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GAS FIXTURESI
NEW STYLESll
NEW STOCKIll
CORTLAN q CO.,
NOS. PIG, 2ls BALTIMORE STREET,
Have now on hand one of the handsomes collections of
GAS CHANDELIERS
to be found in this country, every grade FourLigh Chan
deliers complete with Shades at sIO TsnLght Chande
Tiers at $3.50 EACH
Very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS.
Parlor, Drawing Room and Cha Der
BRACKETS.
READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS,
FIRE PROOF SHADES
GAS TORCHES
- AND KEYS,
WAX TAPERS
AND HOLDERS, &c, &c.
Any of which will be sold upon good terms d., n
quality goods be bought in any the Eastern markets
C0RTLAN & Co,
Importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
French and English China
and seFurEishing Goods
n2l-tfr Of every description.
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from the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans Lal
Try them you that afflicted, and we are sure that
testimony be added to the already numerous list
that has evd benefits that other medicine can pro-
duce.
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DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. C. 4. HARRIS,
o30tfr il NORTH CHARLES STREET
WESLEY RICHARDS AND R0ORE @ HARRIS
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
EERRILL, THOMAS G CO.
s19- 239 Baltimore street
NoTICE.
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Have appointed Mr. RICHARD W. TYSON, the Sole Agent
FOR the sails of its Coal in this market to take effect from
February LIST, 1861.
THOS. WILSON, President
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANy'S COAL
SOLE 4 G EW Y,
No. IS SECOND STREET,
Yard, CORNER YORK AND WILLIAM SHEETS,
The undersigned having been appointed the agent
for the sale of the above celebrated Coal in this market
takes this method of informing of Coal, and the
public generally that he is prepared to m the shortest
notice, orders for any size and quantity OF the
BALTIMORE COMPANy'S
Georges CREEK
BIT UEIN OUS COAL,
For Domestic use, Shipment, Sieamiag Manufacturing
purposes, at very low rates.
K. N..FYS0N, Sole Agent
Mr. CHARLES GTLMoR, the former agent of the Company
heretofore. fe5-f
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from the Advertiser, Providence, R. II
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the most
respectable quarters
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( RLDAST ESTABLISHED STAND
~ IN TIE GITE

Z
-, ,,r,,,,o ,,.,.,., IN TIE GiTE
SILVER WIZ 4Es * g EF& t5fI SE fHu
YER pr ,Tvr y, 4 ,i3 DEALER N
AND FGNCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has in store beautiful assortment New Styles aad Pat
embracing great variety Of and Plain Gold BR0GCHES
E EGif fSf$9nfB } 2Sf2 IS SafS Fase
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald Pearl Opal, Be- Ladies' GOLD
6 Sfa Th9bgs; CPG Buttons and Pigs iqet Chased
sUD G and JET c sg eps ys BO9N E5 f9 5
Rings; Hair JeWeiry of beautiful designs, &c. --''
Plated TEA SETS Walters Ice PisSf-rg CAKE sstete
Fruit Butter and salt Stands Casters Candle tieIs PeS
candle Dessert Knives, Spoons Forkg Ladies; F5 My
ARTICLES, &c which will be sold the reasonable
~ ANCE COMPANY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that the following Certificates or
pay Baltimore County have BEEN HisLA6 Or sT6
LEN ana that application viii be made for the reissue Of
dated March 9Th. 1858 for 3O)) three thousand dollars
anu yeIcatE "" LU,S same loan dated March l7h 1855
LOT OyO Al persons are hereby cautioned against
February 23l, 1861. -'-'' fsa5 Si, aT5x
x :, FOR FREDERICKSBURG, va,
SsEzzzaAND LANDINGS ON RAPPAHANNOCE
T&g Nsrylfna and Virginia tcaooat coPsnyo steam
e. " 81 SttipfEAC alt " = kifw&n Tiil resume her
WHARF, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET On
viii ve s R6AY ao4& FF sb l7
et4oclock for Baltimore, stopping, going and returning
st all OF the usual Landings the river TO land freight and
passengers.
~ Freight Of every description received Monday and
Tuesday, up to the hour of sailing
81 Blank Bills Of LadiDg Of the form used can had by
applying at her Office, foot Of South street
~ Through freight promptly attended tc Charges paid
and forwarded with dispatch.
For inflammation, freight passage Qaving excellent
State Room and berth acc0mmodatons,l apply to
TiCS. CLYD f, President,
Foot Of South street,
(Or on board the Beat
Agents in ericksburg-ADAMS L FRENCH
p S-The SELDEN will continue to the above days
and hours during the season. mhs-tfT
WIN T. MURDOCH THos " RICHARDS
Late Lind d BflirGoch.l
MURDOCH q RICHARDS.
ARCHITE CTS AND SUPERIVTE NDENTS
q NJ -r.tn rcra
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PREMIUM LIST OF THE FAIR 1t is al
ways necessary that the list Of premiums a.
wurded be revised before publication. For
several reasons, a meeting of the board
could not be held till Thursday of this week
too late for getting it into type for this
issue of the paper. Premium orders will
be in the hands Of the Treasurer by Sutur-
day Of this week. Those entitled to papers
can send direction 10 the Secretary how
they should be sent. They will commence
at the beginning of 1862 Those tut-
tied to more tEan one copy of any paper,
can have the cost of the subscription applied
to procuring the Telegraph, or other papers
such as they shall choose. All who wish
to subscribe for any Of the agricultural pa.
pers, can do so, at the lowest club rates,
by making application seasonubIy.
C.. G.. CAIKINS Soc + N Assoeiatinn-
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NEW FENcE.-In our hnsty notice of the
fair last week, we neglected to speak
of q model fence, entered by the MessrS
King, bros. of this village. OF its taste
and durability, any one can satisfy himself
at a glance. Composed of iron, excepting
the Stats, and set upon stone, there is little
opportunity for decay. We understand the
expense is not a serious bar to it adoption.
1t is manufactured at Hichcock'S Shaft Fac.
tory, on Centre street Those about to
bnild new fences, will not fail to look at.
and estimate the advantages of this, thus
far, well received invention.
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CAPT. CHAS. SHEPARD AND LADY, having
been detained from contributing to the fair
concluded to give us an earnest Of what
they might have done. a halfbnShel of
of Pixies Peak Onions, of the size Of com
mon saucer basket Of full grown Sweet
Potatoes half dozen mamoth hens Eggs,
and basket Of delicious Pears, comprise
what might have added to the contribu,
tions Of our fair without the fear of being
eclipsed. We return thanks.
We are also indebted to Mrs s. A Mel
liz, for basket Of unsurpassed Sweet Pota.
toes
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DIED..

