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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-05

DArroy OPERA HousE-The Opera H'use
re gently erected at Dayton, is called one oftbe
handsomes, specimens Of dramatic architecture
iu the West. A brief sketch Of it is sent Us
by our friend @. e. Cook. The corner stone
was laid November 9th, 1864, and the edi6ce
was occupied January lst, 1866, Edwin Forest
the great American Tragedian appearing first
upon its boards. 1t occupies al area oflO0
feet front on the east side OF Main, by l2j feet
on the south side of First street, aud is 100
feet high from the sidewalk terminating in a
Mansard roof The Main street front is OF ine
Buena Vista freestoue (grey) with areturn of
81 feet on First street.
The grand entree, thirty feet wide. is on First
street. The basement is occupied bya spa.
cious billiard saloon. There are FIVE handsome
stores on the Main street front; the olfi,e oi
the establishment are on the second floor
The auditorium is beautifully frescoed, 70 feet
wide, by 20 feet deep. Ceiling rs by 80 feet
and 40 feet above the floor. The stage 35 feet
wide, by 3S 10 depth. The scenery aud drop
curtain ars>Qf the highest order of that style
OF art 1t cost near a quarter of q million ol
dollars and is capable of seating comfortably
1900 persons
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-05
IN GENERAL.
--Nsvirs,ioo is open TO Chicago.


--NaviRation 10 open TO Chicago.
Gold ciosed on Wednesday last at s1.97Is
Things are coming down.
The hecss Of the Tennessee Legislature has
passed the negro testimony bill
t1--A Fmx 10 Erie Sunday afternoon last, de.
strsyed $4,000 10 $4,000 worth OF property.
The Treasury Department is informed that
smngglipg on tho Canadian frontier is pract.
cally at an end, .......,,.. ,..,-
4 -FoREIoS news up to the 18th says recent
attempt was made 10 assassinate the Czar of
Russia. but the bullet missed its aim.
1.-THE slowing away OF the Atlantic cable
In the Great Eastern commenced on the l4,h
iast The work oi laying the cable commences
IN July. i..,'s
= ---SrrPnEss the Fenian head ceatre Is ex-
pected TO arrive In this country on the steam.
or srNapoleon Ill, on the 9th OF May, when he
win make tour Of the principal cities OF the
United States.
Three cases OF Feuian arms we're seized at
oswego The other day, BY Government officers,
acting under orders from the Department OF
tie East They were intended for transit
across the lines.
--ALxx H. STEPHENS says that the passage
of the Civil Rights bill over the veto is a sub
ject for eongratulation, because it establishes .
definite line ofpolicy to which the South must
conform, before 1t can expect recognition.
An ex rebel naval officer who served OF
The Merrinac IN Hampton Roads, is now il
command Of an English screw steamer designed
for the Chilean service. The majority OF biz
officers and men were also in the Confederate
navy.
-f The citizens Of South Danvers, Mass. have
initiated measures for welcoming home Georg,
Peabody, who is native OF the town. A
committee was chosen to meet Mr.. Peabody oil
his arrival at New Y ork, and another commit
tee oftwenty-fve was selected TO complete ant
arrange the home reception programme.
sd Valparaiso was bombarded by the Spanish
feet on the 3lst OF March, causing damage tc
the amount of MANY millions. The American
oppose the bonbardmont, but when the time
came, the British Minister said be could only
use diplomacy which did not suffice to prevent
the destruction. o.
Six burglars entered the dwelling of The
cashier Of the National Bank in Cadiz Ohio,
Sunday morning. abont o'clock, bucked and
gagged the cashier and compelled him and bis
wife to give up the keys of the bank and safe
with which they effected an entrance into the
bank and stole the large sum of35O 900. AT
ter locking the watehman in the safe, they
made their escape on a hand car Twenty.
thousand dollars reward is offered for the cap
ture OF the robbers portion Of whom ave
been taken, and some of their i'll gotten gain.
recovered.
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ARREST OF Hos. c. V. CULVER -Tb
TiIusvllie Htrald of May 2. says that Hon.
@. v. Culver was arrested at Reno on
Monday, on complaint Of three citizens Of
Franklin, the warrant setting forth three
distinct charges, one Of which is conspiracy
to defraud. Mr.. Culver was taken 10
Franklin ahd held TO bail 10 the sum Of
$50, 1000 which was found after some delay.
Mr.. Austen, the Cashier of the VenaDgo
Bank, was arrested on similar charges, and
held to bail 10 the sum of $4,000. The
Herald says the losses in Franklin alone
by lbe Culver failure will probably reach
$500, 900.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-05

