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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20
home TESTIMONY.
H. O. TO M II E s.

.g HARTFORD TrtnlbuIl Co. o., March 7th, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing in the
Medicines for tine past year and can truly say that have
the decided appreciation Of the people like these pariculH
the Pills and Catholicon. They will readily perform all
@ %es fie the ss HT sS N S9ns r. my
suits in every case. J.H C. JOHNSON, Medical Aga n
NJ Read % what Dr. Bushnell sgs Of the Graeabsrx hedeE
most successful in the county rumbnl in which he read
This Gertaes that haze used the rsHepSrg pills ana
hasafs eathoeon sold here BY j. H. O. Johnson in my
,e ,.-,,'-" -,,'''-'~'4 DR.. &. ". BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trumbull Co. O., March /, 1857. r,T -
study has diseases Of They hive geheaIy baGr
my best efforts Obtaining tho materials composing Mar
them fair trial aud found myself abndaRtiy sueeessfn
boa, Si te ce and could H ot cure QUE n temp So~
can can aacay cure at least ssyeTtsen in Say and aiiss
est blessing to females have met with. a re- y T0s
]. II. WILLIAMS, NJ. D. ChArIeston.
wEsr BEDFoRD, Coslocton co, May H. 81.
Nr H. B. Kingsley. sir;I been selling the msdieipS5
Of the esns s co@agy Or the @st Ten I3d , hsTs
have sold toa great many families regular their tea
and coffee and with my trade they have become staple
Cns a rod a female ses ons s ads
lsoF 4 to told NE that she had received benefit fo
BY the skiiIful ysieia6s.J Yours truly 9
Jan. !, 1858, .....i JAMES WILSON,
+ u 'HE1LTH or FIMERic1NWoMEM u, sia
Female irregularities weakness uterine diaeenc nts and
a local uterine difficulties and constitutional troubles Of Np
mem are entirely cured by the Graeenberg Ashat V'eT
IN his euneeiion MssBseebsr tisterof the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher In letters To the people, l29 Il
have mine sisters ard sisters .w, and fourteen eHa
cousins all married, and all delicate and sng Amid tie 8
immense circle of friends and noaihtaucS,f cAnuot
call ten married ladies born in this century and couny, vi
perfectly healthy" IN however. where the Gras>
enbeg aihlcou has been used that health
iapiY taken the place disease, and ladies have become
i robust, strong, vigorous ana healthy. .ia--I-
Mrs. Gleason Elira SAYS: Beautiful indeed Is u .
cnnRdig. Trusting nature Of woman but much does u
reed Ia he protected BY waichulnesS that will lead bP
time af dese b sea to medical advis or seiehtihe
dueition, sal worth and purity of enacteT" AH these
may he secured addressing the tineehbetR company.
gives ure great pleasure to certify the
tive action Of the Grceleuberg Masksha lhrpe Eath0 icon
in an nf fonale ds snd 10 the skil aud high hOIKI
character OF the Medical Department Of the GrsleubsTe
| Company j. p. fANbEkT " H.,
A.Lha. Con. L..
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PRoF. O. J. WOODS
Hestorat4ve Sora4ol
BLOOD RENOVATION

