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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
VESIsES Il AND DNEyyspAPERS

glass ut whisky, says an exchange, ID
manufactured from perhaps dozsn grains
OF corn, the vslee Of which is too small ID
be estimated. pint OF this mixture sells
at retail for one shilling, and ia geod brand
Is considered oy its customers well worth tho
money. 1t is drank of in minute or two
it fires the brain, rouses tho passion, shsr.
pens the appetite, aud dernpges and wcakens
Tho ply sical System. Ii is gone, and swol-
len eyeg and parcbed lips, aud aching heed
are lis followers On tho same sidcbosrd
upon Which this N SERVED Hes 4 nsasuuasx,
The now, white paper Of which costs about
two cents. 81
This is covered with hundred thousand
types; it brings intelligence from the four
quarters OF the globe; il has in its carly
printed columns all that is strasgs or new st
home; it tells you the state Of the market;
gives accounts Of the war, the execution Of
the last murder, tho last steamboat explosion
or disaster, articles on philosophy, govern
mcnt, religion, &c., and for all this. tn,
newspaper costs less than tho glass Of Rrog,
the juice OF . few grains Of corn.
3 II is no less strange than true thai there
are largo portion Of the community who
think the corn juice cheap and tho newspa.
per dear, and the printer has hard work to
colec. his dimes when the liquor dealers ar.
paid cheeriully. How is this? ls the BODY
a better paynastsr than the head-ars things
OF the moinen, more priced than things OF
the futnrey Il tho transient tickling OF tho
stomach OF more consequence than tho i'm.
provement Of the mind and the Information
that is essential TO a rational being? III this
had its real value, would rot newspaper bo
worth many pints Of whisky p BritisA
Standard.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

IN WINTER.
DY BAYARp TAYr OR.


The valley stream Is frozen,
The hills are cold and bare,
And the wild, white bees of Winter,
Swarm in the dsrkened air.
l look on the naked forest,
Was 1t ever green in JuneY
Did IL burn with gold and crimson
In the dim autumnal noon'
l look on the barren meadow
Was u ever heaprd with hay9
Did II hide the grassy cottage
Where the sxylark's children ,aye
/ look on the desolate garden
Is il true the rose was there?
And the woodbine's muSky blossoms,
And the hyacinth's purple hair?
l look on the heart and marvel
IL love were ever its owp,---
II the spring Of promise Frightened,
And the summer Of passion shown.
Is the stem Of bliss but withered,
And ths root survives the bIastY
Are the seeds Of the Future sleeping
Under the leaves of the past2
All, yes! for thousand kprils
The frozen germs shall grow,
And the dews Of n thousand summers
Wait in the womb of TIE Snow
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
ssHs. ID. =. sPEsECHAEss.

HAS LOCATED IN CEDAR FALLS, AND RE-
specfuly tenders his professional services in all
the branches of medical science to the citizens of the
town and vicinity lie practices the Eclectic Reform
ed System of Medicine Residence First Street,
OF the Race Bridge. 4S-f
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

A droH story is related oi an honest old
man who, 10 attempting to drive home hnll.
got Suddenly hoistcd over ferce. Recoy.
erng himself, be SAN The animal on the 9th.
er side OF the rails, saving the air with his
had and neck. and paving the ground
Tbs good Old man looked steadily at him a
moment and exclaimed b" Bsst your apollo.
GIGS, you needn't stand there you tsrnal
crittcr, bowin', and scrspin'--you did i. =
purpose, t'as' your cariy picture y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

THE celcbts'cd speech Of Sir Boyle Roche:
Mr.. Speaker, smell rat; 7 SEE him Hoa..
ing in the air; but mark me. I shalt ye, nip
him in the bud" was evidently model up
on which q writer in Kansas framed, the 9th.
cr day, some remsrks upon the recent clec
ton. The Leayenrorth Consergatirs SAYS
that, by the resnit Of that election. "the fall
Of corruption has been dspclsd, and the
wheels Of the State Government will no long.
er be tramsneled by sharks that have besot
the public prosperity like locusts."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03


