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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28
DROF. o. ]. WOODS
FestOrat1vC Cordial
HOOD RENOVATOR.

Is precisely what its indicates for while pleasant to
the se 1t is revying eXhlaatng aud strengthening TO
the vital powers. II also revvifes einaes and the
In all its original purity and titus restores and renders
the system uvulnerabe attacks Of disease II Is the only
preparation offered to the world in popular form so as
10 be within the reach Of all.
So chemically and skllfuy combined as TO he the most
powerful tonic and yet perfectly adapted 10 act ~ per
feet accordance Wh The lars a naHe and hence s0ohe Ne
cakes stomach and tone up the digestive organs and ala
all and other irritation. is also perfectly exaa
ing in It's effects yet Is followed by assude or
depression Of spirits It is composed entirely Of vegetables
and those thoroughly combining powerful tonic and oo's
properties and consequently nure. As sure pre-
| ventive and cure of ....
CONSUMPTION Bronchitis Indigestion DyspsPsia Lo HP
petite FaiHfRess Nerr0us iTriiabihiy NeuTatgta id
Iidii0H If The Hearts, MeiOnchOiy HgPOohondro,
Night SWcais, LaRgHOT, GiddHess, and ahA@
class Of eoses tedrfHHy faiaL called re-
! MIL u-cnEn NIL LLrenMLnrILles.
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governs it. Alas that in this en-
lightened age, there should be
any to whom the severe, but we'll
founded remarkes of an inspired
writer, concerning the sages of
antiquity, may be with too much
justice applied ; protesting them
selves to be wise they became
fools DR.. Dick
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FOR STlrESMEM JUDGES, CLERGYMEM


Ladies ard Gentlemen in all parts Of the world testify to the
efficacy Of Prof o. Woods hair Restorative. and gentlemen
of The Press are unanimous praise. testimunal
be here given circular for mOe and it will be
! impossible for you to doubt
A. Wall Street New York Dec 2nth 1883
GENTLENEN Your uote Of the 18th nst has been reciv
ed saying THAT you had heard nat had been benefited by
the Of Woods Hair Restorative and requesting my ccrt
fcate Of The fact II had objection TO give It.
award it to cnceriuy because think il due. Nv
is about 80 years the color Of hair auburn and inclined
curl Some five six years since il began 10 turn gray,
and the scalp the Of head to lose its snsby
and dandruf TO form uIon it. Each Of these diagreabies
increased with time, and about months fourth
added TO them by hair falling top of my head and
threatening tn make me bald
In this unpleasant predicamen was induced TO try Woods
Hair Restorative mainly to arrest the falling off Of my hair
had really expectation that could ever be
restored to its original color except dyes was how
ever, greatly surprised find after the bottles
", that not only the falling OF arrested bnt the color
restored to the gray hairs and ensbiy to the scalp, and
dandr ceased to form my head, very much the gati
try it,
For this among the many obligations owe to her SEX
strongly recommend all husbands who value the admiration
of their wives profit by example, and If growing
gray or getting bald. Very respectfully,
BEN. a. LAVENDER.
To o. J. Wood K Co., 444 Broadway, New York.
My family absent fem the city, aud am no loHger at
No. II Carol Place.
Siamason Ala, July goth, 1859,
To PRoF. q. J. WoOD: Dear Sir: Your "IIuir Resora
tive" has done my hair much good since commenced the
Ul it, that wish 10 make known 10 the public Of its ef
fcctS the hair which great. be
alive the hair viii return beautiful than at least
this is my experience. Believe it all.
Yours truly. wM. II. kennedy.
P. SYou publish the above IL you like. BY publish
see several of your certificates in the MOblie NerCry
strong Southern paler W. H. Kentdy.
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THERE Is NOTHING ITS EQUAL.

Also Liver Dcrangemens Torpidity Liver Complaints
Diseases the Kidney any general arrangement oil the
II will not only cure the debility following Cs and FeUeT
but prevent all attacks arising from NiasTatc Influences and
cure the diseases at once, if already attacked.
Tn .vFTvRs should have bottle with them, as II will in
by prevent any decterious consequences following upon
change Of climate and water.
prevents cosyenes strengthens the digestive organs,
should the hands Of all PERSONS o cdentary habits.
LADIES accustomed to much outdoor exercise should
always use it.
MOTHERS should It. for II is perfect relief taken
month before the final trial she will pass the dreadful
period with perfect and safety.
There is no mistake about it,
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III 10 III We VI1HTIH EUH'
Mothers Try 1t

