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Tie late Confederates in League with tho
iInpcrin isis- The .nfuN Of Rcbcl--ton-
fnaed ~tHte Of Affair." -impp iuiists De
sertinE To the Liberals
The City Of Mexico correspondent Of tie \. o.
TINS, under ds'o Of June 18th, says;
The movement. Of ten. Ncrretc araint NA'smor-
" Jailed on account Of the hostile demonstrations
Of the ConiCde ntcs Who undoubtedly were IN CONF
linpsriai,u In Ms'amora- Ne.rote fell back
Monterey, and he. IA OF m Vance Of he French
iIoin san LUIS, Le occupied the r,nowued past An.
so-Iura Known m our country by the nSIno Of
commander Coz. Jenuyrros, who declined 1t, There
we've some canton shos which caused the French
somo lo,s. Coz JcnnysTas Wa aWaitin. the arrival
oi another column un4tr Gen. Bfiucouft which was
sogun OF Mea'. TO- cos, hich was 10 have attacked
hrsio., in the rosr.. ihey occupied Monterey al.
ready, and thus could have enclosed him 10 a trap.
on the night OF tue 6Ih Serre,e abandoned his post
ti0r and rcurei to NencorA- where ho divided his
forces giving iov tsroiedo 2'0Ju men, who marched
piece, o. artiiler, tpok tle road 70 Lsmpazos Thus
Maslsl BazAin0s combination, which We to tennin-
soS,nas s sas to acs to MeSso By eyes .osm.
err Mostly oihce-seekes, they are looked upon
With great Jealousy b, tho Austrian, Belgian and
Tfeuch adventurois no crowd the capital. All tie
potalitles OF Richmond sho have escaped ave either
N or on their way 70 Mexico. The position OF siAiu
l. gCnerS'ly growing worse every daY. PROM every
direction accounts tally about the insecure stls Of
the country, Ihe military executions oi the + ench
only eNaspora'e the ptope more and more. II IL I'M
possibe 10 collect tANe and out OF the aTre cities no
one dAres Gcccp' oce from the Umpire. The foreign
element hus lar 10 dreadful incubus, eating M ,he
yiar Of the country. The Empire exists b. snherlrce
from the United state. An energetic protest IRON
tie American pic would scatter 10 ths winds this
house bulk Of CaraA.
Washington letter states that ,emi- official news
from Mexico has been received from General OTtegA
dated fIon Tacomparo, s'ste Of Mchoacsn, June 49,
He tons the deaertion TO Lis army of two caval
ry resmelv q tie Imperial service, and that he II
daily tCndered the selvlces of arre numbers vi Mex
tcsn oihce coming iron points in possosgion OF ths
blCach lie iurthof statet that Max milan has con
tacted with oIeigh speculator ior the ctoI
si large numl or OF negroes hO to 10 kept Ia
Iave.y 10. ten ears tha- they must Ienounce The
Irht OF compliAt Of Ia treElent beOIe the IL agis
tratea am That their temporary bondage may 10 O.
pev O. and thcJ c4n 10 transferred for without
consulting them.
PRECEDENT JAuRRZ.
President JGurez Is said 10 be at ChIhuAhus, ant
thAi city Ia strongly fortified, No imperiAl ueop
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Genera, IntS.i. oaes.


