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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
Selling Off at Cost,
FOR CASH ONLY!
Upwards of 10000 Worth
DRY GOODS!
At Cost and Less than Cost!

" w. dElSk ~
QEsPRCEFULLY ANNOUNCES 10 THE PUB
II Lilo, his intenr0nt0 close ont his present stock
Of Dry Goods, a II Is hIs DETERMINATIONS to dScon-
ttnut the business. The stock Il well assorted and
eonsfts Of large variety Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
I{lIh it 70 be positively upde1tood that in no
ACK4AL COST, anil in many Gases where there has
ep decline In really desirable RItIcleS such goods
via y Oold largely UNDER COST An opportunI-
70 thfir purchases and to supply themselves with
dealEtPle goods at loNer prices than they can be
siIks-lRe have ON hand large stock OF sinks,
n1olt g which are In very desiFable styles and will
Y eo4 without regard 70 cost. Piain Black Silks
o. the very best quality; HACK, Poured and Stripe
6nka: fOdlaFd and summer EilkE at Is ahd 50 eta;
Col9rsd and Hack Plata e6IFFed suks;
gl.tIa ttds5 a IN eoi1Es, sf 60 cents.
on III IS 6OODS.-AlIE Wool RfruFpd Nous
u htlisaalle ltyle4 less ttlAR eost; An
f6f chiIdgs1; q : FVat Tednetf6d: BiIk
80 Nod VSl6uF otto1dlils q . iIfcEf IirTfaees
SD Eooi, and Hpol and Cotton Ruplina; TEaSelinE
Discs Goods In great variety; RreDeh Meffnos IN al
e les than eolti satin hqx0FS, Des5oS and
THIS GOODS-Pial 8 Injured Dereeas Preneh
Cd 5ses9n.t Lawns Bsrego and orglldy Robes,
and EAriatEuf other thin Dress 00oda N q JIc
VII e sd q 9 great saeriAee.i p -, 3
and Ereneh
q ~
Blafk pss4ilea, PAFamsttas and Half Wnli DeainsS
Blask ana bite REsneh ChntSes Purple ard nlaels
q Gfol slains9. Mourning Silks IN cxfn quSlffy,
an 80 eld ltg8 than cost. rs 80
II " qooDS--I viii Boll NY entire stock o.
9ooe4 - third les than customary price,
u g lt1 y p1Ft NJ 6aInloolts CiniljFifl EvTfIi
m =, LaElatans, Uudre5 Piai6, Jacc0ntfI IiIeu
end l4neH Ca1abriea HrilliintI, b 3 bEapoES,
Il BR0tDRRIER.-9IyR stock Of RubroIdoripS. n
nd Etli 'al1o " sold without feEari 70
81 " consist q 5aeed9gt and SWiss FIolincIlFS
ana In9eTtihgSi Epgliah Thread ana YaISn.
- E6gtpg5s Embroidered Jaeeon6t Collar and
re- eeftat NM RFlleh WoEk C1lIiFI ard Rrftg
- Cotlefs ana Sets and Lace and PFCDeh NToFf
I ~ Vel Barge ard Grunldiba; Also. b5autifuI
AeAfi Found md 6thaftlfis al fsSf VSJf5
y o. o9s third Hack EnGiIsh Cre5el
fa shirt trunta. Eient5' Black Sflk Cfay5is ISiII
| 2 q =. yeIle9y q Oillss g6oaEi y iiF5Ti
w s21C AID 1l01sEEKEPING GooDs-Ht
g i!e fipodS eolprIaIng Linen and Cot
| g heSt iftins4, B, Y. PlahnaIs, FurnifHTo
!tSnI 3etieiltnss Cheek, TiekinRz Drown 5tIfG
IL tTtntss Iabls Linens md ofiSr Sfa,Is 80
Il aeotA, Hfl GVtDa 81 sold a rost q
Us E41l4e nay rest assured thai ffero n M
ala.df this, but that Il e my 0fTfet flt.5
- t1iliAH . The letter tia terms Of ne aiVeTs
/ Hh2S
| pERRIHGS.-lO0V ilals Ia1S6 61'lF I77IT,5I--
/ ~ He.,l 80; e1tr4 lsEse eblfe TEeTrinrs f15t =
~ = g - fFi t'E - ~ ~ ahi9 M1RILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
w - il s,ated, 10 4 WssbiDgtoa dii

