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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

The death of Governor Orr American Min.
lister TO Russia, removes another of the prom
inent men of the great anti slavery epoch. A
native of South Carolina, Gpvernpr-Orr was
one of the Nbcst'and most genial OF the cham
pions OF the pru.slavery cause the South sent
up to meet the rising tide of Rcpublicanism
Had all Southemcrs been rs able, MS judicious,
and as good tempered rs the Speaker of. the
last Democratic House of Representatives the
country has seen there might meyer have been
any Secession, any Emancipation or any Ell
iranchisement Though "SoMg out with his
State Governor Orr was never rs prominent
In the Conledcracy rs he had been in the
Union, and he was probably the most cslina
Bile Of the few representative Souherrvrs who
have Identified themselves with the Rcpubli-
can party since reconstruction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

tS' TreasuTrS Spinners ASSERTION, that SEN
a,or llamln has not returned his back pay 10
tue Treasury, allisintcmcnts To the contrary
Notwithstanding, has aroused the Bangor
Coamerciat, which speaks. its mind in this
pertinent way; "Ou one thing the people are
lesoluiely determined. They wllpermIt no
man to'hplJ that salary grab and.be reelected
to office. If MI lIamlin will cliug toIhAt III
gotten gain, !ethim do so but don't let him.
by silence, attempt to deceive the people into
The Idea that lac hae restored the money to.the
treasury while he holds it In his pockets"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

A verdict of guilty of insanity, has been
rendered I'm the Train case
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

ST. PETERsB0nG. We understandthat the
appointment to 81 Petersburg will be accepted
by Hon. EDWARDS PIEnREPo Mt The ap-
pointment meets with very general. approval.
Mr. PTERREPoNT is gentleman OF ability,
amply qualified iorthc duties of the position
of high social standing, and Universally rcspec
ted for his probity f.character and his public
spirit He will make in every waya credila-
ble and desirable representative of our country
abroad
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

urasShopp'rs have appeared very numer-
onsly In Austin, Texas. They have eaten off
the corn crop even with the ground. They
seem To be moving norhward and il is feared
that Missouri, Illinois, X K,nsas and Nebraska
will bo visited.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

CANDID,-The Chicago 7riIunc is not only.
clear in its perceptions, but it is candid and
frank in It's expressions, us witness the follow
ing paragraph from late number:
with u few exceptions, The intelligent
friends of revenue reform ia Congress md in
public life are Republicans. These nen haze
wrought all the reform THAI hi.s-bsen aaaom;
plshed. What they have done has been done
In spite OF the hostility Of party oiganixttions,
and amy attempt 10 bling the Democratic par-.
" into existence again, as the exclusive advo.
yate OF free trade, Is calculated TO defeat re-
form by Identifying II with something that Is.
detestaOlc to majority of the people"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24
The Great lightning Ink Eraser

For instantly removing ink from paper cotton linen
&c without injuring or soiling the iabrlc Ii does
away with all scratching where mistakes are made,
and removes blots sINsTANTANEoUsLY II should be on
the desk OF every lawyer book keeper and teacher and
as not only removes Ink spots but also fruit STAIN
ana iron rust every aily needs It, 1t Is put up hand
somely and sold at 80 cents per case AGENTS want
ca 10 Introduce u everywhere. X. q. HUTCHINSON,
Statloner, "A Maiden Lane, MY. 12i9Im
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24
d. w. Haskell
Sl,testdaSd Country Residence,
FsoR SAE1T.

