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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-07-03
Frrors of Youth. "a Gentleman who a
A GREAT REMEDY
ron the CURE or
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
DR.. Wishsrt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.

1t is the vital principle of the Pine Tree obtained by
peculiar process In the dstillaion of the tar by which
Its highest medical properties are retained ,.
ever been prepared from the juice OF the Pine Tree
inyigorates the digestive organs and restores the
appetite
1t strengthens the debilitated system.
purlhes aud enrches the blood and expels from the
system the corruption which scrofua breeds ON the
lungs.
Il dissoiyes the mucus or phegm which stops the air
passages OF the lungs.
Its healing principle acts upon the irrated surface OF
the lungs and throat penetrating to each diseased part
relieving ain and subduing inflammation
1t is the result of OF study and experiment. and
OF Its power to cure the following diseases II the pa
tent has not too long delayed tho resort to the means
ef cure -
Breast, Bronchitis Liver Complaint Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Asthma Whoopng Cough Diptheria, &C., &c.
We are often asked why are not other remedies in the
market for Consumption Coughs, Cods and other Pull
monary affections equal to Dr. L. Q. Wishart's Pine
Tree Tar Cordial. We answer
list II cures, not by stopping cough but by loosen
ing and assisting nature to throw off the unhealthy mat
ter collected about the throat and bronchial tubes caus-
ing irritation and cough.
anodynes which aay the cough for awhile but by their
censtrncing Effects the hbres become hardened. and
the unhealthy fluids coagulate and retained In the
tysem causing disease beyond the control OF our most
Cd The Pine Tree Tar Cordial with Its assistants,
preferable. because they remove the cause OF ita
eist the lungs to act and throw of the unhealthy secre
lions, and purify the blood, thus scientifically makag
Dr. WisSast las on file at his Office hundreds and thou
sands Of Certificates, Jrom Men and Women Of unqUes-
tona5k character ,eho oere once hopeey giren Up 70
& Sd GSg1 sgt re I M hp;dsSs as % s 1a arg sss e'p pbH
cian in attendance who can be consulted In person or
by mail free Of charge Price Of Pine Tree Tar Cordial
seipt Of priee Address ' q %ishart NJ D. No
232 North 2d Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 3m1O12
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J, D. Ensign 70 Truman Reeves I acre In
Jefferson, $500
M. @. Carlc 70 John Sanders, 40 se-iOO acres
in Trumbull, $500
Orlando Bionc TO Y. Woodruff, 90 acres in
Morgan, 5000.
George Guest a wife TO John Guest, 40 acres
In New Lyme, $3.50.
Horace Austin & wife 10 David L. Austin.
90 acres In Geneva, $500.
8. w. Edwards q others 10 L. A. ThayeY. SO
acres In Conneaut, 800.
Thomas L. Simons 70 Levi Richards, 7sJI
acres In same, $500.
John whaley q wife 10 w. IT, jerks. a.
acres In SaybrOok, ei,700.
Chas A. Tracy and wife to y. LeffinRwelI. "a
acres in Wiliamsfeld, $500.
Rosalie Van Epps 10 John Butler, 1866 rods
In Harpersheld, 500.
David Van Epps and wife TO j. +. Butler.
155 rods In same, $500.
John II. Butler TO Emma Becker. 1855 rods
In same.
J. and A. J. Harper TO J. r. Butler acres In
same $439.
G.F. Sadd and wife to Henry Horton, 84g
acres in Austinburg, $1,000.
Henry Horton and wife 10 Andrew Horton,
62a acres In same, $3.50
Henry Horton and wife 10 same ~ acres in
same, $1,000.
James Wilcox to Nathaniel Wilcox, 80 acres
in Windsor, 81 ,25O.
l.. A. Thayer and A. Fuller 10 Solomon
Carey, 90 acres in Sheffield, $500.
VIM. II. Witchcr to G. w. Amsden, 81 rods
in Ashtabula, $50.
John s. Fowler and wife to Z. Scott, i44
acres in Geneva, $500.
+. b. Netileton and wife TO Oscar Goodwill,
40 G0-lOO acres in Sheffield, 81 800.
A. ]. Sanders and wife To Geo. Sanders, 80
acres in Trumbull 81 $50.
James Ford and wife TO Alanson Bailey 40
rods in Harpersfield, 81 300
Alanson Bailey and wife to NJ. Z. Hyner 40
rods in same, 81, $50.
M.EHyner and wife to Z. o. Warner, 40
rods in same, 81 $50.
Elijah Hawks and wife to same acre in
Harpersfield, $780,
Eliza d. Stanton to Christina Evans, 05 acres
in Monroe, $500.
Eliza d. Stanton to Ellen J. Stanton, 95 acre
in Monroe, $500.
Master Commissioner to Joseph r. Cook 81
acres in Ashtabula, Simonet property, 1880
N. s. Smith to Nathan Cheney, 58 acres in
Wiliamsteld, $4,000.
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"Barrett's" keeps the hair in place.
schenck,s Puimonic sirup.-seaweed To

