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Samaritan's Wash.

cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acznowi-
edged ~ physicians knd pa-ie o. Thsg a-e used
70 ne Y. 5. Hospitals sad y thoirres merit have
gtEea he rprronaiion he most abe surgeons
fatett take not eel The iurrenent, sre kloru
60 ths physieiags WHO use them, - gouvii sea ty
thc iclcWuEs
PoiF hcsrfTAI, EoET Msns4Aus.l
Baltimore, Fet. So lsof
II have crest saileiaciiog ln stating usst / inve
ueet 1.-The -smaritaa's keuedIee ior Neo.serl
Dnease m its most customary farns that have
ased them Win Judgment. discretion, nd pru,er.
W and have fau1d them resnond la raY aaGcna.
go pTonp ply ma effectuI N. AnoEina TER
composition. have the flaesi condoeuce IN neir
ehHac5, and p Gar a. my use OF them exteucs. ]
recommend them ssrouglv
ALFRED @ BOWERS
Assistant Surgeon stu NeT York rols
healeL here e proef positive OF the Vain Of
tAe-e tIu.y Fduanle prepaiatadE. The cid si-,en.
pa ano d! gushing dlggs have 10 eve Wv h r,r,e
les pu- y y. gsiaoie pleasant t6 the tasie. e,d A
s-li by WI CIV SMITH. nrrg,;s.s
Cor, Churca anu Nlno streets. hsshv liz
phHAOND CO, fuprig'ors
$40 hare street l'1-iadeiih.s, Pa. lsepal-s,n
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Ladies Department.

Where tsDtlye Clerks vii be pleased In .ho..
ne i.t-st n Felues, among Ehch is superb I6f 81
real French imrofted Harness Dc IL - "a -
pes sna several other besuHful sty les. car
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tlthouah ycu may BE- prg uounoed iacuras le, me
sen'ariIsn's Root snd herh ju'ccs VIII remove
every yes-ice Of impurities ircra the SYSTEM A. well
A. the bsd siieeis Of Mercury.
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one Of the hest Suburban res dences near Nash
VILE beautifully 10 ate 4 and finely improved The
lot contains = acres OF rch n8-fien acd, fronting
m Foster street and on tbs Louisville and Nash
vile FalToad 50 situated that it could be cut up
into beautiful building 10 s. Terms literal.
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q. Ai-1-'- fEMAl ESil
IN msny sfectons with which numoars OF re-
NJ ies suffer, Tia Root ard Be-0Juices y most han
piiy aHsptee, 10 icerstsd Utsrus, IN Whites. in
--g,'.' ..esln aal'ino ~ be Wcnh l1al Efv and
ior al comp nnis Incident 70 me sex. sent "a eye
press Piice, s. per bottle.
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THE HOWE,
For Tailoring,
SaddIery,
Shoework,

Does the hest work. and rises q smaller Needle
WITH the same sizs thresd, than any other Ma
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

CAUsUALTIEs.-WLLY AsALL aged about
10 years, in the employ Of Albert Harmon was
out cunning on Friday afternoon OF last week
ard while descending a steep pitch, used bis
gun as q brace before him with the left hand
over the muzzle, and the muzzle 10 the direc-
tion OF the right shoulder, when tho guu acci.
dently discharged. carrying away the central
portion of the hand, and all ,he nerves and
blood vessels about the shoulder, shatteripg
the shoulder Blade and shoulder joint, aud dri.
wing the fragments TO the surface Just back oI
the point Of tie shoulder. The sufferer was re.
moved to bis home, while the blood both vein
Gus and artcrial, flowed profusely. All the res
dent physicians were very soon upon the ground
the blood stauncbed and every thing done for
relief that the case would admit Of A con
sultatiOn led to the conclusion 10 amputate the
arm, but the condition of the patient up to the
time of this writing seemed not to justify the
undertaking. In the meantime modification is
likely 10 take place, Death seems to be the
only relief locked for with any degree OF Ger
tainty.
UNCLE SAMMY BowLRs had fall on Tues
day last, breaking his lef, fore arm.
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Paine.viiie I.en.-from tho Telegraph.

