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FOUTZeS
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washington. y. 4 Iih Feb l65G.
SIR: have used your Fills i'll my general md
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item fiateIhaliy Ons. At.oAL0 BALL, NJ D..
Physician critic .iktrHc Hnpi'G!.
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Biiious Disorslcrr : Liycr Con.plain,s.

From DR.. Theodore Bet. Of Ncir York fVy
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 10 their
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sure preventive of T~r@ Fc-e-, a. d n certain
remedy for all D ,eases ipc:innt ia, the Horse,
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BY, NV'
In poor, low-spirited animals, it has the
most beneficial effect.
The use Of them improves the wind, strength
ems the Appetite, and gives to the Horse
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Our name AMERICAN GOLD PEN Co, n. Y,
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Asa Family Physic.

PITTsBuGG, Pa. MAY /. 1866
On. j. &. AVER. Sir j have been repeatedly
cured Of the worst hedddche any body can hive BY
dose or two of your Pills. 1t seems TO arise from
foul stomach. which they cleanse at CEce.
Yours with great respect. ED. W TREBLE.
Clerk Of Sfcdmer CLARION
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MARINE NEWS.
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rcb. !, :, Rises @ 5I-s. se,-, '>-Nn ri'''.oo &c
CLEARED
sHIPS lanes Foster, lr Liverpool Patrick Hen
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" 10 d, Olr.en.e.
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hap, MAJ 'n, Atu.u"N., INoCi, tcn.uc.u-, Cuba.
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~sEGn4 10 So. . * Benne,r savannah " Elllt,
.y A.c n. tolr Nticrs, INth h"ue, ApsullIA
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under suspicious circumstances Tho woman had
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~ hos D. Hrp1 until tho stomach So ~
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A Tee h extracted without i'm, m charge. Beau
tiiul .ecth each Too'h1che cured aud teeth til'-
et AIupcIutionr WAsrNnted j j. \IllAkS 1853
t,r,rd A. llotks from broadway. 40
DEAUTIFCL AND USEFU TEETH ON
ID .tver o. gold, ~ to - cach tooh uhter, full set9
~. 1850 Teeth tv'rsc ci without pain, or hled
With cold or other filings CITE up wants. All cases
warran'rl - IN H. lLLkks, As Bowery' opposite
the oA Theatre. 81
DR. DRAKE, 80 CANAL STREET, SEIS
Ia setof teeth On silver ut - 10 tla on feh
~ ~; fcc oaai sru 90 cents PEI ICON NV
tnd With aud, lnue eut, or other nulhtN " es'
10 II pr toto Teeth extracted without pam RI
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l'I DsLCATlONS.
COpRY'S LApY'S BOOK FOR MARCH,
VI I,OS

