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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-07
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Notices Of Deaths, free; Obituaries, alt'ratss.

Not'es of DoaHfS, freei O6ituarIeS, kdgf' rates.
In jamestown, New York. on the evening Ct
April lst, after a short illness, Mrs Helen A.
Pierce, daughter OF Rev. j. w. Lowe, of Kings
vile, aged 23 years.
At jackson, Michigan, on the 18th inst,
Benjamin Griffing, aged 95 years late of Reno,
Ashtabula County.
In Odell, Livingston Co. Ill, oftyphoid fever,
Rhuhanna ii. Jayne, Feb, sth daughter of p p. I.
Jayne age 2l years, 10 months.
April 2, at the residence of her father, in
Conneaut af1er an illness ef nearly four years
Miss Cyvela A. Kilborn, aged 80 US.
In South Ridge, March l2, lola L. eldes
daughter of c. p. and S. j. Rhodes, aged
years, 4 months and 2ldays.
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Glory enough for one day, said the preachers
vile after having done her first washing with
piece Of the j. Mouroe Taylor Gold Media
Soap. 1t is labor-savng as well as temper
saving, and such nice white clothes | never
had before for such soap never was produced :,
and / hope all the parish will use it, for sm
sure it will do a great deal in preparing their
minds aud temper for the Sabbath day. Go
one and all and try it.
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s.T-is6o-x.-1he amount Of Plantation Bth rs sold In
year is something startling They would al Broadway
sir feet high, from the Park 10 tth street. Drskss mas
uheory is Of the institutions Of New York Il IL said
that Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern States with
his cabalisc s. T-1soox and then got the old granny
legislators to pass law preventing dsgurng the cs Of
nature which gives him monopoly We do not know how
this is, but do know the Plantation Ber as No
other article did They used by all classes Of the
community, and death Dypepsa-cerain. They
very nvgorang when languid and weak, and great spp.-
tizer.
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ain lifting the Kettle from the Ere scaded myself very
HeveIelyone hand almost to crisp The torture
toerable. The Mexican Mustang Linimsnt reev I'd
the pain almost Immediately. healed rapidly, and e very
little scar. CHAs FOSTER, 40 Broad St. Phlada
This is merely sample Of what the Mustang Linment viii
do invaluable in all Of wounds dwellings spran
cuts, bruises spavins ETC., either upon beast
Beware Of eounterets. None genuine unless wrapped In
fine steeplae engavngs' bearing the signature Of O.
WEsrBRooK Chemist snd the rvste stamp Of DEnAs BAKSs
Co, New York.
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REAL ESTATE MOVEMENTS. We hear Of the
sale of the Hazeltine place, ny l.. S. sherman
to James b. Tombes. for the sum Of 81, 200.
Also, OF the sale OF the house and lot occu.
piep by Rev. Mr.. Tuth and owned by g. E.
Bruce, Esq to o. G. Terril, for the sum Of
not transpred.
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Are nable for costiyeness EpGsm appetite sck
headache giddiuess Of boang meals diIsnes
drowsness and cramping palms, and all disorders Of the
stomach and bowels.
Original Letter at 294 Canal Street. New York.
j. j. @, COOK, publisher Of the State Bannsy, Ben
nington, VT he attacked with Dyspe psa and
severely from IT, that not particle OF food could
be taken without oocasonng the most uncomfortable ssnsa-
ton 10 his stomach For Ave years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint, when he used BRANDRETHS PILLS
box did not to benefit him much but ths
ono pIodnced change and the he had six
ssA COMPLETE CURE was Effected He SAYS: "My dyspep-
ives zone; and my expectation ofsn early death vanished
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A superior Remedy.-we can conscIentiously
recommend to those suffering from distressing cough Dr.
StrckAnds Meiauous Consh Balsam. gives relief
Insaneous and witha not dissgreeabe to the taste
There doubt but the Meuous Cough BalSam as one
OF the best preparations in and all that its propre-
tor claims for it, We have tried 1t during the past week.
md found relief from most distressing cough. Ii pre-
pared by Dr. Strickland No East Fourth Street, Cncn-
natl, o. and for sale by Druggists
For sale In Ashtabula BY George Willard and H. A. Hen
dry. sO4
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Two Bad Cases OF Piles Cured By Dr. strick-
ands Pile Remedy Mr.. Glass Of JSnesville, Wisconsin,
writes for the benefit OF all who suffer with the Piles that
he has been troubled for eight with aggravated
of Piles aud his brother discharged nom the army
curable (he being quite parayzed with the Pes Both
these distressing cured with bottle DR..
Stckand's Pile Remedy The recommendation of these
ssntemen, beside the daily testimonials received by Dr.
Strickland ought to convince those suffering that the
chronic cases Of Piles cured by DR. scAands
Pile Remedy. II il sold BY Druggists everywhere.
For sale In Ashtabula BY George Willard and H. A. Hem
dry. SO4
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LroS's EXTRACT Pure JAMAICA GiSGKR-for Tndiges-
ton, Nausea Heartburn Sick Headache Morbus
where warming genial stimulant is required Its careful
preparation and entire purity makes cheap and reliable a-
Gle for culinary PURPOSES Sold sveywhe at 90 cents per
bottle.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY all Druggists.
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Helmstreets mimi able Hair ColoDg hes been steadily
growing in favor for twenty years. 1t upon the sb
sorbents he roots Of the hair and changes Its original
color degoss All instantaneous dyes deaden and
jure the hair Hemstreets not dye but certain in ts
results promotes its growth, and Is beautiful HAIR Dxrs-
SING. Price, 90 cents and 81 co. Sold by oil dealers.
SARA7OGI SPRING WATER sold by all Druggists.
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Elections.

