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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25
TO THE PUBLIC !
GREAT BARGAINS
AT THE
MERCHANT TAILORING
Establishment.

1HE undersigned have just received from the
i Eastern markets one of the LARGEST,
CHEAPEST and BEST STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought to tnis market.
The Stock consists in part of superior French
and English Cloths Of all colors, Casimeres and
Vestlngs, Cottonades, Cords. Tweeds, Spanish
and other Linen, &C., which they will sell by
the yard or make up to order: They also 10
yite attention 10 their Stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
A FINE AND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FASHIONABLE HATS,
NOTIONS, and Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties,
Suspenders, Handke rchiefs, &c., which they
will sell cheap for cash.
All Goods purchased elsewhere will be cut
and manufactured lo order at short notice and
fiji guaranteed.
We are also agents for the celebrated No.
Family Empire Sewing Machines.
S. p. HUMRICKHOUSE
JAS. s. RGHTSTINE.
Shepherdstown, April 80, 1870. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25
who Has House to Paint
READY-.M.ADE COLORS,

Known US .Railroad' ColOrs. Guaranteed 10
he more economical, more durable and more
con vrnient than any Paint ever before offered;
A book entitled "Pain talk with ffac'ica
Painters" with samples. sent free by man on
.nnIication. MASURY & WHiToN'
Globe While Lead and Color Works.
III Fulton Street. New YORK.
Bev.re Of limitations. Established 1883.
April i6
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25
MONEY CANNOT BUY IT,
FOR SIGHT is PRICELESS.


J.E. SPENCER & CO., NEW YORK,
Which are now offered to the public, are pro-
nounced by all the celebrated Opticians oil the
World, to be the
MOST PERFECT
Natural, Artificial help TO the human eye ever
known.
They are ground under their own supervision
from minute Crystal Pebbles. melted together,
and derives their name "Diamord," on account
Of their hardness and brilliancy.
THE SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE
On which they are constructed brings the core
or centre Of the lens directly in front Of the
eve. producing q clear and distinct vision, as
in the natural, he ealthy sight, and preventing all
unpleasant sensations, snch as glimmering and
waveripg Of sight. dizziness, &C., peculiar to
all others in use.
THEY ARE MOUNTED IN THE FINEST
MANNER,
Iu frames Of the best quality OF all materials
used for that purpose. .--....,, o.
THEIR FINISH HANDDURABILITY CAN
NOT BE SURPASSED.
CAUTION.-.Non genuine unless bearing
their trade. mark, stamped on every frame.
GEO. d. KELLER,
Matchmaker and Jeweler, Sole Agent for
Washington County, No. II, West Washing
ton Street, Hsserslown, from whom only they
can be Obtained. ma! 20"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25
TO FARMERS =!

The CHAMPION
MOWER AND REAPER,
as Harvesting Machine. offer 10 you as
the highest draft. best made. most con-
uenient and durable machine in The
Uorld. 1t operates successfully in all
kinds Of grass and grain under the most
difficult circumstances. Two perfect ma
chimes combined in one. The entire frame
OF The combined machinery is wrought
iron. A.JANNEY. Bg't, F.
Mas.insburg. W. Va,
for Berkeley county and the Northern
half Of Jefferson county.
may 81 7~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
NEW YORKER.

SELF RAKlNG REAPER AND NOW FIR.
THIS Machine is one of the best in use. 1t
/ is under complete control of the driver
who can by simple pressure OF ihe foot make
the sheaf any desired SIZE. This Machine has
no side traught, If can be raised and lowered
wheh in motion. With a pair of horses you
can cut from twelve to eighteen acres grain per
dav Call and examine the New Yorker be-
fore purchasing. ~
RErERENcEs.-Wm. B. Daniels, John W..
Tayler, Adam Link. Washington Banks, Eman-
ue Staey and many others.
X. l.. WYSO.NG s. CO., Agents,
Duffields Depot.
May IA, 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25
MEMORIAL POEM.