THE CONTINENTAL TRouBLEs.--The agita.
ton Of Cou mental politics. caused by tie
controversy between Austria and Prussia,
has reached boiling poiut. Each succs
sive note exchanged by the two Powers is
more belligerent than that which preceded
it. In the judgment of the most astute
observers, it is no longer probable that
war can be avoided. When these foreign
monarchists have their hands full of trouble
iu settling their rival claims to sovereign
ty it is not likely that they will seek a pre-.
text for quarrel with the United States, by
presis,ing in the military occupation oi
Mexico against the protest on our Govern
meut
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CLEVELAND WHOLESALE MARKET

CLFvBtAuD. May 8, 1866.
FloUR-Quiet, but firm for choice grades. City made
Xxx red held at O02 90; do do Xxx white held at $1,000
l13OO: county brands Xxx rod AZ S926G050; do do Xxx
white $40 25ll co. Good TO choice spring held at range
OF s9.00@l00o. ..... ,....
wIiEAT-In moderate demand but firm and higher for
No Spring. Sales Of No Milwaukee spring at $lo0 from
store .'. .
coRN-In moderate demand and firm Sales Of No. !
shelled from store at &c. A
oATs-Quiet but fm. No. Ohio sold from store at 4sc'
PORK--Seady and in fair demand. Sold at 215o92S 90
for No City messcosing at the outside price S27oO for
No 2, and $3l 90 for clear .. no n N'i" '.N
LARp--Better but quiet. At 2lc for cry rendered In
tierces and 22c for do in kegs. .f
HAMS Steady. Sold for 2l@22c for city sugar cured.
Country cured at l9@20c. aa'WIal
sHoULnERsstoady at lac for city cured, and 1s9l4c
for country do.
MESS BEEF-steady at sisOo82Ooo
BUTTERst Prime Western Reserve tub at 4o@d1e
CHEESE Quiet. Good TO prime old Western Reserve
and New York is firm at 20622.
EGGS-Active and lower. Sales ct 1sGl9c.
PETRoLEUM-Firm Fair inquiry for Bonded for futur'
delivery Sales o750 bills light straw o white In two lots
N Y delivery June, at 4lc Reued free quiet nd stead
at 53355c.
PoTATOEs-Active, and steady. Peachblows Of eS
3slOo per bu ...
HAY--Tn fair demand Loose at $lo.oo9140o. Beate
pressed at SIS 90. .r.
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THE Times special saws ATTORNEY. q en-

The Times special says Attorney Gen
eral Speed has uoder consideration the
matter of the trial of JEFF Davis in the
United States Circuit Court of Virginia,
which meets the FIRST Monday in Norfolk,
unless Congress shall in the meantime pass
bill changing the hold of the court to
Richmond. The Attorney General has
also been in cosnultaton with Judge Under
wood concerning the trials of Wise, Lee
and some sixty hers, Indicted for treason
at Norfolk last summer. L. is prepared 10
try Henry A. Wise f:st at Norfalk, aud
that will probably be the only trial this
season in Virginia. .,-.. ..-.
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From the Independent, May 8.
DRY GOODS,

The market is very inactive, and prices OF
cotton goods are very weak. A further de-
cline seems inevitable under the decline of the
raw material. The print market has again de-
cliaed. Both brown and bleached goods are
again lower, under falling OF in tue demand.
Our remarks being always written some days
before they ale published will account for
some discrepancies which may have appeared
when changes have occurred in that time
This is unavoidable in the very unsettled
state of the cotton and gold markets, and it
is impossible to rely on any general steadi-
ness taking place. The tendency is down.
ward for the most part, Ginghams are scarce
and wanted Brown drills sell readily, chiefly
for export, and are very firm COttonades also
aie well maintained Demims have declined
Ticks are steady. Stripes are lower. In
woolens the business doing is not satisfactory
Fancy cassimeres are very dull. Holders OF
spring styles appear firm, aud buyers hold oil
iu expectation of some reduction. In deanes,
however. there is more activity, Stocks are
much reduced, and prices are much stronger.
No further decline is expected, as the supply
is under check for the present. Satiuets are
much depressed. Iu foreign goods there is
considerable activity, but at low prices-the
result Of very heavy importations, apparently
made in the faith Of falling gold market.
which would enable remittaOces to be made on
favorable terms. Summer dress-goods are ia
fair request. DeIanes sell at auctions largely
but at low prices. Silks are much depressed
Ribbons are rather inactive at private trade
Linens are firm and active. The large auction
soles limit the private sales; thu offerings al
auctions are mostly sold low. The approach
to return of specie paymsnts is not without
effect on prices, as buyers do not like to buy
for stock. .... .......-
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MARRIED