'FHE residence of the late Rev. JOHN
Il Balm, situated in Saybrook. the North Ridge
road, one mile from the Depot of the q. 81 d M! s. r.
r.. one fourth mile ftom- Post Office Churches and
land.
The buildings and in complete. repair-large
and elegantly finished house surrounded by beautiful
grounds, pentifuy supplied with nal trees and
shrubbery ne barn with cellar stables young orchard
of three acres of choice nit. This is very desirable
property and will be sold very the estate
Enquire Of OMAR GILLETTE, at D. W. HaskelIe Ashta-
bula. Ohio. iaI6tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

u pakes. Ames died at his residence in
Ncr'h Eas'on, Mass, ON Thursday last, after
few days.Dlneas. The death of the two con.
gressmen' principally Involved. In the Credit
hobllier speculation SO soon, after their cen,
sure by the House, and the severer censure of
public opioion and the public PRESS. is. re.
markable fact. Who kuows how. far wreck Of
reputation tends 10 wreck ei body.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

List oc Patents issued from the United States
Patent Ohee To Ohi0 Inventors, for the week end.
iug April ~! 1879, aud each bearing that date. Fur
nished this paper by Cox Cox, SOLICITORS OF Patents
Washington, ID. G..
Iron front for Stone Piers-Job Abbott,
Canton.
Brick Machine-James uotchkiss, and Plshop
N. Waliston, Springfield
BedIBotlom-- Marcus A, Hunt, Cincinnati.
Nentilaling Water Closet Bowlsr-J. Victor,
Malhivel, Cleveland.
Nut LOck-Levi Miller, Orrvile..
Key FHstener-Wm. Meracher, Cleveland.
I ScrubbeE-Isreal j. Emory, JT. II. Webster.
Inbric alor-Wm. Morris, Dayton.
Work Box-Wm. Bsoel,, Washington.
vile.
Washing Machino-Geo, Fagaines Shelby.
Handi Cora Hanter-llcnry CORNER Nash.
port n.
;, Hydraulic Wheel Press--Gco. " Gray, Jr
Hamilton.
Machine for Turning Pullrys--Geo A.
Gray, Jr HamlinlOn.
Mddl'ng Separator-IIoraoe II. Jones,
,Ashlandi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

Charles Francis Adams Ill tjndged eNlhlia-
ton of Mr.. Seward at the expense of Presi.
dent Lincoln, in his recent eulogy, has called
iprth another protest Montgomery Blair,
who was Postmaster. General under Mr. Lin.
coin, says that gross injustice has been done
Nh Lincoln by Mr.. Adams, and that Srcrcta-
ry Wcllcs shares the ssne opinion. Chief
Justice Chase was asked by Mr.. Blair to Join
in statement 10 the country that Mr.. Adams
h I'd been mised As 10 the relations between
the President and his Secretary of State, but
he secmcd To prefer that the mistake should
be ignored. saying that President Lincolns
memory could not be hurI 10y any exageration
of Mr. Seyuid's merit
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

FRANCE. file elections few weeks ago
Tor vacancies in the Assembly undoubtedly
determined. M Thicrs on giving more dccid-
ed Republican bent TO his Governmes:. The
sum of votes cast in eight departments, widely
distant from each other, some with large
country population, was in round number,
500, 900. or these, 1Jo, 900 were cast for mon.
archial clndidatcs, one of whom was elected
10y small majority, and 72o,ooo for candi-
dates OF. diiicrcn shades. of rrpubicanism, of
whom seven were elected. This was II decla
ration by the people that no WISE, or prudent
ruler, such us NJ, Thiers undoubtedly is, would
disregard After the German evacuation, the
existing Assembly will he replaced. by one
fresh irom the people, u second or conservative
chamber will be added to the parliamentary
system, and France VIII give RepAblicanism
for the first time in lis history, IA fair trial 1t
will be purified government too; one mod
Grated by the humiliation OF. Invasion, and the
fiery trials Of civil war. SUCCESS to ih
The Republicans have all the officers of the
Ohio Constitutional Convenlipn viz: Presi-
dent, Morrison w. Waite of Toledo, who was
one OF our counsel before the Geneva Tlibu.
nal, and who was unanimously elected dele
gate by the people of his district; Secretary,
Dudley w. Rhodes, Of Delaware who was
four years in, the Ohio, Senate Sergcant-ai
Arms, james B Wilbar, Of Clcveland m Off
Ger Of The last Senate The correspondent of
tue Cincinnati Commercial says Of the Convcn-
ton: Taken together, it il ine.looking
body OF men, majority of whom one would
Judge to be on the sh Idy side of fifty. Hllf a,
dozen Congressman, IN ex.Judge Of the
Supreme Court, sever ii who have been Judges
OF Common Plcus, the present Attorney Gen
ci Il Of the State, and numerous cx,lrgislators
OF the State are among the membcrs. Gray
hairs and. spe2laclts and. bald heads are fro-
quent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

