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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
Hon. VIM. E. CHANDLER. Washington, ID. @.
GEORGE HARDING

This Company, National in Its charac, ar
offers, by reason of Its Large Capital, Low Rates
OI premium, and New Tables, the most desi ga.
BILE means of insuring life yet presented to the
public. - ~
The rates of premium, being largely reduced
are made AZ favorable TO the Insurers as hose
Cf the best Mutual Companies and avoid all
the complications and uncertainties or Noes:
DIVIDENDS, and the Observation-Disclosures wnfoh
the laiter are so apt TO cause the Policy- Holder
Several new and attrao I've tsDIes are nov
presented which need only to be understood 70
prove acceptable To the public sncn as ihe
INCOME PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN
PREMIUM rOLICY. In the former the
payable st death, but will receive II LIVING
after period of n few years an a annual tnco,ns
equal to ten per cent 40 per cent? Of tae par OF
has policy. lu the latter, the Comp nv AZ rees "a
ne has paid in, i's addition TO the amount OF hts
poLtg
The attention OF persons contemplating in.
suriDg their lives or increasing tne amuInt of
Insurance tney alresdy have, is callei To the
special advantages offered by the National Life
Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Ofrics OF
the Company in this city, or to It's General
Agents.
GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY
JAY COOKE 81 CO.. New York.
For New York Slate aud Northern New Jersey
E. w. CLARK g. CO., PhtIads dsipafa.
For Pennsy lvania and Southern New Jersey
JAY COOKE g. CO Wsshinston, ID. O..
For Marylan Delaware, Virginia, DISTRICT of
Columbia, and West Virginia.
j. A. ELLIS g. Ot,., Chicago, Ill.
For Illinois and Wisconsin
sCEPHEN MILLER, sc. Paul
SSwsrp For Minnesota.
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE
Nspolson,s speech .t Troyss.

LONDON, Aug. l2-The recent speech of Napo-
leon at Troyes formes u subject OF much oonl-
ment. and ls variously regarded by the press Of
England. While some of the journals charac-
feyize the speech as a certain pledge OF peace,
others assert that 1t is really cover for war
prebaratiOne r.F .r.t
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VENGEANCE Is swREr.-The Petersburg (Va)
hade1 says that should deliverance from radical
rule fall to come. there are millions In the
South to whom life will become so worthless
that they would gladly throw 1t away TO be
eVengsd on the adversary. We hope tney Will
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f4g3 "SEE NAPLES AND DIE" SAYS
~ the ltailan proverb. Ipbale TIE odor of Il A
Ions rev perfume FLOR DE May aud yJu
viii ssy that life hss for you another cnsrm, What
Naples is among he cities OF Med ter that
perfume is amCog The other perfumes OF the world.
sold by all drugg SITS. ..I. 8I2lt
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Ions new perfume FLOR DE MAYJ" aud yJu
icy hss he ee III % snoed ter
perfume Is amoog the other perfumes or the world.
sold by all druRR SITS. ... .... 8 IL U
s@@ FOR THE sUMMER.-TO PREVENT
s1noprn F,sck Ies; snd keep ~ ne es ssin " yh1e
ChRiNs IA BLEr OF soLID[FIED aLYoERINE.
1t Is ds,cousy fragrant transparent ana superb
a %Rida4 haSP No sGa "a o4EsNUT SR 81 srsss
f@e SCOTLAND IN TUE FIELD!
THE TENTH ANNUAL CELEBRATION
PHILADELPHIA CALEDONIAN CLUB
WILL HEL0AF
oAKDALE PARK,
ON MONDAY. AUGUST IT, 1868.
All who desire a days pleasure will find this the
best opportunity ever afforded to the public OF this
city,
The Games open to all competitors, aud will
comprise Feats of Streneth Swftness, etc., and will
at the same lime afford amusement of The most varied
entertaining character.
Splendid accommoda ions Tor Dauclpg.
Music by McClurg's Liberty Cornet Band. Finnies
Brass and String Band. and the Pipers of 'he Cuo.
Grounds can be reach cd by the Germantown Rail-
road from Ninth ard Green hourly, after 30
A. NJ, and by the Fourth ana Eighth street Passen-
ger every few minutes.
Carriages will enter the grounds by gate OH Ger
mantow road.
Admission to the cents
Children.. cents
be had of members of the Club and AZ the
gates DAY SI72.~
sGB@ NOTICE.-UNITED STATES INTER
w NAL RhvENUE second District Of Penn
sylyania, comprising the First, Seventh, Eighth,
Ninth Tenth and Twr sixth Wards OF the Uity OF
Pbiadelphs- The annual asa essmens tor the above
named districts against persons liable TO tax in
the 1867, for spscial tax and tax
rjagee bill tables watches, silver and gold plate
etc for the year ending 30th OF APRIL 1859. having
been CT mpleled.
hat ssio outies or taxes have become doe and are
now payable and that the undersigned and his depd-
ties viii attend his office, No. 2ss DOCK Street,
daily (Sundays exceptedl between the hours OF A.
NJ and p. M, uu Il and including the 2yth day OF
AUGUST 1868 for the purpose OF receiving he same.
All such taxes remaining unpaid after said 10Th day
of August 1868, will be subjecs to the penalty and
charges imposed by law, which Will be rigidiy en-
forced. '..
No private or special notice will be given. ~
7Af JOHN II, DIEHI. Collector
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FOR SALE.

