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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

sons The streets are narrow and dirty, and
the housss on either sde nss and h G In me nsA
tenanted by the poorer class o. inhabtants The
town 10 On the light bank Of the river. which ,snneS
A. severel points by large and graceful Tses
SaiIauSs IL this portion q the city dsss Inc s
recent construction, immense 10 s and n handsome
1S s s s,s s.s !: hotel. i tho
ren Some Of the hp. uss On the treat eouara vhnra
= situated ne J'a,z Pubic have aps axsedss bepeaih
soa;SSard, called Pes..nads des :. Ancia;s extending
from the Jardin iuDlc up the s6a shore moro than
mile, ap'. lined with palms and other tropical trees,
Nee Tho large, hotels and beaut III villas have
been built upon this bread avenue, facing the hedi!er
expanse Of water The hotels are Of better class than
usually found In European watering places but tho
Arc Nee are en-
sve villas built by tho crowned heads and nobemen OF
Europe. the Empress Of Rassia has most delightful
the town. where she spends the winter. Tho
Empress Eugene has also handsome villa where she
spends considerable time
The climate of Nice Is regarded by Its admirers
during the winter months is somewhat lower than
il is said rarely to fall below the freezag
point But the place 10 subjected like nearly
eSSiy sSar that from the
snowy sides Of the Pyenees and sweep with tremendous
violence across the coest This makes II exceedingly
trying for invads suffering under pulmonary affections;
but they not OF frequent occurrence or very long
Duration the hybernators take to their rooms and, In
emerging from their retreats again. Ordinarily, how
ever climate ia most delicious The air s clear and
bracng the unclouded and the rays Of the
fervid and genial There many ADJUSTMENTS TO BIO
found in the place, Of good class and tocraby cheap
the place Is yearly drawing more and moro visitors
from all parts OF Europe who enjoy the climate not less
than tho little vanites Of this world The American
English and Russian element is very strong and society
generally Is of the best order The winter is
ceedingy gay festive, and the coming promises
to be elegant and gay than any preceding one
large number Of Americans TO spend the winter there
and II not impossible that portion of the squadron
wntering in this port may be well represented by ts
officers at all festive gatherings.
The new Consul Of the United States, Judge Adds Of
Vermont has recently arrived at Nice, and has begun
the discharge Of the duties Of his Office He met with
sad in the loss Of Of his daugh who
died Folkestone. England, his journey here from
consumption.
The Froc leaves here to. morrow for down the
Italian far LcgnorD TO examine the ports OF
Genoa Sayona pcza and the former place. reference
to their being selected for winter quarters for the squad
ron
The Colorado will probably arrive here in ten days
weeks, from Lisbon and by that time all the squad
in European waters will be In the Mederrane-
an The store ships In0 and Guard, viii proceed TO
Speza, probably, for the winter.
Genoa to be the headquarters for the mails Of the
nurdr
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Died,

