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Lake Rrie VsmaIs SEMINARY.

Tho examinations At this InstItntlon were
held last week. Tuesday and Wednesday, aud
as we are informed. highly Satisfactory TO
those who could attend them. We we're only
able 10 be present on Thursday, arriving 10
time to listen 10 the sprighty and pleasing adj.
dress Of Rsv Mr.. GooDRroa, on Msntal Rscrs.
atIon, which abounded In valuable thought
aud timely suggestion. Rev. r. b. WELLS,
(EpiscopaD addressed tho graduating class in
happy vein Of thought, after which tho d..
plom Is were awarded by Mr. Wilcox to the
ak graduates who had fairly won these hon
ors. Singing by the young ladies closed the
exercises at the grove ; at this point, the band
In Attendance, gave some Of their spirited mu.
sic while the procession formed in the fol.
lowing orders Trustees Clergy, Teachers,
Scholars aud invited guests, marched 10 the
attractive dining hall, where was an abundant
collation. provided, and the guests served by
those fairy like maids who had 50 signally dis.
played their artistic skill in arranging tables,
and loading them with nppetizing refresh.
ments, as in their literary development Aftsr
the physical wants were satiatcd, the graduat-
ing class proeeeded to the front proch ground
to engage in little episode, that Of planting
the IVY" Il pleasant finale, which succeeding
graduates will do well to initiate, that those
bare front walls may in the future, be covered
with the bright, green memories of the past.
After the planting, song was sung by the
class, when the gathered crowd dispersed -
Many Of the young ladies started at once for
their homes good byes were spoken, trunks
hastily packed and sent to the station, and we
joined the crowd of departures, aud felt
young again-iD sympathy, at least-as some
Of The number of those young hearts exclaim-
ed with delght-"We are going home we
are going home! Let us shout for Joy"
We were pleased to know that this Institu.
ton is continuing TO grow in public favor uu-
der the efficient care and in lnagt ment of its
Principal, Miss EVANS, and her co-workers,
who are strong and true women, TO carry out
their good and benificcnt work, in fitting
young ladies who study with purpose, for
the higher and useful Ceilings in life. We
were pleased TO see the faces of some of our
Ashtabula daughters among this happy con
pany.
Use DIR. Reno's Catarrh Specific soiu by
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Conneaut Gtems.-fto,n ne reporter.


We are pleased to notice that Hon. s.
HAYWARD is to become resident of our VII
lage. We understand that Mr.. Hayward de.
clines 10 act as cashier of the new bank, to
which position he was elected. There is talk
of Mr.. HIGGINs as his successor. Should o
accept, we are confident that he would give
satisfaction.
Dr. ID. NJ. Cool is about to remove from
C0nneaut.
The KelOggsvlle cheese factory at present
receives about 1900 pounds of milk from 2S
patrons. The milk is taken but once day.
Fourteen cheese are made, each weighing
about fifty pounds when cured which amounts
to 700 pounds of cheese as each weeks pro.
duct Five saes have been made this season,
at the respective sales 10, 1919, 1I15, l01<, and
l0t cents per pound. The cheese has been
sold up to The 2lst of June.
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UsE DR.. Reno's Catarh Specific. Sold by

APPEAL.--The following earnest appeal to
its friends, appeared in the last number of the
JetsrsoAtan. Considering the fact that the in-
stituion has been running but nine months,
the conclusion naturally arrived al, is, that
the provision for its support on the start was
narrow and scanty one, and not such rs
there was reason TO expect from an earnest,
devoted and magnanimous party. That the
enterprise should touch bottom at this stare Of
its course, after our weak and willing old
friend had made shipwreck of his political
faith, and in the flush Of hope and confidence,
had Invested his little patrimony In establish
ing himself IN his new departure. is piliful in
deed. IT. at the meeting, the appeal is not met
in generous and manly shelling out of the
needful for keeping the machinery in motion,
and providing for the necessities Of those who
direct II, the Democracy of Ashtahula county
will have 10 answer for their pertidy towards
harmless and confiding old man:
Our friends throughout the county and 9th
eFs willing 10 sustain us, are requested to meet
ct our office, on Saturday, July 9th. and take
such steps as they shall deem necessary for
sustaining a Democratic newspaper in this
county.
We know that Il is none of our funeral, but,
nevertheless, we cannot avoid some of The
feelings Of mourner
Uuk DR. Reno. .,st,h s,s.Iss s.ls -
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY, July 6.

