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~ Peoples sTSlsErGPh.-New First CIEs
LiHHA, drsst y Few TORK, BOSTON, and ali
lAIsItAAt pstAM. WAGhiAStsa ofusSsi RHPuR.
LlCAE BUILDING, III HiStL street, (ws.t Sids,l !
AAA seSAO fsaASJlTAAiA AVSaus Aad nrth street
UAass HAtlSeSl IsbSl.
OAAkLns D. HoIHI,
hplSS Manager WAIhlngtSR District.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

CHARLES PETERS, late of Laura Koono'S COM
pany, is the low comedian elect Of the Boston
Museum next season.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

The Emperor Napoleon III, 10 having . mag.
nlncent yacht built as present for tho Empe-
ror and Empress Of Mexico.
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- DiSeaSes Sr IhS HsFVsas, Seminal.
uHnAEy AAa aS1uAl systsnI-HSw Aal TellASIi
srsAtaSat-ia RSpSrtS SfthS HOWARD IsSoGih.
free Sf charge. AddTSsS, Dr. J. IKILLIN HoIjE6'
Joh. HsHhId AlaosiAhOA, Ne. . South Ninth
s"Ssb EAadpAlAI rA' n9l-lJ
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

The MARYLAND STATE FAIR realized So, 900
for the benefit Of the Sanitary Commission,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

QUARRuLIFG AdLn.-Miehael Crafty and
his wife Mary, who live on north A street, between
10 no unusual thing, AAd engaged in q combat,
when raIolnen sprAsue and Donoughey, Of the
CApitol Hill BleeiAst, arrested them Asd tsok them
W the station house. Miehael was hned AZ % by
Iultlee EerInlon and his wife AI.A.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

PACIFIC RAnRoAD.-The Pacific railroad
bill was passed yesterday afternoon BY the
Senate--yeAS rs, nays 8.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

The Second ward frI'A 'Ads OF John
~ sEhnHa, are requested 10 meet ~ United Hall,
nlSysAM IlIeot, near PsnnSylVAAiA avenue, on
FRIDAY EVENING, 1TIh last, AZ Q O'slssk, for
the puT1OsS Of GslsStiAI . ward ticket AVA az
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

1884, 1so BItlcs and l71I Tsstamep,s, Of tho y,luo
At The regulsr nScd price OF st,iI3 H.
a large portion Of the gratuitoup fneuea have
gore 70 the supply of poldierp and ssiofl in etrpu
and hespitaiti TO Qnartetm aaters' men, lAborera
and nechAnios oopnested, more or less directly
with the Army and with the gunboats and other
es;.l, Ssyls,sina our nvsr,I.. NJ apps by
Blhlss 10 unisn League Reading Rooms.
% fsstamsnts TO Fesdmsn In schools.
M Blhles lnd Testaments to United Statss Navy,
Hospitals. .E
l,sst BIBLES Gsd Tsstsmen,b TO forts A'd resi.
1,11l bibles and Testumouts TO prisoners of war.
s,ni Bibles Aud TestAments TO Young BIon,a
Christihn AsssolAtior, per missionaries "a.
ctoosl bieles AID Testamsntl - United States
Christian Com alssion, through delegates.
Then followed 40 address by Rev. DR.. Taylor,
corresponding Secretary Of the American Bible
soeiety. He said the hopes OF the American Bible
AufiliAry was to give living Bible TO living men,
And diving IL by thousands and millions TO the
world. These Bibles have been circulated at no
fabulous prises, bat At the sfmple cost, reok
upon ordinary msrsantile principles. II has been
sold ~ cost 70 those whs have chosen 10 buy H.
sands 81 copies to the defenders Of the unien, and
TO All others whs needed II at the hands Of thou.
shndt Of willing distributors. H...
Inc address was specially inHtruotlve, and
showed the great value OF the Bible, the import.
Anse OF Its general and thorough distribution. His
remarks woe shieny based upon the annual sircu.
can Bibls Society.
Dr.. sawtsii also made an interesting address
and related several anecdotes showing the inf y.
enoe Of the Bible II France and other portions OF
the world,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

