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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23
On Marriage.

HAFPE RHtIEF FoR YoGSs MEs fson the effects Of
Errors and abuses in early life, Manhood restored.
Nervons debility cured. Impeiments TO Marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment New and Iemark.
able remedies Books and Circulars nee In sealed
envelopes.
Actress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 70. : ssu,h
Nlr,h So, rhils teaphis, Ps. 81
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spaldlpg's Glue /. up 20 the clicking point
v,tsll.e the Hslr.--wby doe. the hair be.o

Vttalze the Hair.--why does the hair become
marsh aud dry-why does IL fall Uut-why does IL become
gay simply becausc the life has gone ~ IT, The
nbers draw sustenance from the scalp the grass
aHnent from the soil and when the supply OI natrmen
Y cut on 10 either case the product wfhers and dies
AZ me hrst symptom 0: decay. Therefore, the unfed or
haed roots Of the hair should be refreshed md rein
forced with lions KtbiriOn. the only preparation
which viii nogiish the hlamenis and Keep them in
& deficiency Of their usluraf stnpbEt A long as the
kstharop Is faithfully use with proper degree Of
lnction morning and eyepipg long will II be in
possible for She hair 10 whten fall from the scalp
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STATE OF OHIO,
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
w HEREAs, The Mutual LIFE lssuR.

AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance,
Columbus Jan. a. 1919.
w HEREAS, The MUTUAL LIFE lxsuR.
w ANcE COMPANY, located at New York. in the State
Of New York. 4s tlsd IN this ONCE Sworn Statement
business and ha complied all respects will Tie laws
of this State relating TO Life Insurance Compapt,s
Williams, Auditor Of The State or Ohio, CO 6ereSS
certify that said Company Is authorized TO s
II Accordance with law until The $si day Of Jsnusry
a, d. 1873. The condition and Business of said
Pany, at the date OF such staeWent, dec. 81, 1911 s
Aggregate amount Of available Assets ssi esss77 10
Also, Unadmitted Assets (dne flom agisJ iIb.Ia bi
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities, iHRluding
S4I,l21 9s6 04 for Reinsurance Reserve
computed by the Company according TO
the American table OF mortality, with
per cent: interest," ,,,,.,,.. -. s,76s. 756 Gs
Amount Of Expenditure for ihs preceding ''''''' "
To PoLIoY- -HoLDERs
death, ';'..; isaTe6,Tso -
For Apnstfsr, Ma.
tu'd ondOwm'nts,
aud surrendered
Policies, -, l,ssI,5sS Al s7.ass.sOO o.
xrESsEs;................., go, i.lla4ss 10
TAXES:
Amount paid 10 tho diasrsnt
States. tcs...,.,.....,,,,,., 1ll,I91 90 ssss3,4e 10
IS WITNESS wHEREoF, l have fsreunto sub
S,I sSflosd Ry H name and eanssd the Seal h Of my
wriiIpn, JAMES WILLIAMS,
Auditor OF State.
From tho foregoing will be that the several items
OF Disbursements bear the following ratios 70 The Re
ceipts VI the year;
Paid to Policy Holders. AZ per cont o. Receipts.
for Expenses, ,,...,, IL - -
The ratio Of expenses is less tAsn spY farmer year
during the history of the Company.
The Dividend Of 1871 Is considerably larger than any
previous distribution by this company ipOn single
The Claims by Death daring the rear 1871 were
fraction less than seventy,eigl per cent Of the sum
predicted by the Compapy's Table of Mortality
H. FAsSETT, AGENT al Ash.sbVla, ot!o
]. =, HASKELL Ag'rt, Geneva.
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i. s. siSrKixs. Com.
j. II. SHEPARD,
In publishing the above report OF my faoto.
ry, would call the attention to two points,
which consider of great importance:
LIST. made cheese only six days per week ;
made cheese Saturday nights. The patrons
retained the Sunday morning milk for butter,
which enabled them TO have fresh butter ev-
ry week, and of their own make, which is
very desirable. The Sunday night milk was
cooled and sent TO the factory with the Mon.
day morning milk-thus avoiding running the
milk wagon on the Sabbath.
End. used a curd mil--gruund all the
curd. made the cheese just the same as
though was to stir it in the draner TO keep
it from packiug dipped the curd in the
drainer and let it stand fifteen or twenty min
utes. as circumstances demanded; then cut it
with knife In very small pieces, the whey all
leaving the curd without starting the white
whey, or in other words, the butter Thus l
was enabled to make better per cent. of
cheese from the milk than can be made in the
usual way of handling curd in the drainer.
The most of the cheese was shipped by the
salesman TO Pittsburgh which brought the
highest market price
Received milk once day from April 18th
to May 10th, also from September lst TO the
close of the season. Lp.p
1t is perhaps worthy of notice. that the
number of pounds of milk for the product of
one pound of cured cheese, in the above re.
port, is somewhat less than that reported by
any of the cheese factories in the region
while the Wayne factory reports 8 72-1OO of
milk per pound Of cheese, the Austinburg FAC.
toIy r'porls ............... ....,. 9.540.
Monroe Center factory, ........... o.
Trumbull factory, y,......... -. 9l$
Windsor factory, ,............:.... l0S-1OO.
lie Roy factory, ,................. 1915
Aar,nstrong Il Chase's factory, at
East Claridon, .............,,,, 953.
uuntsburg factory, ,............ 0o6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

