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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-12
ARua De Magnolia.

toilet delight Superior to any Cologne used to battle
the face and perspp to render the skin soft and esh to
alay inhamaton to perfume clothing, for headache, &C.
1t is manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia and
isobtainng patronage quite unprecedented vor-
lite with actresses and opera singers 1t is sold by all
dealers at in large bottles, and By pEnAs BARNES to
Co., New York, Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by ell Druggists.
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It is stated that the assassination con-
spia tors now imprisoned at the Dry Tor
tugas will, by virtue of the late decision Of
the Supreme Court, in refer ence to mil
itary commissions, be returned to Wash
ington and handed over to the civil
authorities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-12

New ORLEANs.-Although the inves-
tigation into the riots by the Congression-
al Committee is conducted with secrecy,
its nature SO far is pretty well known in
official quarters Nothing publicly, it is
understood, will be stated until the
committee have made their report, which
will be voluminous and looked for with
great interest.
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Over q million Dollar. Saved.


Gentlemen Il had negro worth 81 200 who toe
cold from bad hurt in the leg and useless for
year had used everything could hear of without
benefit until tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment 1t
soon effected permanent cure"
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859. j. L. DOWNING
II take pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mus
tang LiniAsnt valuable and Indispensable article for
Sprains Sores, Scratches Calls Horses Our men
have used it for Burns Bruises Sores Rheumatism &c.
Eorema5 sos Iari.a rI Wau, =: ": LEVITT, LEW
Express,
The spran of my daughters ankle occasioned while
skating last winter, entirely cured in week after
sne using celebrated Mustang Lniment
Gloucester, Mass, Ang. l. 1865. ED. Sicily"
is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang Lni.
ment performs more than any article ever discoY
cred. Families, livery men and planters should always
have it on hand Quick and sure it certainly is All gen.
uine is wrapped in steeplate eRgFayinss bearing the
signature Of g. w. WEsrREo9K, Chemist aud the prirat
Q. s. Stamp Of DEhAs BARNES Co., over the top.
An effort has been made counterfslt Il with cheap
stoneplate label Look ciossYi
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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Russia is again announced as making
extensive war preparations-a proceed
ing that Austria and Turkey are very
much distressed at, as it bodies them no
GOOD
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at cost, az A. ALBERTS.
= VALUE OF OUR CURRENCY. No one asks the
price of currency as they do the price of gold.
The reason is that gold is in the hands of spec
ulators, has become merchandise, while our op-
inion is that the currency is nearer par than
most people imagine This error has led to
large importations and manufacturing, and dur
ing the past season has ,entailed heavy iossas.
]. P. SHERWOOD, of Cleveland is to-day retail
ing goods third less than they can be produc-
ed Sherwood is now selling the Queens and
National Balmoral skirts at So The Adri-
attic casslmeres at 1925, and the Milton Mills
at 81. The elegant silks which Sherwood re-
tails at 81, and the Merinos at s5c are certain
ly par prices Indeed We shall not be surpris-
ed during this year to see gold at par, and those
goods selling at much higher prices.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS

HOLIDAY PRESENTS
for our numerous customers.
AJEORGE HALLS Great Annual 80
DAYS SALE of PIANOS MELODEONS, ORGANS,
Stools Covers Music Stands &e. SC st
REDUCED PRICES for the HOLIDAYS.
New Spacious Sample Piano Room at a. southwest cor
ner Of the Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio.
GREAT PLANO EXHIBITION
To commence Dec. 10th and continue thirty DAYS at
which time 100 Pianos and Meodeons will be offered at
more reasonable rates than the quality have ever
been sold in the west making the largest and most
CANT assortment of fine Pianos &C. to be found in
any western city, and being samples of all the principal
makers in this Country.
MF Hall begs leave to Gag that having completed his
and spacious rooms in Clevelane, that he is
ready, according his custom for several years
past for his great annual sale at reduced prices which he
offers &c kind Of holiday gift to his patrons.
Hoping that those expecting to paFchase WIN avail
themselves Of this opportunity Of getinga
GOOD INSTRUMENT
moderate price We pledge onrselve to assist Tn So
lecting such as will be the best
FOR THE AMOUNT INVESTED.
Persons living at distance and unable to visit our
rooms can write us describing the instrument they want
and will forward tbs same and guarantees entire sas-
HB@Direcs " Gn letters to GEO, HALL Piano Dealer,
Eight good second hard s...tf nr ssIe az lov rates
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
Two Dollar. . year Invariably in Advance.
Local 81 Miscellaneous.
BY JAMES REED.

