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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04
Conneaut.-From the B.nor,,r

The Schooner Almeda will be launched on
Saturday afternoon of this week.
WHoorrNG CouGH-This infantile disease is
holding complete sway of our town. There is
scarcely house but what some of its inmates
are afflicted with it. One death has resulted
from it.
| A most destructive fire occurred iu Kelloggs-
vile, during the night of April s2sth. The fire
originated in Mr. Simeon Keith's barn, destroy
ing it completely. together with three horses,
one COW and calf, wagons and harness, some
two tons of paper rags, and large quantity of
hay and OATS Thomas Lartcrs valuable team
and wagon, containing about six hundred dol
lars worth of notions were also destroyed. Mr..
Keith's loss will probably reach $500, and
Mr. Larter's about S 500. Mr. K. had an in
surance of $500 upon the premises in the Act
ma.
BURNED HIS STAMPS. A resident of Conneaut
bought little experience couple of weeks
since, thusly: A month or so ago he deposit
ed for safe keeping, Ducklow fashion, between
three and four hundred dollars in box stove
in the parler of his house, said stove very sell
dom being used for warming purposes. A cou-
pie OF weeks since, company" came in and
the bank OF deposit in the paIlor was fred up
resulting In the greenbacks rapidly vanishing
IN smoke. The loser has the satisfaction Of
knowing that he has added his mite towards
extinguishing the national debt, and at the same
time demonstrated that stoves as savings banks
are mighty onsartin.' =,
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INCOMES from farmers under the 81 900 ex-
emption, and owing to the cost oflabor during the
past year, are rarely to be met with by the AS
sistant Assessor. and the Revenue is materially
reduced from this fact from what it was last
year. Merchants, too, contribute very sparingly
to Uncle Ssmuels exchequer. The deprecia-
ton of goods and their being cast upon the
market by forced sales, have swamped the in
comes of dry goods men, SO that from these
two classes very little is to be expected.
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PARTICULARS NoTIcE.-The regular monthly visits of
the celebrated DR.. L. Joie Mattocks to this place
anticipated with little interest by those who have
been receiving expect to receive medical treatment at
his hands 1t is almost superfuoes to state that he
stands unrivalled among practitioners successful
physician in the treatment of all chronic disease. He
has made them the study of life time, and if is
within the bounds of possibility he will accomplish it,
The ladies' will observe that Dr. Sattocks all Fe
male Diseases entirely plan. This hint will
be sufficient to induce them to call him. He will
show that the modes of treating these diseases
entirely wrong and not calculated to beneficial
Dr. E. Jollie Mattocks will visit Ashtabula WedRes.
day and Thursday May 18th and Goth, 1867 where
he consulted at the Fisk House 900
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SAD.-A little son of Mr.. Stafford. re-
siding near the station, was found on Sunday
afternoon last lying quite dead, with barrel OF
oil resting upon his body. 1t is supposed that
he removed the chock from the barrel that held
it upon inclining ground and that it rolled upon
him in the manner fouud
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MARRIED.

In saybrook on the oath Of April by C. Walker ESQ.,
Frederick A. Carpenter Of Iowa. TO Miss Sarah n Met
calf OF Saybrook
In saybr06k on the 18th Of April, by Rev. w F. VIII
son John r. Reighley, of Marshall. Ind, to Mrs. Mar
earet Rodgers daughter of Allen Prinde ofSaybrook
In Morgan on The nth Of April BY E. Pinney, ESQ.,
Harvey f. Mann Of Plymouth, to Miss Evira c. Smith,
Of SaybrOok.
In Jefferson on the 24th ef April, by W. p Rowland
Esq, Charles Sweet to Miss Amanda DunneI both Of
Ashtabula.
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FRosT.-On- Saturday night last we had a
frost of unusual severity, and some apprehen-
siens were felt in consequence for fruit, peaches
particularly. The general belief now is, we
learn, that the blossoms were not sufficiently
advanced for the result at first feared.
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VALUABLE ADVICE FOX THE AFFIIcTEp.-Dr Strickland
in reply to applications for advice wishes to
inform those who afflicted that they may consult him
on all Acute or Chronic Diseases by letter. stating the
age symptoms &C. with fee of two dollars enclosed
DR. g has ottainci great notoficty experienced
Physician both IN Europe and America, especially in
the treatment of chronic complaints after other Doctors
have failed to effect Those suffering should I'M
meiately send for prescription, by addressing DR. A.