BLOOD RENOVATION
"a preoisey what its name indicates for while pleasant 10
the sie 4 "a reylng exhilarating aud strengthening
the vital powers II also revvihe einsates and
blood 10 an its original purity and thus restores and
the system inyulnerabe 20 etisek q disease. y the only
preparation offered 70 tie world In popular i0m 90 a.
70 6e within the TeaeheraL .... -r.r.
So chemically and skiuly combined as to he the mos
et acoordanos k ne Lss @ AiuSS ard hence sOOhe tk
sSakss aooee sRa t9ps uR tnS dge o sga s
ing in its effects and yet Is followed by asude o
S1s those tIordasby oom5Dag powerful tonic and oooe
VsntEe and cure Of rr-
CoaseMytieH Br0nehis Indigestion psPspsa Los q IP
Ritsiies y tAs Hearts hse,sssAeiy Hyyeehsessss9a'
a4as u easss % fsagfuLiy fatal called Es-
Eafs WsakAsss aAd hTsgAiaritass
THERE Is NOTHING IT'S EQUAL
Also, Liver Deaageueuts or Torpidy Liver Complaints
plea.ss q ths en or any general deFAHgemens Of the
il IN not only care heeldli,y fOISVBg Czis and Fsps,
cure tlls diseases al oncs II alrSady attacked
TEAvELERs shoud have bolus With them Il viii in
shy prevent a0y aesseus Consequences following upon
Asi gIsyspt. rsngthsH the digestive organs.
Il should - y the ands o. All tesons Of ssdentAy habits
LADEs not accustomed to aneh outdoor exercise should
MSsssas should fUr it IA perfect ,llsG taken
mouth beOrs bs anal ia shs pass ile dsesahi
period uitl perfect ease and safety. 2 p 7--
There "a no mistake about IT, -
THE coRDt4L rs al We cI1iM FOR ITiy
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From the Examiner Norfolk ia.
CsphalIe Pills accomplish the object which they we're
made, viz; Cure of headache in all its forms
From the EramiHer Norfolk, IA.
They have been tested in than thousand cases With
From The Denaorat, st. Cloud, MiHn. Q
If you are troubled with the headache send
fog box tCephAlc Pl 50 that you may have them in case
From The Adreriise, Pr0ridsaee, r. l.
The Cephac pills said to be a remarkable effective re-
my or the headache and Of the very best for that very
frequent complaint which has ever beeu discovered
from the Teaern R R Ga:ege, Chicago, III
We heartily endorse Mr spading, and his unhvared oe
PiN''s = AiH' -
From Me Kanarha YaRey Star, KauGusha, "a -.
We sure that persons suffering with the headache, who
try them, win stick to them
from tie SOEtkeyu Paih Finder Hsp Orleans, La.
Try them you that afflicted and we are sure tina. your
testimony can be added to the already numerous list that has
received benefits that no othef medicine can produce
From The ST. LOuis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic PisJ IS
-C h-.. ID
From the Gazette, Davenport, IoSG.
Dr. spalding would not connect his with article
he did not kHOp TO possess real merit
From ne -idcertiser, ProBideHoe, r.
The tetpOny 10 their favor stTOng from tho most rp
Specialize qnatters.
To-. from the Daily NeWs, NeNporl, r. T.
| Cephalic Pills taking the place Of all kinds.
| From Pc CoHwfreial Bulletin, Boston, MAss-
! SAID to bs very eficacous for the headache.
i fr0uths Commercial, CiHoirHat, Ohio.
4 Suffering humanity now be relieved
lE1s-HE isfrs0 s..s--r-r .-.s-r-
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For staesueu Judges, Editors, Physicians of the oldest
schools well new, give it their unqualified sanction aud
il for all Of eruOns and diseases OF the
scalp aud but all who have nsed IT, mite IN tesing
that it will prserve the hair n being gray aud from fall
Ing any age as well restore. Read the following
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

From The Dem0rat St. Cloud NiHn. Q
II are have been troubled with the headache send
for box, (CephAic P that you may have them in
Of eu attack. - ..-. ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20

From the AdUertiser, PrOridsaes, r. l.
The Cephac Pills said to be remarkable effective re-
mey or the headache and Of the very best for that ye
frequent complaint which has ever beeu discovered.
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MAsoNv1LLE, Conn, Feb. 5, 1861.
Mr. sPALprSG-SIR l have tried your Cephalc Pills and
like them 1CeH that you TO send two dollar
worth more. Part Of these for the neghbOr to whom
gave few out of the first box got from you. Send the
Fills by mail, aud Ubige
Your obt Servant JAMES KENNEDY.
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Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance CO.
HARTFoRR. CoSS- JANuART i, 1854 y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-20
w1sr BRDFoRD, Coshocton co May u, 81.
HE1LTH OF AMERIC4N WOMEN

