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a CADEMY OF MUSIC - HERMANN,
"A PREsrIDiGTrATEUR,
Has the honor TO announce thai he will commence Cd
NLCROMANTiC EASTERN EMISSIONS,
peated every evening during the week The ofches-
trn OF the Academy Of Music will be IN attendance
Admission 10 cents Re crvod &c lis 70 cents OK ira
Family Circle o. cents. Private boxes from 80 TO
sl2. The sale Of tickets will commence on Thurs
day Sept I, nj the Academy Of Music and at Measrs
Heer schi met's IQ1 Broadwayi Ponds b43 Broad
way, and Root n Anthony'u. 3lT
RARNUM'S NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ broadway, between spring and Prince streets.
FROM tukKlSE UNTIL ~ O'CLOCK, I'm.
OVER lhnuOi Cl HIOSrflE5,
TALES + GIANT SS AND GIANT,
LAR Isl FAT WOMAN,
and PTe''iest CIRCASaIAN GIKt = ever seen.
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO STEM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION.
A CHEROktE INDIAN, born without arms.
Prof luiClilSGs' LIGHTNING CALCILAlQR.
MADAME MARIE MACARf,
the celebrated artistic Ia her brilliant acts.
W. IL. HARRISON, EItempOlaneo singer
Master TIMOTHY, Ina Comic Dances
Grand SpectacuAr Romance, entitled the
- CHILDREN OF CYPRUS.
TIE MOST GORGEOUS SCENERY and COS
TUNES ever presented to the Public.
CosInoI anna, steieoec, pllcan, Learned Seal Happy
Admission, ~ ctr children under ten, 10 cts 100
sH GREAT BULL FROG SHOW, MONDAY,
skPf lsfh-Premiums Tor largest and smallest
lforH. send on the Fiogs."
CAT SHOW, OCT. 0rH.-Premiuns for finest
specimens OF Cats.
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WANTED.

A ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS Wanted
At 1923 Brosdvay. Good pay and steady work all
The year round Alec a smsrt GRAND boy ssl
ARTIFICIAL FLowERs-wANTED. 100
1nSis %'l %5sv il sgpsn %st' and SO s0'o
A COMPETENT wHEELwRIGHT WAN
At ted. one Who understands cart and truck work
Noei0er peed apply, at 1876 West lSth o. betw ,th
hnde ave. 2'V
A RTIFlClAL FLOWERS-wANTED A
n smart Young man 10 cut out aud to make the
suIs Oue vho understands the trade. T. A. lOP-
PiN IA Wooster q. 266
a RTGFICIAL FLOWERS-wANTED 100
n f,r, snted TO MAKE artificial hos.Is none bat
f-st rate hands need apply. Inquire - Nhi'e u3t9
A FEW GOOD HOOP SKIRT MINERS
n s.nted also enrnc ,. and rirs 10 work Oh sef-
B.oadsay. cor. Walker It. $40
A BOY WANTED IN A DRUG STORE
n Arplv At LtWls's 81 Grcenwichs t. ~
A FEW GIRLS WANTED TO LEARN TO
u.ees pad while learning, and ccnstsut work after.
AMY a. ! MANNAkrS lJl Liberty s'.up stairs.164
a FEW SMART GIRLS WANTED FOR
"a iielt WORK q ~ water't Apply between i
snd c'co"k \. VI. 'o-dsv. 81
a ETHICAL FLOWERS AND FEATHERS
n Wanted experienced hand, 70 WORK on hti-
tcia 7ascis and feathers Apply at 70 franklin st,
A RTltICIkL FLOWERS-IIANDS Wanted
bnuchcu. steady work. A?p.y At % Lispcnard
taCC1 $50
A GOOD BLANK BOOK FOLDER WANT
~ Of. Aso OF Q good Ftl. 20 learn. Apply TO
kl1piNs 4 KELLOGG. i!5 William IT. y
4 DAMS PRESS FEEDERS WANTED AT
n MLsICOrl 4 co. ~ John sucot ulrls pre.
LsTei "
a WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
~ cuaie hep at = WELfLEl'a oa,ee, . White
bal 1t. Wautoi, cooks waitress, house aud up stairs
gr.a; slf0 colrnn"u, gardeners, pottets and farm
tauds those iatev landed emp.oyod Immediately
This Olhce We cau IecOmneui. SO
a COUPLE OF SMART BOYS WANTED
n 70 work in billiard room. Apply TO Z. O'CON-
NOR G. and g. East 18th At, Union =. i72
A BOY WANTED TO WORK IN A DRESS
"a an cloak trimming mnuut.c.ory AMY At h.
hANNAhDa, lul Liberty st up stairs. los
A HDT WANTED TO PRESS LEAVES At
~ A. litpenard Al, ~. ;. ". GlDufNG- vi
a TlNsMlTH WANTED, AT % EAST
LAliol-'ous' l9l
a ILOORhAN HOkSESHOER WANTED
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DENTISTRY.

