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>chencA's PuImonic Syrup.

~.-.--i Tonic auA Mandrake rHl- wiu care
-asH. usn. LAYER Compliant and btsPcp-i.. b
..t.- slr.r Sing % directions fhsF are Ali three
-tALra 20 tne same time TheT cie-use the
.s- relax the iveT auf peat "a ta work tl'n
$3.50 t.t- hcenuIcs Eo.sd the fool diSee'- aua
..- -.s't niro'i the paiicai tcsias g. grow iD
r1 n. ID ceased uaatirr rfren~ ia fll~ iisngs. ar 3
ttc1' ot tgr"w- The d~ca-e and .set. we'll
fc nuir way tn cure cuEisn ln pftaa.
He-s utrcc melciac- 10 Il ~sarnrk ef
4fsilAia. oWrs hi- nnueaiied saroes- ~ thr
~trur rfreus thr rn@fttd fuatirr IN tsv
atAre ihraw- q ~ b an EASY sNPo cfor5-
uHrH fAt Nlt .GH FIR #5Ai ar d rirv
..t tuFh viN throw it 80. and tic patient h4-
aDs. fIHf lungs ~ IN "a heal.
st tli- Rae - swes-d Tonic and Mandrake
uHsf i-e I. ctiy used ta cleaR=s The stomach
lt-r that the fuinoaic -srup aad il,r
asarks Mandrake Irlis aci upoa lac lvcr
.taH- ala ot-tru -tious relax thr duct. 81 the
aller. thr hIin stars tfee5Y ami thr Hs ~r
.lsn rrtlFvcd tllr stools IS it -hns shat iif.
saa oa nothing has ever tsscH iny,u vi
4.Nraei ara,!H pai- q which, ver1 danger
+sF unle"s Nlih great Alt- tAAi q" iti uli'T a
.sl iaafidrt tul +tart tHy ssf Trt Cf thr
re Ar ~rarnck'- MAn4raks Fili+.
4ts+ aiai4aint = "ue Z: TIE moss Irau!ref.t
Lyarg sawed ranic srute .ttnuiant
a.toratitr. anl .he alAalt tu tsc >eaucc.i.
eb a. preparation b. mate 1t. IL the
.s5-I &" throw ont tise ga-tIle lulc- &c d--nlFr
.,r.. .tll the FulmsuIc : ruI.. and 81 i- made
e-sd -.oot without ierrRehiatlea "r s'urinE
lls 1-r.g reason why ph4.seIaus DO uo; Gun,
slE-J tinn g.. thrf iTs tat 49, o. much they
.isse IT. .iot, the cough to -'pft chtII- e. .fai.
+ sacais. hoctIr fever ana ts taiuE the,
4Het she q hnlr digestive f1oN err, l,.t Aius up
-trreuoa- AHl eventually tas patient siHA-
hcn.k b hl, treatment, ,i=.r- ust t.s q.
V. ISL .ua XIV. etl -we4t-+ ttlils. ~ tcxfr. Re
--t eye cause and thet VI ~ -t1F 20 ia'-r
aneHri. ~ oac can t- rttrs'l "i fuH-utuit-
d.. rr ou iIAlut ~ -l'ol-iA tattrsu tsaser
-.-rl lur'tt. unl's- ta- laNe- ald -t''uia' D.
- a. ,..-,.,,,....r.r. az ...t.-... st,.
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To Let.

Tne two front rooms my store Name
street.. suitable Tor most any busin.ss, large and
most new. ALSO OF the stores IN the
building For particulars in4nirs OF
II. Is. JORDAN
Ellsworth, June let, ISIS. sztf
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To Females
D. FREDnaek MoEKlLL. pmsIeA