PUFFINe'-While the Telegraph does a tol-
erahle business in the way of putting, it gets
more perhaps than it gives. The obese, and
Plethorie, ahe PhthiSiey, the weak -knced, and
the feeble. seldom visit us in our third. story
den, but VIC are treated with sample of the
heartiest kind of putting.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

That WAS II remarkable remonstranec pre-
sentcd to the Ohio Legislature short time
ago, by 766 convicls in the Penitentiary,
against the repeal or mo ifcatiop of the
liquor law. 1t seeHs to us it would be din.
cult to produce a stronger argument in favor
of the law 492 of the signers declare in the
petition that they were brought to the Peni.
teptiary by the use of Intoxicating liquors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

REPoRT ON THE NORTHERN PACIFIC Il. r.
The case and regularity with which the trains
of the Northern Pacific Rrailroad can he run
oyer its entire length throughout the hardest
winters, sad its greater freedom fEoW natural
obstacles. is ably illustrated by the concise re
port of Mr.. w, n, ROBERTS, the Engineer in,
Cheif of the Northern Pacific Road The re-
port gives satisfactory evidence that this great
Highway to the Pacific will be most success
tuI route. and that there will be as little dan
ger of delay in travel during the severest
months of winter as there is On sny of the
New York or New England roads, The high
character Of Chief Engineer RoBERTs will
stamp his report with confidence wherever it
is read.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23
CLEVELAND SEED STORE.

B. II. STAIR & co. again offer to their old
friends and the public full assor:men; o; Field,
GaTden and Flower Seeds, wh,ch they conf.
dently recommend % all In want Of reliable seeds
Send for Price Lisl, T.,.}h VII be sent free u
charge; B. II. STAIR & co.
March ls73 Cleveand ohic
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SerftneJ'S for Aprl.-A half dozen illustrated
articles, an unusual number of short stories,
several bright essays aud sketches, two or
three papers of special interest to scholars
and some excellent poems, make the April
number of Seminars not only popularIy at
traclive, but really valuable, The leading or
ticle, beautifully illustrated, is descriptive Of
the great United States Navy Yara at Mare Is
land, California. In the Editorial Departments
DR., Holland expresses some decided opinions
on "A HeFesy of Art" "Hepworth and Heter-
ndoxy," "rhe Illinois Temperance LAW" aRd
"The General and his Friends" All the de-
partmens ape well sustained, and Sprbper's is
eclipsing all rivals.
The Anserioag Stock JsurnaI Attention is
called TO this old and widely oiPculated Jour
nal, devoted 10 the Live Stock interests of the
whole country. Each number is handsomely
illustrated with engpavIngs, and contains ma.
ny articles of interest TO every farmer and
stock raiseFi only s1.O0 year. Specimen
sent free, Address N. P. Boyer q Co, Par
kershurg, Chester Co., Pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

