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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
MARRIED

In Sheffield on the 18th day of Dec. by ID. w
Peck ESQ, Miss ExERErrE BARR, of Austinburg
to Mr.. JANIS AvERY of Delaware Co. o.
In Cherry Valley, on the 3ist day of Dec, by
l. s. Green, Esq, Miss MARY E. DArros, Of
Jefferson, TO Dr. A. @. Dcland. of Cleveland.
In Baptist Church, Colcbrook, Sunday even
ing Jan. lst, by Rev. Mr.. Hatch, Miss 0LIyn s.
daughter of NJ q. Jayne, Esq. to DR.. E. M
MRAcHAa, both of Colebrook.
In jefferson, on the 27th day of Dec. by Rev.
J. X. Halleck. Miss Sarah Jane Poaler to Mr. ].
WILLIAMS, both of Lnox.
In Andover on the 25th day Of Dec by Rev
L. NJ Beach, Miss MARY 9, GIBBs, of Andoyer,
to Mr.. WILLIAM G. BRows, of Wisconsin.
In Saybrook, on the goth day of Dec. by FL.
der ]. b. Bartholomew, Miss MARY A. WATERs
of Andoyer, to Mr.. g. A. Spring, of Titusville,
Pa. :
In Espyville, Pa, Dec 2sth, by A. G. Espy,
ESQ., Miss LOUISA l.. BROCKwAY, of Rome Ash.
tabula Co., 10 Mr. REUBEN L. MossxAs, of West
Salem, Pa.
In jefferson, at the American House, by Rev
Thomas Oliver, Jan. I'd, Miss ALsESA BUoErr
of Harpersield to Nr. EDMOND T. ScHRLLENoER
of Marion Co, Iowa.
In Conneaut on the 3ist day of December
at the residence Of the brides father by Rev.
F. Ames, Mr. j. X. GREEN, and Miss MARY A
CRIrTESDES, all of Conneaut.
In Monroe, at the residence of the brides fa
ther, on the 27lh ult., by Rev. o. T. Wyman
N. WIZ. ]. TERRILL, Of Ann Anbor, Mich, tc
Miss JULIA A. QrIcLEr.
In Kingsvile, on the 22d ult, by Rev. w. N
Reno, HoRAcE A. HuBBARD, Of Conneaut, tC
Miss Flora J. RusDEI, Of Kingsville.
In Conneaut, on the 2Ist ult, by c. r. God
dard, Esq, ALEXANDER LEREAUx, Jr., to Miss
EMMA BIFFIS, both of Conncaut.
In Monroe, on the 2lst ult., by E. P. Baker
Esq, LUcIUs MAN, of Kingsville, to Miss Bni
rANIA CURTIss, of the former place
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DIED

In this village on the 4th, CHAUScr DICK, of
Postvillc, Iowa, aged 81 years.
Killed in the battle at Winchester, Va, on
the 18th of Sept. 1864; Oscar E. Askue, 23d o.
V. l., aged Is years.
In the Hospital at Winchester, Va, Sept. oath
Ryland S. Rawdon, of wounds received at the
battle of Winchester, Sept 10Th, aged 22 years.
In Lenox, Dec. oath, of consumption, Octave
o. Fowler, Aged 26 years.
At Cumberland Hospital, Nashville, of fever
supereninduced by over exertion, sergt N. L.
Coleman, Co, N, l77th o. " l., aged 22 years.
He was the only son of Nathaniel Coleman Jr,
of Wayne, Ashtabula Co., o.
In Albion, N Y. Sunday, Dec. 25th, of Fry
sipelas, b. w. Richmond, M. d., aged 80 years.
