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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-19
MARRIED
A. ALBERT'S GALLERY.

In st. Louis, July 25th, by Rev. A. A. Ken
drick Miss Hattie X. Lewis to Mr. Corwin s.
Udell, Asst U. s. Assessor for the 9TH ward, St.
st. Louis, Mo. iia ,.'.l ".'"o lf3t'
In Jefferson. Aug. 18th, at the residence of
the brides father, Hon. N. L. Chafree, by Rev.
E. X. Hallock, Miss Isabel Chaffee to It. Col.
E. K. Iiulburts of the Goth o. V. l., of Jefferson.
In Andover Aug. 2d, by s. C. Merrell, Esq.,
Miss Sarah j. Smith, of Andover, to MIR Oscar
L. Spaguc, of Pennsylvania.
In Harperstield, Aug. 9th, by Rev. E. Wade,
Miss Eliza J. Philips, of Harpersfeld, to Mr..
George NJ Terry. =. ...... ..-.
In Geneva, Aug 9Th, by Rev A. D. Barber
Miss Mary A. Wetherwax, of Ashtabula, to Mr.
Charles HOtchkiss, of Geneva.
In Geneva, Aug. 7th, by Ed. C. r. Rich
mond, Miss Rose Richmond 10 Mr.. III. w. Tur-
ner, both of Geneva.
In Augusta, Mich, Aug, 10th, by - Sprague,
Esq, Miss Adelma Merrills to Albert 0 Smith,
OfDcnmark, Ohio.
In Jefferson, Aug. sth by Rev e. G. Farley,
Miss Rosetta Leonard, of Williamstcld to Mr..
Owen French, OF Painesville, o.
In Trnmbull, Aug. 18th, by Daniel Webb.
Esq. Miss Susan s. Wilcox to Mr. Salem X.
Cole, both of Trunibull.
In Madison on the Sth inst, at the residence
of Harry Wood, Esq, by Rev. Chas. Torey,
Mr.. jerome Weman to Miss Victoria A. Wood
both of Madison.
In Kingsville, Aug 9Th, by c. D. Rockwell,
MIR. Horace Fuller. to Miss Ellen Sulford, both
of Conueaut ,..t .r...--l 90. -,
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DIET

In Plymouth, on Thursday the 10th Mrs
Anne Udy, aged rs years.
In this town, on the l3 inst Lizzie A. in her
4th year, daughter of John Harmon.
In this Town, suddenly, on the 10th, Adam
Wertz, aged % years.
In this Town, on Thursday, of Dysentery,
John c., in his 4th year, son of IL. +. Culver,
and 4th child by the same disease taken from
this family. ....... ......: -..
In Ashtabula harbor, Aug 9th, of dysentery,
Ira w. son of Emily and Charles Ii Harback,
aged 2l years and seven months.
In this town, on the Sth inst, Chas E. in his
third year, child of Orlando and Mary Markham
In Geneva, July 18th, Ida l. only child of
Otis and Persis Woodwork, aged years and
5 months.
In Geneva, July 2stli, of cholera infantum,
little Nellie Belonia only child of Ashley A. and
Nellie Z. Spring in its I'd year.
On the goth of July, in Geneva, of consump-
tion, Rhoda NJ. Wife of III. b. Ward aged "a
years and months.
On the 9th of Aug, in Rome, oftyphoid fever
Frank j. w. Walker, aged l3 years and 3
months, only son of Mrs. Ann, widow Off w.
Walker.
On the 2tth of July, in Rome, Eunicc wife of
David Allen, in the 7S year of her age
In Monroe, July 30th, Climena, wife of Le-
monzo Thompson, in the 2Sth year of her age.
AT the house of her son-in-law, Rev. j. A.
Braton, in Painesve, o., ON the 9th ints., Mrs
Mary Anne Flower aged 81.