In this town, on the goth ult, Jason FARGO,
in tine 72d year Of his age. Mr. f. was truly
an old inhabiant, having settled on tie place
where he died in the year 1914.
In Saybrook, Sept %, at the residence of
her son-in-law, y. NJ Benham, Mrs HANNAH
PREsToN, aged 81 years.
In Saybrook, on the 27th ut. REBECCA wife
of Dewey Tower, nged 76 years.
In Morgan, Sept, 29th, VINCENT CoTrAM,
aged Gl years.
In Couueuut on the oath inst, HENRY HBBERD
o yed 70 years
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

P1o.NIc AT CAMP WADE-The officers OF The
companies from Ashtabula County now in
Camp Wade, have made an arrangement with
the Q. p. & A. II. r.. and Cleveland Omnibus
lines to carry those who wish to visit their
friends in said Camp, ot balfrare rates. On
Thursday Oct 10th the Conneaut train will be
prepared TO take all who wish to join the "Cnmp
Wade Excursion" from Conneaut 10 Perry, in.
elusive, on the above terms.
CAMP WADE Oct lst, 1861
VIM j. Keen Capt Co. f.
Il. d. Leslie lst, Lieut..
A. ID. Strong I'd, Lieut..
j. 3. Burrows, Capt. Artillery.
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OuR AMBITIOUS BROTHER, down at the
Center, is warming up with his prospects,
and as is always necdCul when anything is
to be accomplished in this plodding and
puttering world, seems fully permeated and
imbued with the matter in hand. His pro.
nunciamcutos are put forth with each suc-
ccssive issue of his weekly. He talks to
the voters with very crcditable degree of
selfpossesson, and auricular reliance and
steadiness, without which success is seldom
secured, and if such bearing does not make
success inevitable, it certainly give dignity
and respect even to defeat. Bully, them for
our contemporary. The following is his ud-
dress in the last Sentinel, the matter of
which he sends us for Insertion in our col.
umns as advertising matter In the eXer.
else of IL becoming professional sympathy
we could hardly find it in our heart TO r.
fuse the simple request, but when it is made
to bear the relation which advertising does
to the quantum sulicit of our daily pabuIum,
the appeal can hardly be resisted, purtcn.
lafIy when taken in another relation which
it bold to the bread that perisheth--we
mean when fed to hyStericy ladies in little
globules, for their convenient medicinal vir-
tucS--not doing either good or harm, ex.
cept in the exercise of healing faith on the
pert of thepatient-wo comply with the re.
request, believing that our friend KTum will
exhonorato us from any want of fidelity
to him and his interests. Here is the ar
ticle IN question
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Patent vuleanlte pentaI Agsnsy,
No. G4s Broadway, New YOrE.
October 3lst 1850,

