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Huuncwell's Great Remedies.
What Ererg Family should haze in Ii,
hoSse, and Whg

sBs They should have HuSsEwELIs UgIyERsAL Cough
REneDy because II eectuay Colds, Whoopiug and
Common oughs Sore Throat Hsarseness and the most
gmpe eootning Syrup in the world; For old
freedom and Of the deaths by Consumption
stopped and nyns relieved of their suffering by what leaves
no stain behind.
They shoud have HUSREwELLs TOLu AyoDySE, because II
perfect remedy for Neuralgia. Nervous or Sick Head
ache Tooth and Earache ST. Nitus Dance Pain in Stomach
Bowels. Genuine Cholera Mobus, Rheumatism Distress
after Eating Nervousness, Hyseria and the chief OF all
of disease aud insanity Loss Sleep Its character
though active is simpe its action n perfect conformity TO
nature its end, cure or relief
~ For the pains of Monthly transformations the ASo-
DYSE has been most successfully while Natures work un-
disturbed, aud is 6he Of its most important points
f>H~ They should have HuNSEwELL's ECLECTIC FILLS,
because with seldom but Single Pill for dose, all de-
rangemens of the Stomach and Bowels cured They
Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache when caused by foul
stomach Loss Of Appetite Bousnes often and so ero
neousy treated with Mercuria and Jaundce For Worms
cure
the stomach the most fatal Of taking many
Pills at then what is important TO every Family
and every Purse, bottle goes far two three
what L. ordinarily sold.
form TO declarations, will request my agents TO Refund h'
Honey This the basis OF confidence and that Of the
public Is asked TO test
HUNNEwELL's UNIVERSAL CoUGH REMEDY
HUNNE~ Ellis ToLu ANoDYNE
HuNNEwELL's ECiEcTic Pits
tY Fac-Simile Of j. L. HunnewelIs signature over cork
Of genuine only.
JOHN I. HuNNEwELI, Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, Ashtabula Ohio
JoHS d. PARK, Cincinnati Ohio, Wholesale Agent.
f-Y- For sale by druggists everywhere.
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HarfsorOue, No. ballots iO7.--dufied i 8.