Cs-Ws havs learned not 60 be astouIsA, d
Al anything. Years Of experience aud a core
spoadenos extending throughout all RationAlItlcs
OF the hAbitahle globe have turned theories into
facts And established basis from which We need
not err. We are act surprised At such facts Ss thc
follswiDE-althouEh the persons who write thom
arc. We know the persons and OirOumHtSnees,
hence feel t liberty 10 indoise their statements
"KEW BEpTohD, Mass, Nov. "a, 1850
DEAR STE ;-IhATs beon Afriieted many years with
severe prsstrAtiRg cramps In my IlmbS, cold feet
and hands, and general dlEordered system. Physi
clans and medicines failed to relieve me. While
visiting ssns friendsia New Hork who wors using
Plantation pitierB they prevailed upon me to try
thou. Ieomneaosd with small wiue-glassfill
After dinner. FeeliaE better BY degrees In \ few
dsys was EsteniIhed 10 Hnd the ooldneaS and
cramps had entirely left me, and could sleep tho
night through, which have not done for yeArg.
feel like another being. Ny appetite and strength
have also greatly inprovedby the use OF the Plsp.
tAtion Bltters.
RespsoaullJ, JvsITH RUssEg.
believe the Plantation Bitters have sGved my life
REV. W. II. WAo0oEER, mAdrid, N T."
"REEBnvnY, wis, Sept. Is, 1868
fer fourteen months-spesehloss and nearly dssd.
AZ Altos, H. they Esys me "a bottle e fl.ntsticI
my speech and ssrsd ne c. A.. FLNUTT,
Tie following is from the Manager Of the Union
Home sehssl fer ths chiIdrea OF vslunteerr,
HATHHEIER MASIIoN, G7rH sTREEr,
NEW rsHE, August 2, 1865, !
De. DkAEEs-Ysur wonderful Plantation Dltterh
have been gives 70 Of our little children sui
forinE from UeAkhsIG and weak lungI with molt
happy eject oRe little girl in particular, Wit
paiAI In her head, less Of appetite, and daily wAu
Ia al III 49,
beea exhausted, has been entirely restored We
commenced with bat . tsAspoonful Of BitterI
day. Her appetite and strength rapidly Increased,
and Sho IL now we'll
Respectfully, Mas. o. NJ DEvor.
"' Thsu wilt send me two bottles
mere OF thy PlAatatisu Ritters. Ny wife has been
greatly beneatted BY their use.
Thy Frtond, Asa CURTIN, philadelphia, Pa"
e. Ihsys been great sufferer from
pySpePsis, Aad had to abandon preaching. - The
Plantation Bittera have cured me.
rev. J. 8. CATHnoS, Rochester, n. Y"
" . IhAvs Eiren the PlGstntion Bi,.
most sstosishinE effect.
suPt scldicr5 Home, Cincinnati, o."
"' The Plantation Bltters have
cured me OF the Liver Compliant, Of which was
laid up ProStra'O, and had to abandon my bust
ness, II. B, kINosLEY,
Cleveland, Ohio"
sc The Plantation gltters hive
cured me Of a arrangement OF the Kidneys AID
Urinary Organs that has distressed me for ycarE
ID acts like charm. c. c. MooRL,
No. 25i Roadway"
Gs., ks., hs., &C, &c
Ths PlAAtRtioA Filters mako the weak stroug,
the lAlguid brilliant, AHd are exhausted natures
great reEtsrsr. They are composed Of the cello
brAtsd CAliIAyA Bark, WinterLreon, SSsIAfraB
Roots, Herbs, ko, all preserved in perfectly puro
st. CrOiX RUN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n-0seERetOwn, II. O., May Al, 1904
atsAmGI Fairbanks has arrived. ConIiEnees will
please AtteAa y the IOssPSA sftheir IoSdS Al oHeo
ayitis MORGAN 4 RHIrEHAKT,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

PoLIol MkxTBRs.-The following arrests,
made ~ the Third precinct police, were disposed
Of Jestsrday and to-day by Justice ReAVsI Bridget
CossroVe, thrswing stonesj sent 10 the workhsuIs
for twenty days Kitty Jinmersoa, disorserlJi
nned o. ~ Lucy Tubs, dissrderly houEej fined
et.es James JoAea, driving carriage without
nesAesi hAod Sbto Jehn Brown and Robt. Wells
diiordsrlJi nnea els eAsh, Mary Hama swin, dis
orderly ssnduet; hned eAl5.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