No. G4s Broadway, New YOrk.
October 3lst 1850,
THIS is 10 certify that DIR. A. BARRETT,
l. Of Asltahua Ohio, Is the only person n AshahulA
county, that can lawfully make use or YeR2 Nf ohes 70
Vulcanite Base for Artificial Teeth,
THIS Base teeth having become 80 popular on account or
d. 60. and comfort 10 the wesrsf that many Dentists
Offering work made iuiere pateFials thus aempng to
s ~ Patents The p0bic are hereby netihed that any
p eang 10 furnish tits eotk N AshtAbuA vicinity.
tbeat license make the saBe, 10 MISTER Wy what iame,
are infringing the Goodyear Patent not ouly rendering he
selves liable u prosecution for nfagenen but also those
wearing set u sth made hy an infinger are also liable
for damages Every Dentist a right 70 use Tue vulcan
lie iu his pyacee holds license from the Anerssn aid
Rubber CO. fhe community have TIE means Of eosecng
themselves dsinandlug OF their Dentists Tie eseenee that
he a "a IN authorized TO use said Base oF AFheai Teeth.
sos lr.fatt D. W khANhLlN. oeni Agent
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DEDIcATioN.-Th dedication of the new
NJ E. Church edifce in this place took
place on Saturday and Sunday last com
mencing at 3 P. VI After the Appropriate in
Introductory services, Bishop James preach
ed the dedicatory sermon from Rom. XII,
and 2. The sermon was admirably adapt
cd to the occasion, and delivered in just the
manner and spirit in which the bishop can
do it. TIE dedicatory prayer also by the
bishop. Next followed the financial state.
ment Of affairs by the pastor, who said that
he had fixed his mark at 81 900, which he
hoped to raise, and then asked the congre.
cation to respond, which it did, and very
and cheerfully swelled the amount TO l, 100
In the evening we were favored with ser
mon from DR.. Loomis, president of ALE,
gheny College. At 8, Sabbath morning,
the people gathered in the basement to en-
deep and holy interest.
The bishop preached again at 10 l-2, and
at p. NJ the children assembled and were
addressed by The bishop and others, and at
I DR.. Loomis gave MS another discourse.
These pulpit efforts bore strong marks of
eloquence and power.
The music under the direction of Messrs.
Crowther and brother, was a fine perform.
aEce. The audience was large, and appa.
Iently deeply interest.
The remainder of this communication, mostly
statistical We are compelled to defer till next
week.
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Notice.

T OOK HERE FOR CASH II will
mint Grain and varnish doors for 70 cents side, or
81 SO per door which for style and quality Of Work, and
price, cannot be equad in auy city in the United States
REFERKNcE-H l.. Morrison Call aud see his dosrs and
judge for yourselves
Plain Castings other wood work finished as above, ior
8 shings per supl square yard
~ JOHN V, BRISCOE, Grainer and Fainter,
March 22nd, 1851. AAmoula, Ohio
N B-sigp and Ornamental Painting Of every description
Gliding ON Glass, &e., &C.
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N New Shoe Shop.
Ashtabula Union School.

Rev. James BOnnar, a. NJ. SUpi, TTO TEN
Rev JAMES BoNNAR Principal Of High School
Miss SARAH NJ scuooSNAKER, Assistant in High School
Miss J SNAPPER, Grammar School
Miss SARAH J IIUTcuNs Intermediate Department
Miss SrsAN SAMrsoS, Primary
Miss ANNA FokD, Assistant ~ iilmty
The School Free to all persons II suitable residing
within the village limits and the "srict attached thereto
fer School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute year Terms for pupils from abroad
will be 49,
For Primary per annum $500
For Grammar Iz'uU
For High School 1000
Tuition paysb e IN advance.
All Applications for admission to be made to the superin-
tcndant.
The Fall Term commences September "a, 1861, and
the Winter Term January 9TH lsOl-
It's highly desirable hata pupils should begin at the open
inc Of terms No pupils out of the village will be received or
nerod than one term and deductions for absence
cept IN cases OF sickness or renoval
H. l.. MORRISON, PrcsL
A. +. TUBBARD, Clerk,
STEPHEN HALL, Treas. ! Boord Of Educatiou
.. c, CULLEr,
l.. HALL. 432
II, FAssETr,
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MARRIED.

