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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
EVERY VOTE FOR WASH.

BURN is a vote to aid the Union
men of Kentucky, Tennessee,
Virginia and Missouri, in their
life or death struggle agains,
Treason. Every vote for Dana
is vote to abandon one-half OF
those States to Judge Lynch and
the fanatics who rally under the
Confederate lag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Bring your neighbor to the
Polls

Many poor man would like ride TO
town meeting. Men who have hores should
take care that there are no vacan, seats IN
their carriages. Many can as well bring
half dozen, with span Of horses. a lit
tle effort and forethousht, will tell materi.
ally in the election returns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

roK ErrEEENTArWLs,
J c. MARBLE, Paris.
SUMNER BURNHAM, Norway.
J. T KiMBALL. Bethel
GEO. b. BARROwS. Frycburg.
LUClUS LORlNG. Buck6eli.
ALDEN d. sEvERY. DI6eli.
THOMAS J. DEMERlTT. Peru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

The American AgrieuI,ur',; predict. n
large foreign demand for hreatstui.. this
year. and good demand for farm produce.
The prices Of grain have lately ri.en m New
York. with transactions amounting to half
million bushels per day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
EVERY voTEFOR WASH

BURN is a vote to sustain the
Administration in every cOnsti-
utional effort to maintain the
integrity Of the Republic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

SENTENCE or CoTiS. On Friday morn.
ing, John Il. Coin. convict Of ~, crime OF
man,laugher. vas sentenced 20 Eve years
hard labor. in tho State Prison. aI Thomas.
ton and he stands committed TO avail, tho
execution Of the sentence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

The Government, has telesraphic dispatch.
O. FROM Ro-enerans, showing tina, he is sale.
Thsss dispatches az Vi ia,sr date than thc
reports from Richmond. stating that hs had
been captured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
EVERY VOTE FOR WASH.

BURN is a vote TO sustain the
Administration in a vigorous
prosecution of the War against
Treason and DisuniOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

rlRsr RrGwrNr. We ar. informed that
the fir.t regimen, will 60 into camp some
time next week. We DO no, learn a, wha,
point they will rendezvous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

ADsirrIp TO rur Bar. On Friday last
Henry Il. Walton, wa, admitted to practice
a, an Attorney and Counsellor a, Law, IN
all the Courts in this State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

rnrIRANcE LECTURE. DR.. u Colby,
State Agent. will deliver lecture, ON the
.ubjec, Of temperance, a, the Univer'ali.s
church. in tai. village on Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
For senators.

tOr SENATORS,
Richard Hutchinson. Dana JDncon.
II. u. T.. llu,ehin.. Dana.
7. l.. Rice, JaH,'oa.
Clerk Of Courts,
Richard 4. FRYE. Dana.
Alvah Black jameson.
County Attorney.
Thomas jefferson brigham, Daaa-
ID. Il. llasI'ugs, Jameson.
County Commissioner.
WIN. T. Taylor. Dana Jameson.
County Treasurer,
Horace Cummlncs.-D1na Jan,soH,-
training under the banner, "Obsy he iair'."
TIA, mass /. to Be Strengthened out. dur.
ing the next week. Certainly all canno, be
voted Tor. Henry d. y. lla,chiu. has a,
lcl., twice the ability. politically, Of Rich.
ard Hutchinson. Will Mr.. llu,chius'
politely .,sp up and vote for Mcs'rs. Hutch
inson. Taylor and Cumming. while the lat
ter are dcnouncins him asa traitor. AMI
actively canvas'ing for hi. defeat? Plain.
" not, their place, on the ,ieke, must be
considered vacant.
Evidently the matter will OCCASION much
labor Tor the selcc,men OF the several towns,
IN coun,in: the vote; bu, as the combined
party would no, elect, the action u OF little
importance. So FAR a. the cutting down OF
Dana vote. is concerned, the jameson move.
men, deserve. the sympathy Of all Rcpubli-
cans. 1, rs one which will have a great
influence hereafter IN our National ahAirs.
But ihi. County ticket looks ton much like
a scramble Tor local oaice, by e, trade and
dieker" arrangement, TO gain very ex'
,ended public approval.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
The Dana Party without a
Ticket

