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Pensions and Bounties.

Important 10 WidO,os and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers. d. to Mralid 3- Disabled Soldiers.
THE Undersigned is authorised by Ii.
Il from The United States procure from he
Proper Departments for the benefit Of heirs deceased so
diers,
Pension, Bounty and Back Par.
las provided by eongess July 1861 ana u fsss
and also Pensions and Back Pay invalid ana aaa sol
diers. And also, PensoRa and Bounty Lands sndiers
their heis Of the the Revolution OF ef 1872 fa
which they be entitled by acts cOngresl All bnSlaes
Of the above nature committed 10 him viii promptly
energeticy put through and case Of Allure 20 oErs
VIII he made except for money actually paid to civil ocea
for Adayi and certificates necessary prove the en
Ashtabula, November "a, 1852. '"N '' Gs
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THE USIoN ScHooLs-The examinations in
tire Union Schools next week, will be as fol.
lows: Monday afternoon, Primary Department;
Tuesday morning Secondary Department; Tues.
day afternoon, intermediate; Wednesday High
School; Thursday morning. Grammar School.
The pupils Of the High School Department
will give an Exhibition Thursday Evening.
The exercises will be Literary Dramatic and
Musical 10 their nature. All are invited.
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March 26, 1863.

ERRATA We would direct special ntten-
tion to the auction no ice Of Il f HARMAN,
because Of the fatality that attended its first
Insertion. Innocent, now, of printers blum.
ders the reader will be enabled to arrive at a
clearer understanding of it,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

NorICE.-The annual meeting Of the " Ash
tabula Farmers and Mechanics Association"
will be held at Fireman. Hall, on Saturday,
April 4, 1863 at one o'clock 2. NJ.
A general attendance is most earnestly de-
sired, as the officers for the ensuing year ere
then to be elected; the time Of holding, and
the circumstances for the next Fair, are then to
be discussed and fixed.
Every one is interested in The matter of q
Fair please show it by your presence at the
annual meeting on Saturday, April 4th.
JAMES P. JENNINGS, Prest
Asbtabuln, March 10, 1863.
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The N. Y. Weekly Herald-lS63.
Volume Twenty-seven.
The Cheapest Paper in the World.

THE Twenty y'Seventh vol. Of the Week.
i ly Herald, the cheapest aud best Family Newspa,er
in existence, commenced on the Sd Of January last
The extensive and comprehensive facilities it's possession
enables the proprietor OF the WEEKLY ER am 10
the latest and most reliable information possibly TO be OH
taned not only from all parts of the u States but from all
parts of the world.
It's home correspondents engaged heavy cost and
nected with each naval and military expedition of
the government that II is determined TO no spot
uncovered by its operations and event that shall
not find immediate report in It's columns II the pro-
pretor hundred thousand doas year to main
tain its corps of correspondents in the held.
In its collation. OF Foreign News the Herald has for yeau
maintain the stand il has assumed Il has speeial
ens stationed all Of the principal cities Of the world
its teegraphc arrangements extend TO wherever tho electric
wires stretched. When the Atlantic cable Is laid which
feat will te accomplished, elegTams will be received
from Europe and Asia well the United States Then
our readers viii have the events Of the week In al parts
the civilized world regularly and clearly laid before them
the intention OF the proprietor TO devote portion
Arts sporting Matters Busness and Financial Reports Cat
Tie Markets. General News, and reports of all
,oEnPhic view Of the eFents OF the WOdAnd all at very
The Weekly Herald is issued every Saturday morning and
furnished at the following rates
Uhe copy sss''ss' ......st..,.... 81
ll rnree eoPieS' ''''''' ''s..'.........
rive ceples ''''s'''''s s'.....st....s.
, Aen'oPieS' ''''''''''''' .s...' 10
larger number addressed to Of Ibers 81 50
An extra copy viii be sent to every club Of ten.
Twenty copie to address, year S2S and any larger
number At the same price.
Al extra copy will be sent to clubs Of twenty.
the Weekly Herald. =
THE DAILY HERALD, Three cents a copy. Ten Dollars
dollars and any cents for three months
James Gordon Bennett,
y. W. Corner Fulton Nassau streets,
Eaton publishing The above prospectus two or three
There srs no travelling agens for The Herald il6el
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Supertendont W. P. Rowland, has issued
his semi-annual appointments for the inspection
of teachers, as will be seen by the advertisement
in another column. All teachers are required
to pay a stamp tax Of ten cents on each certif-
cnte
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

