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Marriage and Maternity.

Miss anthony, In a late number OF
the RerOtUfi0a, says;
In a recent copy OF the RerOiiaiOn l
find a., extract from the New York
Medical Gazette, rehuking a practice
common among married women, and
demanding law fer its suppression.
Much as | deplore the horrible crime
of fchild-murder, earnestly as L desire
Its suppression, cannot believe with
the writer of the above mentioned ar
tiele, that such q law would have the
desired etieat, 1t seems to be only
peWiRg off the noxiOus weed while
the root remains. We want preven-
tion-not merely punishment, We
must reach the root of the evil and de-
stroy 1t. To my certain knowledge
the crime IS not confined to those
whose love of ease, amusement and
fashionable life leads them to desire
immunity from the cares of children;
but is prRetieel by those whose in
most souls revolt from the dreadful
deed, and in whose heart the mater
nal feeling is pure and undying. What,
then, has driven these women 10 COM
NIT such deed? This being answer
ed, L believe We shall have such an
insight into the matter as to be able
to, talk more clearly of a remedy.
Women are educated to think that
with their marriage their individual
ity ceases, Or is transferred to their
husbands. The wife has theneeforth
no right over her own body. This is
also the husbands belief, and upon
which he acts No matter what her
condition, physical or mental-no
matter how i'll prepared she may feel
herself for maternity-the demands OF
his passions must never be refused.
He thinks, or cares nothing for the
possible result of his qualification. II
It be that an immortal being, with all
its needs, physical, mental and moral,
shall come into the world to SIN, 10
suffer, to die, because of his few mo-
ments Of pleasure, what cares he? He
SAYS he is ready to provide for ms
children, therefore he feels himself a
kind father, worthy of honor and love.
That is, he is ready to provide Tor
them food and clothing by his self
denial. sound bodies, good tempers
and a happy ante-natal existence. He
Owes his wife wealth, leisure amp lux
IIrv. and is, therefore, devoted hus-
band, and she an undutiful, unlov-
ing wife if her feelings fail
to respond to him. Devoted
husband! Devoted to whats
to self-gratification at the expense of
the respect of his vile. know men
who call themselves Christians who
would insist that they are gentlemen,
who never insult any woman-but
their wives. They think it impossi-
bic that they can outrage them; they
never think that, even in wedlock,
there may be the very vilest prostitu-
ton; and If Christian women are
prostitutes to Christian husbands,
what can we expect but the sequence
infanticide? Women who are in the
last stages of consumption, who know
that their offspring must be puny, suf-
fering, neglected orphans, are stlll
compelled to submit to maternity
and, dying in childbirth, are Their
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Jews and Unitarians Mixed in New
England.