CPr. HALL. Statements are published
by ,he steward of the POlaris, Captain Tyson,
anu strengthened and confirmed by that of an
ESquimauX, are 10 the effect that Capt Hall
came to his death 10y poison. Buddin2tou--
sailing master is The indN idual supposed TO be
implicated. The prevailing impression among
the unfortunate nineteen who were clt behind,
was that Buddington had wiiulIX abandoned
them TO their fate
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24


TaE STATE CONVENTION closed It's session
on "Wednesday last, after nominating the fol;
lowing ticket for Sii tc officers Gov. NOyes
was nominated for Governor by acclamalipn :
On the vote for 1t. GOverpgr, Hart had
23515 Van voorhees, l101s, Brinsmade 67 and
Beach 46-whole number cast J26-nccessary
TO choice 1854 On the second ballot Hart
was elected.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court, VIM. L.
White for luD trrm and Walter +. Stone To
fill. vacancy, were nominated 10y acclamatiOn.
For Treasurer Isaac Welch was nominated,
also hy acclamation.
For Attorney General John Little, Of Greene
county, was nominated by acclamaion.
Gen. W. T.. Wilson oi Portage, the present
incumbent was nominated 10y acclamatun,
for Comptroller of the Treasury.
For Board of Public Works, Phillip "
urizig, of Auslaizr, was terminated on End
ballot.
Inc uckct is regarded as strong one, and
there is general feeling of entire satisfaction
with the work of the Convention
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24
W EST'S IMPROVED pUJI

TIL T. BEST BOON TX ThE.4ARKET-Br TERMS
EVER UFFERED-ATrENTIUN AGENTS-SEND
FOX tIkCULARo or OUR NLY WORK, 4YGER.
SULL' sSLiFE AND TIMES OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20

-. -. -. ,..i,,,.i,, ,,,a ,,o,rotr,tc iho
NAY -" W ~ ,s,,,an da.orre. ,ho 70.
pa ,.,, ~ NV nona., nan in The conn
~. O", ~y,n " ' ,,..,,,o ~ a man utterly for
~ ny W. na,,a.,,on ~ Tho magnanimitv
So n y, ,.S,oh saved bis neck from
Iii 1891 halter could have expressed
s,"s = hono shame upon sueh a pretenco
|, 40 rn.nhoodi
p,, ,hc most .criou. aspect Of the casc is
IN no found in the response which will follow
from one end Of the South to the other OF
approval as strong as that which 1t received
In The convention, This response will arouse
Tho sleepinV iealouslcs Of the past, which had
begun 10 ale out in the breasts Of thousands
| of yo,ng men engaged In commercial pursuits
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20

II ERTY.-The attention Of those who would like
the chance of woll'dennsd speculation Is espe-
cAiIy invited % the consideration Of very cheap
A II M
In tho county Of FairfAx, about Is miles from wash
inEton. and the main road leading 70 the village
Of 0ccoguAn and the city Of Alexandria, and being
sbont ~ miles south Y the ORANGE Alexandria and
ter. comprisns ~ acres o. open, nrablo land and
W. acres q y2oist tract principally Of yrsin pine
Y well watsred there being aspiring IN every held.
very large great In height and dense, and for fuel
alohe a worth twice the sum asked for the entire
and Yields wen; Farms adjoining this estate
ars hsid At NIFTY dollar PET acre The purchase o.
as the land will be sold AZ the very low price Of aB
Per acre, part cash and balance on tsrms 20 suit
Tho purchaser. or will be traded for city property
HEsTER a. HYON,
Real Estate Brokers,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20

