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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20
Cleveland Market,
WEpsE+1sv EVENING. Feb. Il. isr

HEbSEFCAN EVENING. FEB. II, 1860.
FLOUR-Continues very quiet, tha movement being
in small way, chiefly the local trade We report no
change in prices and quotc-City xxx white SilOJdl1
2j; XIX amber 50 a5L9;e; red $3.50 -: Ky spring
$7.5oG7.55; spring SG,25GGjO. Country brands Xxx
white winter S9OUu9.5O Ky rcd winter *7.sgT, Is
XIX spring $6,aJ9 ;aj Buck Wheat Flour steady and in
fair demand at $S,5OGt90O.
WHEAT-Inactivc and lower closing nominal st a C2
for No red winter from store No DO sf5n
C0RN-null and lower. Sales 3 cars No shclcd at
Csc from store.
OATS-without movement aud lower. No. offered
at Cac from store
RYE-Dull. No held at $3.50 from s;ore No .
s1,25.
BARLEY-Quict, but firm. No. 1 canada held at 81
slSss;?5; No. State nominal
DRESSED HOGS-Dull and nominal
LARD-Market quiet aud unchanged Sales eOlO lbs
cityrrndcrcd AT aig Gs!c in crccs and kegs country
rendered 2t0l 2lc
S"oKED MEATS-In moderate demand and steady
Sales 1899 lbs Sugarcured Hams PIC Dried Beef &c
BUTTER-In little better demand ana frmcr for the
better qualities Prime te choice Western Reserve roll
3Olt33c ordinary do and Central 9lNge
CIEESE-Scbrcc and frr at 200 2sc forgood to choice
dairy and factory
EGGS-Frmcr at 2C@ 21c for fresh.
BEANs-ln moderate demand at $500 3 % per bu for
good To prime white
sEEDs-Dcrnand fir and make, firm. Clover $1,000
Timothy 50, i0l35O.
H.fY-Market der. Balcd from store in round lots
$lG,0HG 1895.
MILLsTUFFs-AIsrketq quic, and steady VI iuofe
Shorts, per ton, S20,OO; Common sMiddngs, per ton
$500; Second fine do 5000 Fine do $500.
DRIED APPLIES Demand light and market quiet at
laGl2Isc for good to prime fruit.
GREEN APPLES Market firm at siCOaI5O for
choice fruit.
PoTAToES-Dcmand moderate at 7Oc for Psachblows
from store
TALLow-Market quiet at 9ysalOc for city-rendered
"a 9jac for country
FEATlIERS-Livc geese ia a5c to quality.
sALT-ffne steady at $2I5; Coarce in very hight
stock and firm at $3OOG3,2d.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

THE WTcKEDEsT MAN.-In thc Ashtabula
Telegraph of last week, It is announced that j,
ii. Meacham will give lecturns in Col. Fowlcrs
Saloo under the Clarendon House, We do
not know whether this is to advertise Col.
Fowler as the wickcdest man in Ashtsbula,
for we know not how wicked he would have
to be, TO make him such But if the wicked
are to be punished promptly, we can't suesNst
a better arrangement than 10 put Meachar1 ia
among them TO lecture. We should regard il
a short way IL, ,clearON tthe DoggeEy at any
GWse, 10 put Aea6hnn IN to make one of his
Lectures and then, pass around that slouched
han al haS. Ef they .stooG,Eiis5, we should cens
clude fhr she Eolenel slsft& rod will render
the wicked worry sleaaS6 iadOedl. We hope II
Won't stert the lieaanea au 70 missionary tour,
op slie stfssscAsNE ssiO'suberior wiehedness.
HadRd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

lhE Sentinel publishes an extract from the
communication of Major HUBBARD to the
Warren Constitution, with the remark that it
VIII DO read with interest by those who have
hopes OF the A. and N. l., Railroad.
Why' bless the man, he is addressing n
larger number Of readers perhaps than he is
aware oil and the number is an increasing one,
and every day adds to the strength of tIsOir
hopes ami gives firrnness NJ Gheif faith. The
finishing up of This line Of road is among the
probable things of thissworld and its Gsicnds
ieol Persuaded that their faith aud hopes, az no
distant day, will give place TO full fruitfop,
when we expect the skep;iealj jokes of this old
Felix will give place to trenTtng.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