TuE ircomc o' the J,,. Ilr.eH,vi, siLO1C a.
year. w. lys 49, h.lH. u..' rly2
AZ one of che grant lll. 100 I...l.n U's PEI, son
three huuItti ladies uu'ar'i o't uut cr ru.iue.
GrS surEv,S wa. worry tcyea'r k.ss'l hv tic
l'ofes H' ,DD Ail-l.i i...s te.'I.l.r lie Is uow ia
Masbiu 'ton.
Tuu n .tlmc-,arr h,v, ,r,-cl W-nsser r.rl .
eomplmc,tarF l,4viL G.ycrDmglt 10 not eA-
pee ell to u.,r,rc.
sr-lors comilris have becn preferred At tho
Treasury D. r'iu'l' '. N.fl Us.H Ha'ts. rec
spectug TIE motOsg OF .u,ncsr, AID the fees a.
sctod al tho Cuatull-h.uaC.
Mrs. JA0oru, Of Columbus, o, sc0' 70 drur-
gisrs ior black uIau. o., Hui Ac clerk sfrt Ter
black drop. sho tooA IL uu'lspco uo,y, aud was
dead IN an hour
NJ l.. J. Jr,vISGe, ur new co-rrsrrrdent of
! The London Tt"g', is .. rat~', " ere 'LG Sl.d-
dyitsa arc toadus lim al . s.ramu.lug acc, the
ninuics
Tnu prisoners in -. P,lr,a, I7u, a., other
evoppu, seIzsi tho tur" kcv, sI 1reI him uai ell,
| GIstri' utcd bis clio % rur.ur u.cu'rlyet aud
locked him IN Gccll Ten tls. ], ,t-rsh In
number. Two were gu .gg lcuNy caught.
soNs -cuchs hsd a qua.rc with to'l-vre
epsr near Utica W dncsiay Nigh iu vhrl ous
Of t,in was shot Iufu tu tho hr Il by O. G lgt.p,r
| named II gAl-nuu killed.. Toe dead mars
u,mc III u4ugton. Tie Keeper, who wzf p-rcrt-
4, SAYS a was done "a srl'-dcienso uuly, whou t.s
| ioll D" had him ry . tlroat.
&rsio Is HometineV tn ned to o'l us- T. 90
| ANNOUNCED, tust a tho Inaugural u. Uo r.H'vc
| ~ ~. Jol1cr, which iY g. ta.e Ilper ut Dru-
| lorue soon, "il,mu o. B.auir," vrtnp hy VI.
E,~aFt, VIII b. sung, IN which tho i.alt discovery
or vac luato ou Ia 90 g .csaiyc'g iH.ts ted hy
| chorurH oi ohidr n, young men, moth - and
.,,-o,,..
Ne" ,th' ~ i' 'rapdly nIhF w WIN VS.
| tgts' race 'h"I "It'uH' 'un' '--''s IN VIC
! ~ trn"'+ tite lIe D 'oaNN 'ut n .ll T. 30 ~
! ,, 'A W" l1''H' ann mo 'i'N'' i'7 in" lArn "''
! hHIt,h','"" ~ ,h'h '7 'oIA'I' ''h'" ~ COM
IhreI - N-',IA r'E nor 80 lI''. 80 :" hNul'' "
/ AZ" s.aH pu' EI''''i IN 'tIlt"" anu b'y
! ''''NmF
| A GVSrtu'tAS from Mprshrll County, H1's,
sNys tina. rpue planters s..ll ,u rrudarithpd tb-r
relatiula Ith tNr ~ ,,' ami .r,uI t.tu W 10 ca
trcme cruelty. u r.r rHtl atunr o.. .trr u-uol
| X eh .., Who Ives t'V"ut. 90 u, r.. 10 m II ~
| r n s, iIpsi usc' a. "uH H. '.. '''.er uav O.
- - Ncs J.. i,..I.o l.N.. - tut ..I" ted 60 We.
II only 'u..'o "a' '.a' 10 "z- found IosIl"g \
| N'r-hstn ncNtihl"r.
Yor-a lady o MI l'1"d c., While w''F NJ
| through sho mountains ON ~ yi"t to Mr .s' u','
| last fr.dhl' waH 1"i upon "y thres u-ila IN hul-
/ d 'rs' umlerm .At O. ".rH' ''hi p''"th't r'I-
e., afrH ir'm returned H.l .'''l Woo raw H'cl irr
~ .Nt'nbl-.e' ana I1h'F 'si' e' AWAY h| "'r
cioth.uF. Nh'n c"ur."NHn' = returned she Ht,-
,rc"'d ~ attracting th' AZ TON "' n a." ituHn
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Texas and Mexico.
sign. Of n Coming storm.