Died.
HASNA--0n Thursday, December 81, Of measles, MANY
LEoScRA, daughter OF John and Anna Hanna, aged
years, montha and days.
The funeral win take place from the residence Of hey
PARENTS 306 Sacket street, Brooklyn Sunday after
noon, at twn O'Clock.
[For Other Deaths See Third Pdos]
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m conq,ering The generals without talent and armies
without scpline OF Juasez-because We believed that
h. barren honor would only % achieved Us - Sa
government in that country. BIZ ~ y qssstssr q
ssssnu nsmg TIE FFencA goraSmeG 10 UitAdrdp We are
ssve e FencA govonmem .ci moi tsmpoyise in neir re-
ply However do not believe thss President JONI
Bon has been 60 nLsdUsed ~ TO make 10 Insulting as
mand
The fln oouyse for Amecs . 10 ysspst or sAscepoa s.
Ges 10 leave the fime the OPP yunsfy and ne means o.
havine accomplished oir task 10 the end and Of saving te
elements Of order and security n hal VsGERy country ms
prstsesorate u which hos already cost US % dear.
The Ytnsbides Waiting for Masimilian's
Shoes.
Paris tDec: y Correspondence London Ncws,l
member Of the Iturbide family, who IL must be adj
mitcd has good excuse for supposing the public to be
interested in the history Of his forgotten nane writes
follows 70 the editor OF the Erenemc'a'--
read In your journal Of December article
srnHs Ss as% g the na
the liberty Of sending yoa eorec. particular The emperor
ny ne se %S as
son. who 10 now his studies a. the ST. Babe Col
n % e po n asa ss
son Is the who esgs you 70 accept The assurance Of his
a,s T.. E;sasasF y s5 p YTHsaaDs
Unless mistake the object Of this letter It Is to infer
the opinion that suy member of the Iurbde family is
wanted To be future Emperor OF Mexico the writer 10
AVAILABLE person than the St Barbe student who
is supposed have been adopted by the Emperor Maxi
milan. apprehend however, that the question has
but nnesmaf interest TO the family, well the
public, because 1t becomes every day more and more
evident that Macmillan, so far from having empire
10 give away is thinking how he lay down his own
title with little loss loss OF dignity than Sancho Panza
when he ceased to reign In Ba,stara There rumors
in Paris to-day that he lately made an attempt to
escape but was induced to reconsider his project
by his very powerful protector This tory untrue, is
only premasre 1t quite true that the attempt Of Ma
poleon Ill appoint Emperor Of Mexico failure
and whatever delay there may BIO in making that failure
patent to the whole world must be attributed to the
praseworthy desire OF those who OF the result
TO make The coming down Of defeated ambition easy and
therefore az litte mischierops possible r.,
The Charge dAaires of the Mexican legation in Paris
attendant the of NJ Hdaigo, who, between dur
selves, will back, Is not has been given
out his first secretary, NJ Estrada That gentleman also
Is tired Of puppet mission. NJ Rus, the Mexican con-
sui at Bordeaux has been sent for to Paris, and at
this moment the representative Of Maximans waning
majesty at the court Of The Tueres This is another
phase Of the dieting down casy process which going
on.
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~ on LiAts, 10 s Mediterranean Spaassa Coast Seene
ry-T2e Sisyy~ Nsvadas-rn Thermal lvossen, NJ
FSasce--A.srs sssS Vice vpe,tgrchs anS Ne Sows
vy-AmSsoSsss IN Miss--SaSddo~ korsmees &c., de-
The United staSss stesmev Frolc. Lier,snsnt Commau.
der John Upshus, arrived p this port on Sunday the
cstb from Lisbon, which pS she isfs % the soi sbs
had very pleasant passage Of ave days, With das
cholera 10 Gibraltar and the spssish pesf q csd,, Bar.
; is:S Y s s.;''s :; y sE !. =;
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POTA6ES.
Pri1toniey l. Royale. Bisque a Ecrey isses.
HOss.D'EUyRE.
BoCcbes 4 la Refine.
RELIEVES.
rprto- TrIi'ss ssimonses, sauces Ho,lAndass 81
u-nsyoise.
Fie,s DE Boeuf n Ia GODDARD.
ENTEfES
ronls rides trufe.s \ Ia Peri.ord.
Pts dc ye.n Is prlntanlcre
soRbEfS Az RHUN.
ssssns AArnis de PeiAresuI.
P5,cs de foes srBs dt SrssbouIg
Diu5cs. Ssi..iss.
s1SIPFAETs.
.~aA.fiuots vert. "a II Nailre-dHotel.
Crortes su1 Pcches d Ia waffle
>cugai historic. Bsbs glarf au Eflseh.
GLACES
v.rfst Moks.
DESSERT.
Acsra Chateau Palmer, lSc.
bOrdc de table -Eoinsy -Saptenot, lS6A
hs,i sautrfne. lss. Champagne frApps
-. rf
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sSsss4us a. ,so, os asyss sssls iss
hsri santcfnc. ISIS Champagne frapps
~sss1se
Tho tilaer cccup two hours aud at O'CLOCK tue
President W Jay called the assemolsge order, and
sffer thsnk had been returned by Rev DR. Caneld OF
Massachusetts, he nsd. siew appropriate remarks and
gave tho r regular toast Of the svsaing'The presl.
Dent OF the Uned saesn This was received with three
hearty and prolonged cheers the ladies rising and
ing their ha1ikerchcfs enthusiastically. The bands
struck up 'Bsl Columbia which was sso greeted with
loud Spplauss Mr.. III then gave the second regular
toast--"His Nstesty the Emperor Of the French AZ
response h been made 70 the toast " he President
N WIS intended that should lie made 70 this but
Ina, Il should be received with cheers.
Tho assembly was about giving them when 40 excited
American leapes- from his seat and, Jumping into The
middle o. ne aiae cried out, enc American can drink
tbs. while sirgle French soldier remairs iiox
SEQ The guests generally, however seemed 10 corsder
that under an the circumstances demons ION "
81 feeling out ~ pace and 90 drank 'rd Chsercd
very set,iv nor heartily The mnsc 20 this ,out was
The sex, loasf was 'srhe Memory of Washington
drank Standing and In silence music, Dead March,
The next was eTbe Memory o. Abraham Lincoln of
course received IN the same banner The next toast
was The Diplomatic and Consular Representative q
Doodle
Pienipotentary At this court having been called upon
ny the President 70 respond 10 this toast rose and sd
s.A LAAkNAf--lt idNOrlte nlOtiO Oh fDe btifSe
with which you have been pleased 10 associate my Dame
that speech s silver but silence IL gold in allowing my
self 20 be betrayed by you into the exhbon Of sppa
rent preference ier thebaser metal, presume shall
convict myseh y being OF American than Of
diplomatsst. j have the faith 10 believe look
around me, Chat could not take my sins to more In
auleent confessional. Applause Ny arsi offence
against the golden rur n silence mus, be 20 thank YOU
Y an1 the committee FOX The faithful manner in which
yeu BY yov words and ,hsy By their deeds have inter
Eseied Rs eradication We all feel ia andlng
Festivals has survived the cad ana trying vicis-
tudes Of the past four years and s aty honorcd In
Ghis distant land; that are permitted TO as
sembls once mofs united people At the summons Of
our constitutional President 70 testify our gratitude
for the countless blengs Of which, both nation and
- Individuals we have been the receivers tCheers)
venture 70 ssspre you, CIR that there are none whose
hearts swell With deeper emotion q this spectacle than
soss whose pubic or private sIlsd ,hsm from
eok presidsnt my friends has seen o. 70 associate my
|ne with the diplomatic representation Of the United
kalss: ed though know you all take The deepest pos
~ iptll n Whatever Affects the dignity or honor Of
ur esspj1, I am sue none Of yop ril sspect ws 70
ljsnpS % entertain yCa with Feyelspp1 q lpSculfsion1
m II iGn1a l1iSlaaS yAesss 49, tessses NM :
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France Desfrea = OF Getting Out OF Mesi.
:S IA 4 rom the Paris Prese Dec 81
"a ys,s - To.. $sx <grested tho expedition 70
vSrisc SSseus. - Sas{ An 20 would ba little alcyy
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SCU W OF an opsn face gold watch, Nh M nis,Nv
W.. a n.xsiSS n p l s.; ~ ~ N! y
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28
-----~e - en--------
Proposed Ship Canal from the Lakes to
the Mississippi.