The Hartford COarant makes the prediction
that Judge Davis will never write Il letter OF
acceptance approving the resolutions of the
convention, and that this is the last the c0un-
try will hear of him as the Presidential candi,
date of anv other party.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23
On, sAot,s cAyAeRu nswrnv :

DR.. SAoE's cAykNRh REMEDY.
II Is the only form OF instrument vet invented
with winch Huld medicine can be carried bi1h ftD
aud perfectly applied to all parts Of the affected nasal
passages, aud the chambers cavities conmunicat.
lag Herewith, In which sores aud ulcers frequently
exist and from which the catarrhal discharge gene.
rally proceeds. Tbs want of success in treating
Clarrh heretofore has arisen largely from the imnos
slbilty Of applying remedies to these cavities and
chambers by any OF the ordinary methods. This
obstacle in the way Of efTectng cures is entirely
overcome by the Invention of the DoUche. III usini
this instrument the Fluid Is carried by lis owa weight
inc snunhg, forcing or pumping being required) up
nostri In full gently flowing stream 10 the highest
portion OF tho nasal passages passes into and thor
oashy eieanses all the Tubes and chambers connected
herewith, and lous out OF the opposite nos its
Is pleasant and so simple that a child can under
stand it. Full and explicit directions
accompany each instrument when used with thi:
attacks OF "Cold In the Head " by q fewap-
plications.
symptoms OF Catarrh. Frequent head.
fuse watery, thick mucus, purulent, offensive, &c.
In others dryness, dry, watery, weak or inhamed
eyes, stopping up obstruction OF nasal paeeages
ringing IN ears, DEAFNESS hawking and Coughing to
clear throat, alterations, scabs from ulcers voice
altered, nasd twang, offensive breath, impaired or
total deprivation OF sense OF smell and taste dizzi
ness mental depression loss OF appetite. indigestion
enlarged tonss, tickling cough, &c. Only a few OF
these symptoms are likely to be present in any case
Dr. sage,s Catarrh Remedy, when used
with DIR. Plerce's Nasal DOuche, and ac-
companied with the constitutional treatment which
Is recommended in the pamphlet that wraps each
bottle OF the Remedy Is perfect specific for this
1oatnsome disease and the proprietor oers in good
taith S5ee reward for a case he can not cure.
The Remedy Is mild and pleasanttO use. containing
no strong or canstic drugs poisons. The CatarrR
Remedy Is sold at so cents, Donehe at 90 cents, by
All Draggists, OF pr either will be mailed by pro-
prietor on receipt OF 90 cents.
O~ R.Y. PIERCE, M. D.,
BUFFALO, Y,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

CHARLES Z. SWIFT has Prime Java coffee
In the berry which he is selling at low figures.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

FOR SALE.-One Cutter, one pair of
one horse Bobs and one horse, Wagon
ll4lh T.. A. MOSHBR
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9af: Ffa Trees ffse hsdss Plants GSSs Seeds
SWEET CHESTNUT, &C. %

The most valuable Timber and Nut Producing Tree
on the cjntinent. 100000 yet unsold. A 16psgs
circular free Send for one. Chestnut Seed presery ed
itr planting per pouud. 5]cs.. by mail postpaid 4
5page Catalogue Of Beautiful Flowers and Rare PlantI
sent safely BY m1il any distance Try 1t. Nurserc.
established 1s years. go acres; green horses Ad.
County, Ohio. ' -S'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

,Armed 60 the Teeth, is very coromon expires.
sion, nut Ne thiHk pmrd u ppbellish and LFpserye
theln TO ripe old age is decidedly beneficial and
appropriate this can only BE- done by the fragrant
SozodOnt For cleansing, besutifyng and preserving
the teeth 'wseteplng aud purifying the breath bss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

The Anti Town House Electors of the town,
ship, of Saybrook are hereby notified that there
will be caucus held at the F9wg I1yss in
School District No. 4, on Saturday, the Both
day Of March, at e o'clock p. NJ, for the pur,
pose Of nominating candidates for township
officers itis hoped there viii be q general
attendance. MANY VOTERS.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


HoloWsy's Pills aud Ointment .-Tseurvy
Ana aseIses Of The skin leyer, restless sleep, foul
always attendant the worst cases Of eru
t,ons are speedily aud radically removed bv the,e med
cinesthc ointment ceaDsgs the ,kiD und the uiIIs
purify the blood, stimulate the liver and pr5mote des
ton 10 cents per box Or pot
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GREAT SAVING 70 eoNsuMEss.