Female rreeuAfties weakness uterine displacement and
local uterine difficulties and constitutional bes OF
en-, entirely cured by the Graeienberg arShas uieT
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from tle Er0miHer, Norfolk Ta
They have been tested in than THOUSAND caes vh
pm arn.
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Prompt attention IN applications from part Of tAe sonAV
The undersigned ia alsO Agent for the ~ y
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, !. !.
Hrr Of Hartford, Conn.
-, a. - -. og .btll,ts not ,uiynasslA-
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As these TSsilOHiais unsolicited by Mr. srALDNo they
afford HngHestlOaa5Le proqf Of the s6ioOcy Of this
truly SeieHtife discovery. ..r a....
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.s.. - YrsILASTI Ncu, Jan. II, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDrEG-SIR
Not long sent to you for box Of Cephac Pills for
the Nervous Heaache aud Costiveness and
ceived the same and ey had good ctcc has in
dHced 10 send for Please send by return mail.
Direct to A. r. WHEELER, Ypsilauti, Mich.
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From tie KaRarha Yaley Star, KaHGu7ha, "a.
We that persons suffering with the headache VIII
try them, win stick to them.
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from tAs SOnkeyn Pafh Finder, Hso Orleans La.
Try them you that are afflicted and that you
testimony be added 20 the already list that ha
received benefits that thef medicine produce
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31
WASHINGTON Nav d


The war is carried into Africa. $1,000
troops crossed into Virginia last night, and
are now occupying Arlington Heights and
Alexandria.
Nine regiments of infantry. consisting of
four New Jersey regiments, and one Mich
igan regiment, also one regiment of Dis
triet militia, together with two companies
OF cavalry and one battery of artillery,
preceded by Four companies of regular in
fantry, crossed Long Bridge for the occu-
patton of Alexandria. Six regiments of
infantry, together with similar compile
meut of cavalry and artillery, passed over
Georgetown Bridge for the occupation of
Arlington heights. The former body un-
der the command of Gen. Mansfield, and
the latter under Gen. Mcdowell
The troops commenced moving shortly
after midnight Precisely at o'clock.
the crossing of the main bridges began
over the bridges of tie Virginia ends, both
having been secured at an early hour by
the advance guard The movement Was
conducted with the utmost quickness and
promptness by all the troops passing over
in less than two hours.
1.-The fereign vote of this country is
about one twelfth Of the whole
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31
From Fort Pickens.

The New York Times publishes letter
dated United States Ship Powhatan, off
Pensacola, Thursday, May 10th, 1861,
from which we have the following state
ment Of the rebel force now before Fort
Pickens:
There is now no use Of concealing the
fact. that the fight here will be one of the
most desperate Of the war Cur prepara-
tions are progressing rapidly aud fully
Justify US in the opinion that Fort Pichens
is almost impregnabie But the gigantic
strides making by Braeg's command. may
we'll prevent US from anticipating quiet
capture of the Navy-Yard and Barrancas,
the possession of which is necessary to the
end of hestilities in these parts. Now, it
is on the best authority that inform you
that the Secessionists ashore muster 10,
900 availab bic fgh'ing men, Notwithstanding
previous estimates They are scattered
for miles around, and have some of the
Iest officers in America to regulate their
movements. There are at least six bat
teries that may open fire on Fort Pickens
now concealed, and of course the exact
places in which they are situated no one of
Us can find out The skill of three Uni
ted States military and naval officers has
been concentrated to make these most
powerful, and Cummings Point rayages on
Sumter, indicate what hidden battery
may do. Let it be distinctly understood
then, that on land at present the Seces-
ionists number, at least, FIVE times more
than the Federal troops. Take all the
available fighting men from off the ships,
and you cannot make up one third of our
enemy's strength. There have been serl-
Gus impediments, too, placed in the water
within eight or ten days. and it is now very
doubtful whether, fcrts left out, ships could
go up to the yard. Then Montgomery and
Warrington are connected by the iron
railway horse, and reinforcemeats may be
poured III. mention these matters only
to plainly establish one fact ramely:
We cannot take permanent and offensive
stand in Florida with ! 500 men Defend
Pickens, hold Rosas Island, batter down
McRae and Barrancas, we may, but will
the American people be satisfied with this?
Let the Cabinet decide whether Federal
forces are concentrated here to defend
Pickens until it shall be made of little con-
sequence; or to take the Navy-Yard, and
make the fort impregnable in time.
The following is an extract from the
Mont tgomery correspondence of the Charles
ton Courier under date Of May lth:
Il understood from a gentlemen just
arrived from Pensacola, that Gen. Blagg
expressed himself ready to commence an
attack on Pickens yesterday. He has com
puted that in capturing the fortress 5000
live will be lost on our side He says the
place cannot be taken at lesser sacri-
fee. From the great preparation in the
Medical Bureau, am inclined to think a
speedy attack is prcmeditated. Surgeons
seem 70 be in demand, and Instruments
and medicines more so. Each day some
of the disci plies Of Galen are dispatched
with their saws and tourinquets to the
scene, and nearly all Of them on leaving
have been assured that they will soon have
g somebody that is g hurt to attend
to "
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31