Strickland Cincinnati. 0hie. S37-y1
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The new Methodist Meeting House. in Rich
mon, will be dedicated on Thursday, the ninth
of May.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are indebted to
Hon. J. A. Garfield for an extra copy-in ad-
vance of the Revenue Departmental the
amended revenue law, as it came from our law
makers at the last session.
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DICK has genius as well as enterprise
He has brought out a new article. The ladies
are furnished with pretty article of billet or
note paper, with name or monogram in colors.
Quite the ton, in these days
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
wv w. SMITH, MANUFACTURER
w and Dealer in Leather and Findings Mair
street. (opposie Phoenix Foundry Ashtabnla, Ohio
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTS AND CALFsKIXS.
Just received, and for sale as good assorted
~ LEATHER AND FINDINGS
as can be found in any Western Market and which will
be sold the most reasonable terms hope TO make IL
object 6f Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturers
in the vicinity; 10 favor with their patronage feeling
satisfied that can sel them everything needed in their
business cheap can be found in Cleveland even
the Eastern Markets thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss oftfihe.
A are cordially invited to cab and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere Confdent fhSt can make
il for your interest to buy in this market shaH take
pleasure in seeing my old friends and the pubt, ind
showing them my stock Below give partial list of
articles:
Spanish and slaughter SOLE upper and harss LEATHER
spanish and slaughter kip French calf and kip oa aio
hemlock calf and kip collar leather and horse hides
mems and wonens morocco; band and laclng leather /;
Innings, bindings, topping and russets.
FINDINGS.
Lasts pegs thread webb Packard's Ink iron and zinc
nails rd head tacks, bristes avis hammers, pncers,
sand stones fasps knives floats size sticks and straps
boot trees sle laces punches lasting irons eyeets
let SETS sttcwheels sttchmarkers, heel shayes edge
planes strip avis welt knives, elastic, heel ball. stitch
ing Gd lasting acks heel and toe plates boot backing,
boot brushes, harness oils, and all kinds of finishing
irons etc. etc. W. W. SMITH.
Ashtabula, Dec. 1865 S32
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The cheese factory of Bradley & Co., Man
tua, Portage county, was struck by lightning,
on the night Of the 2lst ult., and burnt to the
ground
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1t acknowledged by Physicians, Druggists, and
cry body else who used IT. that Dr.. strickands
Cough Balsam will Coughs Colds Asthma and ali
diseases of the Throat aud Lungs, quicker and better
thau any other remedy known. We would recommend
our readers try this great remedy knowing it to be
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Died.


Announcements free; Commendntory Notices. half rstes
In Ashtabula April 18th, of disease Of the brain, Wm-
Albert infant Of Albert H. and Sarah Terry aged
months and Is months.
In Lenox, April 18th. of peritontia, Mrs. Lucy P.
Crosby wife Of j. Grin Crosby Esq, aged 43 years
In Lenox, February 15ih, of consumption Joseph p.
Chaplin aged IS years.
In Jefferson on Thursday morning, April 15th Joseph
S Cowfes. aged 40 years
In PaitesviIe, April 18th, Eunics c., wife of G. E.
Mcigs and daughter Of d. f. and Charity Post aged "a
years.
In Madison. Late county. o. april 9Th, John Dow, in
the seth year of his age. Mr. Dow Vas truly worthy
citizen For fifty years he was resident of Madi
son. and pattern Of hoficstyf iHdtstry, and
strict iaoralify.
At Pleasant Ridge Lee county. Iowa OF the 9th ut.
of consunipt on. Henry c. Graham, late Of Plymouth
aped II yeafs Mr. Graham Of the early settlers
Of Plymouth and Of integrity vigorous and
tireless industry and respected and wholesome citizen
In Conneauf, the e.ehing Of April 2stki Miss Ar.
nette daughter ef Grin Wright, aged l6 years.
In Conneaut April Goth. Arthur Kneeland; SON Of f:
and G. e. Hayne, ngsa II months.
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Geneya.-From the TTme..

Capt. w. III. II. CRowELL has been promot-
ed to Lieutenantcy in the Regular Army and
left Tuesday for Galveston, Texas. Capt Gro
WELL was an efficient officer in the war of the
rebellion, and he viii make his way in the line
of promotion in his new field of service. We
regret to part with him, but congratulate him
on his advancement. The good wishes of our
people 90 with him.