A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH 81 TO
IA $40; 6lhnr. 90 cents 10 III and upwerds; en-
tracing without pam. MlCHAJD a. NAGEL,
French Dentists 4G2 sixth ave, near gsth st. lgJ
A SCI OF TEETH INSERTED WITH OR
Ihwithout extracting the foots, iIom So, SOTO 80
Superior told, silver and Bone ilngs t1tract!ng
without pain. JOSEPH DuDIN, Dentist, lJ5 East
l31h ~, near Sd ave. $50
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WANTED-oPRRATORS AND CLOAK
w hands. Apply to s. RODGERS, $40 BOvery isi
WANTED-A BOY, Is TO IL YEARS OLD.
Bowcry. cor. OF Hester 81, In the store sTACK 1Ss
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WANTED.

PANT AND vEy1
sTsr. hsnds AB9ly a. 50 Leonard q. I'd aoor, J.
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ANaISEVlE<TS.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-HERRMANN'S
"A PREsTIDIGITArEUR
will continue hi. series of
NECKQMANTiC EASTERN DELUsIoNs
every evening during the week $40
SATURDAY, SEPT 10th, AT O'CLk,
GRAND GALA MATINEE
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ALL RESPECTABLE MIN REQUIRING
[lgo0l respectable Situations IN sorei hotels and
ssioous-poteHs, bartender. waiteluen, oys'ertntn
c,crhu.eu, crogus and GARDENERS. tmrners mny he
~e suited ~ lpTiyins - Nj MANNING, 10 Court
81. Hrooklvn 80
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DoY WANTED TO SOLDER-ALSO TWO
IL small ioys, At 81 Greene II, top floor. lI3
pOYS WANTED - TWO SMART TIDY
ID bon, to work in psckinf box factory. Also two
or three good box makers. At ~ Mercer 4. ~
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pOOr AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE
ID With years lease. Apply $50 Atlantic :, .eot-
Brooklyn rs
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O6 LAB0kERS WANTED-ON THE NOR
~ ria and Esscx Railroad steady work, wngo.
rlOOper day PASSAGE fresno deduction; office ieeT 10
cent? Start to-day at IL A. NJ, from tho once a, VI
COHNERT h HINDENLANt,. % Gtecnwicb q, J,si
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A SET OF TEETH MADE IN 8, HOURS