Scbenck,s PuIn,onic Sirup.-seaweed Tonic
and Mandrake, Pills will cure CONSUMPTION Liver Com.
plant and Dyspepsa If taken according to the drec-
tons They are all three to be taken at the same time
They cleanse the stomach relax the liver and put It to
work; then the appette becomes good; the food di.
gcsts and makes good blood; the patient begins to
grow I'm flesh the diseased matter rpens in the ungs
and the patient ou;grows the disease and gets we'll
This is the only way to sure Consumption.
To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck. of Phila
de6hia owes his unriyaled success in the Of
Pulmonary Consumpcion. The Pulmonary sirup ripens
the morbid matter In the lungs nature throws IL off by
an easy expccoratou for wien the pblegm or matter il
rpe slight cough will throw II off and the patieLt has
rest and the lungs begin to heal
To do this the seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver
go that the pulmonc sirup and the food will make good
blood.
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Local Notices.

THE "GLoRroUs FouRrH."-An occasion of general
rejoicing among all patriotic citizens, when everybody
enjoys holiday, and all hands unite in proper observ
OF the anniversary of our ndependencehas again
arrived and following in Its wake about to have
the much dreaded 'dog days." extending period
OF ex weeks, when almost every man woman child
experiences less sickness-when diarrhea dys
cnery cholera morbus, and cholera ITSELF are pre-
valcnt when all dogs exhibiting the slightest symptoms
of illness pronounced mad and horrible fear of by
drophobia is entertained by persons who arr at all
stivc. Onehalf the sickness that prevails in July
could be prevented and the other half cured II every
family In the land would keep hand great supply Of
the Great zingar Btters They ready for immediate
use and fail to afford relief while their timely ap
plicatiOn l. q sure prereRtire OF disease.
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The last Duluth paper speaks of the pur-
chase of the ferry steamer at Buffalo, by Messrs.
SCovILLE and NETTLEToNs, and as on her
way to the scene and service for which she is
intended She will be owned by VIM. and Ed
WARD NETTLEToN and Col J. b. CULVER
1t, also, gives list of real estate transfers of
considerable heft and importance. Among
these we notice the name of VIM. NETTLEToN
as concerned in the purchase of tract of forty
acres adjoining the city of Duluth, at $45 per
acre. There is much activity in real estate
operations.
Mr. FOSTER, the Editor seems to have vsi-
BILE hold upon life for time at least, having
Just laid in 25 pounds of Siskowit and lake
trout. The reason of so large a supply for an
Editors larder, is accounted for, IN the fact
that the investment only required a dollar of
circulating medium. AS this kind of pabu
lum is calculated to develop brain as well as
fibre and muscle, both the Editer and his pat
rons are congratulated. If the theory of the
brain growth is not fully established, we
wouldn't mind putting the thing to further
test if some of the Duluth readers of the 1elt-
graph, should see fit to send us good sized
boiler OF the Siskowit tribe.
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CHURCH MANUAL-There has just been is
sued from the press of the Telegraph job Office.
a manual-of 10 pages-of the First Presbyte-
rian Church of Ashtabula. From it may be
seen that this church was organized December
Z, 1921. 1t has had twelve pastors--the pre-.
sent one being Rev. j. N. MoGIFFERT, who
commenced his services with them in July
1866. The whole number of members since its
organization is 578; present number, 152.-
This indicates wholesome degree of prosperi-
ty, and the united and kindly feeling existing
between pastor and people, is an earnest of its
future welfare A more devoted, judicious and
faithful under shepherd has perhaps never
blest the church.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. following
deeds says the Reporter, were recorded in the
Ashtabula County Records for the week end
ing Saturday, June 10Th.
Elhu G. Strong and wife to Elizabeth Webb,
10-100 acre in Ashtabula, 500.
A. L. Murray and wife to same, 2s-l0O acre
in same, $75.
TT. Tourgee and wife to s. o. Stillman, 20
acres in Andover, $500.
]. II. Greenough and wife to W. & j. Shep-
ard acres In Denmark, $4OO.
A. G. Tibbits and wife TO VIM. d. Dearlove,
/ acre in Geneva, $3.50.
NJ L. Afford to Richard Phillips, 90 acres in
Geneva, $4,000.
l.. Curtiss and wife to Marcus Bostwick. 10
17-10O acres In Saybrook, $4,000.
Zenas Harthway to First Congregational
Church, - acres in Orwell, 800.
G. Holcomb and wife to James E. Clark, so
acres in New Lyme. ~, 400.
L. Allen and others TO Alvah b. Curtiss, 40
acres in Pierpont $1,000.
John Dick and wife to BENZ. Il. Butler, acre
in Kingsville, $40.
Mary !. Hammond to same, 46 acres in same
81, 900.
b. F. Butler and wife to John Wheaton, 461s
acres in same, $3,7OO
d. 4. and q. Green, to Inc. Ashtabula village
acres in Ashtabula, $500.
@. Martin and wife to Byron Carbit, 8 60-10O
acres in Saybrook, $500.
d. Faulkner and wife to Harvey Fits, So
100 acres in Cherry Valley, $2,5OO.
Luther L. Lee to Sylvester Wolcutt, 81 81
100 acres in Jefferson, 1914 80.
James M. Mills to ID. G. Tilden, II 1-6 acres
in Morgan, 81, 400.
B. Williams to Myron e. Scoville, = acres
in Austinburg $176.
L. B. Howard and wife to Lewis Colegrove
$50 acres in Monroe, $4,000. ,..r
W. Taylor and wife TO T. j. Taylor so acres
in Orwell, $500.
Peter Jayne and wife to Mary J. Andrus, &c
acres In Morgan, $3.50. --. t....
Asa Shepard and wife to Chauncy Dean, &c
acres in Monroe, $1,000. -..
wv. Grant and wife to Whitney Grant, IL
acres in COnneaut, 81 900.
Harmon p. Tuttle to j. and L. Mills, acre
in Austinburg $3.50, .... --~-
Menry Moses and wife to G. L. Clark, 81
acres in Sheffield 81 050.
Edward Sturtevant to r. Sturteyant 81 acres
in same, $1,000.
J.L. Wilcox and wife to W. NJ. Anderson
| "a acres in Geneva, $2,2lO.
VIM. d. JenningSand wife TO U. b, Haw
kins, go acres in Pierpont, $3,5OO.
CIV. Hopkins and wife to s. E. Furman, 2
acres in same, $276.
s. L. Furman to J. M. Rowland, acres In
same, $875.
A. g. Allen and wife to Samuel Furnace, 81
! 59'1O0 acres in Trumbull, $0OOo.
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ALMOST F1RE.-During the storm
of Saturday night the store of 4. A.
Keyes g. Co, Conneaut, in which is To-
Gated the Office of the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Telegraph company, came near be-
ing set on fire, says the Reporter, by the
passage of "a current of electricity from
the main to the ground wire, igniting a
number of bills pasted to the wall.
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Hoonand's German Tonic