In Conneaut Dec. 27th, an infant daughter of
A. w. Tourgee.
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A PIcroRrAL DoUBLE NuNBER. - The Phre-
noiogicai Journal and Lifs Kiasirated, for
January, appears with 80 quarto pages, and a
beautiful illustrated Cover. 1t contains Por-
traits of Tennyson, Silliman. Sheridan Cobb,
Phillips, Susanna Wesley-mother of John
an Indian Chief Franz Muller. Miss Muggns
Miss Fury. the Princess of Wses-Florence
Nightingale, A Group OF Warriors--Hannib
Julius Cesar, Piz4rro Crom well, Charles XII,
Frederick the Great, Scott. Wellington aud
Napoleon. with Ethoology, Pbrenology. Phys
iognomy. Physiology. and Psychology. No.
|. Vol. 4lst. Published at 20 cents Mum.
her, or 81 a year, by Messrs. FowLER & WELLS.
389 Broadway, New York.
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The LuSGs-The cold and changeabl le
weather tells terribly on those who have wesk
and diseased lungs. Many are suffering at
this time with sffcctions at the throat aud lungs
Bronchitis is becoming . very common affiic-
ton. Those who are predisposet to Colds,
Coughs, Bronchitis, &c, should avoid the night
air. There are many preparations reco ommend-
ed for these diseases, but there is not doubt
but that DIR. Strcksnds Mellifaoas Copgh
Balsam Is the best remedy. We have known
it to effect cures in the wost cases Of Coughs,
Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma, and primary cases
OF Consumption. oT1 AiJrAe 21-if'tt
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Des Ansh's Great Auaerfean Bonesss or
Th0fepEhwert lTente.--No remedial agent has
sseh universal application the Thooughwo has been
tsed from time immemoral for Ague and all Bilious all
nsns Patsnts with the following symptoms will be special
y bsuedtted BY this remedy Headache and dness
By Bilious stomach IL ceapses the akin better than any
ether remedy Restores the appetite, gives tone TO the
Stomach, and facilitates digestion Intermittent evers
all grades and ehsracer Ague with terrible pains In the
hons Dyspepsia with vomiting Of food Belchng Of Wind
and feeling Of obstruction st the pit OF Stomach Vomiting
Of bils With extreme pfostaton Of strength, the smell OF
food eaung seknss at the Stomach unes and tenderness
81 the Liver around the waist with uncomfortable
SselinS Of PRESSURE ou and Rheumatic disease with
Of the Muscles hoase Cough with rough voice and
Of the Chest night Cough Dropseal Affections Dysn-
ssy and Dsrrhcea Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever.
iPnsa, per bottle rs eents. Sold by =, g.. -..
$ .t..''s l.i-+ GEO. WILLARD, Ashtsbua. Ohio.
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Wnharfs Pine Tree Tar Cordial
The Great Remedy for Con~mp'isn.
RsApiSo, Pa, April 10. 1854.

l RsApiSo, Pa, April 10. 1854.
Dr. wIsuAar-Der Sb:.ons year ago the Examining
Surgeon Of this district told had consuption OF the
Lungs could not be cured and judging from all
my symptoms at that ne myself supposed this to be true
than year troubled with ahacking cough
which gradually grew bad that could not have severe
Of coughing without splitting up blood large quantities
For months could work at anything and obliged
to keep my time While iu this condition
Mr. RawbothAms store In this city, aud he. seeing
how low recommended me TO try your Pine Tree Tar
had many Others he believed would do sons
good. bought bottle and commenced using Il In avery
short time that getting better rery fast. and af
ter taking entirely restored to health 50
that work every day at business, which Is very
heavy work. n iron foundry. When commenced to use
your Pine Cordial weight only hundred
and thirty pounds since the OF II have weighed
an average one hundred and fy Eve shall be glad to
have you publish this believe should not have been
living this II had not used great medicine, and
I vish ali who suffer to receive its benefit
Very truly yours,
Capt. SANrEI HiRSxR,
No. ss4 8. Eighth street, Reading Ps.
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LUMBER WANTED.