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The surgeons reports show that our armies
have suffered greatly from cbil's and fever
which is induced by the masma aud change OF
climate to which they are exposed. hey also
find Ayers Ague Cure Is 40 efsctual remedy
for this distemper, and ore urging the govern.
men, to sdolt 1t swithin the regulations Tie
surgeo! General hesitatcs because i, is put up
in a proprietary form However great that
convenience to the public, he prefers the
physicians Of tie nrmy should give their own
directions for the doses. Whatever PROBES.
sonal pr ide may dicaie, he knows as we'll as we
do, tha, Dr. Ayers Cure is an almost perfect
anidote for the Ague, aud that the soldiers
should have the beuc6t Of il, az well as tie
people .-Washing!on Corrcspondeni, ID. C.
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BALL OF rux 23RD The boys Ct the 23rd
and others who attended the Ball as Thomp-
sons, on Thursday evening lust, report q cop
ital time Of il. Lsst winter one the boys
wagered with Thompson, party for the Com
pnny, that the war would be over by the A b
Of Jaly. Thomps on lost the bet but eoj"ys
The peaco. So The boys reported for the ball
The = American" man is pretty hard TO beat;
and when the Ball opened. he undertook to
make deadhedds Of the fellows that the rebels
couldn't whip any how, and not man could
buy ticket that night Still they danced and
enjoyed themselves. and laid out TO beat Jubu
by strategy which they pretty well rffs ctsd b.
making Mrs. 7. who, by the way. isa mode
Iandlady, a present of $50 Mrs. I. ackuow
Iedges the compliment. and John " acknow-
lodges beat. - Sentinel
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TIE Tar Cordial, when taken cith
DR. H'isAarts Dyspepsia Pills,
Is an Umfailing Care for Dyspcpsia

dreds you receive to the healing properties your Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen years sueref ten years OF that time
have slept only in my chair not being able to lie down for
fear of suocaon have employed of the best ply
scans in Philadelphia who all pronounced case incua-
BILE. taken the College, where the Faculty Laving
what they could declared disease ncurabe
of Asthma and Chro c Dyspepsia In it's last STAGE and that
my lungs partially gone Finding OF your circu
lars my wife procured from your bottle of your C,r
dial Perseverinsly used seven bottles and box and
half of Dyspepsia Pills. when felt that my disease had
wholly given way and the Cordial had gwen vigor
strength continued improve aRd for t. past three
monthsI have heen able TO sleep in bed soundy
pounds in my weight am able to work and provide for
my family. re d this true and faithful statement for
the benefit Of thu pring. Friends call and me-
Oxford Church Oce, Twenty third ward Philadelphia.
Isaac HELLKRMAS.
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purify the blood snd expel disease they purge out the
tsul humcrs which breed aud grow distenper stimulate
ggsh dsodered into their natural action and
Ampat healthy toms with strength the whole system
Not only do they the everyday complaints OF
body bat also formidable and dauPerous diseases While
they produces powerful effects thet the time in
dlnshsd dsssa the safest and best physic that be
sioysd for children Being sngarcoated they pleasant
to lzts and being purely vegetable free from any sk
Of ham, Cures have been made which pass belief
shaactsr, forbid the suspicion OF untruth Many
nsnt cseymsn and sica have lent theiT names to
certify 70 the paslc the reliability OF our remedies white
sthels have sent the OF their conviction that
sur Preparations immediately to the relief Of our
Ainieteds suaering fsllow men. t... .f.#.t tsas
The agent below named Is pleased TO furnish gratis ou,
Ameresu Almanac oonteniDg directions for the Use and
setheates OF their cures Of the following complants;
Cosiivisss. Bilious Complsuts, Rhepmalsm Dropsy,
he.tea.a Headaehe arising from foul stomach, Eauseandi
Hsson harbld Inacop OF the Bowels and Pain arising
efsfom. fAtuercy ioss OF Appetite all Diseases which
an ssseuapt nedscips They also parity the blood and s.
slsz The system euss many complaints which It would not
Bndnss. Neuralgia and Nervous Itbii'y Derapgements
of the liver and kidneys out and other kindred
.rsns from low state Of the body OF distractions OF It's
functions
be put "a by unp epled dealers with ether prep
Aratious which they make profit Demand AyRss and
take ohe The sick want The best aid there is for them
And thsy ,hould have Il. l.
sy go WILLARD aad H. A. HEsDkr, Druggts, AShiahnla,
and ssaisr evsrywhers. 1871.
