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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28


NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP CO:,S
~ LINE or sIDE-WHEEL sIkAhhns ~
EN.ORLEANS-Dlk
WILL SAIL AZ FOLLOWS IN
r,vr,~r,-u Gran N.u .Naiuld MHrch Sun
GuiniNc STAR Kp.up.,.......sauIday, March Bur
MORNING STAR. Ne.sOn.'.' sA.u-."y' 80 l.,
EVENING STAR Bell........... SATURDAY. aPIn ~
GUIDING SFAK. Knspp.....'' Ss'uuu.N ,p.l ga
FORMING STAR. Nei'on'''''''' ''oa'uiu"'' "p'
DAY sTAR... bgidinsh ..,- , =,
,rox p,xn NO IS NORTH RIVER Third PieIsoovs
Footof CAna-st., n. \.
cabin staterooils I9to tiVN aCSofuit
A., ,cs,.p Il satsroom Second cabin vow or, M
The NO STAR Oi3 tnnsj Tie ~ M 80 An An
~ s nm. lie GrflDING STAR 246 tuns DAf SIAN 1ie
,un. Custom House ement lheu IHuse. assoD
modao are eIceed by those upon any ohe steamers
No Freight received BIZ, OF Lsding signed ser u
O'Clock the day Q, ssins iiyNoR 10 pareIsy.
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL touch.
- "a. :, Queenstown (Cork HsrboIl-Ihe well known
,.snr. Of the Liverpool NewYork and rhade pha steam
.hp Company tInnan Lne carrying Tie L. D MINIS are In
tended to sail as iolo~s c..a.x ~. ,
CITY OF !" ca
EDSBuRGh ss,n,Ssy F.b i,
Ard every succeeding SATURDAY, 81 noon hon fsf ~
'' RATES ov PASSAGE,
p.vbl. in Gold or lie equivalent Ia cursnsy
giRST CABlN.......e $50 w STEEkAoE .........e0 y
fi. Cabin 70 cnsoa s:ss: Z; 20 F P.ns0n
ti,st abp 10 Hamburg 81 c Seerags to Hamburg q
Pssnssrs also forwarded 10 Havrs Bremen Rotterdam
| Artverp &c, q. equally low rstss. 80 >sx
sics stssrsgs $50. Those whs wsh send fo' uhs''
| ff.ends can buy tickets here G these rates
Ter further Information, apply the Company omesS
JOHN O. DALE. Agent, No. is Broadway y. -
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Sales bp Aueticn.
J. BLEECKER. SON & Co. win SAN

A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will Sell al
"a Auction, on tuesday Feb 2s 1865 if o'clock toe
property. viz:
1wo-story frame and Brick Basement HOUSE and Lots
on tho south side One Hundred and w eeconds "
cas-. OF Fourth Size Of House 22,36 6ed IN with brck
TO peal and In complete order Plot 50xt Block with
GaIden, Grape Vines. and good Well
Maps PARTICULARS &c. At the Auction and saleroom. No IT
Cedar-st.
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Bank Statements

American Exchange Bnnk.-s,atemeut of the
.HTrfCAN EXCHANGE BANK = Y A. urei iy Chpief go
fr tue ending Saturday thc.Sth lay ~ D. 100
49, ,n.nf aud Dscoguis e.tJO.Si Do
sr,auut Dr u.s'on LOU "O
Def NV'ts|+h rr
ctv AMI County Newlork 80 j. MurrrJ, Gamer Of
a. Anefcsn ,rhanse Back. Newi being duly roc tnl
Sarf a ~. anal ANU
FasDgaic BrtI. Notary Public.
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4 J. BLEECKER, son d. Co. will sell
"a. at auction or THURSDAY March Q 1853 at y M at
the Exchange sslesroorn No. III Broadwsy.
ON 6REtNWl Cn-s r.-ThTee. story brick high .ioop
under cellar No 1 side between Laght and Vestry
,ts Contain water, ga bathroom, two water closets Ac
Terms }. accommodating
Map, &c, AZ Aucton-eri. ofRcs. No. II Cedar,t
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mn MANUFACTURERS AND MtkCHANIsT BANh |" r.
Chapter $50 l OF 1851 week ending Saturday the
18th day February. 1888; 49,.
Loans and Di.eouat. 90
average amount II specis S2.I2S Is
Avsrss. amour, 81 f,renn,on .......... LIB 90
Acreage smoaA ............ 2.62I,I45 2s
City AID County q New York l. A. Mts'ertoa Caher 10
Bank bers deps- and
above the Of etse el Be
lief. A. NASrKR1ON, Cashier.
sworn beior. tbs 75th day Of February, I~6
W. H. FosT, Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