Painesvilie Itens-from the Telegraph.
SAMUEL HENRY PHELPs, son of Colonel S:
w. PHELPs OF this village, has been nominated
by Judge SPAULDiSa for admission to the Ma.
val Academy at Annapolis '1' 90 20
NEAR the sum Of three thousand dollars was
realized at the renting Of the Slips in the
Presbyterian Church, on Monday evening
We learn it is in contemplation to enlarge the
onurccAaoaaoo .t5oddA at cgse ~
Tnz prospect for a fair crop Of Peaches ID
some localities in this County is now very
promisisg, 10 the region of Little Moantuir
the trees are full Of blossoms. Fruit OF all
other kinds pever gave better promise thar
now. 1850 81 81 81. t.ar|
MAN rouSn DANA dead body was fonnd
near the track OF the Roilroad. halt mile west
of Ferry, on Tuesday 3D.. II is supposed lha,
ihe deceased committed suicide. sodsi4W
THE citizens o. Chardon have becc me
alarmed 10 consequence of Mad Dogs. that are
aud have been running at large through that
neighborbood -4e,as % ala q p
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HARar SANDERsoS, the celebrated pianis

HARar SASDkssoS, the celebrated pianist,
writes
AFTER having tried and thoroughly tested
the Piano. Fortes OF every 6rst-clsss maker in
this city. / hesitate not to say that Bradbury's
Grand Scale Square is by far the most pow :
erul, brilliant. pure and even toned of any
square piano Of any make whatever, with which
am acqsanted.a 1t is truly wonderful in
strument, combining the power and singing
qualities Of the full size 1 Grand, with the beau :
tifuI, round pure and delicate tones OF the
square. | most fully coincide with the other
musical gentlemen recently assembled at Mr.
Bradbury's warerooms, in prononncing these
instruments The best square pidacfortes have
ever played upon" @
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

OH AT UNION MnL,.-The well which
has bean going down a, .Volon Mills Erie
for some months, on Tuesday morning
reached depth OF ITO feet. wheo the
dIillspassed through cavity or crevice
some two feet thick, which was SO heavily
charged With gas, water and oil. ,ba, .
solamn was 'jscted into the sir 10 =. neigh,
OF some 80 feet. The iodes.ions Tor .
twenty bnrsl wen are sscsllsn,.f $40
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T|IH7TITI TIl.--L y .II-I.TNNl'J =
ATW GODS
Patent Drilling Machine.
PIIB DRIVER,
49d Hv1Zr0,tIic Sand Ptt71aD.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated the super
ory this machine all others for the purpose Of sink
ing Oil Wells the undersigned prepared to receive
ders for the same,
This machinery comprises everything requisite for the bor-
ng of oil wells. excepting the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST
IRON DRIVING PIPE, ut will be furnished desired, at
reasonable pce and dispenses with the of the Der
trick Rope Bull wheel and other cumbous and expensive z
in USE ami is arranged being constructed
wheels portable that be easily removed for tn
purpose of sinki. wells in different localities.
THE DETRITUs Is removed from ths well BY our Paten
Hydraulic process and does not require the removal Of th
d from the boring This process not only all the
detrtus in from to 10 minutes but likewise eecuay clear
and opens all the small oil veins that often enre,
closed up by the old process of sand pumping J =
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer,a vel
from 400 to 600 feet within period of from
To 80 days after the sell pipe has been eriyen.
being made for the construction nd dc
livery Of these chimes at New York, Norwich Newburs
N. y and Pittsburg. Penna- 90 hal alro3 ssAs.4
For further information, price, terms &c, address,
SIMEON LELAND.
...lg.1, 20 q a5isra pa4 i METROPOLITAN H0rEr'
sm798 New York.
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Village Ordinance.

i He ATTENTION of those interest
ed Is called action of the Village eonnein regard to
the following Village Ordinance
ordained by the Council of the Incorporated Village
Section lst That If any person keep within the limits
of this Village house OF public resort for tina pur-
eating quOrs and shall himself or By his agent sell any
person. ale beer porter wine or other Intoxicating q
occupied controlled by such veuder the selling
shall oreit and to said Village for each and such
thereof; aud such suit shall be carried judgment
before Justices Of the Peace and the proecuted
vced shall pay the costs prosecution and acquitted shall
O for said peosy and costs the Mayor may issue
execution Immediately TO collect tho out of the goods
the time Sf Ss sSes ss
with the costs shall not have been paid Buicent
property of the fendant levied TO satisfy the and If
no appeal from judgment has boen Mayor may
order Marshal Of said village to mprson the defendant
upon receiving such order, shall take the defendant ioo his
and shall % keep him Ss sas the LS Up S ss
lie grounds Of the until the time specified in ssd order
shall have expired provided thst upon tne psy%ens o. sad
section I'd for the violations section
ars shall epy te blythe Marshsf said Vllags
or W some person duly authorized by the
vessn wso shall of the provided that no such
shall be commenced BY him. unless by the order
onay s sas
ceedng month"; shall not pay into the Treasury said va
age the Of three dollars unless such shall hay,
sold within nonh ale beer porter wine other innx
catihg liquors. 10 one who Intoxicated at the .m,
OF such sale some one who was at the time known u
be the habit OF getting intoxcatcd Nor shall any prose
euton be commenced under this ordinances unless within
| month after the violation thereof
Sectod Sd This ordinance shall take elect In oEc
| op the irst day Of May next.
Alta meeting tho Council held on Wednesday eyenin,
April 18th, IL unanimously Ordered by ths Counci
that Mayor be directed and required enforce the pro
visions OF the above ordinance and after the hst day
Nav A. d. 1865. Those interested will govern
accordingly. BY Order of the coneil.
Il II. L. MORRISON, Mayor
II of the incorporated Village Of Ashtabala.
Ashtabua, Aqril l3th, ls65. Il -It4
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DIED