bA FREDERICK MORRILL,. PnsicIAN
4 surgeon. ;1vcs cXcIus i've attention - Disease
Htatu. lie ha~ mate tllee4.es az women bis
s.aty ftr ttle pa.;twcnTy years Ifs pm r'trc O..
-.,H tNtrn- I'VE hofn Ia hospital aud in private
.-serlre- Ar reYu.a tinn hA- Hnueh I'D ali the
Is H4ucrS his patients, and tho flssii-ai prufrs
ta fa7th hs-rs amt abroad being The most skill
-a -ftt iall>t here, and thorough u4-irF az al
s5a disease
~ Merrill admitted hy Tie lt-G lst a. tsii-
49,. ef ib- c-nnirv to have no eIu8i ia thr ireat
.,a- 3 Female tsI. Saints. ahI L j. 10 unu' u-i
-rTruee FIR physicians in regular practice g"
.ea-s1l1 F4sicnt- to nI14 isr Treatment When az
.eA ilh diseases in HE ~'scciaEr.
Latiirs il receive the nip.l Scientific aIsniloz
4 H.tsIlrAily ana .urgcaiiv. with priv ate Iart-
a.fut~ during sickues-, and Web uil and sNperl-
"a nut II fhrv wl-h
q .t p8 al SEED irrc q charge. FlT-trians nr
sgicut- siriag ~ opinion atviee. hy ittfrg
5 clfl4-tu- The usual itr. siEi IL aE-wrrrrl ts
rr-1ru nsaft.
Ns5sct-cs sent "a al patts ol sire country.
t'-lce No - How ARD T.. B--ten A---
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DODD'S
NERVINE
DID IT.

NEW IsSpoS COM. April 20. 1850
EEAENBEREp FRiESD-I thought 10 well to wait
another week before writing, to see # continued
TO improve, ~ I have been doing for some time,
under the treatment of the medicine aud /
am happy 10 tell You that am getting better
even faster than when you were here. ! com
msuced the use of DopD> SEKNI>E without
anybody advising nj. 10 u. When ! began with
IL I could Only walk from my bed - the chair.
NV trouhlr has been extreme pain IN the head,
and has s~tad over three years. All the medicine
have heretofore aken has failed 10 give any re
lief. | am now able To 10 up and down stairs aud
daily improving. ! consider the NEREINk the
best medicine ever found and shall continue its
use, for am confident VI entire recovery. have
taken nlytthr-e bout :. and would not be with.
out II any account.
swA Very truly. Mas L. >. MUTE.
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Flour. " heat Meal. Dat Meal. samp. Hcmniny.
Wheat croats. yellow Meal, tbostesil. Tob.oeo.
Enxiish and French Pickiea Ouch Cheese. Pres
tons Cocoa Priv pAraiions I,ensi's Crackers OF all
kfnd. Tomatoes. fruit< OF Ali kinds. Lotsters and
oys.ers IN cans, Easis.h 4 freach Mustard, Pure
olive oil. wc$rcsicrshire Sauce. Puw Exuarn.
Je.sicai-d Cod vtsh In sit.h and American Toll
ct -.aps. M xtish Cod ltsh. Wooden ware, aud
ever thing usually found a First Class .rcccry
Store, VIC have, aud sill sell for small advance
frnn
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COFFEE .

Raw Rio sc, Porto Cabelio ssc Jayarac 10 zoe !;
Mocha Csc. RoAsTKD-Eio aic 4. Z. Zoe. Java
ssc and Pure Old Government Java snc. Burnt
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NUMBER %.

,- a ,hanre frum child 10 woman. -
tsf f,r in vain The parent hsaaf n'efR- IA
rrv ana laBcics the grave bul waiting loF n.y.
,,,..,tn ~ ExrRACI BUcBU. fer Weakness
r~..ns sxrsssscs or early indiser,fini, a.
~ niih be olloEing srmi,tgms .a asp.s. :
4 nv I'll breathing General Weakness, Hor-
il.scase. weak Nerves. trembling, DreaS-
Terror oi Deaih, Night NNeA.s. ,"id feei
Wt.allncs-, Dimnes= Of Ntsisn- Lahgonr, m /.
- ,a-situde Of the Muscular system, often
r7naus Appsute VIII ~ i'tptir NAn l"tns,
~ Hands. Fiu.hng Of TIE BODY pryne' OF me
.s Patiif tounicnanre ara Erupti"n- the
fa Pain in the Back, Hcaviuess of ne eiFis
Frequent hiars Spots tiYins heiefe v. tNe-'
Temporary sunu-ion ana Los n siEai,
fs5toi Attention. Treat Moeli r recurrence
.b tIerror OF ~ociety. Nothing T. mcrv de-lrs-
-a.5-h pattcut- than ~oitltae, aud nothing
sa,te dread tor Pea. y hssn-Flsc-s un Re
-. n n snncr no fsrne-tnce-, p" Speculate"
4ared Transition irsla one quesii'in 8" an
eli. Nr cae invarab Y remave~-seaa i"ilos
..s. 20 vrt taiuity. ami + ,.llepiie fts. 10 ore
.s--h D. patient may ~Nplrr.
l-.- me >upefiut~aisnre OF Dr - i'-oa -
- I.s.f. ,ugstate Az am. this SD rssai ocearrcd
81 H.iieats. rraeon had for tine len them.
tesih tied Of eplep.y. They Verv OF b"tn
81. su8 about twenty year. 81 ase.
20 % say thai ihe e rxres-e. ar~ rot frs-
.s.s taluwea hy those iireiul diseases. iasani-
e4 tanstiwpuon The receFi- - the Insane
ai- snI tut msianr"4T deaths Hoy tnHsump-
#a.4f aruuir witness ihr trnth of these
,F-t.su-- Iu lRnatic .tiam- tAs most melan-
s tNhuatnn apl ear. ihe cennleuauce -
N-.a s- eiiei ever visits b. sheuid a sound u
-...e 81 ar. d i- 'srylF ar'icHiate.
,s ,a weeiul me .ure- van Despair
f..f- -uiea .i.und. their grief heEuiied "
wi - SO r,sr,t il~ ekl-tanee ~ ghc above dis
..-.- ,ai Hs toms We Arr prepared 70 CTR ~
.tauae.e -ip 10 chemistry iar the REMOVAL II ths
-|.,le.s-s-- Hgi NH,i - H1StnI toNrEN-
,sit ttttp LNrHACf ~ hpeHr Taere j.
al- ~ it u q ~ ancaHr % hairr NJ the .uT-
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Moth Patches FreckleS and Tan.
Hagan's Magnolia Ralm. This