The store of W, j. Leek was entered on
Saturday last, through n back window, while
the owner wns al dinner, by youngster by
the name of Pat McCrOnc, and something
like $40 in knives, pocket-boeks, &c, taken
Having been seen leaving the premises. he
was charged with the tr1me, and admitted the
fact of the robbery. lie was arrested and pu,
in the lookup, to await examination; but
settlement of the matter was agreed upon bc-
tween the injured party and the parents of the
boy, and proceedings were stepped. This
course, in view of the fact that lIs same store
had been entered once or twice before, and
some three several others within few nights
past and the further fact that shc hoy admit
ted, when arrested, that lie had assistance in
the operation, but would not give names, seems
to have been rather hasy and iInpolitic one
We have bevy of youngsters among us ripe
for any petty rascality, but who hare tSus far
escaped detection, and the opportunity seemed
now to have been afforded of getting upon
their trail, butnQ one appears to have been
made aware of it, and the transgresson was
compromised and settled
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

AssAUTT.-On Saturday evening last, at the
Entertainment given by the Geneva Dramatic
Association, in Madison, says the Paincsyille
Telegraph, three men, viz Frank Wood, Geo.
Wood, and Lawton Ctstin, began disturb
ance, when constable II. p Allen interfercd.
All three turned upon him and handled him
rather roughly, Sabbath evening Mr.. Allen
procured the assistance of the sheriff who re-
paired to Madison and made the arrest, and
brought the three TO Painesville. On Monday
afternoon, they were bound over for trial on
Thursday tile 18th, Whisky
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

The RT0rter, was made On w. ii. Burgess
store, in Jefferson, on Friday night of last
week, and goods to the amount of about Sl1j
taken away. The plumber consisted chicfy of
jewelry, SPOONS, reyolvcrs, etc. Only a few
nights previous, the scanps entered his ware
room, but failed to pry open the door leading
into the'main room; since then they had
learned the location of the bolt. and with bit
succeeded in cutting ont hole in the door, TO
let the hand through and slide the bolt back.
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PERHAPS nothing is better calculated tc

PEnItArs nothing is better calculated to
crafty the curious and those who have n
relish for startling phases of New York iniquity
and New York life, than The reading of the
work advertised in our columns to-day, "ISua-
shine and lShddo,c,' for which Mrs. Bratten Is
canyassing this vicinity. There is hardly n
question for which an answer is more earnestly
sought for by ono-half the world than that of
knowing how the other half lives.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

At the Annual Session of the Homeopathic
Medical Society at Cleveland, on Tuesday last,
we notice among the proceedings the reading
OF lengthy paper on the subject of "Thc
Weak Backs of American Women" by DR..
ii. i. Van Norman. After discussion the re-
port was accepted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

THE fame Of the celebrated Plantation Bittcrs has no
parallel in the history OF Mrdiripc. The thousands
upon thousands Of bottles that made and solC daily
is hui pruuf positive Of their wcnGcrul ytacs Tlou-
sands of Certificates can be produced showing the ci
cacy and ccrtaity of the which they effect and
the Medical Fraternity y-usuay jealous OF any thn;
which causes persons 10 think and doctor for them.
selves are compelled to acknowledge their wonderful
virtues. and prescribe them under other namcs They
are sold by all dru ;s5ts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

BENNBT j. LOOMS, formerly of Jefferson.
says the Sentinel, is now the Washington cor
respondent Of the Cleveland HrqM and Gin.
fiunati IiLrOUtcLe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