a ARCH STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY.
k4 Lsrge store and Dweliing. south side OF ARvH
terms Apply at FOLWELL'5 Real Estate ONCE
No. 65T N. TENTH street. II
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New York stock QuosatioMs, q P, M,

MO" AVkA @sVSA %oSs1shUAbt Es AAs
Received by telegraph from Glendinning
Davis, Stock Brokers, No. 48 8. Third street,
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N. Y. and Erie b.. 5e11 West Union Tele... 3SM
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Mich. 3. and M. R. 861 Toledo & Wabash. 81
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Chi. d NV. X. com. S3L Adams Express. So
Chi.A N.W. Il. prf. SO Wells Fargo......... 26A
Chi and II. /. ..-112l4 US Express Co... 45
PlttsF.W: and Chi. ITennessees, new... "a
X. Gold ..l489k
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EICHANGR SALES, AUG. II
Reported by De Haven d Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
BBTWEEN BOARDS.
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500 do..-.......l0iHI 10 do. .-..........s 7ok
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$500 Leh N 6s s.... S2k lOe sh Read R.......- 45X
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$500 62Os '66. Jycp-c- "a sh Leh V R.....ls- 64H
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! TNE ma TIoMAL ~,
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
| 7.-- OF rHH c,srF grT
United States Of Ame. lea,
sa lser WASHINGTON, D. 9.
Chartered by Special Act Of Congress, p-
proved July s5, lSes.
CASH CAPITAL, ST., 900, 600
BRANoR oFFToE IN PHILADELPHIA
In FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
DIRECTORS
OFFICERS.

OF FFIOE RS,
Q. ii. CLARK, Pm tadel phia, President,
HENRY ID COOKE, Wash ing ton Vice. President
jay COOKE. Chairman Finance and Executive
Comm1ttee,
EMERSON w. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary
and Actuary,
z s. TURNER. Washington. Assistant sec'y.
FRANC1s q. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Director,
j. EWING MEARs, M D., Assistant Medicai
DmeotOr. .
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MEDICAL ADVISORY HOARD.