: In Conneaut on Sunday morning last, Mrs
Jeanette Hall, aged &C years.
In Plymouth on the 2lst ult Mary wife of l.
T. Munsell, aged SO years; on Tuesday I'd inst,
Isaac 7. Munsell, aged 80 years.
In this town on the 9Th inst Mary A. Lucas,
wife of William Lucas, aged % years 4months
8 DAYS, : Also on llth inst. aninfant daughter Of
deceased. ~ -aaH
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CHwEss SoRcHun-A few packages for
cratuitous distribution. .,..s,.f

PETROLEUM WELL, at Conneaut seems TO
have rather an Uneven way. The Drill and
Sioker, that have been immovable for some
weeks have at length been dslodged and
brought to the surface, but portion Of the
drill Is broken of and still sticks fast We are
little interested TO know the result OF the
Conneaut enterprise, and these untoward events
and delays are not little vexatious. Cant
the thing be Put through at once and relieve
our pain and snxeiyi1
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Dsa. hARsAHLL's is.ei "a
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself 70 be the best
tce eyey known for cnring the Catarrh, Cold Ina
she Head ant HeadRobe. 1t has been found
eslent remedy 10 many cases q sore Eyes, Ds
has been removed BY IT. and neartns has often been
greatly improv ed by Its 1t opens aud ppraea out
obsrletions; strsasihsas the a.lds asd gs. healthy
shs ss physans and 4 used with great snd sas
tAstiou svefywhere. ~ 10
yos haa hI years :r ssss 5a. ssossa ,s i. gree.
,sss sSSty = A. vESbE. Ashsasuh Asd g ~ Drsg.
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u It seems that the drafted boys tom tbs
town had hard time 10 making the pas
sage from New York to Newbern. As
near as we csn learn, from an indirtc
source, they were shipwrecied; succeeded
II reaching 90 island. ull iighl--sere taken
of by an other boat, and we're again sbIr
wrecked by being ruu iato. Newbern vas
finally made, ,,cbst the troops " hich they
we're TO join had previously beea sent 10
Raleigh aud the boys were sent sher them.
.5',tit Connedai Rtporttr.
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ScHooL EorIcs.--A special meeting Of the
qualified electors OF this Village School Dist.
will be held Thursday Eveuiug, May 25sb, 65'
at 1880 p. NJ, at FiremaDs Hall, TO tbep aud
there vote for or against proposition then to
be submitted to raise special tax OF Fifteen
Hundred dollars for Repairs to school build
ings and other purposes. 1s 80 =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Mr. SHuBAL ADAM, Que Of Ihe old settlers
Of Windsor, some weeks siuee wandered eff
in fit Of arrangement. His body wac
found last week iu the woods, on Grand
River peas the corners OF B istol aud Mes.
opotamia. He was abou! 10 years Of age
tJ Ashtabuia Sentinel
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FARNsRs & N. AssocIArIoN.-At the meet
ing held April 29ih, 1865. The following
officers were chosen
Prest VIM r. lIubbard Vice Pres't ]. Fl 4.
Woodman, Managers. Ii. j. Nettetou, James
Metcalf, W. II. Landon, Ives G. ST ednan,
Samuel Newtoo,s Secretary, @. g. Oalkins,
Trassurer F. Sillimnn t t..
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MARRIED

In Austinburg on I'd day of May, 1865, by Ed
G. r. Richmond, Miss Mary E. Baldwin OF Aus
tinburg, to Mr.. Hector Webb Of the same place
In st. Marks Church, Harper, Siberia West
Africa Feb. 18th 1866 by Rev. G. G. Hoffman,
Rev. Thomas Burrows of Philadelphia, Pa, to
Miss Phebe Bart of Ashta bula, Ohio, Missionary
Teacher at Cape Palmas. f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