On Sunday last a number of promi-
nent Jews of this city, members of the
Constitution Grand Lodge of the Order
B'nal Birth, were at Providence, r.
l., to install the Haggai Lodge, No.
l32, q new subordinate lodge formed
in that city. Among these gentlemen
was also Mr.. NJ. Ellinger, Grand Sec
retary of the Grand Lodge. During
the day an incident occurred which is
more than merely remarkable, for 1t
tends to indicate that the prejudices
of 1900 years, which kept Christians
and Jews apart as foes, are fast melt
ing away. If that be the case the mil
lenium must surely be near at hand.
The incident is thus related by the
Jelrih Times of this city, of last Fri
day: "In the house where the lodge
met a society of UnitaFians and reli-
giOus dissenters 3let in another hall,
for the purpose of devotion and dis
cussion of religious questions. Dur
ing a recess a number of our CO.
religiOnists went to that meeting TO
listen to the views as expressed by
these liberal Christians. a desire was
generally expressed for Brother Ellin-
ger to enlighten these seekers after
truth as TO the sublime teRets and
principles Of Judaism. Permission
having been granted, he spoke enthu-
sIastiCally Of the mission Of Judaism,
its loftfness and subHmity, as the only
religion which harmOnizes intellect
and faith. His words were drank il
deeply by the audience, and every one
there shook him warmly by the hand
they even insisted on further lee
tgrc la the afternoon, when he spoke
hut very briefly"
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August Cotton is
arm: sales 1863 hales; upiands 3}Ac.
Wheat. NO. , spring, 81 53Gl 60.
Corn. second mixed, 81 y TO Is.
Flour s. 80 10 6 30. Whisky 81 y.
New amber Tennessee wheat 81 I13
IN SO. Rice and coffee quiet. Sugar
In fair request: Cuba, l1l@I2le.
Dry Goods.-PriHtiBg cloths heavy
a4ssfaelo Printed ealie0s inactive
Nr Snraq1le's. Pacific, Dernneps and
Merrfmac, at 13e. For Richmonds
and Americans l2c; and lfe Tor Ian
casters, Orientais and Amoskeagi buI
new STYLES of both the latter are DtaIlg
peddled as low as 10c. Delalnes are
in limited request at zoe. Lancaster
ginghams lie. Glasgow do I3se,
Bushel grain bags Of well known
makes like Amoskeag and Arkwright
A, being Acc, and Union 274c. Erigats
tapestry carpets 81 80 per yard.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, August 7.-Cotton
dali and nOminally unchanged; no
sales: receipts POP bales; exports 7Si
bales. Gold 34j. Sterling 49l. New
Vork sight par. Flour low GRADES
.issree: superfine, IS 60; Xxx is6 80;
Xxx sc 65I. Corn, white, 81. Oats
"a SfoGje. Bran 81. Hay, prime, S29
n s8l. Pork S35 90. Bacon shoulders
16c. sides I9Ifa20e. Lard, in tieTres,
19sfa 2Olc. Sugar firm common ll@
I2c; prime HOLE. Molasses dull
reboiied G5(S70c. Whisky 81 TO 10
Coffee, fair, I5@l5ic; prime lBt@ l6sc
CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI, August Flour, su'
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MARRIED.

HALL-DAVIS-O the morning of the 4th
inst, at the residence of the brides father
al Ripley, Miss, by the Rev. VIM. "A. Grey,
Mfr. ]. PEYrOS HAIL. of Norfolk. Va, 20 Miss
MEDoRA o. DAVIS, OF Ripley, Miss.
Norfolk CVa.l and Harrisburg PENN pa
t,ers plaase copy.
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The Montreal Nelgs SAYS: We un.
derstand an good authority that a secret
effort has lately been made on the part Qf
certain Fenian leaders ta iaduee the frank
and ME" OF that organization to again
venture upon a raid into Canada. A pOr-
ton Of them were % have been irst sent
inta tho country hy tWas and threes, and
meeting by appointment az certain points
in s0nie OF the larger towns OF Ontario, to
trv and do little In the way Of incendia-
risn and assassination, while formida-
lie armed foree crossed the border, The
whole man, We are infofmed, was made
known 10 Mr. Thornton, who at once
communicated with the dominion au-
thorities. We do not believe that there IL
muoh grouaa fgr anticipating smother
Fenisp 'raid, but ID Is gratifying to know
that tho plans of these lnisereapts are
known 70 orr QoyeTnment almost as soon
as they are laid
The North and South Alabama
Railroad is under contract TO be completed
frqIn Montgomery to Decatur early m
1871.
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Eleetioh hetui -Sei''e' s"'sl0''5
NASHVILLE, August The latest
additional returns indicate that
Senter's majority may reach 5000.
But few counties give majority for
Stokes. As far as heard iromthe Sen
ate stands, Conservatives rs, "a major
ity). Conservative Republicans 4, with
five districts TO hear from. In the
House Il stands, Conservatives 46, "a
Majority, Conservative Republicans
/, Stokes Republicans =
The Stokes organ suspended to-day.
The editor returns TO East Tennessee,
and viii continue the Onion Flag at
JoneSbOrO.
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Memphis and Little ROck Railroad


Turing my temporary absence from the
" city, Mr.. William w. Francis win act as
Agent Of Martin Walt Co. Any and all
transactions made for us by him viii be bind
ing. MARTIN WALT
Memphis, August 8, 1862 aug7
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Wednesday, August n, 1858,