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN 8. HOURS
n At Jas sixth beautiful, cheap, light durabo
upper sets sets WIN plumpers TO fill out the cheeks
and restore youthful appearance. Entie satis.actiO"
pay. No advance required.
TIE SllROl OXIDE LAUGHING GASl
scientifically prepared and adrniniste Cd daly To- the
extraction Of teeth Without pain. No extra chur.
kemtuler the No. $40 Sixth ave-. Sd door above glsg
u. Dr. q. EVANS, Dentist. Cut this out. ~
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
dAIeeth extracted without pain, or. no chirso.
Beautiful teeth inserted, each. Teeth filled WIln
celebrated bone-d filling. Al operations Narrnntoi j.
JAY NlLLkRS, l55 Grand 81, blocks iron bona.
way. 3jI
nR, DRAKE, 1876 CANAL STREET, SEES 4
~ ct OF teeth on silver At % 10 el5 "a gold at Z ID
10 22 sectional sets bJ cents per tooth tech 80
with gold bone cement or other hlln, Nv etc, -
per tooth Teeth extracted without pun IS
THE CELEBRATED DENTIST, DR.. n.
i NILLERs haa removed from ~ BJ|cry 10 -,
nearly opposite Old theatru EUutiu tcctu inse. led
z each; on golf, rubber or silver etl1ly low
Aching teeth extracted without pam OF hlled aifh
gold or other nings, ind Warranted. JtJ
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IN GRANITE STONE CUTTERS Wanted
BIZ Immediately, 10 work in Central Park Appiv
On On work, 9th ave. and vJth A. klNUsLEY 4
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GOOD CAP FINISHERS WANTED-Good
W sewers will be taken 10 learn. ATpy 70 49,
South sixth u, cor Eighth, Wllliamsburgh, y. u
:. j. Bl NlON. 1873
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A FEW GOOD HOOP SKIRT MINERS
n e.nted also earue y and rirls 10 work Oh sef-
feeding oss's. Apply to :. 4. a A. 1. kEIEG. Al
u usd - AZ. cor. MaiEer IT, $40
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q RTIFIClAL LOWERS-wANTED 100
4 flrls snted 10 make artificial fogsIs none but
fret rate hands need apply. Inquire 81 Whi'o st.3i2
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TANTED-A SAWYER 10 RtN AZ "
w and down saw. Apply to The \ ana brook
yn saw AillA, 9Th o. W G0sanai JANA s sx
bysokAyR.
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A ETHICAL FLOwERS-wANTED, A
N smart young man 10 cut out aud to make the
soig, Oue " no understands the trade. 7. A. lOP-
PlN az Wooster IT, 2G6
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GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
VI work md 10 H-s Ia IN wsahiug and ironing. Al
%. West 10Th n, bet 7th and sth ayes 1853
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WANTED SILK WEAVERS. FXPR.
w rlepced hands eAn apply at WILLIAMS 4 co.
litoahWay. 2SS
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100 CLOAK HANDS WANTED-D. y.
IOOBABCoCK & co, oI Chambers street a6S
100 WOMEN WANTED TO MAKE Road
iOO trimming; WORK given out; deposit required
Apnly al 6a MArTen 81 3D. floor. nller AN. Al
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

The Fenians are said to be bee oming trouble
some in Ireland. Their numbers 10 certain
localities make them bold and defiant. while 10
others, they are increasing in numbers, and the
police is unable to prevent their conclayes.
The development of this organisation, in
spite of the avowed opposition Of the Oltholic
church, and the hostility Of the entire Irish
press, Is one Of the most singular features OF
the European news. Evidetce of the extend
ed ramii cations of the brotherhood 10 Ireland
seem to be cropping outin every direction
Nocturnal drilling in the mountains and the
marching of whole companies in the dusk OF
the evening have ceased TO excite surprise -
At Sligo, in the west Of Ireland Fenian meu-
Der of the militia had been arrested, and from
other sources we learn that Fenianism prevails
to large extent among that organizltion. In
the south, the Cork Constitution admits that
the Fenians are daily increasing and gathering
strength and numbers. ~IlOHW
In England serious apprebeusions have been
excited. The London Morning Post. regarded
as ministerial organ, strongly calls for Govern
ment interposition before the movement has
gone TO far. p, ''."' 'ajH. d !
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