Thomas Lucas James Fern, wm Avery John sidey Jas
IIowe-, WIN Cook Zera Parker, Corydon Grover Phil
pmon Perry Geo wnslow Gaylord Kinney, Hector Higy,
= sh Johnson, wra n Hunt, Hurburt, N II Mcintosh,
geo Marvin, John Trask,
OrtceH No. ballots 99---druftod Q.
David n Hill, Orange Bissel, Jas Covert Edward King
Lester Phelps Justin Stevens, Dwight Northwsy Jas
Dogue, John Ely.
Pieypont, No. ballots l29--drafed 3.
Enocl Palmer II Johnson, 1bos Ware
Richmond, 10. ballots l3S-Drafisd Is.
Pho Winch, Orin Burt, kliph Merritt Edward G les
Alinus Rawscn Ferry Pla Daniel anden Abram somers
Geo Burlingham Cbas Sunbury, Marion Rockwell John
Isaac Burt Luther Heath Mortimer Yates Andrew Mead
jesse Dart Dan shaw Jos Phelps Lowell horse Mason
T Bdttin.
Roms. No ballots ss-Drqtisd4.
selden Burr, wm Flower, Joseph Hall, Lyman NJ Fsrr
Sheffield No. ballot, 1Oe-Drafted o.
Abraham Clute, John colby, Geo Newton, Frederick
Clark, Joseph shepard, Horace swift.
TrnmbuH No ballots 131-Drqfted 21.
luther Hawlty Leonard Grover, Henry Miller, Grove
Sanders Fnyette Thomas en Smith, Henry Bolster Davit
Munger, Homer Clark Levi Fhby, Addison Murphy Henry
doph Webster Aphonso Burget lisa Bartho emew, Harvey
A Hunt, Henry u Thompson, John Quayle
HTlian field, No. ballots l5o--Dratted 90.
Aranda Gldugs, Justin, beay, james Martin Chsuncy
French, VIM II Heath, John W 1dd Apous Morse, Amcs
Heath VIM Edwards, VIM Bush, VIM l. Heath, Helry W
lull. Jas Nevins Samnn North Leonard Tibb WIN J.
Fobes. Francis little, Lave efngwel All Comstock
l. Chapman Human Heath, Miranda Morse Lewis Leon
ard Ferris c Allen, Asa Cooper,
Wayne, No. ballots l2e-Drofied3 3.
Oliver Andrews, spencer pl,tt, Orange Fobes.
WIndsor, No. ballots 124-Drafted IL.
Griswold, Washington u. Emory iiigy. nrin CLARK
son Hgly W wadswortb Chas Morgan, Alex Pomeroy
Marion Richmond.
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ThorouEhwort Tonic.-NO remedial agent has
such universal application the Thoroughwort It has been
used time immemoria for Ague and all Bilious al
nens Patients With the following symptoms will he special
y benefited by this REMEDY Headache and dizziness caused
BY Bilious stomac IL ceaDses the sktR better han any
other remedy the appetite gives tone TO the
Stomach and facilitates digestion lntenittent fevers Of
ali grades Ague with terrible pains in the
bones Dyspepsia With vomiting of food Belching Of Wind
feeling of obstruction at the pit of Stomach. Vomiting
of Bile with extreme prostrston of strength the smell Of
food causing sickness at the stomach fuuess and tenderness
of the LIVER around the waist with uncomfortable
feeling of pressure iouty and Rheumatic disease with
ness Muscles Cough with rough voice and
of the Chest night Cough Dropscal Affections Dysn-
Pfice, per bottle, rs cents. Sold by
GEO. WILLARD, Alhtsbua. Ohio.
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EDITOR OF TELEGBAPH-DEAR SIR:-With your permission
wish to the readers Of paper that will send by
return mail all who wish ree Recepe with full drec
ii for making and using simple Vegetable Balm that will
eectualy In ten days Pmple Blpces, Tan Freck
les and all impurities of the skim leaving the SOFT clear
smooth and beautiful.
will mail free to those having Bald Heads Bare
Faces simple directions and information that will enable them
to start full growth of luxurant Hair, Whiskers,
Moustache, In less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail wi hou charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
3m-721 S3l Broadway, New York.
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ae for costiveness spasns loss OF appetite, sick
headach idiuess of b0ating after meals dizziness
drowsines and cmpng pains, and all disorders Of the
stomach aud bo wells.
J. J. G, COOK, publisher of the State B1RHer, Ben
nington VT SAYS: he attacked with Dyspepsia and
severely FROM IL that particle OF food could
he taken without occaonng the most uncomfortable
ton his stomach. For fve years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint, when he used BRANDRETH'S PILLS
The box did to benefit him much, but ths
prodnced change and the lime he had taken six box
es a COMPLETE CURE effected, He any dyspep
gone and my expectation of early death vanished
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IRON Foundry.

THE subscribers having purchased the
a. FOUNDRY of b. Crosby, ia the Village OF Ashtabua n-
tend carry the business In all s branches Cooking
Parlor aud 0ee Stoves plovs hollow vare Machinery, and
Miscellaneous Castings, generally.
thsir york. sy would invita- psrtieulra
attention ne smoothness and beauty OF surface and the
fjolni they se wiling TO saAiisnE' the closest p
TfY- asdsD promptly alled and prices favorable.
MONTIGLE CLEMENS d co:
Ashtabula. October sib, 1868. TO
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Tne Union county Meeting.