r WILL Pay the market price in Cash
Il any all the following kinds OF Lumber delivered
at the store IN tins place formerly ooeapea BY Prentice
Smith = Go. o. st The Harbor ofAshtAbaA,to 70 Wit:
LOG, 900 sest Z inch White w Wood--l2 feet long
100000 feet inch White Wood--12 feet long
10000 feet n inch Chair Plank--l2 2 feet long
100000 feet "A to inchs thick--l2 feet long
$4,000 n 8 10 10 in sqr columns--l2 feet long
a0e.e0e ieel TO 10 White Ash--l2 feet long
fse - e. r. WILLIAMS.
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Struck 1LK.-We would not disturb any
body's equilibrium by startling announce,
ment without foundation, but it will hardly do
to withhold rumor which reaches us through
an oil man, that the substance has been found
in encouraging quantities at Rock Creek.
where well has been sunk on tho creek bot
tom. Our informant. who is an intelligent OBJ.
server, assures US that Rock Greek enjoys as
good surface indications as almost any locality
within his knowledge.
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Bor SHor-A little boy by the name oi
Gideon Jourden. aged seven years. son Of L
Jourden. Of Orwell. (who is is in the srmy)
was acciden,ly shot a few weeks ago. in hand,
ling an old gun while playing at Deigbbou.-
The contents Of the barrel entered bis temple
killing him Instantly.
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hRANDRETH,s VEGETABLE PILLS.
Arsiusihs for eosvenes spass loss Of Appetite SICK
hsadaehs gddusss Of blosting rer meals daines'
urovsnes and e,smtins palms, aud all disorders Of The
htomsch and bowels. -.
OHrnsi Letter II 7pl Canal Street, New York.
a..J.SC. COOK. pnblisher Of the State BssEsf, Bon
siseton, VI mys he was attacked with Dyspepas and
sadred severely from It. that not particle OF ood could
without occasoning the most uuoomforsbs sena
Nsn In his stomach. pr Eve year. he suffered from the
dreadful complaint when be used BkANDRETHS FILLS.
The rst box aid 70 benefit him much but the
end predncsd change and the time he had taken sr boz
C0HPLErE CURE Effected He "hy dyspep-
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The Youngstown Regisier says lad about
fourteen years Of age, employed 10 Shsdd,
Clark e. Co.'S rolling mill, at that place, was
passing near revolving cylinder, which caught
his coat, and he was whirled around nearly two
hundrs d times before the machinery could be
stopped, His feet and legs we're badly bruised
and his clothes torn, hut, strange to say he
was not seriously injured @..- f..'E
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The Burge" Of Oil City offer reward OF
$4,000 for the detection and conviction OF
the murderer Or mErdorers Of Jehn McFate.
committed in that place on the goth Of De-
cember. .uti.tI rsa4tk
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CHAEoH OF REAL EsTATE.-The farm of
VIM. Seymour 10 Plymouth has been pur-
chased by Sir. James Skilicorn, OF the east
side. 1t contains some 100 acres. and was
sold for something less than $40 per acre.
The Jesse Phillips place on Main street .
nearly opposite to WIN. G. Beuham. has be-
come the property OF Smith Edwards. who
has taken possession, and moved in, and be-
come = citizen of Ashtabula, willing, no doubt
to share its burdens, aud entitled to its privi.
leges and immunities, one Of which-that o.
taking the Telegraph, he is already 10 the CO
joyment Of
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: NEW FIRM. apsas
0ssosries and Provisions.

III. @. TOMBES ha. this day taken
LIZ is&s co-psssssrbip, HIRAS wETHERwAx, ssr
esiy sth NuLIs FAulf.rs The busiasss I'LL b.
dps6Ai ald,v the nAps al T0hBEs wETHERwAx q the
oi4 eiaa4 efH. O. snxBEs. w
y09sukAys neat wssk,
AShtabuia, kovenhsT 3, lssg Ng
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TuE First National Bank OF Jefferson has
taken possession Of its new Office. located be.
tween the house OF Senator Wade, and I'm
tyres store. warren's new brick block has
also been taken possession OF by the store Of
the owner and the post-ofice.
