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Patent Duplex EIiptieal Spring
ii 9 x Z r IT,


THIS Invention consis Is of Duplex-or
l. two-Eiiptic Steel Springs ingenously braided
tightly and firmly together edge edge making the tough
Elastic Flexible and durable Spring used
abng the consequence of its elasticity and
aexblenes place and fold when in easily and
with the convenience silk muslin dress II
trey obvates and sences the only objections to Hoop
Skirts viz the annoyance to the we'll public
especially in crowded assemblies carriages railroad
chu ch pcws any crowded place. the difficulty
contracting them and the occupancy small space. This
tirely the diffcuty, while giving the Skirt the
usual full and symmetrical form. and the ghtes and
sy and graceful appearance for the street, opera pomn
ade, house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
and comfort and great convenience Of wearing the Du
plex Elliptic Spring Skirt for single day, will after
wards willingly dispense with the of them. They
equally de irale, and great improvement other
kinds OF skirts for Misses and young Ladies who short
dresses the elasticity and eNity Of then prevents when
coming in contact wh anything cOwdng the hoop close to
the person from pnshing the other side of the hoop
dress and again. they much durable and not
likely TO bend or break, get Of shape The Bottom
Rods on all skirts also Double Steel and twice.
Double Covered prevent the covering from wearing or
constantly subject TO when In All made of
very materials ed In every respect
Skirt ever made. n - ANY, ll ~ = Fl. II
Enquire for the Duplex Elliptic sphrg Skirt for sa,e all
variety ofstyles and sizes, by go ~ st.L -..t
sAshtsbula, August l, 1864. "l h' teA 762
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"a ssrik,ns r.r.il.i.

Abraham Lincoln demands and receives bis
pay in gold Is gold certificates. while the sol
dlsrs Of bis armies have 10 take their pay in
greenbscks. Copprheadr rpaprrs
This 10 falss, d courss, aud 80 pronounc
ed BY Hon. L. e. chittenden, la.e Regis
ter Of U. 8, Treasury. Bat if the Falher
OF bis Country was not exempt from like
libsls, can Easher, Abrahame expcct to be =?
History shows that President Washington
was equally sfhe object Of the malignant al.
tacks Of the press. Ssys Judge Marshal :
His [ lWssbington's military and political
character wss attacked sith equal violence
and 10 wee svsrred that he was totally
dsssitass Of merit. .ei.hsr q a soldiers or
. stasssmtn, zHs. was charged with
having violpsed shs Constilu,ion. in ne0ol
tIsting Q treeiy yGwithout he previous sd
Wee Of The Senate. and that he had en-
bsacsd wi.hia the treaty subjects belongiug 2
exclusively % the lsgisIsiure, for which All
impeashment was psblicly suggested. Nay.
more, it was' asserted that be had drawn
from the Tseasasry, for his private use,
more than ~ ssisry annexed to bis ofice
4 z z Albany Journal.
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T AND For Sale in East Trumhull- A
IL bout ID Acre., of Land with good House, Barn
out uigs in prime order, with gead water and choice
ruit situated in East Tranbul tn miles from the village
of Rock Creek being the premises occupied by j. Par
menter.
a lso, Grist Mil, known as the Clark
Mill with abeut 20 Land the above de-
scribed prem ises The Mill is well situated for business
durable stream, is in gooe repair has two Of stone bolts
smut machine, rolling screen elevators, &C. complete The
described property will be sold cheap the il
about removing TO the and credit will be Civ
en- for potion of the purchase money. Apply to
o. H. FITCH, Real Estate Agent,
Ashtabna Nav 20. 1868. 3m7O0
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SHOULD be possessed by every man
q, and woman In the cegntry- Being more volatile, II I
isf superior TO Benzole Of Naptha for
81 -