According to previous notice, the citizens o
Ashtabula county in favor of the measures o,
the present Administration Of the General q Gov.
ernment, and the measures adopted by it for the
suppression Of the rebellion. aud removal of the
cause of the same, met IN the Court House, on
Saturday, May l4th, to chose delegates to the
Union State Convention to be hcid on the rs tn
day of May, 1864 and organized by the ap
polntment of w. q. Howes, Chairman aud j
ID. Ensign and James Reed, Secretaries.
Gu motion the following sixteen gentlemen
were appointed Delegetes to the State Conve u.
ton.
N. l.. Chaf.e, L. II Fitch, Abrer Kellogg
I. 5. Winship, Abel Krum, IL. L. Parsons
John II. Reeves, VIM b. Chapman, james
Stone, l. n. Fitch, Daniel Mitchell, Il. C
Newell Marshall w. Wright, WIN. r. Simonds
Levi Crosby and S. Northway.
Ga moticn, it was resolved that the delega
tou here appointed have power to fIl any va
cances in their number, and n case of def
cheney, cast the full vote of The county.
The meeting then ad ,urned.
w. G. HoRELLs, Chairman.
JADrf 5.D. E9slsR,, n5sR, sesre'nrie..
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PuRE SYMPATHY Sympathy is beautiful
thing, for it exhibits the" angelic" part of hu.
man nature. We deeply and most sincerely
sympathiza with those few suflerngs with ba J
cold who have not used nor cannot get bot
tie of"Modam Poter's Cough Balsan," for they
are deprived of one Of the most effectua rene.
dies for Cou his, Colds, &C., ever given to the
public. But we can have no sympathy with
any one who will use any other Cough Medicine.
when this popular article, price only 25 cents
per bottle, cau be had at all Druggist
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HoMIcIpE. A mau by tic name of Potter,
residing in uarpersfeld, in quarrel with Frank
Hartwel, said TO be a brother.u.law, struck the
latter Gu tuesday evening, such blow upon
the head with bludgeon, as to cause bis death
On "Wednesday morning. The Prosecuting
Attorney vas sent for ard examination was
going on Wednesday.
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DEATH or PRoF. z. r. SPENCER. Is not
without some feeling, that we announce the
death of Prof. SPEScER, go long and favorably
known 10 this county not only but from the
distinction acquired as pcnman, to greater
or less extent throughout the country. Ills
gentle and generous nature, made favorable
impression upon oil with whom he came In
contact, aud few men, we presume, enjoyed so
large q circle OF friends Ills influence 10 form
ing and improving the penmanship Of the day,
it will not be questioned, has not been approach
ed by any other man in the land. His death Is
public loss. lie died on Tuesday last No
formal announcement has been received
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ALI Is WELL THAT ENDS WFLL.-Tbus ex-
claimed many thou,ands after trying the ceie-
hra'ed Chemical Saierdtus Of DeLand & Co -
They say it works like a charm. and they
always have nice light bread, biscuit, cakes, &c.
II never fails
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WE are graliiied to learn, says the Paincs-
vile Telegraph, of the appointment and con,
tirmatioO by the Senate Of our fiiend aud former
towusman, lion. j. II. Fench, cs one Of the
Direct Tax Commissioners for North Carolina
The other two Commissioners are Messrs. Chas.
q Sholes, of Racine, Wis. aud Jas S. Ridgley.
of Baltimore. Md. Mr. French was in town
last Monday, aid will leave for the old North
State in a short time
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GEORGE HALL.
GREAT WESTER.N PLANO FORTE
q. Meiodcon Depot at 1875 Ontario ST.
tLEVEaAND, o.

