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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

l,IfEAL ESTATE. CHANGEs.--We heir of SOW
cral changes of real estate In the village. The
lot of CYRUS AVERY, opposite the old Fair
Ground, on the Nsrlhi Ridge, has been pur-
chased by Mrs, Ensign. and Messrs. Seymour,
Giddings & Co. are proposing to put up II good
dwelling upon it as soon as the snrfac. of the
ground will allow, The purchase price, VIC
learn, was some 81, 600. d
A lot on the northeast corseT of the old
Fair Ground, fiye rods front and running across
the field, has just been purchased by ELIHU
SrRoNe, of MeSsrS. .Tyler 4, Collins. for i'm,
provement and buildings. The consideration
was $500. W-"ai Il ur .hpra1b II y Is
The GEORGE SGOv rIIE place, ON The North
fidga. on tire bank VI the jamestown Branch
oi something like an acre OF land, with house
and blacksmithlshop, has been bought by
Messrs. Humphrey d Gary, for the sum Of
g., 800 r"''1tN +'+7' N
we hear OF considerable Building contcnl-
plated this sTsing. Besides these. and Others
heretofore lalladed to- Mr.. Horace DUNBAR
intends putting up frst-eIass house Upon his
vineyard plat on the North Ridge, nearly
opposite the residence of Roger Griswold, ESQ.
A number q dwellings OF nlore moderate tli.
nlensIons arc slesCly anderl way in various
parts of the village ifit Nere not for the
constant iteration OF ''hasd times,p and the
very palpable evidence afforded by lighlness
of our ewn and Others pockets, these marks
or activity and ihrif would lead 10 the con
cluson that we are in tlie eajoyinent Of at
least our usual prosperity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

BRrcE, ANIDoS & WAITE are putting them
selves in the best shape for taking advantage
Of The Spring Trade, Their supplies of Cloths
and Clothing, and their facilities for attending
to custom orders, entitle them to passing
Thought at least. nl -- -- ----
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

DAIRY Cows arc arriving in our county in
considerable numbers, especially in the towns
south of us, Common cows sell for $50 TO
Si5. The price of sheep has gone UP during
the last month from selling prices of 81 so to
So per hcad.-,SeatlneL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

Hospital, Cleveland, has been superseded 10y a
DIR. BLAIR, u citizen, we believe, of Cleveland,
What will be said when the fact becomes
known that this is not only change of physi-
clans, but it places the institution under the
patronage and auspices of different system
and school of medicine, as DIR. Blair is said TO
be II Homeopathic Our Allopathc friends
will not, VIC think, look upon such change
with any considerable degree of pleasure or
allowance
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

BUSINESS CnANGEs.--LAY goes out and ii.
III. Hall will move into his store. The store
now occupied by Mr.. Hall is taken by Mr. c.
+. SWIFT. TALCoTT rctircs from the restaurant
business and WM. NCTTALI. follows in with
his shoe store. The corner storc--vacatcd by
Nuttall-bccomcs the grocery of FRED. 5.
HENDRY DUCRo & Bro. have dissolved, by
the withdrawal of the Junior, and the business
will be conducted by JonN DucRo on his own
account. In the Hollow, W. W. SMITH runs
the grocery business established some time
since by HOLLIS IL SCovfLLE, and John i.
Leck rctircs from the same business, and the
building is occupied by Miss SUSIE LEEK as a
select school As We have before stated, both
our hotels are expected to change hantIs-the
Fisk TO be run by its owner, ALBERT FIELDS
while the landlord Of the Clarendon is yet to
he fixed upon. The millinery stores are re-
duccd TO three by the removal of Mrs. WEB
srER, Mrs. FULLER having taken her place
while Mrs. MERRIAM and Mrs. STREETER hold
their old places.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

FIRE IN JErFEnsoN.--0n Wednesday afler.
noon of last week tho dwelling of Mr.. Wn,
Robinson, in the east part Of this village, took
fire, and before any help came to the family
| the greater part of il was consumed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

