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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
CONSUMPTION,
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VA CLARK having had twenty years experience IN alt
treatment Of ehIonic diseases Of every character
Of the THROAT and LrNGs will give perfect satiactont TO H.
who may appy Tor relief. 49, -. ~ . .,s,.,- d. -,
avi6k had a successful practice In the above named pa
for several 'ssof which satse
tory reference be given. All medicines peserloedi n't
operating satisfactorily, the money shsll be reinnued
Prices % Medicine for Month"; from 81 to 49, The noe,
tor be consulted the last two weeks OF every month
his residence No ISL Pburg Street Cleveland Ohio oSV
,.s-a-rs Preserve this for References. ~ .
Cleveland Jan, ,S65 .. S. G. CLARK y. NJ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

r.lGqa .a a.c4.'s7 nla a.oH.g
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

1 He defendant, Martin richardson.
whose place resuence is unknown will tae notice tha
the Plaintiff Elizabeth Richardson did the 2Sth day of
March, A. D. 1862 file her petonn said court that
she be divorced from the said defendant Cause alleged
and extreme eruelywbch will be for hearing at the
next term Of said court
J. r. Cook, Attorney. ". % ~ 6w795
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

- How TO MANAGE MsN When you wan,
TO manage men, do as bee keepers do wheu
they want TO manage bees. Here are two
men who have been in a.hive. One says,
i own these bees, and am going TO d.
vide and move them. He prepares place
for ,hem. and then goes TO The hire, ibrusts
bis band ru dely in the midst of them, and
very soon has bees oil over him, and he
moves himself very rapidly! That is josl
as / have seen men manage men Another
men gets bowl Of sugar end water, and
washes his hands bll ever, and goes wiki
the utmost quetness end serenity, aud
opens the hive and puts his kand in gently
and The bees fad everything sweet, aud he
can SCOPE them up just as though they
were SO much aour. and pu. them in as
'muny hives as he peases, (if be only takes
care 10 put queen ice in each hive, aud
they will not sting him or ly away. And
people say, wonderful! thal man has such
real magic power with bees. So he has
when be has sugar aod waec on his hands
Now wheo you want TO manage men, wasl
your bands with sugar and wafer. ti.
.sT H. w Beecler
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
Special Notice.

A LII Persons having, unsettled Accounts
my Books prior to the lst day of December 1852
Respectfully Requested
to call and settle the without delay Those havirg
Notes and unDad hereby reminded that want the
Money To meet my abhdes. Wheat Oats Corn, Por But
ter, Lard and Dried Fruit viii be received notes and
counts, If delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD
Ashtabula, Dec 1st, 1854.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
ny tn..r fruit. Shall re Know Then,

by thezr fE0ltA Snu1A &c hhSW
The pomologist who brings to market
the best varieties and the farosi OF fruit is
known TO be man of sense having due re.
gard to bis own profit while consulting the
taste and pleasure CT the people. 1t costs
no more to raise apples Chat will bring one
dollar per bushel than such as will bring
but twenty fvc cents. 1t may cost lit
tie more To raise Strawberries that wiIlbring
six dollars; but the difference in the cos, of
production Is only small part Of the diff
ference in the worth of The article
BY their fruits shall ye know them.
The farmer who suffers bis fences to re-
main out of repair and gives the chance to
rob him of crop; or who plants coru
while be should SOW clover to enrich the
field; or leave his best lard. unproduc;ige
because it needs an unGerdain; or keep:
poor stock half fed; or continues TO n ILL
COWS that will make but three pounds oi
butter per week when it would cost nc
more to keep cows that will mako ten
pounds or leaves bis wagons, sleads, aHd
tools 10 the open cir 10 rot; or leaves the
fertilizers at bis barn, chicken house and
back yard 10 waste and corrupt the air,
or does any one OF q thousand foolish thing;
orleaves undone thorsand wise things;
such farmer will bring small crops of poo
grain, butter of small amount and inferior
quality, aud beei too tough to bring good
price, ard Of him and all Ike him /,
may be said; BY their fruits shall ye know
them. They are known to be either indo
lent or careless, deficient in industry OF
capacity drones or Ounces,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBROTYPES

RICHARD G.. GARDNER, formerly
Of arcade NJ Y has just completed the citing up Of set
Of rooms the upper OF the Store, lately occupied hy
Stephen Hail. and Monday BoSt will be open Tor patron.
age The subscriber has had considerable experience aud
pictures will the satisfaction Of those in want o
his services. With the best Of apparatus he Will give The
down to the smallest He win also color In oil or India ink
VIXEN desired
The public invited to give him trial. -
77s I',,r--.r1 ~ ~ RICHARD G.. GARDNER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
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| A., v,.,oo, JOfs.3yeE 3 , II o
Cotton, 729 bales Upland Cotton g.. Br bark EohoE
sss Eaiss gphnd otson4 q Tofss' SesseyeTSSsge
azsszueshra shaa 81, Aiss -fser 81
and6eantling.-
- new ihi az tr,,ts zrH xSns I'm
land Cotton 28k bbls Rosin 81 bags Groundnuts bbis
s,s; ,. and Lead boz Zinc casee Boots and Shoes
ppis Potatoes, ~ cases Mdze. Steamship Starlight
IS6Ss , GpssS sSSs 92 rles Rqaelass.
l6 bales Sea Is1nnd Cotton 2z2 bales Upland
ges. ''"c''
ton. IS SSfs Rosin VI ,casS FTiRsure psCisSss SU
Crockery, 4 Bales and PACKAGES.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
Passengers.
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Per steamship Emily souder, for New ,York--M T
Hatch, A Potter, L siddons, Mrs BeicRsfstnd chill
Jaeoby, Mrs Bowen. Miss NJ Quinn, pAtfins, SoEs
d9r, Fogarty, Quilt. Miss Burpham, Mias MUIR
ply, Mrs Sly. Kendall, O Grank, SEyan, J n Hood
and wife. u Strother Harris, II Karmack, M Maree
and one steerage rsA'sI- 80
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COTTON SUPPLY. Aan.svon
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AxiaaEais q. kHaf hts Hotel.
NovEsdREp 16.-N Clarkson, DIR III staeeers 7 j.
Eeaeane, HiliH BaItee; fwD conHoY, c0heton.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

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!'i'=n;:s, spisase.to lAlape u
''.'s = . gnerof tl1s epye,f
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

W1S A DAYS AGENTS. WANTED TU
HDAD sell new and wonderful HEWIlG MACHINE
The only cheap ora HceDeed Address SHAW 4 CLARK,
Biddsford, Main. 3nos septembsr ~
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Benton, Beulah
Bell, Sarah R ~
Brigger, Ellen 4
Blaney. O -!
Brodie, Elizin M
Brissonden, Emma
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Brindle, hfolter A.
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Brown. Raohol
Brown, Ellen L
Brown, Sarah
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Campbell. Marg'et|
CagpGY. Mra O Z
:&gWen " HEatie gl
CafbcrS Martha II /
.Camplin. Margaret
Capors, Isabella 1
Chisolm, Sarab
ChiscS QanS EJ1
Clafk,' Rsns6nA Il.
Coleman, A e
S6leii1aH. AfifssE |
Cotton, Elizabeth
Cochran, Eliza
Cook, Mary
Cole, Rachel j
CummingE EadeiI
Cuthbert. Emeline|
paMse.499
Dcnnoy, LenoraM
DeHs ApnialEGA
ne6S, SdrsMI 4
Dwain, Pilgey |
IB&|Fs;HsSissIalf|
Ellzy, Laura
.Mt1EW D JA
Fallon, Mary
FaubeE, RhHGaH II
Fallen
Fowler. CatherineI
.,ss @. sIyil
Clarity. Ammo
Gink, Dina
Givin, Cathefld6:.1
Glover, Napey,y III
Glover. Elika1e 1eth \
sSAbm sRehI TohiSa z,
tiGWip gten Mary
Grant, Martina r
Green, Matilda
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Adams, ,Geosge 4 1
Allen, Maj Chas 8
Aston. Col Robt
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