O'AIOAh -
GREAT WESTER.N PLANO FORTE
q. Meiodcon Depot al 1875 Ontario ST.
tLEVEhAND, o.
BRANCH DEPOTS AT
AsTTABTIA, SALEM,
PANEsVlLLE, CANInN.
kAvENNA, MANSFIELD,
AKRON. SA.,DUsKY,
ALLIANCE OBERLiN, &c.
Also AGENTS wanted smaller towns Clergyman, teach
ers ETC. are requested to act sgents and er percent
age given for all sales send for circulars &c.
MagnGcen s ock,
Comprising Pianos and Melodeons from than twenty Of
the best makers Ia tiV country be ound at his dot
and taken together make unqutsonaby the ges aud ost
complete assortment held by any firm in the Unios.
Reduction IN Prices.
Ry industry, economy aud for nearly 80 year,
Mr. Hal has become complete master OF M uresion and
now Acknowledges superior iu the business From April
lsi 1884 be will sell his instruments at lower rat, than
heretofore Bringing them within the reach all Now the
time 10 buy.
Do You Want good Piano,
selodeoh, Church Organ, Cabinet Organ, Harnonium Of
whatever maker Mr. Hall supply you with the best In
bother and sk seectingi Mr. Hall befriend you Hs
experience enables him to know just what you want,
Do You want to excbauge Your
MelodeOn for larger one rlaDo Or Jour old Piano
for new onei Write, or come and talk II over.
The Bradbury Piano,
getting TO Le the Piano ofihe age Prof W D. B. Is Just
he tor the business lie knows what good Piano is
and will have fright cost what may. send
that viii tell all abo II. Mr. Hall has great variety
Of other splendid makes also.
Travelling Agents, Peddlars, &c.
II has become quite "chsrs to go about max
ing great pTetentions and sometimes having
SET &C. There Is usually not much resp visibility attached
and after they have told their story just write to Mr. Hail
him 10 person before purchasing and you will get ea-
bic information that Will be of value 70 you,
Present range Of Prices.
Pianos : Oct Rosewood
Super Royal $40O to 500
Good to Super 300 " 400
Fair to Good 200 300
Melodeons FIRST quality 500 to 5000
Cabinet Organs, S5 800
Harmon iums, 100 {" 200
Piano Stools, a" rs
Piano Covers, 6 30
T. o. A idress.
Direct all letters to Geo Hail. Piano Dealer Astatul,
TO the place where braEc depot located
| Cleveland, D. GEO. HALL.
| q Ashtabula, March 90, 1864. 7i5
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Public Readings.

Miss c. A. jacob will read 10 Ashtabula on
Tuesday evening next We have examined
her papers and with such eidorsers as Dr.
waylaud, Longrclow, Whittier, DR.. Holland,
Prof Upham, Mrs. lIowatt, Mrs. Dana, Mrs
Hale. and many other distinguished literary
characters, well known to the intelligent public,
we are prepared fully to believe that Miss
Jacobs readings possess d greet deal of merit,
and are worthy Of liberal patronage. We
hope our cit zcus will be sure to give her a
hearing. Such reading must be useful to our
schools. as well as entertaining to the public
Admission 2j cepts children l5 cents
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

I AM nov in receipt Of my FALL and
L WINTER Stock Of BOOTS and SHOES. bought for
CASH and which will be sold at the very lowest possible per
cent for Cash Produce My stock consists in art is
follows:
Is cases custom-made thick boots.
cases boys do do de-
cases youths do do.
{ ct-ps gents calf boots.
cases boys d. do.
mi and chdrens calf Balmorsl bcoees
large stock Of ladies' and goat tipped Balmoral
b. Jntees.
300 pair womeus sud misses half Balmoral
100 pair lasting gaiter7-ades misses and eridrerFs
A full stock of Chdren's Shoes all sizes and styles
Mems and boys ca Oxford ties and brogans.
eutemens and ladies' rubber, plush and bpfslo Over
shoes chdrens cacks, &c all Of which offer on the most
liberal terms.
Also good Stock Of
HATS AND CAPS,
Groceries, Crockey. Wall Papers, II sets Of Ladies' Fura
also a few extra MuIs cheap for the times.
J.P. ROBERTSON.
Ashiatula. Sept 2lst 1863. IiS
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DIED

At the Ursuline Convent Cleveland on the
9th of May, of lingering Consumption, LAURA
NJ. p. SMALLEY, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. N. smalley, jefferson, Ohio, aged II
years.
In Eagleville on the 18th nst,. Mrs. HARRIET
A., wife of A. r. Winter, aged 40 years.
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CoMMuTATIoN MoNEY-IIESRY FAssErT COL
lector Of Internal Revente for the l9th con-
gressional District, has been appointed Receiv-.
trct, and is new at Warren attending to that
Iptv
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TnRoAT DISEASES. We would call attention
to Browns Bronchial Troches." We have
found them efIicncious in allaying Irritation in
the Throat and BroLchia and woud commend
them to the attention of Public Speakers. and
Others troubled with affections Of the Throat.
They are also an excellent remedy for Hoarse-
ness resulting from cold.-COngregdtiOndiist.
RnsInr
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FACTS FOR Soi.DfERs - Throughout the In
dian and Crimcat Campaigns, the ouly medi-
cines which proved themselves able TO cure
the worst cases of Dyseutery, Scurvy ard
Fever were TIoIIoway's Pills and Ointment. -
Therefore let every Volunteer see that lie is
supplied with them. Only 30 cents per pot or
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HEADQUARTERS PRovosT MARSHAL,
19TH Dist. ONO, WABREN, May 40, 1854.


