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Ayers S~arsaparilla,
ran "uYuG rHE BLOOD.

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49, cases Of Scrofulous dis
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- Scrofulous affections and
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surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber-
cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or It shows
its presence by eruptons on the skin, or foul ulcer
aions on some part of the body. Hence the coca
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Those who are LaagHif and LstIeSs, DespoH-
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MEDICAL ILLUMINATION !

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DOdd's Nervine and InVigOrator.
CaImness and Tranquility

unknown to any other preparation. 1t contains
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

PErERsoN's MAGAZINE Eow July
Is before Us. This number, we see,
begins the efsy.fosrsA volume. Like
old wine, Peterson gets better and
better. 1t has now been published
for twenty seven years, and ifs unri-
vailed circulation proves 1t the most
popular of the ladies magazines. The
present issue ID one Of the best we
have ever seen. A splendid steel
engraving, 'Uadine and the knight,
leads or; then fellows q mammoth
cUBored steei fashion plate, with ave
full length sgures; and then we have
numerous wood cuts Of new bonnets,
eapes, bodies, DC, DC, besides score
Of patterns kR the work liable, among
them, two printed In colors. The
literary contents, as usual, are ex-
eelIent. Mrs- Ann s. Stephens con-
tinues her interesting noveIet, ssThe
Bride Of the Prairie;;'' while the
. EFadgsdy of Farquiern deepens In
mystery and power Frank Lee
Benedict has q charming story. But,
In point offact, all the tales are supe-
rioF. Now b good time 10 sub
scribe for Peterson Terms 600
q year. To clubs, three copies for
$4.W, or ave for $500, and In this
latter casa, an extra copy for a prem
iun. Address Chas. j. Peterson,
30S Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11
srsn ca n..Arllls nannsr. aar =.

a few days ago Mrs. Corban,
wife Of w. II. Corban, living on
the farm Of James Tharp, Lincoln
county, gave birth to female child
with four distinct and well-develop-
"a ieas and feet. The extra pair of
less IRE In front of and rather be-
twsea the natural pair, and are full
vel developed and rs well-shapsd
in every particular - the others,
sxcepe that they are shortsr, snd are
reversed, 90 that the toes Of the
feet point together. The most won
dsrfai feature of this curious freak
of nature 10 that tbs gensrative and
aFiAGy organs xre also IN duplicate.
The mother and child sre both
dung well.
These facts are vouehed TOR by
LII. John Tharp, trustworthy gen
flsnaan, who lives On the plass, and
haa sesn tbs child.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04

Coon NEws FOE TRAvELERs.-Passenge for
New York, Boston and New England cities,
will be glad to learn that the Erie Railway Com
pany is Issuing first class tickets to New York
at s., 20 Tess than rival lines The present au-
tholized rates of the Company are from Dun
Xix 10 New York, SIS, 90; Buffalo to n. York,
81 90 ard Salamanca to New York, 5000
To secure the benefits of these reduced rates,
passengers should obtain tickets to Dunkirk,
Buffalo or Salamanca, instead of purchasing
through coupon tickets to New York and
when at Dunkirk, Bufalo or Salamanca, pro-
cure ticket for the remainder Of their journey,
at the Erie Railway Company's Offices, which
are always open on the arrival of the trains OF
all Western and Southern lines The comfort
AID pleasure to be derived from a trip in one
of those luxurious rolling palaces of the Erie
Railway, aside from the astorishing low rates
of far :. should induce our merchants and 9TH
ers to take this route when going to New York
OF New England, in preference to all etlers.
The Railroad hands in large numbers, are on
stIikc, il Cleveland.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04
An Ordinance to widen Camp Stree

