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The national Republican., 1867-05-03
NoLUMBIAHosPITALyoR WOMEN
" AND
LYIRd-IN ASYLUM,


~ AHD
LYIRd-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, (cIrole,) eornor ofM street.
This institution Is situated In the most healthy
portion OF tho District, surrounded by it, own
grounds. Cars pass the door every ave minutss
Terms OF Rdmission From % to $i0 per week. In
aesordanee with the room required payable In hd.
vance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical.
| and Surgical Attendance.
MEDICAL BTAFF
sURlEoN IN CHARGE. ...H.u.
j. II. THOMPSON, NJ. D., ls4 street. batveep
Twsntisth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND sURoKoSa
Jos X. BARNES, NJ D., Surgeon General, United
Jos. RILEY, N. D., Georgetown. n..... .
THOs. MILLER, NJ. D., Y street, WashinRtop
AIY. p, 0ARNBTT, M. D., New York aysnae -
W, = yoHNsT0N, N. D., WAshington. o..
GRAFTON TYLER, N D., GsOrgetown. DE-
Applications for admissions can be made TO any Of
The medical star or the matron at the Hospital OR.
ders for admission to the free beds Of this Institution
can bo obtained Of the Rev, o. H. Hall Rector on The
Epiphany Church, Of the Rsy. A. D, dilielte, Pahtor
Of the FlrHt Baptist Church, and Of the Surgeon In
charge al mis- rsIdsnes Orders for the mission Of
the wiyes widowS q soldiers Of lac Uaised slasS
army can be procured through the Surgeon General,
IySo 0. Il. HALL. D. D.. Secretary.
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II [ EOTl On TIOE

II L Il q 4 y n NOTI O E
All persons who have been omitted by the judges
o heeto irom the Register are requested TO meet on
IHUgEs,.SAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY EVE
y IN1S, hGtWsen and 10 O'Clock, Al the following
places At the School House Nnetsenth street In
The PiTst Ward those In the Second Ward at H. Clay
stSwart's Wood and Coal Once; those in the Third
Ward, at Temperance Hall; those in the Fourth
Ward at the City Hall those In the filIh Ward, az
| DooleyIs Hall corner Of PennsylyAnia avenue and
Third street; those In the Sixth Ward, al the AnA-
| costa Engine House, In order to carry out such
measures as have been determined upon 10 complete
the said Register respectively, and secure the elee
live franchise 10 all citizens OF the District who may
| be entitled thereto according to law. myl-S
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave WAlRut ssrOvt wharf At and 8 L. N. IL
m. and Up, m
Leave KsnbiAgton Depot At II. 10 a. IN. 4 50, l. 50
and Q. 10 p. m and IL. 90 B. m. (nighL)
The Gas p. IN. line runs daily tAll others, Sun
days axsSRtSa-)
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

HRw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LIHEs
Leave foot Of Barclay street Al q. m and p. m.
From Tot Of Cortland streetAtT, 0, and 10 q N. I,
II nI I, I and Sp. m. and II night
The p. IN. line runs daily lAll Othors, suhdayi
sxssptsd.) -.
W. H. 0ATZMER, Agent
Philadelphia and New York Lines.
PHnADhLPHIA. Dec. Is. 1860. ds8l q
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DIED.
Announcements free: Commendatory Notices, hall