I've OF Deposit
CIV .nS County OF New-lork. J. G W. Dee SssI
Of Of York, u re CIV - view
York duly deI aEl Ia; the above s''s" {"
~ u" " WV " ny G. W. DUR Cssh.I
s@orn before ne this 9Th day Of Fetsuay. lse4
. : J Lsvr.vc7 tt,,soS. Notary pa thc.
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Rank OF The New-YorI. Dry Dock Cempauy.-


ANeftpe uuf OF SIsOth
sno1nt 81 Gre llation--. soiSs< W
County Of Ne~iork. T. lockwood, Cashier o.
New loT Dry Dock Company, bang duy oppose aud
The above sta,em correct J. LOCKWOOD Sashef
'5S9-a ts.oge Hae this 18th DAY o. February, 1865
l. c. AsnIss5s No.aY Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

LEATHER NAgUFACTuEEls' BANk Of the City Of New ora
by 1873 Tor The ~ees enains ssWu'
the rs. d day oi February, 1916; $500 80 mn
Avsrsre DlscouIis. RO093 X
Average
AveTase o Crcu Alton. ~
CITY and County OF New Yort Nicholas r Palmer Casler
he L.sher Manufacturers. Bsnk duly drosc snt
shat the above correct kBowedse and
lieL n p fAimhh Oashe'
sworn before thus nth day Of February. ista
FstpY.ie IgUIL, Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

Pbenix Ernk.-Statraent Of the PlIENIA BANk Of the
Cit, Of required hY Chapter go Laws OF iss TOT the
week endins Saturday. 2bth day 81 February. i6
Avernee amount Of Loans and Discounts %
Of Specie ................ 40..I32 81
Average smouut of Circulation 25oe5 90
City and County of hewfork, as John Parker csser
the Phcuix being duly depoe that the
the best OF knowledge ard behei
JOHN PARKER, Cashier
Sworn before 1. this iii day Of Februay. is6
Elu.s Rms Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

BANh on ffE COINoNNEA LTd required BY Charter & Law
81 1875 ior ne ~ees cad ma sailTiy tie eo lay oi 80
Of Loans and DISCOUNT tb,39t.o"e y,
Ave-.seen,o4ntof So Observation-Disclosures. ~. ~ 90
eiuounf o.
-
l. e. Ills Cashier Bank The tsnaonwt no. ben.
1uF and that tie oFeaons stafht rue %
he besto kaowleiEe and belief s1Eo ILLS - es
sabcrasi and sworn before me IN. DAY of Fery 1885
PssnHts bgLt. No'aly fa1le.
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butchers and Drovers bank.-St-ss d. r =, o. -
s~s 81 for ths The 5h cay o feh
sy,rss- Loans aud Discounts
Averss OF Circulation
I've DepO>is
CIR md County Nswyork, Rotfrt r. perm,
a., md Dru.e duy o-Ios. AZ
n .bovc sent Of saess., Ar Ssa
W" WV h. p PERRIN, CAsLler
s-.,u b.s,-e me dew Of February, shd %,
@. G. TarLss. Commissionero o. peer.
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Enuoyer EaBk.-siale,nent Of the HANOVER BAEk.
View OK by Chapter 30 Laws o.
ING aturdsy, the ,5ih day q February. ltG6;
kVesgc and Discounts 6nSH36 30
Ayeragr specf, ...-..-........ Yos.eGt III
Average amount OF 2O,22y 90
Cty afd County OF NewYok. !. John T. Banker O.
n. Hanover an sewYoi tens duly
krovleise aud belief
JkO. 7. BANKER, Cashier.
Sworn before this 21,h day Of Prbfusrv iss'.
JANE ". Han. Notary Public
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A j. BLEECKER, SON d Co. will sell at
Ns Auction on TIL RsDAY March g. 1866 9, u o'clock
At the ESe.1nse ss.e,room, ~ Broadway, VALUABLE
BEANEh AID PEARL.sT. PROPERTY, BELONGING
TO THE ESTATE OF MARIA J. BBINCKERHOFF,
deceased tho fOy brick store ssd lot. e. Braver ard
li Pear It, reeI Dt!moIico's, and between Wi,m
Hanover ST. building entire lot. Title unqu--on-
aDe ssu reserve tor the purpose Of division
CediTst
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PeOpic's Bnnk.-Ststcfnent OF ths FI.UILI . bANh
ScgYok required by Chapter $50 Law. oil lo or inc wees
ending SATURDAYS, the 25;h day OF February, 1903 - -
Of Loans and DscountA 1sOb1o III
amount Sp~eis bsssn w
amount Of Circulation 1xSsy ~
~e-
City aud County o. New YORK Gilbert Cro"e Csshier
drpose and that
and belief
GILBERT I. CHOW ElL, Cashier.
Sworn before this 2Ith day OF February. les
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