AsHrABuLA TowEsHIP.-The Election on
Monday was very quiet one. as our Uuior
friends hal no opposition to sweeten or quicken
their efforts. The ticket. as found below, was
elected by vote of about 200
Cierk-C. G.. Calkins
Trustees-John P. Robertson, Austin b
Luce. and w. w. Mann;
Tredsurer-H. l.. Morrison
.4ssessor-J. M, Netteton
ConstabLes-Frank A. Pettibone, D. Mitch
ell, and u. A. Knapp.
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The London Post declares that Eugla and
has almost come TO the conclusion that there
ought TO be no restrictions on deep sea fsb.
ing. and warns the provineials iu case they
should seek to enforce too stringently their
supposed rights against American fishermen
that the British Government is not likely
to make great sacrifices to support three
thousand miles away right II has virtually
abandoned at home.
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The 'pouncet box" that Shakspeare's fop
applied to his nose, when iDeommoded with
the fumes of "villainous sultretre," was out o
place in the field, but our military heroes re-
turning rom their victories lightly deemed tba,
libatiou of Phalon's Might Blooming Ce-
reus" on their handkerchieis adds charm to
the socil reunions which welcome the adven,
of peace. Sold everywhere
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Millinery at the Old stand.-we are happy
to inform our ieads and the public generally that the
arm formerly known a. Mrs Phillips Brother now
Miss Wright Bro, have not left Town. but are going to
continue In the Millinery, business the coming
as formerly in Ashtabula. We thankful for past
avers and hope to merit a contipuancs Of public
patronage
j. O. wooDARD, Miss +, J, WRIGHT.
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AsurABuLA VnLAGE.-In the Village there
was q feeble effort at opposition to the regular
ticket, by using the name of E H. G ilkey, fol
Mayor, but without bis desire or consent. OuI
present Chief Magistrate, is continued 10 Office
With young, fresh aud able Board of Trustees
to support and cooperate with him. The fol
lowing is the ticket elected
MGyor-H. l.. Morrison
RecOrder-E. HI. Fitch
I'rustees-Wm. Nj. Eames, G.. W. Dickin
son. K. A. Hitchcock, Danl Mitchell, aud Il
w. Fisk.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are due to Hon J. A
GARFIELD, for various Congressional documents
and to our Senator and Representatives in AS
semb!y, for Legislative and State popers.
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DEFERRED On account CT the crowded state
Of our columns we are obliged TO defer the pub
LEGATION Of the Golden Wedding of Winthrop
Watrous till next week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-07