In lIrora Erie county, n. Y. Dec. 9Th 1867 William
In Geneva, Nov 18th of Consumption, Nancy wife of
5. p Holden. aged Il.
In this town the evening of the 10TH in her 18th
year, MARY CAROLINE, only daughter of John l. and
Mary c. Post.
Long an invalid gradually she became familiar with
the contemplation ef DEATH With mcekness and gentle
of spirit and in the confidence assured hope she
awaited the hour of his coming in the possession and
practice OF those aces and virtues of character that
bring the comfortable realization of the text THAT de
part is far better None knew her but love
her
In this town, on the evening of the 18th inst, Mrs
N0iile NJ wife OF VIM. q. Sharp, aged 10 years.
Mrs. Sharp bride of but about three weeks
when she was suddenly stricken. down, and removed
from the endearments of this to the solemn realities
another world This sudden bereavement full of adj
monition is also occasion of deep sympathy for the
bereaved and sOrrowing husband.
In Conneaut, Dec. 18th Charles II. son OF Hemon and
Harriet Bronson aged years, month and ,! days.
In Conneaut, on the 4th of Nov. last Mr. Roswell
Ward and the 10th of the month his wife Mrs
Lucy Ward both aged I1 ycnFs
In Madison, Lake Co. Ohio, Dec. ID, Jane lurus wife
of tie late Robert Burns i'll tire 19th year her age
AT the residence of her son, S. Y. Loomis in Panes-
vile, Dec. 18TH Olive Looms, aged 81 years.
In Thompson, Dec. 1lth Charlotte w. TalcOtt, aged
81 years.
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! Close OF THE VoLUME-With another num-
Der will close the 18th volume of the TLIegrdph.
For two-thirds of this period it has been under
the administration of the present proprietor
While we feel that many of these years have
been characterised with more of persisiant toll
than proft,-of steady, stubborn effort, than
-compensating return, yet in looking back, and
comparing our present position with the mea-
ger dependence,i both real and proSpec-
| tive viii which we begon, there is evidence OF
advance and improvcment--of favorable results
from eadiness of purpose, contentment With
small acquisitions and generous pccunlary ac-
cOmmoGa ION of friends The growth and IN
crease of our village has brought US increased
business, and the 1eIegraph, enjoys wider
and more general and reuuneratiYe circulation
now than at any previous lime. The amount
of matter it has Contained, and the labor be-
slowed upon it of late, have been in proportion
to the increase of its patronage. Though we
have given as much or perhaps more matter
than either of our contemporaries, We have not
been able, because, of the size of our press, to
give the paper the dimensions we intcnded.-
We, however hope, during the coming year, to
exchange our press for a larger one, when our
plans, as to size and appearance will be carried
out We expect to be up with the times, and
certainly not surpassed by any of our cotempo-
raries. We are encouraged by the additions now
being made to our list, that the coming year
viii far surpass any previous one in the number
of appreciating, paying subscribers. We hope
that those WHO have favored us the past year
will continue with US for the year to come,
giving US the evidence of that intention by
timely renewal of their subscriptions, and all
who contemplate embarking with US the coming
year will do so at the beginning of the calendar
year, which IS also our subscription year. Our
terms will continue to be 50 in advance.
We have few old subscriptions, that have
been standing upon our books sufficient length
of time certainly, and others in the form of
notes, that should be paid. We must insist upon
these being settled, as We are unwilling to en-
courage the delinquency and Indifference with
which they are treated.
Our facilities for job work have been very
much increased of late, and will be added to
from time to time as required.
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Ne,c and Cheap Goods.

L HE Subscriber having just received
from New York full Stock of new and Seasonable
Goods suitable for the FaI and Winter Trade purchas-
ed with Cash at The lowest prices would respectfully
invite all who wish to buy good goods at low prices to
call and for themselves that they may see and
lieye.
To those who have for years past favored with their
patronage and by
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Prompt Pdaments

have entitled themselves *ith the right to- bry goods
cheap, and to all who buy for Cash confident
offer good bargains in goods be found any
establishment in this region. Look where and long
you please but before you buy, dror in, and if
can't do you any good we will do you no harm
Believing that the true system for all who buy sell
is, to pay you go, desirous Of bringing my bu
siness
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SPECIAL NaIlEES