Washington, July 9s.-The DAtLY CnaoNIcLE has
received a letter from New Orleans embodyins the
following extract from one written By gentleman
eonnsc ed with the headquarters Of the Union force
at Clarksville TeI1. 1t Ia dated July IL, and Is As
follows
Am lying At tho mouth Of the Rio Grsnde opposite
20 BAgisi. The MeNicans, under naIimii!an, guard
the opposite side and troops this. The respective
pietcta forty rod, apart There il good deal
OF unfrisudly feeling between the two armies and
they cannot long refrain from blows. ON the ih Of
July, our officers vent over and many rows occurred.
] heard thi. morning that Gen. Brown, the cou.-
mardor Of Brovnsyio, yesterday had an interview
with Juarez, and promised him tho assistance Of the
United States troop' and had ordered the Ith ln-
diana TO cross the river Gen steele the department.
commander, went up by q di.ps,ch boat, 10
eoun'sact the order Il possible. But even II he sue
sseds, things canno, long remsn as they are.
tBy hdill
Kirby smith 81 Co TnLen Prisoners.
Brounuile July 10 TO TIE Editor or n. " o.
5ip,,si MAJOR TeIier, Of Cortinss's stat, has Just
arrived from shove, bringng Intelligence Of the cap
ture of Cen Kirby smith and his entire party. lie
intercepted Nv the Governor Of saltilo SNiesco
on The 4h Of july a, Picdras Ne-rls Mexico, about
ffty miies below Eagle Pass and compelled to sur
render The victors got four piece. Of artillery, 90
new rifles, and train OF 70 wagons loaded With
ammunition and provisions. Tie officers and men
were parolcl
The san Antonio IiER,Lp Of the 9Th, furnishes tho
nevr that the rebel Gen. shelby had reached Eaele
psss on the let This is on the Upper RIO Grnnde,
The authorite4 of Piedrss Negru, across the river
Informed him that he would n1t bo allowed N take
his moi into McIico With arm IN their hands, hut
that he would leave hi. aims there would be no OBJ
lection 10 his entry Iuto the country euigtsnts
with himielisnd m'l. shelby hnglly tgreed 10 hi'
and sold asGIJrt and cannon 10 tho Llefnis. Their
we're = u Of small srrn- and three pieces Q
artilie g. he rec ived eleven thousand dol
lsr IL specie ana i've theu,snd Il
diatel " ihuahuA In" G. yornOr of IL,
st-,e Of offSV{~MkVed as agent 10. She Liberals.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

WIN B. AsroR-No bank clerk on the
salary of one thousand dollars year goes
to bis bank as regularly. or works so many
hours, as VIM. b. Astor, who counts
mp his forty millions. His little one-story
tfice, a stepout Of two out of Broadway, on
Prince Street, with its iron bars making ii
resemble police prison, is the den where he
performs bis daily toll and ont Of his wealth
end labor only gets his victuals and clothes
He attends personally to ell his business
knows every dollar Of rent or income that
is to become due. pays out every dollar,
makes bis entries in bis own hand,
and obliges bis subordinates to come to
him for Information while be does not go
TO them. He generally comes down in he
omnibus at an early hour Of the day and
remains closely absorbed in business until
Eve. o'clock. He rarely takes exercise
and finds his pleasure 10 the closest atten
tion to business. A friend of mioe rode 10
Washington with him in the same car from
New York. He neither spoke nor got on
Of bis. seat, and hardly moved, from Jersey
City to Washington. He usually leaves
his Office at five o'clock, and alks sloNl, a.,
Broadway TO Lafayette Place lie is over
six feet high, heavily built, with a decided
German look, small, hozy eyes, ss if be was
half asleep, head round as pumpkin, aud
abont as destitute of hair. He is exceed
ingly hospitible, iD the season" gives
dinner to bis fields weekly, at which the
richest vi sDds on services Of gold and silver
are presented by liveried servants to his
guests. .-Ne,o York Correspondent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

WHAT MEN LovE-What mea love is,
The comforts of the married state, not the
person sbo provides ihem-wifely dutie-
rather than the wife. A man erjoys his
wife. He likes the CHEEKY freside, the
dressing gown and slippers, the bright tea
urn and the brighter ,yes beh nd
il. He likes to see boys and girls growing
up around him bearing his name and inher
hing bis qualities. He likes to have his
clothes laid ready to his hand. stockings in
their integrity, buttons firm in their places
meals, pleasant, prompt, yet frugal He
likes q servant such as money cannot hire
attentive, affectionate, spontaneous, de-
voted and Trustworthy He likes very
much the greatest comfort for The smallest
outlay, and certainly be likes to be loved
His love rons in the current of bis likings,
and is speedily indistinguishable from them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