BE TfAKsUL-A learned man SAYS Of him.
sell: "in no trial. however great il may have
been, did ever fret so much, a. at q certain
time when was obliged to 10 bare-footed
because had not money eLouah to buy
shoes for myself. Sadly / went into Z tenn
pie and there INST a man who had no feet
As beheld him, was gladly conten,sd
with my bare feet, and felt thankful in nv
heart to God that could walk, although I
bad to 60 shoeless. This unfortunate crip.
Pile would have willingly gone barcioeted. f
he only had feet"
have often met children who had every.
thingthcy needed or could rightly desi1s.
but sill were not satisfied, and continuslly
complained. Now, dear children, whenever
you have everything you need, srd are st;ll
tempted to complain, just think Of how msny
children there are in your town or neiRhbos.
hood who are not enly deprived Of nsny
comforts you enjoy, but who also rs,,st suE
fer from want Of food or proper esosbinr.
and am sure yoD will Be great deal hap.
pier than If you had everything yeur heart
could desire, without knowing how 10 An.
preciate it, Iaator's Relpey.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03
CADY IL BOWMAN,

4 TTORNEIS AND CoUNsELLORS AT LAW
"A ... WATERLOO, Iowa.
Office in Judge Iubbard's building two doors south OF
the Provost Marshsi's Office, Commercial Street.
Prompt attention given to Paying Taxes, Examng IT,
ties, and Making Collections, &c. 5:42H
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

Wtrn1k the past eight months upward Of
four hundred papers have /" died |" IN conss.
anenos OF the exorsnsnt price Of printing
paper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-03

genius in Connecticut advertises : Fam.
;ly Bible with q" Photograph Dspartment" !"
openings being left fos sixteen family pic.
lures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

RUNAwAY.-Y Yesterday afternoon a
horse ran Off down Market street with
a two horse carriage ut his heels and
the driver inside. Much danger exist
cd for awhile, but the charger was fin
ally brought to, near our office. The
Tnetonic individual who held the reins
may be good at stopping horse, but
he can't answer locals questions
worth cent. We couldn't learn a sin
gle thing from him, he was as OBJ
.scure as a telegraph. operator.
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Executors sac of Real Estata.

44@ASS0HN4k q AJth4p. Va 4egdA1 EknLttGQs
TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER
for salient the Court HouSc on Saturday,
october 81, 1863, at 10 O'clock n. m:
I. Two three story teneinents on the north
side Of Union street, situated ON the corner OF
the alley between Market and Main street: be-
ing part Of lot No. ll8 and now In the OSctI.
pancy Of Mr. 4. In Roche md Mr.. Henry A.
kOFner. 197lf :
q The Home place of the late Dr. John
Eon, consisting OF one unhFolSen square. IL
Will BE- offered in lots to suit purchaser or III
whole, Rs may be desired. - = !
y Therow OF tenements erected lot No.
- on the west side OF Min street, Centre
Wheellng. These houses are four in number,
and viii DO offered separately, and also entire,
Every house Is in good condition and repair,
:. The piece OF ground on tho Hin side, east
OF German street Part Of this ground has
been laid on Into lots of 50 feet by 100 feet,
with proper streets and nllPyR, A Mat NAV
be seen upon application to The undersigned,
and Will be exhibited ut the sale. :
3 The tenement on the north nnFt of lot
no. on Water street, Centre Wheeling IN
INST Class conJlltion-OccupIed by Mr. Albert
Z: Hhll-Rnd fronting about II feet z Inches on
Water street.
TermS-one.half in cash. For the residue
credit OF six, twelve, aud eighteen months
with interest. secured by deed OF trust, az the
oc2-ts BEVERLY NJ. EOFF
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ALMOST a F1RR.4The alarm Of I'm
last night, was Occasioned 5y tbe bnTn.
ing OF the floor in the candy fSotory Of
+. T. linn. As 1t was discovered In
time, no particular damage W Z done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY n certain
pInctica tndulged In when Alone alinhIi fTTS
quently leaned nom evil companIOnS ar nj
school, the efiAets of which are nightly ftit.
even when AHleep, and II not Gurei renders
and bod Hhould apply Immediately.
Whnta pity that a3young man, the hone Of
his country the darling ofhis parents should
be matched from nll prospects, and CnJ0v-
nnents Of 1te, by the consequence On flevfH-
ting nom the path Of nature and intuIginr
IN certain SecTet habit, Such persons, MUST
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

