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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

II is said that Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thumb
have baby three months old. Though done
up In the smallest package OF any piece Of hu-
manity extaut. it has all the characteristics on
propensi.ies Of other babies. good lungs, and
Jets aud springs in fine play. Tom must make
a digufed parient i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

nRANDRETH,s VEGETABLE PILLS.
Arsinniibs cosvenes spass loss Of appets, sick
headache edduess Of boating after meals dizziness
drovsnsss crsmping pains, and all disorders Of the
stomach and bowels fl.g u ~ a-e Y ~ ts af8f
!, original Letter st 2os Canal Street, New York :
=. C. COOK, pnblisher Of the State Basnsr, Ben
ninston VT he attacked with Dyspepsia, and
severely from It. that not particle OF food could
BE- taken without occaonng the most sena
tou In his stomach. For I've he suffered from the
drssdful complaint, when he USED BRANDRETHS PILLS.
That boz did not benefit him mucb but the
change and by the time he had taken sin box
COMPLETE CURE effected. He says, any dyspep-
ss cones and my expectation ofan early death vanished
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

MfrLEsRY.-MRs MERRiAx has Just laid in
her fall stock Of goods, and Is ready to meet
thewant Of her customers. The richest and
most fashionable goods make mp hss stock and
her work Is done TO harmonise with her goods.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

The old marh le shop, now owned BY Fisk
and S,llimau, has been brought forward into
line and fitted up for grocery and produce
store. to be conducted by Mr. Benjamin Malt
by, under the firm Beckwith, St. John, & Co.,
who have extensive business connections and
branches at Cleveland, Cincinnati. and New
Orleans. These connections will give them
peculiar facilities for successful competition at
their Ashtabua branch. See advertisement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

A FIRrxAs's DANCE will take place at Smitb's
Hall on. Thursday evening, October 6tb being
the last day OF the Fair The music win be
furnished BY West aod Upsous Band. An
oyster supper will take place at the Ashtabuls
Housa teiah urt-irs 81 ~ -a. fi~ % .a. -i ,...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

RAIL Road VorINa is becoming very much
practiced in these days, and all that we have
heard OF have resulted in about the same way
Here is q couple handed us from friend just
arrived from the Northwest Galena & Chica
60 Railroad, Lincoln. "a Little Mac. %
Lake Shore Lincoln. l76 Little Mac. H.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

The New York Commercials Washing
ton special Of the 9Th, says that several
prominent Georgian refugees are here now
confident that some kind Of arrangement
will sooa be effected between Gov. Brown
an d General Sherman, through which
Georgia will secede FROM the Confedessoy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01
DIED D

In Sherma n, N. Y, on the II inst at the res
idence of his sister. Henry Allen, formerly o
Con neaut. .-r
In Monroe, Sept. llth, RoENA BABBET daugh-
ter of Issac w. and Charlotte Babbet, aged l5
years.
In the Hospital, at Marietta, Ca, Aug. 81
A. TYE, only son of John Tye, of Harpersfeld,
aged % years and 6 months, member Of Co.
A. I'd Regt. MINI V. l.
In New Lyme, on the goth inst, after lin
gering illness, DIR. DEXTER WILEY, aged 30
years.
| In East Randolph, Wis, Aug 3lst, Of dipthe-
ria, Mrs. HELEN r. STARK wife of John g
Stark, and daugher Of III. r. Gaylord, of Gene
va, aged "a years.
In Marion, Linn county Iowa, on the 9th ult,
Mrs Lucy A. White, aged A years, formerly Of
| Plymouth
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01
To Military ofneers ana soldiers.

To Military Ofncers and Soldiers.
From Col 4. +. JoNk,. Mrss. 26th. "With
me. the use of the Bronchiai Troches is On alb
solute necessity, aud cannot understand how
any officer who is called upon. by bis position
so use bis voice in command can succeed with
ont them ~ i t' .'.fsa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

The statement that Semmss wss 10 have
. new vessel 10 coptradlcted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

2 siLr siIrs--The slips in the M. E. Church,
iu this village will be rented on Saturday, the
lst day OF October, al 2 o'clock r. n. 'i''.A
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

OuR QuorA Of s4 men has been filed without
resort to draft.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