"a combination Of al he ingredients Of hs BiHe-i,
tcih Santa Cruz Rum, Orange. etc. iS used
for Ue disedS>s e BieTs, in ch'Te
pure alcoholic SiHuuS is required You tou bear
mind that these rennedisS entirely different from
any others dduertisd for the Of e disedSes named,
hsse beikg scientific preparations NJ medicinal eItrdcs
white the oLhsr5 dec6etfOHs Of in
form. The TONIC s decidedly one Of tie most plea
sdnt and agreeable remedies offered 20 e public
Ia taste is ezquiste Ris pIeasure TO take Il rIe i
egirng, erhiidratin0, and medieIndl qualities hdrs
caused Il 10 be kn0tea az the gredtes Of al tORies.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-07-03

THE Depot Road is undergoing improve
ment New fences are going up, and a spa
cious and commodious width given to the
road Then Supervisor MERRrMAN is working
it, giving it the proper grades, putting in cul-
verts, &c, and soon this new avenue will be
included among the pleasant drives of the
village, and relieve Lake street of some of its
excessive trIyel.
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THE month Of June has sadly mistaken Its
mission, If it thinks to practice upon the aque-
Gus scale that marked Noah's day. Such fire.
quent torrents as have recently drenched the
earth can hardly be accounted for upon any
heretofore recognized hypothesis of the usu-
ally proper and prosperous month of June.
Corn, that has been langushing on account of
the delay of warm weather, now suffers from
surfeit of water, and grass and grain that
had fallen from the scythe, or from their own
weight, have grown no better for the beating
to which they have been subjected. The hope
is for a change under the popular but delusive
notion that the supply Is exhausted.
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Married.