We have already announced the action
Of the Democratic Convention. held week
before last. with the exception Of the candi.
dates for Senators, which were accidentally
omitted. For Senator's, were nominated ,
Richard Hutchinson. Of Hartford. and II.
u. r. Hutchins. OF fryeburs. The platform.
lone good enough for the Bangor nom'uec
to stand on,-me, with some opposition, but
~s. passed by a vote Of two to one. while
the minority report was utterly repudiatcd.
Tho candidates Of that Convention were, Of
course. either bound TO endorse the plat
form. or decline tho nomination. No ono
having uttered a word In dissent, II was but
fair to suppose they had each and oil given
In their adhesion to the test. and all was
right. That was the unavoidable conclu.
sion.
but another stat, OF affairs confuses mat.
ter. mos, essentially. Here assembled. on
Wednesday. another Convention. endorsing
Gen. Jameson. FOR Governor, which also
nominated a County ticket Each man
Who passed muster, in this Convention. was
obliged to pledge hhnscif. in eriiing. that
he in good faith endorsed Jameson and his
platform. which was repudia,ed by the pre-.
,ions Convention, and .ymps,hi,ed with the
Union Democrats. Nothing lcs. than full
and unequivocal declaration would satisfy
the delegates.
Now. an examination OF the tickets shows
tina, par, Of the old candidates figure on
the new ticket. Here are the names put
together
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

MAINE BEiGADIExs. The President has
appointed Coils. Chss. n. Jameson and U.
o. Hoxard. Brisadisr Generals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

Pu.l,lsi lss SHOW ia, DIT naval iss;3
have captured 50 vessels, while attempting
70 run The blockade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

A VOTE FOR JOHN W. DANA IL
vote to acknowledge Cotton as King. and
the fresmen Of tho North - her slaves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR RErEEsEN.
rArrE. Ata caucus las, Saturday, j. q.
Marble was nominated as candidate Tor
Representative to the legislature, from the
Dis,ric, composed Of Paris. Hebron. and
Franklin and Milton Plantations:
The following nominations. in other dis.
ric,' in Oxford County have been reported
TO US:
Norway.-Sumner Burnham.
Bethel II. T. Kimball,
Fryeburg.-Gco. ID. Barrows,
Baekfeld. Loring,
DIfeld.-Alden b Seavey.
Peru,-Thomas j. Demeritt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

TIE COMPROMISE TO BE- effected to tie
seeded States Is Z" the Constitution end The
la,os made BY It's authority"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

ToA coUNrT TErssuETE,
WILLIAM 4. PlDGlN Vt PARIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

Fog C,rNrV c'NNIssiuNER,
CHARLES NUrTER OF Stow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Republican Nominations.
FOR GOTERN or.
Israel Washburn, Jrq
or oEONO.
ToR syN,roE

ToR SENATOR'S,
john + HUBBARD. Of Hiram.
ELBRIDGE e.. HARLOW Of Canion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

IoE CLLEN ca COURTS,
SIDNEY PERuAM Of PARIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

ToE c.rNrr ArroRNtr.
WILLIAM W. BOLSTER OF Dil6sld.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
Prof Mnnsl,s Hair RestnrntiNe--In another
DIED.