SHOULD be possessed by every man
hf superior 10 Beuiole Of Nsrtha, for
~ 'ae Removing Grease Spots, a'H
And Is much rn3re agreeable 10 use as n IL not onry void f
ta horrible sctrt but possesses agreeable and plsasn
odcr supplying The place Of cologne or other perpnery
IN hasa greater annuity for oils than any known substance
sud hence unitcs with them immediately aud
leaving the garment entirely free from spot or stain
Row many valuable dress coats are thrown aside AZ
because Of geAsy collas cuils How many hats
gloves, dfeses, carpets and garments o a descriptions se
ysueess from the c,use all Of which be saved
With one bottle Of the rinoiee. 80 Frf faa.flI
The following are Of the testimonials received
nom distinguished gentlemen.
Nh wAhxrk--Dear Sir, I have tried your Puoies and
hnd II far superior TO enything used for removing
gesse srots think very valuable article aud would
cheerfy recommend Il my hiends aud the public Eve
~ Iewon should have bottle az It wall save slOO worth
of ciothne. rf I'll aaeH Prsf AMOS b. LUCE
Kingsvle, June 1904.
Mr. NJ r. WARNER Dear Sir, You ask mo to give n, "
candid opinion 10 ihs niefits Of your Ppoes This
nheernt do have Used 1t during the past year aud
honestly say that would not be without t for ten mcs IL
1t acts like magic In remotrg grease that mny chanc,
to fall upon upon garment coat whose collar has lie
socd AZ ID gveR shabby appearance to the whole
dress by the othe Pinocn be entirely ceansed
made TO appear like new coat There not that objection
IN the the inoea that obtains gaus most other de
tergens. Instead OF odor 1t has The perfume
begmot but by to the sun and air. all odor
vanshea IL administers comfort his money
\ and makes him respectable. Yours. SC.
| Ft. acNE T. A. JUDSON BARRETT, A. NJ.
! ...-.s. ... Principal of Kingsvile Academy.
Such counheRdstons coming from such men the abov
truy hatteng Many others might be added, but tn
"Fs'S''' lPTS'r Address M. II. Warner,
75s aa -.ei 'I--l Kingsvills, o.
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1as act,s ntak Us1osls1s. A-Ths danger lts
been spotep Of 10 which ne Bsmocrssie plan
would piece the Unicnisss Of tbe Border and
Bouthern States, and Of The discouragiog ionu.
epoe which II exercises upon all who have any
disposition v continuc Or renew their -slegi.
snce In districts which are at al disputed BY the
rebels.
In q speech made at Cincinnati on wed@s-
day last. Rev. DR.. Breekinridgs % Kentucky,
spoke Of this point as follows:
Now l am Tree TO say te you, my friends,
that II you make this offensive, disgrace
fuI peace, there are many thousands VI us
N Kentucky that will no, submit to it,
TApplause. We, will not go into that
Southern Coniederscy. Appluusc. You
mas set us,apaFt by treaty, or IN any
other way you please, by the Ohio river
under JET. Davis. IN th,re sin Missouri,
Kentucky. West Virginia, and Maryland
thousands Of loyal men who will reduc,
you TO this slteraative--you must fight fo
them again, and yeu must stand by us, o.
be lisgrac d. lApplause.] We d, Mt in
tend to belong 10 the Southern Conreder
scy. If the majority Of The pc o,le carr.
Kentucky, and Kentucky carry ,uS into tn
Southern Confederaey, we dou't in eud t
60. We will call upon you 10 help viii
them, aud keep US from going AT
plause viii frankly say to you, tha
We are afraid of nothing in the world eS
cept1of you We are not afraid there wi
be . political revolution in the Norll
whereby the North will desert Us and sav
MS to be crushed out. That is all we nj
afraid Of. y " wou will stand frm,. trump
is just as certain as that to.morrow's Su
will RISE II you give way in time lib
this, you will bring npoB yourselves 90
upon Us Infinite desolation, and the countr
is losi. Don't you know, as / said befor,
that God has raised you up for such tim
as'this. II you do not prove yourselve
worthy OF it, your honor will be destroye
and God win bring delverunce from al
other quarter. /. you are altogether III
worthy Of the men that God has sent b
fore you il in time like this you Nor,l
ern people fail to do your duty. you will 2
down to your dishonored grave and you
children will stand up and weep over yoi
and do that which you ought to have don
yourselves HoR eZH5FieT ROFSa
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THE ElSEST DRAWIiNGli MoWER JSED,' tsl D.