And good business for or two persons of either
sex in AshtabulI and adjoingne tGwns. by which you
can make from slC1 to $50 per month. with out little
Interference with ordinary bhsness Articles az staps
US -four or e2th.. CLOTH. good Dusiness for agents.
sure; y your whole time is giYen much larger srm
can be made. GLIB Circulars free giving complete list
Of articles and commissions allowed. HORROR DpuS.
DAGE x Co., Gii Pine Street. 81. Louis. Sl2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

hPESoERIAN PEshANsHIP. Mr.. M ID. SEYMOUR
having closed one term Of plain and ornamental pen
manship In East Village will begin another at the same
place, on Monday, March 95th Hours nom to d. and
rom 81 to sP N. Course of lessons l2 Term of PEN
manshp, 81 90 Flourisbipg Al 80 Pendravinp a IA,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

WRITTNs CL4ss::-Ar ]. FALNARoE, auF
veteran Instructor iq chirogrqphy, haYing
closed up his second term, is induced 10 enter
upon his third term, at the same place, on
Monday Hext Arrangement will be made for
the term at the first meeting at 6P. M. All
who wish 70 CONNECT themselves with the
class will do well to be present at the first
meeting We trust that he may haye q large
attendance, and give US generation OF ligible
writer's tl ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

A WqRE OF MEacY.-$l5OO 600 in 1900 cash
prizes is TO be distributed, legally, March gath
1872. at OmaAa, in aid of the sick and desti-
tute at Mercy Hospital This enterprise is
endorsed by the Governor aud best business
men of Nebraska The tickets are So each,
pr two for %. For full particulars address
PAFrEE 4 GARDINER, business managers
Omaha, Nebraska.
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Wayne Cheddar Cheese Factory.

Report Of the Cheese Factory owned by L. ID. BApoER
for 1871
WAYNE, March 18th, '72
Season commenced April 18th and closed
December 1st
No. lbs. of milk received, ......... 500, GAS.
No. lbs chetse made, .............. 57706.
No. lbs. ofmilk per ID. cured cheese, S.72-l00.
Amount OF money reed by patrons, S5,594S7.
Net TO patrons per ID. of milk, ....... Ol.09
Highest number of cows, ............ I75.
Average number OF cows, .,........ 100.
Net TO patrons per pound of cheese, 9I%cts.
y. X. WARD, Clerk. l.. d. BADGER, Maker.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

A STRONG FoIUE.-Beside the assistance
rendered our friend in Connecticut, in prepar-
ing for the grcat onset to come off ON the first
of April. by Senator WILSON, we notice thai
the Hon. Henry O'CoNNOR, late attorney
general of Iowa, and one of the most eloquent
speakers of The west, Senator NYE, and the
eloquent and forcible FERRY, are to address
the electors Of Connecticut.
The Chicago Tribune has beard of the New
Hampshire election and has this to say about
the result:
To-day the flag of the Democrats of New
Hampshire is Ia the mud and there is not in
all the land friend Of his country, Democrat
or Republican, who wants to see 1t raised
again, Let this de'eat be the last occasion on
which any State shall have Ia pronounce lis
aversion to ap organization which is as hate
fnl TO the American people as that OF which
jeff. DAVIS was the chief"
And that is the party with which "Libevals"
propose to go in cahoo. Suppose they do,
what will follow? 1t is not difficult to fore.
tell, The little band of dsc0nteDls would be
swallowed up and overslaughed by this party
which is as "haeful to the American people as
that Of which JEFF. Davis was the chief" and
their good intentions, ii they aPe moved by
such, would count rs nothing. Dor, does any
one suppose IOr a moment, mat mere hand
iul OF men, throwing themselves into the EN-
brace of great party-that Is the sum ofit-
are going to control and shape the principles
and policy Of that partyy Not a bit OF II,
Our advice to those few Republicans who feel
aggTieyed for political causes, Is 10 seek re,
dFess within the party, We might point to
more than one instance in which men Of great
influence and ability have sought remedy
TOT real OF falpied wrongs, outside Of their
party the result of which has been ignoniini
Gus failure NbT,ealk Reflector
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

