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, 1864-07-26

Arrival Of Rebel Prisoners at Elm!ra.
The El1nira advertiser says the train con-
timing the rebel prisoners not killed tLack-
AWAKEN reached that place on Saturday night,
the 10th. They numbered about eight hun
dred. Lieutenant Colonel Eastman, com
mandant Of the post, with wise foresight,
had made every preparation for the recep-
tion Of The injured as we'll as the uninjured.
He had ordered twelve military baggage Way
onF, the bottoms deeply lined with haY, to
be In readiness to receive the rebel wounded.
The worK was easily accomplished by de-
tavhn,ent Of calored substitutes, In case Of
all who were unable to move themselves,
while those who were able to walk mud help
themselves in a measure were carefully
helped BIZ their comrades and others to their
places In the wagons.
As soon as tie wounded had been comfort
ably removed to the wagons, the procession
st4rted for barracks No. 3, where warm,
comfortable meal was in readiness for pris-
oners and guards, who had been compelled
to lass through SO much suttt ring, fatigue
and hunger for the past thirty. six honrs.
4 barIack building was set apart for the
wounccd, and their condition made as COM
Portable as possible by the surgeons. It WAS
found that Of the rebels eightE,fye were were
seven 1ractured thighs and five fractured
legs. The rest were suffering from contu-
| sious and aesh wounds, severe about the
| face, and general injuries.
The casualties from the accident rs near as
=! We can ascertain, sun up as follows: Killed
Cccurr1d, Of the rebels, 43. Left behind at
Lackawaxen, unable to be moved OF brought
on by the train, IS. Brought on By the train
65. Making In killed and wounded las. Oi
our men Of the veteran reserve corps k3lied
and buried at the place Of accident, IT
| + Af..I =. II w{~ nv
, 1864-07-26
CHICAGO CATTLE nARKKT.

MONDAY EVENING, July p, 1851
BEEF CA1TLE-With nominal supply since Sat
uiday, the amount Of business transacted has baen
COL fined mainly to tho stock remaining oVes unaold
on Saturday. The entered sales aou It to f3l head.
at prit ranging from g s.x972s, chtay as s17'9
a Is q 100 Ds. Both shipping grades and nc uun
uualiGes fsu1tablo for Government account1 are IN
ac1e demand, and prices rule arn A. previous quo
fatInfa
, 1864-07-26

hi5 sczapc. which the rebel deai, cmphat-
ically, saying they were abe to scrape them.
selves ont. Ono word brought on smother,
until the Federal said his opponent was no
better than a johnny Bull anyhow; tie Rcb
swore he would shoot Yank # he called him
Johnny Bull again. The quarrel Was stop
ped BY another picket, and they SOON cooled
down, but the Reb kept mutterlng "Td as
soon be caued niger as johnny Bull"
, 1864-07-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OFoKr WAYNE AID CHICAGO RA!L,MsAaa M
cGMPAHY P1rr:sTFSSH; r. sois ~ III; II con.
pany ia1s THIS day tacls1ad pis.tsnd 2t25 t25F ~
CHH r. on the Bh4feo OF tho o1x!nA CapltM SoS1 ~,
he COMPANY. paJsble fsse q Go7eEnae1s o u
snd stes ne ~ q ~ q If sg:s
WirsioW IangAf & CO.. 81 wall stTost. Nesnac tiys
to tha stockhold7ss ye2!ssnse1 10 Vii elo;e
cn tie 18th Of july. Inst mt At e"c =:
main closed u1til Ihe 5th Of Anzq,t nAKSKjt Sec7.
By order 1fthe Hoard. ~ IL
ivaf nS3nlAs ----
, 1864-07-26

HOGS-KCCelVEd Since Satufddy, abbuE 5o1 1Use.
Entered sales ss hea, ut 11@9 o. chlaAy At $92a
a953 = 100 zos. With nnited receipts, the market
has been active and very arm At Saturdays quota
, 1864-07-26
COMMERCIAL

MONDAY HvK1Ha, 9sls Is. ltei.
Tbs receipts and shipments du1is1 the past IS
hours were ~ foEluWi:
rxrxtrrs A Nh RuJP4KxTs F4 ST tA UoUFs.
, 1864-07-26

D The Richmond Examiner says: "itis
easier for sawmill to pass through the eye
of needle than 1t Is for a rich man to enter
Camp Lee as q conSeript,"
, 1864-07-26

B The "locol" column Of the kich-
mond Euami,'er furnishes the following face
tlouB item:
For the first time. In our varied eIpenenee
m Gorernour street in hearsc! The pub
liz stared, but the driver drove on, When
" came 10 recollect that flour was five and
s;T hundred dollars per barrel, and that the
struggle str 5or bread vas one Of lite and death
We better appreciated the. e9nHeGtlun ~ Gnur oe-
tween the hearse ard the paffe1 u Aoul'
, 1864-07-26
Gril)nue.
TUESDAY, JULY &c, 1864.
Sf1ERMAN At ATLANTA.