How TO MIX Cur FEED.--Alwsys sprin-
HE the cnt straw aud hsy with ssier, and
mix II thoroughly With shovel. scooping
% the wster from the bottom Of the trough
before The meal is put In. II dry meal be
poured on vet straw. small quantity will
adhere TO every piece Of sisv aud chef
Bot II the meal be mingled with tbs straw
before The water ia poured 10. much OF the
meal = i'll stick together .ssd . portion ofihe
css straw will have no meal ct oil on It -
u order 70 isdues stock to eat cut straw
sst hsy elsass hlk ussl nsst sdhesr to
svsTy piece Of the straw.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

TIE Sixth SENSE --Dr. Hughes Bennett
Professor in Edenburgh University. lately
read q paper before the British Association
of Science, wherein be announced that the
tendency Of modern physiology was to as
cribe to man sixth sense. Ifatbere be
placed before man two small tnbes, ore
Of lead and the other Of wood, both gilded
over 90 as to look exactly alike, and both
Of the same Temperature, not one of the
Eve senses could tell which is. lead and
which is wood. He conld tell this only BY
lifting them, and this sense OF weight was
likely to be recognized as a sixth sense.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

TIE CATTLE DnEAFE IN ENGLAND. The
fearful destruction Of cattle 10 England by
the cattle plague is Of high consequence,
not only to the people Of that conntry, but
TO rs; for II the plesgue continues its raw
ages the British people must be driven 10
foreign markets for their supply Of beef -
In that event they viii irst come, to the
United State. Our stock Of cattle Is now
too small for our ovn demands. The pri.
ees Of beef 10 enormously high and II specu,
htors are strengthened BY large demand
for export they, will continue, TO raiss 4 be
price till beef viii be beyond the reach ol
consumers Who are 10 moderate eircumstan-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

StrHn NATIONS nEAp.
-Four hundred thousand men,
The braye--the good--the true
In tangled wood-ip mountain glen,
On battle plain--in prison pen,
2 Lin dead for me and youl - ~
Four hundred thousand Of the brave
or Have made our ransomed soil their grave
For me and youl
Good friends, for m and your
.. BY many a black bayou. ,.,,. ....,r
49, In many cold and frozen camp
The weary sentinel ceased bis tramp
rod 80 And died for me and you
From western plan to ocean tlte
's' Are stretched the graves Of those who died
For me and you .ai .-alt ..r
.u1, esG Good friends, for me and you'll
-ssg On many bloody plain
Their ready swords they drew,
'a And poured their life blood, like the rain,
A home-a heritagc-to gain,
snb7 To gain for me and you
'sve Our brothers mustered by our side.
aa They marched and fought, and bravely died
I.irI"f
ias. Good friends, for me and you ,
Up many fortress wall
.s,,s.,, They charged-those boys in blue
-my Mid surging smoke and volIey's ball a1
noi The bravest were the first to fall
b'' E To fall for me and you
49,, The noble men.-the nations pride II, q.
as -Four hundred thousand must have died
For me and you !,..i c.-7ai so-5..s.l
-rnd Good friends, for me an you!
81" In treason's prison hold -'- 7 '''. ''-i
Their martyr spirits grew
To stature like the giant of old, .s.., ..,
ysbsWhile amid agonies unfold, H
y They straved for me and you : "a ..i
The good, the patient and the tired
-Four hundred thousand men have died
For me and you!
oalis Good friends for me and yeui a.al
A debt we ne'cr can pay
S,To them is justly DUE ,t- AT
And to the nations latest day
Our chldrsn's children still shall say
'They died for me and you'll"
Four hundred thousand Of the brave "a
Made this, our ransomed soil, their grave
ee7 -- For me and you .i j. ,.ag-,
Good friend, for me and you!
-yfs Tie Round Table.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

Isn't . dollar too much for Two hours
weFt saving l6sd Of woodf inquired an
euployss 6st, replied the Elbiopisn, /
chsrgs hfty cents Tor the saving. sad 6fty
cents uoEs ior tie knew how a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04
TEE HISTORY OF DE. sKEScKs own CASE. ANT
HOW lie WAS CURED OF CONSUMPTION. f I.r.-