REAL ESTATE CnAHoE.-On "Wednesday OF
last week Gro RrssELL, sold his residence in
the village. on Depot stre:t, to TuoAAs M1roH
Eli, OF veuapgs Co., Pa, for the sum o
$4,000 aa H fV. 1r't .rH ~
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PRor HoPKss. would call attention to bis
reduction of tuition as appears in his aiver-
tisement Of this week from Sl2 to SO. Hisl
long experience, enables him to give the best
Of advantages to pupils. His success with
beginners, and be feels authorized to offer rs
claim upon the patronage of his fello W
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

The HAzLETINE PLACE. on the corner, ad-
juining the homestead Of L. s. Sherman em-
braciug lot opposite. has been sold within
few days to L. s. Sherman for $4,000. Mrs
Hazlctins has bought a place II, obern. aod
gone there to reside. ~~@''~-
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READING. Pa. April L. 1864.

RBADIsG, Pa, April 10, 1864.
DR.. wIssARr--Dear Sm:--0ns year ago the Examining
Surgeon OF this district told had consuption OF the
Lungs and that could not be cured and Judging from all
MY syptous at that e myself supposed this TO be true
than year troubled with hacking cough
which gradually grew bad that could not have
fit of coughing without splitting blood large quantities
For months could not work at anything and was obliged
keep my bed of the time. While Ia this condiien
in Mr. Rawboha's tors In this city, and he. seeing
how recommended me TO try your Pine Tree Tar
He said he had sold great deal Of It, and
IL cured many others he believed II would do
good bought bottle and commenced using It, In avery
short time that getting better FAST and al
taking several bottles Twas entirely restored to health
that could work every day at business which is very
heavy work iron foundry. When commenced to
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial weight only one hundred
and thirty pounds since tne OF it have weighed on
an average one hundred and fftyhveI shall begad to
have YOU publish us as believe shoad not have been
living ths tue II had not used great modcne and
wish sll who suffer to receive its benefit
Very truly yours
Capt. sAMTEL HARNER,
No. 334 S Eighth street, Reading, Pa,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

SUPERINTENDENT or ScuooLs.-Tte spn1a
Report of the Superintendent Of Schools has
been obtained for publication, but at too late
an hour for this number 1t will therefore sp-
pear on the frout page Of the next number Of
the Telegraph. Hr e. .teta sa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

NKw SurRRvnoH,-Capt Dan. Mitchell hav-
Jog been appointed Village Supervisor, is throw
ing considerable energy into the work oi
mending up oar ways, putting them in good
condition, aud at the proper season 4, for getting
the greatest amount Of benefit from the labor
and expenditures bestowed. Notices have
been served, too, upon property holders to
build their sidewalks, and already the work
has begun, and we have the very gratifying evi-
deuce that our village authorities are putting
things through 10 a manner that savors of vi
tality and energy. l..r .--l-l.-..l !.
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Gsr Card Photographs Of President LINCOLN
| -25 cents each. AlsoS Steel Plate Engraviugs
of same-50 cents, So, and SO each. at A
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Totipg buildings about the village seems
TO be the order Of the day. Russell takes up
the largest houses like very little things, and
drops them in the paces that in this chang
ing world they, are required to occupy. After
scattering about in as many different places
some half dozen small buildings, be is trund
ling the large dwelling recently built by Capt.
George Ford, and sold TO John Mansfield, TO
the lot on Park street opposite the garden OF
0. IL Fitch III
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ia Mjalible Care for Brenehitis.
Mr.. Ward says (;

Mr. Ward says; r ea< r.
IN y,sH,pr-sr lad Bronchitis, Inflammation Of the
Sbortncss Of Breath, and Palation of the Heart in
tha roTst forms bean treated by of the
;asnt nhvsicans Philadelphia but they could stop
dc amid course Of my disease and had despaired Of eee
h;g astored 10 health was truly the verge the
Vonr Jjse Tree Tai Cordial Was highly recommended
3 NO no frisnd. tried II, and thankful TO say that
,tr ,s. fur large aud small bottle, estored
fsct bes,fh You give referenbe to my house, No.
6ss Second street, at Office of Receiver of Taxes
ya A. NJ to corner Of Chestnut and Sixth steea.
JoHS WARD.
tgDI2 SuTJOY tas STOI
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT,
4 Certain Cure for Pains and Aches and