The World of the 2lst contains the
following details of the destruction of a
rebel battery at Sewal's Point:
THE United States steamer Freeborn.
heard heavy cannonading, which proved
to be between the steamer Monticello and
battery of the rebels on Sewall's point.
at the mouth of Elise5eth River
As the Monticello seemed likely to get
the worst of it, the Freeborn was sent to
her assistance, and drawing FIVE feet less
water. she got within three hundred yards
of the battery and opened fire from how
itzer, throwing shell, and from 30 pound
er. The effect was terrific
Two heavy columbiads on the battery
were speedily disabled. while the men,
some fifty in number, scattered in every d.
rection In moment they rallied near
the battery, when shell was sent after
them. 1t struck the ground some twenty
feet in front. ricocheted and passed through
the crowd They all took to Their heels,
and one man on horseback scampered of
like deer.
A few more shots smashed the battery,
which the cficers considered a good one.
into atoms. They think none were killed
at the battery When the steamer left no
one could be seen. and the rebels probably
had gone to Norfolk disgusted with the
idea of fight. The battery was erected
at the mouth of Elizabeth River, to pre-
vent the removal of the vessels that were
sunk the day that Virginia seeded, for the
purpose Of obstructing the navigation.
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Farm for Sale.
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

Il Bsnroeat A,stituaoa established Jy special Endo,o
ngHt, for the rliT Of the Sick and distressed, Cf
7ict-d ritb Ti1lsHt aRG Epidemic Diseases, and
pciGlty for tbf Cur Of Diseases cfthe -HGl Organs
TIT EDiCAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
~ Surgeon, ali who apply by letter. with deS
etion Of their condition. Gage. occupation. habits of
L'e, Ncl and in Of extreme poverty Medicines
1drnl@ ned free Of charge
hlIABLE REPORTS on Speralatorrhos. and
- -'SS-SS es OF she exual Organs. ard on the NEW
AsNEs 5 employed in the Di>pensarv. sent to the
r,v 3e sealed let er envelopes. free OF eharge-
a35r - m p ior hostage viii he acceptaf lie.
SgrSaas OK ) ShILLTN H0UGnTON. Acting
Straa+ ,o"sFd A,soeistion. Fo. ? south Ninth
5y1. ,,,-'. "a BY order cf the Directors.
GEO. Fs.RCHILD. SacritsrxA - Iii, tFe, o1' l9th''
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31