.. eHlsAk DowN.-A wagon loaded with
lumber broke down ON the corner Of
Quincy and 9Th streets ~. "
ing. NppertiCular tlnma5e sS5s1 49,
s'a INC wreck was soon cleaned away.
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4ItstGnaEphs.
The New Line Steamers,

DOR FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK,
IL City Point Petersburg, Richmond, and all
other connecting pointB.
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Valuable Vineyard and Farm for Sale,

'NoNTAINING n ACRES oFiLAND,
acres already Eet out Also, q fine Orchard.
ofAppIes. Pears and P1umsS 500 CHrTant bnsil.
Of August Meyer, by w. b. Sensarey deed
situated about mile nom CaldWcllS run
road. For terms apply to u
oet ]. @. COOPER,
II or j, 8. RHODES,
ney, decd. ~ - -. --l,El---E ~
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RIVER NEwE-The rfverwas about at
n stand yesterday, with only three feet
and two inches in the channel.
The ReUe5tlte arrived from Parkers.
burg and LETT for the same place.
The Leslie Climbs arrived from sun-
fish and LEFT for the same port.
The Nora let for Cincinnati.
The ORGY was still at the landing in
the evening.
inc HeaV State arrived from Parkers-
burg and will leave for that port at 1Olk
this morning. Shippers and traveller
VIII find no more gentlemanIy and ac-
commodattng steamboatmen than Capt.
Jno. Mcclure and Clerks John L. Nor
rison andD. B. Clark of the Ne,O sac.
The Logan did not come down yester-
day. -
Tho Rather made hnr regular trims.
The huge steamer Dictator that was
at our wharf here some three weeks
ago, ON her trial trip from Pittsburgh
to New Orleans, reports herself back
at Cairo on the 18th. A memorandum
from one OF the officers ON board, writ
ten at that point, reads as follows:
THE Dictator arrived here from New
Orleans ut O'Clock p. n. to-day. one
hour less than six days out from New
Orleans including eight hours laid 10
the bank tor fog. We have made the
round strip from Cairo TO New Orleans
andibaek in eleven days and eirhtesn
hours This Is as quick time a. is n, iIIs
Dy any OF the fast boats ON bushes
lEtpsT Our fuel Il very 1ffytit ~.
g 1000 from Pittsburgh 10 Neyi 6riso,'.i
ana return TO st. Louis. Our innel,iss
merry works splendldly, and g a IleTfsTt
success She has plenty Of boiler. S iI
makes steam freely, and when We 80
her valves ground In, and aver, Il, r.
IN IN complete order, she will Come IL
Y Sllro IN four and q half DAYS. IN ma
am satisfied she Will be fully a. ND
- tae Miasourt, and only bIrng one
nan ts much fuel. We VIII Is1vss AZ
= Louis next Wednesday, the Isth. CaI M
FRIDAY evening, the 10Th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-19

NRw FIRN.-AIessrs. Blond & BACH
man have opened a new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. 1O7 Main street,
corner of sprigg House alloy, where the
bestof boots, shoes and Cutters can BIO
had. Everything usually kept in first
class boot and shoe emporium, In full
supply. Both members of the new firm
are wen known here as energetic, thor
oughSg going business men. Drop Inland
examine their largo and varied stock,
and secure bargains. Oct. l3-1m
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MARRIAGE

Hc1teet that a sound mind and body arc the
biol FsSppineSL Indeed, without these the
Journey through life becomes weary pill
EfimaEe= the prospect hourly dariEenE to the
pair and hlle1 with the melancholy refec-
ton that the happines8 of another becomes
hliGhted with 0iir nIIn
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JACOBS & BRO,

