
During the early part of the exercises
man dressed in soldiers garb. with the
most proiane oaths, interrupted The speaker.
lie was requested SO des list or leave Re.
fnsiug to do either, a stalwart Democrat
from SaYbrook, with FIST like a ledge ham.
mer and muscle sufficient to drive it through
the skull of an OK, took him in charge aud
placed him outside of the crowd"
This "stalwart Democrat" with fist
like sledge hammer who boldly Knocked
down drunken, disabled soldier aud kick.
ed him when down, is known about home,
we understand, by the name of DRAKE.
When charged with his cowardly and in.
human treatment of poor cripple. by a
member Of the Democratic party, not half
his inches, his pluck. like that Of the
doughty Bob Acres, oozed out, aud he slunk
away Ikea whipped splauiel with his tail
between bis legs. The Copperheads of
Saybrook, or Pumpkin Hook. if they wish
to do the fair thing, should vote him
leather medal as proper acknowledgment
of bis proves and pluck. ~ + a. "a,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

STONE JARS, glnzed for fruit packing, are
to be found a: IERRICK'S, which are said to
be desideratum, in as much as they may
be used while time lasts, and any one can
seal them-with wax.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

The Whole tiug is humSug and well calculated to taxi
with those who looking for what they call "grest
gains, and willing to endure poor thing can only
be got cheap Goud makers like angels visits and the
Pianos cost money.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

Hon. L. S. SHERMAN has consented to ad.
dress his fellow-citizens upon the issues OF the
day, and Cop oerbeadsm as exhibited at the
late meeting in this place. The time to be
named hereafter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12
see Advertisement OfwArsOss NruaALor, KIso, in .no-
A Card to the Ladies.

DR.. DupOnco'S Golden Plls for Females
lnlalibe in correcting regulating and removing Instructions
from whatever cause, and return nature to Its
- proper channel.
u vi II Combination Of Ingredients in DR..
4 Dupcncos Golden PilIs perfectly harmless. They
have been used In the private practice Of Df Duponco over
thirty years and Thousands Of ladies' testify their great
and never falling aeecss almost every case correcting
irregularities relieving painful and distressing
particularly at the change life From Ave to ten Pills will
core the common: yet dreadful complaint the lucoreah
Nearly every lady In the land this complaint Tt
above pill has permanently Cured tousahd aud w you
Il you use them They cannot haf youon the contrary
they remove a ostructons restore nature 20 IT'S proper
channel and inygorate the whole system Price 500 per
box. sold by GEO WILLARD, Sole Agent for Ashtabua
Township and County.
LADlEsi By sending him sOO to the Asbtabuia Post or
postage by mail. '.- - " -
N. B-Beware of Counterfefts.
INT no Golden Pills Of any kind unless the signed
~ Howe All Others base imposition and unsafe; there
lore as You value your lives and heah ito nothing
beng humbugged out Of mon1y) buy only who
SHOW the signature Of s. ID. Howe the box which has
Gently been added on account Of the Pills being counerted
The ingredients composing thu above pills are made known to
every Agent and they will tell you they are safe aud will
perform all that is claimed for them
sold also by B. G. Ely Girsd Pa; John s. Carter Erie;
MOODY Clark painesyle o. Wholesale in New York. by
HAL Rueke wholesale Druggists 2lS Greenwich Street,
ana oy B. d. Howe, Sole Proprietor New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

Katharon isfrom the Greek word Kathto" or "Kati-
sron signiyng 10 cleanse reuvnae and restore. This
atcie s what its name sgnfes For preserving restoring
and beautiying the human hair IL is the most remarkable
preparation in the world 1t s again owned and put up by
the original proprietor and II made with he same
nt and attention, which gave sale OF over million
bottles per annunn. y s.
1t 10 most deligbtful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates ri and dandruf %
II keeps the head cool and clean 'e
j. makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Itprevens The hair from falling oG and turni ng gray
Nrestores hair upon bald heads
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair, should Lyons Kathaon. It Is known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold by all respectable
80 .pEmAs S. BARNES & CO.. proprie,ors.
-,..ss... -. ~. ,,-.s t' NEW YORK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

The Union Convention for Lake county met
on the 29lh ult' and lominaleAo the following
ticket: 5. S. Osborn for Representative, M. S.
Harvey for Probate Judge. Perry Bosworth for
Clerk IL. f. Griswold for Commissioner, aud
Ii. Cram for lnfrmary Director. e.. ''# 20"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

INDIAN Relics, such as pipe and various
other articles, together with the teeth and hair
of the deceased, were unearthed from some
three feet below the surface on the farm Of
FRANCIS BATES, in the north part o: Lenox, q
day or two since. .asfI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12
Haskell g. Son.