TotAi iao Gnu, al Cash, amounting To- o. QUO
The distribution will he positive whether all the
sckets are sold or not, and the twelve thousand
unsold tickets being destroyed as at the FIRST and
seoond Concerts. and not represented Ia the
Price Of Tickets.
Whole tickets, $50; halves Sao; tenths, or each
coupon. %; u whole tickets for 4b00; e.k tickets
tickets for tiO,0oo, No discount on less than SJuO
worth OF ucke.s At time
the unparalleled success Of the Third Git Don.
cert ks well As the satiafAe given by the First
sba Eonrt "a n.nrs ts only 70 ann9gnse
Tue Fourth GIFT Concert will be conducted in ali
be learned from circulars. which vii be sent irce
from this oiiioe to oil who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for tAle, and all orders accom-.
panied by the money promptly Allied. Liberal
terms given TO those who buy 10 sell again
THOs. X. BRAHILKTTR,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky and Manager
% or Concert. Public Library building, Innis-
villa. Nv. AuipTuk Film
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20

From BallAntyne, Seventh street, between d
aud X northwest, we are In receipt OF 1.-THE
year, d. G. COleswOrthy. Also from same
We have Little Grandfather,"a book for Juye'
lies, by Sophie May Lee a shepard, Boston,
lass, are publishers OF the above works.
From shilllngton, corner OF Four-and-a-half
street aud Pennsylvania avenue, we have the
GdLary for September.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20
PUBLISHED EykRY MoRN1N
fsundays ercepted)


sFPrsons icduing he city during me tdp-
cling season can haze he Republican mailed
10 their address for any length Of time 1'ey
may designate, at 90 cents per month, payable
in adoance, by ordering the same at tie office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20
S25O,OOO FOR $50.

The Fourth Grand ON Concert authorized BY
ssiA act OF the legs Ature the B-nsnt OF the
Pnbhc Library OF Rentucky will take place 10
Public Library Hall, al Louisville, Ky,
Wednesday, December Q, 1873.
Only Aixty thousand tickets will be sold, and one
hAf Of these intended for the European mark et
thus leaving only thirty thousand for sale III the
United States. where one hundred thousand were
disposed Of for the Third Concert, The tickets are
divided into ten coupons or parts. and have on
the mode OF drawing
Al this concert, which win be the grandest must.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20
G ALE OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
. MERCURY

BuREAU OF CoNsrRUcTIos AND REPAiR,
WARRINGTON, August 1, ISIS.
The Navy PsPsrt,nsp. WIN Sei f9T ale n public
ton. p. O.. on FhIDAY, the aih INSTANT at u
Mercury" Of about Isl tons
The ,yesse,. and the inventory OF articles TO be
sS,d witn her nSy be seen on application to the
Tueniyper oentum 81 tho whole smount Of the
pHrohsse.i9oney mgst be deposited a. the time q
the vessel must be removed FROM the yard within
the sale d not confirmed the monsy dspositsd
"fhe doyerninent reserves the risRAto Withdraw
the vessel from sale 81 any time, and 70 rpjev sny
bid or OFFER which may be considered Inadequate.
auSaStw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20

EoR sALE.-wE HAVE FOR SALE, ON TIE
II southwest corner OF Second and East Capitol
streets, aud very near the East Park, IN the imme
Oh unsurpsssod tjstinction and excellence aife Of
lst With large frame dwelling thereon feet
siqstoh On E2it Capitol street now In the market,
81 the head 81 Tie Rovt beautiful thoropshiare Of
he city and At tw9 taisss 20 price 1t which 1t may
,,m.o,, Real r.,,. 5I EsgER dsI RSN S,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20

Il
Is on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. adjoining
the grounds Of the Deaf and Dumb Institute, only
twelve minutes walk from the II street cars at
Ninth street east Lots containing s.ep feed for
only ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, on
easy terms. Any one can buy . lot,
Apply to
GRO. NJ. LANCKTON,
AnlaN SIS Seventh street, opposite 2. o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20
DRY GOODS.