In Cherry Valley. June 23d, by Rev l. Beach, Mr. +.
r. Mason Of Andover, 10 Miss Retta Ii. Chhord-
In Pierpont June 18TH by Rev. @. Josyn. Mr.. w. G.
Benjamin of Buffalo, N. T.. to Miss +. braymAh, oil
Pierpons. D,
Al the residence of Julius O. Huntington Ksq Paines
VILE on Thursday evening, the 2gth. by Rev. N. p
Bailey Mr. Lycurgas o. Marvin and Miss Alice Kno1on
both OF Andover. Ashtabula Co.
In Madison, June 10, by Elder W. A. Lilie, Mr Miner
H. Allen and Miss Louisa H. Turney, both Of Madison
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ap.rr,w,., .ur.,h nan r..,n,.,lr..

ALnri i.-0rry hsifs sre honosabie.-so We have read
and beard ron boybood days and yet no one man or
woman. SCENE 70 desire the honor of gray hairs Bald
ness, too "a the dread 0f an who are threatened that
way, and every effort Il resorted 70. 10 avoid M sew
ard Behisys Alisma for he Hair r. ssid 10 b. enp
tsl preventive Of either and that II the hair 10
healthy condition snd 10 fts original oolos
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young lady of Monnt Pleasant was soTely troubled
with Tape-worm. All advice and medicine faied to
help her. She had no rest. Thin, careworn and un
happy she looked the picture Of misery. At last she
concluded to try Brandredt's Pills In year she
took sevenytwo boxes They brought away, according
to her computation. over hundred yards of tape
worm. At length ali her bad symptoms left her she
slept and naturally and her health became fully
stored. 4tlOl5
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..Barrett,." q rnb.tItnte for Vic.

''BarrettB' a substitute Tor Wigs.
No IIUSBrG.-we do not wish to inform you reader,
that DIR. Wonderful any other man, has discovered
remedy that all diseases of mind, body estate
and Is designed to make sublunary sphere blisfu
paradise, to which heaven itself shall be but a side
show, but tce do irish 10 inform Ga DT. SI0es Ca
fdrrh Remedy has cured nousdHs Of cses II catGrr IN
as 'oorst orns and stages, and the proprietor will pay
500 for OF this loathsome disease he cannot cure
1t may be procured by mail for sixty cents by address
ing r. V. PIERCE, N. D., Buffalo, n. Y. For sale by
most druggists everywhere. 2wIoI7
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TENPERANcEA AND THE 4TH OF JULY.-There
will be Union Service at the Baptist Church
on Sunday Evening, July 4th, to consider the
question of the Religious effect of Temper
ance Movement on the Nation. Addresses will
be delivered by Col. D. F. DEWoLF and 9TH
ers. The churches are cordially invited to
unite in this service.
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The NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., of Cincin-
natl, have just issued a work of great value to
Farmers, Professional and Business Men, enti-
tied Laws of Business for all the States of the
Union, by Prof Parsons, Of Harvard Universi-
ty. The writer is acknowledged authority on
Law, and is the author of several Standard
Law Books. See adv. in another column
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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INsURANCE.-We might have called atten-
ton before to the advertisement of Messrs. G.
d. ROCKWELL & Son, of Kingsville. They are
ing large share of business, which they are
doing upon very favorable rates. The SQUIRE
is true carpet Dagger, and ubiquitous one
at that You can't go amiss of him anywhere
in the county, and 1t would seem as if little
was left by him for the non-advertising and
more easy going agents
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Cleveland Market.
WEDNESDAY, June 30, 1869.


FLoUR-Quiet and steady: City made xxx white
80 OO Xxx amber 81 T6GlS O0; Xxx red W I39L1 w;
red $6 on: Xxx spring 50 50 Country brands AA white
"a 5O6s 25 XX spring red 81 257 OO Xxx spring 50 %
as 50.
WHEAT-More active sales 1000 bu. 1000 bu. and 9
cars No red winter at 81 30 from stOre carr No.
do at 81 ~ from store; cars No Ohio spring at 81 ~
from store. '. r... ..... '.ft ...'.'.
CORN-Inactive; No. mixed held nominally at T4G
76e from store.
oATs-Dull: sale car No. State at 66c from store
LARD-GOod demand and firm; city-rsndered IN
tierces 7Oc cOusiry-rendeIed lShc.
SMOKED MEATS-CitY-eured meats In good de
mand hams l9c for eanvassed cured 19c for un
canvassed do dried beef 19hc canyassed, l9c nncan,
yassed; country meats In moderate demand at i'gloc
for hams.
BUTTER-The market is steady and unchangeo, ana AM
the demand fair Prime to choice yellow meeterh ne
serve at 2528c in hrkns; H2Sc for very choice DO IN
pails a. d tubs Central and Western soGsSc. lf Ia
CHEES Every quiet and easier Prime to choice
factory l%aDlbs dairy ll(DlSc.
EGGS Continue scarce and firm at 1sc for fresh re-
cepts in good condition.
BEANs-Iu moderate demand at 81 COCA so per bu
for good 70 strictly prime White, =.
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ASSISTANT ENeINEER.--In noticing the ap.
pontment of the new Chief Engineer, we
failed to speak of the second in command, A.
s. BoUKER, upon whom the election very
iudjciously fell
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Faded hair yields to "Barrett's."