paseh, that Sons Of die Enion men IN the
Virginia gonvsali6n, are wiling that m
ordnance Of secession shall be passed,
With = elsuSe referring to the people, rely
ing on the certainty Of its being voted
down. No Ustoa man eau 60 in for such
. move; for none truly such, peaId sTsr
yeoResa5 % N Get recognizing, e. that
would, The right Of Virginia 70 Seeede
from the Union. While We feel very
sqro Inst "a 6rdinans6 now submfttsd,
world Be voted down largely, there naSt
sin b allowed mhEEln for possibilities.
Who knows Whist fass the ssessslouISts
might kIeE up betReeu The pat1sge end
the election. They might ger up SINE
kind Of a eolifsion, ZONE John BroWu
Raid, some negro lnsnrrection, or Some-
thiag Of the sort, aud have the whole STATE
turned Upside down, mad With Excitement.
Nothing short Of Soms such ezpsdieut
could save them, aud We know lhem 70 be
dsSPerats enough TO do anything, that
WOuId promise sueesSs. These are posi-
6ilttieS, and It Is best 70 guard against
thGm. To pass al ordinance Of Sc
ceSIIon, just because Il could be voted
dQHa, would be good deal ikea man
Setting ere 70 bis houIe, confident in his
ability 70 6Itingnshit before IL did much
damage. 1t would be far safer, ctr.ainly,
% withhold the torch altogether.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

RaIes h-Id IN IL CIsrtsso Ees.
E-uFtEsG Eeltt c0urtu q gcQluty, u me- noah
. -. y Fa.i..
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TX tSlAl eSS.-loo Wdais ana hillf iaFTSi-
= se.l ,pna e1tri lsEse eblfe TTeTrinEI fyl5t =
- e e istis25f4t nsi1 y ll4El45E;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27


rHH Hos. JANIS GuTHRiG, Of Kentucky,
in his late UnIOE speech, declares upon
Information in bis possession, that Georgia
and Alabama "were taksu out OF the Union
against the maJOrities OF their citizens.-
Those who favor secession Ia these States
were active, ardent. EsalOaS men, who we're
deteFmined to take their States out and
cared nothing about the people, for they
intended. when out to be the governing
power themselves, and to tax the people
for the support OF their government
These men, without the voice Of the peO-
Pirs or any authority, elected members, Of
Congress who went 70 Montgomery, made
q Provisional Constitution, elected Pro-
Tisional Preaident. put new government
Into operation, and now defy the Union"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27


THE evacuation Of Fort Sumter, which
Is TO be, affords world Of material for
Newspaper reporters about Washington, in
the way Of Sensation items. One day
they have It evacuated, the next day the
order Is eOuutermanded, and the ue1t they
express doubts As towhether such orders
have ever hsen Issued. They finally con-
oluds that Il has not. but console them.
selves aud their readers that II viii lie
EhOFtIy. =
We do not think our readers WouId
thank nssfoF giving All the hyipg r,1rlors,
hardly peaned till they are esohtn.dicted,
going around 10 the papers about the eyac-
uatiou Of The fort When sucb an order
Is really issued, and We can mud It ont, we
wiz make 3 note of7itg s. N <
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20 FOR RENT-on the firlt Of April next
X the WAREHOUSE, On Main street. now in the
80eeupaney Of i. N. Humphrey SOR; also the
ONCE and Hall above the came. AlsoS the Store
Room now occupied Icy Smith 4 oorroll.
frbl-lm Apply to " L MeAFEB- AE't-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30