. --
Try the HoNE-sUCH brand Of sHIRTISd COT.
TON. blcaohed expressly TO our order u ia heavier
than wamsutta, and We oan recommend u for du.
rability. Price, 10 cents.
JOHNSON d COLLEY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20

SUNSET Cox made q characteristic speech
In New York the other day, accepting the
nominatiou-of the German Democrats OF the
sixth district for Congress. He declared
that his failure a. q candidate at large, last
fall, was inexplicable, and that In the summer
his chances were apparently good; but when
the election came, as The little girl said Of
the fsh, 'il unbit and Owed" Then sammic
branched Of Into discussion Of moral ethics,
and made the further declaration of his be-
lief, in saying that God never made an In
dependent man, which Is true so far as Cox
Is concerned. Never before did Democratic
dcmagogue so earnestly announce his love
and admiration for the German race. Next
he will love and admire the French.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20
$1,6OO,OOO,

DIVIDED into TWELVE THOUSAND CASH sIPTs
y,ll be distriba,sd BY %. among the ticket holders
wheel by bliad children and the gifts from another
LIST OF 0IFra
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20
BOARDING.

ID ROONS in 4 good locality convenient To tho
fiecutve Depsrtmenta Apply at us Twelfth
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G o Z E

aAsI.IGHT OFF1OR,
No tisTenth strsct; d III First street ssutbwss
ooInerThird aud e streets, or 10 Bridge sire 3
asorsstown. will b. promptly sttsndsd TO toiAt
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JAMES n. McGILL,

sspstf.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20
u o = s 4 L Z.

EpR x.
Abou, 81 gallons Cstawbs and Concord WINE,
made m Washington. D. q, lsT3 from grapes
grown on my fam in Maryland in 49, lss, anu
mont IL no conirsdiction when explained by the
maker IL IL hoped the qaa!iti taste and hayoI Of
s9mmSn: ~, y, often unjust, pre,udiee .ssins.
pressed their snrpr,ss that sunn quality could b
YEARS 70 manufsStare H. and y made by sn en.
tained by practical eIpsrimsns sipee 16ss, aud at .
cost that has compellbd me TO Abandon W fntire
that l bAye on hand, and we're not IN need this
would not nov be offered forsAle Atthe price named
IN SICKNESS IT wIIL,Bg ApPREcIAYEp.
handle propose 70 dispose q Ito some person
who desires Il for his own private use. II can be
bought for cash at sts pr gallon by taking the
Oh.
Persons Of wealth have hero an opportunity to
obtain from lrrt hands vino suitable for storage,
and guaranteed frse from drugs and foreign mat.
ter generally used In sine mailing. It's own merit
is is own misrepresentation, Call and examine II at
my private residence, No lsa Seventh street.
SulLu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20

EQR sALE-vERY Low AND AT A sACRI.
H. EI0K, giE THREEsTORY PRESSED. BRICK
MANBAHD.HQ0P HOUSES, finely located on o,
tainins eight rooms each. With water gas, bath room
NANTES. These dwellings, are but nifty yards re,
moved from the PenpsylvaniA avenue cars, with i
thereby securing uninterrupted resources for
heAlthful ventilation. with the new market but i
are In tho best condition, In excel lent neishbor
hood, and will be In the market q short time at q
HESTER 4 RYoN,
Real Estate Broker, Capitol HILL
Or to VIM. II. BARBOUR
81 z st.. bet. Sixth and Seventh sits. southeast
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-20