]. X. BARNES, Surgeon. General q. S. A., Wash.
tngton
Z. J, HoRwITz. Chief OF Bureau of Medlcine
ard Surgery. u. s. N. Washing on.
ID. W. BLISS, M. D., Washington.
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N~S95| FOR THE SUMMER.-TO PREVENT
80 Sunburn. Freck les, and keep ne skin white
and beautiful use WKI9HT'5 ALCON AThO QLY-
Oh Rim NJ ia BLET OF IDIFIkD 1LYCERINE.
1t is deciously fragrant transparent. and superb
q toi ct soap. Sold by all ID .uggsts b, q q.
A. WRIGHT. No. 624 CHESNUT Street. 2R
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A CADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT RPIS-
IA CoPAL CHURCH, LOCUST AND JUHIPE1a
Streets,
The Autumnal Session will open on MONDAY,
eepien ber 2. Applications for admission may be
made during the preceding week. between 10 and II
'''''A 49, '-' ia MRs W. ROBINS, M A..
slz wfn4w Head Master.
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BRITISH SYMPATHY-The Rochester
UttsOn noticed IN our columns an express
sion of. sympathy with the Republican
party in the United States, and consoled
itself with the reflection that it was to
be expected that an intensely British or
gan Ike the Gto5e should sympathize
with the Radicals If the editor OF the
Democratic organ at Rochester has made
himself familiar with the-tone of British
organs," either in England or in Canada
he must have observed that some of
them sympathize with one and some of
them with the other of the two great
parties i'll the States. Possibly he will
further have observed that as rule
these British journals which are friend
ly to the United States as nation
sympathse with the Republicans, while
those which are hostile to TINT country
SympathiSe with the Democrats. The
English and Canadian papers which
were on one. side of the South during
the war, and predicted and prayed for
the success of the rebellion, areas a
rule now upon the side of Seyfl,oHi. and
Blair; though. very few ot them are dull
enough to suppose that these gentle
meh have he slightest chaisce OF cleo
ton. Those who were against Grant
when he was fighting in Virginia, are
against him now, when he is the eandi-
date of the Republican party The ex-
ceptions to this rule are very few, if in
deed, any can be found Aud the same
rule holds good in other foreign coun-
tries as well as England and Canada.
In France, in Germany, in Switzerland,
and, in fact, throughout Europe, the
friends of the United states are, friends
Of the Republican party; while the enc
mics of that country wish for the tri-
umph of the Democrats es ccslyT ~
Toronto Globe.
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A GocD MEDfcfSK-1he next best thing to a reliable
sphssiciann any community is good medicine; and to
sincere and skful practitioner i is an Invaluable
help To know remedy and to apply it is the Doctors
great business-aside from this his advice is from
perirnental practice, and only experimenting
sp ia,inwin1 it. The reliable medicine is therefore.
the orest deatn To direct when administer it is
All The ,:sician f. requirrd to do. In Buchu. pre-
,,,.,ed ~ a. bola "a have therefore all fat is
seded Fsecy bottle cf the extract has full directions
5or It's sc fffsno ouacl, dicne, but comes to the
S irfellec.s known 10 The science OF d. vsics. medi
cine bearing the unqualified endorsement of men as
Dr. PHHsp, Prof. DEwEEs. Dr., EPHRAIM McDown--L
and Prot. TRAvERs OF the fds College of Surgeons,
cannot fail to find it's way heeOn6dence OF millions
Of families. Hence the wealth of its distinguished pre-
1arer and its necessity to the ay circle at all times
and seasons See advertisement elsewhere.-C
Gdsefte.,gsi -; = 1Y 955
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In the splendid speech of Judge Pier
repont at the meeting of War Demo
Gratis in New York, Wednesday night
occurs the following thrilling passage.
Consider it well, fellow citizens, vote
deliberately, vote conscientiously, vote
down the patriot, vote up the rebel if
you. will, vote Gen Grant a failure and
Lee the hero of the war. ["Nevern1
But before you thus vote tear down
those mocking monuments erected to
your patriot dead demolishh every
memorial stone at Gettysburg, and in
every place where a greatful nation
has reared soldiers tomb! Level 800,
600 hillocks, under which sleep 100000
young men of the country they died to
save; the grass is very green, so water
ed by mothers tears, and the roses
bloom we'll which mourning sisters and
bereaved wives have planted on those
graves! Trample them in the earth,
they are all mockery, the sleepers died
in an ignoble cause and well deserved
their doom; and the rotting prisoners
OF the Libby, and the starving, tortured
soldiers at Andersonville had. but their
just desedtsi Vote against Grant, and
when You see the rebels all red with
the blood of your mothers sons holding
high revelry in the Capitol, and confu-
sion, dismay and anarchy in the land
go and tell your children we voted for
that. - T. =
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GS Vote early! Vote in the morningl