The ambition Of our friend of the Girard
Ua'5n for the distinction of quip, is in no
way, so far as we can see, unworthy of bin,
and except in single particular, is in fair
way to be successfully gratiicd The fail.
ure to make the point aimcd at, discoycra.
BILE, is a more or less common fault to all
young writers, but little perseverance will
soon overcome that, it is hoped, and give
him the power Of not only conceivng an
idea plainly enough TO his own mind. but
also, ol giving expression 10 it for the ben
etit OF Others. Such little matters as criti.
cism, and the determinations of style. are
lntuitlVe-the common gift of all writer's,
but, like the proportions of one of the insect
trIbe, which are said to be greatest at
birth, their more doshiug Development ia
found the most common in writer's of com.
paratively little experience. The vupid. ob.
so!ete notions about the amenities of life
Professional or otherwise, we ore bappy to
see, ore no clogs tp progress in his case, so
that his future is very for from being with.
out promise.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
pie all Fighting for HERR
NEW GOODS I

| 49, " GSSOO
Crowds Rushing to the Field of Strife
Having just returned from making our second
Purchase this Fall, we are now opening the
Most Complete and Elegant Stock of Goods
ever brought to this market, and with the res.
may be found
Black silks from IS cents TO 50 per yard.
Figured Broche PopIins--somethng New
and very beautiful.
Figurcd, Plain and Fancy Dress Saks--la-
test styles in market
De L0ines, most splendid assortment Of the
most beautiful ever brought to Ashtabula
Dress Goods. Everything new in this line.
Prints 10000 yards Merrimac, Hamilton
SprOgue and all the best brands of Prints, small
and neat figures such as you always find here.
ShdOts, fine assortment of all kinds, at pri-
ces that defy competition.
Hoop Skirts. Piles Of them from Is to So.
BaimoraL Skirts, new lot--beauties.
Zephyr WOrsted 4 Shetland Wooi all shades
aud colors.
GtoEes Ladies and Gents kid, worsted and
silk, and gauntlets--a splendid assortment.
Hoods both ladies and misses, and nubias.
CiOaks and Cloak Cloths for ladies', variety
of styles
Carpets, ingram, hemp, and ocloth carpets
Druggets, both woolen and cotton.
Hosiery, fue line Of-these articles
FionneIs, red, gray, blue, orange, white and
figured
DratO'rs and Undegshirts, ribed and plair,
colored aud white.
A splendid assortment overcoatings, broad.
cloths, doe skin cassimeres, vcstings, satiuetts.
Sleeps grays, tweeds and jeans
Domestic Goods. We have tie largest os-
sortmeut on the Western Reserve. Cotton
yarn, bats, waddiDg, wick and twine The price
we warrant high enough TO please or no sale.
CrOckery the largest and most complete as
sortment in the county.
Coal on, lamps, chmueys. brushes, shades
and wicks Best light colored carbon oil at so
cents per gallon, and every gallon warranted.
Groceries. A full and large assortment Of
family groceries.
Tea, the best in town for a Is.
Sugars at all PRICES syrups ; Rio and Jav o
cotfees, ginger rice, cassia, rasiRs, &c.
Boots and Shoes, nice assortment. Ladies
and Misses Balmoral and all other styles. Mems
and boys heavy and light boots.
RuJGers Ladies' gents and misses rubber
overshoes.
Hats and Caps, fine assortment. #H
Buffalo Robes, &c &c. 6.e.
Wnnted in Exchange for Goods, dried Ap.
pies Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Lard, Pork, Chest.
nnts, Hickory Nuts, Rags, most kinds Of Grain,
and in fact almost anything farmer has to sell.
Wdnted in Exchange for Goods, any amount
of Hickory, Oak, and Whitewood Lumber.
Call aud get specifications
Wanted in Exchange for Goods. limited
mount Of Cash.
Remember hard times make low prices.
Remember all our goods are bought and paid
for in cash and sold at about the same pFicess
that time buyers pay.
Remember We sell for ready pay. ..
Remember, that the best bargains in town
are TO Le had here.
Remember one thing more, and that is, we
cannot be undersold.
Don't fail TO look at our goods aud prices
before you buy. HERRIcK & Bro.
Aubt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

In TrumbuIl, on the 4th Of Nov. Mrs. LYDIA
Cons, 10 Mr.. MAHLOw HovEx.
In Trpmbpll, on the 25th Of Oct. Miss MA.
RIA GRAHAM TO Mr.. RANboLrH 8. GnBErr.
On Thursday evening, by Rev. Me-. BonDar,
JOHN MANN, TO Miss MARY ANN NEwBRRRY,
all OF Ashtabula. ''''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
DIED.