MathewS Chocolate Werm Dr0psi-Nsvcr
Tall 70 destroy and extermnste all kinds Of Intestinal Worms.
ARE psy sabls in all and Gar superior any and
all the Fancy Worm Confecons and vemifuges
They be taken st all times with perfect safety
thor contain No Mercury other deleerous Drug Moth
should always purchase them and give their children
sher No cshsrlc whatever IL necessaryo be given Each
bsx contains "a Drops or Lozonges Price rs cents
Fer sse BY all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
.frs 90 - = fs''e @. r. WALKER, Gen. Agent,
vQf Buffalo. ". Y. Fort Erie, G. W.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01


ii on. L. 8, sHErrAS. spoke to q crowded
house at Smiths Hall, on Wednesday evening.
The effort like everything coming from him
was manly and vigorous. and asit occupied two
and half hours 10 The delivery, was Of course
pretty comprehensive, embracing documentary
evidence from the earlier sod better days Of the
Republic, when principles and patriotism we're
something more than hallow pretsuse. The
impression LEFT upon the minds OF his hearers
was most salutary, and warrants the hope that
not few OF those who have been under the
mauipulations Of our peace Democrats. aud
befogged by the sopbistry of that Aminadab
Sleek from. Cleveland, had The scales taken from
their eyes. The champions Of free speech !
were not as abundantly represented at the Hall
as were the Uuiouists at the Copperhead meet
ing addressed by Fl. B. Psyne. Truth and
patriotism are oot the commodities they care
most for. Home efforts like this Of our worthy
fellow citizen are most effective. s7os
b Our friends must not forget the addresses OF
our Jefferson co-aborers at Smiths Hall Sat
urday evening. Let the good work 20 on.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

PGyne's Meeting Last Saturday. our Cop
perhead friends had q meeting in this place,
which. they had the curiosity to hold in the
Court House yard. The necessity Of such wide
space may be judged Of by the fact tnat
there was not 100 persons seated, who would
vote their ticket while the most liberal es-
innate would not show more than $50 Of their
voters on the ground The town Hall would
have held them with ease. Henry b. Payne,
of Cleveland, who run for Governor agaiDs;
Dennison, made the speech, which Of ITSELF
was very well made speech. He did wo or
three things very we'll, and much to our liking
He proved Lincoln to be q most successful
political manager and that he was determined
not to end the war until slavery was extirpat-
ed from the whole country. and that it was the
settled purpose of the Union party to remove
that evil We think many Of our Union men
who heard him had their faith renewed by his
speech. He labored too. to prove that his
party were in favor of putting down the rebel
lion by war, and further tried to show that they
occupied about the same grounds as the Union
men, except in two particulars--they are pro-
81 avery party and do not want slavery abolish
ed and they do not wish the Union party to
succeed, because they want all Of the Offices
themselves. Take it all in all, we regard the
whole affair as very harmless. The number
present was encouragiugly small and the
speech was SO shaped as to give the people as
little offerse as possible while it established
the fact that Lincoln is very smart politician,
aud for the prosecution Of the war till liberty
is established iu the wtole land. That's what
we say and that's why the people will vote
for Lincoln and johnson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

. A CoPPKRHEAD. MEErEa DrsPERsEbr-Tbe
coppcrheads OF Itbaca, New York, availed
themselyes Of the. presence of a circus TO get
together crowd last Saturday and throw out
q Mcclellan and Pendieton Hsg. while The
operation was going on, the news ,oi the
fall Of Atlanta was received. The Ithaca Jour.
pal tells The rest ofthe story ss follows:
When the band stopped playing, Uo.
ion man stepped forward 90 the balcony
and announced the news from Atlanta,
read berctsry Stauton's official dispatch
scontaipipg the thrilling intelligence, aud
then called for 'three cheers for the Union
army" The men who bad just cheered for
Mcclellan stood appalled, Had
q SHELL from Que Of Sbermsu's greet guns
exploded among them il could not have
created greater Consideration, nor dispers
ed them more suddenly. Recovering q lit.
tie from The tremendous shock, they gave
few dismal and heartrendug grosns for
Shermsn's army, and fed 10 every dree.
tion, hiding 10 holes and corners and bury.
ing themselves 10 cellars aud Easements
and in less than three minutes after lhe
reading Of the dispatch not eopperhead
was to be seen, the meeting having vanish.
ed. The speeches remained undslivered for
the want OF en- audience.
Conscripts assert that Early's defeat
has caused the creates, gloom in Richmond
and that is feared that Sheridan will make
movements on Lynchburg from which point
be can strike the Danvilie II r., thereby
cutting of their principal supplies aud
communications. These Beap have caus
ed the belief that It will be necessary 20
Richmond, aud II is freely talked Of upon
the streets. Virginia troops, however,
protes, against the evacuation OF Richmond
and should the rebel authorities do so il
would cause mutiny among the Virgin.
ians t.s.i sai 'o t.,.i.ti q. tri-.,ar. 5-s
These conscripts declare that the confed-
crates are making preparations which look
very much Hike an evacuation.
Several Government workshops have
been removed further south. When these
parties left Richmond few days ago, the
machinery of other shops were being pack.
ed for removal If deemed necessary
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01
To nervous snnsrers OF Both sexes.

