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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-05
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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IBY TELEGRAPHJ
BOSTON, Feb. 5.-ArIlved, steamship Hecla, from
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This gain of 70 votes By Judge Thayer, with
the mistakes previously corrected and admitted
by Greenbanks counsel, elects the former.
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Judge Thnyer's Election VindIcated-A
Gross Fraud or stupid BIunder Re-
VeaIcd.
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WHAT IS THERE YET TO BE DONE?
In considering this question 1t must be re.
mem bered that all the remaining iron to finish
the road is contracted for, ana the largest por-
tion paid for and now delivered on the line of
the Union Pacific Railroad and the Central
Pacific Railroad, and that the grading is almost
finished
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-30

REAL EsTATE TRAnsEERs- received
for record for the week ending, Oct 23d, a
per Reporter.
Solomon Seymour 4 wife 10 NJ z. Maltbie
30 acres In Geneva, $500.
Merit NJ Pancost g. wife 10 Sidney A. Pan.
cost, 105 acres In Geneva, $500
H. y. & O. II. Fellows 10 Franklin Berry
a acre In Ashtabula, $500
+. g. G. c. Berry TO Henry L. Miller, 4 acre
In Ashtabula, 81.
Geo. g. Pbebc Kenney 10 John c. Ewing, 29
100 acres In Geneva, $50.
A. c. &E. A: Tibbltu to P. II. Wood, / acr,
In Geneva, $500.
Simeon Bugbee to James F. Brown, 10 acres
In Saybrook, s700.
JB. &C. u. Pierce TO Z. Roberts, "a acres and
IL rods In Harpersfeld, $500
H. & M. Hodges 10 Almira Jeffords, 90
acres in Morgan, $44O.
J. b. & J. Shepard to Henry Fas,ett. 1
acre in Ashtabula, 1875.
JE. g. f. Backenstose 10 Artemus Snow
acres in Conneaut, $1,000.
Z. & NJ. Walker to Newton b. Payne.
acre in Connesut, $50.
Alonzo Wizard ct. al to Laura w, Chamber.
lain, Al acres In Geneva, 800.
JOHN McClellhnd q wife to Henry N. Ban.
croft, acres In Lcnox, $500.
8. A. g. II. McClintock to Isaac & MARY
Skinner, acres in Conneaut $1,000.
10 mortgages received and s cancelled
during the week.
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On a recent visit to the Photographic Gal
lsry Of our young fellow-townsman FRED. W,
BLAKEsLEE, we noticed that he had been i'm
proving the opportunity to secure one Of those
justly celebrated Cameras of Waightland &
perial, and $40 Photos. Judging from the
work that he is doing, we would think that
those in want of pictures would do well TO
give him call.
We also noticed that he had just received q
Camera especially for making groups with
which he seems entirely satisfied.
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THE weather for few days previous to this

THE weather for few days previous to th's
writing has been most disagreeable and rigol-
Gus. The cold SO strengthened as to encrust
the surface of the ground, and injure, if not
spoil for keeping purposes, much fruit that
was still hanging upon our apple orchards
Grapes, too, had not generally been gathered
owing to their lack of ripeness, and as was the
case last year, have been spoiled for any thing
but vinegar. With Sunday began snow
storm, that has, with more or less steadiness,
continued to fall gently, giving a covering OF
an inch or two to the face of the earth Octo-
ber, it is said on all hands, has seldom given
US such an earnest admoniton of winter.
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Cleveland Market.
WEpsEspAy. October %. 1869