SOLDIERS CERrIF1CATEs. The certificates o'
G. w. Williams, State Agent, given to soldiers
Of the 105th Ohio Infantry for money Tor Their
friends, will be paid on presentation, at the Au-
ditor's Office, duly endorsed.
j. @. A. BUSHNELL,
March 26. 1863. Auditor
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
sY JAMS REED.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Election Noticc.-The Qualified Electors Of tn
Village o. Ashabua and Of the territory heeunto annexed
for School Purposes hereby notified to meet at Fremens
Hall the t saturday in April being the 4th day Of iad
mon at o'clock, p NJ. and then and there TO elect two
members Of the Board Of Education In place Of stephen Hall
and w. L. Morson whose Office will then expire, and
10 transact such other business be presented
HENRY FAssETT, Pfest
A. r. IIUBnARD, Clerk
March 10, 1868.
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FURTHER MOVEMENTS IN REAL ESTATE have
taken place within few days The farm OF
100 acres of Isaac b. Stevens, Oh South Ridge
has been purchased byAustin Smith, for $4,000,
aud the farm Of Mr.. S. in East Village has be-
come the property Of d. Caliwell--terms not
lranspired. Wells Bakslee has bought the
homestead OFFS P. johnson, west of the town
and just over the SOybrook line, and Bella
Bakesee, has bought the residence OF DR.. Hall
on Main street. The Castle house has again
changed hapds-Copt. o. G. Pratt having be
come its owner with the expectation Of i'm
mediate occupapcy-price 81 800, cash.
This is the record for the week So far as the
transactions have become public
The activity in the real estate market seems
to reach occasionally other species of property
as we hear Of the transier by purchase, of the
Schooner Boston, Of Hubbard & Cos feet, TO
Geo. Willard & Co.-price $1,000
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ERTE-At the municipal election at Erie,
the copperheads have been outnumbered, and
loyalty to the government is the prevalent
sentiment in that locality.
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PIGEoNs.-1he heavens have been for several
days occasionally shut out from view by the
dense and extended hocks Of pigeons in their
search for nesting place.
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vs.
Amos W. Waters, Defendant
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashtabua County Ohio
A MOS w. Waters Of The State of Indi.
ana, viii take Notice that Louis Braenah Charles
Brqenah partners doing business the naue firm
OF BatenAhl Brothers. Pantns did the 23d day Febu-
W AID 1863 file their petition in the eourt OF O, mon Pleas
sis, The said Amos w. Waters defendant setting fonh
I'D defendant is Indebted to the said paind. In
ts' VIC 81 1900. with interest on the same from the
iI S Of March d. 1883 for which said sum the plain,
tifs ast iudeine a Sainst the said defendant
a - 9nos w waters will further take notice. that The
Ia T an rder Of Attachment to be Issued by
a. 1Is1 oG d C"ur in a acon and placed In the hand
ofthe Sheriff. this eouh for e1 ana tna said sherh
by virtue OF such order Of alta chme s upon and attach
ed the following described real estate ~ e properly OF the
said defendant, to wit. situate In th tosiSnP oi vlws "
the county of Ashabula and state of Lo et "
ern Reserve called being known as part o. seetln
ber In said tOgpship and Is the undivided one n 1i
lot and bounded and described as follows to wiz be
At post standing at the AOFhWes corner OF land hte
to J0shna Frsbee, thence North along marked line 70 e
north ine OF said seeon thence East along the o seelon
said road 10 the north east Of the land Aeed 70 L.
u Reeves theuce West along the North line Of said Reeves
eha snees land 70 the place Of beginning supposed 70 h-
IAin one hundred and twenty two acres more oF less,
sa We assnnant l. further notified that the said plantl
WI WI asA os an order om said 70 have said real estate
Aod p he sheriff Of the county and the proceeds such
applied 10 pay the said plaintiffs said claim and that the do
enuAn amos W. s notded that he inquired ap-
& Z % ~ ss ssa petition on or before the third satur-
Ssi 'i''t 'N' S''A Gay Of sEkAAai ssR 4 r 1sss
Dsesa r.len ~, leoo. Attorneys for PaiptG
WANTED. IA Journeyman, and an an.
~ prentice tO the HsTnefs-maklpe Bnslness
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