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Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial.


. sl'E''Hta.4 . READryG, Pa, April 10, 1854.
DR.. Wis-ARr-Dear Sir:-0ne year ago the Examining
Surgeon of this district told had consupton OF tt
Lungs and that could not be cured and judging from al
my symptoms at that tine myself supposed this TO be true
was for tau troubled with hacking cough
which gradually bad that could not have
fit Of coughing without splitting blood n large quantities
For months could not work at anything, and obliged
TO keep my bed most Of the time. While u this cpnd
in Mr. Rawbotbams store iD this city, and he seeing
how low recommended me to try your Pine Tree Tar
Cois He said he had sold great deal Of it, and that
il bad cured many Others, he believed would do
good bought bottle al commenced using 1t In avery
ter taking bottles entirely restored to health
that could work every day at business which is
heavy work. in iron foundry. When commenced to
your Pine Tree Tar orda weight only hundred
ana thirty five pounds since the OF II have weighed
average bundled and fifty fve. shall be glad to
have you publish this as believe should not have been
living at this time II had not used yonr great medicine and
| wish all who suffer to receive its benefit
Very truly yours,
Capt. sANrEL HARSER,
No. S34 Eighth street, Reading, IA.
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SUDDEN DEArH ROBBERY iSc.--ADAM
WERrz, a German recently from the service
while stopping with Ripeaart Eyer, relative,
in this village, was taken suddenly i'll on Wed.
nesday afttrIoon, aud died at evening In b 8
vulice in nn uper room was a sum of money
supposed to be about three or four hun dred
dol Ills valce was found broken open
and the money missing, soon after life had
left The poor soldier. John Baker a cigar
maker in the eml 10y Of Eyer, is suspected o.
the robbery aud taken under arrest. lis ex.
animation was 10 have taken place before
squire Skies, on Thursday morning but post.
ponement was asked for until Saturday, aud
bail 10 the sum Of $500 given for his appear
ance, Ii. S'ockwell, becoming security.
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enterprise.
For the Telegraph.

AUorsr What superb weather we are hav-
iug-everydny is more and more beautiful! Aud
the sun sets how gorgeous That oflast Sup-
dny evening gave US one ,f the most char ming
landscape views conceivable, with the slight help
Of the imagination. God is good 10 hang out
such pictures iu the sky for his children TO look
upon aud erjry, and do not such lovely days
kiudle gratitude towards the boun,eo1s Giver 7
What q pity thut there is not corresponding
beauty 10 the human character-the only sad
druiog scenes are the developments of human
selE,hness, recklessness aud wee, and those suf-
ferings which directly or remotely ure .be effects
OF these. ~. 'tg ~ - '.1
June was the hot month--Juy the showery
month--Angnst the beautiful month 50 far
but as usual il is the sickliest OF the summer
months. We have warnings enough OF the
need of care and self control. The doctors
would thank US now to try to keep well il VIC
cap lest they oil wear themselves out IN curing
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DIARRHGA AND DysENTERY. We have exam
ined great number Of letters from some Of the
most prominent citizens OF Cincinnati aud Gov.
ingtoa, ETC., speaking 10 very high terms Of DR.
S,rickland's Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure
of Dirarrhoea and Dyseu,ery. The letters are
too long to publish. Mr. Woods, Of Coving.
ton, says be was pronounced iocurable by the
best doctors Of Cincinnati and one bottle OF
Or. stricklahds Anti Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cure after suffering for months
with the worst form Of DiaithSa and Dysen-
terry. For sale BY Druggists.