"WEDNESDAY, October 90, 1869.
FLoUR-Steady and frmer, with only moderate
movement. City made xxx white s. 20: Xxx amber
a. 90; Xxx red $1Gl7 so; red 81 90 Country brands
Xxx white $7@7 5O Xxx red 81 25G6 rs; Xxx spring $6
at 75
wHEAT-Very quiet, but higher and firm. Sales IL
cars No. red 81 Ii from siore.
CoRN-Du No selling in small way at s3Gs4c
from store.
oATS-Very quiet; No. held at 47G4sc.
LARD-Cty-render in fair demanI at l9c in erces.
1870 in kegs.
SMOKED MEATS-Sugar-cured Hams 2ic Dried
Beef 20c canvassed. Country meats IN moderate de-
mand at 1920 for Hams.
BUTTER-Firm. Choice Western Reserve in tubs
39135c medium grades dull at 2s1S0c common to
20, d ranges at 20O2Sc
CHEESE-Firm and in good demand. Factory 1870
1Ic for large lots; Dairy l5G17c as to quality.
EGGS-Receipts very light and the market is firm at
SOC for fresh lots
POTAToES-There lie a fair inquiry and the market
is quiet held at S5Q40c for Peach Blows.
SWEET POTATOES-In moderate request Jerseys
$5,5O6D60O per barrel Ohio $4OOG4,5O.
oNf0Ns-Held at S3,OO9s,25 per barrel
DRIED APPLES-Nothing of moment doing. and
market nominal at sd9c for new.
GREEN APPLES-Choice repacked fall fruit in fair
request at Sc 530 per barre There is some inquiry
fer winter fruit market at $5,0O03, 30 per barrel.
CIDER-Quiet and is held at $5,OOd5,50 yer barrel,
packages included.
VINEGARPure cider in moderate request and steady;
held at 2Oc per gallon.
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c. G. GRIFFEY, of the Parlor Boot and Shoe
Store, Conneaut made us call day or two
since, and spoke of his intention to return to
the editorial tripod. He is balancing upon the
question whether to accept an offer Of an in
terest in the Reporter, or to found new Re-
publican paper at Conneaut The only sur
prising thing about this project is, that after
realizing all the difficulties and trials of keer-
ing soul and body together in the publishing
business, as MIR. GRIFFEY has probably done,
he should ever think, after getting fairly out OF
it, Of returning again to it,
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ORDNATIoN-on Thursday, Nov. 4tii, says
the Times, a council composed of Pastors and
delegates from the Ashtabula Baptist Associa-
tion, will convene at the Baptist Church in
Geneva, for the purpose of ordaining to the
work Of the gospel ministry, the Pastor-H.
A. Delano. The ordaining services will prob.
ably take place in the afternoon. Rev's. A.
H. Strong and r. Remington, of Cleveland.
with other eminent brethren from abroad are
expected to be present.
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INSURE AGAINST FIRE AND LIGHTSINe.-C
d. ROCKWELL, of Kingsville, O., our tried In.
surance Agent is again adjusting losses prompt
ly. On the evening Of the 4th inst, my dwell.
ing was badly shattered by lightning without
fre ensuing. The next morning said agent
was on hand and paid every dollar of estima.
ted damage. The Cleveland Insurance Com.
pany pays damage by lightning where fire does
not ensue. JACOB FtcKENGER, Kingsvlle.
My dwelling was partially burned recently
and said Rockwell was on hand and paid me
promptly in full.
EDWIN DAVIS, Monroe.
1924 CHAs. ANGLER, Andovcr,
STEPHEN MCINTYRE, Ashtabula
CATHARINE Parsons, jefferson.
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A CoAL-HoLE IN THE SIDEWALK, is a dam
gerous nuisance, and the proprietor of a walk
with such nuisance and exposure would in
law be held liable for damages for injuries
from falling into such hole, On monday
week, while our neighbor II. II. Hall was get
ting in coal, the drayman left the hole-lying
some three or four feet across the walk-open
during his absence between loads A daugh-
ter, some 9 or 10 years old, of j. P. JENNINGS
happened to be on her way from the post of.
flee, and naturally enough, looking over her
little monthly paper, fell through the hole
She was taken mp and to her home, apparently
nsensible, and DR.. VAN NORMAN called. Nc
bones were broken, and she has so far recov-
cred as to sit up and will probably soon be
round again. This case will no doubt admon-
ish our citizens against similar dangers here
after
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TIE CONSTITUTION OyERTHRows!-The Constitution
and Health may be ruined by few applications CT the
lead or sulphur hair dyes now in the market. mot q
Dye" may be th. motto of such nostrums, but Die
may be the result of using them. But ONE HAIR DYE
has been tried and acquitted Of oil deeterious tenden
cy, under the infaibe laws of Science Be it known
to ALL that Crstadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye has been
anayzed by tie distinguished chemist Professor Chill
ton, and his certificate of its whoesomeness may be
seen at Cristodoro's, Astor House, New York.
Crstadoro's Hair Preservative. as Dressing, acts
like charm on the Hair for Dyeing. Try it. 4tl035
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THE scow schooner Mona, CAPT. TRULsoN
with limestone from Kelley's Island, for II
HUBBARD g. Co., was beached little East OF
the Harboi, while attempting to lun in, near
noon on Tuesday last. She was more or less
unmanageable from having had her canvass
considerably torn by heavy blow that struck
her off Fairport, where she belonged. She
was owned in equal proportions by the cap
tain and mate, Fortunately for them, she was
insured, the risk been taken by the Buck
eye Company. The fate of the vessel depends
somewhat upon the character Of the weather
She lies apparently easy, and so far in shore
that the force of the surf is broken before
reaching her
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DARING RoBBERY.-on Tuesday night, be-
tween twelve and one o'clock, says the Times
the house of Mr.. John Sullivan, just east OF
the borough limits, ON the North Ridge, was
entered by burglar, who took about 800 in
bills, an overcoat, and possibly other articles
not known. Nj. Mason's horse was also ta-
ken from the harm, mounted, and rode rapidly
towards the west. Several citizens with a feet
team started in pursuit. They found the sto.
len horse turned loose in Perry, still warm
Wednesday, 0 q. m. the parties have not re-
turned
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-30