DoYAr1oN-A donation will be given for the
benefit of Rev. WM.F WILSON, at the basement
of the M. E. Church, in Ashtabula, on Friday
evening, January Is. A general invitation is
extended
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-12

OUF UFSIDE.-The reader will find on the first
page matters of some interest-extracts from the
Governors Message, original matter, and an O.
BILE article frem the Portage County Democrat,
upon hebdomadals In general. The reasoning
we think is forcible, but perhaps not pleasant
in special application.
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DOWNt DOWN. DOWNl DOWN
GOES PRICEsi
HERRICK & BRO

AGASAsAO1f " DIM.
ARE Now Receiving the Largest Stock
OF GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
ever brought into Ashtabula.
SOMETHING FOR EVERY BODYi
Another Large Invoice of Domestic Goods Read Read
and remember that Herrick Brother are now selling
Heavy, yard wide sheetings at 20 cents per yard.
Good Canton Flannel at cents per yard.
Good Carpeting at 80 cents per yard.
Good Cotton Batting at 20 cents per pound.
Good large double Shawls at $s, worth 50,
Heavy GA Beavers-all wool at S, worth g.
and other goods in proportion.
FuFe.
Another large lot of Ladies' and Gents Elrs-the sth
insalment this season. at Greatly Reduced Prices
Very Choice Assortment of Dress Goods Shawls
Balmora and Hoop Skirts Breakfast Shs sws and Scarfs
all new desirable and Cheap-n fact store nl OF Just
such things as you need at this season yesx hnd
for Holiday Presents. A few thing We wisE
Distinctly Understood, RssfN q {
LIST That we offer New Desirable, First f7ap aQod6&
I'd That they are not the refuse accuflp3tion of 4
City Retail Store. : <s< f 81
Sd That we ariH not be nndersold = s. (. II
To all we say, and sec, before purcansipe III We
mean what We say. --.-zz. = ...z1
Ashtabula, Dec. Is, '66. HEtt4Sk Blu
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THE GALAxY.-Our only fortnightly
Magazine, seems to be in foushing con-
dition. With the January number it has
been enlarged sixteen pages, and appears
in an entirly new dress throughout, with
new and handsome cover. The illustra-
tions are by IIennessy & Muller, and the
list of contents embraces fifteen articles
ofgeneral interest. In the. number for
February 18th, will be commenced new
serial novel "Wating for the Verdict, "by
Rebecca Harding Davis, Author of Life
in the Iron Mills" with illustrations by
W. ]. Hennessy. The price ofTHE CAL
AxY remains as before, S. year. VIC.
& F. p. Church, Publishers, Eo. 80 Park
Row. n. Y.
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sE SWEET pPOPONAP FROM MEXICO Mature
could not produce richer Gem Chocer Perfume Try
il and be convinced
T. T. SMITH & CO. New York
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LroS's ExfRAes or PUss JAMAICA Grssls-for Indi
gcston Nausea Heartburn Sick Headache Cholera Nor
bus, Flatulcncy &C., where warming stimuant is re-
quFea Its careful preparation end entire purity makes
aeheap and reliable Article for culinary purposes Sold
everyvAere, OF 80 cents per bottle Ask for "LYoS
Pure Ext1ct- Take no other.
Se,ssees srf"a Hader sold By all Druggists.
s5tyec y
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Heimetreet's inimtablc Hair Coloring Is not dye
All composed Of lunar caustc and
more or less destroy the vitality of the hair This is the
original Hair Colorng and has been growing in favor
over twenty years. 1t restores grey hair to its original
color by gradual absorption, in most remarkable man
ner. 1t is also beautiful hair dressing. Sold in two
sizes-5O cents and s1-sy all dealers.
c. HEIMSTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring HGter sold by all Druggists.
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PETERsoN's MAGAzINE.-for January
has two beautiful Steel plate engravings,
two page colored fashion plate, host
of wood cuts, and the general variety of
poems, tales, sketches, fashion articles,
&c. Clubs are madeup atthe post Office.
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II Is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruff,
II keeps the head cool and clean,
IL rrnaIon the hair rinh nr,ft n-.l -l<.--