from the Peoria till.l Democrat, NOV. ~
The Davenport folks are opening the cam
pagn for the proposed ship canal between the
lakes and the Mississippi River. The State has
appropriated 81 900 towards survey of the
route from Rock Island to La Sale. and at a
meeting held in Davenport a short time ago, a
committee was appointed to solicit subscrp-
lions enough more to insure the prosecution OF
the survey The people there are incorrect
about this matter, and if money and energy
will direct the canal from its natural channel
across the high praries between La Sale and
Rock River. it will be done.
The construction of the ship-canal is only a
question of time. That it will at some period
be built, 10 one doubts A bill for its con-
struction may pass the next session Of Congress,
or it may be deferred for years. The interests
of the river towns demand that they take such
action as may be necessary to secure it by the
legitimate and most possible route, the Illinois
River, whenever it is constructed. They
should not allow themselves to be deceived by
the belief that it is impossible they should go
anywhere else. Stranger things have been &C.
complished than that law should be passed
by Congress locating it by the. Rock River
route. 1t is very true that by that route the
expense would be greatly increased, and the
availability of the work much lessened. Bat
these may not prevent Congress from adopting
that course.
4He tOWllS GU lLe river, anu LnOSe interested,
should take measures to secure q concert of
action in the matter, and throw their influence
in the most cfectual manner. We know of no
better way to do this than by getting up d pub
lie meeting at some central point, and consum-
mate an organization that can be made efrectual
TO secure their natural rights in the case All
d the river towns below La Sale would undoubt-
edly be represented. We suggest that such
. convention be held. ard that Peoria be the
MI q mn 40
ble.. VIII our friends up and down the river
let us hear from them? -
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28
NR. EASTERLY'S AMERICAN LINZ
~ . -.... MENT