: Address to the Nervous and DebiIffhted
whose sufrrings have been protracted from hidden
reader existence desirable If Vou ae fulSa r e
suffered oid involuntary discharges effect does it
debiiitsted easily tired Does a little extra exerton
odqce paiptatiohOf The heart: Does your liver or
order! Is your urine sometimes thick milky or ocky.
or Is IL ropy on settling! Or does thick
<he topf Or is sediment at the bottom after has
etood awhes Do you spells of short breathing or
dysPepsiaI Are bowels constpated: Do you have
your memory impaired. Is your mind constantly dwell
ing upon this subject! Do you feel dull listess mop
alone to get away from everybodyf Docs snv littie
thing make you jump! Is your sleep broken or
bloom on your brightg DO you euioy yourself
.n society as wells Do pursue your business with
yourself! Are your spirits drll and Tagging given to
'sOf mechanically: Ifso, do not lay it 10 your liver
your knees weak and have but little appetite and you
sttribute this to dyspepsia or liver complaint:
Now, reader seabuse vencreal diseases badly cured,
and sexual excesses, all capable of producing
eakness of the generative organs. The organs of gen
you think that those bold defiant, energetic, per-
covering successful businessmen are always those
never hear such men Complain Of being me1ancoly OF
nervousness ofpptaton ofthe heart: They are never
sad and dscouraged they are always polite and
peasSnt in the company of ladies, and look you and
any other meanness about Them / do not mean those
who keep the organs infamed by running 10
thnsc, they do business with or for.
How many men from badly cured diseases from the
effects OF sefabuse aud excesscs have brought about
shat state of weakness in those organs that has reduced
theFeneral system so mnch to induce almost every
Other diseaseidocy unacy paralysis spinal affections
suicide, and almost every other form of disease which
humanity is heir TO- and tile Real of the trouble
the right one
Diseases Of these organs require the of duretic.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the great
Duretic and is certain 70. dieeaee. Blad
der Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Orgatic Weakness, Fe
male comp ints, General Debility and ali diseases of
the Urinary Organs whether existing in Male Female
from whatever originating and no matter of how
long standing.
If no treatment is submitted to- Consumption Or In
sanity may Our flesh and blood are supported
from these sources and the health and happiness and
that of Posterity depends upon prompt Of reliable
remedy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu. established upward of IS
years prepared by II. r. HELMBOLD, Druggist
5g4 Broadway New York and 104 South 10Th Street,
Philadelphia. Pa
PRIcE-Si.2 y per bottle bottles for s659 deliver
ed to any address Sold by all Druggists everywhere 934
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ERIE WIT AND PIQUANCY--A plump, happy
and healthful young married lady at a dinner
party at Erie The other day, during the cold
weather. complained about cold feet. A spin
ster on the opposite side ofthe table expressed
her surprise that one so fall of vitality, and sur
rounded with all the safe guards Of fresh conju-
gal Life, should be a sufferer in that direction.
The lady reaffirmed the fact, but added ''lhe
cold feet were not her own" Husband blush
ed
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EARRteai

In Waterford, Mich. Dec II by this Rev B. F. Pritch-
ard at the residence of d. r. Lord Mr. Charles Wright
Of Ashtabua, TO Miss Anna Stafford of North Branch
Michigan. -t......
In Geveva Dec 12h at the residence Of wra Crowell
Esq, by Rev j. Tribby, Mr.. Chester Curtis. of East
Tenn, to Miss Josephine Swan.
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Go 10 HEERICKs Ior Chrlstlnas presehts.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES The reader
will not fail to notice the overtures in paper
this week, made by Messrs. SMITH & Gu.BEY il
the Dry Goods line, and Mr.. LAY in the line of
geer for the feet. As prices are given, all will
be able to appreciate the reduction from old
rates, and take advantage of them.
M. G. DIoK, also, proposes to Put bis range
ofpriccs, in wall paper at cost, and in some Ca
ses even below that mark, in oider to clear out
the old stock and make room for new and
much larger one.
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Blades EuPhOniaI LubrieatOrs are medi-
einsl preparation in the form of Lnzenge and mi
Fersaly considered th" most iedsGnt eectua ami
rensnt remedy =. for HodTseness, Coughs Colds,
Group. CIta,Th, Asthma Bronchitis, DiptteriG and az
Pulmonary Complaints. They aea1Tdnted to give
quicker and lasting benefit in the above afec-
tos than any other remedy also to contain deeter
ious Ingredient and not to offend the weakest and most
feisitive stomach.
2. BEADES' CONSTITUTION PILLS are s0 called be-
of their peculiar direct and efficient effect upon
the Liver Stomach, Blood and Nervous Sy stem. Fer
inactivity of the Liver foEthe stomach in arrangement
OF Dyspepsia they viii delight the patient in their mild
nd efficient effect especially if from lon: continued
c5ngeson and cosveness they left with periodical
return of the sick headache sIn of severe cold
producing chill and fever break it rery soon by
using the pills as per directions with each box.
]: II: BLADES & CO., Props, Elnira, N. Y.
For sale BY II. 4. HENDRY, and C. E. SWIFT, Austa-
bula, Ohio. For sale by all druggists 6nl92T
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Cali and see rALcorts Stock of Toy. and Candies 1gr