Hagan's Magnolia Ralm. This
article i the True Secret Of Beaafy. II what
fa>hlonable Ladies. Actresses and ppe-a singers
Use % pio.iaoe that cultivated 4 sgsngael apie r
ance so much admired IN the Circles e Fashion.
ID removes all unsigftly Hlotene-, Eelnes-,
Fres kles, Tan, suRbara add Effects Of spring
Winds and gives TO the Ceml,is \ blooming
Purity Of Transparent deleacy aud power. Ss
Lady who values fine Complexion can do with
out the Magnolia Balm. 3 will bay il OF
our respectable dealers
Lyons kathairon Is a very delightful Hair
Dire ssiny, 4w2
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The Grand Entree Procession will Parade the
principal Avenues on The morning OF the Exhihi.
ton Day.
II THE ATTRACTIONS OF TaIs CIRCUS are IN
side of the Pavilion. and are not exhausted in
Knock auction street show. STONE MURRAY
have Whist their Patrons pay 10 see.-a FIRST
CLASS ESTEsrAiSsFsr, with 4 proiasion OF NEW
IDEAS and NOVEL EFFEcn.
ss-Do not heed the psinuve cry Of wait. oh,
waitl- uttered by Managers in distress. But ii
you desire the verv best Circus IN the world
attend the superb exl EDITIONS Of Stone Murray.
ss-If you swsit- to see a better Circus than
STONE NuKRAY's, you will be disappointed.
as-If you "vsit,- expecting y - . circas
equal to STONE 4 MuRRAr's you are respectfully
inioi med that such an institution does not exist
fw3S
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TEAS.

Good sweet Oolosg SOC very aue do. soe. Extra
Cholce ol-oe per 10 English Brcskiast very
tchoieel 81 % aud u ~; J span 20 eta, tloo, anu
sSou, a. good Japan affords, q %. YoCNo ny
- y Of the hs hest quality.
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Ncw Advertisements.
List of Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining IN the Post Office not called for June
18th, lsss.
Austin, Mrs C.. Butter Sidney A.
Clough, Matthew French, RoxaBs
Lamb. Robert Morrison, Michael
Pendleton, Wn- B. Foster. Oliver A
silsby. Sarah E. Tyler, John Mrs,
Weber. Lease
JOHN 7. WHIrcoAB, p. NJ.
LIVES
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10000 AGENTS

WANTED l.. sell the ANEEICA> YEAR BOOK
for lsjs. II contains jest the information which
everybody wants hundreds of times ia year, and
sells with uupara IleIed rapidiIy, among
those who seldom look at subscription BOOK.
Nearly every family will bay, and II viii be iouHd
about as great a necessity among ali CLASSES ;
the daily or weekly newspaper
send for circulars and fall information.
-. ID CHASE Co 4 ubit-he
Hartford, I onn. Cincinnati, %. and Chicago NJ.
ITu
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Wanted.
Removal,