And you appeal TO detect the illness decline not
only your daughters before it be too late but also your
aud husbands for while the former from false decacy often
down to premature grave rather than let their condition
be known in ;inC the latter often mixed up with the
eNcitcyen of business that it not for you, they too
would travel in the downward ah, until il Is too late
to arrest tler fatal fall But the mother is always vigGn
and to you confidently appeal for
failing affection viii uEeringly point you to PROF WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR rs
the remedy which should lie always hand in time OF need
o. J. WOOD Proprietor, 444 Broadway, New York, and
III Market street. St Louis Mo- aud sold 10y all good Drug
gss Price One Dollar per Bottle Sold in Ashtaua by
-owly5S3 HENDRY & COPELAND
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UP ! BALANCE UP
" PAY UP!lt

The undersigned respectfully requests s persons bAvin
with him prior 10 the Et day Of January 1891 Wheb
his favor otherwise to call and settle the ime
diatelV.
And all those vile have Accounts Notes Of long standing
hereby notified that want my money 10 pay my debs
with, and unless these settled sOoD will be placed in 9TH
er hands for collection. GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabua, Jan. 18th, 1861 57s
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Mothers, her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething.
Which greatly facilitates the process eehing by soenng
the gums, reducing all nilammaons-w alay ALL PAIN
and spasmOdc action and is sure
To Regulate the Bo,cels
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves and
Reae and Health TO yOuT Infants.
Wehaye put and sold this article over ten years and
can S in confidence and truth it, what have been
able of any other mediene-never has it failed in
sngenstance to effect when timely used Never did
we kmw instance OF dissatisfaction by any one who used
H. Oh the contrary, all delighted with operations ana
speak terms of commendatien of its magical effects and
medo virtues We speak in this matter what do know
after I'm years eXpeIeuce and pledge reputation
hnen of what here declare In almost every instance
Nhethe infant is suffer ing from pain and exhaustion, relief
administered.
T valuable preparation is the prescription of OF the
most experienced and skml In New England and
has ben used with never-iailing success in
Thousands of Gases.
1t MT only relieves the child from pain but nvgorates the
stomh and bowels couec acidty, and gives and
eTgy . the whole system. II win almost instantly relieve
Gripping 10 the Bowels, and Wind Collie,
and oeTeome commissions which i net speedily remedied
END death We believe IL the best and remedy in
e wrd in all cases Of DyseRtery and Darrha in Children
"heter It arises from Teething, other cause. We
Wouh every Mother who has child suffering any
0 IN foregoing complaints do not let your preudice
the peudces of Others stand between you your suffer
ing enid and the relief that will be sure-yes absolutely
70 olow the Of this Medicine If timely used. Full d.
ecns for using will accompany each bottle None genuine
on tie outside wrapper
For sale at HENDRY & COPELAND's, Ashtabula.
Principal Office, 10 Cedar Street. ~ Y Price only 20 cts
per 'ote For Sale in Ashtabua by Geo willard 563y
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GOOD NEWS and glad tidings to all

NOOD NEWS and glad tidings to all
~ Republicans Bell men, Democrats, Breokeendgera,
DouglOstes, Wide Awakes, and Fast Asleeps
There is no doubt but the good time long coming has at
last come Ashtabula is being inundated with
NEW GOODS,
all Of the newest styles and most approved designs and a
mong them ALL larger stock or greater variety can be
'Ou"O 'n'" MOOT a. MORRIsON's.
The FIRST nstament Of our Fall Stock arrived on Thursday
and S shall ba receiving constantly for days to
larger accesous Of all the different styles and varieties OF
Goods that 20 to make up complete stock OF Dry Goods
Groceries Hardware Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps Crock
ery IRON Steel and Nas Paints and Oils Books aud station
ary which for good quality and low prices we Think cannon
| be beat In the county
We have sold goods in this market for long time and
are so well known that the least amount OF gas or og on
part entirely unnecessary, and we leave nat 70 ole rs
Satisfied that strict integrity and fair dealing will in future as
heretofore, for share OF public patronage
when looking round just drop n and VIC will do our best
please you, and will sell goods very cheap or Casl
! Sent 27 1850 ROOT 4 MOkRSON.
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Patent Vulcnnite Dental Agency,
No. GAS Broadway, New York