In Ashtabula, on the 18th of April, by Rev.
Geo n. Tuthill, Emory n. Campbell Of Ashta-
bula to Miss Ellen NJ. Pierce, of Conneaut.
In New Lyme, on the 22d of April, by H. A.
Reeve, Esq, Chauncey II. Coon, to Mrs. Maria
L. Gibbs, both Of New Lyme. alre ra"
In Jefferson, on the 2Sth of April, by Rev.
E. p. Clisbee, Chas. p. Elligott of Buffalo, to
Miss Mary A. Wolcott, of Austinburg.
At the Jefferson House in Jefferson, April &c,
by Rev. E. q. Farley, VIM. II. Doty, TO Miss
Huldah j. Alderman, both of Windsor, Ohio.
In Conneaut, at the residence of s. e. Bough-
on, April Goth, by Rev. Rufus Clark Mr.
Herbert Daniels, TO Miss Blanche Boughton.
At West Springfield April 22d, by Rev. L.
D. Prosser, William johnson, to Miss Augusta
Fickenger, all Of Conneaut, Ohio
In Conneaut, at the residence of Silas Hiler,
April 29th, by Rev. o. T. Wyman, James w
Press, to Miss Candace NJ Proctor, both o.
Conneaut "
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House authorizing the Cleveland G. Mahoning
Railroad Company to con struct road from
Pittsburgh TO Cleveland, and TO declare the
same postal aid military route 1t alludes
to the charter granted said road by the State
of Ohio, but enlarges its corporate powers
The bill was referred to the special Railroad
Committee. lie also introduced q bill TO
gusraute the construction Of continuous line
railroad from Washington to the Northwest.
The bill proposes 10 authorize the Pittsburgh
and ConnelSville Railroa Company to con-
struct their road to Cumberland Maryland, and
to declare the same postal and military route.
This bill was also referred.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-05

Samuel Witter, alias Jack Cooper, was
hanged at Ravenns. Ohio. on the 9Th ult, for
the murder Of John Rodsnbaugh, in October
last. Siucs his sentence, Cooper had made
three desperate attempts 10 escape. At one
time he became so fsroeious that it was found
necessary to use large syringe filed with chic
roform. for the purpose ofsecuring him 10 irons.
One OF the incidents OF the execution was the
singing of religious song, with a violin &C
compartment. to which the prisoner listened
with Fspt attention.
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western school in which Mr. johnson re-
ceived bis political education, that a p ublic
officer shall at all times stand ready 10 justi'
~ and defend himself from the stump; yet,
withstanding this fact, we cannot re.
ffain from expressing wish that there
might be, for the present, suspension Of
speech-makipg ct the White House.
CoScRsssxEN- copied week or two
SINCE an article from the Ravenna Democrat
comnenting upon, and approving the senti-
ment put forth by the Sentinel relative TO the
approaching congressional canvass Comment
at the time, by us, was Intentionally avoided
for the reason that we generally prefer rather
TO gather popular sentiment, than to take the
reins with the design to lead or drive since
that publication, we have watched and waited
for developments, and the expectation has not
been disappointed. Whether these illusions
TO the subject, have quickened discussion or
not, matters, not perhaps, now. The mention
has met us more or less frequently, both about
home, and in other parts Of the district, and
we think there is no mistaking the sigus OF
the times. The sentiment in the 10Th district
is tha pretty general one we think, that, to the
extent Of fidelity and integrity of present mem
bers--so far as their course has been an earnest
of steadfast and manly independence, aud 10
view Of the strenuous efforts to bring political
matters into q state OF chaos, stimulated by
the hope of advantage from reconstruction and
new party organizations, that the safer, aud
more sound policy is, to take the course that
will expose to the least btzwd, and keep the
present strength and positionof the friends OF the
Union updisturbed aud steadily effective. To
do this, it is thought advisable to return the
old members. Tho course Of MIR. GARFIELD
has been straight forward one-able and IN
dependent-in a word commanding ano
proud one. His hold upon the public mind
is probably too firm to be easily shaken or re
axed. We say oil tLs in the face of the fact
that we have able and worthy men in the dis
trict who have a laudable ambition and aspira
ton for the place. Without noticing the
claims of other counties, in the district, we al
lude to some of those gentlemen, whom we
shall be pleased to honor whenever the way
seems open for doing so, more effectively than
the present The Hon. Mr.. CADwELL is on
earnest uuiOn man, aud has done the cause
some service, ard aquits himsef-whatever
place be is called to occupy--with credit
Hon. Mr.. Sherman, has been iait hful and
efficient worker, through every successive cam,
paign, and his claim is a strong one So with
the Hon. Mr.. KELLOGG, nnd others, perhaps
who are entitled to our confidence aud respect
and may at any time ask recognition before
the conventions of the people.
These expression, are in accordance will
what we consider the indications of the day
II convent on shall show that we are at falit
we shall be happy to correct that fault in
hearty support of any of the gentlemen whose
names have been so freely mentioned.
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The Sanitary spasm.