CASH, at the Chamber OF Commerce,
Memphis, Tennessee. at II o'clock Am, all
the right, title and interest. legal and eQuita-
BILE, which belonged TO said several bankrupts
at the dates OF fling their respective petit
ttons in bankruptcy, In and 70 the fouowing
personal property, tO-Wtt: All the D1liS o. e1-
change, bonds, proTnissOry notes. securille1t
debts. demands, claims, accounts, books OF
accounts, chOseS in action, and all ano singus ~
lar the personal effects and assets o. s4i'i
bankrupts Of every kind and description.
TEENS OF SALE--Cash on delivery anQ
deposit OF 10 per cent. required on eaen tot Al
The Schedules and other evidences Of prop
cry 70 oe seen ~ my ol'sfsT vfT. Y. CIRODE.
e. Assignee, Etc
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Oh, there is a dreadful volume Of
heart-histOries that lie hidden in
almost every family in the landl IL
tells us of trust betrayed, of purity viO-
lated under sanction of law, of every
holy feeling outraged, and purest love
turned to fear and Ioathing. If the
moral feeling in the heart of woman
was not stronger than death itself, the
crimes we now chronicle against
them would be virtuOus compared
with the edepths of wickedaess and sin
into which they would be driven. But
God is stronger than man, and He
holds us true to our higher natures,
martyrs though we be. If, on the
other hand, women We're not 50 weak
and disgracefully submissive, they
would rise to the dignity of woman
hood, and throwing Off the degrading
touch, would say, g. am free. And
to God alone viii l unquestioningly
yield myself"
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husbands ever condemned? Oh, MOI
1t was only his right as a husband he
claimed, and if maternity or death
ensue, surely he could not be blamed
for that. He did not desire IL. The
usual tenor Of mems conduct i'm this
respect seems on q par with Henry
VIII, who, when asked il the life Of
his wife or child should be saved, as it
seemed needful that one should be
sacrificed, answered: so, the child,
by all means. Wives are easily OBJ
tanned.
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cATAwBA WINE.

- CASES Of YeatTnan 8 Graham's very
0O superior vintage ot lsso, lnst received
''ii'i '. - e s'-.~ H WEATHERBEE l
,vaa 81 Jefferson street,
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Corner Front and Union Streets

Where he viii continue TO offer flll stock OF
SfaDla and Fancy Groceries, Provisions,
Liquors. ETC., at the LOWEST MARKET RATES,
with improved facilities.
Has now on hand and to arrive:
3Q0 barrels FlOur-variOus brands:
IS casks Bacon Sides,
f5O tierces. half barrels and kegs Lard;
u boxes Breakfast Bacon;
50 barrels CoFnmeal;
80 barrels M0lasses;
Is5 barrels Yellow and Refined Sugar
800 boxes Soap, Starch and Candlesi
800 boxes Oysters, Sardines, Spices etc.i
$50 barrels Whisky, Brandy and en-
COffees, Teas, Wooden Ware bfoon..t anu
other articles too numerous 10 Hnentl0h.
a. ECK EEzLs X,
go fsor,,ar Front and Union streets.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE.

OIspsisss. to the Southwestern Pres. A,.ssla,oa-
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REMOVAL.

TVNHE undersigned herewith respectfully in
II forms his customers and the public gen.
orally, that he has removed his store TO the
eoIIali ndinrs hllldinn
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However soon the visions melt
Beyond these valley portals,
Once in Arcadia we have dwelt,
And piped to the immOrtals!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-19
NO. 1870.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