EOR SALE AND RENT.-wE HAVE FOR
H. sale and rent in IN Q best situations on Capitol
E,EdANT REsIDEN0Es. both large and small
nj low hEures and convenient payments. Homes
by citizens and strangers OF undispnted taste and
IudFment; by the opulent as well n BY those en-.
joyfns high social and political posinon. The time
70 buy well u when you can buy cheaply; and the
present Is the opportunity. We invite call from
will surely appreciate in value.
jsaS-eotf Real Estate Brokers, Capitol Hin.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18

raved and was greatly excited over the
accident, and when questioned as to the
cause was inclined to throw the blame
on Steiner. The latter, who had work
ed hard and well, frankly gave all the
explanation in his power 1t was simp-
" attributable, he said, to the upward
pressure of the gas, the pressure being
concentrated at the top, near the valve.
He thought all would have gone well ii
there had been no more wind than there
was previous to one o'clock. He had
all along deemed it impossible to initiate
balloon of such gigantic size, but at
ter Wednesdays experiment thought it
might be done. 1t was, however, an ex-
pertinent, and he was now fully convic-
ed that the feat could not be performed.
The Graphic has made q pile of mon
ey out of the balloon advertisement, and
it is estimated that their receipts from
tickets sold Friday leaves handsome
margin over expenses, but many thou
sands of people are greatly irritated over
this humiliating collapse and pronounce
the whole thing fraud and swindle,
and we would not wonder if they were
right.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18
The Last Initiation.


On Friday the Graphic folks made an
other and last attempt to initiate their
large balloon, which has been advertised
to be the pioneer of the aerial travel
across the Atlantic. At ten minutes
past three, Friday morning, John FL.
Steiner, of Albany, N. Y, let the gas in
to the huge gas bag laying on the Cap
itoline grounds, Brooklyn, and for thlr-
teen hours a large stream of gas flowed
into the balloon, and 325 cubic feet
had been let in, filling about two-thirds
of its capacity, when at ten minutes past
four. in the afternoon, the canvas parted
IN yawning rent over a hundred feet
long, and the gas all escaped heaven
war;, leaving the pride and hope OF
Grap6ic pictures 'sshapeless mass OF dis
annointnlent and spoiled cotton.
There appears to be great deal OF
;nharm,ny among the professors and
J, projectors of this balloon enterprise, and
., ,ch seems to be charging the other with
tbe, blame of the disaster to the balloon
Pro f. Wise expressed himself as not at
all surprised at the accident. lie De.
,ieye. the rupture of the cloth occurred
in a rotten place, and it was nothing
more t. aan he had expected. Donaldson
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Per2EgiCJ31 Syrup, q PTOtece--
ed Solution of the PrOtOGSde or
IRON. is SO combined as to haze
the character of 07e 0tillsellt, etS
ecIsiIJ digcste6 and ISSi7ls5t0teG
4Cith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases tie quantity
Of Natures O1U41 Vit0Jt%j55G
.fqe7st, IRON i91 the blood, and
cures F9G thousand iEES.o simply
IlsI Io4si7axJ ato, I1t6igOrdti9t3 GfItt
T5ifGIisigeg the System. TIE en-
etched aud Sit0JtSed blood per-
...sutes .ece7,Y part of the body,
q,eya;yi,,<y damages and eOGste,
seGPcgsiIg ont 9l909'65d Secfc-
tioas. and tearing nothing for
disease to feed qtl3oI1.
This is the secret Of the sCOal-
f7eyft:L success of this remedy an
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, BoiIs, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Feyers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Eigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints,
and all diseases originating S1L
q bad state of the blood, or &C.
cOaapdaied 6y debility or % tOao
state ofthe system. Being free
from -AEcoItOt, In arg form, dts
elaerg5=i7tg effects are not fol-
lotccd 6y corresponding s'cGc-
ton, BAT are permanent, fisftj-
sing strength, TfgOr, and 7Ieto
fife into all parts of the system,
and building at2o an Iron Con-
stitlttiO1t.
Thousands haze been changed
or the use of this remedy, from
qceaE, sicLty, suffering crcG-
f1tres, to strong. heating, and
HdDpy men and sCon1eIe; and
i,,CdEids cannot 7'eGsO5S0bJyIseS-
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WAN SYRUP JEososa do tic glass.
Pamphlets Trcc.
;. p. DIESMoRE, Proprietor,
No. &C Ecy St, Few York.
Sold by Icrussg-ists generally