= Stock bif hfna ~ ia ss ay 7rfa Il bssfr J, 1as
RIcE.-Some 1900 bushels. Of Carolina Rough hay6
been received this week, and We have
heard Of no saesr aud report dull market at II Hc@
1870. for clean CarlaiEayS -
NAVAL, STORES. s.z-About four hundred barrels have
reached ddring the week. and sales of No.
Resin haye taken place at So to Sc q bbl No. o. from
fs7eo es and No. s12 to SIS q bbl Receipts Light
and no stock s5ss Spirits gf Turpentno have
HAY.-For time past the receipts of this article
have been merely nominal. About one hundred bales
pfNorth River which came in steane& changed haaas
at 81 p hundred One hundred and seventy bales of
North River were In Schooner last evening.
and are copsghed 20 dealer, ! Ts
CoRN.-No receipts during the week, but we learn
thPt vipus havq bean igposed ,of at
about ST. 10 per bshei for yellow ad to s1oo for
white eAfarylnnd Corn,
-1he marlet is ahnndantiy suIpiisA with this
grain, with limited demand and prices as before quo.
ted. say CSC, FER buphel
SALT cargo Of Liverpoo which WI rsporised d pre-
viousiy liAtHg been s6id 90 es sack is being
adispdsed OF In amaller quantities ct $3.50
second which was also mentioned as being of the
bar has reached port and some 66 sacks have been.
sold, to be reshipped Is Wihngtoh.N c. ON private
terms solnaneh Of tAia fargoaa remains on hand is
offered from shipboard at S3.l per sack
FREIGHTs-To liverpool quite duh, but the rate
Upland and aa re Ts ss% ssU' zssl Sa iss
fA p bale and dull b4 sailing vessel to New
ss sis I'll nllg 5lss 9Rlsfs y lis 'a
EEeHAFaE = pips on J gland are selling at s7o@eso
y cent Fhe puiehassag rates vary, but may be
ag9teaat sheps 81 Neat.s; ,.,,s., ,-s,,,,.,.,. 4
GOLD is purchased BY the Brokers al Is Is II, and
and sold at 40 to -..-,. ... ~ ....c...
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
q ss.sT Tf43 sssss e )(l .ssss ssss,3ls /
3sa sl.les 4 IN. s.1 &fIHff .aTFV'

Heeefptb did F55Sski4A Ndk LII toa I'LL Il,
vns,l tne latest aa mail dates received In New
S'ssl i . ST 81 e.
Exports Il the sasss issi sept 10000
sf Int : the ports Nov IL
crfariIfsres.sfAnK.sr. 1 i ) s! M
soarHE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY RvE,yFe, soy1a1sxs ls
At the time Of publishing last Gsety sfatemntent
peated decline of the article in the foreign market and
we were consequently to quote prices, as there
had been sales on Friday lsst holders having con-
cuded to yield, pricE 9sh soms four9ents per pound
and several hundred bales Of Cotton were disposed OF A
4s to As cents per pound Strict to Coca iddling
The Of sfaf tass falof two which
ha New 89rl by the 4Fesaington, and
have materially easeted the market the -sSegywhich
b4ng zdc fo42c, raliddlns, and
4s to 45c per pound for Strict to Good Mddng Cotton
The stock hand for sale is FeEy ahf M receipts
for the past waelf Aele quite anpunting only
to seySntfsn HUNDRED and eight bales of Upland
Cotton and two hundred forts bales of Sea Isand
The last item includes pacas received previous
but which Yete aoE cau4teh.t + tr-r-.2.B
SEA ISLAND corfos. .NSsriy ali the receipts here are
being shipped through sa,a .hs msrssetsbout
per lb. = IL a. oh''r 's- s
COTTON STATEMENT e-r7-,-- :"
Stock ss saas 1lva. sssass gs,s 7s,a Rice ;ss
HsPs from from ssps s5s ss' aasss
rotariresasHIeitisIis. 1870 a7aos So.
YsssGe Esssal 8sgs lo7a SyJS5sjassEsoeGslI :
Eiis, 1865. -. .lea..assa 1ls ,:c.n,
Total exfdftsI 4. .l1e9 21559 7sl,saeo o15s9 TX,
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FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER IL, 1855.

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Hutson, Mrs Peter
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Jenkins, Ada l.
jenkins, Emma
Hs&NisrS@ az
Iohnson, Susan Ct
|Ipnes, MTaM F. !,
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Kenzie, Amelia w
Kruse Laura o
L.
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Lee. Amanda
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|EsEs. |Ess$ N Il. 9ssss' sass ;.
IEohg3 Mary "a =
.sss';si $$$5' s;;$;5 &; w..
hIackferson, Rock
Mltsneii. hsnsa .;Rlk
|HHI||ii|iil!s$sss's'S. H||i!! X!
HEsii III si''sa. s''s. Mrs \
|MofrSaqrrpa paisy
MsIofra rasaktfIrs KE
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Monkan, Mary
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
Judge NE0ncrief.