!1fl LlIllteQl1S SUGAR CURED HAlFs
- tlefel3 Plain Hama JuFt fSisisiV ma
~ $40 =. as1'fs PRYOR MILLER Z Go5
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Steam Engine for Sale.
ONE STEAM ENGINE, Is INCH OYLIN-
~ Der, IS feet stroke. All in good order.
Only been run short time. One boiler "a
Inches diameter, 10 feet long. me nlSoye Vim
be sold at q baFgnin. Can be seen at
MoFFEE & liCNABBS,
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DAILY, AT Q O'CLOCK, r, n,

THE NEW LINE STEAMERS
=, Leave speaFs Wharf, foot of Gay street
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DE. IOMNGrnN.

Member Of the Royal College OF suryeon,,
London GTHduAte nom One OF the mOSt emi.
nent Colleges in the United States ana AZ
GfFll ter part OF whose life has been Enpnt IN
the hospitals of london, Pnris, PhIIaIelnbiS
and 81 ewhere, haa effecte1 some OF the ITlfsi
astonishing CtlTCh TINT were ever kDOvn.
many troubled with ringing in the head ami
eau. when asleep, RTent neTvousneFa hGin1
CHARMED at sudden FnundA llaslifulnasI. WITH
frequent blushtnRs attended sometimes Will
arrangement of mind, were cIlrefI itnr,oiiI,
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RUINED oUT.-NIr. j. G. chandler-the
counsel for Schmidt, now on trial in
our Circuit Court for mnrder,-yester-
day made an application to Judge
Caldwell 70 prevent the papers OF the
city from Publishing a report OF Tie
testimony in the case. The Judge
didn't approve of any such nonsensical
proPos lion, and so the evidence is pub
lished, Mr.. Chandler to the contrary
Notwithstanding. We certainly fail to
see anyiharm that could arise from its
publication.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS


Immediately cured and f1li ViE0r Rs-tn,,s
:, rms distressing .affecti qn=fWhIch rends+,
llie ana marriage impQosib le-is the penSiv
paid by the. victims OF Improper induiRenSayy
Young persons are too apt TO commit eTceS'aHH
nom not helnR aWnre Oft dreadf1i CoNoa
quenceS that may ensue. Now, who Thai M.
detstanua the subject viii pretend a dsr,'
that the power OF pfomenti0n Il lost sSoT.y
by those Milling Into improper haISItS iI,",ss
by the pEudent3 Resides bein9 tiepFiyssjII y,
the pleasure Of healthy OfIspFinR ire nv, ~
eeTious and destructive symptoms "a botSt
body ana mind saTiee. The EyStem hecSTTTIii
def4n getit the ystral and Mental FunetiSGS
'WeAkene!l; los. Of PrOCTeati Power NJ
Gus Instability, Dyspepsia, PnIpitnfion ~ IN.
Heart indigestion, Constitutional DENNIS
q wasting OF the Frame, Congh, ConSumS.
ONCE, No. 2 South Frederick St,eet5
Len hand side going from baltimore E,nos,,
q few uooFs from the corner, Fail mi 70 ~
serve the nnme and number. W.
Letter. mna be paid and contain n star,D
The poetorS Diploma hangs in his once. '
AZURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYs
No Mercury on NdtIaeotts Dy1ai,
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Stein BIEos., cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received ono of the
largest stocks of Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call the attention OF
persons visiting our city, COUNTRY
MERCHANTS particularly, to examine
sell below Eastern prices. oca-lm
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HOSIERY! HosIERYI II HosIERYlI!-
The attention of the publicEenerally Is
directed to the new and well supplied
store ofJohn Eckhart q Son, No. 1ss
Main street, nearly opposite the Grant
House, where can be had every descrip-
ton OF Hosiery for ladies, gentlemen
and children's wear. Being the most
extensive stocking manufacturers in
the city, they can offer to the trade an
article of Hosiery superior to any in
the market. Their stock consists in
part of Plain and Ribbed Wooden, Plain
and Ribbed Merino, AnalIne Ribbed
Balmoral, Fleeced Cotton, SILK and
Cotton Hosiery.
The Junior partner having recently
returned from the east, offers In connec-
ton with the above, full line of Ia
dies and gentlemen's Under Shirts and
Drawers, Gloves, Nubias, Hoods, Linen
md Paper Collars, Silk and Linen
Hnndkerchiefs, Suspenders. NecISties
Brushes, and full assortment OF No
lions in general.
All colors and qualities of Cotton and
hand. . NA4
Returning thanks for the kind nat
ronage bestowed upon us in past years,
We would kindly solicit continuance
oot7-2W JOHN EoKuAnr q Son.
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MuNECIPAF cotFT,- I'm the municipal
court yesterday the suit OF the Nier-
chants and Mechanics Bank IS. L. C.
Frost d Co. was continued until the
next term OF the court 5
TRoEnas Hpsg, charged with selling
eoalNEith0ut having his cart branded,
In violation of the 18th section of an
oryiitihiiee to provide for the proper
measurement of coal, was arraigned,
Andsthe suit continued until 9 this
morning. i.pf @ i.sHi 51eaNl
Abraham Richie, for disorderly con-
duct was finell $40 and costs, but fail.
ing toIpay, heiwas locked up.
Walter Conway. charged with petty
larceny, was arraigned and sent up to
the circuit court for trial. Walter is
just out of jail and should have proflted
more by experience. ny +, 55at
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-, R!LlsEAsE qF nIPRUpENCE.