The spring term of the KingsvilIe Academy
opened on the lth inst, with fair prospects
The number Of pupils at the commencement
was about eighty and since that they have in
creased TO about one hu-dred
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DURHAM STocK-We learn that Judge
CHFFEE sold pair Of 6ne young Durbams TO
PLAT r. SPENCER, Esq. They are of the
Judges best stock as is verified by the fact that
the purchaser won't have a shabby article
Sent
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the ase Of his operations having caused to be sold
ly 5000 Instruments, amounting TO SjOOOOO. These
were om the first factories in the unOn course have
given universal satshcuon.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

The Rev. Robert Baird, D. D., died at his
residence in YoBkers on Sunday the 18th He
was about 65 years of age, and filed his life
with deeds of usefulness, at home and abroad.
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Notice.

Thomas Clark, Plaintin)
Petition for Divorce,
Nancy CLARK, Defendant \
NANCY CLARK of Batavia, in the
state of New York, is notified Thomas CT ark did
the 18th day of March, 1863 file his petition in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county Of Ashabula and state Ohio charging the
said Nancy Clark with wnl absence for more than three
last past and asking that he be divorced from the
said Nancy Clark which petition will stand for hearing at the
next term of said Court. THOMAS CLARK,
69l BY Sherman and Farmer
Dated March IS, 1898 ATTORNEYS for Pl'H
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PRIZE POETRY.


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To Discharged Soldiers,
-, -,

VOU are entitled by late Act of Con-
i gress-March Sd, IsG3-to the Bounty provided by
Congress of July % 1861 Have your Claims forwarded
ut once get early returns The undersigned
thOzed Pension Agent Will your business at the
nepsrtments without CHARGE unless the claims allowed
When allowed and proceeds received SIS No need of
going TO veand when you have your busi
dene WE'LL and at less expense, nearer home.
STEPAEN HALL.
Ashtabula, March 49, 1868. 69I
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UNIoN.-Unite your good -four with d. B,
DeLand Co.'S Chemical iSaieraIus if you want
extra bread, biscuit and pastry of all kiuds.
United they rise, divided they fall.
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Agents Wanted.

Cergymen Post Masters Teachers others are request
ed agents where established, and liberal
allowance will he made for all haes valuable information
furnished, however distant
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Choice Of Pianos, &C.

Mr. H. is not confined the sale of any particular Pianos
but will furnish any good make in this country Europe
when it desired Mr H. will give his customers tue benefit
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Prof. j. b. ToMBEs. of Liberty Female
College, Missouri brother of our fellow
citizen II. G. Tombes. Esq, will lecture 10
Smiths Hail. this Friday evening March 9th,
at u o'clock. His subject will be The WaI'
IN Missouri" Lecture Free
Prof Tombes' long residence in Missouri, his
intelligence and general knowledge, together
with personal experience and observation, as a
witness and suflererin this war; all unite in Civ
ing special Importance to his lecture It will
be matter Of fact lecture, giving details OF
scenes of blOOdshed and horror, which have
passed under his own eye or have been brought
to his notice by those familiar with such scenes.
Much of the suffering and crime that reaches
Us in newspaper report. But the story Prof
Tombes can tell, has been imprinted on his
memory and burnt into his soul, by stern real.
ity. He can deal 10 facts sad and painful
We oespeak for him the largest audience
Come listen to the wrongs Of Union men in
Missouri II cost something to be q patriot
there, and TO adhere to the good Old Flag and
Constitution Of our country. Come and hear
Tor yourself Con-.
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HOWARD AssOCIATfCN PbiIadel.

IL pLia Ps.-Diseases Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM,
Spematorrhea Seminal Weakness Impoenee snd other
aec nns Of the Sexual Orgaes Phyca Debility and Prema
ture Deeaynsw and reiAhe treatment in Reports Of the
Howard Association sent BY matt, IN sealed letter enye
epes free OF charge Address DR.. j. SKlllN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street. Phad ephis
6SS
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Three Cents Postage

Is all It will cost you 10 write to br Hail. disan
may live and get valuable information about
and il you "handy with pen," get reLd
write tor you. You money
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, SPECIAL NOTICES.