Here rest, the named aud nameless.
They who fought with spirits ismeless,
Tough, and bled and died to conquer Free
dom Tor their cherished land
Meeting. when in life. the rattle
or the dreadful, murj rous battle.
With a courage and devotion unsurpass'd
BY Spartan band.
Here reposes some dear bro,her-
Here HE hope Of some fond mother
Here g husband and IA sIlIer-alj are
resting side BY side.
And they'll never more awaken,
Though by warning hosts be shaken
All The land, and waves OF carnage roll and
surge with bloody tide.
Better iis their wsrlsre's over
Better tbs Ihey're meath The cover
That our mother earth SO kindly over all
her children throws,
Than 10 feel The drsolalion.
Hate. and utter degradation
Hesp'd upon surviving comrades by their
unrelepting foes.
Vsinly gave they OF the measure
Given them, that priceless treasure,
LIFE. the graDdesI, noblesI of ring on
ones sllsr-and aid down;
Sad il is this rich lIbalion.
Pour'd ON, for their cherish'd nation
+ Now SO pros,rate-could not save her
from the scourge and lhorny crown.
God defend her in this hour
God defend her from The power
That Is levellng lis batteries Of hate a.
gsnsI her form
Though at ev'ry pore she's bleeding.
Yet no humble, spaniel pleading
Issues from her lips for shelter in this
awful midnight storm !
He-e they rest. where no deniss
Fill their hesr,s with shsrpe., ,risls-
Where the trumpet calls ale silent, and
where banners never wave
In blvousc unbroken,
" here commands are never spoken.
Nor where weary pickets nightly guard
the slumbers OF the brave.
Up from sorrows lount are yelling
Thrilling me 'ries hs, are telling
How they parted with homes loved ones,
whom they never met sgsin-
How they valid their sunny regions
With their breasts and drove The leg ions
Ofoppression back, ere falling mid the
war storms lelden rain.
Turl'd forever is their banner
Which they rais' d 10 shield their manor,
Which in triumph of they planted on The
heights all csnnon.crownd;
Never, though, shall fade the glory
Tha, sdorns its brief, sad story.
While is b, AID tie Shenandoah and Polo
macs music sound.
Here, then, where they rest so lowly.
With purpose pure and holy
And to cheer The lonely stricken hearts
from whence all hope has fed,
Sadly gathers gentle womsh-
Who is more divine Than human
In her lnve.-,o scatter meDy blossoms
Ger these gsllan, dead !
Southern mothers, cease your weeping;
Strangers hands protect your sleeping
ChilJren's far. off resting places, shielding
them from rude decay;
Though we cannot heal your sorrow,
You may consolation borrow
ION the irsgrsn, floral tribute carpe,ing
your dead TO day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25
ZITTLE'S
HUNDRED YEAR
ALMANACk.

lnHlS Almsnack is governed by lhe
K Planets which rule the seasons, and
gives the seasons ior each year and month
Cor hundred years hence. 1t is the on
ly English edition ever Published-'rans.
lated Irom .he original German. 1t is
very valuable for The isrmer' informing
him when to plough and SOW his gram.
The book contains 80 pages. |! also
contains several hundred valuable Recipes
of different kinds, for the farmer and
housekeeper, either one OF which Is worth
more than double The price Of The book.
THIS book is worth $500 10 any farmer
or family. II will no! be laid aside hen
once read as other books are as useless
but will be valuable for future ages.
Price SO cents per copy. Address
JOHN ii. ZiTTLE,
Publisher.
feb 5 pherdstown. w. Va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA. SATU

@The following Poem was read at The
late Memorial Celebration. al Frederick
Ciy, Nd. Ilwss wriilen by Mr.. John
o. Crown, palve OF Smiibsbure, Wssh-
ington County, Md, printer and gal
Ian, Confederate soldier. Mr.. e. is Fore
man in the Frederick Citizen office, and
received HE frs, instructions IN the "srt
preservsiiye OF all arts" 10 our office IN
Snrthsburg, in the year 1852, be then
being but 10 years old He is a self
made young man Of considerable islent,
and we are glad 10 chronicle The fact, snd
congratulate him for his excellent Poem
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25
DR.. RICORD & CO.,
BALTIMORE, MD.