viii Cure Bruises, Sprains Cuts, Wounds, rheumatism
Contracted Tendons, Swelled Joints Pain or Weak
System. - st'
This is the best Linnent offered the public Its
volatile, penetrating and healing propegti difuse
selves 10 the very bones, and the sufferer
lief.
1t IL the most enicacious Linement ever invented
FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS
1t will cure Strains, Cuts, Bruises Chafes Calls
Scratches, SPAWN, Rngbone any Wound OF Bone
Muscle
Such powerful curative properties combined in
DIR. EAsTERLY'S AMERICAN LINIMENT
That it speedily cures the WORST WOUNDS both on
MAN and BEAST, after all other linnents remedies
fail.
e&-Price IS cents per bottle.
sxF- Sold at DIR. L. EASTERLY'S Family Medicine
Store, of Third and Chestnut streets St Lous
and ~ Madison street, Chicago Ills
DIR. EasterIy's Medicines are sold at
Wholesale in this city by
oct27-ly DIR. j. Ii. AUMPklREYS & CO..
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28
A WORD TO TUE AFFLICTED

BY going to regular physician with your case, you
peril your PRIVATE REPUTATION. By going to an
gnora ''private practitioner" you peril YOUR
HEALTH FOR LIFE. Avoid both, and use
=. DR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.
With this medicine you yourself for tenth
the money that physicians charge. without change diet
hindrance from business and thus prevent all chance
of exposure and ruin.
DR. BAKERS INJECTION
N. BIN of Gonorrhea, elect and Seminal Weak
nesses Dr. Bakers Injection will be found valuable
sstant to the Specific subdung the Inflammation and
checking the discharge and should used conjunction
with 1t until perfect is effected When both
used, they never fail to CURE the LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE CASES of Private Diseases.
treatise on Sexual Diseases, called the &c Sci
Instructor" accompanies each bottle of the Specific.
Price: Dr. Bakers Specific, 81 SO per bottle
Price DR.. Bakers Injection, 81 W per bottle.
Price Male Injecting Syringe, 30 cents; Female Injec-
ting Syringe. so cents
Sent by express all parts of the country receipt
Of the money and twenty five cents additional pay
packingbox and shipping.
Sold at DR.. E. EASTEkLY CO.'5 Family Medicine
Store, of Third and Chestnut St. Louis and No
SO Madison street, Chicago. oct27d1y
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

PRICES OPS COTTON ooDs.--Buyers-and
who are not of cotton goods will read with
interest the opinion Of the New York Econo-
mist, which is:
The fact Of the matter is, prices cf al cot
tons and most woolens have been too high this
season, bnt we cannot hold manufacturers or
their agents to account for this as many styles
opened comparatively low, until an active de-
maRd and great scarcity of goods carried
prices to unbounded limits, contrary to our
wishes This completely checked consunp-
non, as we predicted, aud we are now forced
to suffer the consequences. We must there
fore go back TO u.e normal condition of things
to rates sufficiently low to inspire the trade
with confidence that prices have touched bot
tom, and until we do this, business will remain
sluggish even though the whole country needed
goods. Recently we have been approaching
this state of things, very fast, and already
prices OF some styles have fallen to figures suf.
ticlently tempting to invite custom, even in No
vember, which always, till last year, was
known to be a dull month"
The Economist earnestly advises manufactu-
rers ''lo close out stock at the best prices OBJ
tainable,n 50 as to begin the season with
"prices sufficiently low to out-live compet-
uon" .... ....
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