In Austinbnrp April a. ctAmssA, OF James Van
Buren, aged 81 wears.
In Perry Lake county, on the sth inst ovisA PROPER,
aged 10 years.
In jefferson, on the sOlb MARY. wife of o. n Howe
In w Andoyer on The 18th NORWAY MERRilts, sged ~.
A CARD We wish through the medium Of
the Telegraph to call the attention Of all buy.
ers Of goods to the fact. that he have received
lrow New York. q well selected stock Of
SeasonnJie Goods which were bought for Cash
at the lowest panic prices and we desire to sell
them At a small profit for ready pay, or APPROX
ed credit.
Our stock embraces as good variety OF
goods as can be found in our county keeping
as we do, full stock of Dry Goods, both staple
and fancy, Groceries and Crockery, Hats, Caps
Boots aud Shoes Hardware and Cutlery Paints
Oils Putty and Glass, Iron, Steel and Nails aud
Books, and in fact every thing that is needed for
the comfort or luxury of our citizens. We do
not propose to sell at cost, or without profit.
II is our business and by it we live but we
feel 'atsfed that we can, and do sell as low as
any concern in the county, and intend to deal
fairly and hOnorahly by oil who favor us with
their cnstom. Having doEc business in this vii.
luge for 20 years. the public have had full aud
ample opportunity to judge US to our liberaIity
and fairness Of dealing. We would say to all,
give US a CALL and if not satisfied you are get
ting the worth of your money don't try. To
Cash customers from adjOning towns, we say,
buy your goods where you can do the best, but
before you buy, don't fail to give Us a call.
May 2 1861. ROOT MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

Ournew p. NJ. is giving US Post-oficc &C
eommodaiions next door TO our friends, Has
ke & Son, in Mechanics Row, where he is
making everything as neat aud sweet as the
band box of bride. Painted, papered. scrnh.
bed, wished, newly letterd prompt and cour.
teous attention and so on are what the Doctor
Is doing TO make our office a model Office
The war news ia becoming rather tame, and
interest is in consequence sensibly suhsidng
The Cleveland Herald Of Thursday evening,
gives rs but "A couple Of items that'we deem Of
Importance enough to copy as we 60 to press.
They are os follows
The Washington Star has positive inlorma.
tion that a majority Of the secession troops
within Fifty miles Of Washington refused to take
the oath of hostility to the United States Also
large fraction Of the Harper's Ferry troops
Dispatches by the Persia state that the agents
of the rebel government have explored Europe
in vain for arms, munitions, or money, in ex.
change for their bonds. Dudley Mann sought
an interview with George Penhodv in homes of
negotiating a loan, but was politely but 6rm ly
repulsed. In no case had they found their Sc.
curties marketable at the largest discount they
could offer as temptation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
j. z. CHAPMAN.
UABERDASHERY vERsIFIED.

the "uose and confusion" that constantly rages ma
And is chrouicled oith in the r-iegraph's pages
About Hy Guods and Dress Goods and Causes and LaaJs.
shawls, lonnets and Cloaks that iva the graeea.
Nay claim your atten ion, TO a tief rehearsal,
ufa lit o. Choice Gods in stock uuiy ersal frr
and though less pretending, d in merit sound.
And gniety waiting o notice down town pa
There Cloths Of all grltes and textures ysu1 lind,
OF pure Wool iom your ancks and Of Alabama cOmhinGd,
and NestuZs, the fancy Msrseile silk and Black satin,
arm made nf CottUn Thread Wa,iding and Batting,
NicSs Fannes, 0eacbed goods, Stripes SheetiBg tWins
AEd Nu-H~ ara Lawns. bonnet, dress aud swiss fne,
Ltmples ana SUMNER Suits eleckd striped white shrtss
Gloves Dress Goods Shzwls and NbbOns aud skeleton Skt
Spice rtIrsr and cassia Srratns tgnd uea ksin soar
BIZ baskets aud bed cords cloths lines buck govsA H4
Super teas, su CARA and c flee, both Java and Rio,
Pure, can be found in the State OF Ohio.
Paper huugng brass kettles fancy prints and band boxeA
Cloths pins wooden yarn and bows the necks of your
Stone curns jugs jars and crooks assorted glass and nai
Shoes for children, boys aud ladies' also gents and ladies bose
And hoes for gents 10 work with, wooden pumps and super
Bu1alos
seythes, snath' rakes and ashbosrs half bushels saA
Chalk rosn whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for bad veathaE
The largest lot Of Hats and Caps Of every grade and style
If all outside heaped twouldnt be big pis
Shoemaker too, word with you, have for good news
Here's nearly all the implements for making boots and shoe
Lasts pegs puches bammar knives thread peg ana sew
Tae Nails swl handles istles lining binding, bSel ba
Frrsh flench chalk kip Goats size AAA ana loroce
Weddings and hastings Of various Shades shoe needles ana
But hold my muse further tax the printers gentle
Hen find space 1.-THE Of the list Of this full stood
| sv ~ ,Isn nO tisi the stock is ful and complete
TbSt we are snxouy awaiting, pa atronS to Freet
Invite them ALL from South from North, from East and fs
From city, from county, Lineouito', Douglsses. and al
From every point of the compass como all, 4
Leave all your spare dimes with your friend, - .
Gshtabula, Oct 27, 1880.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
NAY APPoINTMEErs.