.i tiie nolday .. 49,. = ------.
GoUGH's LECTURE on Monday night last
brought together all unusually large audience,
which. filed Clarehdon Hall nearly to its utmost
capacity, and tested pretty thoroughly its secu-
rity and safety, about which some-as it ap-
pears to US very needlessly-have feltapprehen-
sion. The speaker was in favora5Is mood.
and his powers in full and effective play. The
Observation-Disclosures a better one than that
Peculiar People-previously given in this
place. Though varied in its humors, and af-
fording fine field for the display of his varied
and unequalled elocutionary attainments it was
much more free from the undignifed over
wrought and somewhat grotesque, gesticula-
ton, that was noticeable in his previous effort, =
The effect of his manner, and power over his
audience, were quite palpable. The large au
dience lung upon his lips at times with breath
less interest, and then again they were conyul
scd with mirth and laughter. The train of
thought running through the lecture was guile
comprehensive and well conceived, free from
mere fault finding and captiousness; ard extend
ing to London and the Londoner fairness and
frankness. The lecture was crcditablc and salts
factory, and happier Opening If ihe winter
course, could hardly have been expected or
desired.
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To oCOusumptfV6s.-TheR REV EDWARD A. VII
SON will (ree of charge) all who desire it, the
prescription with the directions for making nd using
the simple remedy by which Ee cured of ling aec
tion and that dread disease Consumption. Hi only OBJ
ject benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try this prescription, 1t will cost thepi nothing
and may prove a blessing. Please address
90Sy REV EDWARD, A. WILSON,
No 1G5 So ID street williamsburg y. York.
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business as possible. Therefore strong inducements
will be offered to all such prepared to pay cash.
Credit will be extended only those who known to
be prompt pay, and then only on short time Try the
cash system friends, and if it is much for
your interest mine.
II! L. MORRISON
Ashtabula, Sept. %, 1867. 926
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DR. E. K TuoMrsOx OF Titusviiic. Pa, says that DIR
sage's catarrh Remedy speedily relieved hir from the
distressing symptoms OF Cathrrb after trying many of
the advertised catarh remedies in vain 1t is for sale
br VIM r. Allen, Jefferson and H. \. Hendry Aas;abu-
u. AMI arurstss refcrally. sss
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THE STORM of Thursday the 18th is thought
to have been orc OF the most severe ever ex-
perienced in this latitude This is the testimo-
ny of all vino were compelled to face its fury
and The keen, searching severity of its cold.
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Observation-Disclosures guaranteed to pro-
duce q luxuriant growth Of hair npCn hGlG head or
beardess Also recipe for the removal of Pimpes
Blotches Eruptions etc the skin, eay ng the
eoft clear and beautiful can be obtained thon charge
by addressing THOS. f. CHAPMAN. Chenist.
qOsv S23 Broadwut. n. York.
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Just received at TAcorrs large stock of childrens
Christmas Gifts
Tie Holidays are ut hand, and our shop
keepers are MI king their best displays of tempt
ing goods suitable for presents. Among them
we notice that HENRY has a variety of cesmet--
les and fancy articles hat should not be over
looked. These various goods Will enable Santa
Claus to meet the more re..diy the numerous
wants of the little folks, who are always mind
full and watchful for the pretty things Of his be-
stoWal
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DR.. CIari1,s wild Cherry LOzenges, for the
cure Of Coughs Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat Bron
chits and all affections ofthc Throat Lungs. Pain
in the Breast Side ETC. ETC. etc. The wild Cherry Loz
enges have failed to give immediate relief when
takenn the first stages of Disease of the Throat and
Lungs, Immediately subdung inflammation and irritation
in the parts affected. For sale by all Druggists
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ATTENTION TEAcHERs-According to Resolution
passed the Teachers Institute held in Jefferson the
first ec1 IN October last, convention of TescSS will
be held in the Court House aJeferson o. Saturday
Dec as 1867 to discuss the propriety of County Super
vision.
a. j. BARRETT, President.
A. Hvr.7s sre-ctaty, Ashtabula Co, Teacher Asso-
ciaticn
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NEW AND FRESH GooDs
At OLD PRICES 7

HAVING visited the city of N. York
within the past 10 days. ard made SIMPLE purchases of
Dry Goods at the extremely low prices how ruling that
city. am prepared to sell all kinds Of goods at very
low figures, and very many kinds at prices less
than before the Of the truth of this assertion you
convince yourselves by calling do not expect to
sell out 60 west or do business nothing or CONF
nit other foolish act but to sell goods cheap
any other man, and stay in Old Ashtabua and
my customers face to face in future days is there
fore my interest to you WELL and deal fairly with
you all. Give me call and you will not regret it.
H. L. MORRISON.
Ashtat ula Nov. 81 1885, ga
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Errors or Youth.-A Gentleman who suffered
for years from debility premature decay and all
the effects OF youthful ndiscretion WILL for he sake of
suffering humanity, send free TO all who need it, the
cipc and directions for making the simple remudy by
which he cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the
advertisers experience, do by addressing, in
perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
Qa1-1nm 40 Cedar Street n Y.
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Fo,. Boots and Shoes,