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r. N. Browu, ESQ.,. formerly supsriuteu.
dent Of the Buffalo and Erie Railroad, has sue.
eeeded Mr.. Sweetset 10 the management Of
the Atlantic and Great Western. Sd ar
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

A large Fire broke out IN Cleveland on Sun
day last. consuming Ives Brewery, . Machine
shop opposite, and other property. seriously
threatening the surrounding locality.
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II recommended and prescribed In the practice Of
large nubsr Of the most Intelligent and able physicians
The Tar Cordial, whss taken vita
DR. WisAart's Dyspepsia Pills.
Is an Unfaiiing Cure for Dysptpsia.

Mn wsuART: wish 10 add my testimony TO the hun
reds you receive to the healing properties your Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen sufferer ten years o. that time
have slept only In chair not being able to lie down for
Of suocaton have employed Of the best ply
scans In Philadephs who all pronounced my case ncua
be taken 70 the College, where the Faculty having
done they could declared disease an
Asthms and Chronic Dyspepsia in its last stage, and that
nv lungs ere partially gone Finding of your ercu
lars my procured from your store bottle OF your Cor
dial Perseveringly used bottles and boz and
half Of Dyspepsia Pills when felt that my disease had
and strength continued improve sad for the past three
months have been able TO soep my bed soundy a.
ever did l am well and have gaiued twenty Five
pounds In my weight am able to work and provide for
my family. aend you this true and faithful statement for
the benefit OF the suffering. Friends call and me,
Oxford Church Post oce Twenty third ward Philadelphia
IsAAo HkLLRRMAS.
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rutiihsd fbr ~ bsueat and a. Canton 10 Young Men
ohy who sassr from Nervous Debility Premature De-
Il SEP Cuey one who has cured hlmsef after under
qose eonsldsrsbas qracksy By enclosing postpaid ad.
"a Il n f'i'- NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, ESQ.,
syou5oe q fs4.i "a Brooklyn, Kings Co. N. Y.
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Attention is called TO the advertisement Of
j. 3. ABBOTT. Of CopDeaut. His consummate
ability and skill 10 his profession seems to be a
pretty we'll established fact.
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Dr. CLARK having had twenty years experience In all
treatment Of chronic diseases Of character EsrEcIAS
Of THROAT and Lusas will give perfect sstisacon to H.
who may apply for relief.
Having had successful practice in the above named pia
for several sof which satsfas
tory given. All medicines prescribed net
operating satisfactorily. the money shsll be refunded
Prices Of Medicine for One Month. from 81 TO a. The Toe
tor can be consulted of every menh
hs residence No. 1S1 Psburg Street Cleveland Ohio. ESQ
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland Jan, 1895. 8. q. CLARE, ID. u
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ASDERsoxvILLs SrFFsaERs.-Ws have in
town another Of the poor victims Of rebel bar.
bari'y at AodersoDville, in the person of Frank
Langdon. Of the 4th Michigan Cavalry. He
comes out alive after eight months suffering
and exposure. His endurance 10 something
beyond that Of most Of his fellows. He 10
stopping with J. II. Straight.
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The Desk sf The Congregational Church, Il
Is expected viii be s,ppiied on Sunday next,
by the Rev. CnAs. w. TossEr. OF Madison
by way Of exchange with the Rev. Mr.. CuAx.
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Ts CeBsuna tfv ss-Cossunptiys sufferers will 70
ssvs . valuable prsssipton br the cure Of consumpon
AsthmA Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung affections ss
% sAafgsl hy sending thsir sddr.s. to
Spsl2S = az. Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
1,,S..,n : Williamsburg Kibg co;
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Rsvsrs Gsnfisnsr hspisr bees Rsstored 10 hesh In
few days se undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
eypsnsye modes OF treatment without considers II
hi9 sacred duty TO hr afflicted fellow
terss the HnAEs Hence tbs receipt ofsn ad
dressed envelopes he will send cc copy q the presep
tion used. Direct 10 DR. JoHs DAostLI 1856 Fulton
ntrtef. Brookyn N. ".