This change orprogrammc, is due to the shad-
ow cast before, of high toned and indcpcn-
dent incoming executive whose qualities are
TO be difIuscd through all the qualifications of
government
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

kELLoGGsvGIIE is something of place not
withstanding its interior location. It's boys
play the best game of ball of any club out,
and its boys and girls go into the mazes of the
dance with as much zest MS those of any other
community, and our old friend SIM KEITH
apes the best Lake Shore taverns in the hospi-
talities and elegance of his parties. The sue
cess that followed his ST. Valentines party, en-
courages another. and on Thursday evening
the goth, he goes in for another, and this is 10
be metropolitan" affair, in scale we suppose
as well as in name
KclloggsYille, too, has other elements of i'm
portance and consequences. Situated as it is
in the midst of a farming and GRAZING region,
it is the locality of considerable traffic in pro-
ducts of the soil. Wool in large quantities is
collected here. One gentleman informed lis
the other day while stopping to bait and re-
fresh, that he held $4,000 pounds of the finest
fieeces of the region, for higher figures. AL
though of so desirable quality, the demand
at this time is for the coarscr fibrcs and the
longwools Delancs, carpets, &c, have n brisk
er demand than the fabrics Of the finest woods.
Hence the quietness of the market
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,,o'ae.Harness Ho,4.

WILLIAMSON has driven his stake
" firmly, and identGed himself with the business
Interests OF AsahIa, ani addnstO ttilhis ability 10
furnish the eommng wilma good work aud a
yora6ie rates. as any Of his eonpetOrs all6ts dLip
for share OF patronage will hardly be unied lie has
good supply Hf finished work hand and is praiared
70 meet Win prompness any call for either the lig and
ilsem or Tor The more heavy and sefcrabe articles In
hShne of business Any ord In want of harness work
will do web; give me a call. ~ = T'N'
4sttabua Nay, 1861.
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Hoohand'S German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

u combination Of all he ingredients NJ The Bitterf,
ruth PURE Santa CrEz Rum, Orange. etc. II is used
for The same diseases the Bters caseS teeTe SOus
pure alcoholic SimulnI required. Tou tou bear IN
B'iad that these remedt,s entirely different Jro1a
any others ddgeTfts'd far the cure Of The diseases named
u. beiLg tctsHi.c preparations o medicinal eztJaots,
tchte hS ou.eTS are deeoctioHJ nf in some
JnTa. The TONIC is decidedly Of Me mod Plea
I0nt and dgreedbLe Tsreiies offered 10 G> pubic:
Hs taste IS erqutsiS is JSdsTe 10 Ldf IL iriis is
LJeg'rng. eriidrGtina and USiieiEal 9iadiiss hGss
eauSed Il 10 te kHorH 9s Dn 9rcat,a Of Gil to1Iies,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

CoMMfssIoSERs REArrofNTED.- .-. On Tuesday
Gov. Hayes re-nominatcd and sent to the Sen.
ate for confirmation, the names Of George +.
Howe, Of Fairfield, as Acting Commissioner,
and John A. Foote Of { Caynhoga, and Benja-
min W. Chidlaw, of Hamilton, as Advisory
Commissioners Of the State Reform School TO
serve for three years from and after April 1G.
1870
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

DR. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY no IUi.nt 3 dtcjae
H"m6"g. gotten up 10 dGpe the ignorant aud ous,
nor is it represented hcin" compuscd rare and
precious substances brought from four 60 ncrs Of
the earth, carried times the Great Desert
Of Sahara the backs Of fourteen camcls and brought
across the Atlantic Ocean two ships Its simple
mild, soothing pleasant Remodya perfect specific for
Chronic Nasal taiarrh Gold in the Head and kindred
Diseases The proprietor, r. v Pierce. VI. d., of Bul-
10, New York, Uters reward of 500 for case of Ca
tarrh that he can not cure. For sale by most druggists
everywhere. Sent by mail, postpaid for sixty cents.
Address the proprietor as above. 2t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