IMPORTERS AND TRADERS BANK a. required BY Chapter ~.
for tie endal Saturday, the Goth day Of fsb 49,
Loans Discounts. x4,OlsbbI w
Average amount Of Specie 20
Averuga amount o. CuCriaiCn
Cry and County d hev-York. So J. C. a sm'l, thshe.
c. A SMITH, Cashier
sworn bror, u TN, a7th day o. February. istA ,u,u,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27

purify the blood and exne disease they purge out the
foul humors which breed and grow di,tenper stimulate
sluggish dsordered into the natural action
impar healthy tone With strength TO the whole system
Not only do they the day complaints Of
body but also formidable and dangerous ds6ases While
they produce powerful effects, ther the time
dinshed Doses the safest and physc that EN-
poyed for children Being sugarcosed they pleasant
TO take; and, being purely vegetable free from any risk
Of BARN Cures have been made which sufpass belief
they not suosana ted by Of exalted position aud
character, as to forbid the suspicion unuth. Many
inent ceEgymen and physclss have lent their
certify 10 the public the reliability of remedies while
Others have sent the their conviction that
Preparations contribute Immediately to tue relief Of our
afflicted, suffering fellow
The agent below named Is pleased 10 furnish gratis our
American Almanac containing directions for the use and
certificates Of their Of the following compants
Costiviess, Bilious Complaints, RTE lmitsn, Dnonsy
Hssrtburn Headache arising foul stouach NAUSEA midi
gestion Morbid naction OF the Bowels and Pain arising
herefom Flaueney Loss OF Appetite, all Diseases which
eyAelan medicine They also purify the blood and stn-
uating The system. many complaints which would not
be supposed they could reach such Deafness Partial
Blindness Neuralgia aud Nervous niiibiity
OF the liver and kdneys Gout and other kured
arising from low state Of the body, obructOns its
functions.
Do not be put oil by unpncpled dealers with other
aratiJns which they make profit Demand AYREs and
take Others The sick want the best aid Is Tor the
aud they thould have ~
Prepared by DR.. g. Q. ArER Co.. lowell, Nass and sold
by cIo WILLARD aud II. A. lKsDRY Druggists, Ashiahula,
and dealers sysfyvhsrs. fs7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27