Ihc capture OF Atlanta closes triumphant-
- lor our c:cse ono Of the ablcst military
eampA'gne on record. "hethtf nc consider
'ae great natural de'enses "mch contributed
70 tbe strength Of the rebel forces opposed
70 ne, The very nooe1ate ioss Will Which
'hcec have been overcome ana rendered use"
1'te, or the Important sesui.s WINCH na1nfAuy
await its enccees1nl issue, ILLS campaign mas
richly cnlltlta een' ene5nan anu LIZ apac ano
experienced corps coi6manoets 31ooke1.
Thomas, schoheld, fa4me' "oo III. ae,
son 10 ne eout4ou. ~ 49,.
brave troops 70 1nc s'a''"os ~
countr5mcn God bless tnose nop'e
and gallant boSs IN o!ue' "noee o"ses
and marches IRON Inc on'' li'sl oo"usua ..
TO Vlcksburc, ano |oen eas1 s,', 'u " al'ane'
1ayc conquered from 'he. reoeilaon an urea
oil tc1ntofy ano lUpn4n1lon eeme4eas VI
thcmee1vcs 1of ao el.pl'e II aus tnn,s 'ese .na.'
the whole co1h1fs coula sa'is'y 1ne aMc,1,
can people, o. anything out tnc omoa con.a
ensure iss'oe l"aec' @"ns ne1oe, Lave 1nA'
en- " 7nc way. None u 1nese VIII oe more
!amehteo 1nsn tae ga,iant ana aole origao.ef-
6cncrs! james D. Mcfhefeon, VINO iea ont a
lew hours oe'ofe ene greal oo}ees o1 INC eam'
pa'gn oad oeeh won he had attenoea zen.
Grant from foft Done!son 10 '1eksou1e' ana
his shsre in-t the campaign from Chattanooga
10 Atlanta was prominent and d1st'n~
guishcd. His reputation, and the confidence
reposed In him BY Ills bro3her othcers, as
military adviser and stritesist, render his loss
a specially severe oneto the army and to the
pountry, Thus one by one our fallen heroes
arc eushriucd in the grateful
memory Of the nation, for whose life they
hayc o1{rcd md given their OWE. The M
lion wccps over the loss Of her brave Sons,
and the more prominent in rank, represent
,ft mononalize its SORROW. which extends
c.,,at1v tn eyery private soldier fallen. 4 SC
, 1864-07-26
.--~Cr AIPH AEMIS.

DRASS STENCIL AIPa abA1o'
g. * i i sSsEss ~ :
T1s c1, 10 aa5 e1,sn1 eF Y ~
7afiets. Sold e rE4T MayTseo$ 81 1NDEl 1aLE STENCIL:
Rn4s1s A1 as D., ~ n.aos ~ 55a' e e
sssas,s Va y1H tocE h17:a'S ae s'aF'i nEs :ats
tcassat3-
, 1864-07-26

French Calf. S8>
Observation-Disclosures 81
French Calf te-
1noirs, q doz.
en...s......16 .16.MN3uVLN
French Calf Le-
moines. Sec
onds, p doz. 81. N11H.m
L1rlug8, z coz.1a M9 AM
Eoaca, 4 doz..l5.M8 f8.G
, 1864-07-26

~ Jefr Davis has quiteas much trouble
viii the Governors Of North Carolina and
Georgia "a Mc Ircoln does with the Cover
nor Of New York. The GoTetnor OF Nortn
Carolina 70 charged with northern symp;;
'hlcs, as His Excel1ency OF New York is with
southern. Would 1t not be \ good Idea 70
make an exchsnge:-For. JoxrnA.
, 1864-07-26
TIRE C0pPEE1E1EAD PRESS on
EEN1DCEATtC GENERAL.