Ia warranted superior to any other Group 1t positively
relief absolutely sure mmeda after y Is used
Mothers remember this and y,,nrselyss with bottle
without delay Group disease which gives police;
frequently attacking he child In the dead hour Of night
smbsr the Venetian Liniment fails Price 25 aud
20 cents bottle Sold By all Drugsish ofce, SO cort
ahdt street. New York. .rrtr-f. I.
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The Union Voters Of Ashtsbuis County are reqaestsd
to assemble In Mass Meeting at Jefferson on Saturday
the 10th day of June next according TO ths recommend
ston Of The csn for state Convention, TO appoint
Eleven Delegates to represent the County in the said
State convenOn to be holden on the Rst day Of jane
next, and such other business as may properly come
before the meeting general sttssdance is requested
Ft u ftttE} VII W. o. HowELLs,
d. 8. WADE, I
..IU'.ii ri.f .-'rifta SIDNEY KkIskY,
lirlHf JANIS REID,
IHg ."fg Ir1A LYMAN CURTIS,
Union Cent Com. Asht Ct
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Glazed earthern contains OXIDE Of lead and
should never be used for keeping preserves OF
pickles 10. The vegetable acids by absorbing
the lead glazing imparts poisonous properties
to the fruit, pickles. &c.
,si6t- saKiag's Fawily Physician. /
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

INSTRUCTION IN MUsiC-PROF T. II.
HOPKINS gives instruction In Vocal Music
Piano Violin, Guitar and Harmony. He will also arrange
snd compose Music when desired. j. .fI-sll -l7
TuIrioN.-$l0 tem-one- in advance. Pupils will be
accommodated with of Pissoo reasonable tsmsst
his residence. oidr -.l~ ~ 81 - =
Special atten ton win bs paid to beginners by MRS.
HVPkN5. trr yls ..1fl s.+4r l.r..f 500
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e5- Best likeuesses Of BoorH, the assassin
sent BY mail for rs cents and stamp. by A. AL
bert. ..sgs,ss 5 t5,la l,.l ,,.gos pri Sol
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Rw BOY WANTED. 20, 80, % /.
7He Best Piano Forte,

THE Best Piano Forte,
ore that will last a. lifetime, Sew
en- First Premiums in four weeks;
two Gold Medals and one Silver
Medal; six state Fairs and the
American Institute decide that
VIM. b BRADBURY'S New
Scale Piano.Fortes are the best.
They Excel all others in the Es-
scntials Of a perfect Piano-Forte,
VIZ. in Tone, Touch, Power, and
thorough Workmanship. Call or
send for Circulars, with Illustra-
tions and Testimonials of the
most eminent artists and amatu.
crs. VIM. B. Bradbury, 427
Broome ST., New York,
PHILLIPS & Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
81 '-i'.-' GEORGE HALL. Cleveland Ohio.
I'm sol Wholesale Agents! 4
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BRANDRErn,s vEGETABLE PILLS.

Are intaibe for eostveness loss Of Appetite sick
headache gdduess Of bloating after meals dizziness
stomach and bowels. fLr.n rElraACTrB
Original Letter at 2ea Canal Street New York.
J. j. O. COOK, Publisher of the Stafs Banner, Ben
aingtcn, Vt. says; he attacked with Dyspepsia, aad
suffered severely from It. that not particle OF food could
taken without occaoung the most uncomfortable
zion IL his stomach. For i've he suffered from ths
dresdful complaint when he used BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The at box did not to benefit him mnch
end prodnoed change and BY the sme be had taken r box
% COMPLETE CURE effected He says "My dyspep-
sia gone: and expectation Of early death vanished
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We received the following from Utica, Y. VI
DR.. wIsHART-Dear Sir !-I take pleasure In informing
you through this source that your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
which recommended for daughter by Mr.. j. A. Hail.
OF tfscity cured her OF cough of than five
months standing. had thought her beyond and had
employed the best medical aid without any benefit
cheerfully recommend it u the public a sae and
remedy similarly afflicted know OF other
besides that of daughter that It has cured long
standing coughs = -E.-4-E- = - z--A-
Yours, respectfully,
JomS V. PARKER D,gurrean Artist,
eel No. l2e Gcnesee street, Utica, N Y.
. have used DIR. wisharts Pine Tree Tar
Cordial in my family and cordially recommend It asa vaa
and safe medicine for colds, coughs aud to those pes-
nosed to Cousumption. ir. G. A FOSTER,
No. 100 Genesee street, Utica, n. Y
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Whfskers ~ 3-Thoss wishing hne set Of whiskers
nice mousache beautiful head of glossy hair viii
please read the card Of TH0S f. CHAPMAN another par
OF this paper. sm792r