MARRIAGE NoTIcEs.-The question is occa-
sienally asked, what is the charge for publish
ing marriage notices? The county press for a
while agreed to put the insertion at the nom-
nal sum of 25 cents, but the practice fell into
dsfavor and was abandoned. There is, there
fore, no charge now for them. Though moth
ing, is asked, as in the case of the Parson, no
fee is demanded, the service, in polite society,
is seldom accepted without return. A remit.
tance, Of dollar, we believe, is generally look
ed upon by the printer as not only in order,
but as evidence of generosity and good taste,
and no more than a newly married man would
naturally think was due for telling the world
how well he has done, and how well he is sat
isfcd with his new relation A bad bargain
may generally be inferred by grudging, stin-
gy marriage fee, and dodging the printer and
publication.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-30

TIE Reporters of each of the leading jour
mails of the city of New York. had special
interview with Father Hyacinthe, to the ex-
clusion of all others. That is they nearly all, so
state, while the fact was, not one Of thswhole
squad of Boheuaians were accorded place In
the presenos of the very worthy old gentle
man. This. we know will be taken, ~ suit
stantially saying that these reporters srs set
Of unmihgated liars.
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LUMBER ON THE LAKE has been floating
about quite loose for some days past and the
dwellers along the shore have been making
quite haul in gathering it up, Our inform
ant thinks that not less than 10 or 10 thousand
feet has been driven ashore between this place
and Conneaut and that some parties have Sc
cured not less than 1000 feet. Whether it
comes from wreck of lumber loaded YES
sci, or raft is not known.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-30

One of the firm of LAZARUS & MORRIS will
be at the Store of their Agent Mr.. GEO. w.
DICKINSON, Jeweler, of this village, one day
only, Tuesday, Nov 90, 1869, for the purpose
of assisting Mr.. Dickinson in fitting the eye
in difficult or unusual c1ses. Those suffering
from impaired or diseased vision are recon-.
mended to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunitY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-30

ATTENTION is called to the paper to be found
upon the first page, read and adopted by the
late Synod in this place from the Rev. DR..
SHAW, of Windham, on the subject of Feti-
cism. The evil which it inveighs against if
half as prevalent as claimed to be, should be
rebuked persistenty and vehemently, until
some adequate idea of its enormity shall be
felt and needed
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''Barrett's" Warranted by Druggists.

THE KING OF BAVARIA kindly permitted Doctor J. c.
Aver to have copy taken of Ranchs celebrated colos.
sal statue of Victory, which belongs to the Bavaran
Crown and stands at the head of the Royal Palace at
Munich. The Doctor had it cast in bronze, and has
presented 1t to the City of Lowell where il stands in
the Park and symbozes the triumphs of freedom and
medicine. Her manufactures the pride of Lowell
and foremost among them AYERS MEDICINES make her
name gratefully remembered by the unnumbered multi
ude who cured by them OF affecting and ofen dan
gerous diseases-Boston Journal 4wlU35
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Local Notices.
"Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
sssgsSgggg ggg .