Many years ago, whilst residing in Philadelphia had
progressed gradually into the last stage of Pulmonary Con-
sumption. All hopes recovery being dsspated
alv ed by my physician DR.. Parrish, to into the
country hooresown New Jersey being my pativo place.
was removed thither My father and all his family had lived
and died here-and died Of Pulmonary Consumption On
arrival put to bed where lay for many in
what deemed hopeless condition Dr. Thornton who
had been fathers family physician and had attended him
in his last ILLNESS, was called TO He thought my
entirely beyond the reach OF medicine and decided
must die, and gave week arrango my temporal
aIirs In this apparently hopeless condition, heard ofthe
medies which now make and sell. 1t that
could eei them working their way and penstrang ever,
nerve, fibre, and tissue cf my system.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

Nv lungs and liver put act ion and the MOI bid
mse ch for years had accumulated and rrit tied the
d6e ent organs OF til body minated the tuheTees
Lungs ened, and eXpecto ated from my lungs much
Rs rnt Of y, low aensye matter every morning As this
oron Of matter subs sded the fever aed the pane
le e tie cough celsed 10 hafass me- and the exh9ustng
n'Lh--swel were 10 longer Known, and had refresh
sleep to wh ch had long been stranger. apEeiite
began return, and at times found il difficult restrain
myself from eairg toomgch with this return of health,
gained in stengt1 and nos am heshy lam now healthy
with large heated cctiN the middle lobe o! The
right urg and the lower lobe hepacd with complete adhe-
sou OF e plsn The sft Lung is sound aud upper lobe
OF the rght one Is IN to!eraby healthy condition.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04
AGENTS,

-t y 90 AGENTS, y
BosT0H-Gsorgsu. Goodwin Co.
HEW TORK-DemAs Barnes Co.
BlLJTMORE-s. 8. Hanes.
PITTSBURG-Dr George ii. Ksyser.
CINCiNNl7f-F. u. SURE 4 Co., and John D. Park.
CHiClG0-Lord Smith, and Il. seoyii
ST. LoDIS-CollIns Brothers.
slNFR1SCIscO-Hos Hostettsr, Smith Dean.
Also, ,ssid bgal Druggists and DealerA 7ss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04
NEW FIRM.
Groceries and Provision

III Q. TOMBES has this day taken
into co-paItnershp, HIRAM wETHERwAx for
merry with WELLS fAULKsER The business will be con
dncted under the Of TOMBEs WBTHRRWxx Al ths
old stand Of H. @. TOMBEs 'A'
Particulars next week
Ashtsbuia. November 2, 1893 7eb
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04
Thompson Quarry.
HdrdDare /! l0Hard,Ore Z!

Some Kinds Mt Almost Old Pricss.t
CAN, BE HAD AT TALC0TT'S, Jefferson
I,SOME. Farmers ! / can do you good
" one more year in the purchase Of HAY TOOLS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04
ELAX SEED WANTED by
n -. - .., H. A. HENDRY DRUGGIST,

DORK WANTED in the Hog, for which
Il tho highest market price In Cash will he paid.
Ashtabula, Dec. 23, 1864. GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

DUILDING LOTS.-SAHuEL w. HuN-
fhkkf Real Estate Dealer continues to supply the market
With bsidns Let. from his place at the Depot Lots eligible
~. Phess moderate. 1ysls
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

The great reason why physicians do cure Consumpton
is that they 10 do much they give medicines to
the cough TO stop the ngbtsweat hectic and by 81
doing rhey deraDgethe whole digestive system locking uu
the secfstoEs, and eventually the patient dies
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

Consumption at that time thonglt to be incur Ee
disease, By every Physicians well those VINO
uueacned in medicine especially such reduc-
ed TO the condition in. This induced many people
be eve my eepyery only temporlry. prspas and
the med cnes to consumpve for time ard made
wond-in and the demand increased rapidly
that determined 10 o1er them To the public and devote
my undivided attention 10 lung diseases. in truth was
next to fofc to H. for people would send for far aud
near TO ascertain whether their like mine.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

For several post have as many As five hundred
examinations weekly with tie "Be prone For such ex
amina'ign my charge is three dollars and it enables ME to
give patient true condition Of hi. disease And tell
him frankly whether he will get we'll.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

For many years in conjunction with my principal oee in
pha have been making regular professional visits
to New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