Az AssAULr AND BATrERY CAsE, IN which
VIM -. Beach, Of saybrook, suffered consid-
erably from set Of metal knucklcs used by
his son Phillip Beach, came OF at The house
of the former last woek. The young man was
Arrested the day following and after examina.
ton Ia default Of $500 bail was sent to board
at tie County expense.
JOHN Turner n married man. was sought for
with warrant charging him with having
clopod with young daughter Of Mr.. Beach,
but could not be found, having as is supposed
taken French leave
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

"Barctt'>" Prize Hair Restorative.
"Barrctt's" knocks every thing.
'Darrctt's" II cooling and delightful.
Barrett" took the First Premium.
'Darrait's" has become n -taulr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

clDE SADDLE WANTED.--Anv
person having onc to dispose Of may adGrc,. box
y
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I)icCi.

Announcements free: Commentator Notices. half ra tie
ON Feb II. Of consumption, after an ilucss of nine
months, Mrs MARY NJ, wife Of Vim. H. Campbell. aged
% years.
In saybrook. Feb. o. MAncARA, wife Of Mr.. II. Smith,
aged 3S years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20
TIE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician.
HOLLOUAYS PILLS.
AID
OTNTuEST.

Disorder OF the Stomach and Bowels,
4 He STOMACH ist tie great centre which
lnhu nee TIT health ur disease Uf the yrtcmabuscd
or deyairt by cNcc~s-ludI -c-tipu. offensive breath
and physical pru-tratiun the natural consequence.
All, TO the BRAIN it l. the source Of head che men
tai u-pTcs-iun. nervous complaints and unrufrcshing
sleep The Liver becomes affected and generates bilious
di>prel- pains n the side crr The Bowels synpathzc
ss"n q tAss Piil5 i on rs stomach. and tie liver
.44- m - ana iid participate in Lv:r rccupcr-
alive aHd reSehcfati'e operation.
ErysIpcIas and Salt Ehcun,
Are two Of the most common and vulen disorders pro
peciay antagUnistic it, ''Hudua opcrldI' i, fst tn
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
BAD Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
Gases Of many years standing. that have periinaciou.
ly refused yield any other remedy or Treatment
have invariably ruccun bed to few applications OF Ills
powerful unguent.
EruptIons on the Skin .s
Arising from bad the blood or chronic diseases
are cmdcaed aud a clear and transparent surface re-
snLassr- many OF the cosmetics and oE toilet appii
a- u NJ power 70 Gitpcl T-slc and other GisfgGTc
EIonts Of the face.
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young or old married or single. at the
dawn ol NomanhOud, the urn of life these tonic
medicines display decided influence that a marked
nrht. brng purely vegetable PREPARATION they are
safe and reliable remedy for all glasses Females in
every condition OF health and station Of life.
Piles and FIstuIa.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent stubborn
disorders il eradcatcd locally and entirely by me u.s.. of
TINS emolcnl warm fomentations should prcccG, is
application. lts healing qualities will be found TO be
Il urUu;h and mvariabe.
Doth ne 0inteat aad Pts s6out 6s vsel liz he Joilolr-
zig cases
Bunons. burns, chappe5 hands. tiblains. fstull
gout, lunbagO merclriarcrupions, pes. fhchrnt1i
ringworm ralt rhcum; scalds, sAin di-ea-as sSrlrd
shhdH sore i', sore breasts sore he d. ihrOats
sores of all kinds sprns stiff jOnte .ete. ules We
nercal sores, wounds of all kinds
M EAt IloN !@None are genuine Gnless fhe words
HOLLOWAY NEW YORK AND LONDON" discernh!e
asa WATER MARX la every leaf of the book directions
around each pot or box the Aay be seen plainly
Oy.aoLDiNG THE LEAF TO LIGHT. 4 handsome re-
ward VIII ne gwen to any rendcrn. such infnrna
lion may lead 10 the detection of any party or parties
countcrteiting the medicines vending the same know
ing them to be spurious
sold Ht the manHfactoy of Professor HOLLOWAY
NJ hnd,i lane. n York and by all Respectable Dru.,-
Whyld '"
~ There is considerable saving by takn- the hrser
sizes. - 49, ne
" BDirectiOns FOR the guidance OF PATIENTS m every
"''''"'' are hAcu 10 each pot aha hoN' lIa.6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