AN Ordinance to widen Camp Street
anu establish boundaries to the same Be it
dGned by the Mayor Rccofer and Trustees of the In
corpordtcd Village OF Ashtahua.
SEC l. That leading from Chestnut Street to
West Street. and known Is Camp Street. is hereby wi
dencd leet anu shall hereafter be sixty 6UI feet
WIDE thirty feet each side Of the line thereof
which said line of said Camp Street is hereby
established and shall hereafter be as follows Com
mencng point in the west line of Chestnut Street,
twenty-One and une-half feet northerly ruu stone
bOuna in the inc Qf Chestnut Street. and which
bound is three and half et nOrherly from the
old south line of Camp Street, and which said
placed by A W. Wells, i'll lSd5, and is referred
his map of the said village, and running thence
westerly point ill the angle of said Camp Street,
which Is also twentY-one and half feet Northcrly
from stone hound situated three half feet from
the old south line of Camp Street, which stone
placed by said A w. Weils aforesaid, and running
thence westerly to point i'll the east liIe Of West
Street, and Tincl also twenty-five feet southerly
from a stone bound the corner of West and Camp
Street, uu the old north line Of Camp Street.
SEC H. That said Camp Street is hereby declared to be
opened according TO Inc above boundaries, to be used
by the public as Il street, and to be Kept open and
worked by the Supervisors other streets in said In
cOrporated illage of Ashtabuia.
SEC. Ill That S ordnance shall take effect and be In
force and after its passage and all other ordinances
of the Incorporated Village of Ashtabula Inconsistent
Herewith hereby repealed. Passed March 3D. 1865
Attest II. Z. PARSONS, Mayor.
Z. H. GlLkEY, Recorder tijl3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES
Addresss 4 ~. NJ, :, !, !, - I. =,

Address to the Nervous and Debi,ItateS
whose suderpgs have been protracted from hidden
r@nder existence desirable If you are sutrn or have
suffered from involuntary discharges what effect does il
ebiiatea' % tired Boes p ySd ee xsyfiaS SfGS
p:oduce papitation of the heart! Does your liver or
urinary organs, or your kidneys. frequently get out Of
or is it ropy on settingf Or does thick scnm rise to
stood awhile DO yoT have spells of short breathing or
dyspepsia. Are your bowels cOnspated! Dc you have
% ma Fhss e 81 GG0d 90 @
ing upon this subject: Do you feel dull stleSs mop
ling, tired of company Of feg Do you wish be left
alone to get away from everybody! Docs any little
1hing make you start or jump? Is sleep broken
bloom your cheek brightY DO you eujoy yourself
IA society as wen p' you pursue your business with
oarsefs Are yctr spirits dun and % aginr, gipen to to
dts OF melandhoys So do not lay it TO your liver
our knees weak and have but little appetite and you
attribute this to dyspepsia or liver complaint: i IL
nnd sexual .exeesses are all capable of producing a
weakness ofhe generative organs. The organs of gem
e ever think that those bold defiant enerretc bcT a
severing. successful businessmen always those
ever hear such men complain Of being melancholy Of
nervousness OF p1piraton OF the heart They never
afraid they eannSt succeed in business they don't be-
come sad and discourage they always polite and
pleasant in the company of ladies' and look you and
fhen rht in the face-Rone of your downcast looks
any cher meanness abOTt them. do not mean those
who keep the organs infamed by running to
1hese VIII mot only rlfn their constitutions, but also
those they do business with for. g
How many men from badly-cured diseases from the
effects of seifabuse aud have brought about
that state of weakness in those that has reduced
the general system mnch to induce almost very
other dseasediocy lunacy paralysis spinal afie tions
suicide and almost every other form OF disease which
humanity is heir to- and the real cause of the trouble
scarcely suspected and have Gocorcd for all but
the Ri .ht one. .;.,s -- .,t Z 2 --.4re- "a
Diseases of these ORGANS require the Of duretic
IIELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the great
Diurec, andis aceftain forEiseascs of the Ba-
der. Kidneys Graye., Dr0psy, Orgafici Weakness. Fe
male Compf ints General Debility. and all diseases Of
the Urinary Organs whether existing in Male Female
from whatever originating and matter of how
long standing.
sanity ensue. Our flesh and blood are supported
from these and the health and happiness and
that of Posterty depends upon prompt reliable
remedy r-A's'7Hs >" = 'sF--
Helmbold Extract BpchrL established upward of Is
years, prepared by II. T. HELMBOLD. Druggist.
594 Broadway New York, and i04 South 10th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa
PRTcESt. .25 per BOTTLE bottles for $3.50, deliver
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04
MARRIED.