10 Franklin N. Y. on the 18th of Nov. RA
cnEL $: wife Of Geo. w. Plumley, Of the Wis
itor Office, aged 20 years.
In Lenox on the 2lst Of Nov. MARGARET
LAFFERTY, aged So years.
In Lodoga, Montgomery Co. Iud, on the 22d
inst LAURA NJ. wife OF o. X. Hall, aged 80
years, formerly Of this place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Our friends of the Cleveland Herald and
Gov Tod, are a little by the ears, and the
Gov. being the president Of the Mahoning
Road. Is indscreet and foolish enough TO
attempt, 90 far as that line ia concerned
the suppression of the Herald. "A 'ius!
'incaiion set up on the ground Of a
criticism OF the acts of the government and
its agents, by the Herald. by which il he
come obnoxious to the charge Of giving aid
comfort 10 our easTnies. We are sorry 10
see man go ont Of his wayto gratuitouslS
make donkey Of himself Such fantastic
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

tricks with a little brief authority, will hel[
the Gov. TO dispose of some Of that surplus
stock Of popularity which whirled him into
the gubernatorial chair, and show him the
folly Of attempting more than Is either con
venient or meet.
ForRrEENTH ARTILLERY o. V.-This
splendid Battery, commanded by j. d. Bur-
rows, is being increased to IL guns. Those
desiring to serve their country 10 this most
desirable branch Of the service, con now
have an opportunity The Battery is at
Camp Dennison, where It will be fully eqnip,
ped aud prepared for service, we understand
that the officers are to be chosen from the
ranks. e. G. MILLER, of Austinburg, aud
Others, are now in the county to obtain
volunteers. - Sentinel
FLAG PRESENTATION splendid stand
of colors we're to have been presented TO the
29lh Regt at Jefferson, on Wednesday.
Parson Brownow, by Thursdays news, was
in the mountains Of Tennessee with a union
force numbering about 1000. The Parson ar
ter the experience be has had in persecution
may prove tartar to his prosecutors
------
The 9th Cavalry Regiment encamped at War.
rem is progressing dnely, their organization aud
election took place on "Wednesday last the uni
forms and clothing have been supplied to the
Regiment.
We expect to Olude to this subject again
whcu we have more time and room 10 devote
to il.
FARM MEcH. ASSOCIATION At The
meeting Of the Board on the 23d inst. tie
following Premiums were awarded
First premium to P. NJ. Darling, FOR farm
of 55 acres. r...-
Fist Premium 10 George Hall, for orua-
mental yard.
First Prcmum to e, G. Calkins for vc-
getablc garden. .....
First Premium to James Phillips Cor O.
,age Orange hedge.
Second Premium to r. S. Strong for 0.
sage Orange hedge.
First Premium to P. S, Sweet for an
acre of gourd seed Corn--l54 bushels ears.
Second Premium to Z. NJ. Daripg for
an acre of ~ rowed Corn-l53 BUSH ears.
Second Premium TO p. NJ Darling for
two and three quarter acres Barley 80 l-2
bushels per acre. H
First Premium to Emory Luce for
acre of Sorghum, yielding l75 gals Syrup
per acre.
Persons to whom Diplomas were award.
I'd, will find them at the ohice of The Treas.
lrer. C C CALKINs,
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TERMS

TO CLuRs-Semi- Werkiy: 2 copies for SIS !;
3 for Sil 2j; llcopies 10 one address, for $40;
aud any larger number al the latter rate. For
a club Of 20, on extra copy will be sent. For
a club OF 40 We send the Daily Tribune gratis,
for one year. iA
Weekly; acopies for SIS copies for $40,
and any larger number nj The rate Of 81 20 each
per annum, lhe paper TO be addressed to each
subscriber To clubs Of 20 We send 40 extra
cory
20 copies TO one address for $40 viii one
extra to him who sends the club. For each
club Of 100 The Daily Tribune will be seat gra-
tis for one year.
Whom drafts can be procured il Is much bet
ter than to remit bank bills, The pame of the
Post Ofice and State should in all cases BE-
plainly written. Payment always 10 advance,
Address TIE 3tisuae, l5dNt.sa4 81. n. Y
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MARRIEp