WlEAT-MaIket ruled steady, at 81 23 for No. ], red
winter; l.30 for No. do.
CoRN.-old is steady at G2c for No. mixed new in
more inquiry and held IS for ears I'll for shellcd
from store.
OATS.-Moderate. Sales at 5Sc for No. ! State.
BUTTER-Ma-ket is quet and steady; the demand
is moderate for choice. Prime at 1920 common to
good do at 15Glsc.
FGGS-There s .monerate demand and the market
Is steady at 1Sc by the package.
CHEESE-The market is steady and quiet factory at
91G90c for small lots selected.
BEANS In moderate demand at 81, ,S562 90 for prime
hand picked.
DRIED APPLIES Market firm at il6hc per ID for
new.
SMOKED MEATs-City Sugar cured Hams 14c dried
Beef l91c.
: POTATOES-Old are In fair request Peach Blows
range at S1,10G go; mixed, 5OGsOc held at g. 90
a 80 per tarrel.
oNIoNSIn good demand at g., 90 per bu. for yellow
ami silver skins ; and 151sOc for red.
VINEGAR-Pure cider vinegar in fair demand and
firm at 1sd20c, packages inclu1ed
SALT-onondago and Saginaw Fine $500; Coarse
solar $2,15.
SEEDS.-There Is very good order demand and the
market is steady at $650d675 for Clover So 3O@6bO
Tor Timothy the outside for small lots
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The COLORADO PoTATo BIC was
brought Ia our notice on the 4th as ap-
pearing on the underside Of the potato
leaves of our neighbor Kline. They re.
semble small beetle, with a yellowish-
red and black coating. Paris green is
seid to be an effectual antidote for them,
but should be used with care. The bite
of these insect is represented as poison
ous aud the moisture OF their bodies APP
piled to the skin, will in short time
cause a blister, hence they are supposed
to be allied to the Spanish-ay.
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MUNsoN, THE Truss MAN, has been on
Jaunt out west for the purpose of introducing,
and extending the benefits of his uncqualed
contrvance. He may be found at home, in
Saybrook, where those afflicted with rupture,
may consult him and secure the relief ct his
truss
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THE NUMBER OF LETTERS received at tie
Ashtabula Postoffice for delivery during the
last week of the quarter ending June 30th,
1871, was 1895, and the amount of stamps
cancelled during that time was $45 90. This
is little less than the April quarter.
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Mr.. H. BALDWIN, agent for DR.. Reno, I'll
tusvilic, Is scattering ciucuars broadcast, call
ing attention to the Dr.'s Catarrh Specific, said
to be valuable and certain remedy for this
troublesome and unpleasant disease.
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few of those fine pictures of the Empress
Morocco arc yet TO be had for the asking, by
those purchasing packages of the Dollar Tea
at SwIFT's
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A TRIAL of one of BABooCK's Fire Annihi-
lators, was made in the village on w Wednesday
evening last, before quite Il collection OF our
citizens A pile of barrels, boxes, slra y, ETC.,
was fired, and when well agoing was put out
with ease and readiness. Opinions varied as
to the test-some thought it was fair, and 9th
ers, Otherwise The disappointed ones proba-
blyrexpected to see something of contiagra.
ton extinguished, and were not satisfied with
the putting out of a bonfire that two or three
buckets OF water might also put out, As we
understand it, its design is to arrest fires upon
the start For this it is we'll adapted and high
ly useful. Being at ail times readily charged,
1t is portable, and may be taken without delay
to any part Of the premises, and the extin-
gushing commodity applied with such econo-
my and directness as not only to prevent
spread of the flames, but to effectually put
them out The machine appears to answer lis
end and design.
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A FROST of some severity visited the region
south of us on Thursday night, last week, and
ieR Its blightiug effects upon gardens, and in
some cases, upon fields of corn,
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"A MEETING OF COUNCIL took place July 1st
Saturday evening-prescnt, Mayor Seymour
Councilmen Strong, Smith, Dickinson, Knapp,
Crosby and Goeppinger,
Bill of w. l. Carpenter, for painting Hook
& Ladder truck, of $40. Chief Hitchcock had
endorsed his approval OF IS. Some discussion
followed, and the opinion was common, that
such IN expenditure had not been authorized
Referred TO Dickinson and Smith as Comm
Bill of Smith & Gilkey, for ornaments to
trumpels of Chief and Assistant Engineer
ordered paid, So.
Fire and Water Comm presented sundry
bills for labor and material upon public cis-
tern, were passed, and ordered paid amount
ing 10 $67 go,
bill for plank furnished by Ives Chatfield,
was passed and ordered paid, amounting to
So &C.
Street Committee bills for work upon the
roads, performed by various persons, inclu-
ding pay of Supervisor, were passed, amount
ing TO sos 91.
Bills of Seymour, Giddings & Co., for road
scraper, $S 90
For curbing for cistern, 8 SO
coi saving Ilank, tf-- OU
$50 06
Bills of Seymour. Strong g. sperry, were
passed & ordered paid. amounting to $40 s5.
Comm on ordinances were instructed 10
draw an ordinance prohibiting the posting of
bills upon the public properly, and upon pri-
vate, without permission. The posting of bills
and boards, and the painting of fences with
the names of nostrums and patent medicines,
has become such nuisance as 10 call for some
municipal restraint. Another ordinance for
the regulating of hawkers, pedlers &C., was
also voted. .- e.; sr
The authorities had agreed to furnish tile
for the run in front of the premises of j. B.
Hill, on Lake Street, but a misunderstanding
had lead 10 the appropriation of IA quantity
sufficient for the whole length of the run, up
on the premises. and for the benefit of other
psrlies--for private benefit This not being
contemplated, wus not approved, and Mayor
Seymour was chosen a committee 70 look into
the matter.
THE WESTERN FEMALE SEMINARY, so re-
Gently swept away by fire, is again well ad-
vanced towards a new building. The friends
oil the institution, both near and distant, have
met the opportunity with open purses aud
cheerful and liberal hearts. BY October, il is
expected thatit will be in readiness for dedi-
cation and occupancy, and on that occasion it
is intended to distribute diplomas to the stu
dents with the object Of recognizing their f.
delityto their studies up TO the time of the
fire, and to give them full and honorable
membership in the .sisterhood of the Alumnse.
II is hoped that the resul. of the liberality of
friends will be still more commodious and
attractive building than the old one,
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Nearly all our Summer Dress Goods will be
closed out at greatly reduced prices,
TUer d E1r{iSly
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The revenue cutter Sherman entered our
harbor yesterday Thursday. She leaves this
morning for Conneaut.
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Organdie Muslins, very pretty, will be sold
at 25 to 30 cts per yard, at Tyler d Cdrlisis's
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Another Invoice of those Berlin Bustles
and Hoop Skirts, at YyIer 6 Cdrlise's
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LOCAL NOTICES.