ACKNOWLEDGMENT are indebted to
General GARFIELD for sundry valuable docu-
menls.
Senator BURROWS and Representative EAMEs
will also accept our Acknowledgements for de-
sirablc Legislative documents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

NR, WTHERELI., the well known and popular
conductor OF the accommodation train OF the
Lake Shore Road, was struck with paralysis
at Connehnt, while on his way to Eric on his
train. We are glad to hear, however, he is
much better and that he will probably resume
his regular runin few days, the symptoms
of his disease having nearly disappeared.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20
moor and SHOE DEPOT
Main Street Asntaoula. Ohio.
w. INITIAL,
Wishes to Notify tho Pubic

Il HAT he has removed from his old
stand t0 the cid Hendry Drug Store where he has all
kinds OF work hand also. work done TO order i'm the
nost durable styles Persons wishing any thing in my
line OF baslnesswin DO wclfto give me call as can
not he undersod dorthe sanc quality wsrk in the
County ~ NLrTT1JJ
= Ashablla, August T3iGs, yfg ~ smsln
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TO THE MUSTCALLY INCLINED IN
ASHTABULA COUNTY!
G E 0 r G. E II A L L
No. ~, Public Square,
FE.ir. CLEVELAND, OHIO,

,DEGS leave to say to his old acquaint-
anees patrons that having become permanently To-
&c the reward of quarter of century of patient un-
Iemttlng industry supported by strict adherence to
ability now by having in store an assortment
~ once acknowledged the largest held by any dealer in
the Union to do the best that be done in the trade
Wswsud suggest to the wise and ronedcratc, to write
-, or see us before purchasing, them
Mount worth looking artcr and furnish them good in
strqmsnt with valid guarantee.
Many seem to beunfOrtunate in suffering n,positious
70 DC practced on them by wordy, and frequently
rathfal and irresponsible travelling parties, who no
eye TO their reputation TIC qT future standing bnt offer
procured and on which the greatest prcse profits
be realized.
Having frequent, repeated and unqualified assurances
from our former of the gcnnnencss of the in
earnestly assure them that there Hest interests Viii be
cared for IN the fure by Offering the best the market
anords with valid guaral tee of the same and the
most reasonable prices whcthe-for CASH. or in time
PAYMENTS Whether bought from : onr authorized
agents.
MONTHLY PAYMENT SYSTEM.
- -, r,."
Having institated system of monthly or quarterly
boring GlnsSes of occupation, many have a Piano
or Meodeon at once and enjoy its pleasures aud advan
-. .I-a-iivi
Please write us for full particulars.
n B.-Perspns residing however distant cast west
or south from cleycnd, will please understand that we
have constantly at our
-ri-.( -, -
GREAT WESTERN ROOMS,
'~!rthl.
in Cleveland, all the desirable makes of
;'!''.-'
PI4NoS,
MELODEONS,
ORGANS, &c.
Made in this Country.
; NEVER HIGHER but in most instances MUCH LOW
Err than they sold in any other city East or West
SIS. FASSETT, General Agent for Ashtabula Co.
fnrG aud, ,;,jt,. t,--
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