IMPORTANT FAcT.-wc that persons Of strong con-
sttutions and young suffer for days with pains Of the
limbs loss Of appetite and fever, who suddenly get well
after choic followed by Shiny, bilious stools. The
lief produced by these excavations the original
guide tn the idea and practice of purgaon and which,
when enforced by Brandredth's Pills, always benefits.
usually cures ard often prevents disease, especially
Scarlet Fever and diseases OF similar character.
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House and Lot for Sale.

oTTUATED on the plank road just north of
the railroad station containing fourth of of land
comfortable house, and barn. and the lot well supplied
with fruit trees and upon the premises Is well Of good
water together with cistern altogether making COM
Portable and desirable residence. 1t will be sold ia
vorable and but portion Of the money required
to be paid down. FRANCIS SIMONET.
Ashtabula, Jan. "a, 1869. Gt10l7
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FoR sHxRTy.-The friends Of 8. A. BAUoHToH, Esq,
Of Conneaut request the announcement Of his
candidate for the once Of Sheriff subject 10 the action
Of the nominating convention.
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The stock Of negatives saved from the fire in
Albert's gallery have been sold to Mr.. F.
BLAKELEE, so that those who may be OF the
number will find Mr.. B. not only provided
but willing and able to multiply their pictures
M deaired
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-07-03

We neglected to say last week that the N.
Y North American Insurance Company had
a settlement with Mr.. A. ALBERT for his loss at
the Robertson fire, and paid him the sum of
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
BY JAMES REED.
TIVE Dollars Yesp invaribiy In Advance.
Local 81 Miscellaneous.
Blanks orAll kinds for sale at this once.

NoTIoR-A advertisement" should be on
the hook before 4P. M. Thursday, to appear
the came weeks paper, as this Is the latest
hour to which they can be delayed.
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Tue sARsAP1HuLA DIOeEhs oy YUcATAE.-This sin.
Ruar set Of people desceDded from the ancient AZ
tees Of southorn Mexico. and st retsIn of the
peculartes which Stevens and Prescott gave of their
ancestors. DR.. J. G. Aver Co., employ small army
Of them In digging sarsapsrilla root. Provided with
narrow spades coil Of rope, and bag Of water. they
are ready for the forest where the Wild banana furnishes
them with food and hiekeayed trees their only rhel.
ter Few Of those who hnd themselves rpuyenated by
this produ' know how much they indebted to the
toll Of these humble lsborerr, who dig health for thou
sands Of Dr. Ayers patrons, while sometimes they lose
their own.-BostOr Commercial 4viOis
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GREAT PoLIrrcAL REyoLUTIoN was accomplished by
the election OF Grant, and revolution OF immense
cal importance has been Effected by the general substi
tuition Of that pure aud harmless PREPARATION CHRIsTA
DoROs EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, for the deadly compound
of lead and birthstone OF which, according to the Jour
nal of Chemistry" and the Medical Gazette more
than thirty raricies have been foisted the public -
Chrstadoro's Dye is the only that HAS BEES ANA
LyzED and Professor Chiffon his signature
declares that IL Il perfectly wholesome.
CuEIsTADcEo's HAIR PREsEIvATItE a. Dressing
acts like charm the Hair after Dyeins Try 1t.
Sold by all Druggists. It 1915
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THE quantity Of water fallen Of late has sc
interfcrcd with the work upon the bridge
foundations as TO necessitate temporary
auspension.
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Ayers
Hair .Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
sciM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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The new and popular book can always be
found at Dicks He has now on his tables
The Gates Wide Open, Men Women and
Ghosts, Little Women, I'd part, Malborne, an
Old Port Romance, How Lisa Loved the King,
Old Town Folks, The Villa on the Rhine, and
Ethelyn's Mistake. ....... ..........
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-07-03

J. P. RoBERTsoN q SoN have got back into
their own quarters.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-07-03

Don't forget that Protection Hire Co. No. L.,
are to trip the light fantastic" this Friday
Evening, at Clarendon Hail. All are invited.
Also, the "Laks ErSs" have party at
Smiths Hall, on Saturday Evening.