AYRfcAE wfsss;-Ii is not feacfaIiy known inst cNe
Colony produces The most delicious vim grown He
nee of the earth. cargo received a. remittance by
etss rnlsed there, among which the Constanels com
msnda ths highest price of any wine IN the world.-
Almost the entire crop Of u s consumed IN the palaces
Of Earope this srcepton being sent 10 them IN
change for their medicines, which bave long been the
staple femidies Of South Authorization Journal.
hVeFy FanliIy should Keep PaRe's Arnica
OIL In the House,
II cures scslds. burns and itching humors,
ehlbsins. wounds and painfal tumors,
Al healing Ointment who can Ind
greater blessing 10 mnnklnd,
Pages Armies OH cures RheumatIsm.
Pags's Mandrake Pills cure Dyspepsia.
Pages ArDica OIL cures Pmples the Face;
Pages Mandrake Pills cure h adache.
iati7 Sold by ". NEwBERRY, Ashtabui.
The Confessions or an InvaIid.-publsbed
% warning snd for the benedt Of youDg and 9TH
the means of self cure.
Written by who hos cured himself and sent free
on receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
2ot@ @---------- Brookyn, \. r.
Errors Of YoutI,.--A Gentlernln who has srhcr.
ed for yesrp from Nervous Debility Premature Decav
and ali the eject u youthful indecretiJn will for thc
eake Of suffering humanity send free 10 ell who need
BY which be was cured sUferers Wishing TO profit by
the advertisers experience do 30 by ad lfessing In
perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
521 42 Cedar Street y. Z.
To CoBsnmtIVes.-TiIc advertiser. having been
permanently cured Of that dread disease. CCns1rptinn
By simple remedy. T. anxious TO make known to biz
fellow sufferers the " 70 al who desire II
he will send copy Of the prescription used free of
eharge with the directions for preparing and using the
same. which they will hud for Consumption
Asthma. BroDchitl-. &c.
RET RDwfRD 4. WILSON
iy6 ls5 So Second ST.. WiiiiamGburph. n Y.
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The Rev. Mr.. HAYDN of Painesville, has
left his charge on two months vacation.
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We will close out our stock of Printo d
Lawns at l5c per yard. 7kler O. Carlisle.
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The balance of our stock Of Summer Shawls
will be sold very low, Tyler @ Carlisls.
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Beautiful Scotch Ginghams at 25c per yard
at ZNLer & Odrlisles
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A full stock of Staple Goods, at
Tyler Dc Odrlisle's,
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All Goods in our line will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest Tyler % Carlisle.
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A TRIP To, AND RESIDENCE IN GERMANY
The first Of a series of letters from young
friend who is spending season in Hamburg,
and who was formerly one of our public
school pupils, will be found upon the first page
of this paper. This letter is a narrative of the
passage-always a somewhat dry and uninter-
esting subject-the treatment of which is not
without vivacity and attractiyeness. Lille
among the Germans-their pccuiarilies and
the oddly of their tastes and Surroundings
which will occupy subsequent ones, will, we
doubt not, elicit larger share of interest, and
repay the attention OF the general reader, aud
perhaps offer a special qualification to the
friends and former associates of the young
traveller. We hope TO be able to give with
some regularity, one letter week.
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G. 4 II X I 4 e. Il s.,