Revssd Genfissn haping been Restored health In
Ssv days. AFTER undergoing all the usual routine and Irregular
expensive modes OF treatment without considers Il
bis sacred duty TO communcae to his afflicted fellow
turss the HsAss CURE Hence the receipt ofan sd
dressed envelope he will send ec copy Of the prescrp
tien used Direct to DIR, JoHs DAGS AL, lso Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, MY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01
Brewery.

EDWIN r.. WILLIAMS Il ALBERT
IL A. STRONG. undsr ~ name a.d hrm Of strong d
c. have sttst bsswsy sPes me most approved paa.
~ maAtpgs yt5'..,-,, IA ~ ~ At
Superior article Of Beer and Ale. Z.
vhish cannot b sarpssssd IN any ey TAsy are .ow fur
niskisg The the gsed people Of Ashtbaa a3d e al
., barrel hall, quarter and eighth bb packages Ttz
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

Our contemporary oi the Sentinel gives the
following good patured notice Of bit Of harm.
less amusement engaged in by our Copperhead
friends over at Jefferson last week. Mr.. Payne
aside from bis pe,lfogging propensity, is as wa
have said, q very clever, geutlemauly fellow.
and 10 20 way adapted to the taste Of those
blashering, blood aud thunder peace men
Of these parts. His sense OF self respect and
propriety, keeps him from bed fellowship with
vallandigbsm treason. His prensence and
speech here disappointed and subdued the iel
lows Of his stripe, but true to their tacktics
they made the best Of the matter and swore
that they we're moderate men and opposed to
either Northern or Southern extreme. When
asked how Il was that such very proper gentle
men were found voting for the arch traitor
oh, it was because Of the persecution that be
suffered if N-'fff 1f'aa ID iit
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

,-.@-s-..s .s--.-..--<--- ,fs.e.
SANITARY n FAIR III
soME fHING LUcKYi
~ spLENDlD PIANO PRIZES l. - Il.
'sf aattesa3 gilf fiAs a .t.,r - /. y. ,-s
-aoas, ,o,g- . rs.AT rHs - -s,s, ,ssss 4
g 8A2 - "A TT (.
qis $100 9. ,.',8 i..i .sss t.s.i.,.s xsoo- I.
d BRADsuRx,g sesr-- RAVEN Z nAcox.
.sa hgsua sll..L Llsias-- st...', ..5, -.
: sesa GEORGE HALL, .s.. ' g..g'
GREAT WESTERN PraNo FokTE
~ JMsiodeen Depot ut 1876 Onfarie q. :.
ha hs.r cLEvEhAHp Q. .hl.-s..s
% ''''ii BRANCH DEPoTs, AT
fslNisnnisE, ffsshlaisSHiis ,'s iir i eezEfoss. ezEFos =
% .Eaor ag q ssA1s6UsKY ssas
Also Alsn. wanted in smaller so.ss Csgymsn. teach
ago given im al ssiss made d. sssd sr srsai.rs fs
i''.-@. Magnificent Stock, higgz,ii
Comprising Pianos snd Nsicosons nom more than twenty of
ns % eest n M, ccuhtt may ;. iound II b dspc
complets assortment held By any ons ann IN ths Upior
By ladust economy and for nearly 10 y,s
Mr. Hs has become complete hIs pfofcssn and
scknowedges superior In the businsrs Prom Apr
l 1884, he viii sell hls instruments lower mites thar
bsrstofs bringing thsn within the reach Of all Now u IN.
time 10 boy.
ylaa !. Do You Wants good Piano,
MsIodson Church oy.Y. Cabinet Organ. A.rnsniun ef
whass.sr pstef MI H. can supply yea With the hsst 10
bother and risk Of selccng7 Mr. Hall hefriend yca His
'rPsrenos enables him % knos just vhssyes vast.
Do You want TO excbsngs Your ,as
Mecdeon for larger one or sors Psnos OF your old Piano
%r new onei wr'ts come and tain II over. rs ssf
an The Bradbury Piano, - 's.71
getting 70 be the Piano ofths age Prof w. B. B. 10 Just
be man Tor the business He knows what good Piano b
snd VIII have right cost what II may Send circular
That tell you al.bost IT, Mr. Hsu has gfsst variety
as Travelling Agents, Peddlars, &c. s,.e
has become quite common for achsps 70 no snout max.
ing great pretentops and sosmss having Instruments 70
set &C. There usually not much responsibility attached
and asr they have told Their story Just wrsts 70 M Ban
bic information that win Be Of vsus 70 yous i,y, tl -
Present range of Prices. ass edi no
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