nR. J. E. RICORD & CO., I4l Fayette ST.,
IL below Howard, has devoted thirty years 10
the especial treatment of Nervous Debility,
Organic Weakness, Spermatorrheo. Loss Of
Sexual Power, Emissions Of Semen by night or
day. or in the Urine; Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Hernia, Female Weaknesses, and
e.pecially those Diseases arising from Impru-
dence of Young Men. Gonorrhea or Gleet Of
a wears standing, where injections and the or
dinary treatment has failed, cured in eight
days by local remedy. Syphilis, the last
yes,age, ersdicated by neutralizer, discove-
nv. and preparation of our own, and which
has gained US such world wide reputation.
A cure guaranteed in all cases.
None of our medicines sold BY the bottle or
package.
April %, 1870. E
HINE article OF Honey Soap. only 10
CTS cake. al Billings Drug Store.
Two wan, a nice cool Straw Hat, drop
in at LickIider's
msy7 Cheap Hat Store.
n LARGE Stock Of Boots and Shoes
n for Ladies, Misses. Meas and Boys
wear, al l.. L:ckiider's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25

Southern mothers, cease your weeping;
Strangers hands protect your sleeping
ChilJren's far.of resting places, shielding
them from rude decay;
Though we cannot heal your sorrow,
You may consolation burow
F on the lrsgrsn, floral tribute cafpsting
your dead TO day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
conneau, Item.-From the Reporter

THE schooner Elm City sprung a leak while
lying ut her dock in this port, on Sunday
morning and came near filling before the leak
could be calked. She was partially loaded
with lumber which was shifted in such a way
as to raise the leak above water, which was
soon stopped.
MARINE DIsAsTER.--Captain Baldwin of
the Bark Vanderbilt reports passing on the
l4th, Oft this place a schooner at anchor ia
the middle Of the lake. Her fore and main
topmasts and head gear were all gone. The
distressed vessel is supposed to be the Joseph
Cochrane, from the description, and from the
fact that she was considerably over due to
Toledo. i
tB-Mr E. NJ. Curtiss, overseer OF the In
Urinary, was awarded a number Of premiums
upon the most important articles entered at
the county fair last week He took the premi.
um for best firm team, best wheat, best garden
vegetables and indeed on most farm producta
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
From the gainesville TeIsgrGt6.
Let us Have Peace.

We cn1y fse following from the Ashtabula
Telegraph Of last week
DENENTED-A rcsiSep1 Of Paiprsyirle bv
the Eane of JeBNgog, having caught the rail.
road fever that has been agitGting. ts such a
fearful extent, the people Of that burg of date
had, rs we learn from tbr 7eiegrnDh. made AZ
engagements for big railroad meeting in the
Park on v Weahcsday evening" hui on Fridsp
he WIS taken 80 the asylum at Eewburg-tbe
meeting quashed aud the building or the
Chnrdon road again Indefinitely postponed.
We RiglD reply in a similar sTiEi-but in
truth, friend Reed of the TSlggraiA, we have
p0ae but the best wishes tswird the prospcri-
tY Of your town. gainesville, il is true wants
and needs railroad TO the cos frlds-sO
docs Ashtabula. We haze beeR trying h.
have me built 80 has Asbtabuia. We tried
the Panesyiilc anf Hndson-it was failure
You tried one I've do not remember is name)
with the Lake Shore to help-and that was
failure too, or rather the Lake Shore ''sduelcl-
ed it. Sc we are thus far even. Ii the people
of Ashtabula oeRae forward and build them.
selves railroad, we shall not bcgrudge them
their prosperity. If the people of PhResville
do the same, il will Se the wisest move and
best investment they ever made Asktabula
people think their town the best point, and
their has'ber as gSa& M Our-yhilc Painesyilie
thinks her location just right, and our harbOr
he btst on the SOuiheFp shore of Lakp ETir.
Let our neighbor, Ashtabula, 90 ahead and
build her road If she can. WeshaH rejoice in
her prOspcrity-aDd If you give us an invita-
ti0n, we will throw mp our hat and be a pass
tnger on tse first train over the road when
completed. Paincsville expects to have
road-ihere is no reason why We should not
hut at the same time we ;ve no dog in the
mangcr. Let us have peace, and railroads il
we can.
We reciprocate heartily the kindly spirit
and temper of our contemporary, and have no
intention to, or apprehension of, disturbing
sach good feeling by good natured joke
aimed at the contrast of rampant and iost-
ling confidence, shown by I,r contemporary, a
short time since, with the meek and quiet
men of the present Though the Paincsville
Telegraph INDUCED in some pretty strong and
earnest declarations about Ashtabula harbor,
a1itfae wliile ago, we never thought then any
more than now, of disturbing the peace or
kindly relations between us. Friend telegraph
we are now considerbly flushed with hope and
confidence, and if we indulge in little hiar-
ity, ghRe you seem to be suffering upon the
confines of the dumps, don't be afraid that we
mean 10 disturb you-very much. Without
reserve, then, we join you in the invocation
"let us have peacel"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

A SQUIRREL MATCH has been made up Of
tne nimrods of Ashtabula, 10 come of on the
2Gth-from one o'clock A. NJ, to shutdown. As
these occasions are the provocation of a deal
of fun and happiness TO all but the squirrels
and other scheduled game, we expect there
will be high old time, and regular Sedan
slaughter of quads and feathered bpes. We
should not mind having hand in in picking
the bones OF some of that kind that are put
down in the count al 100, or II such streak
of luck should be beyond reach, n compro-
mise could be effected upon brace of par
tridges The Col, will see TO this after the
first law of nature has been duly observed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

ATEAM attached to an open wagon, be.
1OhgiEg 10 Mr.. HsENKy MUNsEL, of Plymouth,
started from the front of Wiliamsen's Har-
ness Shop on Thursday afternoon of last
week, crossed the street and turned shert
corner between MANSFIELD and MERRIAM's
Store aad The Fisk House sign post, turned up
toward the door of that establishment smash
ing several chairs. One Of Ghe horses here
fell, bringing ohe pole to the ground, but
gathered and righted as the poae drove along
upon the ground. They then sheared and
took the side walk in front of E, H. FITcus
Office, aud cleared themselves in front of
KEITH & SHELDoN's Store, forcing the pole
between the legs of L. W. SMzras horse that
was there hilched, striking the carriage and
forcing it a few inches into the street without
much damage, making up the side walk to
Center street, where they again crossed over
and were stopped. The whole thing was
cleverly done, with but little damage to them
selves or any one else.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
Died.
Announcements free; commend..OrY Notices. half rat.


IL Jacksonville Fla, the let inst, Mrs ELIzABErH
b. AVERY, wife Of Rev, Henry Avery, late OF Rock
Creek, la this c0unty, -
In Anstinburg, Sept ist, LUcr, daughter Of Prof T.
Tuckerman, aged years
In Rice, sandusky Co., o. Mrs. N. DUrTeN, aged SO
years
In Cherry Valley, Sept, 1sh SAMUEL cBmDs, aged 81
years.
On Thursday Sept alst, after shor illness, Fred G.
of Mason BAKER.
In Madison, sept Sd, HEEag A. RoE aged 40 years
In Cory Pa, the 18th inst EDA Lorraine daughter
Of John aAd Aunie Mhitmore, aged years.
In Mlfor |. SewoEd County, Nebraska. Of foyer, on
the 9th inst, Wh r. SEYMOUR OF Plymouth in his 5ith
year. -afnnH f1F
On the 18th. on East Harbor Avenue, twin infant
eon Of JosEfH SMoREF.
On the 18th, IN this village, NEDDIE, infant Of
Edgar Hall.
At the house Of John Perew, East Ashtabuls, J. B.
HoLBhooK, Esq, aged 50 years.
In Kelloggsville, Sept. 18th, GRRTTE, twin infant
daughter Of Charles and Laurie Hawkins.
In Kelloggsville, Sept. sth- NANCY, wife Of Vim.
Topper, aged 20 years.
In conncant sep, 9Th, KATIE l., Daughter Of Afahs
and Alyira Tho;ApsoI, eyed year,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