CODFY'S I.ADY'S BOOK FOR MARCH,
VI i,6s.
STRING FASHIONS. Spring Fashions.
splendid steel engraving, TIE SHADOW on
TIIE " ALL" reduced from the origlnh plate, the
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original iestn; The GI'~ey fincusfon, and the
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iclpr printed 10 co,Orf; plat. containing four NJ
urer OF Iadir.' splgr Riding Habrst Inc Ehro
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Lsd.'s keg Keeper. UOyieys; Designs for Head
piucuthious Embroidery and HrAding patterns
all me- ueY ,tvles ct lounets Ladies' ieAd-d r'Sres
and Car. Ornamental hsir-work, and very many
other articles too numerous 10 mention, ,
Moourht Dance, music composed expressly Tor the
Ruox. AMI dcs IN i0l French American villa with
f-uuud plau, For sac bv NIL the drslers. ~
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NEW YORK SAYINGS BANK, COR. OF
" I'm Al and .fh ave Op4u daily IRON, to q r.
NJ; Wednesdays sud sAturiays from % =. VI. riN
prr cent atctest aoA ~, ir,u from Ioyernment tsA
n,p,es rlaio or b. tore March 1T Nll draw intet-
est from that date. THOS ChRlsIf, PTest K, ii.
Bt a.. ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD CHARLOTTESVILLE TRINTING
1oNce Tor ssI- ~ bsrysiu 81 tAst I'm q.
20 tllAS. BELL.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-A MEMORIAL SIGNFT RING
haotto- "Imitsre guam lnvidere." The finder
viii he suitably rewarded by leAvine Il al the once
Of the Brevoort Houso, 5th ave, cor 9Th e., 96s
7 OST-s25 REWARD-FROM G WEST
IL lSth st. on Thursday eveninr, Feb. l6,A brown and
white setteT dos, had on when lost collar, with
Charlie HGuthutt \. j." on the plate. ANY one
returning him ~ Most 18th II, or SO William II,
vail receive the shove reward. l49
T OST-A BLACK NANNY GOAT. WITH.
lout horne. The finder viii le literally rewarded
by returning her W 2Sl ave. H. In tic store. rs
7 OST-A ST. BERNARD DOG, AT PIER
- 30, Fast River. The finder will he suitshly re-
wArted 10y leaving II A. the steamer @. {. Davidson,
Bruile dog Shlte hrcasi toe nail on rynt paw. ~
SC6 REWARD-LOST, A LARGE White
VIZ setter dos Ions .Ail, iiyerei coloIed pot oa
fump ears and chOI-, With diamond on head. Sff
reward Wl he pd In proportion for intorlna tor
Of the dog. JOHN READ, sen. lul Hudson II. II
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Tur ACrtnN or rUE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
~ REaAro To rug BouSrY.--rne King County
Boarl a. sap rvsorS at their last meeting, voted
10 increase thr houutes to volunteers from $500 20
5000, 800 and sJoO-ior three, two and ouc year
recruits. II stated in debate, at the time that
there was no money ia thc Treasury applicable 10
Ne purpose, lat the resolution was IasS-i not
v Itlnariiu, ig iarfC majority. s.criay
morning Ito office - TIE luuuty Committee WIS
thrun.ei with rockers AMI sui sptutcs, demanding
Nh increased rAr-, re Committee found thcn-
selves N us. an evrlaiuci the position az Affairs
~ hest thcy could TIE Provost Marshal vas
called upon and u'lrmed hy Supervisor Bloom
that I'VE resolution increasing tAe lounte4 We in.
operative untl ..u'S hAi ben PLACED IN &c Ir"ss-
ur. 'o- ttss PURPOSE, and of winch there was, uu-
der prcseu, cr,-WH.nces, NOT the most remote
prospect
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAIIEoAp-oCN AND
IL ao Monasy, Jan ~ lrs1' .sS.s Ia S aT
49,, IA nd II a. A N -, 6tA and 1880 p N
secpi1s c.H attached 70 q and lo ,l traini
Sunaay trsi 6.00 I. ". small car VII 'N" 'e'N''n
10 J. N TOUGEY Asst sIpL
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GENERAL ss SvvEss.

a T PAW SBROKERS TICKETS Want
~ and the hisle-, cAsh pic.s paid lor tckeo 81
dAmonds satchee u elrv, silver vAe, sunS pisiolt-
silks- tu1s. &c. At - BleeckeT - up stalls. 81
A CUP OF GOOD COFFEE CAN ALWAYS
"a - had by USING NNi,aar'. Eureka Coffee Por
sale hv gtoceIs Generally. Depot leh Chamber st.
kObT DAVIS rnie Agent. as
COMPRESSED YEAST - THE DEMAND
- Tor on celebrated ron proceed yeN- having -
rnpidly increased, a. OFT d IL duty 10 tho public
W deeignats the following dc posiu IN he various
parts Of toe city, shete IL can h. had tresh every
day
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

RIRDS-A FINE COLLECTION OF LONG
ID and short breed canary birds, seeds care, &1.
Also Young bull and terrier dos, and small pnndls
dos for s.le. j. hogan, Us East Houston -.
EOR sALF-ONR 2D HAND IRON GRID.
L er, With tension rod, l. e. 6in Ions KnGuire e,
y doti st. Sl9
V'O FARMERS-TOBACCO DUST FOR
sae, destuctive N meets irfe.tnS early plnn u.
vesetahleS fruiI uee., &c r. LORILLARn, u and
i Chamber IT. \. Y. S4
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The Continuation Of this story is uns void.
ably crowded oct to-day
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
DIED