General Granl los.nearly one hundred thousand
men. without any compens atiDg advantages What
overland n M reute a toxsids u nicInond, wherea.. lad
he pursued the route by water he would not have
LOST mun.-src<<h Chicago Organ.
Mcclellan .'was ordered By the President to do
was compelled 10 obey. On the other hand, Gen.
Grant had been allowed full liberty to move hif
troops when he pleased, where he pleased, and how
lie PLEASED. H., therefore, had no draw backs from
The Administration. y. !. SToF3d.
Both these papers are engaged In lying
against the Administration. Would 1t not
be well for them to have some understanding
between each ot1er, 20 that when both arc
diseou, sing In reference to the same subject
matter they shall be able to tell the same
lie:
Will the people carefully consider the first
of the above paragraphs, first for It's talsity,
secondly for its itnpudeuce, thirdly for its
malignant and wicked attempt to aid the en-
cmy ind in;urc tie Republic, by blasting the
unsullicd reputation Of our greatest and most
successful Gcneral-one who is and always
has been a Democrat-who fights for the
Union, aud So, IS nothing about politics fur
1&lcr than to refuse to run for the Presidency
on any ticket until the war is over?
The basences Of the public journal which,
published in Gen. Grants own State Of ILL
nois, instead Of lonorins the hard-earned
fame of one other most illustrious sons, could
thus seek to charge him at his very home aud
in p1cstnce Of his warmest tr1endS and neigh
bors with dishonesty us soldier and incom-
potency as General, and with the blood ol
IL hundred thcns.nd men. is of a character Il
which no words Gun do justice. The rebel
paper has fai!td in all its efforts to say some
thing which would induce the Goyernmeu,
to suppress 1t, and is now trying to arouse
the Indignation Of the people against It. 1
will have to play on that string good while
in this law abiding community, before it ca,
squire its books by bill against the County
We would be glad, however, to see the pape
that could, in the 4 Democratic y South, ut
ter similar language Of Gen. Lee, without be
ing Suppressed By JEFF Davis. Nor woult
the fiery people Of the South leave ono bricl
upon another .. the building from whicl
such uttcraDcee were given to the world
But the polt,oon eately calcu1ates that fron
cur Northern people there Is 40 such DANCE,
or If there were it but turns into profit a fet
, 1864-07-26
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

See that our Ia On every bettle Yon buy,
sud that" p. Weaves'4 Compound E111set Of Fi,s.
bottle no other Il xenulpe.
Prize, One Dollar per Bottle, Or Six Bstties
for Fire Dollars.
Sent by express on receipt Of the money;
Sold BY all Druggists and Medicine uea4o1s"
MANN Il DYcnx. Il. 4. corner Dearborn aoo hAa-
tolph street, Chicago.
, 1864-07-26

Ealted do ar134c.
pY especially OF Ca1tk1ns elt Sole Leather. Market
Yerr m ana nucha auQed. IVA nuote:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