For sale in Ashtabulu. y George Willard.
aud H. A. Hspdfy. so$
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Sr. PETERS GRAMMAR School This school,
now in successful operation, at the Purochai
School Bui dirg, will be fouid noticed among
our new advertisements. Those who prefer a
private ,oia public school, will hardly find
more competent hands for the moral and intel.
!tctual moulding Of the youthful mind, in which
to en,rust their children than those Of Rev gent
iemaD at the head Of this Institution. y
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COMPLETE, ONLY AUTHENTIC AND
RELIABLY
ILLU STRA TED EDITION /!
LIE e OF .u4
ABR A Fl A M LIN COL N.

i PRESENTING his early history, poi,i
cal career and speeches in and of Cong gen.
view OF his policy President of the United States
his messages proclamaons letters etc, and history
his eveuul adnistra ton and Of the attendant
upon his tragic and antnted demise By JOSEPH H. BAR
Rkrr, Comm ssoner of Pensions Washington, D. G. Nearly
ready, in one volume of over 100 pages octave.
Embossed Coh %; sheep Library style, 50 so; printed
extra fine paper aud hound in HALF CALF S. GERMAN
EDITION, hfy cents higher on each style OF binding
This work is RELIABEaDd AuTENTIC Il was written ly
gentleman whose il bears the data cening
the rial points of Mr. Llncous early history and o
cal III is not to mentiOn) furnished
by hims0f to Mr. Barrett who for years stood
Rdena relations to the late Pie dent The author has
sided in Washington from the very begin Ling the ad h
taon aud has explored the of the Wai Office for
fae and had other of inoat
ally accessible. interviewer narrative in chronoog.
embndy his views ia the best AID acceptable
His administration Is eiucid ed also by Intervening his
State papers completes while the narrative OF the author
cening the great events OF the period Gear oOncie
admirable The portrait is beautifully engraved by ltehie
from, photograph taken by Brady at sitting ged fol
with Mr.. LII coin by he Publishers The likeness has been
pronounced by many personal friends the best
The Pub shers mmNdiateiy upon tl decease Of M Lin
oon sent ar list to ch the closely identified
with his early life and also the Immediately
ted with the burial at Springfield Illinois, aud will have the
pleasure presenting the following ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS
l. Birthplace OF Mr.. Lincoln 2. The migration from
Mr. Lneon for thirteen years. and where his mother
died. L. The Crawford Place, where young Lincoln worSed
for 2S crns per day 8. Little Pigeon baptist Church.
where MIR. Lincoln when YOUTH and his parents attended
q. His Mothers Grave l. Anderson Creek Ferry, where lie
was fer yman for nine months The Log House In sanga
mon county, ILL, where the 5000 rails were sph D. ms
Springfield Residence. TO- The Scene Of his First nauSua
tion etc etc. f
t1" Nearly 900 men are already at work. Terms uni
form. Remit 81 30 for complete Prospectus ana ouuI o
eanvassing dozen counties, arranged IN oruer OF
choice and territory not be seeced the cash re-
Sold only by Capyass,nx Agents Address
MOORE wISfAGH 4 BALDWIN, Publishers,
Either Mt 25 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. or
\ $40 &C Walker Street, New York.
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Special Notice.-To the Readers Of the Weekly Tels-
AgrsSh, Ashtabula a I'd Vicinity.
The uudersgn.d would respectfully ask attention to the
sprePsrationI kuown -fat,,gtTt rrg..r. -.. d.
HunDewell's Universal Cough Remedy
The Great Remedy for all Throat and Lung Complaints.
3lunnewelrs TOlu Anodyne
~ perfect relief Er Neuralgia, all Nervous Complaints
ofSeer, Asthma and Dyptherea.
lIuuDewell's Ececric Pills.
ecared to be tho most perfect Catlarc and Family Pills;
'ssldsm requiring than One for dose, act without
These preparations si be noticed each month"; aud origin
Eating potent questions Medicine, enjoy Ell
sen years unbouuded reputation readers invited
sept such notices true index OF Character give
their confidence to test them
s7f'1 ' JOHN l.. BuNNEwEIL PROPRIETOR.