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srscIlI soTIcEs,
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R6s.r sf Tsissr~ph-DsH sifi
WIN ycur psrsen wish 70 say 70 the readers cf your
p~,~r fNs viii send By return mall 10 all Who wish IT,
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srsle ve9ss.hs Balm Nat s ef-cfpsily in Zen
A.yx fphs niotcfss, Tan Frefies spd Al irnportss O.
skh, fsevine hs sc sfesr smooth aud bescu III
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Bssss simple dirsctiops and In formation hat vih ensos
then 70 stsr full growth oSLvruisnt Hair, whshs o.
henstsshs In lees thsn 20 dsts r-s1 FrL Il a. a
All sppsssons answered. By return mall Without charge
N''p'''''T NOS IcsI't ,. cIsirsAN ch.m,..
a.fss ss1 broadway, N. Y.
Iustruesfen IN music.-PR0F. 7: H. HOPKINS,
ovss Vocal sod Ipstrumensl Performance
Psn violin and Guisr and vn Arrange and Compose hu
sis when desired.
rUrrToN--sis s..rsles. hair In advances. Pupils wiz
~ ssssnodsssd wi Of Piano ct bis residences 7to
f.iifs isinn1fe.
sspe.sAer, Concentrated Lys, OF Family
ooaP Msker.-wsr makes high prices, and sspouner
hsipstp reduce them. makss SOAP for -FOUR CENTS A
FOUND, using yesr kitshen rosss. sfaI1
Asiai3 .i.l irs r,aii.ssJ
kYcAUTION -As spurens Iys. are offered also. be
ass only buy the patented sieis put u Iron esn' all
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The Emperor OF BrsEil has appointed q
"Board Of Health" to investigate aud decide
what proprietary remedies should be admitted
into the country and what excluded. Aiter
soma months session they have reported con-
demning them ali except DR.. ]. @. Aver 4 Co.'S
preparations. Three Of those they recommen-
ded the Emperor to admit for the benefit Of
the public health, while they hold The fourth.
Cherry Psctoral aod@ advertisement fOr.f fur
,hsr Information respecting one Of its iugrsdi.
eots--morphins. which, while. 50 sitsnsively
snplossd and % highly sssssusd ~ : tsusds
In this country, is scarcely known in that. OF
all the other medicines before them. the Imps
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Carr. GARr A PRIsoSxR. .-We learn with
some e,ncern from writer 10 the Cleveland
Herald, q member of Battery @. that our res
pected friend Captain M. B. Gary ia prisoner
10 the hands Of the enemy. and two of his
men with hiu-Lewis Hettiu .er aud Lyman s.
Roache. They went from the camp over to
on island 10 the Savannah, and their boat be-
ing stolen while they we're strollDg about.
they were compelled to take an old hulk with
out oars to return in, Bot the current out
ranked the captain and took him and the boys
down into the rebel lines. We pity any un-
lucky enough 10 fall into the hands of ,he Hot
,entois who have the care OF our prisoners at
Richmond. Andsrsonvile, &e., and have put
to death 80 many OF our brave boys by the
slow tortures Of starvation and exposure, but
We feel shade OF deeper sspsibIliiy when
these safsriDgs are brought home to US by the
misfortune Of friend and acquaintance.
We hope the Captain and the boys will get
back in better condition than the skeletons
who sometimes return to civilization from this
torrible ordeal Lieut. Jerome B. Stephens 10
commanding the Battery 10 shs Captains ab-
sspce. 49,, y, !, ,t.
