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snail be made until after Che o; The ureseni year
an, far Shall have been made 10 thsn Tor
A Improvements o. eseIaeGs sres,ea or ass %
haye been gwen oy ,ae Assis;ant c9m@Issonsr mn
hold use an buildings tencnenis and any
lss apper'anine g the same otherwise owned
States and not heretofore disposed Of BY the United states
person persons and TO the appropriate the
oessda derived e,siro 70 es sd1S,9n sa b. 81 Nth Nth
drawn The STATE. which hsye ,o, made p1onop o % 10"
On which sha he among SAID sics for
educational purposes In proportion 10 their population
sEc IS ria, the Commissioner of this Bureau shall AZ
citizens aid freedmen and with agents and teachers
& re- m and s sy ss ama as nrs S
ever such assocaon shall without cost TO The
shall furnish such protection as may be required ar ,r "e
src Is That cvey state where the ordinary
course CT judicial proceedings has been interrupted o ne
every state or distsci whose constitutional relations tho
have been & hr Sy M s
relations and shah be duly represented n the Congress Of the
be and give edence to contract purchase lease sell
nSa nSa cna a nsnt tss Of all s laws and leens
personal liberty personal sccry, and the acquisition en-
Guiding the constitutional right TO email be
e' 70 and enjoyed sy an sa en "a ,p OF ~ such ssc
coalition Of slavery and whenever either Of said ssiesor
sean interrupted by he rebellion up, ,o .lall
stored IN It's constitutional relations 10 he government and
shan be dqy n hs CGngress on Of he United
the officers of the Bureau aud under such rules and ,sa
the President through ~" Secretary Of War, shall
prescribe extend military protection and have military iuris
cion al aud questions concerning the f,o IN
toyment OF such mmunes and rights and no penalty OF
punishment for any violation Of nv shall be- imposed
permitted because of color previous
condition OF slavery other greater than the
penalty punishment which white
~ liable hy law the Ike offence hut the jurisdiction
by this the officers Of tie BUREAU
shall c1st State where the ordinary ~
di proceedings has been Interrupted the rebellion.
and sha every state when the or he STATE
md he nj he'd IL
~ iusce and after such shall b. fulli
its relations the guyesn aud
shalt be duly represented IN the Congress o. the United
Statcr.
SIC Is That all officers, agents. and employees ~ ia
bureau before entering the duties ~ their on~' -ha
h oath scrbed " the section tha act
which his amendment aud all part. g scis
Inconsistent with the provisions Of this hereby
p.aled.
THE AR,iY APPROPRIATE. RiiJ.
Mr. SHERNAs trepl oi Ohio, called 10 the Army Ap
propration b and moved that the senate inset uron
It's amendments aud arpoin, committee q conference
the disagrecing votes.
SESSION.
Tho Senate N hall past two ociock went INTO cs.eG-
tive session and soon after adjourned.
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rins Tornado. 80.

sFE,ilI rrlreEIrn 70 ran Wv ross nra.tp.
rososrp = W. JgGs - ts51
Marvin, one - 'hs Isnlaa prfpnss herr, 80
admitted v bai his orn r~ooSnrAsses YESTERDAY
h.s smployr Al Ba-Alo rsffsssnins him a. ao1en
sve and innsennt psrsnn A Harrison. bsfrsss, i
ndus,roosy sorshs ~ ne rroseraton q ths renhnf
ihs rsr n ne raesfnnlsnt Bs-
pretty ~el determined IA, thsy 81 - trs>
~ military casu marital, undv The fwegn
Asresisns sct itns sd nat NJ Jotn Hlnyvd C.n.
sgon vlli At chairman ~ ths ssi0r rls
bshvsnn rsgulsIs sfe p0v coostsnty Easfa a ,be
old Jail. kBf an oresf siesfs n NE 6aadns ssvsfal
church dgasres are Interesting ibefnsely@s N ne
of ths kp.soops clsrynan wt0 . lrsncsrAtsd a. 10.
On1 ~ the trrbls toynado~ hat has .rsr visited
Canada taos pare lest aight A. ths salsss u Oh
rIress lsfgs hoss rer~cty erected vsa bi0wn the
rrosnd kech damage ~D tons " ssrr,es. ssf oil
sorks Durnf the srrissior t.flsf barxs sllnr o.~
rsn ast ssvrrsly slsrnG s<hsrs Tbs stvm 1850
over fnssrpn tong af~&l dssi 81 sansge The forcs
q Tie ssofn tore W issus vsss " ts~ roo.s
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GERMAN MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Gathering ~ Providence OF German
Singing Societies from New England,
New YorL. New Jersey and Phiiadsb.
phia-The First Grand Concert Last
Nfuht.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK htWAip-
PnoyDNot II. L. June ~, is@
Since sundown yesterday Providence has boon IN an
unusual Of enthusiasm There is placard speak
ing welcome Al every house and ,riumrhal arch On
every street The hotels crowded. and the fsmish'd
guests are marched TO dinner BY squads and are dis
missed with apIocs unfatated the lGst sound. ~
the gonG haze far, died away. Tho cauEc " al ms
excitement that prevails ~ this city u th. holding
OF the convention of singing societies from the New
England States and States q New York sew jersey
and the city of Philadelphia
Some SIX hundred sturdy Teutoas, IN cccptsnee n
cordial invitation enacrcl them IS the Prov ,d,nco
Liederkrans, have invaded Tho metropolis Of Rhode
leland, carrying with them foods of melody and
Ing The larlcrs Of carayanarcs u greater
pate Lust night number q organzatons, .bosa
members had been invited To participate the
ton, reached their hcadquarieta This morning tha
tunefui representatives % Gotham, NeW lcrsey nni
Philadelphia appeared on the landing, and rr.t't
by their resident hosts Tho rncictes lno
wcre mo Anon, Iiederkranx, colouia, Nasnn'r-
chor, Mozart. verein TentoDa, Maenncrchor Efaio,
Jungcr Maennerchor, Beethoven haepnerchoF, rlns.
Academic hciyeia Macnnorchor and Social Maenucrtor,
Of New York city the Eptracbt aud Aurora sl 80. or
Newark n J. the Aurora Society OF Egg Ilnfhor ~
Arion Society, of Williamsburg, 1.-the saenrcrbaud. -
Philadelphia and fow local orgnnzaonso OF the .nd,
with smaller delegations from twenty -four other Ufo-
cations
procession headed by CITY bends and by iho btn1
which accompanied tie Ncw Yor. Ar.on Society,
marched through the streets u Providence a. ~ AZ ~
C,y Hotel whore Governor Burns do surfoundcd by hf
stan 10 fun UNIFORM badc them welcome IA Tow az
proprinto rcmarka
having made brief response tho procession dsbanded
the several organzatons nllng 90 10 their t"+pecsi'd
quarters and passing the day IN social intercourse
After rchrarrai, which took place a. two o'clock IN
the afternoon. the singers oRnn dspcrsed aud
semblcd eaht o'clock N the evening Tor tho nr~t
grand concert The city haIi wherein tnc.c mnsc"s
events taking place i two story low hfsk cdnee,
npoctaiora Tho interior o. tho place isst riaht
adorned with evergreen fcs4on- while many colorcd
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ua' oarrtss ~ srnsmss, u tblry "a isrytv lsata
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the pay a. INSPECTORS of customs, and the same
referred 70 the Committee Of Ways ard Means
rIsAAL SWAMI C.NAi.
Mr. EGGIsroS, (rep) OF ONO, from hc Committee
on Commerce, reported Joint resolution authorizing
shares Of the stock Of the Dismal Swamp canal owned
by the government IN such manner ~ viii boot pro.
teot the Interests OF the United states N such canal
and insure It's being kept op.n ~ navgahle highway
without further expense a. the government rhh wa
read three times and passed.
PREVENTION SMUGGLING.
Mr. Elor from the Committee on Commerce, reported
back, with sandfy amendments chiefly technical, the
senate bill further 10 prevent smuggling ana Tor o'he
Nj HrsrnEiy offered some amendments which he
discussing when The morning hour expired, and the
Trr rAsE or ponpAscE ArwArEn
The sprAEiN announced the special committee ap-
pointed In the matter of Iorranee Atvacr a. hcssn.
Hale, Woodbrldg., Thornton PANE and Longycar
CgsAfHcf ~ MONEY.
The srrAErR presented memorial from the Phllsfe-
phin board of trade 10 Congress praying iof lbe hoo
,on OF legal restriction commerce IN money, which
referred 20 the Committee on Commerce
The House proceeded 10 the business the speakers
table, aud disposed thereof as follows
LAM GRAM
The Senate amendment tho House bill granting
land TO a. N. Jep IN Josephine county, Oregon. The
amendment reduces the quantity from three hundred
snd twenty acres 20 hnndTed and sixty acres The
amend imcnt was concurrcd in.
AntSpN. lCr wAfBigGTuN rEinIroRY
The Sen fc amendment 10 the House bl amending
the organic at Of Washington Territory. Tho amend
meni adds new section, dsaplroving the act oi Tho
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory as approved Jan
nary H. 1890 reference TO ,ho county Of scammania
The amendment was concurrcd Ia
AsNnNEsH rnr
In nGnber-to the internal Rcycnuc till.
Mr soRRlt said that i he thought The House would
agree he would move a with ali
he amendments Of the senate; bat not supposnR that
motion would meet the approval of the House he would
Ways and Means
Morrll would move q non-con,ur anu al committee
of conference.
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~ irt hnt not the least ~ tbs gens it Vfa.
il1ns' ndpets repertoire lren a. nirb, oa
,ery lr 4n4esco cons.feras the aitaade ~ tLs mr.
rly WHY ne rropustofs .aonid receive benafl sni
aN ilsy st3od attempt 0luidcru With rve aes
heavy drlrn ~ Danas ~, 40 unable STATE
rr.n iri. n I,ift ~. 4 thoss hea y-so asi
unRe1 anmaac lsres 0hieh iLc asignrcs n he rofto
4 Martin Tsrs aBd Dfury Lane L,alon as.sh,
q ultlrr
Ions drnas ye-y enjoyable ~ ~lnisr Wien -
~ and thsn Win a. hansoss wafnis dr.~a
and ne esal nro blaane brgbur -, samn.r ,hero
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t4c nrooke however slight. uitNuui ~ fs re~@
Ani sedcntary confinement IT buca~ aua mortar U4t
y iie Nhoe cast ihreo - ne Ariofs Only vefe - ~
heir panH yx farfHet as the b4o a. Hlstshsu Mo
ninry y oabrl.ie sni Mne iaunei L. narqaiss 10
matte acbeJ and trs aia.oSue dscid.aiy "a,
ard rrosy ia novel shaps tho work sosia
hni iep admircr. bat ulansa g. no ssifui
Interpretation u such artists wonfisar Ahd Madam.
lsfrei and Nile Hury ,ho faii fpf,s ~ No a4thos'-
r6b utterly unslitsd 20 hlm bat yoatsns,. - a..
,hrssief Aabisny nnasfei ne bre, pr allotted %
,,.,,nS,sy a.. l.,y,s - ~ s.g ,,s h.is..s :,
tte drasaf' pessosg ne~is m sommsai. NJ, "a Hsf,
NJ - tsndefef lsst nshi. Seaf fstnina -, -
tysn The fs0es aBi Llunsu tstah4ar ~ Nsfaft
rairont q ,hsn uyins Z, psrsa-is u'oss '-yoha
ioGgu. cad. bore oa' ths simtaniy gais s.aatss1
- his f@s osDelafss ihs sstss y plays Fiysn ~ 60
nns ~ afro Ifaasaee 10 Tho fa ~ h4rs Ia
torl sna Ifsneh upera comiqos Fpgs> "a eais,'f
cHsIerr's OrKRA n0ug.
Ths name ~ cbrsty srsas simos' insspsrsh'e ffpn.
GOOD uinsif.sy Gnd N tie ~ -. op>rs Hssss
Tusniy f9art stree, IA prngrisiqf seems tsisrus
keep seisfiians 'orb~ sN,I otser vi,h ssislcs-
so0plc fapl1y shi 10 audience Ass sesfsy fs.arusi
frc tho sAos y nlrsh eo1sssgssi before thsy
s'e, fopuiafy sgsAs1ng % 80 br.s Trn Al ~ -,
~ II anotA~r rhs eofnlesi fapsre~t ~ n
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TIE drectSf siasi h. the rAfsd sttAn q
Ue0fEs ChnsiF wpga - ~ u.smssits. saT.risn ~
annss auaisufe. bgt tbsy are p0s assntd u.
F0ini ~ snes~aef " The stnsfA stlSeney q To ,os
pany A netAble feature - The seisfiaaDsnt ~ Bs
dahtinx = Gsgfss ard Vile Gay. ~to 80 tbtyash o..
tro~i apffsssd vs@Afiss - isneng -h ths srAct-
ns-w ~ AaisDaana Ths farce - rehsfusrtnfn ny,
W wLith H@a>ss Chr.ty Ah1 anna s,s sTsesslnsiy
huBofoss ssa TsGd fssSs tssxe ~ uss srilFs
fany - - ~ e~s sttsrt2lntnsbt ~Ach !. fsfisny
a. u tho best ~ a .fNf
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nis Liza nsrsns s~rs6s vsn TAXA pisr. Wi, srsr.
ins q ths yrsseh ,hssis. ne Oh spy~. n Ts Deso,
~ AiaAniAsa % rhsrsdsy NJ. Uelb~rs snl ,ss.
ssssct sad rr.ssns 18th ~ hs shsrnlss opsrssiss
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sv~y nishi 81 x0hs r.rses c.s~n "a rrvs ssssss
rhs sseses-s nss.s - - srs1 10 ne ss',sp>ss
v<N - sessA sA~>s
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THIRTY.NIHTH CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, June 20 1s6Al
Lrkvg lssEycy GnasrrD.
Leave o. abssnce for the residue of the session
grated 70 Mr. Lane, of Kansas on motion of Mr. Lane,
Of Ia diana
PROTECTIVE
Mr. COv,s, ircp Of IA presented pet ton fors pro
,ccIve ttvr, which referred 10 the Committee on
fiBaBee.
Ivmss crysBosA mvrn
M Csnuv REQ Of M.ch., from the Committee "a
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Arrival % Fenlaa pr,.onsr. ., MONTREAL.
sfEtItL ftLH'kAN ~ THt NFN f0FF HEnktr.
M..InraI In.

d0vfHr.L Jun - I,sS
sixteen FsrAn Fffan-rr. fourteen beng a the org
ra "a arrived ths aty = ssry early hour thls
morning fr.m rthprhufg sirrs hoy bsi o. under.
g0ing her preliminary invest sa'on sheh was imns
as,ey followed % ~ shai sBoSn their voluntary
examination abnh latter mrre matter of form
han 'eEding any former np3fsu elsedsian ~ bsr
Tho number II sivt~sn prisoner. > tnad~ 10 ~
,ho sffiton = George Crawford ani Daniel ccbafn
Tenlsns xh0 resided ~ ussftauSy oYunty The hfuad
charge npip strh The lrisprsfs we're committed ~ tbs
district la ~ Montreal thAt - lsYYlng sgsnst her
~ afy 'oirnsl EfmAflngTr The cqfnnitfng f1asfa'e
wfh 'he arcJs~i, rho usfe hfuaght - tha fiY
frr greater scAry ssv ~ the las, aar A. Fgsqu H
An lnfrft 80 sttb w. itamray Qaesns touuael. tha
0~4eiai refressnlailTe ~ th9 Attorney oerrfal W
~ n0t re-n aarrrianInr sLen tbn frai tr4l
would comm rate The government has. made M siga
ur9n tAf ~ 1f ~ yet sii ne 4rivena bs ~ that
"a Vii a., te ieng dslAgfd
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rgySrSr ,cLtNTETRs
Mr BfSCIAr, trcpl ~ Ohio, from The Committee IN
Military taars reported bill ior The pay iacnt ~ he
SIXTH Eighth ard Eleventh regiments * Ohio volru'er
Militia Of ncnna Bard company 81 cavalry and fnu.-
sen battery during the time they N TIC s'r4cc
Of the United Siaics
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Bevoridge, Pension Agent, and Jesse o Norton Prose

Beyerdge, Pension Agent and Jesse O. Norton, Prose
cutting Attorney.
CONGRESSIONAL VISIT TO GETTYSBURG.
The House Military Committee have accepted Mr.
Batohelders invitation TO visit the battle field Of Gcys
burg with him, and will leave here on Thursday.
the NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
organized under the laws Of the State OF New York. is
here pressing for recognition by Congress They
asking for right of way the public domains and
navgabe streams in consideration for which they pro-
pose that Congress shall prohibit their amsgamation
with any other company
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Local & Miscellaneous.
subscriptions subscriptions expiring any time

subscriptions.-subscri expiring any time
between this time and the close Of the year. may be rc-
newed for any fraction Of the cnlendarwhich is also
the Subscription year. and for the whole of 1867. We
would like to have this work done up in good time, as
we hope not to be required to any name for deln-
quency but while continue to trudge along with all
our old friends hope to add many new ones before the
opening Of the New Year Although our citizens may OBJ
tain larger and better filled papers general news yet
the question lie Of local concern, can they afford to
discriminate against their own local Journal identified
It is with all their loca-incuding Of course their Pc
cniary nterestsf The growth and Importance Of our
village Is Influenced by the character the energy and the
business activity indicated by the village paper To
have these qualities and produce these impressions with
the stranger, It must be sustained at home.
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"Jcs' sgi"--"E Exactly f"--soIon Single said; they
morning. he took Plantation Bitters If he felt weary at
weak languid mentally oppressed he took Plan
pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority but as some
may, just read the folowing
owe much to you, for verify be-
lieve the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REv. W. Ii. WAGNER, Madrid. N. T."
Ihaye been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me-:
REV. c. A. WILDWOOD, New York City"
had lost all appetite--was SO
weak and enervated could hardly walk and had perfect
ters have set me all right.
The Plantation Btters have cured
Of arrangement Of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs,
that distressed me for years. They act like charm
G. z. MOORE, 254 Broadway, N. Y"
Mrs. o. NJ DEvoE manager Of the Union Home School
for Soldiers Children says she has given to the weak
and invalid children under her charge with the most hap
py and gratifying results" We have received a
hundred Of such certificates but advertisement
Is effective what people themselves say Of good
ticle Our fortune and reputation is ct stake The
original quality and high character Of these goods will be
sustained under any and all circumstances. They have
already obtained sale In every town. village parish and
hamlet among civilized nations Base imtators try to
come and style thoy can and because
good article cannot be cold low poor one, they
find some support from parties who do not what
they soil Be your guard. See private stamp
tho cork. P. II. DRAKE CO., New York City.
aarato0a Spring Water sold by all Druggists
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A WONDERFUL HoRsE.--The Detroit Free
Press says the horse "Wild Rover, from Ash
tabuls County, in tfis State, has Ucen purchased
by Charles NJ. Welch, and bought to that city.
The horse is master of over forty tricks, some
of them too wonderful to be credited unless
seen. Among his most difficult and brilliant
feats are the following Drinking water from a
tumbler, attempting to turn handspring and
moving his ears as ordered, separately, or both
at once. He intends, in few weeks to put him
on the stage, and will undoubtedly realize a
large return from exhibiting him, as he is GER
tainly the best trick horse ever seen in this
country
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Who would not be bea6tfhls Who would not add to
their beauty, What gives that marble purity and dis
ngus appearance we observe upon the stage and in the
city bellei 1t is no longer secret They Hagans
Magnolia Balm Its cottihued Use removes tan reckles
pmples and roughness, from the face and hands, and
leaves the complexion smooth, transparent and ravshng
Unlike many cosmetics ii contains material injurious
to the skin Any druggist will order it for YOU If not on
hand at 80 cents per bottle.
W. K. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y, Chemist
DEMAS BARNES CO., Wholesale Agents, n. Y.
Sdratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists
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Over n RIillioh Dollars Saved.

Gentlemen II had negro man worth 81 200 who took
cold from bad hurt in the leg and useless for
year. had used everything could hear of without
benefit, until tried the Mexican Mustang Lniment. 1t
soon effected permanent cure"
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1850. j. L. DOWNING.
81 take pleasure In recommending the Mexican Mus
tang Linment valuable and indispensable article for
Sprains, Sores Scratches Calls Horses Our men
have used it for Burns Bruises Sores rheumatism, &C.
and all say ii acts like magic" j. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harden's
Express.
The spran Of my daughters ankle, occasoned while
skating last winter entirely cured in week.
she commenced using your celebrated Mustang Liniment
Gloucester Mass, Aug. !, 1855. ED. Sicily"
is admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang Lni
ment performs than any article dscov
ered Families, livery men and planters should always
have on hand Quick and 1t certainly s All gen.
une is wrapped in steeplae eDgravings, bearing the
signature Of g. W. WBsTBRooK Chemist and the prigate
Q. s. Stamp of DEMAs BARNES Co., over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit 1t with cheap
stone-plate label. Look closely!
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsING.-In our columns may be
found large share of legal advertising of the
county, and those who desire to keep the run
of the business of the Probate and common
Pleas courts, will probably be enabled to Sc
cure that end by consulting the TeJegraph.-
A standing head will be kept on the last page
out side-where this class of notices may al
ways be found after their first insertion under
the new adv. head inside. After having been
worked upon the outside, that goes to press on
Tuesday, more time will be allowed for ma
king out aud sending atfidavits of publication.
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THANKSGIVING SERvIoEs-The several con-
gregations of the village will unite in the OBJ
servance of Thanksgiving day, by assembling
at the usual time, in the Presbyterian Church
where an appropriate address will be delivered
by Rev. j. N MoGIFFERT the pastor.
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Heimstreoss iniinabic fisir 6oiOrihs Is not dye
All instantaneous dyes composed OF lunar eausc and
more less destroy the vitality Of the hair This is the
original Hair Colorng, and has been growing in favor
twenty yeats: It grey hair its original
color by gradual absorption, in most remarkable man
ner 1t is also beautiful hair dressing Sold in two
sixes-60 oents and tl-by all dealers.
c. HEIMsTREET. Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Hdtsr sold by all Druggists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-11-24
Conneaut Item,-From the Renorter.

Conneaut Items-From the Reporter.
Mr.. JoHS EseLIsH, an employee al the ne W
bridge, on Monday, lost his foot hold and fel
from the top of one of the abutnente, striking
the ground with such fnrce as to render him
helpless He was seriously but not dangerous.
ly injured.
Mr.. ]. SroDDARD, an old man living iu the
vicinity Of Clark's Corners, received pistol
shot on Monday afternoon, which is prounounc-
ed fatal by the attending physician. The ball
took effect in the groin.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-11-24

To Owners of HaOrses.-Thousands Of horses
die yearly from Choic. This need not be- DR.. Tobias
Venetian Horse Linment will positively every case
fgiven when first taken. The sost is only ote dollar
Every owner of horse should have bottle in his stable
ready for 1t is warranted superior to anything
for the cure of Cuts Wind Calls, swengs, soreThroa
Sprains, Bruises Old Sores, &C. This Liniment no
new remedy 1t has been used and approved of for 10
years by the first hofseren in the country Given to an
overdrven horse it acts like magic Orders are con-
stanty received from the racing stables T England for it.
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff of trotting fame has
used it for years. and says it is far superior to any other
he has tried He kindly permits refer him. His
address is East New York. Long Island. Recollect Dr.
Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment is put in pint bottles
Take no other Sold by the Druggists and saddlers