The following commendatory notice Of the
Lake Erie Coal and Oil Mining Co., we copy
from the Cleveland Herald. 1t says;
ave would call the attention Of the public
to the advertisement of the Lake Er,e Coal
and Gil Mining Company, of this city. Their
coal lands are located 10 one Of the best ceal
bearing counties in Northwestern Pennsylvania,
aud within Sc miles of Lake Erie. The coal
will be carried over branch of the Lake
Shore Railroad one of the best built railroads
in the United States for this purpose. The
Company will furnish TO the Shareholders year
y one ton of coal for every Ten Dollars the
coal to be delivered at net cost Of mining and
transportation. All profits realized from the
sale Of coal and other minerals will be divided
semi-annualiy among the stockholders. The
coal is of a superior quality for house use and
blacksmithing purposts it cannot be excelled
By any in this market. Now is the time to Sc
cure stock, us over one-half Of the stock has
been subscribed"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27

"CAKEs AND ALs."-Strong & Co., who
have had their Brewery in suspension for some
months past, have now again put things into
full life again, aud are sending forth an article
that might be worthy of the best breweries OF
the land. This opinion is not mere theory
A quarter cask ia the cellar enables US to speak
with lively sense of the power Of truth
Grateful 10 favor, it is creamy and mild, while
at the same time, its pure hop and malt decoc-
ton render its properties tonic ana wholesome.
While we have such brewery 81 home, why
need we go abroad for the beverages Deedful to
building up Of The invalid. or imparting vigor
and endurance to health aud longevity. Our
contemporaries of. Jefferson and ConDeaut, hav-
ing no such blissiuI CONT suity to cream ale as
are allowed to US, may think, perhaps with
their appetites, that this notice is intended to
tantalze their misfortune, but such is not the
case. The assurance is freely extended, that
they have our commiseratioD, not ouly, but if
overtaken with undue thirst, at any time, they
may wet their whistles at our spggot provided
they bear themselves with due appreciation. de-
| corum and sobrety.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27
A Il w OOD'S
Patent Drilling Machine
FIGE DRIVER,
Ind HydrduIic Sand Pump

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated the superi
ot of this machine all Others for the purpose sink
ing oil Wes the undersigned ia prepared to receive
ders for the same
This machinery comprises every thing requisite for the
ng Of oil wells, excepting the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST
IRON DRIVING PIPE, (hut will be furnished IL desired
reasonable pce and dSpenses with the of the Der
trick Rope Bull wheel and other cumbous expensive
atures in use and is arranged being constructed
wheels and portable that It be easily removed for tn
purpose of sinking wells in different localities.
THE DETRlTUS removed from ths well BY our Patsn
Hydraulic process and does not require the of thu
dr from the boring This process not only all thu
dettus in fom to 10 minutes but likewise eecuay clear
out and opens all the small oil veins that often entirely
closed up by the old process Of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and a practical engineer vel
be sunk from 400 to GOO feet within porod Of from Is
to 30 days after the soil pipe has been driven.
Arrangements being made for the construction
livery Of these chimes at New York. Norwich Newburg
N. Y, and Pittsburg, Penna.
For further information, price, terms &e, address,
SIMEON LELAND.
METROPOLITAN HORN,
snns Esv York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27

40 Alarm Of Fire between and O'Clock
on Thursday morning, put our hremen sud
citizens upon the alert, and following the lea
dings, found the course of the excitement al
the residence Of Rev. j. M. Gillett. Fire took
10 the roof neat the kitchen chimney, but was
so soon put out as TO limit the damage TO
some 10 or els. The house has once before
been on Gre, we are informed, near the same
place. The damage 10 both cases was imme
diately repaired by the insura nee agent H.
Fassett.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27