Which has all the appearance of FINE GOLD,
and is very handsome.
Prices OF Mems Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal. .......$ 500
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. 10 90
Beautiful octaSon-shapc case, fine finish. 10 %
Heavy American style. 49,. ........... 10 w
Onc-half size, engraved case. ...:::..... 10 O
Beautiful stem windcrs, nice size Watch. 70 W
Ladies' Watches, Hunting cnses.
Lowest price Watch ch.................S $50
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. 10 %
Extra fine, engraved and cnamclcd, very
handsome ............... ............ - w
Chains.
81 different styles OF Vest Chains, very
handsome, each. h.....................S w
81 different styles long Neck Chains, for
noics; ~ ~
Leontain Chains, to fastcn with brcastpin. 90
sleeve Buttons.
81 different styles, plain, black, cnamclcd,
engraved and with coral, per pair. SO TO
Shirt Studs, per sett ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Beautiful setts, Pin and Ear Rings, cnam
cled, with and without coral. ........ s 90
Children's sctts Pin and Ear Rings, en-
graved, cnamelcd, with and without
We S SaVe Iaiic; Watches, 1erybeauiiial
In 1S carat gold cases, warranted. .5 to 80
Genuine Scotch Pebble" Spectaclcs, 10
suit ull sights, In fine steel framcs.. 4 20
Spectacles; We deal largely IN the finest GOLD
AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, at
about one.third less than the usual rates. To
select, send for price list.
We can send any OF the above goods by Elk
press, TO be paid for on delivery.
c. Z. COLLINS & CO.,
COB Montgomery street, San Francisco.
fnfs-n I'm
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A new GOLD METAL.

THE GOLD METAL WATCHES e
l now being imported by c. Il. M
COLLINS tS CO., No. Geo Washington NAIL
yet made in the way OF an IMITATION GOLD
WATCH. They wear well, look WELL run
well, and keep good time. The Ladies' Watches
cost IS and $40 each; the gents cost SIS and
$40 each Chains, from SS to 80 each. The
public are cautioned against buying these
watches at high prices, us many arc sold for
genuine Gold Watches, at from 800 TO $50
each. Send direct to u.s. Can be sent by
express, TO be paid for on delivery.
C. L. COLLINS S CO.,
GO Washington street, San Francisco.
Where SIX WATCHES are ordered at one
time, we will send ONE EXTRA,
FREE OF CHARGE.
ap29-1m
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Dissolution Notice.

DUE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToF0RE
existinl, between the undersigned. In the
Inmber Business in Gold Hin, was dissolved
by mntnal consent, on the FIRST day OF April
1859, An persons owing the firm are respect
fally requested to settle the same, with either
OF ~, without delay; and all persons na',ns m
Sa,,,n ~ si,hcr ofus. W. A. MEREDITH.
y. LARlVIERE.
Gold Hill. April s3d, 1869.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
Save Your Money, Farmers

Great Reyoluiion in Grdm Griadin9 =!
No more going TO Min No More waiting for the Grist
No more Toll to pay!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
To ALL WHO ARE ABOUT TO

TO ALL WHO ARE ABOUT TO
es, 1uIItD, Plastic Slate Il what Won want Fire
r1nfpi fs IN Tie fullest scnso Frost cannot crack IL
=, MN, sinsnine or wntcr penetrate or dissolve
II", un, momcnt II l. applied Can be mt on NV
FORM from Hat, to operpendcular w P"' y" ny
One half cheaper than Shcct-Slatel
Soon hardcns, bear uninjured the ,vc,gh, n, =
man Jumping upon u. VIII supcrcedc i'm soningHtbat
Is so expensive and 80 rusfcd through; Iron Rnor
ing-that Is 80 costly, and often racks by IT, undue
weight the structure II covers Gutta. .Perchn,yhich
always leaks Tar and Gravelditto; shingIc Rooang@
yearly growing costly and is but finder TO every
stray spark, which at bcst Time win soon destroy
WIN. t. POTTER, INVENTOR.
HEARi HEAR! Solon Robinson President of "Tbc
Farmers Club New York, Agricultural Editor of tho
New YORK Ii7bHne, says among other good things he
Farmers" So N " '
Cncqpalcd as lining for cistcrns, as plaster for
smokc.hUuses and ovens f "
Superior to all Paints.
for the preservation Of wood from fire or rntcr Fave
gerng water tnnka fence posts to which II has been
applied will last indefinitely. Long known nnd tried by
tho inventor, although hut recently patented.
All orders inquiries in regard to PLASTIC 81 ATE
or Ashabua County. should he addressed TO -
BRYANT & DILLEY, Geneva Ohio
April T. lod6. Sj1
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IOcHts JV0I,tcd
TO SELL THE
Eminent Women of the Age,