Practical Chemist. Boston, Mass.
IL For sale BY Dealers 10 every City and Town.
IL Dealers with good business references supplied
-ssnmiss'on,
IL Sold In Ashtabu'a by II. A. HEyDRY and GEo WILL
NAKD.
11-srIRE, EcKsrEIs Co. D. PARK, Wholesale Agents
'Giucnnnti. 4t7oS
Chapped Hands, Sore Lips, ChtIbiains, &c
-HEGEMAN cos DAMPHOR ICE with GLYCEkINE,
chspped hands. &c. Immediately and will keep the
kn $oft and smooth in the codes weather Sold by Drug
&ists--Phee rs ccnts-Sent by mail for 35 cents
.rtstfE W. FL, HEGEMAN co
IS Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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FIRST COMPANY OF NATIONAL GUARDs.-A
company h"s been formed. says the Sentinel,
under the National Guards organization, at
Rock Creek, in Morgan. TIE company is filed
to the nximum number OF l0l. The commits.
stoned officers are--Captain, ii. g L,,imer !;
Is, Lieutenant. Thadeus e Hoyt ia Lieuten
ant, Israel Baker
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.soLprnR,s moNumnNrl

The undersigned, believing II to be due to
the memory Of our patriot soldiers, who have
lost their lives 10 The defence OF the best gov
ernment every instituted upon the
eor,h, for the protection Of the rights lof
man, would most respectfully call the
attention or our fellow citizens to the i'm.
portance OF erecting 10 North Park a suitable
mouumen, to the memory Of these fallen heroes
who have by their blood, established aud made
perpetual the principlss affirmed aud declared
to be self evident by the fothers Of the Re-
public. For this purpose, We request
the ci,izeps Of Ashtabula, to meet at
Firemans Hall, Monday evening, August 2lst,
at u o'clock. We cordially invite the citizens
of other townships to join in this important
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BARRrTTs LIFE tF LINCOLN is out, and is
now being delivered to the subscribers by the
creditable Que enough in oil respects but that
Typographical execution, which il not wei!
calculated to elevate the character Of Ohio iy-
pography.
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Coughs Of Long Standing Curd.


Dr. WIsHART-Dear Sir IL take pleasure In informing
you through this that your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
which recommended Tor daughter by Mr.. j. A. Hall
OF this city, has cured her of cough of than
months standing had thought her beyond and hat
employed the best medical aid without any benefit.
cheeiuly recommend it to the public .afe and
remedy for those similarly afflicted know OF other
besides that of daughter that it has cured of long
standing coughs
Yours re pectfuliy,
JONI V. PARKER, D,gurrean Artist,
Ne l26 Gcnesee street, Utica, N. Y.
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UNION ELrcroRs will not forget the primary
meetings for the choice OF delegates to the
County Convention, TO como off on Saturday
evening of the present week at u o'clock. As
there are plurality Of candidates in the field,
the stimulus for full meeting. will be felt, and
we trust have the effect TO bring out the voters
to those primary meetings.
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PoMoLooIoAL-Tbe committee ad Interim
of,he pomologcal Society ore. says the Paiues.
vile Telegraph. to have a meeting at SAM
dusky and the Grape Island, on the 18th. 10th,
aud 18th inst. 10 discuss Peaches. Pairs aud
Apples" and especially to examine the vine-
yards, nud report on the progress and pros
poets of grnpe-growing in that region Persons
interested iu these matters, are invited to meet
with the committee. sl ,s. tr t.-
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.,,., a. ..... D.. MARsHALL's p
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This snua Thoroughly proved itself to be the rest
tiels eve: knowB for curing the Catarrh, Cold In
the Head aud He eadache. 1t has been found an
eesnt remedy in many cases Of Sore Eyes, Ds afsess
has hesn remored BY 1t, and Hearing has ofen been
greatly improv ed BY its use It opens and purgeS out all
action the parts Affected. It Is recommend by
the best physicians and usee with great success and salts
faction everywhere. f.S I ij..t ~ Ht ...
More than thirty years ex rience has proved its great
value ct this II stands higher than be-
Selt By II. A HENDR- Ashtabula' and by all Drug
~I.ts 77S
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"a DRrSKYEss continues its prevalence about
our streets, aud even miners and young boys
may occasionally be seen with unsteady gait,
with utterances Of maudin blasphemy upon
their lips. in open day. The alarming
strides this evil is making in our midst would
seem to Call ere long, for ef-rls on the part
Of the friends Of morality. TO staY the tide
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1ltwE's GREAT Circus. great Eques-
,rian Troupe, which is making its second an
nual tour in America since its return from
Europe. where, during seven years sol urn
it visited the principal ciiirs Of the Old World,
will be 10 Asbtabula on Thursday ol next week.
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BUCKEYE CIDER Mills AND PREss I'VE
have seen nothing counected with the business
OF the farm, that strikes us so favorably as the
aforesaid mill. LIS compactness. portablensss.
effectiveness. cbespness, readiness at all times,
summer or winter, its simplicity and copven.
ienes Of operation, aud it's strength and durabi-
i'y. renders its possession a seiLevideut nscss.
sity. A man and boy will make with !, from 4
to barrels Of cidor day. 1t is adopted. Of
course, equally well for grinding aud pressing
grapes currants, or other fruit or berries. aud
also equally convenient as a lard or cheese press
we would recommend it TO Iublic attention
Mcclure has the agency.
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INCEST w lizard Green, says the Painesvlle
Telegraph, was arrested on Saturday last aud
brought before Justice Doolitile, charged with
,ercourse with his own daughter. aged about
10. She was delivered of child about ten
days ago. which she claims is her owo fathers.
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saANDaKrss,s vEGETAnLE Pulls.

BAAND&ETfB VEGETA BILE PTLLS.
Arc inbs Tor Sosveness spssnis loss of Appetite sck
headse giddiuess, of boatng after meals dzess
Arowsinss. and cramling palms, and all disorders of the
stomach aad DO wes y rf-,- ~. ......t. ....tY
Oasinal Letter at 2sa Canal Street. New York.
J. j. q, COOK, publisher of the STATE banner, Ben
angtou, W. says; attacked with Dyspepsia, and
be taken without cccasion;ng the
Sien In his stommch For ave be suffered from the
xlrezdful cousphiat when he used RRASDRETHS PILLS
THE rst boz Id ast see benefit him much but ts
esd prodnced change and by the me he had taken six box
"a COMPLETE CURE Effected He "Ny dyspep-
a gone: my expectation Of early death vanished
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Dyspepsia-What everybody sNys must be true. We
have heard Dr. sckands Tonic spoken Of frequently by
those who have been benefited by it, that last
peed to make 1t known to the public that really believe
effects in every therefore, say those
who suffering with Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, go
to their Druggist and get bottle OF Dr Stichands Tonic
Foi sale in Ashtabuls by Geo. willard and HyA. Heuiry
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Dr. wIsulRr-Sy. had Bronehtis 1nliammstion Of the
Lungs Shortness of Breath and Papitaon Of the Heart 10
their FORMS had been treated by several of the
eminent physicians IN Philadelphia but thef could not stop
the rapid Of my disease and d despaired OF evef
being restored health. Was truly the verge OF the
grave Your Pine Free Tar Cordial highly
10 me by friend tried It, and thankful say that
alter using ou large and small BOTTLE was to
perect health You give Teferenbe my house. No.
Dos North Second street. at Office Of Receiver Of faxes
from to NJ corner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets.
JoHS WARD.
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WM. HUMPHREY.

NEGLECTED CoroBs AND CoLDs.--FEw are
aware ofthe Importance OF checking Cough or
Common Cod, 10 it's frat stage, that which, 10
the beginning. would yield 10 md remedy
IL neglected, coon preys upon the lungs
Broicns Bronchial Troehr," or Cough Lozen-
ges afford instant relief. h i