Attention is c.,Ilcd to adv. of mules in new
adv. column IT, for patient endurance and
hard service the llhule has tiic advantage Of
the horse, as is generally admitted, purcha.
scr will not he long waited for .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

TINS ropidiiy with which Plantation Bitter, have b.
come household neccssiiy throughout the civilized
nations Is without parallel In the history the world
Over five million bottles sold In twelve Doniha
and the demand Is daily Increasing Rich and poor younv
and oldladcs. physicians aud elefs symenhnd that 1t
r'''es drsopne spirits lends strength 10 the system
'g"f to The mind aud II exhausted natures great re-
''"rsr u Is compounded Of the choicest roots aud
hcrO'' the celebrated CAlisnya or Peruvian Bark etc.
al preserved IN pure ST. CrOx Rum II Is add By All
respectable dealers in every town parish village and
hamlet through North aud South America Europe, and
all the Islands Of the Ocean.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03
Hollands German Biffers
Hocnand's German Tonic

1 combination Of all ne ingredients Of he BSters,
,oith PURE Sonia Cruz RaR, Or0R1s. eic Is as<i
for he disedssS he BsrS iH toh.r
pure alcoholic S'iRuuS required lou rcig bs0r
mind that these Teasaies entirely dfrrunt r'l,
any others 0drertfSsd Or he Of the dfsedses ndBsr
rse being scientific preparations ef medicinal erdats
vhiLe the Otherg decoctiORs of rum in
form The TONIC Is d,cid,dfy Of the BsoS. Jiod
sant and ogre,cbIs reacdies erer offered to ne ruLli.
s tdHe it e5quisite pleasure take Il trhiie ia
kI,7rin0, cIhiIdrdiin0 and nsdcInsl qualities haps
sassed IL 10 be LsOUa as He gredtea cf al sosseG
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

LAKE SHORE ROAD The alllsion made last
week to meeting of the committccof citizens
with the directors of the company, on tie &C.
casi,n of their recent annual election, appears
to have been all wrong. The committee were
not invited to be, and were not present. The
conversation with one of the committee upon
which our statement was made, had reference
to the first and only conference of the commit
tee and the officers of the company. No meet
ing having taken place, no new light has been
thrown upon the subject, except the fact, that
work ON the lower end of the road is in pro-
grcss-which, will it Is believed, insure the
construction of the whole line at no distant
day
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

The fellow who cAjiscl some sensation in
Conncput some tinro ago by indecent exposures
has been caught, and turns out TO be specta.
cle pcilsr., The, Regorer says he was allow
ed untiltlc next train to take. himself off.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

For thirty days only, Photograph Albums,
Oval and Moulding Frames at Cost. Pictures
for framing below cost. Old pictures copied,
enlarged and psInted alta. ALBERT's Gallery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

SrccEssFuL, because OF superior merit. Mrs. 5. A.
Aliens improved Oaetr sys Hair Restorer Dressing
Un one IotheJ Every Druggist sells it. Price, One
Dollar. 4tfOOf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

PREACHING AT SMfTH's HALL--ProE j. C.
ZAcnos, of Mcadyille, will preach at Smiths
Hall, on Sunday the 4th inst, morning and af,
tcrnoon at The usual hour Of service.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