GENTS, LADIES & CHILDREN'Se WEAR
90 to the New Custom Shop. Maii
~ street. opposite the North Park, aud get tGooI
ARTICLE custom made, in good style, from the bet
ONE Pair VIII 0ut-Wear Two Pairs Of
Eastern Slop Work,
Apd cost but little, If any more
REPAIRING NEATLY & PROMPTLY DONE
new process for repairing Eastern sewed work.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Ashtabuia, May :, 1867. sos
1867. Boots Dc Shoes. 1867.
I HAVE just received my spring stock
BOOTS AND SHOES,
lowest figures Among my stock may be found al the
styles Of
LADIES' AND GENTS. GOODS,
Consisting Of
Ladies' Glove Kid Balmorals,
Ladies' Goat and Kid BalmoraIs,
Ladies' Calf and Kid BaImorals,
Ladies' Peb. Grain RafmOraIs,
Ladies' Calf BaImorals.
10 dog. Serge Caters and BaImoraIsi
Tipped and Plain Blouchers.
French Calf pegged and seredD BOOTS. warranted.
full line of Mems Boys and youths' Calf Grain and
Pstett Rsilroo,d Ties and BalmOrals
Cents Serge CATERS; Carpet Plush and Kid SLIP
PER5.
A great variety of cHILDREN's SHOES AND cicks,
aff stylesi.
Any person in want of good honest work. call and ex
mino my stock and will guarantee price and quality
% suit.
CLOSING OUT AT COST,
A LOT OF
HATS AND CAPS,
A choice stock of
Crushed,
TEAS,
coFFEEs, SPICES, CANDLES,
SOAP, sALERATUs,
&c, &c.
YANKEE NOTIONS
fts11
sIERY.
All of which submit for inspection.
JOHN p. BoBEnTSON.
AshtabuIa, May, 1861. See
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Don't buy doa.s worth of Dry Good, till you have
seen HERRIcks goods and their near scale Of Prices
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MORRISON.

HEAVY and Medium Brown Cottons,
Fine Brown Cottons Beached Cottons all grades and
widths prices TO match. Prints all styles and makes
TiciDgs Stripes, Denims Shirting Checks, Bleached
and Brown Canton Fannels Cotton Yarn very best qua
ity and all numbers. Wicking, Batting and Twine All
sold at graevl bottom prices
at MORRISON'S.
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One hundred photograph Albums, swentyfour otereo-
scopes and 1000 pictures just received for the
holidays at A. ALBERr's
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No BETTER PROOF REQUIRED.-It has not yet been
publicly denied that the Best Chemical SdlrctHS made
by d. B. De Land Co. is all that its friends have
clamed-that it is pure and wholesome article. This
be denied in face of the testimony of chemists
and those best qualified to judge Ii is much better than
Soda.
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Pictures for framing and picture frames of all styles
gallery.
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TRRRIBLE CAsUALITr.-On Saturday last says
the Sentinel frightful accident took place at a
saw mill in Cherry Valley, by which M. AMI
Lowe, lost his life. The Mill is one of Blanu'.'
Portable Mills, and had been recently set up
little north of Steeleis Corners In the gearing,
was a belt tightqRer, hung to the collal beams
of the she'd which beams were spiked up. AT
noon on Saturday, two of these collar beams TO
which the tightener was attached fell across the
main belt running to the saw, while Mr. Lowe
was measuring board the full length of the
log from the saw The belt carried the beams
forward, sweeping him along with them onto
the saw, and throwing him beyond it, some
fourteen feet. Both his arms were cut off, the
left one in three places, besides bad cuts on the
bead and one thigh. He lived till Sunday
morning about nine O'Clock, retaining his con-
sciOasness 10 the last, though suffering great
agony Both arms were amputated on Satpr-
day afternoon by Drs. Hswley, Fricker and
Gibbs; but his internal injuries were too great,
to allow any hope of recovery. Mr. Lowe was
native OF Cherry Valley, about thirty years of
age, and highly respected.
Before buying Toys and candies for Chi.stHas Gifts,
call TALCoTT
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CROCEERY-A full assortment of
Plain white ware both Ironstone China, and c. ware.
at almost ante-war prices good assortment Of glass
ware sugarcreamers, spoon holders dishes, COB
lets ard tumblers at very low prices II any wants
Crockery Glass Ware, let them call and and
will do them good.
MORRISON.
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Friend have you COUGH, COLD or SORr THROAT
use Dr. CLARK's Jad GERRY Lo,enges, they will
you. For sale by all Druggists.