IA e aIr or 0
Would Inform The People Of Ohio and
Wesfer@ Peansylcanid, Of Few Facts !:
Fact No. I. - .I f.
rs that Gen. Burnside will take Rich.
Il mond in less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Railsplitier,
ia bound 20 win sooner or later And he-Abraham-.d.
vises us to still go on and furnish the people with
Food and Raiment
at our extremely and unaccounaby Low PRICES and say
Fact No. III,
That there is not in Benshted thtabua more Complete
or better Selected Stock of ~ - H.
Groceries,
than ours bought before the late advance and will te sod
accordingly They will give AWFUL PILE Of Goods for
one Of my Green Backs with Fhir theeOn notice
tI Fact No. ILL.,
That they also have a Pile Of
Clothing, '-r r''.- "r'.
Boots and Shoes, .......
Hats and Caps,
nd by the advice of Mrs Abraham and the little Abes, We
ave crammed our store with
Dry Goods,
at prices beat the World So you see you can find every
thing from pin to hogshead ofSugar. Aud in
Fact No: ",
You will find they take all kinds OF PRODUCE or any thing
the Farmer or Mechanic has to sell for their goods
Fact No Y,
We sell goods for PAY, and keep Books SO come
prepared ont mention Trust it has become worn cut
entirely wit q. You will see ~
Fact No. VI,
1nAt they Paying CASH for Flour and all Keg Hoops
Lumber, 4:
Fact No. VII.
You win eat least 10 per cent by buying of
Fact No VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row Is TO give place tn more
and imposing structure for the accommodation
Of our increasing business.
Call and u.s. one door South of the Post Office
Asltabula Nov 28, 1862. HASKELL & SON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12
Blankss-A good assortment on hand at all times,
BY JAMES REED.

A boy from Is to Is years Of age, who wants
to learn the printing business, will hear Of a
good opportunity by inquiripg at this Office i'm
mediately.
UNION MEETING. A meeting OF the loyal
citizens of the township of Ashtnbula, will be
held at Firemen's Hall, this (FfidOy) evening,
to perfect an organization for the coming Elec-
tiou The meeting should be full and hearty
onp
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

"a 'DYsENTERY, and relaxed state of the bow
els, are prevalent hereabouts. Many are sick,
and several deaths have occurred.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12
Field OF Operations.

Ohio ndsha, Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Pennsylya-
MIA aTe The groundwork for future trade and
will he delivered free of charge when desired and
in every particular, money refunded
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12
Three Gents Postage

all it viii you to write TO Mr. Hail. however dstan
you ike and get valuable information about
and il you "handy with pen' get friend to
write lor you. You can save money.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12
Cheap Pianos Worthless.
Be not Deceived.

$500 claiming great IMPROVEMENTS warranted for years
and Claiming to be better than the old tried makes worth
500, or S4O0.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12
A rents Wanted.

Cergymen, Post Masters Teachers and others request
ed to act agents where established and liberal
allowance will he made for all sales valuable information
fun nished, however distant .. Hr..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12
Choice Of Pianos. &c.

Mr.. IT, s kcnnned TO the sale of any particular Pianos
but will furnish any good make in this country Europe
When it is desired Mr. H. will give his customers beutGt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

The FROST week ago Friday and Saturday
nights was much more extended aud severe in
its effects than was indicated in this quarter. 1t
spread over Illinois, Indiana Iowa. Wisconsin
and Minnesota. In sections of these States,
corn aud buckwheat, aud vines aud tobacco
were fatally Injured. -...e u.
In our own State, as whole, the damage is
not serious. In some localities it was severe
vines of sweet potatoes, melons, squashes &C.,
were badly damaged. Tobacco was seriously
injured in Green and Montgomery counties.-
Dayton, tne frost was light. Toledo aud vic
Unity, considerable damage was d que, aud farm.
ers cut up their corn to save it. Ou the line o f
the Toledo & Wabash Railroad, everything 10
the shape of corn potatoes, sorgo, tomatoes aud
melons were killed. The same on The Michigan
Southern. Sandusky, frost light. Western
Reserve, damage lot extensive.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12
HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr. II. D. KSeaEY-near SIR; We feel Il daiy We owe j
to the pube that MashaPs cathocan madeleine
invaluable sr complaints elased under the head FepAs
Dikeases have your GreenbeFg Medicine and haze
greatly benefited thsfeby 40 much 50, THAI
price double would have he To the thousand OF our
sex are suffering ffUm weaknesses would
the Csthocon sure panacea. gives strepgt 70 tbs
enables each OF the organs Of the poIos
their appropriate naetioAs. Ns. W. CARfER,
Al pui. -s8 sfid ga9 M, e YEEkA 4
I Medina March i. 1884, aodog rT.T s''Yf1ff fSgs'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

CAUTION t-None ARE genuine unless the words "Ior-
LAwAY, Nsw YORK AND oEDoS dscernibe as Water-
mrk in leaf of the book Of directions around each pot
OF box; the same may be plainly by holding the isafO
thc hgh handsome reward willie gy toany
deng such inormatnn a. may lead 10 the detection any
party or parties countereng the medicines or vending the
same, knowing them V be spurious. 49, -.l,tf ~
~ Sold at the Manuactory Of Professor HoLLAwAY so
Maiden Lane New York. and by All respectable uggists and
Dealers in hedcpe throughout the civilized world in
e There is considerable saving BY taking the larger sizes
n. BDirecos for the guidance of patients in every dis
order Afix ed to each box. f'i4'l 7 = -
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Newspaper Publishers

in Ohio Indiana rino and Western Pennsylvania wishing
to advertise for Mr IL. towards Piano Met,deon, will
please Mr. Hall the subject. MIR II. wishes
Vertise in ut least loo journals. -.-.-