October Slst 1s6O
THIS is to certify that DIR. A BARRETT,
i of Ashabula, OHIO, is the only person in Ashabula
county, that lawfully make use, vend for others
use, the -
This Base for teeth having become popular on account of
the ease and the wearer that many Dentists are
Offering work made from inferior materials thus attsnptng to
evade the Patents The public hereby notified that any
person Offering to furnish this work In Ashtabua or vicinity
without license TO make the same matter by what name
are infringing the Goodyear Patents only rendering them
selves liable to prosecution for Infringement but also those
wearing set OF teeth made by nfinger are ,so liable
damages Every Dentist having right to use t6e Yucan-
e in his practice holds license from the American Hard
Rubber Co. The community have the means of protecting
themselves by demanding OF their Dentists the evidence thai
lie is daily authorized to said Base for Artificial Teeth
sos B. W. FRANKLIN, Gtnl Agent
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Woods Hair Restorative.

PRoF q. J. WooD-Dear Sir Having bad the misfortune
lose the best portioh Of my hair from the effects of the
yellow fever in New Orleans in 1851. induced make
trial Of your preparation and found it TO the
very thing needed Ny hair thick and glossy and
words express my Obligations you giving the af
hicted such u treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
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WIDE-AWAKES ORGANIZED ! !
Men, Women and Children
in the crowd all rushing to
w. H. "A II O MS,
to see the immense piles of
" e W q D o d s!
which he has just brought to
j Il + + Il r S ON.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
DRY GOODS cheaper than the cheapest Spragues best
prints for il cts all the kinds 10 great va
rety Of Ladies Dress Goods at reduced prices Ladies' and
Gents Shawls of all kinds BrOadcOths Cassimeres Satnets
Tweed &c Brussels Wool, Hemp, and Oil Carpets Great
Bargains in
Ready-Made Clothing.
loo Over Coats from s. 2 100 Dress and Sack Coats
s. to u 100 Vests 81 TO 50 100 Pants 81 to Sc Wrappers
Drawers, &c, &c.
GROCERIES.
Good Sugar at S1s cts Tea 3s to 70 cts Coffee Rasns
Rice Tobacco Goldfish Starch, and Groceries Of all kinds
Boots and Shoes of all kinds very cheap, Mems soga Boots
50 so to So 70.
Hats aud Caps Drugs, Medicines Dye-StuTs Books and
Stationery School Books &c. We and all that we
give you better bargains than before offered in
this county Call and for yourselves and be convinced
Jefferson, NOV. 3, 1860. 56S W II. ALLEN
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Shirtings.
White Goods.

check and striped
ID can,blicks plain and checked Nansools Victoria
Lawns &c, &c. Ljuy4 Al SMITH GlLKEY.
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Ladies Gentlemen in all parts Of the world testify to the
efficacy of Prof j. Woods Hair Restorative. and gentlemen
of The Press in its praise. few testimonials
only can given circular mOe and it will be
unu nugsil, Won o doubt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