Our battery. says the writer, was ordered TO
move over on to the banks Of the Savannah.
to watch for rebel boats. Firm the rivers
bank We could look over into South Carolina.
and many soldier. standing there aud looking
over on that sccursed land. would elsDch his
ds', crate his teeth. and growI out az impreca-
tion dsep--oh, II hs eoald snly 20 over there
aud set FIRE to every Did house 10 the State
be would be happy. pity tha, Stats, IL eur
army ever makes = raid across II - Il has over
Georgia. All the authority Of Sherman aud
Lincoln would be insufficient 10 carb the hate
Of the soldisry. From tbs mos. insigoiAoan.
private 10 tho most elevated In rank, all have
The msst bitter hate towards Sosth Caroline
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BAEAD STUFrs-A bag OF -four from the
Kingsville Mills, was left at our domicil day
or two since BY the proprietor, P. NJ. DAR.
LING. with the request that it be submitted to
the ordinary tests Of bread, pastry. etc. l,
was committed.to our chief Butler and Baker,
and the results left for our verdict Its ap-
pearance upon the family board was the signal
for q general exclamation. Such white. light
and tempting bread attracted the attention o!
all, and that verdict was already rendered with
out word from Us, for i"out of,ths mouths oil
babes and sucklings" come the highest mead
OF praise. Mr.. d. we'believe 10 filing the or
ders Of our. F. F. A., giving uniform satisfac,
ton as to price as we'll as quality.
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-ds In(siibls Cure for Bronehiiis.


Dr. wIsHARr-Ssr: had Bronchitis Inflammation ofths
Lungs Shoness Of Breath and Psptaon Of the Heart In
their worst FORMS had been treated by several OF the most
eminent In Phadepha bat they could not stop
the rapid OF my disease and had despaired OF
being restored TO health truly the verge Of the
grave You Pine Tree Tar Cordial highly recommended
70 u,s by ffisnd tried It, and thankful say that
using four large and small bottle was restored to
perfect health. You give referenbe to my house. No.
Dos North second street. my Office Receiver Of
fsm n. To corner Of Chestnut and Sixth stresta
JoHx WARD.
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HoxIcIDE.IS CLEvELAxD.-On Friday fore.
noon last. Capt. Seppot, Captain Of a Tug.
entered recruiting Office on the square. and
cracked .ome offensive jokes. with Sergeant
Charles Victor, and there made himself i'm.
properly familiar with papers upon the desk.
The Ssrgespt demonstrated, with him. and was
in turn contemptuonsly caught aud held by
the beard Victor passed into an adjoining
room, aud procured loaded pistol, and order.
ed Sennot out Of the Office. pushing him with
one hand upon his shoulder aud with the pis.
tol in the other against the back Of Sennot
A discharge took place, whether by acciden,
or design, does not appear Victor claims by
accident, and expressed regret at the occur
renee. Sennot, with friend walked half th,
width Of the block. and fell, and soon expired
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CsusAs Of Long Standing Csrsd.
N, received tn. ..,o,lo~inx.ttou Utica, ny,

We received the following s'tom Utica, NJ,
Dr. wIsnAKr-Dear Sir IL take pleasure In informing
you through source that your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
which was my daughter by Mr. J. A. Hail.
Of this city, cured her OF cough OF more than hve
months standing had thought her beyond aud had
employed the best medical aid without any bensht
cheerfully recommend 1t to the public safe and sure
remedy fr those similarly afflicted know Of many other
eases bsdes that daughter that It has cured Of long
standing coughs
Yours respectfully,
Jouxv. PARxER Daguerrean Artist
Ne. l2o Genesce street. Utca, " Y.
have used DR.. wisharts Pine Tree Tar
Cordial 10 my family cordially recommend II % vaua
bic medicine for colds coughs and to those preds
posed ts Ceasuu,ptiou. Dr. q. A. FosrKR,
Ne. 100 Genssse street, Utica, N. T.
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BRowx's BRoScHIAL TRocHEs-.4 UniusrsaI
Remedy for Coughs. Colds, and Bronchial Az
iections now stands the 6rst in public favor
aud confidence this result has been acquired
by test OF thirteen years It's merit and ex-
lensive use has caused the Troches to be couu.
terfeited, and we would caution purchasers 10
be on their guard against worthless limitations