James Greenwood, ESQ, Pcila, by Rev. T. II
Scarf, A. y. SrEvsr, OF Knoxville, Iowa, to
Miss II. L. BAssrrr, of Ashtabula Co. o. g
In Madison, Sept I4h, at the house Of Or.
Mefriman, by Rev Chas W.Torrey, Mr. IewrS
8. Cntps and Miss ErLES b. MkRsumAs.
In Eric, on the goth inst, by Rev. J. ii. Tagg,
Mr.. GIIEs ,CLEvELAsD, of Conneaut TO Miss
ELizABErh p. Bhows, Of Richmond. - ~ 2
In Aledo Mercer CO., Ill., on the 9Th inst by
Rev. J, s. Prague, G. nj. WATERMAN, formerly OF
Pierpont to Miss. ,MAeGIE J. WILLIAMS, OF the
former place. asisa ~ = 'rss, sis7rs ~. sa'ts.
In. Monroe, on the 14tli inst, by Rev, George
w. Phinney, Mr.. GsoRen ANDpRsos to, Miss MA
RI Il. CHESEY, both Of Monroe. o. ,.,.s, =.
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purify Slood and expe deae. they purge out the
ai humos which breed and grow disteinper, stimulate
sluggish dlsordered into their natural action and
impart healthy tone with strength TO the whole system
Not only do they the complaints of
bsdy but also formidable and dangerous diseases While
they produce powerful effects the. the time, in
dosss the safest and physc that be
poyed 4dren Being sugar coated they pleasant
10 take and being purely vegetable free from any sk
of harm Cures have been made which surpass belief
they not substauta by men exalted position and
cBafaete forbid the suspicion Of nntruth Many
certify to the public the reliability Of remedies white
others have sent the OF their conviction that
Prepations contribute Immediately to the relief of
afflicted, suffering fellow mems ..t nr. sr
The agent below named pleased to furnish gratis
American Almanac containing directions for the and
certificates Of their cures tbe foow,pg couplsinsEa
Costishehs. Bilious Conpaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy
Hesttbu.n, from foulsomseh Nausea nd
kestiqh Morbid Iuaction Of the Bowels and Pain arising
Asrsfop Flatulsnc Los Of APPETITE Al Diseases vhet
medche They purify the blood and slim
uaDg the system. many complaints which II would moi
be supposed they could reaeh such as Deafnet Partial
Blindnes Neuralgia and Nervous Initiby Derangementi
OF liver kidneys Gou and other kindred complaints
arising from low state Of the body obstruetons Of ii
functions. ~ t- 'ta -l .0r.att ~ Aar
Do not be put on by upprcpled dealers with other prep
aYations which they make profit Demand AFREs and
take others The sick want the best sidthere Is tor them
and they shouid have It. is u -. '" - a@sf :,
Prepared by Dr. j. @ AVER Co., LOWELL Mass, and sold
BY iRo. and H. A. HEsDRY, Druggists Ashiahuia
and dealers eyerywhere. 1877.
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MARRIED.

In Jefferson, on the 18th inst, by Rev, A., ID.
Olds Mr.. LUrHERiP r. SAALFUeK TO Miss FAsSi G.
MAeHER, both of Jefferson ~
In Jefferson, on the 9th inst, by Rev. Eg G.
Farley, Mr. HARVEY SKIES, of Morgan, to Miss
SARAH SrILsoS,, of Austinburg.
Richmond, Mr. rSEIAR MsAb, of Indiana, to Miss
SARAH COFFIN, OF Geneva.
In Harpersfeld, Sept. llth, by Elder c. r.
Richmond, Mr.. OLIVER MYREs to Miss DELPHEsE
E. WRIeHr, both Of Harpefsfeld s,se,
On Sunday, the 10th inst, at the residence oi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

The surgeons reports show that our armies
have suffered greatly from cbills and fever
which is Induced by the masma aud change OF
climate TO which they are exposed. They also
end Ayers Ague Cure is an effectual remedy
for this distemper, aud are urging the govern
nent to adopt it within the regulations The
surgeon-Geperal hesitates because IL is put up
in proprietary form. However great that
coBvenlsiice to- the public he prefers the
physicians Of the army should give their own
directions for the doses. Whatever probes.
sional pride may dicate he knoWs as we'll as we
do, that DR.. Ayers "Cure' is an almost perfect
antidote for the Ague, and that the soldiers
should have the benefit Of il, as well as the
pespIe.--Washiagton Corrsspoadent d., C.
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AsnrABuLA, Sept. IL, 1855

Mr.. RsEb '" "7 Hl1'f '-
Please say that propose, as formerly, to be
al Our coming County Fair, with Pianos, Melo'
deous and Eecelsior Cabinet Organs. for exhi-
bitioO. and hope that suitable premium will
be awarded TO the best Lady player, each being
allowed to select her own pieces, This has
been tried 10 adjoining Counties with very In
teresting results. Half an eye could see last
year that the music stand furnished,one Of the
chief attractions of the occasion. ''' = 'l.'.1
l would suggest to Glee Clubs and lAiosicisn'
generally, to come prepared to interrupt The
mOnotohy Of sight seeing, With ah occasional
song or instrumental piece.
f ... .....a. Gre HAIg
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