CEocKERr.-HAsKErL is doing nice trade, and de
nes competition in Crockery and Glass Ware
MADAM FLor's Skirt Supporters, in white and col
ore, just received. at DIV HAsKE1L's.
Smyrna times., 1872-03-27
What Dyspepsia NAV End I'm.

Is not dangerous. say the faculty. Perhaps not In
""'e II remains mere Indigestion; but look at the CON
sequences TO which IL lead does lead whom no
c""esa chronic disease. spark Of is small thing
pressure ol the foot will put it breath will extinRuh
H. let IL may fire powder mill kindle fame that will
consume aeity In like indigestion may produce pas
~ cancer OF the stomach, congestion bowels appo
pe@y liver disease and other dangerous maade Is
not wise Them to check IL In the germY Nothing k moro
clearly aud indspuiaby established that IIosteters
stomach bers will eradicate dyspepsia its stages The
true policy however B to extnguh In the first stages with
ths wholesome powerful and innabe tonic and Alternative
Is easier to qnench spark flame and IL ia easier n
cure dyspepsia when is first developed than when II has
made headway by neglect, and become with other
ahents There Is not the shadow doubt that the bittes
"S urec'N ahtagonlstc to dyspepsia fire.
rere are thousands OF proving this fact The
remedy IS safe aud agreeable All the liquors OF commerce
prescribed as smuans leave sting behind But the sting
Is taken out OF the sDruous Of this great remedy by
vegetable medication and moreover the smuant Tins med
ieed Is OF exceptional purity OF tones taken as safe
or remedies tor fever and bilious remtents
oher epidemic Is the only can uniformly be de-
pended on .a.lc,-
Smyrna times., 1872-03-27
Periodicals, &c.

niARrER,s MAGAZINE FOR April b.. c.
q wo"' pU,'uSey Illustrated articles. Mr.. NJ d Gor
N.Y., Wy second paper of "The City of the TittIo
V"m Il contains portraits of Kaulbacb Dr.
and o,hnn hoi,l4Pyer' P klchard Wagner, Paul Uersa
aHu other Bavarian notabihties with
plTTIures of the public bulinos nf '&WmtEopS WI:
Aroh? he MountalnS, by Porte Cravon tJ.,1n tWa1ni
f!rrtrcture 81 IN Past and Present. 'Tbo Stnr,l
~ ~ lammany, and THE Social i Pni,o" 1'oIy rc
t;onS' are ATTRACTIVE papers, full of iIInStro-
ttY t.TTS Anthony Trollope's new snr;,i o."ne.
GonS nmG TTolden Lion of Grandpere,' and |'y' *
R,ead ruIe rTmSesItment are continued FTba
and "Tbe Iast Aptlst2 re TApnts New House, y
Efeauaole single stories. A paper on WHY W;lnhely
n9 o39iGc, glTlng an animated and vigorous stn,oh
interesting. '"''' Is specially
4, oCRlBNERs FOR ApRIL.-A half donou
Illustrated articles, an unusual number of uI1en ~ cen
oiLlcS several bright essays and sketches two
VI 1r'ee papers OF special intereat to sobolo
,,',. "olne excellent poems make the All
number OF Scri6ner'S not only no,,,,1"Ill
art;oTa art;;%Tc'Ve' out really valuable The IeadnS
+bo oeaptluIIy illustrated is descriptive Of
TsIa56d 6e"' EJnf United States Navy Yard at Mare
LIE LIE is an entertaining paner On " Natf liant
history; with number of Striking lI,,str" al
oio9S. Frot. Schele de We're writes skntc5iIn
9 "H HTJo TIon m the aid of pictures, of the Earths
hidden Treasures" and Amos G. Drannr
Il mtIselL T an inmate of the institution, descrihn1
,o Inc Silent IE College at Washington" Anro'
POS OF Easter, We find a graphic account pibU, by
Eugene Il Schuyler, of the Russian bs' obscrva'poSS
pl the feast; also thoughtful and cbsr;c,ars sa,.1e
poem by Mrs. A. d. r. Whitney vs. WaS
iE ieT s Backlog Studies-IV" are inicv " ond nf
l9nc!Gus @ as usual These papers have @ aftract anu
"a wide attention, and constitute one Of tIo
most NOS attractive features of the Uo",tfH, tHo
onalI we Say Is Being built" is a Gt,y sn;r;tej
lnu scholarly essay in the field of grammat;caG :
by Fitzedward Hall. of Orford
y 11niVEGrSlty; and in an able and eloquent pannr y
w. IT. 1aylcr Lewis defends the belief in 6Tba r
me Human Race" in opposition to ,ho {
heorles OF race before Adam. Among tbn I,,e 9
,Eoems' Margaret j. Prestons Hero Of L the /
Commune should not be overlooked. '"' =. !.
Cooley FOR APRIL has been received ona
$ usual, IS full of the latest and hest "" nf D
aShlons Its literary contents are excelIont
Io9ey excelS all other magazines of its class T
nd Is circulated accordingly. So per ear' YEAR
" A Godey, Philadelphia. ''"'' n
PETERSON FOR APRIL is on our tablo 7.
; supuro number, and well worth the prire@
per year. 1t has to be seen to be annrec;a-
H. ChaS. Peterson, Philadelphia. E
Smyrna times., 1872-03-27