Pollen CAsns.-FUth Prseinst.-Danlel and
Martha Ashton, dliorderly eonduoti nsed o. each.
John Miner, do.i fnsd a. John MsGIll, do; ned
81, Wa. croason, do.j nned o., Samuel DAVIS
snd Ino ouinp, dtiotderly hnd intoxisation; fined
~ sash. Stephen Jones, sArryisg concealed
.sapen,i n.et o.: Francis Blake, selling liquor
ftsiA frsctHei.-ThonM Garbreth and GeorEo
Eorrsst, disorderly conduct; nnsd 90. Patrick
Ohern, disertsrly at a ball; hael S2. Jno. l..
Brook, dtunkennsssi fined ei.
sfvsuh Prtead-MArgArotF F1ickenttsin, assault
and eatterIi bail to keep the peace. Augist smith,
DOL do hiohael ModaEen. fugitive from Justice;
JAIL for court. EDWARD Mccormick, Suspicious
character; nnod ei.bo. George H. Patterson, diT-
orderly oondueti nned t2.es Wm. Irving, do; hned
bs. Margaret brown, do.j de.
Bfhh PrscHd.-MarJ Jones, diT orderly conduct;
nned tlsL Emanuel Bernstein, selling on Sunday!
tned Gil. Ely Lyons assault and battery; bail fer
souri, MARY Lee, diserderly conduct; hned si.
NAT NAT cfs'h'' dol do. Michael CrathJ, do; fned
Mini Prseina.-Ps,riek Druc, iAts1ie.tios; sent
n camp. Jsseph Lee, assault and battery; 1ned
T.niA Prs.ina.-hary Butler, dlsorderly ssnduut,
ened 81. NAT Jane Ward, dol dc. WIN. Dalton,
oo.i hnsd 90 Margaret Jackson, do.i hued a.
W.. Brewn and John JohA DuAlgan, intoI Ieatloni
delivered 70 the military.
Iearh Prfefna.-Wn. Turner, drunkenness;
aned a. Geo. ". Howard, do.y uned az. James
hAnlin and Louisa Anderson, disorderly esuduoti
nnsd "a John l. KilliAn, Christopher Westmeyer,
WI. hoAny, nuiIAnotj naed $3.50.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

PUBLI0 SCHOOL CoHcERr To-NIGHr.-We
Hould remind the readers Of the REPuBLIsAH hat
he fourth ard last Of the series Of public school
which have been received with public favor, will
oe Iiysa this syesinE BY the pupils Of the female
direstioA OF Prof J. n. Daaisl, Al odd FelloWI,
Hall, Navy Yard. The proceeds Of the concert
will be used for the purchase Of pianos for the
schools. The previous concerts were attended by
larIs and apprseia,ive audiences, and We beapoak
fer This concert similar liberal public PATRONAGE
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

I~IssIHrEt page Sor interesting matter.
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aEoRaEToWN AFFAIRS.

ARnTvALs ASD CLAARLHCIs, CUsSon- -Hou1u,
PsnI sy GnonsrTswN, Nay 81, BGI-cIesrsdZ
Sch n. Peru, Gibbons, WArshAm, Mass. sleep c.
Medley, s. harJ'sj sch. Adsllas, sutten, doi SCI.
Coral, mJsTs, dol sch. Tropie, Bradshaw, DEVILS
IalAndi sloop Tyler, Alera dol sch. W. T. BreWs-
der, DeViPs Island sch. White Sea, Jones, BoItsn
sch. flora, Bash, Salisbury sch. Mary, Coz, Som.
er.eti sch. A: W. ThonpsoI, Reeves, Bllts.; sch.
Julia, hsrIiek, DEVILS IIlandj sch. Frank PIsre,
CurTin, dot sch. Mount Pleasant, Leatherbury'
BALTIC ssh. J. l., Carver, Burmill, BostsD; barge
treat PtrAte, Cole, Whitohousej barge Grey hound,
Iuell, SwnA Creoki sch. Annie ViTginiH, Lewis,
PhilAj sch. GAllowAI, Ready, GAlestswD, Nd.
ArrtSsS-soh. ?. W. JohAsob, Thonpssn, N. Y.
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5latioual aspnblifan,