W. GREELl, would respectfully
\ announce 70 his old Patrons and rhe
public ia general that he has Removed from his
obi stand To he storr next cor above Dr L.
r. NORRIS Drug store, fierncriv &. q. PftK'-
he would also take tlis opportunity 10 exprvs~ ms
thanks 90 Ms old patrons for their rduIg' noes
patronage and f1yor- and would respectfully So
lett their continuance at the same aud also their
attention TO the following notice.
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SELf-HELP FOR THE ERKING.-wo
- u Cheer Tor Young Men who have allen
victims to SOCIAL EVILS. desirr . better MAN
HOOD. seat "a sealed Iellsr ENVELOPES, free u
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOC fATfOS. Box
T.. Philadelphia, Pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

"A woHD TO IIonsESEN."--Dn. TosIAs CELEHaATED
oHsE LNiHsNT hiss been tested by the hrst Horsenen
10 this osuniFJ, and gcyes 10 beapcHos ~ any other
The late Hiram WoodruH u 'trottng fame" was never
without boits In bis stable. Itis aiso aeed by Col
Bash. Of the Jerome Pad Coarse. at Fsrdlas, n T.,
who has over twenty running horses under his care
amsfg which rank Of ths finest stock In America
II is warranted 20 eure Lamepess spraIns. Scratches
Bruises 0alls Cuts. wind Calls. Collie sore Throat
Nall In the Foot, and over Heating when used sceord
Ing TO directions. -
All who own OF employ Horses asssred that this
hhlment VIII d. si " not more. IN curing the shove
named complaints No bcrse need die of Cole, ~ when
hrs' TAKEN the Lniment IL used according odireeons
Always have a bottle in your stahe -e
Price, 10 Pint Bottles, One Teiisf The genuine IL
signed 81. Tobias on the ut .de wrappcr Per sale
oy the Druggists, sadders, ahd stosekeepers through
out the United states. Depot. 10 Park Place. New
York. =, ,e,s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

ToMBEs d BROTHER, realizing that adver-
tlsing, judiciously followed, is a power for
may have been seen, with such overtures to the
public as are deemed worthy of attention. AS
the leading grocers IN the village, their stock
Is renewed with such frequency as to keep it
fresh and desirable; and as quick turns and
moderate profits is the secret of success in
trade, the purchaser needs no further argument
or inducement to guide and direct him. Then,
the junior, who waits upon customers, does il
with such winning air and grace-particu-
larly If the money comes-that one would
willingly walk a block to enjoy the satslac-
ton. See advertisement
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

. The lENcELsIoR GRAPE AND FLOWER
PICKER, manufactured at Painesville, is one of
the bes, s,,eopeeptionsf foE grape picking that we
have yet seen. 1tssuperiority over other in
strme5is ofihe kind is the rubber pad against
-wliiclI the stem is pressed. This gives a sure
hold-as, sure as the finger and thumb, and
not likely to break tile stem as two metal
surfaces are liable TO do. Mr.. HENRY CLAY is
introducing the thing here, but Mr.. J. E.
SfEIes. Painesville, Lake county, is the person
with whom .correspe Hence may BE- held by
agents and others. To he had of Faulkner,
Sargent & Co. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