DlSEASE OF I1EHRUDENCE.
When the Entsgu ided md imprudent votnry
OF pleasure hhds that he has tmbibed The
seeds Of this Painful diseA1s It too often han
those who, nom edncati1n and Fespecfahflitv
can alone beffiend him, DELAYING tin the con-
make their appearance, suoh as ulceFnteIi S0rs
ILs.pltI uiselfed nose, nocturnal palms IN the
nodes on the sIliil-hones ana aTTnS EiofchoSs
on me neau, Iace and eEtreamit ties pFoRTeEyinV
MR. TN q last the palate
and the victim Of this hWfnl diSease becomes
hoEIid object Of cominiserpt ion, untfi death
1Ts i, % ms Sieaatul sneEnE by
rom whence no traveller FetuFnR"
Y 8 tgelG1iehOly (iIcl, that thousands fal
llfnlne8 ofignonnt pretendeIR who bT
the use of that dedd1V poasoI 1feTIsiiI-it min
Lns CQ1etitutO0n, and make the residue ofllio
90 10 STRANGERS, IS
Trust not your lives or health to the care Of
a1lieay; nnleagned and worthless pretenderS,
who copy Dr.. JohnstonS advertisementS' or
style themselves, IN tho neySSEGpaFs' FeTniaT.
Y Educated Physcian= incaPabIe Of curing,
t tLl,SS Keep you trthing month AFTER month,
KING their filthy and poisOnOus compouniS,
~ q long Is the smallest feA con o OlIfnineSl
to Hi Vs. VII, Leave Yen with ruined health
ti! 9I5; johnston i the only PhySI6ian adyer-
-; H d;S credentials rdiplOmal, alwayshangin
M ~ ", remedie or treatment are unknown to
.sIs.st nosplInls OF Europe, the fifSt In the
SIl and more extensive ilJpnte prucfios
man any other PhyHicinn In the world. =
! NDoRsEAtErsr OF THE PREss.
!, The many thousands cured at this institu.
Llon year amer year, and the numeronS I'm.
~ S1tt111 aG surgical Operations performed by
II 5,9nnhton3 Wttnesled by the reporter of
ne sum Clipper, and many other paperS
noticeS o. which have appeared nglin and
.A.s.An before tho puhlic, belides his standing
~ sentlenl Of rhnneter and raspondhills
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY UuREU.
No letters recefye5i unit Z no i..;paii and
S51Llt flnlng q stamp 70 hb psed on the fsply.
ll9etsons NgrttlnG aiiould me and sand pnr-
l,,..,.ty JOHN n. JOHNSTON. Md.
lyme Baltimofe Lock Hospital, Baitifndre,
nFSTl
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MARRIAGE