EDGAR HALL k1apsss y $1,000 -
! - = :: : ~: y s3 ~; ~ +; a.
s.s..., .ss.s y osssy d-i ss:s s;ls. = : - 'ss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

HoRAcE Y. BKRBE. ESQ, Assessor
18th District, Ravenna Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

r. .. A ddress. ~ q sI77I
Direct all letters To Geo. Hail. Piano Dssies Ashtsbua o.
or to the neaetplace whore branch depot located
Cleyslynd, o. GEO. HALL. 7
Ashtabula March %, 1864. 7ss .r -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-07
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

FoED's THEATER.-Fun-lover are being
finely entertained at Ford's, with Ciarke's
ccnaicaiilies During last week he appeared
in a number of his best characters: and the
announcement tlia. he will begin the present
week by appearipg as /" Mr.. Dimple" in IS Leap
Year, or the Ladies' Privilege" and as ala ok
Cabbage" in " Fashionable Society. assures
his admirers that be is determined to keep mp
the fun 10 a degree.
GROWERS THEATEg.-Mr Ed win Booth Is
still tie star al Growers, and his style of act
ing is OF such a character as to prove i'm
merseiy attractive. He has appeared to the
satisfaction OF all in a large number of stand
ard plays, and tonight he will appear as
"berluccio the Fool" In Tom Taylor's spien-
did drama, 90 The Fools Revenge Mr. Booth
VIII be wei!-snsta;ned by all the members Of
4if. GroVer's line company.
CANTERBURY.-Mr. Lea appears to have
nxed determination to keep up the reputation
which this hal! so descrycdly obtained under
us iirst management, and in order to do SO he
employs none but the best talent. Besides he
4aTEe number of performers now here, Miss
AMMO Boar6weil, the operate singer, is an
nounced to appear to night, and a splendid
bill is announced.
VARIETIES. The management here an
nSunce some new faces for this week, and
splarGid bill, which will consist in part Of
songs, canoes, ballads, farces, tableaux, &c;
and also Fitzsmmons' comic drama, ssThe
Sirpiiing Irishman, or the Woman in Panta-
ioons,'' will be performed.
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Dbl Ed,

.HH DIED,
On Furday night, Mrs MARY @ ffTZPAraICK,
widow of john O. Fitzpatrick, in the 18Th yer OF
hsr age.
Tbs relatives and friends Of .bs family are n.i..
ed tn stted her funeral, from her ists reside nee,
No 294 south u street iOApitol Hill, On Wsdass-
day morning. st "a o'clock, 2ts
On the 5th instant. altar illness of twn weeks
WILLIAM r. BURDINE in the 5sl year Of his age
leaving vita, two children, aad large ;;rcie OF
ott sr relatives with num5rou friends, to mourn
his loss.
But should they wee, when the righteous dieg
SltoUid they mourn when the good depart
When the soul of the cody away shall fy,
Should they lsy tie loss to heart
Be has gone into peace; he hiss passed away
To sleep till the dawn OF = brighter day.
On saturdsy Msrrh 5th, 1864. AJBESTA CAR
PEETEK, the last child of g. ". K. and Annie u.
Hardy, aged year and days.
Buried this Monday morning. at 10 O'Clock.
On Monday, the 1th instant. at the residence CT
daughter Of D. .lnier aud Go della =. Marsh, assd
2 years and months. = She is not dead. bat
sleepsta.'
New York papers pies.e copy,j
LIZ Georsetown. D. O.. on the morning OF the 7th
March 1854. at the residence of her father la is
jacob Bsnls5urg, Mrs AMANDA II. RaMsBURi,
R.msbura, and daughter Of Lewis Payne Esa.
Her relatives and friends re respectfully iayited
to attend hsr funeral, from the Hrid street Prss
bytsrian Church, to morrow tTussdaTt afternoon,
at 81 O'Clock.
In Georgetown. D. O., on Saturday. Marsh 9Th
MlTTE. youngest daushte: OF Lswis and esrah
Ann Welsh.
There is no union here OF hearts
which finds not here end )"
Her remains were iGtaroG in Oak Fill Cemetery,
on fundhy afternoon. March 6tb.
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PERSONAL.