SchcnclS,s PulmOnic SIru2.-Scaweed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills will Consumption, Liver Com
paint and Dyspepsia, if taken according TO the dircc-
tions They are u three bc taken the same time.
They cleanse the stomach relax the liver and put to
work; then the appetite becomes good the food di
gcsts and makes good hcod; the patient begins To
grow in flesh the diseased matter ripcns in the luugs,
and the patient Ougrows the disease and gets we'll
This il the only way To sure Consumption.
To these three medicines DIR. j. H. Scenck. of Pha
dclpa owes his unrlvacd success in the treatment OF
Pulmonary Consumption. The Pulmonary Srqp rpcns
the morbid matter in the lungs, nature throws IL ~ by
an easy cxpectoration, for wien the phlcn matter is
ripe slight cough will throw it off, and the patieLt has
rest aud the lungs begin to heal.
TO do this the Scawced Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used 10 cleanse the stomach and liver
so. that the Pnlaenic sirup and the food will make good
blood.
schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, rcmov-
ing all osrucons relax the duets Of the gall bladder
the bile freely and the liver is rcic, cd the
stools will show what ithci Pills can do nothing has
ever been invented, except ealomc-a deadly poison
which Is very dangerous to unless With sref care
that viii unlock the gall bladder and start the s-cretons
of the liver like srhcnck's Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complain, Is of the most prominent causes
! of Consumption.
schenck's scawecd Tonic Is gentle ssimnIani AMI
Alternative; and the alka in the Seaweed, which thi'
preparation Il made Of assists the stomach 10 thnr
"..,. s,r,n .nd q. /. ,sas snfo,,ood b,nd yi,hop
| n.,ner,,,,c,, "a. .,rs,;,,s IN o. s,omarb t
The or,ot reason wby physicians do not cure Con
=, ,sar ,rv ,n DO ,o,, much ,h.v oiye medi
a,,, -, s,ar ,,. .n,a,s % .,o, hin. IN .,,n n,,,b
swcats hectic fever, and by doing they derangc the
whole digestive powers locking up the sccretions, ant
~ H. ~, s,.a,.'t, 49,. 10 s,on
-. =, n's IN ~ - p,ora H. ca,,sc
, ~, ,,, ~, ''r ~. No one ca,
% %"u 'ney W., H.. ,,n,r,a,n, nr,nonsi.
"-,.]. Csa- I', ,,raa, ,,,Icss ,., uys, ~,
,,,''-aa, -, h.s,ss.. -
'U,'',' s"' ''e '' $50 ~ 49, :, - a., ,,,,., q,
DIE" A 1'.'as'', ',i,ha, ,,'nas.,a. .,.nes,o.
,,s,,.,, Nm, adnn.. ., ~. ,uD,.s ar
s 80 ,.aa,,,,',,,,r ~ cs, 5o1.,sn,, ~ 80,
mass OF iuuanlnHnon ana Hsl es.sSmg' ~ sae
that wasine, but Il is c whole body The stornac
and liver have lost thor power to make blood out
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

A. JUpeoS BARNETT, tho former Principal
of Kingsvie Academy, has been made the re-
cipientof service of giIvcr, by tht students
of the Lowvile Academy, of which he is prin-
cinoI ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

+" Ptows-Thost WHO by the Plow would
thrive, will not fall TO notice the offer made by
=. J. RICE to supply that very necdful article
ut reduced rate Sed a,lvdriiscnchf.l j.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

Caucus MEETING.-Thc Republican voters
OF the Township and Borough are requested
to assemble at Firemen's Hall, on Saturday
evening" the Sd inst, at IL O'clock, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for election
on the 9th inst both for town and borough
officers. BY order oil
TOwS COMMITTEE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

NELoCIpEDEs are becoming quite Il common
sight about our .stracts, and the mania for the
possession of one seems to be pretty general
among our young men. They are so simple
thing to make that several have been made
and many moic arc under way among our
mechanics.
NEW GoODs.-We notice an instalmcnt Of
new goods received by Mcssrs. SMITH & GIL
KEY.
ID. W. HASKELL is on his way east for his
spring stock, which he says is not to be stint
ed one. ~'I,
MORRISON informs us that his ticket has been
bought for his scmiannual jaunt, and that II
handsome stock will soon be on its way
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Died.
Announcements free: Commentator, xotiee.. half nat.

IN this Village. ntIc 2Sh inst Lncy A. wife Of r.
GddiBgs. aged q years mspth,
In 5hebed, on the ssth inst. Cecsa Consro agcu ia
In Fact Village on the 18th inst, surannah Swest.
aged a. years 5mOnfhs.
In Richmsnd March %. Mrs Ruth Ann Caldwell. vIt,
Of 1ioger Caldwell. aged 80 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

The cessbrated Star Corset and ihs French plain and
embroaered Corsets always hand Sogcther with all
goods Usually kept In fancy store. ,. MANsFIELD
breakfast Shawls, full assortment for Ladies and
Misses, at zLAxsPuaD's-
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"IIurrctt's" makes new hair.