One OF the most unpalatable facts that has
come TO our police, affecting the status sof our
village and Us prosperity, has been brought out
during the lost few days, of one Of our best me-
cbanics, and most worthy citizens. being CON-
PEELED to remove his family to au adjacent towp,
for the purpose Of obtaining for them necessary
accommodation ard shelter Although there
is capital enough that might be probably 10.
vested In erecting tenements for mechanics and
working men who seek home among us, yet
DO such accommodation Is 10 be found within
our borders, and as above stated, even those
that have secured for the time being, shelter
for themselves and families. 4 6nd amid the
changes and general scramble for dwellings
some one more fortunate than themselves in
securing dOmicil, while they are driven out
Will not some of those who are able and have
the growth and thrift OF our village at heart,
do something TO relieve this wan, and use their
means to build tenemepts that will aocommo.
date those Of moderate means, whose industry
will add TO the material wealth Of the place :
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i lie COMPANY have purchased and
own 369 acres of valuable Coal and Mineral Land in Mercer
county, Pa.
10 distances from the Coal Mines: no

To Ashtabula 54 miles Conneaut 6s miles Painasvie,
so miles Cleveland lO miles; Erie, via Girard rs miles.
These three veins OF the finest quality OF Btu
minous Coal estimated TO yield Is 900 tons to the
The COMPANY proposes furnish to Shareholders Ton
Of every share taken at actual mining
aud transportation 1le remainder of the production of the
Mines will be sold at Market prices and the profits thereon
Willie pa i'd in semi annual Cash Divoends the
ers Who desire n receive their annual
Coal the Company will sell the Coal for their esp ca benefit
the profits beng turned to then independent OF the
These lands all located near the A. J.& y Railroad,
with easy descendng grades from the Mines to the Railroad
to twenty Railroad making easy to open bank
at any point along the Railroad at q small cost. ,
portion the Companys Lands extend down to Sandy
Lake and Big Sandy Creek a along this stream there are
bar wells going down In this vicinity IN some OF which
there good show of Oil 1t the design OF the Directos
that Oil sonnd In b'syeiy in paying qnanti-
ties they will increase the Capital Stock to s3OOU00 Those
desiring this advantage of the increase of stock by
which their wil he doubled will do well to
subscribe immediately as one-af OF the Capital Stock has
been eady subscru Every Sha, ehoder becomes
the Company and such, he is entitled to all the
rights privileges the Company and has interest In
ali the lands the minerals and the husness of the Company
Shares any of the Directors Of the Com
pany who hOrized receive subsc ons for stock
the office of the Company in the Awater Block foot
of superorr e Cleveland Ohio where the certificates of
All correspondence from abroad should be directed to the
W. ]. FARRAR, Secretary,
Room No. "a, Atwater Building Cleveland ..
I0t{r BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ;}g rIy
| Dr. s. O. Clark; DIR. P. Clark jamestown, Pa.
| James Denham, d, J. Reed, Ashtabula, q.
| Vim. J. Farrar. ii. C, Gray, Painesvile, o.
| ]. E. Hall, Dr. T. H Fulton, of Browns,
| .f.- s... OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY. e..
8; G. CLARK President ~ JAS DENHAM, Vice Prss't
~ wM j. FARRtR, Sec'y and Treasurer. 7as a
| 81. iae JOHN FRIEND. Attorney. .t. --L-
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Two Bad Cas- ses OF piles Cured By Dr. Strck-
snds Pile Remedy Mr. Glass Of Janesyile, Wisconsin
writes for benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles that
he has been troubled for eight years with aggravated
Of Pies and his brother discharged from the army as in
curable he being quite parayzed with the Piles Both
these distressing cases were with bottle OF DR.
strseksnd's Pile Remedy. The accommodation ei these
gentlemen beside the daily testimonials received by DR.
Strickland ought those suffering that the most
aggravated Of Piles cured DR. Stricland
Pile Remedy. II e sold BY Druggists everywhere.
Fer sais In Ashtabus By George Willard aud II. A. Hen
a.. = - :. I..I
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'IpIEpg

In Colebrook, Aug. 2Gth, Of dropsy, HufDAh,
wife of II. b. Smith, aged 5S years. ss. ..,g
a In Rome, Aug. l7th, of diabetes, Mrs. EME-
LINE BRocKwAY, aged 81 years.
In Conneaut, on the 18TH inst, ,Joas, son of
VIM. Wesley, aged 8 years, 4 months and l6
days. % '' 'l- '''- -,,. ~ ..s-,'i /. s.
In Monroe, Aug. soth, Mr.. JEREMIAH HowARp,
aged SSyearss f.tk 'E'A3UN . V4IL.f.l
In Springfield, on the 9th inst, ELLEN N,
daughter Of job and Calista Whitney, aged Is
years, months and days. -. ~Hp
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