Mr. TELEGRAPH-Permit me throu Oh y0rp-
paper TO say word in behalf of the mechan-
les of Ashtabula. 1t is well known that there
Is among Ms an association called the Farmers
and Mechanics Association, but it appears
from the reading OF the dist of Yreniems Offer
ell for the forthcoming exhibition, that the
mechanics have no voice in the matter what
ever; or in other words, they have no rights
which the farmer is bound to respect Fsr in.
stance, here is A. and B. the first farmer. the
latter mechanic. They both pay dollar for
the privilege Of exhibiting any article they
may choose. A. enters half vn acre of pota-
toes, or calf; b. enters horse power, or a
threshiug machine. They both are awarded
the first premium and B. receives diploma,
the same as school boy foi good behavior,
costing, perhaps, Il few cents, whilst A. receives
the dollar that B. paid Tor his entrance. The
list OF premiums begins on the cash system.
and so continues until you arrive at Glass No.
AAlll-which is the mechanics Cliss First.
wheat drill, diploma, and the next diploma.
and so on. from Alpha to Omega from begin
ing to end. But why discriminate between
the male and female mechanics? Is an en-
broidercd night dress, skirt, &c, of more CON
sequence than plow, drill or cradle? Ia grain
cradle ef coursc.) Now, Mr.. EDITOR, speak
ing after the manner of men, l censider this
as unfair and unjust to the mechanics of Ash
tabula county. Why not place the farmers
and mechanics on AN even scale? Do so, and
my word for it, there will be no grumbing.
A MECHANIC
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
WI\E OLE IIEE

The great Blood PurifeY<ssa Delicious Drink W.
SERs NISUN NITs. OR WINE or LIFE. is free from any
poisonous drugs and Impurities. being prepared for
those who require stmulant II l. YeRdjd aDpctiz-
er and tonic and the finest thing in the world pur.
flying the blood Ii il the most plea and del cious
article ever offered TO the public far supeTB n edy
whisky. wine biters, any other article. II il more
heathy, and cheaper. Both male and female young or
old can take the Wine Of Life. II is in fact life pre-.
server Those who wish to enjoy good health and a
flow of lively SPIRITS will do well to take the Wine ni
Life Il Is different from any thing before in use
is sold by druggist oso at all respectable saloons
Price one dollar in ouart &ofgics.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

An explosion occurred at Che stare of u. f.
SWIFT, on Wednesday last, while Mr.. \. was
engaged In mixing chemicals and snl-
phuric acids and other elements. The mixmg
was being done An Vial Of only some 0 or =
oz capacity, but the detonauon started the
neighborhood and disturbed tho usual quiet
and somnainbulancy Of even the Telegraph
Office, and filled the store with shocking
oder and sas@ke. The glass wac thrown with
such force as not only to cut and lacerale the
the palm of the right hand of Mr.. SWIFT, but
to dtive the Fragments tlbroGRIh ums linen coat
AN w@olen pants into the flesh over The hip
WIN. SWIFT was standing short distance
from his father, and received number of tile
fragments, some OF which penetrated nearly
to the bone of the thigh, and wwc found only
after considerable probing The mixture, we
are informed, can be made safely enough if
done very gradually, mid with small portions
at n time; OF this Mr.. SWIFT says he was not
duly dhoughtul at the time, aud the explo-
sion was the result of too free and liasty
mixture of opposite and powerful elements.
The nitro glyceniDe msnufactory at Fairport
had bit of blow up on Sunday night last
About 300 pounds was stOred in an Isolated
Auiding which from innate or other dcQravity,
conclRdedto go off. No great damage was done
but startling detonation was heard even 70
the village of Painesvile. Another magazine
Standing about 40 feet from Inc one exploded,
contained 5000 pounds. The roof Of this was
blown in, and the raiters and debris were
thrown down upon the jars and cases contain
ing the glycerne, breaking some of the jars
but not exploding them. The magazines were
entirely isolated, axd NO Que supposed to be
near them at the time
The dreadful stuE stood in Jars covered with
water, and supposed to be as safe as it was
possible to make it.
VIZ have dhird explosion to notice, that
occurred on Wednesday afternoon, in which
every one along the street. and at the doors
and windows, took part 1t was regular
hoise laugh-a guffaw of the widest kind, COM
ing up from the depths of every bodys foun-
tain OF fan. The occasion was the driving
through Main street of our friend GARY upon
spring board and extended reach, with the
ubiquitous Col. FOWLER sitting behind him.
When opposite the Post Office both reach and
board snapped suddenly in two parts, and the
load rs suddenly sat in the middle of the
street Nobody hurt, bat in feeling, at being
the cause of so much boisterous laughter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