WASHINGTON, ID. 9.
TUEsDAY:i!;i::ii;iii!:i! "a, 1884
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

/" = IhAve EiVeA the PlEAtAtion Bii.
tsrE 70 hundreds sf eur ailAbloa soldiers with the
most GstoaInhinF effect.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

az Thsu wilt send me two bottles
mere OF thy Plantation Ritters. Ny wife has bee
greatly beneatted by their use.
Thy Friond, Asa CURTIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

"hEEBssURY, wis, sept Is, 1853.
"s IhAve been In the army hospital
fer fourteen months-speeehloss and nearly dead
AZ Altos, H., they ESys me bottle e Plantation
my speech and ssrsd ne. 7. c. I.FLAUTT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

Tls Plantation Hltters make the weak s,roug,
the lAHSuid brilliant, Asd are exhausted natures
great reEtorsr. They are composed Of the celo
brAtsd CAliSAyA Bark, WinterGroon, SssbafraB
Roots, Herbs, ho, all preserved in perfectly pure
u. CrOlX RUN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

&c Ihsys been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, And had to abandon preaching. . The
Plantation Blttera have cured nae.
REV. J. 8. CATnRoE, Rochester, n. r."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

sc The PlantAtion Filters hive
cured me Of dsrangemeht OF the Kidneys AID
Urinary Organs that has dlstreAsed me for ycArB,
II acts like charm. G. c. MooRL,
No. 25i Roadway"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

z. ". ID. ANDREWS,
suPt Soldiers Homo, Cincinnati, o."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
the wei Of samar,a.

There is ballowed charm, a sacred spell
a m0gic like italeoce. that seems to hold
our spirits in awe when we first set our
foot upon the now barren soil Of a ohce
favored land; and os we climb the mona
tains aud range The valleys OF ancient
Judea. in Imagination we again hear the
mournful melody Of the harp that has long
since been hnng upon the willows.
But, dfeary aud desoiate aSthis land now
10, there are many places OF thrilling in.
lerest to the traveler. Among these is
the well Of Samaria. rendered immortal
not because of its antiquity, although ma
ny centuries have rolled round since the
good old patriarch first dug for its coUlng
waters; not for its beauty, although bolh
natule and art might have combined to
make IL douhiy enchanting, the pure lin.
pid waters Of the fountain splinging forth
from the bosom Of the earth, rejecting
back the rays ot the morning sun, " hich
sh0ue like diamonds on its surface; nor ye,
for its utility, although many a gentle
maiden watered her fatl ers auck from its
exhauslless fountain. aud filed her pitcher
Tor the more pressing wants Of her bouse.
hold
Time, that almighty rushing food, has
long since swept these things into oblivion;
bat there are other and better reasons for
perpetuatiug its memo y. The olernAl aud
eve. blessed God while clothed IN his NOR
tality, designed TO sit by it and teach Tho
iguorant. calling forth the attention of BIZ
hearers TO the waters Of eternal life. ASK
yonder female, who has left her waterproof
aud is fast Fastening to he city Of Sama
ria, how long she will rember il; aud whai
will be her answer? ask yonder gathering
lhrong, who are following her foo steps to
that well when it will cease to be thought
of aud will they not reply Eternity alone
can tell! Aud, as they sit 10y The side oi
jacobs well, aud hear the words of the
meek aud lowly Savior, telling them that
If they driuk the waters of eternal life
they would thirst no more. On, how long
do they bless the day when that well wa,
dug to be u pulpit from which the water
Of life had been preached to them, aud
satisfied the thirst Of their immortal souls
0, well of Samaria, how ~hOBored thou
hast been! and no marvel; among the
ruin and the wreck Of time thou hast still
found a place where the seat Of mi ghty
moharchS caunot be pointed out.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
ASHTABULA, Q, SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL %, 1864.