Cough Candy-Prof HANLToN's INDICATED CouGH
CANDY, naS fom extracts prepared in vacuo-a certain and
effective remedy for coughs colds hoareness throat
Asthma Bronchitis and consumption Its great popularity
ard immense saes guaranty Of its great value. Those
who try always icure their colds and avoid consump
ton and early grave Price only IL Cents One million
sold annually, and sold everywhere.
T. b. sLlNGERLAND, Proprietor.
G. W,iisrd. Agents-Ashtabnla aus44
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FAILURE. The extensive banking house
o. Culver, Penn sDd Company, in New
Yo'k, failed last week, the cause of the
failure being he full Of gold tie low price
Of oil and the large amount Of money which
the firm had locked up in these commod-
ties. The failure will excite great surprise,
nssmuch as he firm has been regarded as
one Of the strongest 10 the country. lis
senior partner is the Hon. G. V. Culver,
who represents the Verango district 10
Congress, and is member Of the commit.
Tee on Banking and Currency Mr.. Cul.
ve' hiss been regarded as Que Of the abltst
fuanciers 10 the cou3try, and bis wealth
is estimated at ten millions Of dollars all of
il self made. He is president of some nine
or ten national banks, in the oil regions,
and at Erie. Philadelphia aud New York
He was also origiua, or If the Reno Oil
aud Land Company. aud planned the ex-
cursion Of buisness men which visited the
oil regions last fnll
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lMsTnUCTION In MUSIC, by PROF. T. II.
HOPKINS, Teacher In Vocal and Instrumental Music
Piano. Violin, Guitar and HeImony.
TuIrIoN-$l0 alf in advance p,,,,s x n.
accommodated with Of PiAAo-on reasonabIs
his residence. term consists Of 20 lessons '"'' "
Piano tuning attended to. soo
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CHAs. MYERS, Collector OF Detroit, ab.
seconded few days ago with several tbous
and dollars Of public money leaving
bis bopdsmen 10 make up the deficiency
A detective traced the gem lemen to Chi.
csgo where he arrested him lie bad been
having a splendid time 10 various parts OF
Illinois, spending bis money with loose.
ness Mr.. Myres is chewing the bitter end
of reflection 10 the Jail at Detroit.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, Z
CnuNrY OF NRW YORK

WV. P. PALMER, Piesiden and ANDREW J. SMITH secre-
tary Of the MANHATTAN INSURANCE. CoAPASr being several
ly sworn depo5e and say that the foregoing full
aud correct statement Of the affairs of said company
the 3st day Of December 1885, that the said company
bona6te owner Of at least 100000 cash capital invested
in stocks aud bonds and that they the above described
officers Of sad Insurance Compal y.
W. =. PALMER. President
ANDREW J. SMITH, Secretary.
Subscribed before me- this slst day OF
1865. [sEAL.] THOS. l.. TH0RNELl.
(FIvE CENT srAnr.1 Comr for Ohio In New York
oFfIcR rHR AUDITOR SrArx)
COLrxBus, o, February Q, 1866.
IT HEREBY CERTIFIED That foregoing Is correct eopy
of the statement of condition of the MANHATTAN
CoNPAEr VI New York. made To and filed in this Office for
the year 1860.
(sEAL Witness, my hand aud seal officially,
tsfAsP JAS. IL GOODMAN, Auditor Of STATE.
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PLIMourH.-The following gentlemen were
elected on the Union ticket for the Offices to
which their names are annexed, with out oppo
sitioh
Cierk-Harvey E. Mann
I'rustess-Austin w. Mann, Josiah W
Morgan aud Reuben johnson
Ireasuyer-Edward Harper;
.fssessor and Constabie--J oseph Graham.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-07

T. Nc CURE would return thanks to the
public for seven years of encouragement and
patronage, and feeling that Coon GooDs at
moderate prices will still demand patronage
invites their attention to his new Spring Stock
of Kitchen furnishing Goods, such as Pumps
Stoves, Tin and Hardware, Wooden and Glass
Ware, Coal Oil and Lamps, Brooms. &c and
in addition, Fishing Tackle and Farming I'm.
plements.
Being out Of health and money, he would re.
quest those indebted to hin, to call and sett lie
without further trouble. MAC.
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Notice to take Dispositions.