.
Mental Nsssc4-.At .he saiei'.tnr nf few patrons
In Ashtabu have engaged rooms az be Fisk House. nnd
will be there on Monday 9th day Of june, 70 remain one
week. and the first Monday in each Tqns nan,
remain one week n q. W. Nh'i'oVNt pensln ~
couneout JUNE 80 1852. 600
IMPORTANT 60 F1lEsALEs-Dr. Cheese
mans Ptlls-Ihe combination OF ingredients In these
pills the result Of long and extensive practice They
are mild their operation, aud certain in correcting all ireg'
uarite Painful Mensrt ntonN, removing all obstrctons
whether from cold otherwise headache pain in the side,
pnlptaton the heart whites all affections hyster-
icu fatigue pain In the back and limbs &C. disturbed sleep
which arise nom Interruptions Of nature
Dr.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the Of IN ie treatment Of those
Irregularities and distractions whci have consigned many
20 premature grave No ftmale enjoy good health u-
less she Is regular and whenever obstruction takes place
the general health begins TO decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
are the most eecua remedy ever for complaints pc
euliar Fema all casses they are Invaluable nduc
Ing with certainty, periodical regularity They are known
thousands them at different periods thouy
out the country Lavng sanction OF some Of the most
inent Physicians In America
Explicit ectous stating when they should not be used
with boxhe price 81 per Box, containing from 90 to
Fills sent by mail promptly by romittin0 to the proprietor
Sold by Druggists generally r. B. HETCHINGs, Prop
Sold In Ashtabula by. ........... GEO. WILLARD.
Sold in Conneaut by 49, '''''' D. LfoNs' o'0
Instruction in Musio.-PRoF. T. II. HOPKINS
whose long experience and success Teacher and Per
former qualities him for the work. holds himself in readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ, Pianorortc Violin or Guitar,
at his residence in Ashtabua from Friday EDenng unit
Monday NOOE and from Tuesday EreHng until Thursday
NoOH In connection with the Union School in Conneaut MI
will be found the House in that place. the
auder the term Sheet Music furnished wher
desired. His terms reasonable.
Instruments for use in instruction. furnished at Ashtabui
Instruction in Vocal Music will be given for one or more
voices. Ashtabula, Dec 20, 1861.
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Field OF Operations.

Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Pennsylva
mia, the ground work or future trade and
will be delivered free of charge when desred and guaranteed
in every particular, money refunded.
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q 600 25 CENT Packages of STA.
Oe ~ ~ ~ tonery containing qure paper, one
pack envelopes and pens Good quality at ,
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Newspaper Publishers

in Ohio Indiana linoi, and Western Pennsylvania wishing
advertise for Ar II. towards liano MeudeUn, win
please address Mr. Hall the subject Ar H. wishes to ad
yertise In AZ least lUO journals.
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The Whole thing humbug and well calculated to take
with those who looking for what they call great bar
gains" aud willing to endureh poor thng # II can only
be got cheap Good makers like angels visits and their
Pianos money.
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DISCOVERED AT LASTi

DIR. e, q. PECKHADTa
ENTDEAHG SAM AT1Vl
For ihs Care II Er-Psi0n HnS Diseases ef y. stl~
SALT RHEUA, PInPLEs ON THE FACE Oh R0Dr
Chronie ErysiPeas, scrofula. Prailie Itch Lsposy,
Scald Head liberated Sore leg, and Fever
aud Agge.
THIS Medicine is prepared by regular
Physieians and The Tssul of mpeh siady .ed sxpss
enee 10 elAss Of dssass justly FHlf Z oHFs1gIe Ness
eoFn te dkgfaee 81 PhysciApl u is Wen Known that
Physicians do not generally cure the aoSve diseases.
therefore seems dq % pbis that ~ edielne sA
Is certain care should be placed within the reaco ~ all
sSaTau "a q lssry "a 1hicl ~ Srtaisas
sg f. cERrIFIoATEi8 t4lI
u, 8 INIERzAL REvkarR,
Assessors Ohcs, 2Qlh nsi,
asA LocHPokl, N. II.
DR. r. G, PfexEANi Ny win has hean saIs} aMclsd
With SALT RAEUN for Aboni tgeptE yeAu. For eseat
part Of the tns her sasrinsr % taf ds u1a
ooigrd % keep hands ~ Toup~t Il d hardly necessary
10 y that she has tried remedies without e1A
cure, she finally pereetly eprpd g lekng hene
Of your INDIAN sAAAfiYk,
Assessor 10th Dist, NJ.
For sails sy GEO wiII,ARD. Asht.baIA o. eusss
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Card 10 the Suffering The Rev. WILLIAM
CosGRovE, while aboring Missionary In Japan,
cured Of ntumption when all other had ed by
recipe obtained fom learned physician residing in the
great city of JeddO This recipe has cured great numbers
who suffering frem Consumption, Bronchitis. Sore
Throat Coughs and Colds and the debility and de
preston caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of benetng Others will send this recipe, which
have brought home with me, tn all who need Il, free o
charge. Address REv. WIN. COSGR0NE,
y676 439 Fulton Avanue Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Notice.
Amos W. Waters, Defendant.