10 this village, on Wednesday evening last bv
Rev. Joseph Matby, Isaac RuEKrN 10 Ma
MARY MALIBY, all OF AshtabulA. :
in this place on the Gath day Of Nov. 1854
Miss oLIyA Fog, TO Mr.. LEyis II. RoBEkIs. z
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The first Snow Of the season to speak of,
fell on Sunday night last. The aeecy Gov
ering in which we found old mother earth
wrapped on Monday morning, proved on
measurment to be just 6 inches. Cutters
and bob-sleds have since been turning It to
account bpt the weather has not been pro.
pitiops for its continuance.
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RELIEF for the Amicted.

Keller for the 4mIeteq. r.
nR, S. G. CLARK, German Reform
~ ed Upohic Physician and Surgeon (ormery OF m,
firm of Clark Gibson) be consulted at the following
times and places
win be at his Office No. 90 Garden street. Cleveland Chic
the last week of each and every month.
conneaut, fremont House. -. Dee. Sd
Ashabula, Fisk House, s.... do An
Geneva Union House,. -: Go bth
Centeryille Wheeler House.. do 9th
Panesyille, CoWles House.. do Tth
Charge for medicine for month"; from $IOO to 5000
DIR. S. g. CLARK,
Having had seventeen experiences the practice
medicine during which time he has treated Thousands Of
ent in all forms Of acute and chronic diseases with unnaT
aleed success (o which OF your friends oreVhboTa
testify and is prepared TO give relief to alt who may ap
ply Particular attention will be given 10 the cure of Con
sunrTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dispeps
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements of every character
Also will old aRd all eruptiys diseases of what.
ever character they may be- He makes nniseFal
BoioHieqI remedies No eaOme other deleeriouS drugs
used "'EnfH'-
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine will send
general Inscription Of the apPeafahee Of the urine with
correct statement Of the cause origin Of the disease and
general history OF the symptoms, with name, age &C.
An communications must be dirented'tp''
Cleveland Oct 1861. oh. -, -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

FLAG PREsENTATIoN.--A splendid stand
of colors we're to have been presented 10 the
29h Regt at Jefferson, on Wednesday.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
l!!!I:liilisI sliIasI
MI!Iil MaI5!IilIi'sIIIEIss i'II!Iss

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
w and Female Physician, presents TO the attention of
Mothers, her '' '"iHi ''." = = .''' ''-
Soothing Syrup, for Children Teething.
which greatly facilitates process ofeehing by soenng
the gums reducing all nnammaons-will allay PAIN
and spasnodic action and is sure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

tIu' uFo bTuhuNdyl NV 1OTk.
tIH eH ootstss a1Si, 1850.
This is 10 certify that Dr.. A. BARRETT.
Il of Ashtalula OHIO, is the only ptrsoh in Ashtabua
county tt lawfully make use geHd for others
USE the as -
Vulcanite Base for Artificial Teeth.
This Base for teeth having beeome popular o Of
the and comfort the wearer that many Dentists
Offering work made from inferior Materials thus attempting
svade the Patents The public heeby notified that
offering to furnish this work iR htabnla vicinity,
without license make the same no matter BY what name
arr infringing the Goodyear late not only rendering them
wearing set Of teeth made by nfdnger also liable
for damages Every entst having right the Vulcan
lite in his practice hgs license from the American Hard
Rubber Co. Tie bhmunity have the Of protecinyd
tnSees by demanding of their Dentists the evidence af
he Is duy authorized to said base far Artificial Teeth
500 b. W. FRANKLIN, Gent Agent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
Wheeler g. Wilson Machine.
New improvements, at reduced Price.

ROOTS & SHOES. 1900 pairs Boot.
IL and Shoes just received Which olier 25 per cen
cheaper TIL have been aod in this YEARS Tr,
him on and seeF Va ''' JNO. 7. ROBERTSON'S.
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Ashtabula Union School.