If the cholera does not ravage the county,
the prevalent dread of its appearance will save
thousands of lives during this season. Every
where, there are signs Of great santOry re-
vigal. Long forgotten and neglected bygienic
laws are being studied up, suks of filth ard
maleria cleansed, and elements of pestilence
swept out of existence. Editors are writing,
domioies are preaching and praying, doctors
are writing pamphlets and posting statistics,
and luymen ore working in every direction
all with the design of keeping the demon from
our doors. The result is that meu breathe
a purer atmosphere-there will be more regard
for personal cleanliness aid surro oundings- and
the usual diseases of the Summer season
VII roge with far less baneful aud destructive
effect.
The impoi tance Of these facts is not easily
to be overestmated. If we were not TO have
single case of cholera during the Summer,
all the money and effort expended 10 cleansing
purifying, ard obeyng the immutabe laws ol
God as expressed through Nature, would be o
thousand times repaid in the diminished bills o
mortality.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-05

LICENSES AND INCOMES The time has arriv-
ed for renewing all licenses and the returning Of
Incomes to the various assistants. Those who
ter in hand Immediately aud act promptly, as
the first of May is the time designated. Re.
turns are required, and business done without
licenses, is 10 violation of law. The law has
not been CHANGED.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-05

THE CONTINENTAL SINGERS, are to give
concert in town on Tuesday evening, the 9Th
inst. This performance is well worthy Of at.
tention and patronage.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-05

ROusE' Dramatic company is performing at
Smiths Hall, to good houses. The Hidden
Hand, Chimney Cornsr aud Uncle Toms Cab
in are amoug the con ceptious brought out.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-05

The Senate confirmed last week the ppoint.
ment OF Stephen T Gage. Of Nevada, f,rnerly
OF Sheffield. in this county to Internal Revenue
Collector. Also. Geo A. Benedict. Of Oleve-
lard, rs Postmaster.
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DIED

Notices Of Deaths, free; Obituaries, halt rates.,
In Sheffield, April 10th, Mrs Mary Jane Rich
mond, daughter Of William and Emeline Stev-
ems Aged 25 years and three months.
In Lenox, April LIST, Mary Ann, wife of Har-
ris Brockway, in the 30th year Of her.
In Cherry Valley, April 9Th, Richard Russell,
of consumption, aged rs years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-05

L. OR SALE.-A few bushels OF Spring
Rye also few bushels Of Cherry blow Potatoes.
1885, L.MUNSoN, r. ~, saybroo
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The following article was prepared for last
weeks paper, but having been SO dismembered
and scattered in making up as makes its collect
ed-second appearance necessary.
The Leader in its zeal for the claims OF right,
sound morality and patriotism, sees fit to in
dulge in the use of such sentiments as the fol
lowing, which, though in the mood Of playful
ness is playfulness that only familiarises the
mind. with the spirit & concomitants Of assassin
alton and blood. We have not been in the
way of thinking such aids needful in reaching
the end we aim at and cannot avoid the con-
clusion, as has been before hinted that we can
afford to throw away and reckles sly compro-
mise q cause which has the seal Of justice and
right and the assurance of success, by a zeal
that pays little regard to discretion and looses
sight of policy and the claims Of good order.
ra- 'tHapstaan Foote" suggests the following
ticket for 1868: For President Ulysses 5. Grant;
for Vice President, Robert L. Lee. This would
never dot would be as bad as Lincoln and
johnson Within six weeks after Grants in
auguration, some Cepperhead assassin would
shoot him, and Lee would succeed to the place
Thus history would repeat itself.
QUESTION FOR CoPPERHEAD DEBATING SOCIETY.
Which is entitled to the greatest honor.
Booth for killing President Lincoln, or Atzerodt
for not killing Vice President johnson?
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HIEzI I.rnGRoL.Dsa
-r ., Hia 40 slaan
FIuid Ertract Buchu.
,,a- HELMB OLD'S
rs-ttH igf
Fluid Ertfacts BucIu,