To THE WORKING CLAss.--We are now prepared TO
furnish all classes with constant employment at home
the whole of the time for the spare moments Busi.
ness new light and profitable. Persons Of either sex
easily from Soc to IS per evening and proper
tional by devOting their whole time the business
Boys and girls earn nearly a. much as men. That
all who this notice may send their address, and test
the business. we make this unqualified Offer To such
well satisfied viii send 81 to pay for the
trouble of writing Full particulars valuable sample
which will do to commence work on and copy of The
Peoples Literary Companion of the largest and
best family newspapers pubshed-a sent free by mail
Reader II you want permanent profitable work address
3mlO35 Z. G. ALLEN & Co, Augusta Maine
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The secret of Beauty lies in the use of Hagan's 6

The Secret of Beauty lies in the use Of Hagan
Magnolia Balm for the Complexion
Roughness Redness, Blotches sunburn, Freckles and
Tan disappear where it is applied and beautiful Com
plexion of pure, satnlike texture is obtained. The
painest features made to glow with Heathfnl Bloom
and Youthful Beauty.
Remember Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the thing that
produces these effects and any Lady secure 1t fol-
rs cents at any of our stores. 4wlo35
Topreserve and dress the Hair use Lyons Katharon
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"BaIrett's" sure and effcctual.

MRS. A. ALIENS HAIR REsTORER AND DRESSING
STYLE recent valuable improvemen-he best to re-
store Gray Hair and promote growth Mrs. S. A. Aliens
ZYLoBALsAMUM clear transparent liquid, far prefer
able to French pomades, and sold at half the cost
Sold by Druggists, eowlyl031
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-30

WHILE on our way to Cleveland on Satur-
day last, we were Joined at Painesvile by Bro,
BAILEY, of the Telegraph, satchel in hand on
his may to Warren to supply the desk of the
Presbyterian Church of that place. as he has
been doing much Of the time since the death
of the Rev. Mr.. Page, and the consequent va.
cancy of that pulpit. One of the topics of
conversation, of course, was their proposed
railroad and the recent large and enthusiastic
meeting at Painesville, while a number of the
leading citizens and capitalists of Youngstown
were present. Of course, perhaps, consider
able amount of confidence in the enterprise
was indicated, while the argument of relative
shortness of route, harbor accommodations
and grading already done were limited. or
course, too, tho Doctor was not left IN the
dark upon the points of advantage of the Ash
tabula line, that instead of 3 miles saving in
distance by way of Paincsville, the Ashtabula
route showed saving of miles, instead of
1S miles of grading this route presents 80
miles, more or less complete, much more fa-
vorable grades, and instead of dry shod pas.
sage, at pleasure, across the Painesville har-
Dor, an average depth Of 12 feet, would require
one of those miracles that rolled back the
waters of the Red Sea, in order to keep the
feet dry and avoid taking cold in the passage
of the Ashtabula narbor.
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Rev. Mr.. LoRINe, the recently settled Pas
tor of the Congregational Church of Madison,
supplied the Congregational pulpit in this vii
lage, by way of exchange, on Sunday last
The weather being unfavorable, the attendance
was not large, but the gentleman acquitted
himself with credit, and left upon his hearers
good impression of both his ability and piety.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-30

DR.. Green, No. s63 Broadway, New York, informs us
he sold Monday, June %, 1862, two Plssters to
young woman suffering very severely from lumbago
On Thursday she called to get two more fer friend
and then stated how the two she had on Mon
day had relieved her Immediately after putting them on
and cured her IN so davs Of most distressing pain In
her back and loins.
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"Barrett's" thorough Renoyutor

A NovEL PRoPosIrtos.-Dr. Sage has discovered a
and speedy remedy for Caarh and the proprietor
offers $500 for of that oathsoTe disease that he
cannot 1t caarrh in all its stages, forms
and varieties, with unerrng certainty. If your Drug
gist does not keep this Remedy take other but
close sixty cents the proprietor r. " PIERCE, NJ D.
Buffalo, N Y, and will reach you BY return mail For
sale by most druggists everywhere 2w1035
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"This world Is all Aeeting show
said priest to culprit on the gallows.
eyes," was the prompt reply, "but if
you have no objection, I'd like - see
The show a little longer"
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THE Court, says the Sentinel, has been en-.
of A. Moore, Of Austinburg, on charge of
stealing fine lot of sheep. The jury in the
first trial failed to agree. He is now acquitted
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SECRET SoCIETIEs.-A paper upon the sub
iect of secret societies, as we learn, of a some.
what decided character, was read before the
late Synod, and submitted for action, but it
was deemed inexpedient to take up the subject
at this time
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Died.
Announcements free; Commentator, Nc