The MAY Term of the Court OF Common
Pleas commenced on Monday, the 22d. Judge
CHAFFEE, presiding.
The following is list of the Grand and
Petit Jurors
Grand Jurors-Jobn r. Butler, jonathan
Warner, Madison Whitou, j. H. Woodman,
Emory Luce, Rufus Sawyer L. @. G. Dean, w.
Ii. Chamberlain, George Phelps, A, r. Tinker
Nathaniel Owen, Alfred Galpin, @. Ohm
stead, j. B. Bartholomew, H. S. Hunt.
Petit Jurors-Abel M. Woodwork, BENZ
F. Gushing George Matsou, Zelotus L. Wood
Chaupcey Dean, Chester Luce, Freeman Mari,
@. 7. Sunbury, Ebenezer Wood, James Norris,
Frederick Udell.
On Tuesday the Grand Jury presented tht
following bills of indictment. against -
Terry Tinley. for Assault and Battery
Margaret Brick for Petit Larceny
Lewis @. Odell, for Grand Larceny.
Said Jury also reported that they had visit
ed the County Jail and found the came in an
excellent state of cleanliness.
The following are portion Of the cases dis
posed of up to this date.
Harrison Maltby Us. Jno. f. Burke. De-
cree for perpetually enjoining Defend.
ant from cutting timber on Plaintiff 8 land.
Margaret johnson Us. Arthur johnson. -
Decree of Divorce granted to petitioner togeth
er with alimony and custody of Frank and An
son Johnson.
Eliakim Roberts aud wife Us. Farmers Bank
Of Ashtahula Settled.
| Harris Us. Executors OF estate Of Jonathan
| Webb, deceased. Now on trial.
! This is an action brought to recover upon
promissory note of about $400, which thu
Plaintiff claims was given by said Webb in h
lifetime to DR.. i N. Harris who transferred
the note to the Plaintiff, his son. The defend
ant claims that the note is forgery. Thu
nete was signed by Webb's making is mari
and the note is in the hand writing OF Harris
DR.. Harris was resident of this county twelve
or fifteen years ago. Since then he has beer
engaged in prncticing medicine, or travelling as
a Snowman. The case is now on its SECOND
trial, and is warmly contested Messrs Wood
ou'y, woodbury. a. Roggles are attorneys
for Plaintiff, and Messrs. Lee & Kellogg &
Sherman. for Defendants On the first tria
the verdict was for the plaintiff.
Under the amendments to the Revenue laws
passed last session, all common carriers whose
business exceeds thousand dollars are required
to report monthly TO the Assess ,r for taxation,
aud every one whose business amounts to six
hundred dollars are required to make applca.
tion to the Assessor or Assistant Assessor for
license, All parties having an income of over
5000 are required to report their income TO the
Assessor or Assistant Assessor.
Eric and Conneaut wells have both attained
about the depth of 700 feet, and il has be- n
determio ed 10 both cases TO go little lower,
uotil The round 1000 has been reached should
not oil be found before.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27
The Best Pian0-FOrte,

one that will last lifetime, Sew
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two Gold Medals and one Silver
Medal; six state Fairs and the
American Institute decide that
VIM. B BRADBURY'S New
Scale Piano Fortes are the best.
They Excel all others in the ES-
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viz. in Tone, Touch, Power, and
thorough Workmanship. Call or
send for Circulars, with Illustra-
tons and Testimonials of the
most eminent artists and amatu-
crs. VIM. B. Bradbury, 427
Broome ST., New York.
PHILLIPS & Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
GEORGE HALL, Cleveland Ohio.
I'm SOL Wholesale Agents.E
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Wishdrt's Pine Tree Tar CordidI.
The Great Remedy for Consumption.
READING. Pa, Anil 10. 1861.

READING, Pc, April 49, 1864.
DR.. WIss4RT-DSar Sir:--one year ago the Examining
Surgeon OF this district told had consupon OF tie
lungs aud that could not be cured aud judging from all
my symptoms at that time myself supposed this TO lie true
for than year troubled with hacking cough
which gradually grew bad that could not have
fit of coughing without splitting up blood in large quantities
For months could not work at anything and was obliged
TO keep my bed most OF the time While in this condition
in Mr. Rawbothams store, u this city, and be. seeing
how low recommended me to try your Pine Tree Tar
Cordial said he bad sold great deal of it. and that
had cured many Others he believed would do
good bought bottle and commenced using it In very
time that getting better very fast and af
taking several bottles entirely restored TO health
that could work every day my business, which is very
heavy work. in iron foundry. When commenced to use
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial weight onyune hundred
and thyGve pounds since the OF it have weighed
an average hundred and fifty five. shall be glad to
have you publish this believe should not bsye been
living this time II had not used yonr great medicine and
wish all who suffer to receive its benefit
Very truly yours
Capt. SANTEL HARSER,
No. 334 S. Eighth stee Reading, Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27
The Western Reserve-W Chronicle