w RITTEN BY MESSRS PARTON
! GREELEY, IICGINSON. HOPPIN, ABBOTT. WIN.
| TER, TILTON, Mrs. T.. q. S"ANTON, FANNY
FERN, GRACE GREENWOOD. Etc
An elegant octave volume o Gl9 pages. illustrated
with
FOURTEEN SUPERIOR STEEL ENGRAVINGS,
This volume comprises Il carefully pr pared sketches
written expressly for this book among whom MAR
uAHET FULLER, LYDIA MANIA CPI.D JENNY LINp
FLonENCE NIGHTINGALE. 1HE CaHY SIrTERs. Can
llNMILTOg. ELIZABETm BAREETT BRnwNtNa ANNA r.
DICHiSsOS. RIsT0HI. l,osA NcNHEUn. Mrs. II. H.
STOWE, CAMILLA ln'o mud llABunT q. IIosMER
The New York Ttijaao rpca<i q of the Publishers
says:
So thoroughly have they d. ne their work hat thcil
volume. mnnprr, type blnd -, cnpHving4. above MI
III the excellence of Its suhicJ matter goes far to re-
move the rcproach often lgcd against subscription
bOnks-OnY made to sell"
ing this bouk
one ulnnt in Sew Y rl sold i2j In one week.
Ono ug"nt in New ,iampshlre sold II IN five hours
one agent in MAE sachuSctt- sold 4 in " cnllr.
For descriptive circulars and sample engraving,
Address
$. VI. BELTS e CO.,
E'3 Hartford, Conn.
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Florence Sewing Maohina.

lie Subscriber laving taken the apen-
G OF this superior machine would notify the ladies OF
s region that she will supply any grade of machine
IRON WV upwards, according case and finish and Will
instruction as will enable the purchaser 10 run
u with facility and sntismetion 1hc n,crits ~ ,his
aohne arc equal NJ least TO the hest In use and for in.
Ecnuly and simplicity OF design and mechanism holds
..pD,hnt advaniAges over all otherp. Some OF these
"'V'''smHy DC briefly summed mp as follows;
ite simplicity and great range Of work ..t
and double knot 'io 'VVN' Nh y douDie lock
I inc reversible feed motion operated by simpIy turn
g & .nunb terew enabling the operator To- rt,n the
WORK TO the right or eft and convenIan.n ~ sie ~
ing the ends ofthe seams '''e0 VI seii' i"s'eh-
perfect finish and substantial manner in which the
wGr T9s Spdity of ts working and the quality of the
Its selfadjusting tension .. '..
THOSE about to purchase sewing will do ,cIi
20 call at the residence Of the Rubscrbcr and w. ~
Florence Machine before Investing In any oter 'o "
Ashtabula, July 90 1857. as,
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PIERCE & HALL Selling their stock TO G,
West.

We have leased Store in Minneapolis Mimi. where
we intend removing next Spring to start aRcw in our
present business And now offer for sale all Of
the benefit Of the ladies. large and choice stock Of
We offer $50 all Wool Suits from 10 to 20 dollars.
10 Ovcrcoats from to % dollars.
~ Wooden Shirts from t,50 to S250
IN Prs Socks cotton and Wooden from 15 to 80 cents
5000 Hats and Caps from 10 cts to dollars.
3. 0O0 yards Cloth from 40 cts to 80
~ Satnct Suits from 90 II dollars.
- Dress Goats from 10 To $l5.
~ Boys Suits from . $40.
100 Prs Pants from $50 to 49,
125 Wrappers from - cts TO dollars.
I y Prs Drawers from - cts to -
SU Fra Gloves from ~ cts to 50
Sl0 Fancy Ties from 10 to 60 cts
100 Prs SuspcndCrs from 30 to ~ cts.
1900 Boxes Collars from 10 to 30 cts,
Fine all Wool Cloth for one dollar Lcr yard Also q
variety Of Railroad Bags, Umbrellas, SILK Hats
pvcris. Knit Jackets. &c.
We will also manufacture Suits at greatly reduced
rates selling yOu Cloth and Trimming at Cost and Civ
ing you the benefit Of our profits labor This Is ro
sham offer made to sell goods hut bonafdr r0lr O ON
whole stock. prices will readily prove To NOn
Goods have already commenced selling fast and To get
GOOD choice You must come early.
We viii sell n years lease Of the store we mo-"
occupy. Lilies Safe large Show Cases. Mirror to-
,-ether with the good will Of tradr. All accounts
nnd notes due unpaid by The 1T nf February will be
put In the haI d. OF some attorney imr collection,
PIERCE & HALL.
Ashtabuln oct. TO- 1873. gS2tf
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~, T h ompson Quarry.