19rH DIST. ONO, wAPRES, May 10, 1904.
Notice is hereby giuen
First, any person after being drafted may,
before the time fixed for his appearance for
duty at the rendezvous, furnish an acceptable
substitute.
Second, substitutes must be in every respect
suitable for the military service which shal be
determined by the enrolling board in the man
ue, prescribed for examining recruits.
The substitute must be over l8. aud under
As, and must enlist for three years.
Third, all persons who may be drafted, aud
who desire to presen; substitutes, shall give
notice in writing to the board of enrolment
that on such day they will present substi'
tute, giving his name, residence, age, and sta
ting whether he is an "a leu or citizen, aud
whether he is liable to draft, aud where be is
enrolled for draft.
DARIUS CALDWELL.
Capt. and Provost Marshal l9tb Dust Ohio.
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- ==Ha=a==a= =aH=a -
M AR RIED

In Trumbull, at the residence of the brides
father BY Danial D. ,,i,, Webb M Esq, Miss anna b B.
the same place.
In Dorset on the lIth, by Rev. J. Palmer,
Miss HELEN NJ. THORNTON, of Dorset to Mr.,
Gro. w. LOCKWOOD of Ashtabula.
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,

Male or Female
II You have suffering habit nduged In BY the
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES.
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING SYhProhsl
~ EHfts them for Marriage
Aud is the greatest evil which can befal
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement,
and II you are q sufferer
Cut ont the Advertisement,
And send for it at once.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for Helmbolds,
Take no other.
Cures guaranteed
Bs,Oars Of C0unterfsit' and limitations
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3n-72l