N w E&,oy ~ The n. y. Tribuns
Sir; Ia your paper Of to-day there appears
a. editorial headed "Judees," in which you say
Judge Moncrief IL not strong with she Bar" &c. and
ea. Nj Jones seems TO tc emphatcaly preferred by
ear best lawyers" bave been an active member Of
asNevYork Bar about sysars. knew the Hon. James
Eo.crief long before be elected TO the bench, am
s'en in Tat Count, and although His Honor does not
lsrs de- ide ia my favor, ana differ widely from hin
hoh,ics yet deny your statement and assert that
slheio o. more libe!s.mindec map, one more cOarte
~ gent.smanY and Iffsb.e toward jaf0Ts. and al!
Gsn having bushes. Ia hat Court. doe not exist
log our Judges. SIR. SaDuelJ oncs on the contrary
s,sr asdghy. arrogant and aastere 81 referee. and
Ato doubt be much more 60 Il elected Judge. Be
We Should not expec, judges "a be perfect. bat 10
1.nt! that in that Office than eDy c.hcr, rpsri
G oithe highest ana greatest importance 20 jurors
49, lois. UAe,Jusice Spencer being Judso), and
. a US Is one great reason why very many Ropubli-
heerheai. for Judges. W.
Vi.
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Anu.eneuts this E,eninq.


ACADEMY OF MuslC-CoMo OPsRA--CHrPiso 4 Ia
CCxARH.
WALLACK5 THEATGR--THs SysY.
NIBLOS SARDE',-Ravsls-kDXA, or TGy ADvsSTrRk'
FAS AEEosAUr-btAsco, On rak EsosAsrsD SWORD
NINA AND 7BE BkowSs.
OLYMPIC TnEATkk--TuE STREETS OF Nxw YORK
WINTER GaRDEN-OuR AMERICAN CorNs.
BROADWAY TnFATRH-"sIa.'
BAENUMs Acknowledgements: Vicronlyg on FL
sLyrP On IT-Evruinv: MAzTPPA. On THE WILD I0RsH
OF TARrARr-lRsH soSGs ASD SIoEIgi-W. q. HAIR
kIsos, EIrgXPoA ANGUS SINGER.
JOX'S OLD BOWERY THfhTER-ilyE Boz LyR-
RAoUL or tn. MAGIC s1AK.
DODWOATII HALL-BIIyD Boz 1os
TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Osx C,acrs-PAsro-
MINK o. THn FoCR LovKns.
BRYANT 3 MINSTRELS-iy "a MIsKRABLys-OuB AYrr.
CAV PoixA-ScABND (oSTRABAsD-NgcroS Isg ~
LtCK-DYAY ~ A Hoas-W NAEiS0 or IHk GREEN--
STRgETs or NEw-YosI.
WOODS MINSrRELS-THx MASAepxs TRIUMPH Oh THE
LACK DAILgIs DEFEAT. ia ok SesIss.
FINE ART GALLERY-FxmBiTTos- RyprBLtc AZ
Counr; OR. LiDr WAssiSGrosis RgcsPTIoS DAY.
observation-disclosures OF GRAND AND CHossr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
The Nsw.Yorl Semi. Weekly Tribune,
Rnadv lie mnrning. confains:

Ready this morning, contains:
News suMaARYNii,try. Naval. the Gnlf Ststss; News
nom Wsslngion Virgins tie southern Atlantic State, Ken
tucky aud Tennessee Nowi ok, New ENGLAND 'he Western
sts,rs the Pacific S.spe; Pocs Domestic Miscellany and
Tnr TKr.L %, VIM Conclusion # the Trial,
Tns CoSt cDE.AT4 rA!s Dksr,lnporart Dispatch FROM
"a co.,yr.,rIoy WIN Par,rpyyr Joussos-R!. Policy
on g,con.lruciion: Views on Negro Suirsgn.
AxrRIcAs Institute tArs-is tosci TIE Premium List.
STATISTICS CRIME AND Di'AsrNr.Halfa Year, Record
Tie (r val of Crime" in Figures Murders in The Ara
sis VlrrS. Rs.say Murder; SIXTY rive Ra road Acc
dei. in No th. and Twcnty'evet n septsrbeI B@ss
Ro5herr and Dcaesons Disaster 81 Fire sad Flood The
ORR sunorgAs CoxtxsroSpnScR Letters from London,
suoS s aaxsoA vl.i. TO H.vYori sho. Tower How
I, Is Mtde Description of the h.chineFy; showsT Hath Of
Mo.len Lead; Great Activity OF the bushes" Moe Shot
now NJ de tisn bc.ors the War
GuAvrs or [ MON PRlsosEKs AT AsDxHsossnLE-Repoh
North CAROLINA "CHrvALnY'-An Arnn.rs Correspond
MlrIx. Dr.A'rnH-wrech Of tie Atlanta Ns''!y fia'
-. :, Loss
Tss Fis1 Asr.-Mr Huntins'on'' Republican Court"
t,n,rUAnTus-Chxrles W. Cunrninss; Lieot Col wm. =.
mo f'csrrnal-OHeisl Msjor,s, in Penn.yiv,nin
VIVA AND DAUeHTExs-An Every Day Story. By Mrs.
Oa,t.lL Chapter ~. Mrs Gibbons Seighbon.
NoRrH STATE coSvEsrIox-Snmmary Of t' Pro.
credIgs nom ne hish' 10 'e 'oe"n my Nv u" 9pc'
FEoa rue MISSOURI TO THE PAcruct Seventeenth Let.
srt Impression. Of Yosene Valley; Yosemite
Fa, Uebrst in the World; Night Under The Cataract
Bridal Val Fall Mirror Lake Vemal Fall; Round Rainbow
Curiou. Phenomenon Nevada FI Impressions Lett by
the Several Cstzrsc randest Scenery the OloOe Leav
Ing Yo.emiie-Fiua View from Inspiration Point
FsoH TEsSrssgE-special Correspondence; The Legisa
ture About the Tabng of the Resoutons What the Le:
lsture VIII Do; The General sitoatcn Pleasing Contrast
son blatant Among the Clergy; The New Constitution A'a
ton Legal farce Buswhackers Visiting the Courts
Extending Railroad to Iowa Broad Gauge or Narrow
Gsngs Commercial and Political Matters; Influx Of New
Poputstion &C., &c.
1kxIoo-Lettsr nom the City Of Mexico-I Increase Of
Guerlas Ia Mexico, Their Organization and Mode Of Deal
iss, The Way IN which They Trest Their Enemies !;
yausross EIp.dson Cruelty Of Guas; Assassinstion Of
Mr. Castillo; Torture of Boniaoo Soto Intelligence Guer'
rslss Have n the Country Guerrss Produce Of MeIicsn
ccis Organization They are Produced by Wsr OF Castles
DsArss o. soLDIERs IN rss NawYO hosPIrAH.
EpJTORiAh
VARIOUS ITEMS
MtsCkLLAHR0us ITEMS
L9gaSAky Iran.
LAsssf Donnsvlo AID FessIsH MAaxsvA
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Now TUE blow"

Our Pump has just taken tho First Prenium at tic
American L siitate Fair. for tho Gird time
1t always takes tia First Premium whenever e1-
hbied.
We can show hundreds Of such letters OF cornmenda'
top rs the above.
The best engineers and mechsrics-au who know II
recommend II Is the best.
AL the railroads about here and many Others. pre-
fer H.
There is no other pump made which gives 30 uni
versel satisfaction TO purchasers whether for wells
deep or shallow mines. railroads steamboais. &c
= inquiry sill s.,isly any one.
As au outdoor well pump. II IL perfectly sccufo
against freezing. It's loss liable ~ get out Of orde,
aud mere caenpy aud easily repaired than any others
Sold with Pipes, Hose. &c. by
j. d. Wlsr Is Co., No. 40 COrtiandt-st. y. Y.
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MALARIA EVERYWHERE.