Come bne, ~ Come All
All persons parting with before foang will be held re-
sponsibe Tor Insurance and those returning mares
the Horse will be charged by the season.
will stump the county to beat the cots of Young Tiger
Y0TNG MORGAN TIGER was foaed on nv premises 10 Mem
tor Lake couny, Ohio and sired by Old Morgan Tiger dam
Lady katenow property Lady Kate sired by Magnum
Bonum, whe hoFe bred by David Allen Of New York
Young Morgan Tiger Oaled the Sd day Of June 1854
and owned By me until he year DID, then sold him
L. BAKER OIL hentOr' THOMAS CLAPP.
Ola morgan Tiger foaled my premises in
Narek Senaca county N aud got by Old Black Hawk
out OF Lazy Kate bred by and my property She was
sired by Navano which horse bred by A. De Esq n
York. on his farm at Lodi opposite Newark New Jersey Ma
varno was sired by Harry and he by imported Bassora His
dam yaenth was bred by Hon John Randolph of George
town Roanoke CO. Virginia she by the imported Bedford her
dam Telegraph by Old Wild Air. For further tracing of ped
gr reference may be had to 30 Of the American Turf
Register pages 3o2 1888 and 369 with charts Nos and ac-
eompanying the This isn brefhe pedigree of my SEN
aca Morgan Tiger bred by and by me and Iny broth
eT Gerard Dey Of Geneva until the 18th day of April 1858
when he was sold to, r. Peon and L. Rider 10 20 to Ohio
Kariek, senaea CO. New York, April l5 1853 TITUs DEY
iouNG MORGAN TIGER took the FIRST premium at the State
far In Cleveland IN 1856 also at the Lake county Fair In
1856 also at the Geauga county Fair 1857 The Horse will
be groomed by the undersigned who is his owner.
AsHTABuLA DEPOT, 1851. 603 N. BAKER
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ASB, Dec IhbU.
H. C. SPALDNG Esq.-I wish for some circulars or large
show bills to bring your Cephac Pills particularly
lore my customers have anything Of the kind please
send TO me.
One of my customers, who is subject to Sick Head
ache usuay lasting two days. cured Of attack in
hour by your Pills. which sent her.
Respectfully yours, W. B. WILKES
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MAsoNvTLLE, Conn, Feb. 5, 1851.
Mr.. SPALDING-SGR have tried your Cephac Pills. and
IKE them SO peu that want you to send two dollars
worth Part of these for the neighbors whom
few out Of the first box got from you Send tho
Pills by mail, and obige
Your oBt Servant JAMES KENNEDY.
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REYNoLDsBURG Franklin co., O, Jan. O. 1861.
HENRY c. SPALDING, No. As Cedar ST., N. Y.
DEAR SIR lnclosed find twenty-five cents (25 for which
send box Of Oephaic Pills address of Rev. VIM C.
Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin county, Ohio.
fONr Pas pOTk like ehdrul-eure Headache almost in
staHter. Truly yours, VIM c. FILLER
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BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. 15, 1861.
HENRY C. SPALDING, Esq-Pease find ncosed twenty
cents for which send me another box Of your Cephac Pills
They are truly the best Pills ThdUe eUer tried.
Direct, A. STOvER, p M.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot CO, g.
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The following endorsements Of
Sp alding's Cephalio Pills,
viii convince all who suffer from
II E II d II @ III E,

As these Testimonials unsolicited By Mr. SPALDiNG ey
afford objectionable proof Of the efficacy Of this
truly soieEtyfc diseOvsry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04
Confederate Congress.

RICHMOND, Sept. l.-Congrcss adjourned Oh
Saturday, at midnight until the third Monday in
Norcmber, unless sooner convened hy the Presi-
dent.
The annexed acts of Congress have been up
proved by the President and made public:
An act authorizing the appointment by the
President from civil life, Of persons to fill rosi-
ticns in the Stail of Generals who are rocOmmcud-
cd by the Generals.
An act providing for the appointment, by the
President, ,.of Adiutants of Regiments or Lcgions,
upon the Recommendation of the Coloncls thereof.
An act requiring the Secretary of War to re-
cciyc and forward clothes, shoes, blankets, and
other articles of necessity sent to the army by
private contributions.
An net allowing chaplains in the army the same
rations rs prvates.
A resolution Of Congress has been approved, di-
rccting the Secretary of War, whenever practioa-
BILE, to supply the troops in the service Of the Con-
fe,leracy with we'll baked bread also with ra!ions
Of fresh vegetables, when the latter can DO Oh
tained at reasonable cost.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04
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:. ltS writer's arc the moEt Ii:iir-mi-h-L- -;"4 h.
"SlanIs III The very front rank.
Presbyterian, Charleston.
a most acceptable paper
Christian Trdcy. Macon.
"Epualcd by few. surpassed ly none"
Times. L"lutni.uS.
The hest inrc9lncmi Of Two ,iuilars !i:at roul'i
hG made. Missourlan, St. Louis.
observes the most liberal patronage"
i'ari;st. Atlanta.
owe cordially commend it 10 ;'ou:!rrncrs."
Emur;:er, I;i'kln"u!.
"lts contents ar, varied anal agreeable.
Christian Advhcate, New Orleans.
"C4cuatcd emincn.ly To improve Tie soil am
mimi EnIuirrr. Memphis.
.Fllcl with the rhoircsi reading matter.
i.l"arnal 4 Messenger, Macon.
An excellent journal, edited by r"mrcicn
..rr'clG,s." iChrnniclc & Scmtinc Augusta.
Best Literary Journal in tie country"
journal. Louisville.
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Every reading man in The country shouI'
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04
Concart hy Amateurs.