ma, Dead men tell no tales if they did, anathe.
puraa asallSt the depicting lancet, the drastic
mai, and the terrible salivants of the materia
T6e "a. would arise from every graveyard.
serrs motto Of modern medical science is 'Ire-
remea 0e and Regulate, not destroy," and no
win Y. OF our day is so entirely in harmony
VEINS phllanthropic logic as DIR. Walkers
yet iISaole Iae Vinegar Bitters. In this powerful,
connIa;rnm Irmless restorative, dyspepsia, bilious
lvaIp plaants, and all diseases of the stomach.
Biz -, bowels and nerves, encounter an rresisti-
'iuote. mch20 4w
Smyrna times., 1872-03-27

GoUGHS AND COLDs.-During the chanro-
aole seasons OF Fall and Winter. when con%bs
ana colds are so prevalent, no person should he a
without t., some, reliable preparation for tbe;r
cure, They should recolect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates IN Con.
SUMPTION. mp H@sson's Compomd SyruD Of Tar
- - one pest ana most reliable article known for
catarrh sore throat, asthma and aI J;saosa Tnao,c
OF the throat and lungs. No person shonIJ he
without it. Price 80 cents. Sold bv ! w
Denney, Druggist, Smyrna, and at drnr store:
everywhere. Bsy" p. S-Bewaro Of ronntor7
IeltS. None genuine without the signature of
RUSSELL y Lands, Proprietors. on outside
"'"pPei VI each Dottle anl0 3m
Smyrna times., 1872-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ehe Secret Errors of Youth

winch are hurrying so many thousands Of ,,o -,
promising youth Of both sexes to early and ,,,
are Out the outcroppinss of a diseaseI ,,;o,
"On I" exertion, loss OF power loss s mon, ,o
breathing weak nerves. tremhlin- borro- s u
OF vision pain in the back hct hands ,
"rynesS Of the skin, pallil couutepanco .,,, ''''
symptoms. ' ie4Neht
BE WARNED IN TIME.
"NN" n'TTERs is the only sure remedy. II has
CONVINCED, II AND BE
march6lm
Smyrna times., 1872-03-27
Six Cents Reward.

Runaway from the premises of the subscr on the
IIm INST EUGENE RANDALL, a white boy, I6
years old, about feet hpb indentured m Inc ia,m
ing business; Had on. when he left, a suit Of drab
kefscy ano plush cap. All persons hereby caution.
60 hol 10 trust or harbor him al my expense under
Pehany OF The law. JAS B. MOORE,
mchIO5t Near Clayton, Delaware: