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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-06-25

L. BREMER. Life, Letters and Posthumous Works
of Fredrika Bremen Edited by her sister, Charlotte
Bremen. Trans laed from the Swedish by Freda Mi
low. In one vol, crown Svo. Cloth, 81.
1--WE have quoted so much from this charming volume
that we have no room for further quotations, but it is
book to he AZ Erdn,iner, L0HdoH
The double biography is delightful, chiefly because
Il shows Fredrka in the bosom of her family, from ear
est childhood and be said to trace the history of
her mind '-Phadt6Lphta Press
2. THE OPEN POLAR SEA. Popular edition. By
Isaac l. Hayes, NJ. d. With nine illustrations on
EinS ESSd on dnd m1P yS Gi'h GGht SyG Cloth SS5
tions, drawn by barley, White and Others from DR..
Hayes sketches three full page charts twenty eight
on steel. 1 vol, svo. Price, Ss,T5 half calf SO.
What we have said Of Dr. Hayes book will, trust
is remarkable, and he well deserves TO be bracketed
London AMereun.
GIL BY Felix o. Q. barley. With Is full-paged and
a smaller illustrations on wood. A new edition with
three additional vgnetes, and printed on toned pa
81 morocco, $s.
Undoubtedly, Mr.. barley is the best drauphtsman I'm
the United States and Judging him by what he has here
DONE he can have no superior where His designs
of take these together with his own entirely
natural and unaffected description of what he saw
abroad, we know OF no similar production which we
should be willing to recommend so unreservedly."
Boston Courier.
l.. OLD ENGLAND; ; Its Scenery, Art and People,
vol, limo Price ST.
"This book has the advantage of conciselv and en-
phaticaly pointing out many comparatively neglected
objects of Interest nd sources of tim and neo
sure old England is lust the book for the departinp
traveller to PUT In his pocket TO refresh his memory and
make suggestive his our'-BosfOn Transc,ipt. Wv"
&, ITALIAN JOURNEYS By Willi,m ID Howors
author of Venetian Life vol crown syo price go
There is no writer of travels I'm our day so simnle
sincere ENJOYABLE and profitable ByooEj,,n Irnion
at il not so much what Mr.. Howell az what he
that gives his readers the sense when they have
charming ms norStiHe" Rostas sp1 Seeh lingering over
n. VENETIAN LIFE -. IncIrdino Cor,,,ouo,., s.o,.,
Ii,nrinoi 81 in,i,i 'nS N,iS NoimerclaI social
Ian, n Worens @ woi 1919 c ~, ne a '"Ge ny VIE
cloth, So ' ~
aft IA Vepico diroct,v ,,roso,,os A., A. .,.-.,
s,oanaJ IN ~ o' ,y p,esenteu 70 inc imagination
what the writer sees share HI ennt 20 AM npt we see
th r , IL % HE Jinotipns anu are made
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rhan any other establishment of the kind in the country
ur city. what ray, and would invite the puO-
lic in general to for themselves before buying else
where am making it an object for any one 10 give
me u call, and IL will pay them well for coming
argr stock sUcc from, WINCH large any in ANY
y. Having sixteen years cNpcricnccin IN busnrss ana
DNing all my stock direct from the manufacturers East
iid conducting my own business enables To sell
over than any competitor III the region. My work is
IB II always las been-thc best
also have hand large stock of Eastern work.
Shich sell very low amOn which will be fOGnd single
Uuhles, hed lounges, carpet and rep lounges.
spring Mattresses, at greatly reduced prices of my
own make.
Don't forget the place few doors south of Fisk, Sill
man ~ cos Flour and Feed Store.
Also particular attention paid to carpet laying, Curtain
md CrUhicu hanging, aii OF which will be done It'll
readiness and dispatch.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT !
Ashtabula Marble Works.

HE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens of AshtObua County that having
the Interest OfJ L. Reeves aud co.. In the Marble Bust
ness and having replenishcd with large stock of both
Marble and Sand Stone, II prepared to MI all orders for
Monuments, llodd Stones TOmbr, Vaults Curbiug ana
all Cemetery Work, Also Gaps aud Sllls, Water Table
Chimney Tops, &c, aud all kinds of Building Stone
Fhggng cut aud laiu down short notice. and as low
figures as any other establishment In the State. We
shall keep the hest of material, aud with good work
men can he found cannot be surpassed in our own
work for style aud hnsh. Please give call and
for yourselves shop Centre Street one door west
ofJ =, Robcrtsons shoe store, II. UDY. JH.
take pleasure In recommending Mr.. Udy to The peo
pie Of Ashtabua and especially those wantnu Crmetcry
work. Monuments SC and having engaged my scrviccs
would be pleased to all my old customers who are In
want Of work,-and many new ones Mt the old stand
Respectfully, otc,
Sept, 10, 1868. 026tf j. L,REEyEs.
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Homestead for Sale.

n BE Homestead OF the subscriber IL offered
for sale on yoFaoe terms, situated In the township Of
eaybrook, bali me easi OF the Postofice, the ~
Ridgs eOnsistin9 OF good frame Dwelling. Carriage
Bare 0rafnery aid other out buidinQs and Eve acres
of rood land. wei Stocked With fruit and good water
Is WI be gissc y asslrsa 90 one hsf q .hs pns
asy4soak, xSyef $50
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HoI1e9te@d
AND
u II II - Il NJ y II I o " .

n
1 HAVE compiled full, concise and
complete statement plainly printed. for the informa-
tion Of persons intending to take up Homestead or
Presumption, in this portion of the west, embracing
Iowa Dakota and Nebn-ka-and other sections, TEX.
plains how to proceed Ia secure 100 acres OF rich htm
Ing land for nothing ak months before you leave your
home, In this healthy climate, In short, II
tans Just such Instruction is needed by those intend
Ing to make home and fortune In the rich nndr Of the
west. will send one Of those printed guides to any
person sending me ~ CENTS. The information alone
which II gives Ia worth $5 anybody Men who came
here two and three years and took farm, to-
day independent.
70 YOUNG MEN
reaching from every direction to sioux city lows Six
railroads will he completed To this city within year.
One IL already In operation, connecting ~ with Chicas
20 gnd the u. 4. Railroad, and two mOHn will he com
buque and McGrcgor direct Three more will he com.
petcd within year connecting ~ direct with ~ Paul
Njnn. YnnktOn, Da., and Columbus Ncb,, ON L, i, H.
H. The Missouri River gives " the mountain irndr.-
Thus u will be seen that no section of country ohrr
such unprecedented advantages for burinc-s rpccuA
flon and making fortune For the country Is being
populated and towns and cities are being hGit almost
beyond belief Every man who takes u homestead now
will have railroad market ~ his own door Aud any
enterprHing young with small capital crtuh-
ush himself IN permanent and paying business " he
selects the right location aud the right branch of trade
Eighteen residence In the western country and
gent IN this country has made mo familiar with the
branches Of business and the best locations Of this
country. For 81 remltted to me. | will give truthful
and definite to all questions this subject de-
sired BY such persaHs Tell thom the best place 10 To-
and what business 10 oyecrowded and what branch
is neglected, Address DANIEL SCOTT,
lBOI 1881 g. c. Com, of Emigration,
lyi0oO sieuI City lows.
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TombeS Dc Brother

T0mbes Dc Brother
AREkseping the best assortment of Fruits
and Vegetables Of any house in the village, They are
nsw furnishing strawberries in any quantiIes desired.
Their stock Of general Groceries and provisions were
,.v.r nors complete You will find at their house
PLouR, PORK, BEANS, CORN, OATS, COD FISH,
uAeEnRK1, WHITE FISH, SALT, SUGARS Of
n grades. CRACKERS, LEMONS. SODA,
PICNIC and FARINA, TKAs, BLACK,
JAPAN, GUNPowDER, IMPERI.
AL, and YOUNG HYsoN
Their stock throughout is well calculated 10 meet the
tsmand for goods usually found In an establishment oi
tAis kind.
They assure the people that they will not be UNDER
SOLD by any house In the County
II any good. sold by them fail to give satisfaction,
they the purchaser to return the goods and re-
ceiVe back their money
This s one Of the oldest established houses in Ashta
hula and one that has always stood high for honesty
Rnd fair dealing.
GIVE THEM A CALL.
D. c. ToMBEs. J.B ToMBEs.
Ashtabula, o., June 10, 1869. 1y10io
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THE NEW LIGHT !
j. Q. CUbvER'S
REFINED PETROLEUM! !

SUPPLIES a Necessity, as well as
household luxury aud convcnitLcc. Ii has been
In use more than two years, and IL growing in
favor where ever used. IL makes the neatest, and
no smoke, no grease to soil garments, danger
from explosion in lamps, Goes not injure weak eyes,
without chimneys, can be burned in any lamp with the
trhlng expense of changing burners Is cheaper than
There portable light that required so little
work to keep II in order All who it will endorse
what we say.
To Whom may Concern:
This Is to certify that after using in my house the Pc
troleum Fluid and putting the same to the rigid
and thorough test. have no hesitation saying that
or Gas that | have used for fighting rooms, and
further say that he light produced by for brilancy
mend the TO all desiring light in which there il
safety and beauty combined.
We the undersigned ny concur IN the above state.
fluid. WV. WILLARD
S. MCINTYRE, JoHE FOWLER
S. s. FULLER, IL. nARRls, p. M.
Particular attention is called to his assortment OF
BRONZE STAND LAMPS,
CHANDELIERS, & CHAIN HARP LAMPS,
RON HARP and BRACKETS,
MARBLE, PORCELAIN and
GLASS STAND LAMPS.
GLOBES and GLOBE RINGS and SHADES,
ard everything pertaining to the Lamp trade.
People will save the price OF light in breakage ofchim.
neys, by using my Burners and Chimneys, the Ormnla
Pack Lamp is the best run about light In use In fact
we have the best assortment and are selling Lamps 10
rer cheaper than any house west Of Buffalo City
Also constantly hand the choicest selection ofnn
rohaoc0s and Cigars kept In this market
Also PIPES. POUCHES CIGAR HOLDERS, CI-
GAR CASES, TOBACCO BOXES, &C., &C., at the
sign of the three white lights.
have also on hand large assortment Of
CONFFCT CTIONERY.
J.C. CULvER.
AshtAl l. March TO- 1885, 1909
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NEVER HIGHER, but in most instances MUCH LOW.
FIR than they are sold in any other city East or West
SIS. FASSETT, General Agent for Ashtabua Co.
H. b. WARD. for Geneva and vicinity. 057
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DIED.

BARToN.-on the 10th instant ALICE BARTON,
aged II years.
Joseph Elyers0n, No. 437 Stevens street. Camden on
Tomorrow morning at $50 O'Clock.
BoYCE-MARTHA ANN BoYoE, daughter OF John
and Mary Boyce, aged 1S months.
THE friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock, from No. S41 Front street,
above Pine.
NEwBoLD.-on the morning of the 17th instant,
near Wrightstown, N, j., ALEXANDER NEWB0LD.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
MoRIK.-April 16, LOUIS MORN, aged IL years. a
member OF st. Peters Boys Choir from It's formation
Deeply lamented by his brother chorlsters.
Funeral at st. Peters Church, Third and Pine
streets, on Tuesday, the 10th instant, at O'Clock
p. M.
sHARPLEss.-lOn the 18th instant, at Chelten Hills,
near Philadelphia, HENRY II. @. SHARPLBss, in the
47th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral from the residence OF his
brotheT-in-laW, U. HpuD, No 70 81 West Penn
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FIFTH EDIT ION
---------
THE LATE s r NE WIS.
Aggravated Homicide in Cincinnati
The Great Ohio Fire.
Etc., ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc.
from THE STATE.
Tho Rain ma the Fre.Let.

READING, April 1S--Very heavy rains here
during the past thirty-six hours, and still
raining.
YOUNGSTOWN, April 1S-The Schuylkill is
over eleven feet high, and still rising. Rain
continues.
CoNsHoHooKEN, April 18.-The river has
risen twelve feet at this point, and still rising
MAUoH CHUNK, April 1S.-It has rained here
allnight and during the greater portion of to-
day. The Lehigh is much swollen. Fears are
entertained of freshet If the rain continues.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, April 18.-The rain has
been very heavy, but there are indications of
Stacking up this afternoon. The river is much
swollen, immense volumes of water coming
down.
LAMBERTvILLE Nj, April 1S.--The Delaware
has risen aoout six feet. Still raining.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIPPINCOTTS MAGAZINE
For NTay,

EOr Mays
WITH FULL.PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS
HUTsPUR OF HUMBLETHWAITR." PART l.
See "LTPPLN00TTS MAGAZINE" for Hay
MAY A POEM. BY GEORGE N. SEARS,
See "LLPPENCo7T'S MAGAZINE" for Nay
LANTIO. BY JUSTIN MoO ARTHY.
See "LIPPLSCoTT'S MAGAZINE" for May.
THE XIRGIEIA fITsTS T9URIST BY EDWARD A POL
See "LIPPZNOOTTS S MA GAzLNE" for May
NATHAE5ETL AITEA EJT HAWTHORNE. BY HENRY II.
See "LnPINcoTTS KAGAzlNE"f for Nay.
HOW FOUND MY FATE. BY MRS. W. A. THoMP.
See e"LLPPIHCOTT VA GAzINE" for Nay.
TEE GROSS IN LEGENp POETRY, AND ART. BY
MRS. MARY A. LLOYD.
See "LLPTYNC0TT'S ILA GAZINE" for Nay
ESGENTERIoTrY Gee Es AS PURSUIT. BY WALTER e.
See "LIPPLNCOTTs MAGAZINE" for Hay.
THE COMING WOMAN. BY MISS MARY p WELLS
See "LLPPLNCOTT'S HAGAzLNE"for May.
THE VICAR OF BULLHAMPTON (CONCLUDED)
BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE. ILLUSTRATED.
See ee"LLPPLNCOTT'S MA GAzLNE" for bay.
GUEsSES AND QUERIES. PARTI. BYN.S DODGE
See s"LLPFINCOTT'S MA AGAzLNE" for May.
EIHRAMONIA: A TALE. BY LOUISE S. DORR,
See e"LTPPfNCOT7'S MA GAzLNE" for Hay.
MARY: A POEM. BY ROSE TERRY.
See"LIPPINCO TT S MA GAZINEn for Eay
WIDOW BEDOTT IN PHILADELPHIA.
e"LLPPLNC0T7'SA MA GAZLNE"for May,
OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP.
See e"LLPPINCOTTnS Ma GAzINE" for M1y.
LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
See "LIPPZNCOTT'S MA GAzTNE" for May.
SUBSCRIPTION $500. SINGLE NUMBER, 35 cts.
PROSPECTUS. PREMIUM LIST, AND CLUB RATES
MAILED ON APPLICATION.
j. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
41smw9t Nos Ills and TIT MARKET Street. Phada.
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Square, Philadelphia on Tuesday, the 19tn instant
at ~ O'Clock. -
WRI0HT--OD the 10th instant FRANK p. WRIGHT
son OF Louisa s. and the late James A. Wright in the
18th year OF his age
The relatives and friends and those OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
vices, at the residence OF his mother, No. 1914 N
Eleventh street, on Tuesday evening at ~ O'Clock
Funeral on wednesday morning at O'Clock. To
proceed to Hartsville.
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II YOUR THROAT Is SORE, you annoyed by con.
slant Cough use promptly DIR. JSyne's ETpsctorant 1t
will relieve the air passages of all phlegm or mucus,
sllay inflammation, and give the diseased parts
chance to heal No safer remedy can be had for all
Coughs and Colds or any complaint of the Throat or
Lungs, and if taken in time short trial will its
efficacy. Sold everywhere.
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which has bees one of the leading difficulties
heretofore. With good substantial streets and
plenty of light upon them, Cape May will be-
come vastly more attractive in the future than
it has been in the past.
So much for generalites. Into the details of
the winters improvements 1 will enter in my
next. WAsHTENAw.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
ALurx Cannot Agree.

BosToN, April 1S.-The trial of Newcomb,
for burning a school house in Newton, resulted
in the disagreement of the jury, and the defen-
dant was discharged.
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CITY ITEMS.
SpRrNa OvERcoATs.

SPRING OvERooATs.
BETTER IN STYLE,
BETTER IN FIT
BETTER OUT,
BETTER MAKE,
than any Others ReddypGde IN he city, at prices from So
10 S2e
BENNETT a Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No 5l8 MARKET STREET.
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WANAMAKER a Browns BOYS SUITS, SO UP.
Wdndmaker d Broton's Gdribdids and BisTnarEs.
Wananlaker c6 BroUns BasinSss Suits, SO up.
Wdndfndker q Broion's ChesterfsldS.
WnndDdker Cf BTOionS NeD Style Walking Coats
Wdnamdker q BroloH's Dress Sacks.
WunaDlaker &c Bro1n'S Light Overcodts.
Wdnamaker d BrOcn'S Spring OUercoatS, So.
Wdnamaker 6 BroiCn's Black Suits, $17up
Wandmdker d BrOion's Melton Suits Sl6
Wandmaker 6 BrOton's Youths CheSteLfeldS.
WanamakST 6 Broon's Youths Metropolitan Sacks.
Wdnarnaker d Bro1n's Black Dress RInts, as mp.
TganamaLsr f BrOiCn's Black Dress Vest, So up.
Wandmdker d BrO'on's CieTggmens Suits
Wanamaker &c Br0l1n's SLt faced Chesterfelis.
VanaDaaker 6 Brown's Register Walking Goats.
Wdnamaker 6 Bro1n'S Iatetot Street Goats.
WoHdmdkeT f BrOtoi's Harris Cashmere Suits.
VdHdmdker q Broion's Rsi0 Style Boys JDcksts,
V1Danaker f BTot1,'s Blue Sack Goats, Si0Up.
Hdndmdher f Br0ton'S Epcry-ddH Funtg BB up.
WdaGmdker q Brol0i'S SfLh-miDed Suits.
Matchmaker q Broton'S Boys Dept, ErStGoor.
Wanamdker f BT0eS Custom Department. the largest IN
Philadelphia.
S III corner Sir.h and Market.
IS H. corner Sirth and Harltet.
s. r. corner Si1th and Market.
E3S- Odk Hall.
e@- OAK Hdll.
lE- OAK Hall.
rFy-CARp-Since last Fall we have secured the two
large lots adjoining and have erected upon them
building equal in size TO former building
making OAK HALL TWICE AS LARGE AS BE
pie who have customers. We invite all
customers with their neghbors and friends to pay us
arly visit to examine our mammoth buildings and to in
wv o'' WANAMAKER a BROWN,
OAK HALL
CLOTHING ESTA ABLLSHMENT,
Nos $50, 534, and $50 MARKE ET Street,
and Nos. l, 3, 8, T. 3, IL, and IL s. SIXTH Street.
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MARRNER.

RUpDACH-BRITToN.- Thursday the 14th in
stant at the Baptist Parsonage, No. 4O72 German
town avenue, by Rev. D. p. Eaches, Mr.. GEORGE w.
RuDDAcH, OF NorristowR Pa, TO Miss GGoRGIE
BKITTON OF this city.
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HAVING secured the services of the best workmen lw
are prepared despatch all orders entrusted to with
promptness satisfactorily those favoring
pets altered and put down, furniture reupholsered,
covered and vanished, bedding overhauled furniture
slips cut and fitted. ALBERTsoN o.,
No 1895 OHEsNUr Street.
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FROM THE WEST.
The Medina RIre.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 1S.-The loss by the
Medina, Ohio, fire is over 100000. Insurance
about $70, 600. The first boats from Buffalo
arrived yesterday belonging to the Union Steam
boat Company. But little Ice is reported.
Navigation may be considered open on Lake
Erie
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ST. JAMES HOTEL, BOSTON, MAssACHUsETTs.-Durin
the travelling season. il patrons will kindly inform
either by telegram letter. of their intended arrival
can be better prepared for their comfort.
In accordance with the reduction in the value of Roll
the transient board at the st. James is reduced to -Four
Dollars per day.
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stabbing ARRAY In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April lS.-W. h. Sears, private
watchman of the Cincinnati Commercial, was
stabbed and dangerously wounded in frent of
the Office last night by Jerry Lynch. A brother
of Lynch had been arrested on information
furnished by Sears. Lynch sought the latter
and struck him, when struggle ensued, ending
with inhicting probably mortal wound.
The murderer escaped, but was arrested at
Carthage this morning. Sears was recently on
the police force, and was q brave officer and
excellent man. The crime is one of most infa-
nous that has occurred here for months.
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FROM EUROPE.
The Latest ,luolnIIonn.

LIVERPOOL, April 1875 p M-Breadstufs 1rm.
Provisions quiet. Spirits OF Petroleum, Is. I'd
ship News.
SoUTHAhPToN, April 1s.-Arriyed steamship Hansa
from New York,
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PRopRIEroR ST. LANES ]

RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND BOOTS for Men, Women, and
Children be had at retail at the lowest prices
Goodyear's manufacture. old stand. No. sOs Ohssnut
atreet. lower aide.
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DRY FEET.-The most shectual way of guarding ones
health keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the use of India Rubber Ovsrshoes and the inoe
ment season upon would advise readers TO
buy but the best quality which only be had at
GooDYEARs Headquarters No 808 Oheanut street, south
side, Philadelphia,
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MORE NOVELTIES
FOR SPRING.
THE NEW STYLE VEST FOR
GENTLEMEN.
ENGLISH PANTALooNs,
new style
and an endless variety
of elegant Coatings.
full line of
BANNoCKBURNs for
SUITS.
ruAnru Cnnurg NJ QOA nhao
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1t Is SPLENDID Most of readers have probably
heard of the patent article manufactured from Irish
Moss, and known as SEA Moss FARINE, which Mr. Rand
distinguished practical chemist has recently intro
duced into the kitchens of America. Lebg with all his
recipes for concentrating the DEMONSTRATING clements Of
animal food, has done society great service.
He has been successful in extracting the nutritious mate
rial from meats, and condensing it into small compass
but he has given article that, like the Sea Moss
Farne will increase than onehra the quantity of
wholesome bread obtainable under ordinary circum-
from given quantity of flour We not prone
to place much confidence in discoveries, when
announced under the sanction of patent but tho tesi
mony in favor Of this cheap and simple preparation is
overwhelming, and has been SO entirely corroborated
by experience, that cannot and do not
hesitate to recommend it most emphatically to the
attention of every household desirous of combining
economy with tho enjoyment of luxurious and delicious
articles of food
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ANOTHER GIANT STRIDE has been made in chemical
science. PHALoN's VIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR, astonishing improvement all preparations
restoring the natural color of hair heretofore
known. II is pellucid cooling. lmpid inodorous, and
raing and has sediment. Sold by al druggists
and fancy goods dealers
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MR.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweler at No. s.
Second street. has Of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewsry and Sverware in the city
He has also hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold out below cost preparatory to removal Those
who purchase this store at the time certain
to get the worth of their money
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Singers FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash,
Balance in monthly instaments.
o. Il. DAVIS. No $40 Chestnut street.
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CHAREs STOKES, No. s2i Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-18

DODGERS 81 WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-18
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KeepInR Cool Early In the SeHson-A High
Wind and n Heavy Fall In the Mercury
Ftr,t Notes of the Winters WOrk-A General
IrnbenVaI, both on Land and Water-And
UJvrr- Other seaside Matters.