In Plymouth, O., on the 9th inst, Mrs
Mary J. Stewart. daughter of John Ellis
of this town, aged q years, months and 0
days. ..4. ..
Also on The 18Th inst, an infant child Of
r.. aud NJ. j. Stewart.
Iu Lenox, March 18th, of consumption
0aria 3. Gilmore, aged ~ years.
T. To Andover. April 9th, Mr. Joseph
Pickett, aged 70 years Mr. P. was one
Of the oldest aud most esteemed citizens of
ABaever.
10 Jefferson on the 9Th, day Of May.
Speedy Goodale, wife of Eras,us Goodale,
10 the list year OF her age
g In Rome, March. 25ih. Mrs. Almira
Hungerford, aged IS. April 18th, Miss
Ellen Hangerford. aged l6. wife aud only
child of Mr.. Edison Hungerford.
10 New Lyme April 2ssh. Mrs. Caroline
Way, aged 36.
To New Lyme April 5tb, Mr.. John
Dodge, aged TO.
.Iu New Lyme April 2S,b. Mrs. Mary,
wife of William Stults, aged 40. IN.
In Cherry Valley, of consumption, Mr..
James NJ. Clark, in the SD year of his age,
after lingering illness of two years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
More orths csnspirssy.

Some Of the testimony taken in the
assassination conspiracy case now made
public, shows that the conspiracy dates
back to the summer of 1868, and that
Booth was then engaged in il. The con.
splraey contemplated the capture of Presi.
dent Lincoln and bis murder, burning ot
northern cities. creating dissatisfa ctior
among the northern people at war, and tbe
bringing about of a revolution 10 favor OF
the Confederacy.
Booth was a leading agent in the matter,
visiting various parts of The county and
holding secret consultations in Canada
with George N. SaDders-who has since
said be did not know Booth--Clayi Hol
comb, Thompson and others. Booth was
furnished with money from. Richmond
and was the agent to hire Others. An
actor named Chester refused to have
anything to do with the affair, though
Booth promised him $4,000 He wa'
only to see that the back door of Growers
theatre-where ii was at first contemplated
to perpetrate the sssassibation-wa was KEEP
open for exit. Booth at first eoaxed hin
and,hen threatened him with death If h'
dvulged the plot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

ALTITUDE OF THE CouNry. The Sentinel
gathers from the profile Of surveys for the
the Ashtabula Banch road, the following
interesting facts. relative to the elevations
aud topography Of the line and adjacent
country. The water from the townships Of
Audover, William,feld and Wayne, and
part of Cherry Valley, Colebrook aud
Richmond is discharged into the Ohio, aud
from the beads CT the streams there is q
very rapid decent TO the River, which at
Beaver is one hundred feet above Lake
Erie. This gives o considerable elevation
for the dividing lands. The track at the
crossing OF the Main street Of Jefferson, is
few inches short OF three hundred and
sixty feet above the water In the Like -
The rise to the Court House will make
out nearly the four hundred. which added
to the height Of the lake, will give Us an
elevation Of at least nine hundred aud ffty
feet above the ocean The highest point
on this track is at Batber's which is 500
feet above the lake. The ground adjoining
this point however rises full enough to
make out the 600. The summit is just
l20 feet above ide water. The descent
Of this branch road is almost continuous
from the summit at Barber's to the Lake.
there being but one small rise, aud one
level, favorable Of course for transportation
north
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

Musical GossIr.--The Singing Tone
That most beautiful and rare Of all musical
qualities of the Piano Forte. sought for by evs'
ry first class pianisi--the prolonged or SING
mo foSE," has been carried to greater perfes-
ton in the Bradbury Piano than has heretofore
been obtained. Under the hands OF skilifui
player, the Piano is made to sing so as TO re-
semble beautiful vocal song, with Instrument
al accompaniment The most pleasing efecti
are thus produced; The pure. rich sympa,het'
ie qualities OF tone for which these Pianos
have become so celebrated render them favor
ties not only with the pianist, but with Che vo'
calist also. We learn that Mr.. Bradbury hiss
just received three more first PIemi1ms from
State Fairs making the tenth awarded him.
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