SUDDEN DEATH-On Friday evening of last
week Mr. Hugh Cathcart, a citizen of Conncaut,
aged 50 years, died very suddenly of disease
OF the heart, being attacked while milking
with such violence that he was unable 10 reach
the house, and when found life was nearly
extinct
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN CrnE.-1lc rapidly
increasing sale, unprecedented popularity, and beneii
cea' and lasting results of the Constitution Bitcrs
certain in their action the animal numy. prompt
in operation, producing Of the i'll effects incident
to Bittcrs generally vcnded. For the prevention aud
mitigation of sca-sickncss thCy pras ry adapted.
For cOun;eractng the docteiious effects resulting from
change of water and irregular diet they
passed. They the antdotc for those arrangements
consequent upon the inhalation and surroundings of
the pc lcrons cxhalauns of miasma arising from the
swanps and turbid waters OF the West which
contain large per ccnago of putrcsccnt and decay
ing animal and particularly vegetable substances They
are sold by all druggists.
What the people want Stewards Cough Cure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

MAGNOLIA WATEn-Supcrur 10 the hest imported
German Cologne and sold at half the price lygas
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

LITTLE PLYMOUTH shows herself ready for
any good word or work. This is seen at this
tlmc in temperance movement, inauguratcd
within few days, which her young mon are
taking hold of with becoming carncstncss.
They were addressed on Monday night by the
Rev. Mr.. LOWE, and the numbers brought up
to between twenty and thirty. Others have
been invited TO come and give them an encour
aging word; among tho number. the Rev Mr.
ANDERSON has consented to give them one of
his familiar and stirring addresses The eve
ming Tor this, We believe is Monday next. The
young men have, started this work, but they
do not wish To lie considered exclusive, and
would like 10 have the encouragement and CO.
operation of The older ones A combination
OF the energy Of the young men with the
counsel and balance of the old ones, gives any
enterprise bettcr earnest of success Let the
pun, therefore, he. altogether-a good and
strong one-snd ,hc, ,dsyil will find ono of his
holds upon poor humap nature becoming more
and more feeble and relaxed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

Z MYsTERT-It is mystery to most people how
combination of medicines pnt up under one name
have sufficient curative power to many different
diseases and often the very best OF remedies discard
ei or branded as lumbugs because they RECON-
mended 10 cure sn many complaints. This nomcnca-
turc OF diseases would to imply essential
difference between the diseases thus distinguished,
Whereas they are and the disease, merely diff
eet@g by the amount of inflammation or irritation rather
than the rtlrcr, dor instance from torpid state OF The
Liver have Jaundicc, Nearvous and Sick Headache
Bilious FncE Dyspepsia. Fever and ague Constipation
Neuralgia aud innumcnbc complaints under high.
sounding names all arising. from disorcrcd of
the Liver. Hence, We say invsorotc that important
organ. purge out the vile accumulation with Robacks
Blood Pills and, restored to ygor take Rsbacks
Blood Purifier, orSt5maGl Bitters to keep perform.
int its regular functiohS and you will be no longer
troubled with these many ailments. 1876.
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DEBILITY,

DEBIL; ;TY. =
There ia no medicine squdl to Hocfdnrs Germon
9,esri 9,,s ,,,,.srt or Tone "a, n eos. @ D.oi'ty
sy1bI: StTeny.,eH the dIPstie, cause
an eRjoymeHf Of h,S@ foot enable ne SO.
nd..l 10 u1gest H. purify the blood gre a good s0uad
h'dHhg complication erddicate TIE yslotg tiHgs from e
eye ib1It Jtoom 10 Ue cheeks Gid change tie patient
from S,o't-dreltcd eaiGclald lDtGk, and Jerrous,
fprdlid to a JEllfcecd, sipul and rigoroTs person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitfer5 1f,
cines. They can be adininisie will,
perfect safety 10 child three inOnths
Old, the most delicate female, or a man
2bese Remedies are the best
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-20

DURING the thunderstorm on the evening
0f the goth ult., the house of Mrs. Gillct. in
Cherry Valley. was struck by lightning. Tho
ROD was torn from the house; and the fluid
passed down through the building, breaking
windows, tearing through the ceiling and
floors, and inflicting a considerable amount of
damage. Singular as it may seem, not single
member of the family was jmcd.-Rl0rter.