GENESEE- VALLEY
IMPROVED MOWERl
THE subscribers, having purchased the
l. exclusive right Of the Manufacture and sale ofthe above
NGACHINE
Having permanently estab shed mandatory Of the in
ERIE CITY, Pa.
We claim for our Mower that superior any other
in market for several reasons:
IT IS LESS COMPLICATED-A SIMPLER MACHINE.
Hiss well understood principle In Mechanics that the
least complication, and the least gearing In machinery
Better Ours is the only sng Mower now in mar
tet and s nesd no argsyent TO sSnyihce farmers that
and more readily repaired ii accidentally broken.
Our Mower is better than Of its competitors for another
in the construction OF rival Machines their prope
tors have found It necessary to gear them up high
ion, to prevent clogging Heretofore those Machines
mer cloggng has Of the worst dbcnltlss to
overcome, and the higher the motion the less "eosgng
eiOggiOs allow motto. knife making less than
fourteen revolutions 70 OF the which less
they oe resistance to the horses an are more durab
than those Of higher motion. s,ra .1itr sits p
%, knife placed line With the axis the drive.
Wheel which l. found srveaable moving a knoll
~ gully having eompAatiyely low moou itis less La
these the set that We use mber cutting bar
enable US 70 NOW rougher meadows With greater mpaniy
Excepting the tngus our machine made wholly iron
and steel hence durable those made largely Of
wood, and therefore certain 10 shrink swell and out
THE 'GEN EsEE VALLEY" WEIGHS
But little over 500 Pounds
And "a IIgbtnes the simplicity its rasehnery It's even
Of sson and Its freedom from high gearing eonspr,
! TIE EASIEST DR4WING MoWER USED,
The operator Is enabled throw the shaft attached to In
knife out and In gear at pleasure and having timber cut
ting bar the knife be folded up the machine an
II be conveniently transported from feld ed
and viii occupy less storage roon rheu haying
elderly men partial invsds enabled TO operate
its simplicity Of gearing makes 1t more noiseess tina
in Bris craword Ashtabus countless aud in yicinite
contiguous to mandatory 10 buy machines made
home, 20 that part should be aecidentaiy brcken,
piece eoald be readily substituted.
To OF responsibility, living where the sGeuesee Val
ley" usee make this offer: We will let yo
take trial with The agreement your part TO par
msndsd yes bsimg jsdge We believe in the superiot
Of ou Mowers and shall embrace opportunity to per
aDan %s to give them trial rhsss s.s:o1s
we're bought and used By farmers Northwestern PennsJ
.sn the past season. to one OF whom We refer person
dAy end another moved an acre in fort
doing their work well. II
publicly challenge all persons interested In the sale
Al scs OF ground and In all sorts grass. We claim
ss " mor Ioeshsr meadow 70 NOV mos acres "a dA
than can be done With any other Mas,siDsi --'7
we vi. sell we'll hnished Mower including two Knives
e shp2s Ess Co. or cos hapdsd dollars at the shop
purchasing asknss or Of obsslnnr an ssenes, for ~
s q ths ssns ~ sed :. 4 ne sd Eass Fssndy .,
Liberal Discount Made to Agents,
E'is ~, ss'sA iss< sn7sf !. - q pkNbNoAE.
y f'tiIil'A4t - = - ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated at ThomPson,
Lake County 4 ths nearest and most eon.snisnt i0r
quality Of it, stone supshor for tnnns Of texture sne
darsbi sons any dnsnsoss and fOr sny puIPoss
Orders ssIIsss .s Srssgss ss;P "a ypS;.
sys I::IIsS 4 q. |: .;;aj'al !; .ss .'s's sDssss9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
J. w. BRApIEY'S
Patent Duplex EIipticaI Spring
81 *. i R II.
V,H1S Invention consists Of Duplex-or

THIS Invention consists Of Dnplex--or
l. two-EIiptic Steel Springs, ingeniousy braided
tightly firmly together edge to edge mskng the tough
est most Elastic Flexible and durable Spring ever used en-
abng the IN consequence Of its great elasticity ana
dexbenes psce aud fold when In easily snd
with the convenience silk or muslin dress n en-
trey obrates and slenees the only obectors to Hoop
Skrs viz the annoyance to the well tho public
especisy In crowded assemblies. carriages rsroad
church pews In any crowded place. ffom the difficulty OF
contracting them and the occupancy ofsma This
tirey the difficulty while giving the SKIRT the
usual full and symmetrical FORM and the igtest and most
syh aud graceful appearance for the street. promn-
ade or house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
and and great convenience OF wearing of the Du
plex Elliptic Spring Skirt for single day, will afer-
wards willingly dspense with the Of them, They
equally de rabe, snd great improvement other
dresser the elasticity and he,ty Of thsr prevents when
coming contact with anything crowding the hoop close to
the person. from pushing out the other side Of the hoop or
dress and sgan they much durable and not
likely to bend break get out Of shape The Bottom
Rods all the skirts also Double Steel and twice. or
Double Covered TO prevent the covering from wearing o
they constantly subject 10 when In All made OF
quality Of corded tapes and every part OF the skirt
the very best materials II gu rantesd In respect
70 be By far the bes most comfortable and most Durable
Enauire the Duplex Elliptic sprg Skirt for sale in a.
variety Of styles aad sizes, BY 8
Ashtsbuis, August !. 1854. ----.. 7e2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess SO many advantages oTcr the other pur-
gatives in the market, and their superior virtues
are so universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality is
maintained equal to tho lest it ever has been,
and that they may be depended on to do all
that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. C. AVER, n. D., & Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
Arnts.-Geo willard and A. .Hsndry. Ashtabuia; Is
, -Coneaut. NJ Parish, Kingsvie H. Loomis 4 sol
Ierson. II. b. Steven, Geneva
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

r AND For Sale in East Trumbull.-A
~ bout 10 Acres Of Land with good House, Barn an
ruit stuatrd In East Trunbu miles from the village
Rock Creek being the premises occupied by Par
menter.
4 lao, a Grist Mill. known as the Clark
MIL with shout acres Of Land situated the above de-
.crbed prem ises The Mill Il we'll situated for buness
durable stream IL in good repair has two Of stone bolts
machine rolling screen, elevators &e complete The
above described property viii cheap, the k
,bou removing and reasonable credit will be Civ.
for portion ofths purchase money. Apply to
A.htsbn,s NAV 10 1883. 80 : ltI sm7o0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

w&x an Warr. Lffa1n mnr.
yfITTNTf ~>----.-@ A.-.I /.
rhss s-tssed - 80 q 'ss'so-.'r v'''' '''' ~
a., r.,. as.o
no, no. 20 e.sy L"'o s "'
rI = wns .a sns.u ssd ~ an eesv ,,,cs
f9o ~, msy Z. ,ss n.'S Sssd "a On ~ 80 INV
nn setI O y W a aAsue ~ "-e
Zen 70 my ey.ns ny,s
nov vns.n's smust t'ny ~ law.
xuh.,v. Istt,e Mac.
fow starr snons IT,. ~ wsite as snow,
fow gIoy~ s,sd;srs In the mire
b9s - cnr5er;nc 10 and fro.
:. ,s ri,,,e Mac.
e.kA ne - ..s s.uRnsJ sse;. r,irsh condemn.
-noy NJ ov,. ,s.' w., ...,.sr.ss IN the mud.
"e s,o so.ou ssr,Sss 49, soiIcd for them.
r~.. l,nduess In you, Little Mac,
N ~ ~ 40 ne6ro ffee, u e-.s-
Twss kinduess TO your Soutkern friends,
Rut rather hard on niell
Tx.. manly In vou. Little Mac.
2ITc lsave our foes their slaves;
Thev douhtlesss needed them to dig
Tbeir trenches and their graves
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
NEW FIRM.

,Ashtabula Union School.
eeerg. w. waite. A. 3. superintendent I.
! so W. WAITS Principal Of High School,
.- -- - Grammar
Miss CARRIE z. KIsG, Intermediste Depart oen',
Miss susAs sAArsok Secondary Departu 'nt
Miss SUSAN N. wILDEE. Primary Department
Miss Exnk ESsics, - T-t9- Assistant in Primary
The School Fes TO all persons Of suitable age residing
Within the village mit and the "Dtict attached thereto
for School purposes" 3 ..1ti- rff-a ast 81 l-A
Forty .sep.t.us ysE rsrusior pupils from abroad
For Primary Dat amman. -f- $500
For Hish School 90 : -'f. - laoo
Tuition pay4b Ie In advance. u l At
Al applications for admission 70 Be made to he supern
The Fan Terra eommeness Monday sept.mbsr sth
1869, and tie Winter Term Monday January "a 1855
II is highly desirable should gin III. oman
Ing OF tes No pupils the village viii bs tecslvs r
slsss period than term and dsdncot alb uce
sspt 10 cases Of sickness or removal.
3; "a sfGdS' g S9SFIi Hs.'s'i rass.''D..
II. FAssErr, Prssi
II. l.. NoknIsos, 1Ssas.
-. --- Q. o. CULLkf, Board OF Educatinn;
>. D. CRossy, attaaf
Rs w-. sAssos', ho,u,.,D hhou, s..,s.,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
Hie,esEi shr. Tor Llaeoia.


PresidssaiAt prospects being snder dis.
ssssioa fyy eF tso ssoss Mae Penleton
man sAid -
We'll. SsrsbOapd 10 carry Missouri for
one State z:
Misseutif queried The UnioDist, With q
eeick gissss q ,hs eye;.by 90 manner Of
nesss-net sov, any ssy.
why net sos. prayf
Because Mieso1n has never been worse
tee. eoobfsl. Tho McCisllan papers
po.s % Dixie tell ne that Price has gath
zssy ere "a fcr Listb Mac, O. 3 matter
q sosfss. asd seS Rpseersns has dsisss
- ess ~ Nelis - fhst nos one Of them
- - r.. ~ Bests e. .slsstioo dav. er.
- 1rl9enss. No. cir PrIes ~
- - sess for Llpeols.
dlsiep - sslsssd shass-
81 ~ X esttFzs ] .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

CLOTHING !! II 4 IN. Made 70 order In .. II ...,
AshtAbqia Jan, ist 1854
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
Haskell & Son,

% 81, ..g Haskell & Son,
q w .-..l "a
Would Inform tie People Of, Ohio and :
Wtsterm Ptnnsylra~ia, of a Fsw Faefs
Fact No I. i:
rs that Gen. Burnside will take Rich
l. mond In less than two weeks and that
Abraham the Illinois Railspltter,
!. bound 70 win later And I. ssaSrah'm-'d s
Food and Raiment
At extremely and upaccountsby Low PRICES snd says
Fact No ii,
That there is not Benishted Ahtabula more Complete
or better Selected Stock of r.s-a.t
Groceries,
than ours bought before the late advance and we solo
accordingly They will give AWFUL PILE of Goods for
Of my Green Backs, with my Ph' thereon and notice
that In
Fact No. III,
That they stso have Pile Of
Clothing,
Boots and ShOcs,
Hats and Caps,
ave crammed our store with
Dry Goods,
q. price. to beat the World So you End ever,
thing from pin to = hogshead ofSugsr. Aud in
Fact No: Nv,
you will end they take all kinds PRODUCE, thing
the Far.sr Mechanic has to ssl fer their goods
Fact No. V,
We sell Goods PAY, and keep Books, come
prepared lon mention Trust It has become worn ou
entirely wit Z. You will see In
Fact No. VI,
7.at Trey sfsying CASH for Flour and all xeS Hoop
Lrmbei, &c --- ..- %
..2 Fact No. VII.
Yss viii eat least 10 per esrt By buying Of as.
Fact No. VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row Is soon to give place to more
c0rnodiou and importing structure for the
of our increasing business. . -. rr
Ashtsbuls Nov. %. 1852. HAskELL sun
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

5n'' E.riy rHys,ssi D.ssr.r.sy es
rs,e -aaertS@s> xs.cS,ses
sItsT PUBLISHED By Dr., a Stone.
:s ss K K. q 5s tiss ss, ,is b.ss. q
wericas People The esa-s cf Nervous pesh'
is Ts. ecrs i sss Of high er. written 20 ss., 20
thrilling .SS .R.s,s; .ss sss s.
ing seisntsc and reliable aids and trsssssn en M cur %
= .ss, y . @ a. p. ,;s & ssas % book
ycure Men, fail not 20 send fcf ths book. ..x,.s
Ladies. yse Zoo shssa :. epes ssesrs COPY Of %
Word Of Solemn Conscientious Advice TO
Those who will Reflect. aaa' +
.,u.,.a,.. ,r.v.s, 10 : s.rfsi srt.ss IN ne com.
s,,ts booming 100000 ycush Of bcth s.rss .nnu
sly 70 an early grave Thsse diseases are very inpsrse
p,sy Reissson and sshsuoa sra.mus
ss,ps cossumpion q The ssses csshs whole body short
I s. = ss;s s.sss 4 Z" u. s''isssss ss
Bronchitis and so.e Threat shaking q TIE of the H.nd:
dimpsss cs The sight los q he smcry dinIn. Of che
head Neuralgia Pain Ia the various parts Of the body
op irresuisry Of the bowels, derspsed ,ece,ions Of Che
Kdnsys and other glands body Leucchea or eur
Abus, so. &c Likewise Epilepsy. Hystsris, and Nervous
Nov in np.ynine IN every hundred all The sbcy,
named and hcss Of ohsr . % ~ q os
of,he spinal known Iabes esenerica have the
seat and origin in dacacs cffelvc visces Hence the want
the part Of old school practice In treating ymp
\ toms only.
pr Andrew Stone Physician 10 the Troy Lung and Hygenic
Institution engaged 10 treating this class Of m derr
sades with the most astonishne success The treat ne
adopted the Institution "a II 10 based upon ncie lu
lc principles with discovered remedies without mnefs
or poons The facilities Of such that patients car
be zt their homes part OF the county from &c
descriptions q their ease By letter and hsve th
medicines sent BY Mail Printed inerrosators
| viii be forwarded on application.
Consuuption Catarrh and diseases Of the throat cure
well at the patients at the Institution
sending the Cold Medcsted IsHALiSG BAIsAso VAroRs
with inhaler and ample directions for their use ana drec
TPatieuts applying for interrogatoes advice, mus
enclose return starnpe to meet attention .,,
fThe tending Physician will be found at the nsntu
tion for consultation, from m TO m, each DAY sun
days In the forenoon. Address ,-ro,,, ai
Physician TO the Troy Lung Hygien Institute,
and Physician for Diseases OF the Heart l.ungs.
voss TTf1 o6 Fifth Street. Troy. N. ror