CAIRO IRON WORKS,
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
Ohio Eevee, Cairo, HI.
REED e M AM
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Blacksrniths .-
And General Machinists,
t MANUFACTURERS OF
Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines esssd Rollers.
PROPELLER WHEELS.
/ SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY.
! TOBACCO. LARD AND HEMP SCREWS.
| IMPROVED SUGAR MILLS.
We are prepared to furnish a: manufaeturers prices
YOung's Pat. Smut Mills.
| Gardeners Pat. Governor.
Downs Celebrated Suction and Force
Marsh's Pat. syphon Pumps.
Cast.steel Muley and Circular Saws.
Portable Grist Mills and Genuine Dutch
! Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths.
Particular attention paid to repairing Saw and Girls
Mill Machinery Engines, &c Mills and Engines furni she
complete, and set in the country by competent Ma
chinists if required.
We would call especial attention to our large stock
GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS.
| BAR, SHEET, BOILER AND PLATING IRON.
GUM HEMP AND
COTTON PACKING.
Steamboat kinds will receive prompt atten
ton, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Constantly hand sale at St. Louis prices:
LINERS linz. VIII WHEE1, sTrRRUps.
| FLANGE AND CIRCLE BOLTS, &c.
| BRASS AND METAL PACKING.
IRON AND BRASS GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES.
GAUGE, CYLINDER AND PUMP COCKS.
STEAM GAUGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
| STEAM WHISTLES.
| BABBIT METAL.
Cast Iron Fronts for Building.
CoLUMNs WINDOW GAPS, STILLS AND DOC
| PLATES,
Furnished at short notice and at reasonable prices
On hand and for sale at reduced prices,
Twenty Horse power Engine, ant
complete.
Sixty Horse power Engines, com
piete.
! 1 Eighteen " I"
Portable Engine and Boiler, I'm run
! IL e Order. ap12-d&wtf
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28
TURE YOURSELF.
ssEs. KsAHAsIsg'S SPECIFIC.

This Medicine will Cure Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Seminal Weakness or Sperma-
torrhea, Chordee, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, and all Diseases of the Sexual
Organs caused by Contagion or Weakness OF
either Sex, Males or Females.
Ims eIegant popular AMI nla!ilp!e preparation, so
celebrated in all large cities for the of Private
Diseases Is offered to the afflicted and WARRANTED
CURE all diseases of the Genital Organs of either
male or female, i'll few days.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
the only and reliable remedy for the Sper
matorrhea, generally termed Seminal eakness, caused
by Sef-Abuse, excessive indulgence which is
earfuly prevalent in ali parts OF the country. Reader
have you
PRIVATE DISEASE,
Or any disease of the Kidneys Bladder Sexual
that celebrated and nfaliibe remedy,
..a,r7 DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC,
Which has cured thousands upon thousands and saved
them the hands of merciless quaoks, if from
premature grave.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
Is great healing purifying and self curing remedy
quiring medical aid or advice plain directions for
accompany each bottle of the medicine 1t is
agreeable the TASTE and perfectly harmless to the
sitution Will eectualy the most viruent
Of private disease, and restore the system to perfect
state Of health and purity.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28
STOP THAT COUGH. ~
. DIR. CARRIERS
@ O u G. HI IL A l. = A NJ

Will Cure Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Consump
ton, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood Pain in
the Side aud Breast, Whooping Cough
Group, and all Diseases of the Throat Chest
and Lungs.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28