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. -
FIRE AT KELLoGGsvnLK.-A light in the di-
rection of Kelloggsville was seen from this vii
lage on Monday evening, which led to some in
qury, resulting in the statement of the fact that
the stable and barn attached to The Kelloggs-
vile Hotel, kept by our old friend, S. KEITH,
were destroyed by fire. A cow and horse, one
or two buggies, and barrel or two of oil, be-
longing to Mr.. K and pair of horses and
wagon, belonging to peddler stopping at the
house, our informant says, were also consumed.
We regret to hear of this misfortune to Land
lord Keith, for he had physical discouragements
enough, it would seem, 10 contend with, but be
has brave heart, and we trust he will take
this as philosophically as those. and command,
as he deserves, the respect and sympathy of the
public The fire is thought to have been the
work of design.
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MODERN MIRACLE From old and ye ung, from ricr.
and poor from high born and owy the universs
voice Of praise for HALLS VEGETABLE SICuIAN HAIs
REVIEWER 1t is perfect and miraculous article Cures
badness. Makes hair grow. better dressing than
any "ol or 'pomatum." Softens brash, dry and wiry
hair into Beautiful Sken Tresses. But, above all the
great wonder is the rapidy with which it GRAY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. Use it few times, and
PRESTO CHANGE the whicst and looking hair re-
its youthful beauty 1t does dye the hair but
strikes at the root and fills it with life and coorng
matter 1t will not take long disagreeable trial
prove the truth of this matter The application will
do good; you will see the NATURAL COLOR returning
every day, and BEFORE IT, the old gray, dis
coored appearance Of the hair will be gone giving place
to lnsrous shining asd beautiful locks. Ask for Halls
Scilian Hair Renewer; other article is at all like it
in effect. You will find it CHEAP TO BUY, PLEASANT TO
TRY, and sUlf. GOOD. There many imita-
tions Be you procure the genuine manufactured
only by r. p HALL CO.. Nashua, n. H. Proprietors.
For sale by al druggists. May.
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| READEK, sroP AND THrNK.-We suppose the most OF
our readers buy and d. B. De Land & Co.'S Best
Chemical Salas but If there are any of You who do
not just stop and think IL you buy the Best Chemical
Saeratus you get the Best Saleratus made, and Jua
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New TINE TABLE-On our first page viii be found
the Summer Time Table Of the Cleveland Erie H. r.
| II took effect on Monday last.
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HAYis scarce and high, anda few have a small
quantity to dispose of in view of speedy sup
ply of green feed, and ask for their surplusage
81 hundred.
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UNSURPASSED ENTERPRIsE.-It has been . subject OF
wonder among those engaged in bzsness educatioea
and indeed among business generally how and why
the business colleges at oberlin. lio and Hilsdale
Michigan meet with unexpected suceess- The truth
h-snd we commend their example to cur adpenasers-
the energetic and justly popular propretors OF these In
stitu1zens Dc all they advertise They don't believe that
allowing and deception pay This accounts for their
success unparalleled in story of Business Colleges
We advise young friends to attend the institute at
oberiin, and thus get Diploma which signifies some
sh,no With busiuess men 1886
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Dick has just received fne lot OF Gold CIT wan
psne, .,so nice lot Of Cloth Shades His efforts to
teen mn with the wants Of his customers commend
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Card PhOtographs-NEW STYLE.-The new
style of Cabinet Photographs taken at ALBERT
Gallery He is Selling Off at prime cost his Photograph
Albums and Moulding Frames "A word to the WISE &c
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@A young woman, of suitable qualifi!ea,,
ton, desirous of learning tQ set type, may find
a place st this Office : II ~, .s.,.-.i.-l
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The next Of theCommon Pleas Court Of this coun-
ty. commences on Monday May 1a, Judge Chafee pre-
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Marriage and Celfbacy-An Essay Of Warn
Eng and instruction for Young Men, Also, Diseases
and Abuses which prsstrate the vital powers, with
Of relief Sesf free Of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address, On J. SKILLIN HoUGHToN,
~ Say Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
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MILLINERY & FANCY GooDs.-Miss WRIGHT BRO. AZ
filling up their store again with very desirable and
choice selection of Spring Millinery, consisting fol-
ows-Ladies and Misses straw and fancy Braid Bonnets
Hats Of all the prevailing Styles and novelties Of the
season.