AACf T. dt-t< AHi4slo.
nR. ii. w. WADSW ORTIZ, Eclectic
~ Physician and Surgeon win be Attendsnee as foow
Ashtabus Nshaouia House, Saturday and sunday, hAg
25th and 18th ~
Jefferson Friday afternoon Nay 2ath.
paiuesye CoVes liouHS Monday and Tuesday, My sra
Chardon, Wednesday DTay 9th
Cleveland Johnson .ouse, May 60 and 81 and Jals6
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DR.. "
very simple snS entirely new; by It disease of sny
of the internal vital organs Is In very few minutes defeo
with facility and certainty without asking the paept auss.
ton or having the least previous knowledge o ease
Scrofula, and all Diseases of 9 Scrofai0us origin.
Ulcers Tumo7 Enlarged Glands or Jonts Hip Disease swe-
ed Nee or Suitre serou EJss Seald Head Erupons
on the FAo o. other ps Cancer fisQla, Sina Diseases,
nysleps Gravel p-potenes Seture, St Vitus Dance Ep~
lepsy, isheuniaU DrOIsy ne. 40. ~ 'a.. ~.
Al diseases peculiar 10 Females and AL chronic diseases q
the Brain Tn oat Lungs Heart somach IisaT, sph1n
NdneE q Skin or Other oTgans 80
1E0ss szfersns jTsnt Csreule J)iseaaes
r. any deeeto may be assured that teit viii -
treated fuy and eanddly aid they will nnt bs aeed
take medicine With0nt oesp0ding prospect 81 hanoht
nr w haa visited Cleveland aRd athar s(o and
New York regularly, Tor the lat years. and rn a
with anohnl0f egidencs "a ressd 40 hi. u AZ
AID quaheauon a. physician. lle viii visit NE ahoEt
pnoef once menfh foF year ihna Gna 1aAEt via
.ut hin an oppnTtpHiN N epufpVa ti clzoh flaaf
b. Others pronouneed neaias reQnasie1 % call al
cost nnthnE " bavf eEaqinsd tne nip
rboss wkbinR 70 consult ~ letter. soaF e1I - IEIa
Y, or 10 tia Of the Hosl Al Of appontu au
H. ". wADswoRrH, " y baavh " v.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

TRooPs AccEPrED-Of the volunteers of this
state, there have already beeu regularly accept
ed, 22O companies The number of those from
the Western Reserve, is as follows Ashtabl-
companies, Cuyahoga 5, Erie l. Geauga l.,
Huron B. Lake l, Loran g. Mahoning 3, Me-
dina !, Portage 2, TrumbuIl 2, Summit 2. In
IL counties 25 companies. There is also a
brigade OF Artillery from the Reserve, station
ed at Marietta--one of the companies being
from this county. In addition to the abovc
the Giddings zouaves have been accepted, and
will be company A. in the 23d regiment.
Asbtaoula county furnishes company OF
Artillery l Of Zcuavss ! 2 of Infantry to
the above the Sentinel might have added the
Rough and Ready Guards. Capt. MEverycav.
airy company
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

j. p. ROBERTSON, having returned from New
York with his spriug purchases, is desirous of
seeing his friends, aud removing auy lurking
skepticism they may have about the depression
of prices for almost every article in the mercan.
tile line. The like has hardly beenkuOwn. For
ready pay or such matters of decker as are de.
and only make very moderate division of their
cash or substance. The ladies will fnd the
styles OF dress goods very tasteful and attract
i've. 8 ee advertisement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