The Methodist Espiscopal Conference which
convened in Cleveland on Wednesday morn
ing of last week, and adjourded Monday
night, after a session of five days. The fol.
lowing is portion of the appointments for
this and Erie District:
ID. M. Stever, Presiding Elder.
Erie, First Church, W. w. Wythc
Eric, Simpson Chapel, A. N. Graft
Wesieyvil,e, J,V Cory.
North East, ], G. Townsend
Mexican, j. r. Shearer
Edinboro, G. L. Harnhart
Fairview, ]. w. Lowe.
Girard, A. d. Morton
Kingsville, w. HOLSTER
East Ashtabula, d. Smith.
Conneaut, T. ID. Binn.
Springfield, II. H. Moore.
Albion, j. A. Hummer.
LOckport, N. w. Jones.
Ashtabula, G. w. Clark.
The following are the appointments for the
balance of this county, not comprised in the
Erie District:
Windsor aud Hartsgrove, J. Akers
Williamsfield, c. Wilson
Cherry Valley, j. w. Hill.
Jefferson, J. b. Goodrich.
Richmond, N. G. Brown.
Morgan II. Webb.
Kellogsville. A. s. Miller.
Geneva, +. H. Beck.
Saybrook, j. b. Hammond
OF the Ministers who have formerly presided
here, and have any acquaintances, we note the
following appointments
Mentor, o. D. Miner.
Warrenvillr, o., A Foutz
TwinsOurg, O., A. Burgess.
Mautua, o., s, B. TORY.
Tideoute, Il. A. Squir.
Troy, o., j. Flower
Fredonia, N. Y, j. A. Tagg.
Silver Creek, w. II. Wilson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
COIGH No MORE

WAKEERs OoElsH BALsAA T. isealiag se(te1fa~ and
experimenting The extraordinary power 1t possesses
in immediately relieving. and eventually curing the
sesi oesciDaie ofs-- Of COpras, Cold. Sore Ttsat
Broncbtie. influenza. Caarrh Hoarseness Asthma and
Consumption u almost incredible. So prompt Is the
relief and Its effects in all the above aec
ton OF the throat and lungs that thousands Of phys
csas arc daily proscribng II, and and s say that
II II the most AossEEz and expectOratng medicine
kn0~T. One dose always affords relief, and in most
cases one bottle affects cure. Sold by druggists in
large bottles. Price dollar II IL your own fault II
you stI cosgh snd stffeT Tsln f3asam will cure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
MdT'ried.

In Penn Line, Sept. 10Th. by II. A. Melaney ESQ.,
d. WINCH 10 Mrs. r. g. PARKER both Of Richmond.
In Jefferson Sept 18Th by w Il Ruggles, ESQ, Mr..
p. A. BADGER to Mics f. PHEIPs, both OF Aus.in6aFg
In jefferson. Sept 10th, by E. j. Belts J. p, Mr. G.
PARKER to Miss A. ALLISON, both of Colebrook.
In Geneva, Sept ~ Dennis Thorp. Esq, Mr.. E. HART
WELL to Miss ii. MoFALL.
In Geneva, Sept. 14th. by Rev T. B. Wells. Mr. JoHx
r. NELIIs of Chagin Falla to MISS KATE NJ. GRAY OF
Painesyille.