Mourning Bonnets, Wells. Collars. Ladies Caps In
fants Caps Bonnets Elegant Silks, Flowers, Laces
Ribbons, Straw trimmings Ornaments, HoopSkirs Cor
sets, Stamped Yokes, StafBrad, &C.
Particular attention paid in making Old Ladies' Bon
nets Straw Bonnets Hats dressed in the latest
STYLE In connection with store first class Dress
Maker be found Patterns and Dress trimmings iof
sale. Don't forget the place, doors South Of the Fisk
House.
We also have the agency Of DUNN Co.'S extensive Dy-
ing Establishment. Ladies' Gents wishing anything
in that line will please leave their goods at store
and have them sent and returned free of charge
Miss WRIGHT 6 Bro.
Ashtabula April l. 1867 yO1
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The negro as chattle as an instrument of
toll as the subject Of oppression, excited no
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aAskElL's COLUMN.

COTTON YARN, Bats, &c.-The
~ subscribers have just received supply Of these
articles that many Of their customers have been
long waiting and wishing for Cheap and Of good quail
y. D. W. HASKELL g. co.
Ashtabua, March 90 1857.
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The Glory of Man is Strength-Therefore
the nervous and debiltated Immediately ssc HELM
rs ExrR4cT BrCHU.
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DR. Eaton's Anodyne CorL,s) win always be found al
II. A. HENDRY'S DRUG STORE. sr
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Ducro Bro, sell good Sea-Grass mattress. at 81.
: D,,cro & Bro. sell Spring.Seat Lounges. at $40
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w- SWEET OPOPONAXt Is the swesssss Extract
made. superccdss all others. Try 1t once; ~. ~ ~ I -
cfker. 'rti .l ~
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, may II lCot
FLoUR-Rather quiet but steady, firm and unchanged
Ciy-made xx spring, from No wheat, II, ,S0G15.U ;
do do from No. 9 wheat, 140091s.00: xx red winter
5 15. .00G16,50; XXX wLite winter 17.O0G19,O0
WuEAr-There more inquiry, the market ruling
steady and firm Sales 45O0 bu No Milwaukee spring
to arrive at ass 1000 bu do do at 400; car do on
spot at 8, 30.
ConN-The market was firm to-day at the advance es-
ablished yesterday, and the demand fair. Sales wer5
1000 bu sheed from store at 81 50 200 bu and car
at 81 90 on track.
OATs-Steady. Sales No State at CSC from
store.
LARDQuet and steady for cityrendered at 14c in fer
kns and c in tierces sales 600 lbs country rendered
at 12Hc.
BUTTER-very quiet. and prices weak. Sales 60O~lbs
choice Western Reserve tub at 22c.
CuEEsE-Quet. New in moderate receipt and steady
at 9l15c for inferior to choice dairy and factory
EG0s-Steady Sales "a bbls at 1Gc.
MAPLE SuGAR-Is in fair request at 1aG15c.
DRIED ArrLEs-Quiet.at9 $685., packages included.
POTATOES Quiet at 75@sec for Peachbows; sO0ss
for Neshanocks.
BEANs-Firm. oCG325 per bu for pritas vi ite.
SEEDs-Firm. Clover held at $11,50 Timothy $2.75
@3,0O
SALT-Steady-Fin s. 40 Coarse $3.50.
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The ERIE RAILwAr.-Our citizens travelling
East this spring and summer, either on bust
ness or pleasure should not forget the claims
of the Erie Railway. For speed, comfort and
safety, the Erie presents inducements beyond
any other to the East The route il pursues
through splended country, abounding with
thriving cities and towns and beautiful scenery,
makes the trip delightful. The employees of
this road gre courteous and accommodating,
and the managers spare no efforts in providing
for the comforts of their patkons.
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The WEATHER, FRUIT, &o.--For much of the
time the temperature is pinchingly uncomfort-
able. For two mornings, those of Wednesday
and Thursday, we were greeted with snow
squads. Vegetation, of course. makes but in
different progress under these circumstances.