On the 10Th of March, by Rev. j. N. McGert, George
Anderson, and Miss Mary Curtiss. both of Ashtabua.
In Geneva at the residence of the brides father Mar
is, by Rev. j. Tribby, c. G. Beding to Miss Dalinda
Leslie, both of Geneva.
In North Springfield Pa on the 25th ult. by Rev. E.
B. Chamberlain Manville Robson, to Eliza N. McDon-
aid, all of the above place.
In Dorset on the 25h ult, by J: III Pulsphcr j. p,
Thomas B. Mead, of Dorset, to Miss Hannah Coy, of
LenoX.
III Trumhull on the 9Th ut. by Rev. E. Latimer, to
Miss Helen j, Macarthur, both Of Windsor.
In Jeters on the Baptist Parsonage, by Rev. E. C.
Farley William NJ Reyes Mrs. Sarah p. Brown both
of Geneva.
Also by the same at the sama place. on the 29th ut
Harley u Chaplin, of Lenox TO Miss Adcl De Witt, Of
New Lyme.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04

ticed the laying out of a cemetery by the cti-
zens Of Kingsvie, and while at that place dur
ing the present week, noticed that the work of
removing the remains from the old buryipg
ground in the village, to the cemetery grounds
at Lulu Falls," where they may rest secure
from further disturbance was going on with be-
coming interest and respect. These grounds
were happily selected with an eye to their scenic
beauty, and with reference to their security
from the activities and hustle of life, where the
departed and the bereaved mourner, if the spir-
its of the dead are permitted to commune with
the living, such communion may be free from
the mtrusions of thoughtless and unsympa-
tbising world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04
4 Pnnnlar RnnE.

Few books at the present time, are attracting more
attention, or receiving higher eommendatlons from
Dictionary of the Bible edited by hm. Smith, LII. d.
Classical Examiner of tine University of London.
There are least three four reprints Of this work
entire abridged, sold i'll this country, beside the i'm
ports of the different English editions.
There is but cXprcssiOn-that of high praise re-
spectng the great value of this work compared with 9th
or Bible dictionaries. The necessity for such work
has long been felt by all Bible reauers well by
critical Bible students.
The question naturally arises which of these editions
is the best and which will be most satisfactory to the
purchaser: We suppose every one will require that u
work of this kind should he sufficiently comprehensive
and thorough to embrace full and satisfactory eXpost
ion Of the many topics introduced small abrdment
would Dc incomplete in lis exposition, and always dis
satisfy the reader 1t would be necessary also that the
book should be sold at price reasonable TO be avaa
bic for ordinary Bible readers. and at the time,
furnish the lrscs possible amount of reading matter
for the price.
There is one reprint of Dr. Smiths unabridged edition,
published by New York house. III nEmbcrs and cost
. eomple!a S25 lis expcnsvcneSs will probably linn
it il to the libra les ofa few professional critics.
Another reprint, by Ila. lord hrm, is from small
abridment nrst issued in INLAND i'll 1uodecimO form
type than the original occupies nearly eight hundred oc-
pages and is sold Or $780, being seventyhvc cents
than the genuine London edition, imported by the
National Publishing Co, of Cincinnati:
1t seems 70 that work of this kind, that is 10 be
used for lifetime and for constant reference should be
comprehensive one, and that this small abddgmcnt,
usually kiown as heJurens eid0R Is altogether tco
The other reprfnf also issued by the National Publish
ing Co.. Cincinnati appears to combine comprehensive
1d c4edpReSs, the requisites that we consider es-
scntia for such a work. This edition has thous
and octave pages over two hundred en-
cravings and maps and more than tICice the reG3fRg mat
Ter Of tie snail dJTidgHeh. At the tme it has all
the matter of the yUlumnous work. except numerous
disguiSitions and criticisms original Hebrew and
Greek terms, which of practical Naue TO the gene
raj English student 1t is sold too ut very reasonable
price and thus made available to all who desire TO pos
it. We commend This comprehensive edition to our
readers and advise them to exercise proper canton lest
they should be mislcd and purchase the jareaSe cOh
Owpriced Dictionary is desired for the uf the
smaller children of the school family would Ger
tainy recommend the imported LondOr edition.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04