II EAI. Estate TRANsFERs-Thc following
deeds were recorded in the Ashtabula county
Records for the week ending, Saturday, June
18th, as per the Reporter
a N, T. Hendrick & wife to L. Wakeman, Is
acres In Denmark, $500.
r.. JI& r. G. Kellogg to Willard Jones, 21S
acres in COnnPaut, 81, 500. .trf.. T..a
John f. & r. Low to j. M. Giddings, 45
acres in Cherry Valley
J M. IL. and M. j. Damon tn A.. Damon Jr.,
II acres and 6rOds In TrumiMil, $4l7.
NJ. L. & NJ. j. Damon to V. Damon, - in
Trumbull, $SS3. ,...,.,l. .,-.....,
Almon Damon Jr. et al to M. L. Damon
IS acres in Trumbull, 81, $50.
r. Damon to NJ. L. Damon, S5 acres in
Trumbull. $500.
Henry g. Hubbard g. wife to John, Hardy,
Jr., 4l acres in Sheffield. $40O.
r. G. Warrington & wife to j., R, Cook, in
Ashtabula $500. .,,,.-,.,
L. 8 NJ. stroudto Wells Halsted, 7s acres
in COlbrOok. $4,000. t,. .......'.t.s
Erastus Hulett s. wife to John A. Stewart
80 acres in Lenox, 81 s322, ..,.
Chas G. Eastman wife to c. E. Curtiss,
20 acres in Kingsville, $1,000. -f.'r f.'f~
n. s. Caswcll & wife to Chas. Tinker, IL
acres in Geneva, O., 800.
j. s. Flagler & c. King TO Alvin Fox, lI2
20. LOO in Kingsville, "a. 600. .--------------.I
s. =. Howe 10 Z A. Beckwith, 58 acres In
Colebrook, $2,000. q Il. sYT5sha
T, r. Bowen& wife TO Levi Phillips, 80
100 acres in HarpeHfeld, $346
Wv. Harrington to Amity Bulis,--aces in
--&l 500. n - E s "a
s. p. Aldsrman & wife to Benz. Norris, 42i
acrfsin Hartsgrove. 1922. WI
Joseph Gadding & wifeto same, 9Si4 acres
B. Maaley q wife 10 T. Banning, 50 acres in
AntinvoP IL b.
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Mr. Reed-The following amusing incident,
which occurred last Sunday, may serve to help
fill up your paper. As young lady in one Of
our rural districts was reading from the Testa-
ment, in Sunday School, the verse which reads,
1--WE have seen his star in the East, and have
come to worship him. occurred, and was read
aloud by the lady as follows: I'VE have seen
his star in the East. and have come to horse
whip him." 1t is unnecessary to add that the
mistake caused considerable confusion In the
usually quiet school. Ufi.
Yours truly, NJ.
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HORSE FAIR.-Tbis institution will come of
on the I'd and 3d,-Friday and Saturday The
number of good horses that will be present on
that occasion, will make it no doubt, intensely
interesting. The competition will be spirited
and those who have taste for this kind OF
sport, will have an opportunity for the fullest
indulgence, under such regulations and re-
straint as will make the enjoyment such rs all
may participate in without objection or abuse
See notice and posters.
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To pr...rr. H.I, o.. ..n.n.,,,.. .

EN-h Fss voa'f sssoy aopd bsn,sh, rssd the ores.
~ = sssefa oautisy, 40 fhen ps0tMs bottle Of
heir isstiT ssshrnted Conptsation ni,era aed tsbs
hen hseesdna - difeeios snd yes ptsf has be IsuR
~ HvRau0. We ~ 80 sl1t % lefbrn ~. rs.dsr
thstDl wopaoffsl, prApt othsr aan. ~ dtsoyersd
ssmedy fst eufes ~ diseeasz u ua bedy b. estate
end y tsslgnef 10 alie or anbhes phsfsa biIssfu
pafsdiso - shich hetseh ilaef hall - bot side
show. bat zoe do piat 70 Inform v0N Oaf Dr. Sa0ss Ca
ferfA Remedy has svraf Ronapss u easss q cafarSA IN
~ vovsf yors apd stages aad The proprs,or win psy
p case Of this osthsoms disease be capBoi enre
may be procured 81 mail fof sIxiy eents By address
mgr. '. PfrncE. y. d., BgaAJo. n r. for sale By
most druggists everywherp lff j-7if arioi7
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SAD AocIDENT.--A few days ago Mr. Chcs-
ter Jones residing at North Kingsville, met
with very sad accident, which resulted in his
death, while visiting this town in company
with his son. While entering the stable with
some feed, he. received a kick in the abdominal
region which produced an inflammation of the
urinary organs, completely suspending their
action, and resulting In modification which
terminated fatally on last Monday. Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

1-NSnheet PAD Dietrich, Of NiiSaulec. feeling ii.
earthly tabernacle stored with troubles be expelled
decided after full enquiry sbd InvetIztIon 70 Ezaploy
Ayers Pile. 10 his haste purify his Dutch cnseh
he mstook the direcons TO T. aud swallowed u fot
dose This created, Of course, an Appaulng Internal
rebellion But Paul went through the fight ike hero
and came % vichT az last, with . renovated system
which he proudly exhibits as proof u the wisdom Of hi.
choice lie advises cYery body to take Dr. Ayers Pills
but kindly advises his riends who ambitious Ct o
lowing his example, to pc take DIR right botlo''
4w1O14 MNaeso,a TeegrdpA!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

THE NEW BRIDOE.-The old bridge has
been raised TO Its foundations, and the work Of
building the new has been begun The der.
rick was erected on Wednesday last over the
east abutmen;, aud the foundation, broad and
deep, Is in progress As the job is somewhat
extensive one, It is thought that Messrs. RUs-
SELL g. UDY will have TO push things.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

THE Commissioners Of Lake county give
notice, In the Painesyille Telegraph, Of their
intention TO erect an addition To the Court
house In Painesville, said addition 10 be Ioca-
ted on the westerly end Of said Court house,
and 10 extend To the westerly line Of the Court
house lot Also, TO further repair and improve
said Court.hOuse
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