Pasture, however, has attained sufficient
growth to affect the flavor and quantity of but
ter, and the peach blossoms, that prove more
numerous than the opinions in the winter seem
ed to warrant, are held in allegiance. Some 10
calities show pretty full promise of crop,
but in certain others the crop will be but par
tial. Pears and cherries are set quite abun-
dantly, and the hope is INDUCED that the season
will be plentiful one in the fruit line
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Ashtabu1a, March i6, 1851 omcso
Wsrks OF Naxure.-Ina state Of health the in.
tsstns canal may be compared to river whose waters
fsw over theadonng land through the channels nature
or art has made su improve their qualities; so ongas
IL runs on smoothly the channels kept pure and
healthy IL the of the river is stopped then the
water in the csnnsl is longer pure but soon becomes
sant There is but one Law Of circulation in nature
When there Is q superabundance of humoral fluid IN
tn fntesfnaf tubes and coeyeness takes place. 1t hows
back into the blool vessels and inrates itself into
thu circulation To establish the free Of the riv-
cr We must remove the distractions which stop Its
free course and those Of its tributary streams With
the body follow the natural princple-rsmoye the
.obetructions from the bowels with BRANDRETH'S
PILLS. whc never inure but arc always efectual for
the perfect cleansing Of the system from all impurities
and disease Remember never suffer drop OF blood to
be taken from you Evacuate the humors often and
a. long Is they are derangcd long you sick
See that B. BRANDRETH is In white letters inf the
aovernment stamp. Sold by all DRUGGISTS 9oa
HelmboIds Extract Buchu and Improved
Rose Wash cures and delicate disorders m all
heir stages little expense little no change def,
Inconvenience and no exposure pleasant ID taste
and odor Immediate In its action and free from all nJu-
Eious propertles ---------------
Fernch Ch1na.-MiddIe of the Bock-Cooper In
sttu.e New York Hadey is constantly receiving large
Invoices French China of New and beautiful shape al
.one-half the usua ceiling prices
White French China Dinner Sets 100 pieces, 5000
do do do Tea % aOO
do do do Dinner plates per doz 2O
do do do Te3 " l,5O
do do do Cups and sauccrs, "a pieces, 200
French cut C,oblets. Der dozen. 2,5o
SAiso Fancy goods in China. Dner, Tea, Toilet Sets.
white Partisan stone ware Cut and pressed Glassware
Silver Plated Ware Cutlery, &c, &C, at equally low
prices Goods packed go all oser the world by ex-
press or otherwise House furnishing goods in large
HADLEY,S, Middle Of the Block.
eH-sends for Catalogue. .sE No connection with
corner stores -~a,. seems
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Manhood and Youthful vigor are regained
1y HuMBoLD's ExrRAcT BCcHU.
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PURIFY THE BLooD.-If the blood be pure, the body
which is formed from and by the llood cannot be dis
eased But there be id any part of the body ahy aec
tion. such as boil ulcer bruise the blood
circulating through that part takes up impure matters
from the local affection and carries it into the general
system This is the often of sudden death per-
of full habit afflicted with bos and ulcers and who
use no medcine the matter gets iuto the circulating
system and chokes up the fine blood vessels which
supply the brain with vitality and life IL bereft
by lightning. Now, this can be remeded. BkANpRKTHs
PILLS take all impure matters from the crcnson aRd
save the general health curing local affections also.
BRANDRETHs PILLS rotcct from tedious times of sick
and often save life Sold by all Druggist NaS,
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SWEET oPoP0NAx FROM MEx1Coi Tie
most elegant and essc personal requisite for lady,
Extract of Sweet Opopoh.1. - y = O-F
E. T. SMITH CO.. New York
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az SWEET oPoPoNAXl New Perfume from. Me1i-
co. THE only fashionable perfume and ladies DELIGHT
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The PUzzLE OF THE Age The sharpest observers
give up People who proverbia for their critical
perceptions utterly at fault No LIVING can de-
tect any difference between the richest blacks and
browns that Nature has bestowed Upon the hair the
superb artificial ns conferred upon grey, red sandy
hair, by the Incompatible vegetable agent, CRIsTA
DoRos HAIR DYE With the color it impars lustre, and
does diminish the fexfbffity of the bres Manufac
tured by J. CRISTADORO, Astor House, New York
Applied by all Hair Dressers. May
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
Local & Miscellaneous

r.vo Dollar. a Year Invariably i'm Advance.
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and take no othef.

- 71l.F- Manchester, n. 81.
m. A. Hendry, Agent, Ashtabuls
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