and warranted and At the lowest price they cal be got
within 100 miles of this place Tud till building more
also, number nf good BGdiDg ots for sa,e on easy
terms. nesr Main Street. meaa to close out.
u. W. GARY.
AsRAH bRia- o.. EeS. HAh. iEIi. llU3
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$50 VOLUMES IL ONE.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR
The Library Of Poetry & Song,
Bang Choioo .siectiass .Jivm he Bet Poets,
Eng!ish, scotch, Irish and American.
With an Introduction
By WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT

IH1sr Wese ccaF FNerCisi0n Tie r0lune lcas copiif6
il HE handsomcst and cheapest sub
seHPt'on book eXiant. Over 500 pages beautifully
printed, chnicely Illustrated. handsomely bound. 4
Literary q orey 500 roiuHaes h1 bOok whose con.
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read with pleasure by old and young, As loL Y as its
leaves hold together.
"A perfect surprise. Scarcely anything at all IA
vore or al all worthy Of place here il neglected Ii
IL a hook for every household ~ J. H0H
I'VE know OF similar collection Of the E, plish
language which, in copiousncss and felicity uf selection
and arr-n cement cauat all eomPs!o with IT,"
". Y. Trnks.
Terms liberal. Selling ye-y rapidly Send for chr.
cular and terms TO j. h. FOKD n 90
Ills ~ Park place y v
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GIVEN UP AZ LOST.

t-f1H in
Greven! ,nkin cold when tlie lung ii,,:d, bui
Fresh air and ding ort. especially in this section y
Wrong Physcians Who S i,d that S car. s le i
their patient u their lus. gre tady 6isca.ed and
down qsict; they must giIk ahCu, et,'aia mnch
circulation Of hl'od. The frI'irn's Ell~ he !, IN god
dea to ds "itS a ppe .s d Si + M 1T % ' gre25 to
r1 despair OF cure after scl ovi6cco H. its posi-
6tsryy 6tiy N Gls sinf TT'I G e 'd l3Ta in el
WORDS: . y, ,, I', iva '-,, 'p' ''''-' no1o''
sumption confined to ny bel, and 1T one time M
nhyscisns thousht that c"u l.t I've wccs then.
and o6tained t:e prerar,tsons which row oier 70
sse@ed q mo that cluiI ,cci thSn ncI.et.|ie NY
,uns sSte% sSS ona IhGy & So%n on Trp5d ne It IN my
siye yellow matter every morning for & nn. time
pains and ntsht sweats alI beam to itve eni NY
apret,,e became 80 great that L WIS th @!fcty tAat
Ftreaeth, and have grown in iirsh cver sincS
ed the ppet6 sen' Gons sF Ry Ky Se a 9a
emf seis6tis two hundre % and iv W ty ETp ny SG, R5GG
and fer years have enj.ye,l uninterrupted hcalth,7
% NeTY9TF aa Roson lie o.: or BIS b. S.'ii1 J. Il
once, No. is north sixth stroct Fltd,irhia every
Saturday lrnm ~ To, 70 ~ IN Those who wish
ssa, ea.sssS S :, III The rI ser's
The iirsstions for taki3g TIC medicines arc adapted
tons and kind Nature will do tic executing ,at
In some cases tho Mandrake Is are to L., taken in
increased doses; the three r,ctrinos need no othc-
acconpanments than the imp!e nstructiqrs that ac-
SSe@psny them First create rppoi;tc, OF returning
comes, as II will c1me let the iring at once be
of good cheer. Good blood at once follows the cough
,easens the night sweat is nbated. n short time
o9th q these morbid symptoms are Enic forever.
DR. Sckencks medicines are constantly bcpt in tens
OF thousands OF families As lHxHtve or purrativc
the Mandrake Pills are standard preparation; while
the Palmonic Syrup, Of coughs and colds.
may DO regarded as propylacterie against consunp-
ton In any of its Forms.
&Price of the Pumonc Syrup and Sea-weed T.-1ic
fl.5O bottle, or S7.50 half dozen. Mandrake Pills
s cehts box For sale 4y all druggists and dealers
r. NJ A GRE ADY & CO.,
W e CsrRer Cotussbia aHd FdlnH Ste,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
WHOLESALE AGENT
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DR. JOSEPH H. SCHENCn'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and avaed themselves q his wonderfully cgenct5us
medicines. they would not have fuiien.
Dr. Schenck has in his proved TINT who--
ever sufficient vitality rTn.ssrlE. that vitality. by ia
medicines aIn hts directions Tor their Is, qu5kc-
ed into hezhhfGl viCuT.
In tbs ztitem"nt there t. rothi7E presump'u0us.
Io the fath of the inyniId Is made Representation
that Is not tiou-and time sur artitted d.. living
and visible works Tic theory Uf t.ir cure h- DR.,
schenck's medicines - simple us Vt Is unfitl.4g.
It's phihosa7hy requires no arsunci1 1t is sc!:aur-
Tho sca-weed Torc and Aardr.Ee Pills IRE the first
sUa ~eap,Is wtth which the 1it,dp ot tine ma ady IL
hssailed- Two thirds az the Gaze -: cJusurGpip1
originate In dyspepsia aaf fuuc!unaliy disorrlered
liver WITH this cpndiisss thc brD chal tut~ gvu1-
pathiEe " with tie StsIa?Ch. They respond TIE
mOr6ttc act ~ the liver Here ti comes the
mnating result. AMI the setting ~, Etl al its dis
Ireasing sNLLn.l. II
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New Spring Goods