ess elton. and its freedom Go high gsaiSs, oo6spIs
10 make II IL o. i. ~. - n IT
THE EASLEST DRAFTING MOVER USED!
The operator Is enabled throw the shaft attached 70
knife out and In gear al pleasure; and hayiug Timber cut
ting bar the knife be folded up the machine and
hence 4 can be conveniently tanfpoyed p fed to held
The seat Is attached by oflong steel springs thai
elderly aud partial inyalids enabled to operate III
and tE simplicity Of geafirg makes II noseess sn
d0nble geared machines II viii be advsntGge to fers
in Erie Crawford and Astabuia counties and in yenities
contiguous anutactoy. to buy machines made neat
new piece cosld be more readily substituted. ~ f'.Hf
fomen ofresponsbity, living where the Genesee VAL
ley has bee make this oef We viii let ypu
take trial. with the agreement yodr part To pur-
chase H. provided 1t shall prove good as Herein recon-
mended y0E being the Judge We believe In the superiority
suade farmers TO give them trial These assertions are
based upon actual Experiments Over hundred Mechipes
We're bought and used BY hrihers fenn3L
sana The past seaoB every Of whom persons
desiions Of purchasing One moved sixteen 10
ona Sas Say sgs seehs moved an acre IN or
We publicly challenge all persons interested In the sale of
riyAl boTers 70 meel In TRIAL MOVING MATCH, on
sii soIn OF ground ana IN elI sorts0f kfass We e .
O1 stse 70 mo. ro1ghsr msades ts-. re acres ID az
-, NOW .ne same az acres with greater easel
nan s5 a., ~ ys f sonf ..g-. ssy stner maebIass
ne M sell we'll finished Mower ineiodlns two knivss
~ wnpPe tree Se for hundred dolIars at the shop
m.nnhetnrefs are cha SIls Persons aesroui
OF purchasing machines, Obtaining an ageneey M M
sas oi ms % same Wy and q bs old Eagls Foany on
Liberal Discount Made To Agents. - "as
Erie "a, March 1864 sm747 ia Il. DKNsMonE.
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lyes, M.rrasa IN. wrong women.
Naaa sats ifi------- t4-HA
: Love 10 . very uucsrtain thing. and it tis

= Love 10 very Uncertain thing. and it i,
not safe 70 be to certain of the symptom g
until they are unmistskable. The follow.
ing narrative will explain our meaning:
Tienns has been stirred up lately by the
comical result of o strange love story. 1t
SseeEns that 10 the house of one Hurr Kuhi e
ateacher of the languages. Dr.. Kant, a
Syoung lawyer, happened to make the ac-
eqasintsnce OF young lady burdened with
some valuable property and thirty years.
The young lady, being unmarried. evinced
particular interest in the young, shy, and
rather abashed man Of law She made
love 70 him, in fact, very strongly, and per.
shaded him to visit her at her house. But
!: nissI be loved another lady. One evening
while conyersing with the doctor, she said:
With Your favorable idea of matrimony.
may ask i yon ever thought OF merryin
yourself1 DR.. Kant sighed, aud, his eyes
resting on the ground, 'mut uttered ia reply:
! have already thought of marrying anu
made my choice, but--Bnt? ? The LADY
hastily intefposed But, he continued, The
lady is rich, very rich, aad L am afraid
could hardly aspire to ber hand, and rath
or than allow my self to be taxed with sos
did designss l will bury my passion in my
hrsast, and I've in ansyowed forever.
aAt sn early hour the following day she,
however betook herself te 9 solicit or, aud,
in legal form, declared her wish 10 pre- en-
and heud over as property the sum of loo,
600 guilders ($75. 000) to DR.. Kpnt.-
4 When the documepd had been 81 send, coun.
tsrsigned, and duly completed, she sat
down fn Ibe eAiee. and enclosing it in an
elegant envelope, addta note 10 the fol
lowing effect: Dear Sir-I have much
pleasure in enclosing paper which hope
will remove the obsficle in the way OF your
marriage, Believe me, &c, Alice Martini
Dr.. Kant. was the happiest man in
the world on receiving this generous epis.
Gle. Repairing at once to the parents of
Frauleiu Fischels the lady Of his love. he
proposed for and received the hapd Of 8
girl who had loag been fattered by his del
,icste. though unsvowed attentions. His
.feP1 to Frsuiein Martini, besidcs convey
ing bis sincere thanks, contained two ear les
dc visite, linked together by the Significant
rose colored ribbon. Miss Martini forth
wisa sued the happy bridegroom for rest
totic0, but as no promise OF marriage had
been made. the casa xas by Two successive
courts decided against her.
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contamination Is yariously caused by mcrcufial
disease, low living, disordcred digestion iron from
habits. the depressing vices, and, nbote all, by
the yenereal Infection. Whatever be its origin,
itsis hereditary in the constitution descending
from parents to children unto the third ana
fourth generation !" indeed, il seems to be the
- rod of Him who says, /" will visit the inqui.
ties Of the fathers upon their children4'- The
diseases which it originates take various names
according to the organs II attacks In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tuberclcs, and finally
Consumption; in the glands, swellings WHICH
suppurate and become ulcerous sores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro-
duce Indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com
plants on the skin, cruptiye and eutaneous
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. publication and
inyigoration of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distempos leave you
With feeble foul, or corrupted blood, you can.
not have health; with that life of the flesh +"
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous diseasc., -
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GENESEE VALLEY ? . y'..,.., .,
IMPROVED MOWER p