roy, d, Siores-$3Q, 900; CfteaeypiAe, Conn,
Paper mili-50,O0O; dorchester, Mass, Stores,
Sl5,00O; Wenphis. Liquor store-$2O, 900 !;
Flushing, " y, House-S40, COO; West Troy
Planning M;ll-s2O, 900; CticGgO, Oil mill
S250,OG0: Bost0n CAurch-$2J,0 900; ; Pitts
6uygh, Mill-S6O, 600 eHGfnpy0 Iui1an., Mill.
100000 Bur5ury Moss, Church and houses,
large loss Springfield 4NosS., Foote's block
$4,000; Nee0 York, Warehouse-$75, 900,
Planning mill-S32, 600, Store-Sl6,0OO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04

NORTH KINGsyILLE, is growing in thrift and
business Importance. Besides its pump manu-
factory, its excellent and well managed flour
ing mill, IFS hotel now to be presided over By
an AsLtabua landlord, its two stores, is TO have
the addition of third mercantile establishment,
as soon as the building upon the corner is COM
pleted by its owner Mr. d. Van Slyke. Some
six acres upon the only remaining unoccupied
corner have been set off into as many building
lots aud sold out by the owner John Holmes,
soon, we suppose to be occupied and improved.
peasanticr locality, one with u finer, re-
gion of farming country stretching off to tie
east, embracing the broad acres, and the new
tidy and massive buildiugsof the Harmons, the
the Parkers, the Wheatons, the Greens, &c,
would be hard to find
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04

CoNoERT AND TABtEAUx.-Delightful enter
tainment is in store for those who will attend
the childreus' concerts, at Clarendon Hall, Sat
urday and Monday evenings. The musical and
martial tendencies so ofiea manifested in de-
sultory way, by our younger population, have
been skufully trained and organized by Prof
Kane, till results animating and beautiful arc
attained. in a surprising degree.
We hope to see this innocent and commend
able development of home resources suitably
appreciated
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04

''Cncle' Vanderbilt is supposed 10 be worth
$7O,OOO,O0O. A large proportion of his means
are invested in railroad stocks and securities.
'Uncle" Drew is worth $lG,0o0,0OO to $780,
600, 900. He is shrewd and indefatigabie.-
Both men commenced life poor, and by indom-
table energy, have won their present enormous
fortunes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04
.Neso and Cheap Goods.

L HE Subscriber having just received
rom New York full Stock of new and Seasonable
Goods suitable for the Fall 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 see for themselves that they may and be-.
lieve.
To those who have for years past favored me with their
patronage and by .-... ,.---f...f sr.sa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-04-04
VILLAGE ORDINANCE!
J. ROEIDING for the building of plank

sidewalk on the north side of Centre Street.
l. Be it ordained by the Mayor Recorder and Trus
tees Of the incorporated Village of Ashabua, that
each ana every person having estate in fee simple
for lie, in lands situated the north side oil Cen
tire Street, between Park and Prospect Streets build
cause to be built within ninety days from the
81 this ordinance plank sidewalk four feet in width
III front of their premises, situated. The planks
for said walk TO be two inches in thickness the timber
10 be of oak maple, the strn.ers be of oak and
TO be placed not four feet apart and beded la The
ground SO that the panks will rest the surface.
SIC IL. That if aaer TIC expiration above named any
owner or owners Of real situated shall have
failed to comply with the provisions OF this ordinance
it shall be the duty OF the Marshal forthwith
such sidewalk To be built, keeping account of the
which snail be assessed against such delinqucnts
and if collected, shall be returned to the County
Auditor as unpaid, and will be collected taxes
Passed March 30, 1868 Attest
H. E. PARSONS, Mayor.
E Il GILKET Recorder 5W453