. Married Persons, or Young Men eonternr,.
ting marriage, being aware Of phyEicSI VIISI.
me- oFtsanic debility, deformities speeiv
he who places hirnselt pnder the care orr-
u, may yollgionaly OOhfdS IN his honor =
skin as bbyFiciaT ICY HPun Nh
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Esnecinlly, who have become the virt,r,.
hnhlt which annually BWePpS n an I,,,tt.tiye
sI nCT tIhoIsands Of Young Men or the ney,
sSSI,l,,t Rl illiant tntelIect, VIM
Senatss with the thunden Of eiodhspSs y
walked 70 ecstacy the living Tyre NAV IN 3I
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9afYa EaifaTIi1 ~
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
6fsfA isLIs8Eb Asia fEPfuI,
NJ 1FRost 6Bk6ItEElY..- = "
Notwithstanding cuRFc,,
BEOBTLAINRD. N<iN

Jar JufINSIoNf IAsDfA coVeRJt,,r,s,, =.
III most CenAin, Speedy and ofiiT III t.ttE
Remedy In the world for nll PFiyniat ~ tlN
AIfections of the Kidneys and BiadrIsr Ttart,
ppt1fy Discharges imPotency; GeneI11ii' E 70.
bllity Eerg eusiee pep4iA. tRnFuof. Tn -.
Heart TimiditY, Trembling, Dim IS ~ the
or Glddlne8, Disease Of the Hend m S,lsht
Nn5e or SlI1n. ions of the Liver 4 Iioat
StofnnGh or B6tVels+4t = fllrTilIIS 4,
arising nom The Sdlitdry HINT n i!iefi
those SECRET and solltnTy practices In6SS ~;
TO their cttths Than the aonRf Cf LlM
brilliant hopes or anticipafionS H IIa,5 Llot
marriage, DC. impossible. AeH1eIlhg
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J. 3 - RIa,9. q Z lRssIAan
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aru @nods.

JoHN ECKHART & Son.
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nc court meets this morning at nine

A large crowd was in attendance YES
terdny afternoon, as We suppose also
will be the case to-day.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Il WISH TO SELL MY. BEAUTIFUL
NE city. n not disposed Of IN q isw N6eitS, Il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
DIED

In Windsor, March 29th, LKMUEL NoRRIs,
aged 20 years.
At West Andover April 18th, ELDAD W.
MRRRrLLs aged So years.
I'm New Lyme, on the l1th inst of Erysipe-
las, ELIJAH BRowS, in the 9lst year of his age
In Conneaut, on the 17tn inst, Mr. SANFORD
JOINER, aged 26 years, a+ag ~ ~. a
:. In the village of Connesut, on Saturday night,
the Sth inst, Mrs. ELrzABETH H., wife of G. W.
Cummings, aged 46 years.
At the residence of Hiram Bailey, in Cherry
Valley, March, 18th, Corp. JAMES M. HENRY,
member of Co. ID, 177th o. viz w
In West Andover, Ashtabula Co., O., April
2d, joshua M. LYMAN, aged 70 years. ''ah
In Hospital at Wilmington, N. c., Ma rch
25th, PETER BRAzEE. aged Is years. He was q
member of the o. Vol. Infantry.
At Church Hospital, Columbus, Ohio, on the
t23d of March, of Pneumonia, WILLIAM II
GERALp, son of A. Gerald, of Say brook, in the
sixteenth year of his age. a'a f-
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Msssrs. MORRISON & TIcKNoa, whose modesty
has heretofore stood very much in the way o
q full appreciation OF their merits as merchants
aud the inducements offered at Their establish
ments for trade and barter. have mustered
courage this week to speak to the public
through the columns Of the Telegraph aud put
themselves in the way of securing The return
due to their extensive stock Of fresh and judi
ciously selected goods, the far prices at which
they are offering them, and their desire to meet
all reasonable expectations of the public. Lool
at their advertisement and then go and look q,
their goods. ,pi.s % iia s.t.l .a.-1 70 e.7r -o.