...s,x ERIE CITY, .lsPA.se q sea-, /
claim for Mower that tits superior to any other nov
in market for several reasons:
1T is LESS COMPLICATED SIMPLER MACHINE.
1t well understood pripcple in Mechanics that the
least complication, and The least gearing MACHINERY
sessary 70 sueve the pufpseefof whch it's designed the
better Ours Is the only single geafed Mower in mar
ke and will need no argument convince frmes tha
because OF this TACT it WIN We liable get Of
ind more readily repaired il accidentally broken
ur Mower Is better than Of its competofsf adohet
reason; IN the eqnsuton ef Ys Machines their prppre
t2s heve ioura y 70 gar 70 ao
ton TO prevent .eoE gng Heret fofs those ESepiael
having The highest motion have been mos. popular With
mers, clogging has been one of the worst dcies 10
b overcome ana te higher the motion, the less @coggps
by an improvement which made Mower
clio gng and Ietain low mouop, knife max les than
fourteen vyol tons 10 OF te driye-@hee Which lsss
han twobrds Of the motion IN other Macbires Hence
they oer less resistance to tue horses are more duabt
than those Of a higher notion l7s'. ''-'f ~
Our knife Is placed line With the axis or the dse
wheel which Is found Eeryiceabe in moving a knoll OF
n gully having comparatively low moou it Tia,
oe 70 oreak when mp. by hidden stub stone
ana ese ADDED 70 the fact that timber ting bar
ehAoe US 70 NOV rougher meadows with greater
than can be Done W aspy other AogeEs i-E
Excepting the tngue our machine made wholly of irot
and STEEL hence s more durable those made largely
wood, and therefore certain shrink swell and wear ont
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A Word Of Solemn Conscientious Advice t'
Those who will Reflect.

ass hf n,aadies prevail to fearful extent In the COM
oonng at least 100000 youth Of both annu-
a 10 an early grave. Thee diseases very nperecty
understood Their external manifestation, symptoms are
Nervous Debility Relaxation and eShauon hatAnus OF
wasting Consumption of the tissues othe whole body short
ness obreah hurried breathing ascending hill or
flight ofsteps great palpatinn OF thu Hcarti AHthna
Bronchitis aud Throst shaking Of tue Of the Hands
aud Limbs aversion to society and to business or STUDY
Of the sight los Of the memory dizziness oi the
head Neuralgia pain In the various parts of the body
pain IN tue back limbs Lumbago Dyspepsia or ndges
on rreguarity of the bowels, deanged secretons o e
Kdueys and other glands Of the body Leucohea Or feur
Abus &c &c Likewise Epilepsy Hysteria, and Nervous
Srasns -,
Now In ninetynne in every hundred all the above
named disorders and host OF Others consumption OF e
Lungs and that insdious and wiy Of consumption
the snna known Tahes mcsenterica, nave t
seat origin in diseases ofPei Nscea Hence the want
the part Of old school practice in treating mp
toms only
pr Andrew Stone Physician to the roy Lung and Hygiene
Institution now engaged in treating this class Of m dern
mnlades with the astonishing The treat nen'
adopted hy the Institution Is II is based upon sce W
or posons. The facilities of such that patients can
be curod At their homes in any part OF the country from
cufate descriptions of their by letter and have te
medicines sent by Mail express Printed inteogaoSS
| will be forwarded on application. - -, -,
fConsunpon Catarrh and diseases OF the throat cuteu
as well at the ho,ne of the patients at the Institution W
sending the Cold Medicated lSHALNe BALsAAlc NAroRs
with inhaler ample directions for their use, and urec'
correspondence. -, -,
[ enclose return stamps, to meet attention. . ,,.
ETrhe tending Physician will be found at the in'utu-
tOn for consultation from a. m. to M each uay sun
O''' :" "'' DR.. ANDREW STONE,
| Physician to the Troy Lung Hygien Institute,
| and Physician for Diseases OF the Heart Lung.
y26s 9s Fifth Street, Troy, N. YORK
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Ayers sarsaparilla