Rarely has there been fruitful this OF uiaa.
rous d'-ase& Not only tbs paires and in the vaey'
OF The Wes not merely in oil the old hauus of Fever and
Asus and Bilious Remttent Fever havo these prossing
diseases been unusually vren but they have extended to
towns and cities before infested with .hem and bsve
ascend-d the mountains and attacked thousands Of
pie supposed TO have been placed by The Laws OF Nature
above their reach Hence compelled to admit that
fas cement pervades the Universal Air this seasoD and
shou at once resort to tho only approved preventive Of s
consequences,
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs,
tonic 20 potent, aneseptic perfect Alternative 20
irresistible aud strnuant pare, that enables the huasn
system to resist aud battle al the pre-dposins causes Of
disease With the confidence that clothed in incombnsit.
bic garments might move among tzins buildings the uin who
hm.e against malaria with hi, pow rll DEPEFsvs
MEDICINE may walk feverscourged district fearless OF its
atmosphere The nternttens aud rem us
present general in all paris of the country may 10 but
The forerunners Of drsder scourge its way xss'
ward from tho Ear East Prepare the system with
HOsTETTERs BITrERs,
for successful battle with the inephrc Of
EPIDKxrc,. BE wise in time. Sold everywhere. NswYork
Ohce No. SO Cedaral
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COMMERCIAL srTERsThe Lstes, Stock end Gold Quota
tons
MARRIAGES AND DxATHI
ADvsRTsEHRNrs.
TUR SPNI WppVrv rrptuuvp cantaina ALL


MARRIAGES AND DxATHa
ADvsRTisEHRNrs.
TnB SRMI.WBEKLY TRIBUNE, contains oil
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| ANDlFWc-On enrI.v De, =, alter Butler youngest
nd n of, OF Ss .m .fS ,,p. In
vt.j sttcnd the un-fs from Ito iinoe OF his parents,
No ia "e't1~eity -eisIth.' on Tuesday !'th i's at
O'clock ?. m.
BsKEwELL-On Monday. Oct. 70 Edgar Milton Batewen,
| ~ the I'D wear Of ris
this day AL u, Nc. 10 mourPAce West Forty second
BROWNE On Sunday --rnin- Oct, a. sner short Illness
Nr May Brown. Ia the 8slh year Of hr9 age.
Her relative. aud crd,, aud those oihrr g. C. Brown,
srs respectfully insitt! 10 attend hc innera on .dhe.
~ 81. r mp b.tw,,n Is,is.,on and
Third avrs
BARRETr-n the city Of London s.dsy Oct }, Col.
N,'hsn Sane Of Staten Island.
The funeral services VIII be held Wednesday. 2sth inst
~ o'clock p ~ IN Trinity Ch,pei f,ciSyviIr' satrn
fully invited to attend without further notice.
The q. snbo.t Pomona wsave fsf No 49, North River a.
EE,op.
CUMMSGs-In obi. city on Sunday Oct, ~, 1865. Charlie.
W. q Moses and Julis A. Cumming. aged - year'
~ onih, and II Gays.
The friend. and relative. invited TO attend The funeral
from the Christian Church in Ivirsion. N J., a2 M Of
Wednesday.
CRAFT-At Glen Cove. on Monday, Oct. g. Simon Crsn in
Rsii,ss and friend. az Invited TO ,end his farefs from
The frends Mrytins HOUSE l,bnecoes on "Wednesday,
23,h inst, al O'Clock 2. M.
COLE-at Dona,isun,ile La, Thusily. Oct 5. 1855
III X. Cole ofraIme Pa,nsni Co.. n. s., Acting A"'ant
sorseon in the United States rDy. aged ~ years,
Iii. remains will be brought to Carmel for in;srn'enl
~ 49,, wv
% nan, viii be ,,.n % Sin, sipr on Tuesday morning
Tor n,erm,ni IN. funeral sersires viii ta.r Place
residence o. stephen Coyrr Sing Sing on Tuesday a'er
moon at oelocx
pJNEY-On Sunday, Dc. ~ George w. Dizzy OF the
ist, den Geo Dissy
Tho relatives aud herd, ofth- famy respectfully invited
10 send the funeral iEou tr reenceo Of ME metho' No
~ Bspk-,t., on Tuesday zsth inst, All O'CLOCK p m
DIKgMaN-On Moud,y, Oct 70, Joseph b. pieman in
the aoh year Of III. ase.
The rs,s,s and enda and members Of the Loca reach
e Association 81. respectfully invited ~ attend ~. M
ters the Washington square NJ. T.. Church on We'd
resdny 2'ih ir's' at u o'clock p M
LYmAN--At Lafayette, Onond.rs Co. NJ ", on Saturday
sept 10, at clock D. H. and on Sinday sept ~ al