New spring Uo00S.
ONE Of tbe Newest, Nicest, Freshest,
Cheapest and Beat Stocks Of Goods ever seen IN Aeha
sois oa now Sgsnns a. ,ss ss lowest ea'h nm
DRY OODS,
.a+
Goo'', Shoes, Hat', Cups, cSeeke'y
and Groceries.
Thsntlng generous public for the syors r.seiv,a
and al call. H. L. MORRISON.
April, 1871. -
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
- 81 g. and ST. at popular prices tbs! defy scmp:tI'
THE HANDsoMEsT LOT OF PRINTS,
To be found in AshtAhula, At MoRRIsor's
ALPACCAS s. NORWICH PoPLINs,
Baet, Brown. Green Steel Salmon. Drab Tan. In ALL
varieties of shades VI color at MORRIsON's
DRESS GOODS.
Chimes. Grass Cloth esnosss Linen variety Of coors
ior Ladies sults 81 MoRRlSON'S
WHITE PIoUEs.
flll line Including come Of that nice French goods,
GLOVES & HOSIERY.
fsil d n. Gfq kinds. including some good white at
LINEN GOODS
Lo,m Damask, Damask Table Cloths Towel. and Nap.
BLACK SILKS FOR DRESSES g. SACKS
Prom u 20 TO sina per yard. at NoRRIsoN's
WARNER's CELEBRATED PLY CAR
PET TWINE,
full supply. The very best in the market At
NORRlsoS'S
UMBRELLAS 6 PARASOLS,
Some very large family Umbrellas and some very small
rdiasois Tor chd'oh with grades ali the between.
al MoRRISoN's
w-h i to be distinctly uudersto ID that for the sans
qqoy OF goods am not 10 be undsrsoid BY any estsb-
isLnelt this side Of The gros. city.
H. L. MORRISON.
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A copy of the Washington Sunday Gazette,
marked for our attention has been sent us, in
which is report Of the distribution of prizes
among the pupils of the Academy OF the
Visilation"-a convent at Georgetown, D. c.
We find the following notice of a couple of
young Misses from this place:
THE Misses CoRNELLA and MAY CAREY
(nieces of Hon. VIM NJ. STEwART) seemed
10 have more first premiums thaa any OF the
young folks, and rs they only entered during
the last half year, ii proved them TO be of un-
usual talent Blonde little MAY tripped TO
receive her rewards with such exquisite grace
th at she elected admir- tion from all present.
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Usn DR.. Reno's Cstarrh Specific Sold by
n n e,y,rr
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08
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~. w. GARY. has opened "A G rriage
shop on his homestead, opposite the South Park and
has on hand q uumber 0f good, VpH buiii
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08

The work Of cure is now beginning. Tho vi,iaisd
and mucuut deposits l tC byr7r- tho uilr,nn-
tary canal elected. rne liver. lie. = ,l.r's Is
wound 1t arssses from its t,rpfIi;y The stdiI-
ach acts respnnsiyei and the patient begins to Eccl
that he IL getting, at In =