IL compounded from the most effectual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distcmper and for the cure oi the
disorders it entails. That il is far superior to-
any other remedy yet devised, is known by all
who have given it trial. That it does 'com,s
bine virtues truly extraordinary in, their eiiect
upon this class of complaints, is indisputab!ys
provon by the great multitude OF publicly
known. and remarkable cures it has made Of
the following diseases Kings EVIL. or
Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Erpp-s
tions, Pinples, Blotches and Sores, Ery-1
sipelas, Rose or st. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu-
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impufity
of the blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may be found in Ayers AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists,
for cratutous distribution, wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some OF
the remarkable cures which it has made when
all other remedies had failed TO afford relief.
Those cases are purposely taken from all sec
tions of the country, in order that every reader
NAV have access to some one who can speak to
him Of its benefits from personal experience.
Scrofula depresses the vital energies, and Illus
leaves its victims far moro subject to disease
and its fatal results than are healthy constita-'
tons. Hence 1t tends to shorten, and docs
greatly shorten, the average duration Of human
life. The vast importance of these considera-
tions has led us to spend years in perfecting a
remedy which is adequate to its cure. This
we now offer to the public under the name OF
AYERS SARsAPARILLA, although it is COM
posed of ingredients, some of which exceed the
best of SarsapdriHd in alternative power. By
its aid you may protect yourself from the suffer-
ing and danger Of these disorders. Purge out
the foul corruptions that rot and foster in the
blood; purge out the causes of disease, and
vigorous health will follow. BY its
virtues this remedy stimulates the v
tions, and thus expels the. distempers, wp1ch
lurk within the system or burst out on any
part of it.
We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds Of .Sarsdpartiia, that promised
much and did nothing but they will neither be
Z deceived nor disappointed in this. Its virtues
have been proven by abundant trial, and tliere
remains no question of its surprising excellence
for the cure of the affecting diseases it lis in
tended to reach. Although under the same
name, it is very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and is
far moro cffectual than any other which has
ever been available to them 80 & esf
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i. s. 7-SO LOAN.

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Would Inform the IeopIe ~ O"" an"
H'sstern Pennsylvania, Of Re" Fac9s:
Fact No. l.
rs that Gen. Burnside will take Rich
Il mond in less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Railsplitter,
is bound to win sooner later And he-Ahrshain-ad-
vises us to still go and furnish the people Win
Food and Rament
at our extremely and unaccounsby LOW PRICES and says
Fact No II,
That there is not in Ben-hted AthtabulA Complete
or better Selected Stock Of
Groceries,
than ours Eht before the late advance and will he sold
accordingly They win give AWFUL PILE Of Goods for
OF my Green Backs with my rhiI thereon and notice
that in
Fact No. III,
That they also have Pile of
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps
nd by the advice Of Mrs Abraham and the little Abe
crammed our store with
Dry Goods,
thing from pin to a hosshead fsugar Aud in
Fact No: ~,
You will And they take an Kinds ofPRODUCE, any thing
the Eatnier 6rMsehtuic has oodssa -.
Fact No. Y,
We Sell goods for PAY, and keep Backs, 90 com,
pepsred, ont mention Trust, II has become worn ou
eh''fey VI" ttaas sgsr 81, :, vssss, "a
Fact No. VI,
lut theyse Fsying CASH for Flour and oil Keg Hoop
Lpmbei, ,&:rsstu ~ sstas5 daias sesIss.a yles s n
'Facts No.ssNII. iis az ,gots i.lG,
You will eat least 10 per cent by buying OF as.
Fact No. fVIII.- = ~ 'f'i
That Old Mechanics Row is soon give place tn NOR
cUmnnodous and imposing structure. for the accommodation
of our increasing business.
Call aud see u.s. one door South OF the Post Office -
Ashtabuls Nov. 2S. 1892. HAskELL SoN