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rlHILApELPAIA, WILMINGToN AND BAL,

l. TlMORE RAl1ttOAD.
aomc1enoing MoSDAY1 oc,oSeE ., ls6e. Trains win
IEjGTOE Avenue Rs IolOws:--
Way.Msll Train 3! $50 A. "a; SSundsys exoepted)
Sacuag with Ssa~srs Raroad at Wilmington SIs ior
Exp,ess Train al ii 40 Am. l5undsys exoepted) for
E9Ts SSS and nSsT naso Il Vii
ningtOn With train fox New Castle. .-..,> =
BaitisiSPe ana N @ssSia.t0n, Stopping Chester
Eh1Ew LHSS9d NoShSss
Perryvlile, Havre-de Grace, AOe-oeen, Perrymans,
M:SaGifs ss sS
and WsshinEton stopping ~ LIN
HSrfhesst, PeTTyvilIo and syre 40 arace
ts1ssageEs soT ETrsss' Tr1, monroe ana NOiiOiA WI"
take 'he LAD WILMINaToN " I TRAINs
stopping ht all stations between Philadelphia and
7ts p. NJ. Tae O. r M TraIn WITH Delaware
RaiT0ad for Harrington and inter sdiats stations
b r T. Tas S fha Si VII act stop oetSsoH sea
sIS irsin rom Wilmington runs daily All
OtheF LET'S 10
Leave BaltlPGse iS5 a M MGy Nall Ma Uss gS9 a. M
'sUND1Y Trails gEsom sA-LrIMOkA,
Leaves BsteTe 25 M stopping A' PMsgR9s
Char lestown, North East 70 kton Newark, stanton
New port, wilmington, CisymonI' Lih"ooa' anu
Through tickets TO all points G wss1 sSTlh Snn and
SIS OHEsNUI street, under the Sontinensal Hotel,
car be seSSrsd dnri0s the day Persons Po,SG. sins
tice "a I'd this Office can have their oaggRRe checkeu
1sJ h. " BENEEY Superlptendent.
TTAsT FREIGaT LINE, VIA NORTH
II PENNbYLVANIA RAILROAD, TO Wilkes
barre MahanOy CITY Mount Carmel, Centralia, and
sil pbinIs on Lehigh Valley Railroad and It's
breIches,
BY new srrGngem eDCs perfected this day, this road
Is enabled give Increased despa ch 20 merchandise
'GSss soSds i ere 81 Ss hTSgg6 Fgsgh, Depot.
n, j. corner Of FROST Rnd NOBLk streets,
Before p. NJ. will reach Wiikssbsrre nount CARMEL
Mahanoy city and ,he other stations In @snanoy sno
Gay HNl ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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WEST JERSEY DADS

WEST JERSEY RAIL DADS
wv FALL AND MINpIGK AkkAkGEMENT.
From foot OF MARK ET slreeG Upper Ferryl
Com menclng WEDNESDAY, septemoer l6, 1863
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS.
For Cape May and stations below Mlllv1lle, 3'lb
For Millville, vIneland, and intermediate stations
sl5 A, HI, 80 p. NJ.
and $3.50 P. NJ. - = -. ~ :
For Woodbury. at sis A. NJ. sis, $50, and 8 90 p. NJ
Freight train leaves Camden daily at u O'CLOCK
noon,
Walnut street, daily.
Freight Delivered No. a9S South Delaware avenue.
WILLIAM j. SEWELL,
9I5 Superintendent.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

- NOTICE.-THE UND = Rs q NED
st-s wOuld call attention OF tine pnbll6 70 ne Acu
&TM rrhSIW hsW SoLHaS tiaS new heater IL ia 20 con-
etructed a. once commend itsed cst iron n IA
batL conl bnaLOn of wrought anu ps - -
Veyy simple in s construction Ano 10 70 rs1s ne
hGseif-oesniug bsviag n0 aprapsed win upriRht
tues - 10 produce larger amount OF neal AL Ir9 IN ns
M NJ conl tAf1 any Iu urnace hoM " SbS
Tbs hvsronoetric c0ndiuu OF the air as pkonuceo ~
my hew eIiahs 81 n lie only Hot Air Furnace thai
m hHhSs III a Hs "a q perfeotly healthy a'mosphere.
Those IN TsS' Ttn ssIi eTd examine tie Golden Eagles
would 60 Wei ." e-@ on ARI,WS WILLIAMS,
N'"' ~ - philadelphia.
,.r,a nasoyt,nent of cooking Ranges, Fire-hoard
stoves, IoW nown GrRtes, Ventilsiors, etc., AWAY
on hsno. q d Iobbiug OF all kinda promptly done biOt
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M EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

VA Est CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
Wv Rail- DAD 49, INFER ARRANGEMENT.
leave as tOilOWs:-
Leave PnUsdeiphIa from the Depot, THIRTY
F1k-T a. d CHESNUr . reefs, As A. NJ. II A M,
22O p Nj. 40 +. "a, 70 p A., 6l5 and II 81 p. q.
on ast Market Ct at 6'25 a. M,, ,745 A. 500 \,
Ri 10 45 y. NJ, .J5 Z. M sjO +. NJ. aud 600 r 81.
Ing Phil-delphlG 450 z. M, will stop b. T. Junc
iun ana n die only. Passengers to from station
between WeaG Cht hter auu Il. e. junction, going
has, win take train leaving Wess Chester at 2 45
a. NJ. and going Wes5 will take the train leaving
Phlsdelpha 81 10 p NJ, and transfer a. b. q. JunG.
tluD.
The Depot iu Philadelphia is reached directly by
the Chtsnut aud Walnut street 2r5, Those OF the
Market Street line run wittin one square. The
OF both lines connect Win each train upon lis
arrival. - -
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia AT $3.50 A. NJ. and 200 p. M.
leave West Chester NJ z s. A, NJ. aud 10 2 "a.
Trains leaving PhiadelphiR AZ 745 a. NJ. aud 50
p, NJ. and leaving West Chester at 90 A. NJ. and 30
p. hi cuuneCt Il q, JnnctiOn with Tfaiu6 on +. 81
b. g. II r., tor OXFORD ana intermediate points.
4lO2 HENRY WOOD, General Sup't.
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PROPOSALS..
IMPROVEMENT OF TIE DES MONIES
J. kAPIt s-OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
ST FgNsI Sstes as nEgEI

i EAPIt p OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
NOTICE 10 CONTRAO OrOKS
UNITED STAhEs y11iS, tSeINEns's & No, g solTIFIGsl
this oice W Of Ndve n yer iS
the cons uctlon OFT embankm wall Of canal
Tor the impro ement Oftne Des Moines Rapids OF the
lhe "a al is to be sbout z1S miles along extending
ht The waler surface intde OF the Cana is
sHO 10 loV iseI Ia m6a kmsnt sna 25e set in exGay
material excavated Tom the PIsm OF the OAnsl 20
mont aSe renter pSpt ~ me @ iStses n
about $40 leet from lhe Iowa shore. Where rock
sioPe ~ inches TO the mile Tne emoauk nenC TO ue
he Top inclndng the rIorsp covering aud Co be Two
Iset aouye hign weter ma VITA sIOpes OF "a base
on The nsioe. 1he ave age thicKn OF the zip rap
protection 70 De "a ieeon The outside feet the
portion o. the s0ove has already been constiuc,ed
lhe rsmaindsr OF the inGds ropFiased-a5oat
ttoOi Owl, pay for is 20 o. releJ
aud every kind OF work ,sneehedin the PROPOSAL is
70 be done a9d no bid will be considered that
A printed copy OF this advertisements mass be
The 9oyernmeht reserves the right 10 reject any
Each bid must contain written or printed qua
rAniee; sIeneo by Two sPoDslb'e persons. ,.,.
form OF guarantee, VIII be furnished upon application
the pi Ice or prices the contract will consi-
cred ss including the expense OF inr9shlng al lhe
Iow.pi 81, impen ents, and machinery and perform
ing Inc Work according 10 the plans Speclnca-
hons Inhibited at the ltttlDg.
tifteen cent. OF the sInOunt or any work done,
material furnished the contract price thereof
will be reserved III III the whole work which is the
subject OF contrs CT shall be entirely c'mpleted.
ii e name names OF the persons proposing must
be writer out ul. with their place Of residence
and Post Office address.
Plans oltie atoms an9 all necessary papers
days prior 10 the date OF the letting.
ersens proposing TO contract requested 10 VisH
and eTGnine The location Of te Cork before sending tR
their bids
pro posals should be addressed to the undersigned
at KsoL uk, Iowa, and should be endorse Pro
pCtRls for work Oh the improvements Of The Des
N ONES Rapids" - ,r,e,,,,
Lieutepant-Coonel S5th Infantry BreVes Alajor.
General u. IS. a.
OGcia - -,o,,,,,, ,,,g,,,,D,
lOsOl6t Cspaia Corps OF Eng'neers.
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EIrLER. WEAVER q CO..

MANILA AND TAaRED CoRDAGE, CORDS
TWINRS, ETC.,
no q North WATER street, ana
NO a North DELAWARE AveEuS.
sPHILADBhPHIA'
, Vcnyyua H. FITLER, MICHAEL WrAyFK
CORRAD y, CL0 Alsh al
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"'- '" JonN O. ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
Nc. 9Ui CHESNU Ut street,
CAPT. T. ID. MAY.
FRANCIS FUNK, gicset Agent,
No, ll6 MA Rk Er Stroet.
sANIUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent st the Depot.
The PennsylyeniA Railroad Company viii not
sumo any risk for Baggage except for Wearing APP
perel auu limit tnes tepOuaibiity to One Hundred
Dollars in value A II Baggage exceeding that amount
In Vsue win be- st Lhe RISK OF the unless taken
by special contract. EDN ARD II. WILLIAMS,
Az General Superlntendent Altoona, Pa,
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xsaGfsn PENN STEAM Engine AND
fn-AS4 AUAL AND An HkOASETICAL 1. EN gin EElSSi
mACAlN ISIS BOlLE1S- NJ ERs, BLAsOks
Heeh "a successful Opeiatiou, and been sXciusiveiy
SAgiBSd IA baildiug and repairing Marine River
Engines, nigh and low pressure, Iron BOilers, steE
@ @aSMhs tfotsiiers etc, etc, resReetmly offer tnsir
.tacS iOr englues Oi all Sizes, Marine, River, and
Stationary having ses OF paterna of different sizes
EVeiy description OF pattern making made ut the
shortest notlce, High and Low-press are Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers OF the best PennsylVa-
ma chArcual lrOn ForglngH OF al Sizes ana kinds
lEOa ana Brass Castings OF all descriptions Roll
Turning Screw Cnttng and all ether work connected
Drawings and specInc catlors for 1Il work done st
the establishment fres OF charge, and work guRranr
The subscribers have ample wharrdook room nm
EepaTa bOaIs where they can lie IN perfect safety
and provided with esrs, blocks fails, etc eso
''h f''''inA 1S'''y o' NSD' JACOB O. .NEAFIE,
- JOHN Z. LEVY,
SH BEACH and PALMEH streetss
TvAuahN hEAHIol1s SsEs n. COY WILLIAM H. AEERI0K
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH ANI
~ WASAIN6TON SEreet5.
PHILADELPHIA
MERRICK q SONS,
LEN9lNEEEsS AND MACHINIsTS,
mh4ufacCnrs High and Low PRESSURE steam ginea
ko6 hanu' HnYtf and Marine Service
t5OlSIsi OsJOnleLers Tanks Iron BORts. &C.
Castings OF all kinds, either iron or brass: -.
Iron Frame Room Tor 9ea WORK, Workshops ana
Railroad Stations, etc,
ReLorts aud Gas Maohinery, OF the latest and moaa
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, alsg
5ngar, Saw, ana Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans VI En
Sole Agents for N. Bnleoxs Patent sugar BOILING
Aspinwsl d Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal SHksSS SHkS
Draining Machines. o90z-
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ToHIT,ADEI.pHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD,
TBROUGH An ID DI RECT koU TIE . rW EHN
PHQ-A DELrHIA, BALTIMORE. HA aklSBUkdi
WILLIANSPOkr. AND TIN GhEAf JILL hEr
GION OF PESN5YL LVANIA. -. ~,
LlePant Sleeping Cars ON all Nlght 1rhins. ,..o A..
ON ana alter Monday, Sepieebsr IA, .lobs, Lne
trains on the Phliadelphia and krle railroad Will
run as follows:- sr,yApn
Yr IN I'M Iesves FnlIade ,....lO 40 P. M
~ All A'NA~ 81 Niinamsp D Jrt........ go a. M
.. arrives AT Erie, e,...,... ......., o rs 4. nj.
ppT1r ExpnHsss lea ga 80 a NJ
HA'AH " ilnams pOrL-..... & IS p. M
arrives al Erie............... $40 A. NJ
ETMTpA MAI, Leaves Pnilads vi pnia..... 500 A. M
Williams poTG....... 2S p. NJ
arrives ~ LUckhaven... 7;45 +. M
EASTWARD.
MALI, TRAIN leaves Eirie .. 1880 A. M
Williams POI l..........lO 10 Z. M.
" arrives at FhiI Iadel phia..... 7'OD A, M
EEK EXPRTSs leaves Erie TOO p.
WlamsporL..,., S'lb A. NJ
arrives at Phllsdel IhlA.. 900 +, M.
MAIL and HXpress connect with OIL Greek and
Allegheny River Railroad. BAGGAGE ChECKED
ALFRED L. TYLER,
lR General Superintsndent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-20

ADVICE THAT SHOULD BE HEEDED.-We desire to call
the attention Of the afflicted the merits .of Robacks
Blood Pills. surely vegetable cathartic free from
curry and all mineral poisons and undoubtedly the best
extant for the radical and sick headache
bilious disorders and all affections Of the Liver and
Blood. They are, their name indicates Blood Pill
they search the blood for disease strike at the very
root thereby efecting not temporary but permanent
cures As purgatve they ALI that con be desired
being mild and safe in their operation and unuuestiona-
bly, one of our most satisfactory Cathartc Pills and
should be kept in every household and when taken in
conjunction with Roback's Blood Purifier unequal
ed for curing Scrofua Skin Dsease, Old Sores. Salt
Rhcum, Dyspepsia Erysipeias, Tumors Errssohs, and
all diseases arising from disordcred state of the blood
or dsorganized state Of the system. Try these med
cines and you will regret IT, Ask those Hho have
used them and they viii tell you that they the beet
OF medicines 4ta6b
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PaInesyIIie Items.

rBFor the first time in three years, the Jail
is now destitute of single yiolator of law and
order. Virtue in serene tranquility, stretches
out her arms DER our entire community
Is Grand river at Paincsville is yielding
some rare curiositics the latest being 'bill-
fish," which was caught on Wednesday, and is
now enjoying life under the hospitable roof of
Sheriff Benjamin. The fish is about two feet
in lengh and has bill six inches long. not
unlike that of goose. This is the first fish of
the kind ever caught in this vicinity.
THE COwLEs HoUsE.-The Cowles House
has changed hands Mr.. G. r. Cowels assum-
ing the proprietorship, the management of the
hotel being placed in the hands of Mr.. c. b.
Bishop, of Ravana, who is genial and accom-
modating gentleman, an experienced Ian dlord
and who, we doubt not, will prove the right
man in the right placc.-AdocrtiSer
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EOR PURIl

Ions contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radlcauy
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
ton of the country that the public scarcely need 70
be informed of its virtues or uses. ,...-.
ScrofulOus poison is one OF the most destrucIlEe
enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and untclt
tenant of the organism undermines the constitution,
and invites the attack of enfeebng or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion of its presence. Again.
It seems to breed infection throughout the body ana
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one other of its hideous forms, either on le
surface among the vitals. In the latter, tuber-
cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs OF
heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or IL SnoSs I
its presence by eruptons the skin, or foul ieer-
atoms on some part of the body hence 1ne - ID
sional use of bottle of this SGrsdpdr1na Ls au,
annear Persons afficted with the following COM
plants generally find mmetnate S 1Suei, ai az
length cure, by the use Oh ti1s se -, Er,,s;neias.
Teffer. Salt Rheuni, Scatd Head, Rtng,roI'D,
Sore Eves, Gore Ears, and other erupuons or
visible forms of ScTofHtoHs disease: Also IN the
wore concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
He0yf Disease, Fits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
and the various UIceroHs affections Of the muscu-
iat tsanhiTis or YeSaereaI and Mercu,iaI Diseases
are cured by it, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
But long continued use of this medicine will cure
the complaint. LeHeOFrh0a or Whifes, Uterine
UIcerGttons, and Female Diseases, are COM
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and invigOrating effect. Minute Diree-
lions for each case are found in our Almanac sup
Piled gratis RheMnaf'sm So anu Gost, 0.tnra wnen
in the blood, yield quickly to it, as also Lirer
Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion or IIfiG.nt-
saation of the Lirer, and JGUndice, when arising,
as they often do, from the ranking pOisons IN the
blood. This SARSAPARILLA Is q grea.. g.r, Ic"
storer for the strength and vigor OF the system.
Those who. are Ldngltid and LisfieSs, OesPon-
dent, SIeepless, and troubled with Nerross Up
preheasio,ss or Fears, or any OF t5e anecIo i;.e
symptomatic of Weakness, viii md imineuiate mi!
relief and convincing evidence Of its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
mr.. =; C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and A'aalyticdt Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-20

FIRE AT NORTH KINGsvLLE.-On Tuesday
night last about l o'clock, the Touring mill of
Messrs. Benjamin & Woodwork, at North
the alarm was given by Mr.. Orator, living in
the neighborhoOd, who first saw the light
Mr.. Benjamin was aroused from sleep, and the
attempt was made to enter the burning build
ing, but the progress.Of the flames was such as
to show the entire 'front.' on fire, & though as yet
confined to the inside of the building, the pres
sure of smoke was so great, that it found vent
in every crevice. Of course nothing could be
done. The destruction was complete. There
was some stock in the mill, that had recently
been put in, and the mill had been recently in
ternally repaired, and the work of painting the
ouside was being done. The property was in
good order and repair, and the business
carried on, safe, prosperous and successful As
to the origin of the fire, there is little doubt of
its having been the work of design, as there
had been no fire or light on the premises for a
long time, and the last grinding that had been
done, was some II bushels of grain in the
morning of Tuesday, and one of the partners
had occasion TO pass through on the evening
before the fire. when nothing unusual was dis
covered. There was an insurance, in the Sun
Co. of Cleveland, of $1,000, which will leave
a margin for loss, of about $1,000. The pro-
prietors were young men of much business and
moral worth, and the community sympathize
with them in the sudden misfortune that has
thus swept away their all.
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Cleveland Wholesale Marke

Wednesday, June 16
FLOJJR-The market f. dull and unchanged We
uuote CITY made Xxx rcd winter $1?OO@12 * spring
at $40 51l 90: country red winter $40 do
xx spring S9.50Gl10,25.
WiIEA7T-Dull and nom inal: No red winter htl at
81 25n2 2: No do 81 16Gl2,iS; No spring at &sI5
CORN-Firmer and better; Parcels No shced on
spot held at 93c: seller July 94c.
OATS-Dull and nominal; No State held at 10a11c
BUTTER-The receipts are better and the market
quiet at 22c for Western Reserve shipping lots "a for
do in retail lots the trade; 2023c for Central Oho
25Gl24c for Western.
CHEESE-Steady and quiet at a range Of 10ll1ic for
dairy ard factory Young America held 2Oe in trade
lots.
EGGS-The demsnd is good and under light supply
the market is firm at 25c.
POTATOES-Dul and heavy at $1,050i 10 for car
lots on track 81, ,f0l11. is for store lots,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-20

~ Mynheer Paul Dietrich Of Milwaukee, feeling his
earthly tabornacle stored with troubles to b. expelled
decided after full enquiry ard Investigation to employ
Ayers Pills In his haste purify his Dutch Stomache
he mistook the directions to and swallowed % for
dose This created of course, appalling internal
rebellion But Paul went through the fight like hero,
and came off victor last, with renovated system
which he proudly exhibits proof of the wisdom of his
choice lie advises every body to take Dr. Ayers Pills.
but kindly advises his friends who ambitious Of fol-
lowing his example, pe and take der right bo-
tion-EDDeSofd 7eLe0rGDh 962
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DIED..

Announcements free: Commendatorv Notices. half rates
In East Trumbull, June 3D. John Clark, in the 94th
year Of his age
In Jefferson, of consumption, June 5h, Thomas Par
ker Pingrey, aged 80 years.
In jefferson March 30th, Of dropsy, Polly, wife OF
Elisha d. Simmons aged 65 years. and April Is, Of scrof
ula E. D. Simmons, aged 65 years,
In Orwell, May Both ofconsumption Mrs Mary E. wife
of DR.. L. p Hains, aged 81 years.
In Erie June 18th of typhoid fever and congestion of
the lungs Lydia C. wife of 6. Randall, in her 35th
year.
In Unonvie, May 30th OF dropsy Of the brain, May,
only daughter of Alexander and Julia Harper aged
years.
At East Whiteand Chester Co. Pa. May 31st. Louise
V. wife of W. E. Lockwood in the 7sh year OF her age
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ABOUT THE HAIR.

Hair is the robe which curious nature weaves
And does adorn our bodies,
And that remains when every other bcauts gone
Whenever article has come up promising to en-
rich adorn or lengthen this most OF all
erings our people have been exceedingly forward Civ
ing it trial. and in instances than have been
sadly disappointed 1t is then with great reluctance
that we feel disposed to urge anything in the way
of Hair Restorers and would not do now but
the reason that we Lave in mind article of
excellent quality that hsve tried and know full
well its value 1t is not only dressing that beauties
and renders the hair Of natural glossy appearance
It Iengthens it and will restore it TO its original color
II red and become it will bring back the red
II faxen back faxen If black, the ravens plume
cannot Outve the lustre with which 1t win again return
to IT, We know of u score of persons whose faded and
fallen hair has been completely restored by IT, We
speak of Halls Vegetable Scilian Hair Renewer Use
no other, or you will be disappointed
4w960 Pittsburgh Pa. Gazstte.
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Hoohand'S German BitterS
Hollands German Tonic

% combination Of al The ingredients Of the Bihers,
with PURs Santa Cruz Ram, Orange, ETC. II is used
for he diseases the Biers iUtsTe
pure alcoholic stimulus is required Pou ciH bear IN
mind that these remedies entirely different from
any others ddrertiSed for the Of The diseases noaed
afse beiGg scientific preparations Of medicinal ezacfs
SctiLe the others dscOctions Of in
form. The TONIC is decidedly of the most ple1-
SAINT and agreeable remedies offered 20 The public.
It's taste erquit is pleasure TO take IL ichie its
Efe7iring celebrating, and medicinal qualities haze
caused IL 70 be kRocH as the greatest Of al toHies
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B-Capt L. S. Dilley, late Junior editor of
the Canton Repository, died in that city on
the 25 ult, aged 25 years. He was asoldier in
the 103d Ohio Regiment, and saw consideraT
BILE active service whilst in the field. As a
writer, he was bold, scathing and critical. He
had many warm friends, and some bitter enc
mics, because he always dared to do right
Peace be his reward
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-20

NEW BUnDINGs.-Mrs. Thomas is building
a two story frame dwelling house on the cor
ner of Forest and Cemetery streets P. F. Has
kell, ESQ.,, has graded his lot on Cemetery
street, and laid the foundation for an elegant
and costly brick building. Mr.. Hugh Mont
gomery, on the corner of West Main and the
street from West Main TO Liberty, is over
hauling, adding TO and repairing his dwelling.
The excavations arc partially made for the
foundation of the new Town Hall, and the
material for its construction is being deposited
on thc gTCund.-GeHerd Tines,