Louis Braienahl and Charles BTatsnshl, Partners
doing business under the name and 6rm pfBratsu-
Rhl Brothers, Plaintiffs,
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~, OCO M. c. Dick.
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G.. w. Nelson s

G.. w. Nelson's
DENTAL CI1CUhAR
associated in practice for the past t,Oo gears
,c,,h DR.. Him. B. .MagW, in Erie, Pa.
Now permanently located in Conneaut, Ohio
TT AS lately added greatly to his facilities
IL for the manufacture of Artificial Toetb,
Vulcanite, or Hard Rubber.
have had three years experience in inserting Artificial
Teeth upoa PHcaRe Rubber Base have recently OBJ
tanned a patent by which l able to make Rubber
Plates that much superior in appearance and durability
to those made by the old process.
Call and see Specimens Of The Work.
OPERATIVE DENTIsTRY.--recayed and
aching Teeth restored to health and usefulness If your
teeth have been filled and the Filings have failed, II the
turning black around the filings assured the
operations have been mperfecy and careessy performed
To persons who have received this kind of treatment
would say call early il you wish preserve your teeth
they past doing for WE WILL TELL YOU so. Teeth
extracted with or without pain
REFERENCES.
DR.. VIM. L, Magill Dentist Erie, Pa.
&" w. II. Luce,
. George f. Hayes, Buffalo, N. Y.
S. g. Martin, Syracuse, n. Y.
d. r. Greenlee, Meadvlle, Pa.
" John G. Cotton, NJ D.
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I IST Of Letters Remaining in the Post
~ Office, AshtAbula, Ohio, March 10, 1853. 4-,,,-.
Alden--haster Frank judd .as.s r--
AldrR-Mrs Eunice A Jphnson-MEs Msvina
Andrus--Charles is.- Johns0n-I u p II
Aiten-Charea fat JRekson--LonsnteT
Rurgess--Aiss 4 Knewlton-Abigail l.
Brunt-Charles lockwOod-Philip
Ballou--harthA Ais-MrR Julia n
Binnng-AarthA Mel aug ghlip=-Iohn-2
Bonnaty-Jonea hcEwen-GF +
BuDce-Chester Aclaughn-Wm
Bolles-S NcCulagh--Nrs Mary
Observation-Disclosures Oshorn-bouisa
Brsm-S Pieket-Mss MarthA-2
Beuey-Carons ID Peck Z
Baiey-Andrew Petry-HenrY
Chapin-A n RandObh-P-2
CUby-Emily Randall-Chas
ClarF-Mrs Sarah u Reeve-JOhn
Emerson-.Susan Slater--Miss Ellen
Eaton-Iucia Scovill-Miss Jenny
French--L Sutton-Mrs lrena
Gillett-Miss Mary Snith--Isaac ..l,I
Graves--R Serius-M
Greenwood-Mrs HArA Smith-Thomas
GroH-Sidney Sou hard-Thomas
Gray--Mrs State-John
Hunt-RE Topper-John
Huut-Iiattie 81 TOtt.e-H
lHubbsrd-DR Tinker--Biiss Maria
Hopkius-Chares Wright-MrsE
IIunt-IOuia WAshburn-Grey II b.
IIoward-Eneline Wright-Morris
Heiiard-H WilcOx-W
Hazetine-Mrs Sarah Wiliamson-Henry
Jewett--Harsey--2 WRkeman-Alonzo or Lo-
'O-H''O"-" II HARRIS, P NJ.
will nle
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Herrck Aliens Gold Medal Salesatus is
cleansed ofevery impurity aud so arranged and
combined that all unhealthy and Injurious prop.
critics are stricken out, while Carbonio acid, the
only active property remaining, is held 10 check
until set free, thus evolving gas by means of
troyed, which makes it suitable for the most
delicate or dyspeptic stomach. Try one paper
and you will never have 0Dy other. Grocers
and Druggists keep It.