Bourbon whisky is recommended nowadays by almost
every physican Many patients that visit my rooms both
ae and female suPehed with this poison This reefs
temporary they cough they take little whisky Il they
ee weak and feeble they take little whisky IL they cans
not sleep they take little whisky and they go thd
way requiring more and until they boaed up and
imagine they getting Aeshy. The stomach liver any
ogesuvs powers completely destroyed lose their ap-
e,ite Tor food No cured OF consumption Be
process where cavities have been formed the lungs
hue stmuant is frequently beneficial consumptiyes
cu As pure brandy and good wines many cases london
porter OF brown stout in moderate quantities. bat Bourbon
FhisAy hAs'ens On instead Of curing consumption.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

The Pumonic Syrupi othe most valuable
known. It is nutrient powerfully tonic and healing
SELF IT contains no opium, yet loosens the phegm in the
bronchial ubes, and nature throws it OF with little exeson
one Frequently cures an ordinary cold but it will be
well hst 10 take dose of Sehencks Aandrakes Pills
cleanse the stomach The Pumonic Syrup readily diges
ted and absorbed into blood to which mpsrs its healing
properties 1t is one Of the best Preparations Of iron In
use II is powerful tonic of itself; and when the Sea
weed Tonic dssolves the in the stomach aud is
RED on by the aid OF the Mandrake Ps healthy flow
gastric juies good appetite and good digestion follow,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

The Sesweed Tonic smulant and none other Is re-
quired when 1t is used 1t pure and pleasant bad eff
Tcs like when using Bourbon whisky which disorders the
stomach tepors the liver ocksup ali the seeretons turns
the blood into water dropy sets in, and the patient dies
suddenly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

The MANDRAKE PILLS may be taken With entire ssf.y
BY all ages and conditions, producing all the good resul
that can be obtained from calome any Of the
medicines, and without any Of their huru injurious
ls They carry out OF the system the fecuent and worn
out matters oossnsd and dissolved By my Seaweed Toae
raimonie Syrup will be that all three Of my msd
1nes are needed In most eases 10 osssamptisn-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04
EXCELSIOR ORGANS.

This inst ument designed to take the place OF the Cab
net Organ and its indicates superior in all respects
to any reed organ made in this country Saples may be
at Ashabula Depot, Churches having Meode-
may turn them in part pay for these Organs.
eY- Please come and them. . t''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

The SeaWeed Tonic produces lasting resus tborou
nyigoratng the stomach and digestive system and
% eliminate and make into healthy blood the food which
may be used Tor that purpose Is wonderful 10 ia effects
that Hins-gass full will digest hearty neal and ts
Of taken before breakfast viii give tone 10 e .tarn.I
which few medicines possess the power Of doing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-08
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ssGEESEsE E.k[.

SlGNoR MUZ'O h.s the honor 20 inform the citizens
- find snapo and vic nity that has succeeded in
ma ing aith the world renowned Pianist
aud great Composer,
a. NE. cS sR'E'-Hr HI - r. n-A
To give series # Grand Concerts in the principal cities
Of the United states.
Mr.. oitscLa K Concerts IN / diauap IL viii take
place
WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY EVsNIsGS
FkBRUAR, Sta I'D 9Th
Svor Muzio rAhc- orea, pleasure anaa nee hs;
he has srei the ice at he lowing n,usicI ar
tiss To a,.isi Mr. tot sch4lk AZ these Concert
MISS IL Mons,
The Young ard aen;ed Caniairce pupil of his) h.se
mp ecedenied success during series f Cotcert- in ScN
fork ha ben cteeria sokowe6gsd BY the pres ard
enttu~ s~tic pub &c
SiGNuR ARD VAN. &C ebraed Baritone Of tie
Italian pea from tie New Yufs Academy Of Nh ic
hUICAL HIRs, roR C0>DUc1os. SfeNoR NVzIo.
= i'AdmissiOu - ezra charg- fcr reserved
seats.
Ticket Office opens commencing Tuesday. Feb : AZ
NJ IT \. ~ BsrlaD y o. M. Store. y here
tx ke and seats can ed either Concert aid
dag an of the ,ahcr ale
order- from he coun'-, the for Tie
number Of eats required. viii b. prom liz tended 70
b. A B-nham Co.
Z Doors open at "a Couoert 10 comm a; :.
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