The Western Reserve-W Warren Chronicle
says:
There were thirty-four applicants for the
nominations to represent this District at West
Point and Annapolis, at the recent examina-
ton held in this place TO make selections. The
successful applicants were as follows:
TO West Point Charles II. Rockwell, o.
Frapkin, Portage County.
TO the Navel Academy-Wm ID. Harmon
of Warren, (son of Captain Charles II Har
mon, who fell at the battle of Mnrfreesboro
and Giles Fl BarLer, o: Youngstown.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27

SALOON Our patriotic fellow citizen W.
RKDHEAD, has opened neat aud attractive
place on the opposite side Of the street, where
you can get anything fresh aud savory in the
way Of Confectionery, ice cream fruits .pastery
cool aud refreshing glass Of Soda Water, Lem
onade, &c. 1t is just the place to spend quar-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27
Editor of reIegraph-pear sir:

With your permis wish to say the readers OF your
payer that win send. by return mail, all who wish it,
ee) aRec with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that will eiIecusy remove
days Pmpes Blotches, Tan, Freckes, and all impurities
the Skn leaving the soft clear smooth beau ul
= will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
Faces simple directions and information that will enable
them growth of Luxurant Hair Whiskers
Aoustache in less than 80 days
All applications answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPLAIN, Chemist
3m792 s31 Broadway, ". Y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27
Dt. MARSHALL'S
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
ticle ever known for curing the Catarrh, Cold I'm
the Head and Headache. 1t has been found an
ceent remedy in many of Sore Eyes, Ds afne
has been removed by 1t, and Hearing has often been
greatly mprov ed by its 1t opens and puTges
obstrneions strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action 70 the parts affected! II Is recommended by many
the best phycans and used with great and salts
faction everywhere.
More than thirty years experience has proved It's great
value and at this moment stands higher than ever be-
fore Said BY H. 4. RENDE- Asbabula and by all Drug
gists. 77se
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27
TIE HISTORY OF Or. sKEycK OWN CASE AND
HOW he WAS CURED OF CONSUMPTION

Many years ago whilst residing In PHILADELPHIA had
proge gradually into tile laet stage Of Pulmonary Con-
SUMPTION All hopes of y recovery being dissjpate was
ayied by my physician, Dr. Parrish remove into the
country hoorestowr New Jersey being my place.
was removed thither My father and all his finy had lived
and died here-and died of Pulmonary Consumption On
my arrival was put TO bed where lay for many ,geoks Ia
what Was deemed hopeless condition. Dr. Thornton who
had been my fathers family pvician and had attended him
in his last ILLNESS, call,d 20 He thought m,
case entirely beyond the reach OF medicine and decided that
must die, and gave week to arrange my temporal
ar In rently hopeless condition. heard Of tbs
remedies winch now make and se. 1t seems to me that
could Tee etn working their way, ani penetrating everf
nerve Gbre, and tissue CT my system. 80
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27
DIED

Tn bospital. at Columbus o., on the 18th Of
Nav. WIN. s. Carpenter, in his 25th year.
At Lenoir General Hospital, Kingston, N. c.,
March 8lst of typhoid fever, Justin s. Grover,
of Lenox, aged SO years.
At the Harbor, on the 22d inst, Maudie, OF
diptberia, in her 9th year, daughter OF Paul ii.
Cheney
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-27

ntabe for costyeness Bpas, loss of appetite, sick
headache gdduess of boatng after meals dizziness,
drowsiness and campng palms, and all disorders of the
stomach aud bowels.
Original Letter at 2g4 Canal Street, New York
J. j. G, COOK, publisher of the Stale Bonner, Ben
nington, Vt says; he attacked with Dyspepsia and
suffered severely from it. that not particle OF food could
be taken without occasioning the most uncomfortable
ton In his stomach For Ave years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint when he used BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The box did not to benedt him much but tbs
ond prodneed change and by the had taken six box
COMPLETE CURE effected lie "My dyspep-
sa gomez and my expectation of early death vanished