ARRIVAL OF THE BRIrIsH FLEET IN THE
GuLF.-The British fleet dlspa chrd TO
American waters to look after the shipping
interests OF that country, is reported of
Cape Florida. The squadron is under com
mand OF Rear Admiral Sir Alexander
MIIne, K. c B., whose aAg ship is the \ lie,
80 gun screw Steamship.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

no Is Mrs. WtnslOw i--As this Question Is fire.
qn asked we will sim y say that she i lsdv who for
s OF thlfty years, has untrngy devoted her tine and
children sb ss' h phyheian ana nurse principally among
, wv, numerous class generally oyerooked ar care
result Of his & ~ We henlty in too many insaners and as
iiFetie % @ elort and practical knowedpe obtained In
Pt lN nurse and physician she mas eo,nnonnasd
icg,isg es spJ 3T children eething. 1t operate like mag
"a tohhequenee Of this article MIS- WinsIo, ~
e'S Toliu renowned beRehctor her race sbil5
ca,s IN ias eiy. Vast guAnies of the JoobiS S ,, e @
S ny o1 anu sea mere II has got 70 be enuIo3 rsl
TOT my children S than to have te united advice Of tbs sS
CA heIIy OF lheoty' We hink M. wnslow has , ne'
ialLed her name by this iDvai aroe 80 ~ uhu
believe Thousands Of children have been sIed from an sa5
gIAFe oY ,u timely use ana y uilions yet unl,rp i
has dtehArasd her duty te hrI little one i or i
on until she has given II the henst Of Mrs Winslnws
nseyfuP Iyh mohtFe-uyt now lm5ga
Laa'eS ptsiios, Rs4aYovt cFsy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

DEPARTURE OF THE AsHTABrLA VOLUNTEERS.
Company |, Capt. HoYT, left for Camp Taylor
on Tuesday last, and the Morgan Rifles, Capt
GRAMS, on Friday last. In both instances our
citizens turned out in large numbers, to see
them OF aud to give expression to their good
wishes. aud generous sympathy. The eompa-
MES were escorted to the depot by the fire com.
pany in full dress, keeping step to the music OF
the baud, whose execution, give evidence OF
cultivation.
The scene Of parting was marked by much
feeling, aud many tears bear testimony to the
depth oil that feeling
Both these companies we're composed Of able
aud vigorous men, and in their company capaci-
ties respectively. will compare favorably with
any other. They are, too, we'll olIicered aud, in
this respect, much pride aud satilaction have
been expressed. They are gentlemen that will do
credit to any walks of life, aud the principle,
a moral aspect Of the struggle are those which
will nerve their arms, and embolden their hearts
for the conflict. We shall be able to keep our
readers advised of the movements Of our friends
by regular letters from Que who holds the pen
of a ready writer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
From SIontRomery.

May 22.-Ccngress adjourned late last night
to meet at Richmond July 2Oth.
The tariff hhl passed with uuimportant a.
mendments
a Committee was appointed to make ar.
rangemen's to transfer the Executive Depart.
meut ~ Richmond
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

In the time Of general war, provisions soon
become scarce, and command high prices. for
the reason that the larger the armies emploved
the less must be the number of producers as
compared with the consumers 1t is now the
duty Of every farmer, as we'll as it will be great.
ly to his profit, to put in large crops. Those
who are not prepared or able to respond to their
couutry's call at this time, can serve her as well
by working with untiring energy aud good
will to secure plenty Of provisions to supply
the wants OF her armies. Let our agriculturists
bend their energies to this purpose inmeditely
The season is rather forbiddiug one, to be sure,
the cold and wet which hangs on so pertinaci Gus.
y, are having the effect to discourage and ren.
der impractible early planting and sowing but
our farmers must bide their time, aud be ready
when the weather takes more favorable turn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