Announcements free; Commendatory Notices half rate.
In Kngsvile, the 2lst inst, Mrs NJ. Merrell aged
9S years.
Sheldon, aged 10 months.
In Geneva Oct. Is, Ida E. daughter of Jonathan ard
Amanda Warden, in the 18th year Of her age.
In Saybrook, Oct. 2S, James D. Van Pelt. aged 10.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-30

"WHo WouLp SUPPER ,'-Itis now 20 years since
Dr. Tobias first introduced the Venetian Liniment in
the United States and in single instance has
his medicine failed to do ALL If not more than is stated
in his pamphlet AS an external remedy In cases oi
Chronic Rheumatism, Headache, Toothache Bruises
Burns, Cuts, Sores swengs sprains, stings, OF In
and Pains in Limbs Back and Chest Its wonder
full curative powers miraculous Taken internally
for the of Cholera, Collie, DiarrhGa, DyseiterV'
Sick Headache and Vomiting its Soothing and Pene-
trating Qualities are felt as coon as taken. The oath
with which each bottle is accompanied will show that
there ls nothing Injurious in its composition. Thou
sands of certificates been received speaking OF the
rare virtues of this valuable article ANY person after
having used 1t once will be without It, Every
bottle Of the genuine has the signature OF s To
bias" on the outside wrapper Sold by the Druggists
and Storekeepers throughout the United States Price
50 cents Depot 10 Park Place. N. York. 4wlO"o
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Every lady should have pair of those high
calf whitney Shoes" HALL warrants them
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"Barrett's" stands unrivaled.

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is becoming
universal favorie for restoring gray hair to Its orgi.
nal color, and making hair grow out thick.
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Alcock's Porous Plasters have been found speeiac'
for RheuDldtis,n Of The Wrists. +wlO3o
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n. q. CU1VIR'9
REFINED PETROLEUM! d!


Ouppiies a necessity, as well as household con-
yenitLce II has been IN than two years, and
is growing In favor where used makes the neat
est and in every respect the best light. No offensive
odor NO smoke no grease to soil garments no danger
from explosion In lamps, Goes not iDjure weak eyes,
gives softer light than Kerosene, be used with
without chimneys, can be burned In any lamp with the
tng expense of changing burners II is cheaper than
any light except daylight
There never was portable light that required so little
work to keep 1t In order All who it will endorse
what we say,
10 Whom 10 may Concern
This Is to certify that have used the Refined Petroleum
5h my house for time past with
It not only affords clear, white light but is perfectly
ssfe. being regarded by me as non-exploslye.
j. A. PALMER.
!hspeetes Beard Fire Underwriters for the City of Buff
falo, Y,
am Of the opinion contrary to my previous impress
sions that IL is exceedingly improbable, u aogeh
or impessible that accident in the ordinary
II could arlse rom the explosion OF Its vapor can
lamp. GEORGE HADLEY,
Prof, Chem. & Dean Bunalo Med. Coll
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HALL has the only apparatus In town for
testing Coal Oil
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HALL leads the market in low prices for
Sugars, and groceries generally.
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Married.

In Kingsvile, Oct. 26, by Rev. H. w. Palmer, limo
thy Banning, Of AndJyer. to Mrs. Mary Stanton, o
Kingsyille.
In Ssybrook, Oct. 81, by Rev. J. Wriglesworh, Geo
Brown. to Miss Ida Van Pelt.
In Andover Oct 90, by Rev. A. Falkner. Wesley T.
Cook, Of Pierpont, to Miss Ludenta e. Wibert OF An
dover.
In Andover, Oct 20, by Rev. A Falkner, Jerome NJ
Wibert to Miss Clara NJ. Blanchard. both of Andover
In Jefferson Oct. 81 by Rev. Lull. A. C. Beckwth
Of Echo, Utah. to Miss Mary E. Rose, Of Jefferson
In New Lyme, Oct. 49, by F. E. Crosby, j. p, Chas
X. DeBow, OF New Lyme. to Mrs Margaret r. Holman
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The instructions given at the Normal School,
Edinboro, Pa, is systematic, suggestive and
accurate. A single term at such school is
often of great value.
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ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs-SOre and Dry Throat
cured by half Plaster usually in two or three hours
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be held in Trinity Church, Jefferson on Sun
day afternoon next, by Rev. JAMES BoNNAR,