ELOQUENT AND TOUCHING APPEAL TO
UNION SoLDIERs.-Scuyler Colfax spoke in
Detroit, last Friday night 1t is difficult TO tell
how a single soldier Of the late Union army
can resist his patriotic, yet touching appeals,
The following are the concluding words of bis
very able and touching speech
| sald to you Il few moments ago that
there is nota single man in your CRepub-
lican) hosts who ever raised hand or
raised his rife against that flag. But
there were 100000 of the br;nNst and
best whc are to-day sleeping in patriotic
graves, not one of them murdered by a
Republican, not one of them shot down
by Republican, not one OF them whose
life was given for his country by the
deadly rife of IL Republican.
How were they killed2 They were
killed by the very men who are going
to vote for Seymour for President Of
the United States. Why were thoy kill.
ed? They were killed because upon
the battlefield men who forgot their al
legiance to their country dared to raise
the rifle and draw the bead upon it
that the bullet might speed to their
heartst and thereby weaken the country.
Is there a man here who fought under
the banner of the Union who is going to
vote that ticket? If there is, let re
say n word to him in Kindness and
friendship When you go to the ballot
box and drop in that ballot by which
yoI and the other millions of our coun-
try rule this land and control its desti-
MES, you are going to drop it in side by
side, if not in actual proximity, yet in
spirit, in principle, and in soul, with the
men who on the battle field sought to
kill you for your adhesion to the flag.
Sensation, If 100000 more could
have been murdered by the rebels, this
country might have been destroyed. 1t
IS not the fault of the man who drops
his ballot in with YOU; it is not the
tanlt OF Forrest and other generals,
Wise and others who are going to vote
with you; it is not their flult that you
are living to-day. They drew the bead
npon you, they aiaaed at your heart,
because You we're faithful to the allegi-
affce which they themselves repudiated,
Gods providence turned aside that bul-
let, but if the men with whom you are
going to vote could have their way, you
would have been bleeding in your grave.
Now go and vote with them if you
want to. A-e' .'t.
. 10 not speak Of this in the lam
guage of revenge. Far from it my
friends am willing to forgive to the
uttermost. God teaches us to forgive,
but he forglves none without repent
ance. There is no creed in christendom,
in all the various denominations that
exist in our land, that even intinnates
the possibility OF God forgiving us our
crimes except upon the condition OF re-
pentance.
HASKELL BROTHER have the largest stock domes'ics
brought to Ashtabua. Look at their ID cent Cot
ION, heavy-i4 wide.
nN,I T,,I~ nrly
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Perhaps the dearest word that ever
fell from the lips of man, or greeted the
ear of woman, is mother. Around it
cluster the brightest rccollections, and no
sound is SO full of melody, no music so
sweet. No syllable shat was ever utter
ed in any language awakes deeper emo
tions or orenhances purer devotion, II is
the one blessed word, hallowed by so
much of truth and virtue, that keeps
hope alive when adversity comes and
riends torSake us.
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and be remembered with pride and pleasure,
not the less comforting because of Its influence
in composing and cunsigning the remains of
the democracy to theft quiet or perhaps, ,disquiet
rest. 1t may be considered as having gone out
in blaze
The Mayor had thoughtfully taken the pre-
cautionary measure of appointing goodly
number of special police, and good order was
almost everywhere apparent. Some few stones
were thrown, one of which struck the writer
on the hand, and others fell harmlessly among
the boys of the Lenox club.
Much credit is due to the citizens for their
liberality in so abundantly supploing the ta-
bles, to the ladies for the thorough and prompt
arrangement and service of these supplies, and
especially TO the officers and committees for
their clearness and energy in carrying out the
programme.
To the clubs and other citizens from other
towns, who gave US their presence and assist
ance, Oh behalf of our citizens, we tender our
grateful Acknowledgements.
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The ALAB4MA,cLAIGsar are now up again for ADJUST
ment, and the British government has expressed itself
desrOus of atrsrbitutfeh among theH claims persist
inGly pressed arethose Of the and active
j. G. Aver Co.. for the value OF shipments Of Cherry
Pector SarsapariIla Ague Cure and FMS in transit
for OREGON, fsland sna Rnsslan America,
destroyed ep ehs AhaPS ehmidt a tie c6ast7sf South
America So pniEersaf Ia the se their remedies,
that they ae oat on asncet every sea; and thisfn is
frequently eansht setweef the upper and neither All
stones Of eoufedng nations Bnt they are knownctO
stand up fer theirrights antfto get fheiA- =
4t969' Repusiican, BashfagtOa, D. c,
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ANS 1~4.yii must surrender to Constitution BIZ
ters for there eonecang the fact that they are
taking the lead efnl other Bierss adale deSt4e9 to
becona EInions and popular auY medicinal Prepa
ration in All unite iii Pqasing them, and WHOM
the people decide in ror Of any thug the kiAd they
are generally rit We are atel meeting good many
who are using the Constitution and does Us good to
see how healthy and ruddy they look and they all at
tribute it to the use of Constitution stters We suhl
advise you all to take no other. i'Ols
Use Stewards Cough Cure for that hacking ceuxh.
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PURIFY ruE BLoop-It isconeeded by the most emf
pent medical men, that the bloodis the ffcl parent of
disease, by sewing as ayehiele through which oxious
substances contapipate the iesh bysalsorption.
The fotd contents Of TIE bowels If long retained by
constipation, often taken up by the Veins or absorb
ents. Various morbid products p,isaud taivns OF an
healthy ulcers, occasionally md their way intotheblood
vessels which resulted in seated cases of Scrosaa r
Kiugss Es1l Ea.slpeasasaIt Rhean tieefs, Efzptiye
and 0taneons Diseases of the Skin OF the
Glands, Pains IN the Head Sides ad Back yitas
Dance rleurisy Dizziness. Tamors and Chotc
Pains &C.. all of which diseases readily yield to the
powerful iniinence Of Dr Rotacks 0od PIrf, which
searches out all Se humprS ana aSteBpers, leaving
the blood ina pure and healthy copd tscass , 5lS
The Piany, valuable ingredients u fmhics ffhG BldoR
Psiess composed being adapted to fchOther strictly
according to the awsof chemical science max es It
of the mos. yafble denutines and sgsfs YenooatoS
of the present ages and fss success great medicine
increrseso long disease cotinses>to vex the
soul Of man ,ststttt'g4 - 81 seatesEsSi @w9S2
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DIR Eaton's Cordial, is not only good for Nurs-
ng Children but 1t is the best remedy for Dysentery
Darrhea and disordered of the bowels Sold
Hendry's Drug Store, Ashtabula.
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening, Oct 81, at the residence of
Gotwat Mr. GEO. T. HALL, of Cincinnati. to Miss ELLA
DICKS. s-N
In Troy, October s2d, by thu Rev. II. Kellogg. Mr.
FRANK SMITH to Miss EDNA ~ CooPER, both Of Middle
field, Geauga county, Ohio. ...-., e.. .
In New Lyme, Ohio, Sunday afternoon, Oct. 25th
Mt the residence of MIS-. Elijt Brown by H. a, Reeve
Esg.. Mrs FLORENCE /. WAY, of New Lyme to Mr. s.
ID. HOWELL, of Jefferson. -.,-- ...
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Bride & Br1degrOOni.-Essays for Young men on
the interesting relation Of Bridegroom to Bride in the
Institution of Marriages. Guide TO matrimonial felicity
and true happiness Sent by mail in sealed letter eny
,opes free Of charge. Address HOWARD ASS0C1A-
Tf0N Box P. Philadelphia, Pa. - 1y965.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-31