Lewis Gill, Plaintiff, in the Court of Common Pleas
against Ashtabula County, and State Of
Susan A. Gill, Defendant. Ohio.
DEPOSITIONS in thi, case will be to.
ken by the Plaintiff at the Office Of David Barnes Justice
the Peace in the Township Of Madison Lake county and
State of Ohio the 24th day Of April A. D. 1885, between
the hours OF A. and p NJ Of said day. and the
naton will be adjourned from day TO day until said deposit
tons completed. LEWIS G. GILL;
BY SHERMAN FITCH, his Attys.
Dated Asht ,bula, April 9Th, 1896. 3wS4S
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CLEVELAND ELEcrIoN.- The city elec-
tion resul ed in an unexpectedly complete
and sweeping Union triumph. The day
was rainy, the Offices on the city ticket
were unimportant, and. excepting closely
contested wards. the vote was light. lu
view Of these facts We express our gratified
surprise at the entirety OF our success. The
city Union ticket is elected by an average
majority of 500. having carried eigh.
wards out OF eleven; we have elected seven
counclmen out of eleven, securing q
Union majority of more than two to one in
the next City Council; and we have elected
seven assessors out OF eleven. This is sure
ly glory enough for one day.
Clereland Leader.
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All who value beautiful head hair and its psrrervatou
rom premature baDess aud turning gray, will not fail TO
Lyons kathaon II makes the hair rich soft and
glossy eradicaes dandru and tie hair grow with
uxuriant beauty. II is sold everywhere.
f. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, Y.
SARATOGA SPRING FlTFR sold by all Druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The COME sstons and Experience OF An
nvatfd -Psbshed for the, benefit and CAUTION rC
and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decayof Manhood &c, Supplying the same
time by who has cured him
self after undergoing considerable quackeiy BY enclosing
addressed envelope, single copies free of charge
may be had OF the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
84oy1 s3c Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
whitney d. Greer's 'sInstruments-Melodeo
and Cabinet Organs which are, owing niproy
the most beautiful and perfect instruments made for sale
GREAT BARGAINS
LIZ second hand Meodeon also for sale.
To be seen at the house of the subscriber.
7. Ii. HOPKINS, Agent,
$40 Ashtabua, Ohio.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
sty, Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful
indscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it, the recipe and directions
making the simple remedy by which he cured. Suf-
feres wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
S35yl No. 10 Chambers St, New York.
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Post Office Time Table
ARRIVAL h CLOSING OF MAILS.
CLOSING OF MAILS

EAsrEsS-Through for New York City. IL lkA.H.
ELsrEiS-wsy for all points between Ashtabula, and
bunAlo,. ....... ..... - 20 Pm.
WEsrERS-Cleveand and beyond. ........6 Pm.
WEfrEN-way for all points between Ashtsbula, and
SoUTHRN-for Jefferson o.. .12 is P. NJ h 8 10 p NJ
Ashttbuls to Kelloggsviild, via e. Plymouth &c.
Friday. ...............7 A. NJ. return P. NJ
ARRIVALS.
EAsrBN--New york City,, ..730 P NJ
WEsTElN-From Cleveland. .............1 .1230PM
do Way all points between Cleveland, Il Ashtabua
SouTiERN--JefTersor &c c.............lO3 3OAM
OFFICE, Open from NJ ~ p Non Sunday, IL N
to 1PM
H. HARRIS, Pm,
Post Office, Ashtabula o. March 13 1866.
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KISosvILLr elected the following ticket

KINGsvILLE elected the following ticket /
Clerk. II. Kinnear
Trustees-H. p. Newton NJ. w. Wright
and d. c. Caughey
Tredsurer-A. B. Luce
.4ssessor-Horace Luce
Constdbtes-O. q. Eastman, 7. Shaw
Justice-A. 4. Butler, North Ridge.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Cre expire on the s1st day Of January, 1851
orsIcE or THE ArDIroRof srArx ,
INSURANCE Dap aKrnRsT
E0N IT,