light that II is sin to complain
Say no more, dsrlingl returned Mr.
Catberwood | am sufficiently rebuked
Come what will hereafter, my lips shall be
sealed.
] did not mean to rebuke you, Henry.
No matter sm iehukcd. Complaint
came TOO quickly to my tongue; partly
from habit, partly from selhshness, and
partly from a disposition to look at the
darker side of things But it was oil
wrong, weak, ungrateful; and it shall cease
For what the good God sends will be
thankful; and the evil be permits vii tIy
to bear with sutable patience. AT present
my burden is light--very light.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
Uncle Toby on the MiserIes of Printing /
Newspaper.


i pity the printer said my Uncle Toby.
: He's a poor creature rejoined Trim. How
sor said my Uncle. Because. in the first
place. continued the corporal, he must en-.
deavor to please everybody In the negIi-
gence of . moment, perhaps small para.
Z aph pops upon him; he hastily theows it to
thecompositor it's inserted, aud heis ruined
10 all intcns a0ds purposes Too mach
the case, Trim said my uncle, with deep
sigh; oo-much-tIe--ease' Aud please
your honor, continued Trim, eIeyaring bis
voice, aud striking into an fmpIorable atti.
tude, 'and please your honor is not the
whole Go on, Trim said my uace, feel.
ingly. Tue priater, sometimes pursued
Trim, hits upon piece that pIeases him,
aud ne lhiuks it canrot but GO down wi b
nls subscribers; bur, alas sir, who can cal.
culae upon the human mind?
III inserts il, and 1t is all over wi b him.
They forgive 0 hers, but they canpot for
give printer. He has host TO pint for,
aud every one sets up for critic. The
pretty miss exclaims why don't he give
US more poetry. marriages aud bonmots?--
away with these stale pieces The poti-
ciansciaps his specs on bis nose, aud uus it
over ia s.arcb Of some violeut invective; be
hnds none; he takes off bis specs, folds
them, sticks them in his porket, declaring
The paper good for nothing bur to burn -
Every one thinks il ought to be printedex
pressly for himself as be is q subscribers,
aud yet after all this complaining, would
you veit, sir, there are some subscrib-
ers who do not hesitate to cheat the print
er out Of hispay? Oar army swore terri.
bIy in Flanders, but they never did any
Thing 50 bad as that 'Neveri' said my
uncle TOBY, emphaiicalIv.
Tristy1m ,Shoad.4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
Ashtabula Union School.

George w. Waite, A. ID. Superintendent
W. WAITE Principal Of High School,
Mass SARA NJ. scHooNMAKuR Assistant in High School
Miss HRLENA soHooSMAKER, Grammar
Miss CARRIE E KING, intermediate Depart uen,.
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Secondary Departn snt
Miss SUSAN NJ. WILDER, Primary Department
Miss EMMA ENSIGN. Assistant IN Primary
The School Free IN all persons of suitable age residing
within the village limits and the District attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weaks constitute year. Terms for pupils from abroad
with
For Prin'ar, pAr snnum. $500
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1900
Tuition payab Ie In advance.
All applications for admission to be made q Ia Siperin-
tendant
The Fall Term commences Monday - ' n 7th
1868, aud the Winter Term Monday, January 4th, II
is highly desirable that pupils should Gun open
ing Of terms No pupils out of the village viii te Ieceved for
aess period than and deduction foT pb
eept In of Sickness removal.
s. s. s'sS 4 SsahHh SSsRis Board Of Education
H. FAssRTT. PTeIt
II. l.. MORRISON, Treas.
Af @. @. CULLEY, Board OF Education.
j. b. CRosRY,
srEPuES HALL, -
a|s'.at s-t N. A. y. nrBBARp, SeeyetAr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23


LOCAL ARIsrlCRAoIEs --In Boston, the
only recognized arislocracy is sinIellecl; and
the question put by a Bostonian is this:-
What do you know2
In New York, it is more matter of
veal b, aud he question is;-What are you
WORTH
In Philadelphia. it is blood. the exact
qnali,y Of which is decided by your answer
as 10 who are your. relations.
la Washington. where politics govern
How many votes do you control? -
In Charleston, as 10 the Quaker city, II
is blood or pedigree. and the question Isl
Who was your grandfsfherf
In Cincinnati. the queen lard oil city
How many hogs do you kilIi
10 Chicago, before the pAoic. II wss:---
How many corner lo's do you ownf
In ST. Louis. the passportto favor Is se-
cured by M affi native answer to The qoes-
lioo. Have you any interest 10 far COM
paoyl
In New Orleans, south Of Canal street.
among the merchauts.it was:--Hov much
co ton do yon shipY North Of Canal street.
among the French Creoles ;--How does hs'
dressl na
Iu Mobile. it is manners that makes the
man. and lhe question is;--lIow does nc
behaved
10 Girard, the ass xord. says the U,sioa.
is:- Have you any circus or tightening rod
| stolkl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
Let Il Pass.