AN Eminent Physician OF New York, in writing TO
the propretors Of lioback's Medicines. says:
II have examined the formula you Of Robarks =
Blood Pills, and am glad to notice that you do not Use
any mercury other mineral substance In their cumpO-
siIion. The prodophyln employed il. ia my opinion.
the best article that enters into the composition of a
hurtc pill and IL Of the valuable chOlagugue
chartics. operating mildly yet eectualy arOusing the
whole hillary and digestive apparatus They likewise
exert iavoiabc influence the cutaucous functions,
producing aud maintaining moisture Of the
skn They must act powerful Alternative and pro-
ducu lasting impressions upon the landular system and
-ccrctOry organs and produce cya1lations from the
bowels whom mercurials and other agents fail. Their
action upon the liver be specific. arou-ing the
secrctons aud producing free bilious cvacuations and
in chronic kcpic derangcmets with dyspepsia they
Invaluable.
Their range of application Is, perhaps exten-
Eiyc than any other caartc liver pill combining
they TO, the active principle of mandrake root and black
cOhosh in such eminent degree, and really de-
stable family medicine, which can be taken at all timer
by children, we'll adults, with the happicst
suits
Rohack's Blood Pills made both with and without
sugar coating and can be obtained OF ---, at -
cents per box. iti0l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

lnianbs Waists. choice silk Warp aud Shaker Elan
nes Sainsooks and Diaper Linens always on hand, at
MASsFIELD's,
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RAILROAD HIrcH.-The railroad fire is still
burning, says the fainesviIlc Telegraph; but
we find some OF our Oldest citizens are wholly
skeptcal on the subject of resuseitating the
old p, and H. road. They claim that It Is too
sick ever to be cured and they are beginning
to talk of calling public meeting to consider
the propriety of organizing another company,
obtaining new charter, and taking new
departure from Paincsville TO the nearest coal
fields in Trumbuff county. We heard an old
and experienced railroad euginser, who is per-
feetIy acquainted with the present status of the
p. and IL. road, declare, few days ago, that
nothing wauh be GlOrG with it,.
DAN RICE will soon make his tenth mntral
tour.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03
THE PETROLEUM FLUID!
A N Extract put up by r. F. DANFoRTH,