Ashtabula Union School.
George w. Waite, 4, II. Superintendent
ot" W. WAITE Principal Of High School
M,s'sAkAn ". scHooSSAKER, Assistant in High School
Miss SHAFER c s,,
MISS SARAH HrrcnlSs, Intermediate ne,artu,ept
Mis- AMI Forn HoN' Primary
The School Is Free to all persons If suitable ogo ro;
rltnih the village limits and the "lstric attnc tIeroe
for School purpOses." ..'. '''''"'u 'nere'o
will be wv P"i"S iEohl ABROAD
For Grammar ,,oUU
For High School t-uO
Tuition pByab j. In advance. WV
All applications for admission to be made to the Sursrin
tendant. ~ - 0't''i"-
The Fall Term commences September 3D. 1861. AMI
the Wnter'Tsnn January 9th, 1871. II
II Ia highly desirable that all pupils should heqin at the
ing of f No pupils out OF tile village will he received ot
less pefod than one ter and deductions for absence ex
cept N easaf tfEfcknesaO removal l'i". III
II. j.: MoRRIsoS, Pyesi,
A. +. HuREARD, Clerk, i
STEPHES HALL, 7Fsas.
Y. c. CuLLEI, D'aru 0i Edueauon'
H. HALL.
II. FAssETT, AZ
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1aez.

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la91.
... ..,....
.-
HERRICK & BROTHER
...
FRS, Arrival =, eo,a. D.-,,
rA,, ..,1.
"'O'
e .......
Drcs@ GOoc1s-Sew sTnHs,
ooD,.,,0. ~
Merinos, Wa, 4. t.,...
Lnyalas N'U DrSsna %l roplinS
Printed Persians. De Roi1o.
A..-.,o
A"e'canhDe Lanes,
French English and Americ,r Ias;,,.
N, c,, =, ''"'S'
biack ohks--Ne cry Cheap
Fancy Silks All tho Mo-, C,,I
- ~ W" AZ" S'S'os-Very pretty.
F@ Y IA.
O'0cna Squ're-In'0e'-Broeha Long
' 0'"'e-Nepnyr--&c &C.
SIsoAx9.
WI" I'auIeS Cioths--aH qualities
1uu shaues
More OF those Unparalleled
II o oP - ktrts,
Sou " ""f o"e"P' Aso that other very desirable article
1ne Corset Skirt
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To Regulate he Botcels.


Depend upon it, mothers II will give rest to yourselves and
Relief aud Health 10 your Infants.
We have put and sold this article for years and
in confidence and truth H. what have been
able to of any other mecne-neyer las it failed ii
single instance to effect when timely used did
know Ah Instance ~ dissatisfaction by any WHO
it, On the contrary all are delighted with Il dberaHons and
speak in terms of commentator of its nhgca effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter at do know
after ten years exPee9ce and pledge reputation Tor the
fulment Of what here declare In almost every instance
where the infant suffering from pain and ESlanston relief
viii be found n hceh or twenty minutes otter the syrup
mInisteted. - y
THIS valuable preparation is the prescription OF the
most experienced aud skilfu In New England
has been used with never-aing success in ---,I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

We are requested by our better half, who
has fallen occasionally of late under the
care OF Conductor Murray, to make
his virtues a little more extensively known
by becoming notice We suppose this is
hardly necessary for every body travels in
these days Of railroads, and no one has ever
Travelled IN the Lake Shore without NAL. :.
g the discovery that he is the France #
Conductors and gentlemen. 1t is not, there
fore necessary to say ANYTHING about il.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Parson Brownlow, by Thursdays news, was
in the mountains of Tennessee with union
force numbering about 1000. The Parson af
ter the experience be has had in persecution
may prove tartar to his prosecutors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

INTENSE Exo1rrMEvr IN AsnrABuLA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

The Dayton Journal Of Saturday says /:
Gen. Robert c. Schenck arrived here from
Western Virginia He came home by or.
der of his physician TO recruit bis health.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
TELEoRAPHIc.

Highly Important From N. York |!
Another Great Battle CoInmeneedt