SSTILi THE GEETLEMAN THAT TOOK
w charge CT ths BUNDLE belonging 10 the
Gent that was left behind by the cars 1T Annapolis
Junction on Saturday morning, pieass les9e 1t At
% Missouri avenue.
I,n7. 1t WIN. II. SEERRErr.
ID WI the gentleman whose n.Ha an
E6srs 10 the above initials, who picked
up pair of Gold Eye Glasses dropped by q LAZY a.
the Patent Once Fair, OF the Dgnt OF Sch, 2i:h.
will allow her an opportunity to identify them he
wall much obiise. aoEe in future advertisement.
rnh Z Ct
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ByJ c. MeGuIRs 8 CO.. Auctionesr'.

TbENWOO DCEMEFERY-Fhs managers OF tais
III Cemetery have ISsotsed tn raiha tas pIfss OF
let's 10 20 csz square foot. and that III, com
nlunity msy have 70 cause iof sompiant nave sd
sss of $50 lots and parts OF lots Public Auction.
and FOR fur tier to EN- aeiliss, AID otaerHise
to prove the grounds This Ce netsry Is laid
on The p sc of the Celebrated Greenwood Cemetery
of Ns1 York, of which It is sail by trsreiars, to
excel n BE- auty and arrangements, anything OF tbs
kind either in Europe or America
GienSana is situated on the hisn ground over
Too kirs the city Of Nashir gtoD, AID on q direct
lire vita Forth Capitol street, and-a salf
miiss from the Capitol
This cemetery is chartered by Congress, and tbs
plots not iiahis for dehts taxes, or any other
invasion tSee charter
For catalogue with map, chartsr and by Laws.
cpriy to tie Auetioneer, j. O MCGUIRE q Co /.
corner Penn. avenue and 10th street where the
ssle will take pace y W EDN sDAT and TT YRS
DAY: the I6ih ard 18th of March, st 5 O'Clock m.
Visi.,re ACE lifted On the sroIrds st all hourss
Jos 3. GLOBE: gsssident.
mis- J. O. MCGUIRE & co., Aac.a
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AUCTION SALE of fancy goods, stationery,
photograph albums, silver plated ware, fine
table and pocket cutlery, clocks, watches, jew
eiry, foreign sea shells, and an immense va
rely OF fancy goods, this (Monday) evening at
O'Clock, to be continued on tomorrow Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock and evening at
O'Clock Also, every morning and evening al.
same hours, until the whole stock shall be
closed, at the store of w. B. Lewis & Co, auc-
tioneers, i27 Seventh street. between G. and II
streets
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MARREEn.

On tho I'd OF March, By the Hev. VI. q, Oaap.
man, sc the brids's ta.heyr Mist DOgiH l..
GeODnaN to LEWIS O0LLIN5 b,in OF
GecTg stosn, ID. O..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-07

VIOLATING HIS OATH Yesterday afternoon,
officer ]. T. Parker, OF the Second Ward, ar
rested VIM. H. Shell, an iron mculder upon
charge Of violating his oatn of allegiance. The
charge was n ade by John Seal, refugee from
Virginia, who stated that early in the rebellion
Shell went TO the Confederate States and served
in the army, deserted and returned to the loyal
States and took the oath OF allegiance, and
since his residence here he has been INDUCING
in reasonable language. It was also stated
that before his desertion from the rebels he was
taken prisoner by the FedeIai troops and pa
rolled, and returned to the rebel ranks Shell
is native of Winchester, Va. where his fam
lily now resides. She'll was taken TO the Cen
trail Guardhouse and delivered to the military
authorities for trial, where two other refugees
wfli be produced as witnesses against Shell.
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MN pIyoUAC AND THE BArrLs IinLD
i or Cam paign Sketches In virginia and Mery.
ana az Cart Geo. r. Hoyes. e. Veisi siS.
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Il Is the soldier hope and friend TO those who
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female, 92.
Sanaa,Haas Root aad Heb Jui.ss-A positive and
permRn snt cure fer crofaia, Tigers, Sores
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~ @ MCGUIRE i CO.. Auctionesrs
sNUG FRAME DWELLING HOUsE ON
- STREET Between 18Th AND ISL STREETS -ol
THURSDAY AETERN0uE, Marca l0Eh At AZ
O'Clock. the tTsmIsas, 81 al sail pirt OF oS
No. 3 in Square No rs, fronting ~ feet Iaeh on
north 9 street hstSesa 18th and i31z Ftreets, rIn-
ming back 90 feat az ina hes to 81 foot aiaY. in
proved BY q enuy frame dwelling house containing
four foolie, with baek kitchen.
~ INN, dihte pos session given
NH &c. MCGUIRE & Co.. Aucts.