~ Dan VOORHEES, has been making great
fuss about taxation and he made so much fuss
ahoutit that the mattsr was looked into and it
was found that Dams tax amounted to 6715
cents in five years.
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UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE.
LADIES

OF scdentary habits who require gentle pursative will
fad I:o4cS blood Pills Just the medicine they want
.sy Contain - rrGdry mineral poison but are pure
ItyeSyetible, uspdry S Ang, Wholesale Agents.
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uNPRINGIP1,Ep

Dealers ofteh Recommend other bitters because they
havenot aobacks. We desire to canton the afflicted
aesast purchasing any Of them buy Robacks Stom-
aclr Bhrs and none other if you wond combat diseas
successfully HxEDRY s. kINs, Wholesale Agents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-31

Friend have you CouGH, CoLD or SORE TuRoAT'
use DR. CLAnK's HId Cherry Lozenges they will cure
you. For sale by all Druggists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-31

eB- Let no suspicious vote be deposited un-
til full proofs made that the man who offers
ii is a legal voter, aud let no illegal voter cs-
cape punishment
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LIVER j6iMIfstsl COMPLAINTS, EIs

Jaundicc and all affections Of the Lef arc 5000 ~
moved ny the use Of Roback's Stomach BtttsFs and
Blood Pills, they composed of vegetable meaeipA
extracts with especial reference 70 AsiF direct action
on the liver aud digestive apparatus, '''-i Sm9a
s --.fI- "a ne ~ =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-31

KINGsvILLE.-The Ashtabula Boys in Blue,
go to KingsviHe this friday evening, to re-
turn the favor bestowed upon us here. We
hope that rs many of our citizens, as well as
those in the vicinity, as may find it convenient,
will meet with them. Preparations are max
ing, we learn, for joyous occasion We re-
member similar occasions in the past when the
full measure of generosity and hospitality was
extended to her guests.
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SICK HEADACHE

ARISES from disordered state Of the stsi and Bow
es and bilious arrangement Of the liver. and cad b.
cured by the Of Robaeks Blood Kiaer
and Blood Pills. Full directions accompany each bos
and box. -~g-+fFfl stfstt 3m97l