Rerend Gentleman hacing been Restored to health in
Few days. after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes of treatment without success considers il
his duty TO communicate to his afflicted fellow
lures the MEANS Hence the receipt ofan ad
ton used. Direct to DIR. JoIg DAGSlLL 1856 Fulton
Street, BrooRlyu, MY.
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going into Albert's gallery the other day TO find
such fine collection of Pictures. We are al.
ways glad to see our town Improving aud adj
vancing aud Mr. Albert las certainly done as
much for our town in -hs own line gs any one
else has in theirs. We noticed 10 his gallery
many of our prominent citizens, all natural as
life and some as large. a very fne collection
of photographs frodi paintings by distinguished
artists, and also SOME Oil Paintings both Por-
trait aud Landscape We noticed also iue
assortment of Albums, oval frames, and mould.
ings, aud indeed every thing that is connected
with his liue of business OF Mr.. AS pictures
it is unnecessary for US to speak as he has made
for himself a name both for the taste and ex-
celleuce Of bis work, and il is well worth the
while OF every Que to give Mr.. Albert coll, as
they can get the best aud latest Sly les Of pic.
lures from the "lit,le gem up TO life SIZE
Photograph at as reasonable rates as anywhere
in Northern ONO.
The DRAFT.-W give below the result of
the draft on saturday last at Warren. We
believe it is pretty near correct, though not
wholly So
AShfa1a&i, NO. oaf1otS a2Z-afytea H. 80.
Charles Pratt Mars.al Wright, VIM Henry Landon,
Jas n elford' john Lockwood Josiah Fuller Ezra
Leonard, Horace hitHAn George 'eeder Aert "heip
-"
AuStiR6u9, No. 6aaotS l3o-drGjted Z.
Salmon fill Jr, Luther FOOT.
An{oyer No. ballots I30-dIatied IL.
Dwight Sarpensr ssr Er"'I Jobn Isrts Psoma, Rat
| JoseDh
"a p,cSa,i sroy SiImsn Charles N Morley Allen K
iousH'oH' HeNi'
| Coapeau No ballots 399-dratted 10.
Loren culver James sage Leyant Horizon zaGock Lille,
Zebedsh II Thompson, Milton Duuniug, Anson ohlson,
& JeoGs FredSTicss George Cd Asa Wight, Leandyr
Lyon,
| - ,,o ,cJoo
! ColebToot, No. OGu0ts l2O--dUIta ~. =,
Ashley hurd, Henry kre, Nathan argent samuel y
Aiger Daniel lierick, sidney beckwth Jonn nakesiee
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The TWENTY NINrn.%-Through private de-
spatches we hear that there was bard fighting
al Da lion Georgia, on the l2th, in which the
29lh suffered severely. Col Fitch aud Lieut..
Col Hayes Of that regiment were severely
wounded, and Adj James Storer Of Akron it is
feared mortally. Mr. Lance of Akron, was
killed-Cerc Herald.
Letters have been received Lere from the 29 b
fully sustaining the reports of the losses OF this
regiment. 1t has been badly cut up and its
officers many Of them wounded more or less
severely.
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THE recent sale Of the Blood Farm, on Gil
Creek, brought the maker Of the deed, who is
resident of Kiugsville, to this town on We'd
nesday last for the necessary stamps amounting
to the sum OF $3.50
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The TEN-FoRr1es The subscriptions to the
lO-4O loan reported to the Treasury to May
l4th, amount to S46 964. 900.
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PEACHES GONE Up - Our peregrinatons about
town, and our commucatons with others from
other localities all poiut to the same conclusion
that We ure to have no peaches the present
the trees now coming into leaf. Tn, destruc-
tion is general and complete.
APPLE Blossoms are in good show, and there
is every indication Of full crop.
TnE CHERRY BLOOM is not usually abundant,
and the fruitage will be light.
GRAPES have also suffered some and here
aud there q viue is showing the blighting ef.
fects Of the cold in t!,eir failure ss yet to put
forth. This, so for as our observation goes, is
only true of the Isabella variety
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MetheNvs' Chocolete WSrsn Drops!-Never
fall destroy and extennate all kinds of Intestinal Worms
perfectly reliable in all and far superior any and
all tue Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS, and Veifuges in
They be taken at all times with perfect safety
in-y contain No Mercury other deeteous Drug Moth
should always purchase them and give their children
No catharc whatever 70 te gien Each
box contains "a Drops Lozenges. Price 20 cents,
For safe by all Drngyists md Dealers in Medicines
(. Il. WALKER. Gen. Agent,
697 Buffalo, " Y Fort Erie, c. W.
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HASKELL & Sons brick store is progressing.
The basement excavations have been made,
and the walls are 10 be begun at once.
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DEIBGArEs to the Warren Convention from
this place were as folows,--I Henry Fasse,t,
Daniel Mitchell, and ii. Il. Parsons.
.4ternutes-Mnj. Hubbard, Peter Wright,
j Ohm NJ . Faulkner.
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AsHTABuLA, Nav l6. 1864.


EDITOR OF TELEGRAPH AT the close of m Y
singing school last Saturday evening, .fcit
aud expressed my obligations to the singers
fer sustaining me rs their teacher, so faithfully
during the 'erm-litte dreaming that was to
be placed nuder tceightier obligations.
AS was about to put my violiG in its usual
resting pace--a collision occurred, and the
obstruction" proved to be paper box ad.
dressed to me.
Or course was wholly ignorant as To how
it came / ere, or What it contained but the
expressive faces about, led me to believe that
it was not dangerous thing 10 remove.
UpJn opeuing he boz at houe we found
first, commeLdatory note signed "Many
Friends" Underneath this we're valuable gifts
that will daily remind Us OF our frieuds 10 Ash
tabula Permit us through your paper 10
express our hearty thanks and kindest regards
10 the ne mberS Of the class.
Mo d Nps, h 4 ttpyn,,,,