WRIGHT is again up to the season and the
fashions; and is fully prepared Tor supplying the
wants and catering to the tates Of the female
world
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

PRINCE ALLEGED Arrived May % The
Irienle 81 George, with Prince Alfred 40, ard,
arrived this evening, ui HALIFAX
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
Patent vuIcanitc Dental Agency,
No. s4s Broadway New York.
IMPROVED SCHEDULE !

THIS is 10 certify that DR. A BARRETT,
l. of Ashtabuls, OHIO, is the only person IN AsLo outs
county that lawfully make use, yeud for oilers 10
ule the
Vu'caute Base for Artificial Teeth,
This for teeth having become pouUlg account Of
and comfort 70 the wearer that many Dentists are
Oeug work from inferior maeIis thus ATTEMPTING to
evade the Patents The public eehy notified that any
person Offering TO furnish this work in Asltahu yoiuy
without license 10 make the same, what name
are infringing the Goodyear Patents only rendering them
liable TO prosecution Tor infringement but also those
wearing OF teeth made by nlringer also liable
for damages. Every Dentist having right to the Vulcan
practice, holds license from the American Hard
Rubber The community have the Of IrOtecting
themselves by demanding OF their Dentists evidence that
lie is daily authorized 10 said Base for Artificial Teeth
SOS h. ". N.FhANkil\, Gen'l Agent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

The Female Organization "a often A. n ni
that o. tender H1wer Mary NJ thesex enter into marriage
relations without Icing able TO undergo the abos and trials
0 maternity Ia this county thousands Of young and beau
hu women arc sacrihccd every om this alone
osettetfCelebBted stomach Btters Will many Of this
class from au uniimry grave This medicine has been used
WIN get leneh b, immense numbers Of eople throughout
he pubc and the popre0rs have received grateful con-
meidnOns lrm all sections OF the Country The Filters
viii " ouud IN be pleasant 10 the taste az bever
age ana prompt and powerful In ts Ell cts rs medicine ~
nuses new vitality into the fame and strengthens the whole
system 80 HAT the who euab ed 10 70 trO
them. S0dby all druggifts lm5S3
Prof Woods Hhir RestOrative,--ln another
olumu will h. touud advertisement ot this welknuwn and
excellent rrniHrat on for restoring gray hair IN s original
color The Hair Restorative also cutareous erupons
aud prevents Tie hair falling OIL We have many auhen
Tic esimona IN proof VI these assertions some OF which
are from gentlemen whom have known for years az
fcrson NJ tie most reliable character Don't dye TIL you
have triel this Reso aye @ Boston OiUe Branch nl5s3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
From Wheeling.

May 22.-Adyces received yesterday aud
to-day state positively that Virginia troops are
now in the ueighborhoud OF Grafton, eviurutly
W Tia the design of intinidatmg the Unron reu
ln votiug Oh the ordnance OF secession TONER
row
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

PRESERVATION TO THE VoLuYTEFRs On
Wednesday afternoon at the drill ground, copy
Of the Bible was presented to each Of the oil
GERS OF the two volunteer companies in camp
here. and Testnmeuts to each Of the men, fur
nished by tho Bible Society. Az the same
time the men we're also presented with towels
by the ladies. Capt Hoyt an active member Of
the NJ. f. Church. received from his brethren
20 that connection, handsome gold watch
chuin.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

Those who have within day or two visited
Alexandra say that the town seems like de-
serted vilIage. -Four or FIVE thousand people
have left Alexandra since the commencement
OF the present troubles. There were perhaps
six companies of soldiers there, numbering at
the outside 500 men. The Pawnee is lying
close at hand, in an attitude quite discouragng
to traitors.