Il mdKes tne halr rch, soft and glossy,
1tprevents hair turning grey and falling off,
1t restores hair upon prematurely bald heads
This is just what Lyons katharon will do 1t is pret
y-it is cheapdurable. 1t is literally sold by the car
load and yet its almost incredible demand is daily in
creasng until there is hardly country store that doe:
not keep it, or family that does not use it,
z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N Y.
Saratoga Spring Wafer sold by all Druggists.
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MAGGoTs liz SuREP.-Farmers will do
well to look to. their sheep, especially
bucks, to see if maggots are bred in the
wool about the hoaps, which is not unfre-
quently the case after long and continued
warm rains. The filth and dirt collects
about the horns of the sheep, and the
wool remaining wet for long time, the
flies lay their egge, maggots arc bred,
which soon kill the sheep unless attended
to.
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GONG TO EUROPE. On Sunday morning, 9th
inst, ReyJ. A. THoME, of the lst Congregations
al Church ofCleyelapd, west-side, gave notice
that he had been invited by the American Mis-
Germany, and otherparts of Europe, more es=
pecially to lay before the Christian public there
the condition and wants, present ond prospec-
tive, OF the freedmen in the United States, and
that he would ask his congregation for a leave
of absence /. tsftr ~4.tttt.L t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-12

RESTORE YoUR HxALTH-Dr. E. JolIie Mat
locks, the celebrated &kalytical Physician who
has made Bilious Diseases the study of Q life
time, and who has successfully treated thous-
ands of cases, will continue his monthly visits
to Ashtabula, and Jew other important places
in Northan Ohio during the ensuing year. All
who are suffering with affections of the head,
Throat Heart. Lungs, Liver, Stomach, Bowels,
Kidneys and Sp'een; or Nervousness, Fits,
Dropsy, rheumatism, Ftyer Sores and all dis
eases ef the blood, will do well to call en- him
and receive an examination. He will tell YOU
promptly and without rrevar:cation what your
complaint is, and will undertake its cure Con-
s,tltation IS 0irGys free. His rext visit to
Ashtabula will be on Wednesday and Thurs
day, Jan 23d pd2ftb, 1857. at the Fisk House
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Who would not 10 besatifui. Who would not add to
their beauty' What gives that marble purity and dis
5ue appearance observe upon the stage and in the
city belef 1t is no longer secret They Hagans
Magnolia Balm. Its continued removes tan freckles
pimples and roughness from the face and hands and
leaves the complexion smooth transparent and ravishng
Unlike many cosmetics it contains no material Injurious
to the skin. Any druggist will order for you not on
hand, at 50 cents per bottle
W. E. HAGAN Troy, N T. Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., Wholesale Agents, N Y
SaratRgG Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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Chlldren., Lives saved for FIrty cents

Thousands Of Children die annually of Group. Now,
mothers Il you would spend 50 cents and always have
bottle Of DIR. Tobias yeneian Lnmcnt in the house,
you fear losing little when attacked with
this complaint 1t isnaw 10 years since have put up
my ninent and never heard of child dying Of Group
when my Lihment was used but hundreds of cases of
sures have been repQrted to me- and many state If it
$40 per bottle they you'd not be without it, Besides
which, it is certain cure for Cats, Burns, Headache
IToothache, Sore Throats, Swellings Mumps, Cholic
Diahea Dysentery spasms, Old Sores, and pains in
the back and chest No once triee it who is ever
without it. 1t is warranted perfectly safe take internal
ly Full Directions with every bottle Sold by the Drug
Eists Depot, 5s Cortlandt Street New York. 7w-sS1
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Don't forget the plae.esqsr Spring and Main Streets,
opposite the Clarendon Hotel