ventEcG !, hss been In use more than two years, md
h growing in favor where ever used. makes the
est and IN every respect, the hest light. No oensiye
Goes 0 'fsn kd"s syss
gives socr light than Kerosene, be used with
thing expense Of changing burners. II s cheaper than
any light, excpt daylight. 81 tl.-
what we say.
AGO TG%-a -S- ~ q
TO H10~ u may Coroe,m:
This to certify that used the Petroleum Fluid
IT nS sSr Sr Ss sq e wS pSt TS sR entire s Z
safe being regarded by me as non-explosiye.
Inspector Board Fire Underwriters for the City Of Bnr
IAN Of the opinion. contrary to my previous impress
tions that is exceedingly improbable, If atogcth
er impossible that any accident in the ordinary OF
could arise from the pexR1son q is yapor in can or
Prof Chem. & Dean Buffalo Med. Coll.
TO Whom IL may Concern:
This ~ 10 certify that after using III my house the Pc
troenm Fluid and putting the same the most rigid
Iconsder the same, safer and cheaper than ally Fluid
or sGas, that have used for lighting rooms and
and beauty and hsreiore essrfsiiy c"-
mend the same TO all desiring light IN which there il
f. q. GLEASON, Ashtabula. Ohio.
We theundersighed fniiy concur in the above state.
EsGs Fd by our own experience in using the Petroleum
rs: R&'ssEss SssEss H. irff R.as', asx'F" + M
Mr.. j. O. Culver Main Street owns the right 10 sell
the Petroleum Fluid in Ashabua County lie keeps u
large supply OF 1t on hand at all times, ut
Wholesale and Retail.
Particular attention is called to his assortment OF
BRONZE STAND LAMPS III
CHANDELIERS. & CHAIN HARP LAMPS,
.
IRON HARP and BRACKETS,
MARBLE. PORCELAIN and -.,
GLASS STAND LAMPS.
GLOBES and GLOBE RINGS and SHADES,
and everything pertaining to the Lamp trade.
People will the price of light in breakayc Of chin
neys, by using my Burners and Chmncys, the Ornua
have the best assortmen aud s,liily lamps 10
per cent cheaper than any house west of buffalo City.
sUro . -5.t. .sf "a, ara faJ
Also constantly hand the choicest selection of nAe
TOhaocps aud Cigars kept in this market l. y
Also PIPES, POUCHES, CIGAR HOLDERS, CT.
GAR CASES. TOBACCO BOXES, &C., &C., at the
sign OF the three white lights. .12lT
Ashtabula, March TO- 1868. 1909
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ID. X. CARTER.-In the Buffalo Express of
Tuesday last we find an account of alleged
misaoings Of one ID. G. Carter. from the To-
cation given of Mr., C.'s place of business, at
Chicago, we are confident that the initial G.
should be X, and that IL refers to our former
townsmans, ID. X. Carter, Esql 1t runs about
as follows: Mr.. G. advertised In the New York
Herald for nurse to take charge of little
girl, giving his address at No. @ Leroy place,
his boarding place. From the numerous appli-
cants he selected a handsome girl, sixteen or
seventeen years old, and she accompanied him
as far as Buffalo; but during the trip to the
latter city his conversation and advances were
of such Il nature us to cause apprehension in
her nlind that nv might not be right, when she
determined not to go any further-madc known
this state of things to some of the passengers,
and by them she was provided with return
ticket to her former home. As might be sup
posed, this would not be the last of It. The
matter got into the hands of the New York
police, C.'s room was searched, and IN it was
found trunk containing countcrfciters' tools.
From late Chicago papers We also learn that
Mr., Carter has been arrested. We give the
facts as We find them, and hope that they may
proyc falsc-RepOFfer
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nisorder or sI,e stomach aua R,xx.I.
|JN
4 liz SIOmACfi - The great centre which
influences the health disease u the systcIu-abused
dsbilitatc by eNcess-ndigestiOn offensive breath
and physical prO-tra lion the natural consequence
Allied TO the brain. IL T. the source Uf hcad1cher men
lal drprrssion herfOs complaints and unfefreshins
Ji-orde,s main. r., III. ail. a,c T Ro,s,I
By Co-yenesz DiarrlIua and Dyreniry The PRINCIPAL
action Of these Pill- i the stomach and the liver
lungs bOwelp aud kidneys participate In their rccper.
atIvc and reseneratiYe operation.
EfyStpeias ana salt hheum
vaent this continent 10 these the Ointment is e.
peciay ontaguni-tc its 'mous operandi' 4. FIRST TO
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure
bau Legs, Oiu sores ana ulcers.
c,s.s ,f r,,nv x,.,,.. s,and;,,, tia, h.x
iv r.,, ,J ~, ,ilj t s,x ,,hss rI ,,.
h. y ,;.6v ",,,, 81 -, a e., .,s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
nou.rfri ,,,,.,;,n, ~ ~ " = ~" "PP"'~O VI 'A'
F0"'''"' w.
EruptiOns on the Skin
-,
Arising from bad state 81 the blood OF chronic seases
are eadieaIt aud clear and transparent surface re
gained ny the restorative action OF this ointment.
srasser many Of the cosmetics aud other toilet Epp
ancrr IN ir power to dispe ases and other disbgure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

MIS- Alyan vhhgordcr Of Conneaui, sufIaca
ttd her child about four months old while ri
ding from the village to South Ridge.
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"IIarrett's'' removes dandrun.