Special dispatch 10 the n T. Times 81
am authorized TO state there are now 250,-
600 men in the army in the Pay of the
U. 5. Government They are all equip
ped or will be by Saturday night.
Geo. W. Dom, well known resident
of this city. reached here from the rebel
confcderacy. He came last from Tennes-
see, via Cairo. He rer orts that supplies
are now entirely cut off from western Ten
nesse, and that great fear Of starvation
prevails. lie saw al Memphis about g.
900 troops. furnished with altered flint lock
muskets. taken from the Baton Rouge ar
senal. There are two batteries Oh the
Mississippi, between Memphis and Cairo.
Many of the troops are northern men.
who have been impressed into the service.
Half the soldiers there refused to leave
the city, and the Governor issued proc
lamation ordering all companies to disband
who did not enter the service Of the South
Internationally
Ammunition was very scarce and no un-
necessary firing was permitted.
lhe New 1ork HOrld says, that 1t
IS conceded by the highest military author
tiles in the country, that the English and
French frigates of the Warrior and La
Glorie class, night enter n Y. harbor, de-
spite all the fortifcations and burn the
city, leaving it again without the loss of a
man. Government intends to recon-
mence work at once on the famous Ste
ven's Floating Battery in New York This
battery is built of iron. not solid plates,
but in a series of plates. one inside the
other 1t is not intended as fast sailer,
but rather for harbor defence
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31
Foreign Policy Of The Government.

Special Dispatch to the " z. Herald
-WAsHINGToN, MAY 21-The govern
ment regards with absolute certainty the
speedy termination of our domestic diff
culties, should the rebel states receive no
aid or comfort from England, and they are
quite resolved not to deliberate for sin
gle moment should England manifest any
such insane disposition, but to launch
against her the thunderbolts of war that
would not cease till every power in Europe
was involved On this vital matter the
President, the Secretary of State and all
Cabinet entertain but one view. and are
animated by the same sentiments. They
feel they can rely to any extent on the
courage and energy of the nation, that
will sustain them at every sacrifice against
England and all the world, when they see
their dearest rights assailed and their best
interests rudely trampled on. 1t is for
tunate for the country. at this momentous
cricis that there should be no divisions of
counsels as to the best and safest policy
brth at home and abroad 1t is equally
fprtunate that the President and Cabinet
put so high an estimate on the sagacity
and frmness of the Secretary Of State, as
we'll as upon the thorough knowledge of
the condition and interests of Europe, that
they are content at all times to defer to
his views and support his suggestions. 1t
cannot but FIJI with surprise all who may
have followed the career of this able states
man to see his usual caution and modera-
tion suddenly converted by the fore of
events into boldness and decision. 1t is
consoling to think that whilst the portfolio
of the State Department is in bis hands
there will be no blunders to regret, and
certainly no timidity to deplore.-N 7
Herald.
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milwaukee,, Watert'n
And b. 7. R4IL ROAD

TNTIL further notice, Passenger trains will rav,
- Watertown for Milwaukee at A. NJ. eonnepting
with trains of Milwaukee and Chicago abroad for
Chicago and all points East,
Fare Always rs Low as by any oSI.sE Line
trains leave Milwaukee for Waterfowl at 4:S0 P Nj
on arrival of trains from Chicago. Leave Watertoxn
IoF sun Prairie and Columbus at lis P NJ.
Feb. :, 1861 S6tf
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31

BALTIMORE. May 23.-It was understood
at Fort Monroe, that the Minnesota would,
to-day, attack the Notifications at SewaIl' s
Point. whilst an effective land force would
go iii small tugs to effect landing, and
capture the battery at all hazards There
is a great diffct; y in landing at Old Point,
in cosequence of number Of vessels being
there as prizes, &c.
The British ship AiJion went ashore
near Cape Henry, and will be a total loss,
Firginians having removed Cape Henry
light and built fire on the beach, some
half a mile away, deceived the captain and
causing the disaster.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-31

In Peterson yaIdaner's Block, Watertown, Wiscon-
sin Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries Hardware, Crockery, Glassware. Mechanics
Tools Hats, Caps, Boots, and shoes, Window Paper,
Stationery, &c.