The PRICE OF CHEESE, given in the 7se-
graph last week, subjected us to an overhaul
ing by one Of our leading dealers. The rates
given, as we were assured, were those of q
week or two previous, but there had, in that
time, been a very heavy falling of. The price
now ranges from 10 to 1S cents, and inactive.
Wool is a shade better, but prices range at
about As cents
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

A CRATE containing two Cashmere and one
common goat, was brought into town the other
day by Express, consigned to our fellow. citi-
zen, j. B. ANDERSON. The f1ll-grown animal
stands about as high as yearling, and the
fleece is long, fine and weighty-just the article
needed in these days. when the tendency is to
long staple. Its horns have something the
extent of a set of antlers '' .'' ....'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

The TENTH ANNIyERsARY of the Lake
Erie Seminary. at Painesville, will occur on
the morning of July 9, continuing through
that and the two following days. The public
examinations will begin on the first day, re-
union on Wednesday in the afternoon, and the
anniversary exercises on Thursday, the sth.
The occasion will, no doubt, be one of much
interest An invitation to be present is ac-
kDowledved
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

ts esAbfaaion Of an ne in0redieHfs Of ns Bifsrs,
svifA ruEs SdHta CTus RHp, Orange, etc. n is sss6
for he sart disedses he Biers, rhrye
psys aieohee stiHuas % reQsIired. You ,cl bear ia
wind 1at these reaedies are entirely different from
any ehers ddrcttf,d for The Of e disedses nGped,
ese beiS0 srieafee preparations e edieinai estyacs
Ghile 0e odheys are mere decoetions Of ia
Joru. The TONIC % deeidedly Of tie mod ylea-
cant and agreeable Semediss offered 10 Ds pbjie
Es TASTE enqisite % pleasure 10 taks Il sghils its
De1ivin1 ezhfdrdfsae, aad aedtcsndi qualities Asss
ssssed Il 70 be ksssss as Tie CREATED " al toaies
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

LONGEST AND SHoRrEsT.-w are now en-
jOying our longest days and shortest nights,
daylight remaining with us till after o'clock.
The 2ist OF june, we believe, is set down on
the calendar as the longest day. 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

The foundations Of Bmluls brick block, are
already up, and ready for the bricks II the
same energy that has carried up the founda-
ton holds IN laying the brick, we shall soon
see the gap on that side of the street hlled up.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

INPonrAsr FAcT-we see that persons OF strong con-
stutions and young, suffer r day swith pains Of the
imbe lose of appetite and fever who suddenly get well
amer cholic followed by slimy, bilious stools. The
lief produced by these evaeuations were the original
guide t" the idea and practice OF purgatlon and which,
when enforced by Brandredth's Pills. always benefits
usually cures, ard often prevents disease especial,
Scarlet Fever and diseases Of similar ehameter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

A. ALBERT being about TO leave town offers
for sale vi his residence all his specimen phot'-
graphs, also a lot Of Albums. frames with or
without pictures, also a lot of damaged frames
at very low figure.
Parties having old and defaced pictures they
want to have copied enlarged and painted, can
leave them for short time at his residence.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

Ayonng lady Of Mount rleaaAat ssas soFeiy fsoubed
with Tape-worul. An advice md medicine failcd to
help her She tadpo rest. Thin. caseucsn gnd un
happy she eokrd the picture OF miaeEyy AZ Last she
eonsludedt try Brandrcdths Pills IN one year che
took seyentytwo boxss They bfpnsht away according
to her Computation. two hundred yards Of tape
worm, AT length aihef had ssmpioms -lef. her ,he
slept and ate naturally and hes haSh became fully
stored. "a t-. -..g -..,-.,,...rg 81 ;4t1Ol5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

LANpLeRD BIsHoP, of the Cowles House,
Painesville, has retired, and Mr.. Cowles, the
owner Of the property, has entered upon the
duties of landlord. or his qualifications the
public have had sufficient assurance
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

JoHN p. HoBERTsON has been pushing the
repairs upon his store, and Messrs Seymour,
Giddings a Co, have already shut In IlSe open.
ing len by the nre, and the first coat Of pias.
ter In the store room IL already on.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

VESSEL sALE.-J. X. Bugbee, J. w. Rogers,
and Capt Nelson s. Humphrey have sold the
schooner w. A. Chisholm 10 Honora Carr, for
the sum of e2 ZOO