On Thursday night next Concert will be Civ
en- in Odd Fellows and Masonic Hall, by our
Amateurs, for the benefit Of our soldiers, every
dollar to be so applied, tho Amateurs charging
themselves with all expenses.
PART FIRST.
l. Instrumental Introduction.
. Behold the glorious Bars and Stars (Choru5J
3. Cora Lee, (quartettc.)
+. Mazurka piano solo,
5. An have sighed to rest me.
g. drcnmt that dwclt in Southern. lowers.
I. Southern Marsellaise.
s. Comic Duet.
PART SECOND.
l. Instrumental Medley.
.. Grand Duo from Norma.
3. Giles Scroggins' Ghost.
1. Faro thee well Kitty aoar (qnartette.
s. Matrimonial Sweets Comic duet.
&. The Madcn's Prayer.
I. Blue Beard "a trareste.)
S. Any thing the audience calls for.
The whole to conclude with tho BILL Ran Ra-
ccs, by the entire Company.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04

Inc great Manassas Races the greatest Of the
year.
win eghty .h"nsand ensea Of panic stricken fear
we're run one Sabbath evening and the succeed
ing night,
With speed beyond believing, impellcd hv dread
offright.
Their canons were lescrted-their guns we're
thrown away
And as by all asserted, they run till break Of
day;
Left wounded, dead and dying, all stow'd upon
tho ground,
And never stopp'd their flying till Washingt.n n
they found
certain Mister Ely, a member of the Rump,
Who ran awhile too freely, then hid behind q
stump,
Came bu: to see the battle, nor dream'd of such q
rout,
Shook till his teeth did rattlc-when Mullins
pulled him out.
Another legislator, and GURLEr was his name,
Seized on another's bride, us he drove on 10
town;
But twas no time to idle, the driver knock'd him
e.- down.
Tho Gen'rals and the Colonels were foremost in
the run,
Scar'd by tho "maskd infernals," they fed for
Arlington;
Left all their men behind them, to come as best
they could,
Or let the rebels find them, or slay them if they
would.
The cavalry rode freely-wcut dashing over men,
But not SO fast rs GEBLLEr, as one is less lan
ton:
The long bridge they were crossing little after
night,
And evrything went tossing that intercepted
flight.
At Centreyillc the rally was but a moment long,
"rebel picket sally (about a hundred strong)
Was made with much of shouting, twelve furlonss
back behind,
Which issued in the routing of cv'ry sort and
kind.
The stand at Fairfax lasted little longer still,
But here, again, was blasted their little stock Of
will;
They scamper'l off ailrightcd, and scarcely lookI
behind
With cyry prospect b!ightcd, and all of hope re-
signed.
Thus ended these great races, near Bull Runs :a-
nous shurt,-
Where better time was made by men, than over
was before =
The KANGAROO received the news, with tail tucked
under tight
And DR.. Scorr he took the cath. six times that
fatal night.
VlAroE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04
From Richmond.

RlcnMoSn, VA, Sept. 2.-President Davis In
called Congress together tomorrow, Tuesday, t
attend some unfinished business.
There is still quorum Of members here.
The Congress will probably adjourn in a day o1
two
There are decided indications that we are on tht
eve of stirring events.
The North Carolina members Of Congress arc
aroused, and express much Indignation ut the
capture of the forts in consequence Of Il deficiency
of ammunition.
Mr.. peEow says the produce loan is already
upwards Of $50 Too.
1t is reported here that the Condor, from Lir-
pool, has arrived at 4 Confederate port.
She was seen and chased by the bluckadins
squadron, but escaped safely into port.
Passengers, arrived here, who left Manassas
this morning, report all quiet tIsro.
From other points We have nothing Of interest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04
THE BLocIADE-CLasprsrlyr ExpoRrs.-

THE BLOCK E-CLaHDrsrGNEE EXPORTS
There has been, within day Or two, some
little excitement in the commercial commu
,,.ity Of this city. 1t is known that one or
more vessels, laden with tobacco, hat, s1'led
from North Caroline aarbors I" .to,s'gn
ports. Those vessels either ran the blockade
or were allowed to pass by order of Llncola.
In either case, they are proof against the
blockade. This being detrimental to the reg
ular trade of tobacco, buying and selling, IL
was deemed fit subject for Investigation,
and We learn that the Board OF Trade took
the matter under consideration. The Com,
mittee of Foreign Affairs of Congress also had
their attention called to the subject, and had
members of the community of tobacco deal.
ers before them to ascertain all the facts that
were attainable. What these were, OF course
we are not at liberts TO state; but it is rn-
nored that bill will probably pass Congress
to prohibit shipments OF produce abroad in
this manner, and, indeed, to place an embargo
on such shipments until the blockade is fully
removed or peace restored-Richmond Dis
patch.