For Weakness arising from Exeesses or Indscreov m.
constitution affected with Organic Veal ness rsquen
the aid OF medicine TO strengthen and fhygoe the system
which Helmbods Extract Buchu invariably does III no
treatment be submttedto consumption or insanity ensnss
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

D. W. HASKELL & co, Dealers 10 Dry
Goods Groceries, Crockery, &c. &c, Corner Spring and
Main Streets, Ashnbula, OHIO. .. -.
D, W. HASKELL, S53 j. W. HASKELL
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Shingles.

lHE subscriber would inform the people
Ashtabula and adjoining towns, that be VII be prepared
continue 10 saw shingles long as there are an blocks on
,s sio a, teep q. hand and for sale Chestnut Ash
and Maple shingles IN quantities to suit puFchaser M my
min on Inc North Ridge, East Ashtabuls j. B. SILL
stas53
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DRESS MAKING.-A hrstelahs Dress Maker
can be found at MISS wRIGHTs Millinery Store
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USE BELMBoLD's ,o'i3.
FLUID RxTRACT BUCHU
Physicians, Please Notice.

We make no secret Of the ingredients Hembolds Fluid
Extract Buchu is composed Of Buehu Cubeb and Juniper
Berries selected with great and prepared In vacuo
T. Helmbold Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen years eI
by the most eminent physicians has been admitted
in the United States Army aud is also In general
in State Hosdals and public Sanitary institutions
throughout the land. d. '. soHlF ~ l,rr.I
.s-t.r % r.. ..r.. i;1.i .+.... .'.tFy
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To All Who are About to Build.
PLASTIC SLATE
Is what you want


Is what you want ed
FIRE PRooF in the fullest FROST cannot crack It,
Neither SUNSHINE WATER penetrate dissolve H.
from the moment II is applied. CAN ANY FORM,
from fiat to perpendicular I'D .ilES 4B't b..
One half Cheaper than Sheet Slate 81.
Soon hardens to bear pnnjured the weight Of
Jumping upon It, WLLsUbERoKDE TiE RoOFlHG-so expen-
siye and rusted through lion RooFIsGthat
costly and often racks BY Its undue weight the structure Il
coysr GUTTA PERCHA-vhich always leaks; TAR GEAy
RL-dittO SHISGLB RooyIsG-yeary growing costly,
and but rsDEs to eeVy STRAY SPARK, which at best Time
will soon destroy.
w NJ. L.. p OTTER, INVENTOR.
REAR i--HEAR l-soLos ROBINSON, President Of "The
Farmers Club New York. Agricultural Editor OF the New
York Tribune says (among many good things pc says o D
Ita dlscoyeryis great boon to American farme"'
USEQUALLKD LINING for cIsTERss, asa plaster for
smoke houses and ovens.
Superior to all Paints
for the preservation Of wood from Are water Fave gue
ing water tanks posts 70 which u has beeu applied
viii ast IspEyNIrnLY Long known end tried by the INV snz
Tor. although but recently patented
An orders inquies In regard Ia PLASTIC SLATE for
Ashtabula County, should be addressed 70
! BRYANT DILLEY, Geneva, 0hIo.
April 4th, 1860. sI
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81 UST RECEIVED "A lot Of Single
Breast Black Clo Coats only $s so eac and Blue Navy
Jackets heee thing out for aEers and others wAhina
abort coat, only S3.60, at J. y. CLIFFORD Cocs,
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BANK NOTICE The Notes Of the
" FARMERS BANK OF AsHTABULA," win be redeemed redeemed
with lawful money on presentation at the "FARhkhr
NATIONAL BANK, OF AsBTABULA, OHIO;
--l... -.-., A. +. HUBBARD
Asbtabuia, Ohio, April 81, 1896. j $50
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%" BUCBU- azhn
From Ms Dispessary Of the United Statsss asa
Diosma Crenata-Buchu Leaves

~ DIR. KEYsER is a Physician Of thirty yssrs'
experience and graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College
and of the University OF Medicine and Surgery Of Phia-
delphia.
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FIRE PRooF in the fullest FROST cannot crack It,
SeheT SUNSHINE WATER penetrate dissolve IT,
rom the moment 1t is applied. CAN BE Any FORM,
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Helm5old's Fluid Extract Buehu

win radically exteminate from the system diseases Of The
Urinary Organs arising nom habits Of dissipation at little
pense, little change in diet and exposure conpete-
supersedng those unpleasant and dangerous renedss
Copava and Mercury, in curing all these unpleasant and
dan gerous diseases. t!tg3..,. ~ ,fKt.-