L Ills Quarry, situated at Thompson
Gcauga Comfy IL the and most convenient for
the citizens of Ahabuu and vicinity Of any other and
the quality Of t st0n" is superior for rmncsof texture
and durability Stone cut to any dimensions and for
any purpose dressed in the mort workmanlike manner
aud at short notice. Orders sulicifatcd. for Faggng
Steps. Wcll.Soncs, Undncrpinning Window and boo
Caps and Sills Coping nd water Tables. When the
travelling Is good partie may do their haulin. at
cOnsidcrabcsavin e. b. EDGERTON
Thompson, Dee. ~, 1861. 80
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EVERY FARMER HIS OWN MILLER,
Kinney's feed y 0rist mn !

ECONOMY OF MONEY AND TIME.
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THE GREAT
&ErTGART BITTERS!
SAFE BLOOD PURIFIER, !

N Splendid Tonic, Pleasant Beverage, "a Certain
cure and Preventive Of DiscaSrl
The Xlugar Biicrs are compounded from prcscrip-
lun of the celebrated Egyptian physician Dr. Chuuprus.
wh0 after years OF trial and experiment, discovered the
Ingnli Herb the most remarkable vegetable produc-
ton the earth perhaps has yicdcd-cerainly the
most effective liz the cure Of disease 1t, IN combination
with the other valuable prupcrus Of which the XnrAi
Btcrs is composed, VIII cure Dyspepsia, Fever aud
Aguu, Bilious Fever Collie, Colds, Bronchitis, Cumsump.
on IN its first stage, Faurncy, Nervous Debility Fe.
male Complain =, RnrupailHm, Dysentcry, Acute and
Chronic Darrhca Cholera MOrbus, Cholera, Typhoid
aud Typhus Fevos. SCrOfula Diseases of the Kidneys
linhitual Cusiivoncss, sc.
In the prevention and euro Of the above diseases
has mover been known to ia thousands of our
prominent citizens throughout all parts of the country
will testify Let the afflicted send for circular contain
Ing testimonials and certificates of those who have been
cured after their cases have been pronounced hopeless
by our best physicians.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT !
Ashtabula Marble Works.

Il HE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens of Ashuhun County, that having purchased
the interest ufJ. L. Reeves and CO.. IN the Marble Busi
ness and having rcplr-hcd with large stock of buih
Marble and Sand Stone II prepared 10 h all orders fOI
Monuments. Head Stones TOmbs, Vaults, Curbing and
all Cemetery Work. also, Caps and SS, Water Table.
Chimney Tops, Nc, and nll kinds of building Stone
fhgsing cut aud al. down ON short notice. aud as low
hgllrcs ~ amy other establishment IN the State. We
shall keep the best Of material, aud with good work.
men can he found, cannot br surpassed in our avn
work for style and finish. Plclsc give call aud scr
for yourselves shop on Centre Street. door west
of j. =. RobcrsOns Shoe store H. rDY, JR
take pleasure IN recommending Mr. Udy to the pco.
pie Of AshlHhun aud rsprClay-IhOgc wanting Cemetery
work. Monuments sc, and having engaged nv services
would he pltnscd to see all my old customers who are In
want of work,--and many new ones NJ the old stand.
Respectfully. etc..
Sept 10, 1NS O!G,T j. L.REEVES
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

All 10 he sold between this and The 1st OF
February 1862 for CASH, at and lolow cost
prices.