(re expire on the s1st day Of January, 1851
ofSicE or THE ArDIroRof SrArkl
INSURANCE DAP aKrnRsT.
CoLuhBUs, o. February O. Ia
wBrEEAs. The MASHArrv ISsrRASc-. coxp,xx
located at New YORK In the STATE Of New oh ~ az, -
this Office sworn statement o. s cnndto a. ena nv th
nrst section otne act regulate Companies not
Ss smeGSea February 1854 Au wbe Nsas SAID oOpany has
ossS of unoei signed satisfactory evidence that II u
at least osE HuSDRKD THorsAss DOLLARS Of
Of res invested IN stocks bonas u mortgage.
a. - estate "orV double the amount for which the
orgaged; r.ad. Whereas said company has aed In this
oce w> Instrument under Its esEporate seal signed
ne resident and Secretary heeofs authorizing any
or agents of said company In this State b sosnswledgs
SER Of process for aud IN behalf Of said company accord
Lg 10 the terms Of said Law,
Now THEEEFoEE In p.Isosnss o. the hIst section Of the
aforesaid ao JAMES n GOODMAN, Auditor Of State for
Ohio do hereby certify that said MANHATTAN iksURAScR
CeAPASY NEW YORK, authorised TO transact the bas
Fhe and Marine Insurance In this Stats until
day Of JasaAg. In the year one thoasAAd eight
l huadrsd and siziy-ssvsn.
TakALl Ii wisEKss wHEREoy have hsrsanio sabsetbsa
L my name and caused the seal OF my ofhos 70 b
rsfAny.1 affixed the day and above written.
sH JAS. II. GOODMAN. Auditor of stAts.
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f. AND M. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MEETING.
The Annual Meeting will be held at Fire
mems Hall, Saturday, April Z, at 2 ?. M for
There should be general attendance of those
interested in maintaining this institution and
increasing its usefulness, as questions of i'm
portanee must be decided at the meeting.
C. a cAIKlNa ,Sec'u
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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,

REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, SHOULD CHECKED
IF ALLOWED CONTINUE
Irritation OF the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Affection, an IncurabIe Lung
Disease
Is RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
HAyISG DIRECT INFLUENCE THE PARTS GIVE IMMEDI-
For Bronchitis AS,hama Catayrh, ConSmaptire and
Throat Diseases,
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WHO WANTS TO BUY?

have a No. 2, ROES IMPROVED CHEESE VAT will
,pipe and all the fixtures, good New. Also good
ex two horse covered buggy farm TOOLS and quantity
OF hay and stalks, which | desipe 10 sell
Any In want ofthe above win DO well to me
before purchasing. JAMES 8. JENNINGS,
Ashtabula, Feb: 30, 1866. s43
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l. IRST FRUITS OF THE SEASON.
store.
call. SO
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C UST RECEIVED "A lot of Single
Breast Black Cloth Coats only $s so each and Blue Navy
Jackets he incest thing out for farmers others Wishing
short coat, only $3.50, at J. y. CLIFFORD CO.'S,
$50 Ashtabala, Ohio
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The Mason a. HamIin Cabinet Organs
loy deFen styles, adapted 10 sacred and secular music
Tor $50 TO 5000 each. FIFTYONE GOLD suvEF
MEDALS or other first premiums awarded them. nustra
ted Catalogues free. Address, MASON HAMLIN. Bosros
or nASoN bhoihEhs NEW YoRK sl9y
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e1- REMEMBER THE SCHOOL ELEC.
TION TONIGHT (suturday) AT FIRE.
MEMS HALL. See call 10 another column.
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USPECIAL NOTICE bo~R ac-
commits and notes belonging thseid an Of HASkEHI
SONS, are In the hands ID. w. HASKELL for settlement
Those Interested will please call soon A. convenient
and much obtEe HASKELL SONS,
February I'd, 1865. Sal
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

A RE the most perfect pur-
~ gative which we are able
to produce, which we
think has ever yet been made
by any body. Their effects
have abundantly shown to the
community how much they
excel the ordinary medicines
in use. They are safe and
pleasant TO take, but powerful
10 cure. Their penetrating
properties stimulate the vital
activities Of the body, remove
the obstructions Of its organs,
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H. FOR SALE-A pair Of large
EX bay, work Mares. al a reasonable price
aeeommodatng tsrns-a years credit 10 iesirei
AshtsbalA, February 2s, 1866. s4i JOHN PEREW.