MysrERIous. wife and mother OF respect
able standing, by the name of Furrey, left her
home 10 Raveuna, on the 4th inst. without the
knowledge of any one, and thou gh search has
been diligently made, with the apprehension
that she may have wandered away, in o state of
mental alteration, no clue had been obtained d
of her up to the 20tb as we learn from the Ra-
VIENNA Dsmocratlr ,sernL a'lravsatn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

Orr THE TRAcK.-Last week says the Sen.
inei. ,he railway laborers and most of our
business men were surprised and mortified to
fud that Hiliker, contractor on, the section
next tovn, had disappeared Immediately after
darwiug the cash on is last estimates. The
amount be has left unpaid is very considerable,
ranging 10 sums OF $40 TO S200--ihe amour.
due the !aborers beiog about $40 each. all of
whom needed their wages to buy bread.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
,S.,.s-ra DIR. .,MARsHALL's
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This thoroughly proved itself to be the best
ticle known for curing the Catarrh, Cold I'm
the Head and Headache. II has been found
ceent remedy in many cases Of Sore Eyes, he afness
has been removed by it. and Hearing has v:ten been
greatly mpfov ed byts use II opens and purge out all
action to the parts Affected. II is recommended by many
the best and Is used with great and sa
faction everywhere.
More than thirty years expr rienoe has proved its great
value and at this momegt stands higher than sver be-
eliza .F' - IT'S
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Business Notice.

DfARRHGA AND DysENTERY I'VE have exam
ined great number of letters from some of the
most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and Gov.
ingtou, etc., speaking 10 very high terms of DR..
Strickland's Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure
of Dirarrhea and Dysentery. The letters are
too long to publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Coving.
ton, says he was pronounced incurable by the
best doctors of Cincinnati, and one bottle OF
DR.. StrickApd's Anti Cholera Mixture effected
a permanent cure after suffering for months
With the sorst form1pf. tDiarrbea and Dysen-
terry. For sale by Druggists. ne '-lt s' lsa
For sale 10 Ashtabula, Ly George Willard,
and II. A. Hendry. sl i.s"' - o.. 604
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

MR wisHART IL wish TO add my testimony TO the hun.
you receive TO the healing properties Of Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen years sunere ten year Of that time
slept only chair not being able to lie down of
OF suocaen have employed of tbs beet phys
sicas in Phiselphia who all pronounced my ease ncnr
be taken TO the College, where the Faculty having
what they could declared my disease neurabe
Of Asthma and Chrosc Dyspepsia in its last STAGE and that
lungs partially gone. Finding Of your circu-
lars my wife procured from your bottle Of your Cor
dial Perseveriugly used seven bottles, and box and
half your Dyspepsia Pills. when felt that disease had
wholly given way and the Cordial had gwen vigox
and strength Continued to improve snd for the past te
months have been able TO seepn my bed soundlf
ever did well and have gained tweDty.Bys
pounds In my weight. am able to work and provide for
my family. i'd outhis and faittful ststeeht
the benefit Of tn fering Friends call and me- he4f
Oxford Church Pc Office Twent ward Philadepbia
...-. d. "a, - "a ISAAC HEILKRnxn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

The occurrence OF our Township Fair this
week has thrown upon Us a considerable amount
working force for a day TO devote in that direc-
ton, have had the effect to hurry the paper be.
yoDd what is wholesome for very high degree
Of excellence aud merit. 'tiksf fr'11 ~ .a-. .a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
HRANpRETH,s YEGETAsLE PILL!

BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE PILLS.
Areinaibe for eosveness epssms loss of appetit sick
headache giddiues ID boatng after meals dizziness
dowsnes and cramping pains, and all disorders Of the
stomach and bowels. 'Vll N -''
Original Letter at 294 Canal Street. New York
]. J.. @, COOK, publisher of the State Banner, Ben
angton, VT says: he attacked with Dyspepsia, and
suffered severely from it. that not particle of food could
be taken without occasoning the uncomfortable
tion In his stomach For years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint, when be used BRANDRETHS PILLS.
The first did to benefit him muc but hs
ond produced chauge ue he had taken six box
esaCOMPLETE CURE effected He says; "hy dyspep-
sa and expectation ofan early death vanished