DRIED APPLES, RUTTR8 and EGGS. quantity
suficit Of Greenbanck, Wanted.
A,htabua, Dec, is. 1856. D. W. HASKELL Co.
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8lades' EuphOpIai Lubricators. = The
Peoples Most Sure and Egectual Remedy for Coughs
Coughs Colds, Group Caarrh Asthma Bronchitis Diph
theria, and all Pulmonary Diseases. The Lu6rieator
10 a medicinal preparation in the form of Losenge
which Of all modes is the most pleasant and convenient
They contain no deeterious ingredient and are Hdrrdn
<d to be always safe for the weakest and most
stive stomach In Group they give Immediate relie-
For Coughs and Colds they are invaluable.
For Cdtdrrh, asthma and Bronchitis they have no equal
in the market ide Certificates accompanying each box
Dpia that dreaded and desolating disease they con-
troll wonderfully and almost Immediately
No Public Speaker. Singer Teacher. should be with
ont them they remove honrseness and strengthen and
clear the voice.
Always qss them in time, and if the symptoms arc
severe uss very nssly. ]. II. BLADES Co, Props
n,- ,,-1,, ~, Elmjra, n. Y.
Cleveland Ohio
Tor sale by H. A. HENDRY Ashtabuls. Ohio sSlv
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Card Photographs s. pc. Dozen also Moulding Frames
at cost, az A. ALBERTS.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.
n Z w + / r NJ
AND
NEW GOODS.

L. TYLER, orthe Late Firm OF Tyler and
Collins, d HI. T. CARLISLE,
Ax
HAVE TAKEN THE STORE TWO
IL Doors South Of the Ashtabula BANK-Wherc
a complete Stock of Family
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
lishmen, w: Sugars. Teas Coffees Spices, Pork
Ham, Lard. Fish, &C., &C., &C. Also a very choice
Stock of kaEa
WINES AND LIQUORS,
PURE AND GOOB.
They have also in connection With tho above, very
Nice Stock of Staple and Domestic
DRY GOODS
Among which may be found Brown and Bleashed
Sheeting and Shirting Tick, Stripes penims, Tweeds
Shawls, Irish Linen Crash, Diapers Hackabucks Table
Linen Table Spreads, Sc, &C., &C.,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
And Complete Stock Of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
The Subscribers believing for the interest Of both
Buyer and Seller, have adopted the Cash or Ready Pay
System, and will adhere strictly to it and endeayor to
make it an object for Cash Buyers to give them CALL
Dried Apples Butter, Eggs Lard and most kinds Of
Farm Produce, taken in Payment for Goods.
Cash Paid for Good Butter.
Don't forget the place. Two Doors South Of the Bank
TYLER cAuLIsLE.
A.htabufs, Sept. =, 1885. Sl
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The BANp-Some one sends us a long ap-
peal for the band, complaining that the want of
recognition and encouragement Is such as to
raise the thought of disbanding. We prefer to
speak for the band, rather than devote SO much
space to the communication. Our citizens
need not be informed on the point of merit and
excellence reached by our village band, nor do
they need to be told that this progress has re-
quired the devotion of much time and study.
Were, this all the company would not complain.
But instruction, music instruments, and uni
forms demand the clean cash, and apretty liber-
al amount oft too, and the expenditure is also,
continuous Now as citizens we have no right
to expect their services on public occasions
without remuneration. 1t is not only right that
they should be paid, but checrfully apd liberal
ly paid, as recognition of their importance as
village institution, and SIS an encouragement
to keep up their organization and Improvement.
Their performances not on contribute to our
pleasure, but appeal to our pride, and we can
not afford, by neglect to let the company Ian
guish and die out. Most of the playing they do
is either gratuity or the obligation discharged
by cheap acknowledgment or dish OF oys-
tiers or ice=oFeam. Feeling. the need of some
thing more sustaining and substantial, appeals
have been repeatedly made for help by way of
concerts and balls, in most cases with but in
different success, or notifying failure 1t is
not surprising that under such circumstances
they should feel discouraged and think of dis
banding. Our citizens, we think, will not suf7
fer such a step, but give such evidence OF their
appreciation as will put that idea to rest. We
would suggest that subscription be started and
an amount sufficient to cheer their hearts sandput
them upon comfortable footing. be raised and
presented as a merited tribute of respect and
appreciation. If the suggestion commends it.
Self, will not some one take the initiatory and
save the Band, as well as the feelings of its
for the present at least, from the NOR
tification of further appeals to an easy, we'll
disposed. but not always thoughtful public, for
recOunition and aid III
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Our stock Of Domestcs never was better aad prices
are very much reduced We cannot avoid calling atten.
ton to our Complete Stock of COTToNS-beachcd and
lnbeached. Beached and unbieached LONG CLOTHS
Hseched Pillow Case Cotton, &c &c.
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al
Eti-
- .---.
We have Reduced tho Price Of
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Great Reduction i,s Prices !