MAoSoLtA WATEn.-superor 70 the best imported
German Cologne and rold at half the price. Iygs
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Speciat NOTICES.


mr. EatoR'r cordial, isno, rsly good Tor Nurs.
hg children, hut II IL the hest rcmcy FOR Dyscniery,
Darrhna aud dIasrdercd etato of tho bowels. Sold vt
hendry's Drug s,ptr, Ashtasuls,
bride A. BrIdsRr0ons, k,says Tor young mon on
The Interesting relation Y ldsgroom 20 Bride IN The
lnaututQl VI MarrlagA waldo ~ mntrlmpnal felcclty
and 9elpnfg ~ nal T. se.,ge sltJ cnysl-
TION, Box r., Phliadrlniiia Pa. r 1yG85.
A Coon MKpicrrr-Thgncxt best thing 10 a reliable
phyalcau In any community Il aROod medclnc aud 10
rinccye and fklifu ipraciltOper - n an invaluable
help oikhowh rancdy nd ID apply " n lhe Doctor 3
great hu spfts- ede from this his advice D. from rN.
bprisktutai nracticc and we are only expeHnenting
when lnlowtnQ A., Tho rahlc mgifclue W. lercfore,
the great hdf0tam no direct when 70 almlnfstyr u is
all the physician ~ required do. In Bucu, as pre-
pared bylry Helmbod. we hava, th~cfqfc Al thnt IL
needed Eyey bottle ofthe cxt!act has inl dlrecilons
FOR itspee II ieno qnack edcines bus cymes 70 the
patient With the recommendation Of some 81 The bright
est nteiects kuown 20 the science OF physics medi
cine bearing the unqualified Of sgch men
DIR PuYsfc. Prof. DEwBEs, DIT. ErttnAIN Mcdowell.
and Pvt TRAyEls OF the Royal College of Surgeons
cannot nail t And ita way 10 the confidence Of millions
of families Hcncethc weslh Of It's distinguished pre-
parer md Us necessity TO the family circle at all times
and seasons. See Advertisement elsewhere Cincinnati
Gazette - iy A5
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DEBIL TY.

DEBIL TX.
fhere 10 psedie'n, equoi 10 Hoofdnds 0eymas
% 1s:s t"re,. Ir a's'i a.. assdrtss, e T. s Wy:
sys(m, strengH'en u,e dpp~ie, eass
ndc 10 aigesi it, purify Tie blood, gre good, sotnd.
h,athy eompe<inrs, ersdie1i, NE yH1o hRge from ~
eye. inIrIt bloom 10 TIE ohese Gsa cLHRg6 e poscTS
fron s;.r't, GiLrd c,.0.l--S - n. 0Hd n-7,,Ss
iHrdiiA ia ,",. u. siaif s'as f,:ri aE5 I.T>an
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the BitfeTn or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medt.
zines. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or snna
OF ninety.
These Remedies are hs beIt
Blood Purifiers
euer knos5n and t0iH all dsedses Tesifng Jress
bad blood Keep youT a1S22 blood pure; /; ksSP yoAS
Liver ia order; keep 81 your digestive Or9dHs
Ia a s0sRd, healthy Eso0Hditto1l. by ths 49,
Of these Temedies z.kAzzzz.idnd diJsdS viu
eDer assdd yoH The beS, ns country reeCHmenS
neH- u years Of honest reputation 90 for anything
you psaa IN ReSe PTepqFsliaRS,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING, LADIES FuRs, &c.--rIEHcE
HALL infam tat they going to close out their
entire stock of Clothing, Cloths Hats and Caps, Fur
nishing Good-, &c. &C. between this and the Irt Of
February, 1SGa That they have leased store at Min
ncapos, Mimi, where they intend to in the
sans business. They offering full winter suits
all wool suits at $is the beet silk mixed suits
$i. and host of other varieties at lower figure
than before sold in this county.
They have also purchased about 5000 worth cf L..
dies and Gents Furs, Buffalo Robcs, &c to bc sold
prices They als~cr for sale three years lease
of the they occupy Lille Safe, show cases,
Large Mirror, and all the other fixtures per aiming 10
this line of trade, together with th4 good will Of their
customers Full particulars will be given in weeks
apcr but Hey o,,ll Heir all to-day ~ c,~ prices.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

"Barre,t'." excellent lair Re,tora,iye.