The mos perfect pleasant and ecacious remedy ever
discovered for all diseases OF the Threat Chest and
Lungs, is : ~
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM
Header, have you COUGH, COLD, or any disease Of
the Throat and Lungs? Do not neglect it. DELAY is
dangerous Procure at the celebrated and infal
BILE remedy,
DR. !, CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM,
Which Immediately STOPS THE COUGH, and cures the
WORST COUGHS and COLDS in a few DAYS Til
BALsAM is the most perfect soothing healing and afal
ibk remedy known to the civilized world for
of the Lungs . ....s .a... ..
\. B. SIX fo- DR.. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM, and
take nothing else. . ...... .r...
Price 70 cents fortrial bottle large bottles 81 20 per
bottle.
Sold at DR.. f. EASTERLY CO.'S Family Medicine
store, corner OF Third and Chestnut streets, ST. Louis
and al ~ Madison Sweet CL!caGO, his. cct27ni "
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-28
One Bond.

Circulars forwarded and subser1ntons received Inv
JOHN W. CORLIES CO. and
j. y Tlftf, Financial Agent Of the Republic
Of Mexico, ~ Broadway, N Y
g5~ subscriptions alsoreceved by Banks and Bankers
generaS 1ar"nghont me nited States. nOv2dSw
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02
a HIsH TEMPERED DUCHESS

: Old Marlborough, she was 10 Horace
Wslpeles time. Oae of her principal
charms, be tells Us, was her fine, fair hair
These fair showerng golden locks were
themselves doomed TO be sacrificed to the
passionate temper Of their mistress for
ooe day at her toilette, 10 anger 10 her
husband, she cut of all those commanding
tresses, snd flung them ct bis face. This
curious outburst OF copjugsl malice was
pracliced in later years BY q celebrated
beauty, whose husband, like The great duke,
look pride 10 his wifs's hair. She cut il of
10 anger, Cd purpose TO vex him. snd was
siuog 10 ibe hesri,. at bis death, 10 fad the
fading relics Of that beauty. which with
woman 10 power. carefully cherished in bis
nOsSpriyale aud scored deposition yaisAM
The temper Of ibis eelebfaied duchess
was that of an unmitigated vixen --pa ssion
ate. violent and tnaleons, She feared ber
soperiors,9 aud trappled her interiors and
her, children, under her feet. With her
eIdes, daughtsr. (who succeeded her, by act
Of Parliament, as Duchess OF riborougb,
ste was at open war. IS With her youngest,
he ~ Deshess Of Montague, she sgreed no
Y j wonder. said the Duke, her husband,
with less knowledge OF human nature than
the art OF war. That you two cannot agree;
You are 90 much alike. ~ .4ian sis1'o ,a
Lady Bs,emap. daughter Of the Ouch
ess. persuaded ber brother to marry o
handsome yoang lady, who nnluckiIy was
the daughter Of Lord Trevor, who had been
. bitter encmy Of bis grsndiather, the vic.
,orions duke. The 6rsndams rage exceed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

.eDi OK Bookseller, Stationsr and News
ss as s.lsr In Sheet Music, Toys. and General
ysese2 Sese@D hsis st4est. shtabuls, Ohio. 20
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

Hugh Peters, 40 English preacher ,oftho
seventeenth century. qeft ss's'legscy 10 his
dsugbterdinzthe year 1900 some ralss %
living which other persons y ould reap aha
benefit Of IL they would eoaforp 10 bic ssxsek
lent standard.
FEET tby thuashtsDbs disioe. swfal todIy;
thytslk littiee honest treej thy works pro6
table, holy eharitsble; thy nanners gFavsp
eoarteonss schseffpl; thyD diet teppsretes.
copyeispt, ffpgali sthy apparel sQbeF, ,peef,.
comely thy viii con6dept obsdie9ts tssdyi 4
toy sleep moderate, Jqntss sSss66p pble "
pray yers' short, .devosis osten, fefvsst; ~
fscfestion lawtal, tssf. ssldon I ~ 49,
ory, Of DEATH psDishssas. s'esys t's.'h z
edl div h'ss~ds bsAsha sls ksas.61 .sflk
al uesiTs Of j BE- .sssosn. ~ 10 sshass.
isH,7s'l