w E Take pleasure in placing before
he eitizsns Of zshssbala and vicinity, our
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by calling and pricing goods, you will sssuredly
buy and nd you are well paid are determined
reduce our stock by the 1arof January 1867.
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We have Reduced tho Price Of
WHITE GRANITE CROCKERY
as least Is per cent.
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We have also the WHITE SYRUP, and yoa will And
all times
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Marrfgea and Celtbacy-An Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital Rawers, with
OF relief Sent free of charge in sealed letter
saveiopes. Address, DR. j. SKILLIN HoUGHTON,
s5S-y Howard Association Philadelphia Pa
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Real Estate-F arms.
J. r. COOK. REAL ESTATE Agent

J. r. COOK, REAL ESTATE Agent
For the Sale and Purchase, Of Real Estate.
OFFICE OVER MORRISON & TIeKN0Rs STORE.
Main Street, Ashtsbuls, Ohio,
H- Property sold for Commission or otherwise, as
agreed upon, and NO SALE, no cHAReEI- Ia
A Sale Direct or Indirect constitutes Commission.
Among the many valuable Farms and other property
now offered through this agency, would cal particular
attention to the following, Viz
mile from Kngsvile Depot with good house. son water
good barn and sheds good ccrnhouse &c good orchard
and about l6 Of good timber Well fenced and lE
o-for sale for the price Of SO per and time
given for portion of the purchase money hdesred-one
Of the most desirable Ridge farms In the county.
100 Acre Farm in Ashtabula, one mile from W.
lagegood house barn and orchard Is acres timber bali
ance under cuvaon. for sale for $900 and possession
given Immediately If desired.
25 Acres three miles from Ashtabula viIage-good
house. barn and water good orchard Of 800 trees-heres
aud small fruits of all kndsa yeEg desirable homestead.
price g., 900.
IS "a Acres 2S miles from the village Of Ashtabu-
a-small house, good barn and stables COED water ~
ber-for sale at the low price Of and time given 10
portion of the purchase money. ifdesired.
25 Acre Farm in this Township. two and a half
young orchard of apples, peaches, pears, cherries &C.
Good soft water three acres tmbered price, s25OO.
s2 Acre Farm at Kingsyille Depot, good house
four good barns, splendid orchard OF sppes peaches
pairs cherries ounces &c. Black sand loam One OF
the best watere farms in the county, water be taken
into any lot the farm, six acres mbered one OF the
very best farms in the market and for sale for the low
price Of $50 per and time given for poItion Of pur
chaser's money if desired Also ten acre wood lot,
connected with the above, miles from the
that will be sold with the above at the option Of
the purchassR which the timber is worth double the
price asked for the for sale for $35 per
LOG Acre Farm, two miles rom the village, good
house. barn, fruit and water fun equal to any ef the
Ridge Farms in the market For sale for the low price
of $65 90 per
SANDY crayelv land abort acres timbered on the line
of tie O. g f. R. r. For sale, very cheap price SIS per
acre, will be cut into lots to suit purchasers
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-04-04
PATTON ON THE SITUATION. .-Governor Patton

PATTON ON THE SITUATION. N.-Governor Patton
of Alabama, is out in long letter on the situation
All who will be entitled to vote should unhesita
tingly exercise that privilege, and those who are
disfranchised should use their influence for the &C.
complishment Of all possible good. Let it not be
supposed that they can do nothing because they
are unable to vote. The freedmen are now to vote
for the first time We should cherish against them
no Ill feeling. The elective franchise is conferred
upon them let them exercise it freely and in then
own way. No effort should be made to contro
their votes except such as may tend to enable them
to vote intelligently and such as may be necessa.
ry to protect them against mischievous influences
to which, from their want Of intelligence they may
possibly be subjected Above all things, we should
1Svssg gg EGn and e ed Sos
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-04-04

A New USE FOR CALoaEL. this head
we see in large number of our exchanges that O
gentleman in Saratoga County, New York, has
lately "doctored' sickly apple, tree, with most
excellent results, by boring hole in the body Of
the tree and inserting few grains Of calomel into
it, and we notice it because. thus same experiment
wears w n aro. by the late E. W. Bonnetheau, ESQ.,,
on an Unhealthy peach tree, which recovered, and
Afterwards bore most excellent fruit. Mr. B., who
at that time was much devoted to horticulture, en-
deavored to impress upon his friends the use o.
this medicine as most effective one on diseased
fruit trees -Charleston Ne,rs.