"Iet former grudges PASS"
SHAKESPEARE
Be not swift to take ofense;
Let 1t pass.
Anger is q foe to sense;
Let it pass.
Brood not darby DER wrong
Which will disappear ere long;
Rather sing this CHEEKY song
Let It pass
Let 1t pass.
Strife corrodes the purest mind;
Let II pass
AS the unregarded wind,
Let it pass.
Any vulgar souls that live
May condemn without reprieve;
'Tis the noble who forgive.
Let it pass
Let II pass.
Echo not an angry wordi
Let it pass.
Think how often you have erred;
, Let it pass
Since our joys must pass away,
Like the dew-drops on the spray,
Wherefore should our sorrows stay2
Let it pass.
Let it pass
If for good you've taken Ill;
Let it pass.
Oh be kind and gentle still;
Let it pass.
Time at last makes all things straight;
Let US not resent, but wait,
And our triumph shall be great;
Let it pass.
Let it pass.
Bid your anger to depart;
Let it pass.
Lay these homely words to heart,
os:s.. Let it pass.
Follow not the giddy throng;
Better to be wronged than wrong;
Therefore sing the CHEEKY song
Let it pass.
Let it pass.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
BUFFALO TESTIMONY.

THE CTDTN Cures
Peoples w VI Rheumattm
al troubled with Rheun atism for two years suffering
less day. have taken two otles Of the o
PIES Cure and not had any pain since left it oil
than four weeks ago. consider myself entirely cured
the medicine has made feel vety light and gooJust
like young though am sxty-two yesrs old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEL Michigan St."
"My ife has been suffering from Rheumatism of in
hmnaoy character for about xix years. sometimes
very About the first OF Jue last she commenced
taking the Peoples Cue. and cort u,d TO take it
three weeks In ten Gays af ,be commenced the swelling
aud till of her on had very materially lessened and
in three weeks had disappeared altogether
"THOMAS POLLOCK, lat W. H. Glenny's)
anr0.la 0,fl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
What About Lime?
i He Subscrihers having Purchased the
Right Of this County for the Of - N
Pages Perpetual Lime Kiln

f'|F"7'f H1FffIC
enee prepared TO furnish Lime extent which the
market may require edueed Price By the Of this
any heretofore aud OF uniform quality fee
from %, unburned stone Having Incurred large
penditure in preparation fc1 the
Lime Business.
we solicit the attention Of the public HUBBARD Co
AAhtabula Harbor, November 10, 1868 Ea
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CHDH Cures Diseases
W. MI of the Skin.
THE
PEOPLES

any face has for than ten years been greatly disfgur
ed by erptons and bunehes. which times
whole body, and for three days made entirely
bind but having taken two hotties of the Peoples Cme
acuainar hardly recognize me-Ldeed hardly know
yself-as am a well Let II ho afflicted
ty the Peoples Curethe dicine prepared by the SANTA
ry Scey-and think they will not begrudgp their dollar
Jns EPII SOUR, Turner, Mechanic street.
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The greatest object In tue universe.
says Z esrssio philosopher u good man
struggling viii il sdssfsisg. sst greater
one sill Is the good msp who CONES q
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Health comes Of itself. but We are at
great pains TO get our diseases. Health
comes from the artificial life Of paturs.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Philadel
- phia, Pa.-Dseases Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM,
snematorrhea Seminal Weakness lmpotenee and other
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iqe seay-new and reiAhe treatment In RePorts of the
Howard Assoeiaton by mall IN sealed letter envel
opes ee OF charge Address Dr }. SKlLlIN HOUGHTOH
Howard Association, No South Ninth street. Philadelphia,
la. al..f