In Saybrook, on the Sd day of October. 1861
by the Rev. d. Smith, Miss MATILDA WILSON,
to THOMAS BooTu.
In Austiuburg, by Rev. S. Wilkinson, on the
2Gth Miss ADELE JANE MooRE to Mr.. DANIEL
PHLt1Ps.
In Genva, on the 22d Of Sept. Miss LEvA >
AKERNAN to Mr.. ALBERT l.. ARNOLD.
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The customers Of our friend MORRISON, will
please gil mp the time until we are able to print
his adv. next week, by calling on him and exam.
lining bis New Goods, for themselves.
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Re1Ief for ths AmIcted.

nR. s. G.. CLARK, German Reform.
- ca Urpohic Physician and Surgeon dormery Of the
times aud places,
N be at his Office, No. 90 Garden street Cleveland Chic
the last week oi each and every month.
Conneaut fremont House, oct IN
delerson, Ihompson's.. .... do aib
HenetH, Union House. ... 20 1Oth
Yun'INlue, Wheeler House,. do 18th
i"Heh'fue, Cowles House.. do 18th
Charge Tor medicine for one month, from s1OO to $500
DR. $. g. CLARK,
aVng nau seventeen years experience in the pncce of
ccIu', g which time he has treated thousands of pa.
m m rls OF acute and chronic diseases with unrer-
Nell (ol which Of your friends or negbiors
gu '@H @ ana prepared TO give relief to all who may an
pg, attention will be given to the cure OF Con
- Nul a diseases Of the lungs and chest Disepsia
Nj M Female arrangements of every character
A3 w cure Old sores and all euptive diseases Of what.
nvI oHuiucler tney may be lie makes use Of universal
used. " '''i '''e'O''o'S WuB'
PERSONS az distance desiring advise and Medicine will send
g OF the appearance OF the urine with
cOVot eHeht OF The cause origin of the disease and
Bent,al 1 nsloIy OF the symptoms with name age &c
Al communications must be directed to
i,r,ostorrr vo...., 5. C. CLARK, MD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05

A Rev. Mr. Stearns, temporarily in charge
of the House Of Prayer, an Episcopal
Church in Newark n. j., on Fast Day
pontedly justified the course Of the Sonlh,
aud condemned that Of the North, in his
discourse. The Newark Adrertiscr says:
Several members Of the congregation left
the house, while others hissed, and the lead
ing vestrymen demanded and procured the
manuscript, which has been laid before the
U. S. District Attorney.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05

The new Congregational Church is now
nearly inc!osed, and as the joiner work is
ready to 90 together, its progress towards
completion will be rapidly seen.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05

DEAL ESTATE AT A BARGAIN I.
III 2s acres or land with good buildings great VARIETY
of iruit yood wafer Geahle homestead, owned an.
occupied by j. W Iln Aslabula village. Can be ba'
at a geat 6argaiu with reasonable terms OF payment
Also 400 acres Of tmlered land In Lots - ~ and 90 in
Richmond tnwnhip on good read, belonging to j. W Hill
For sale at low figures and favorable terms OF payment
Enquire OF owner, or OF 5oS H. FAaHEll' AHn"ou'A
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05

pa~Does bro. Reed support the Union
county ticket We have not seen his CO.
lors et-Reportey.
Yaw. De goler ish on de walls out
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
PRoVE an TBiRGSl
.WORTH Fnie


DR II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclec,i,
- Physician and Surgeon, viii be In attendance follows
Ashtabula, Ashtabula House, Wednesday October 10th
Iainesvile Cowles House, Thursday, October nth
Chardon, Friday, October 18th.
ne Mode OF Examination pursued by DR.. w
~ very simple and entirely and by Il disease OF anl
internal vital organs Is 10 very minutes detected
WIN facility and certainty without asking the patient oes,
gu OF having the least previous knowledge of the case
1ctOlula, and all Diseases of a Scrofuous origin.
Iuinor Enlarged GLANDS or Jnhta lin Disease SWELL
G or 6oite Seroiuous Eyes Scad Head Eruptons
@ @ nee or other parS, Cancer, Fstula Spinal Deapce
Gravel Impotence, Stticture St yitus Dance Epi!
'It1' sheuniitism, Drorsy, &C. &C. '.'"'''
the I e. peculiar To- Females and all chronic diseases
Nuneys, shin or other organs ,F
a. Those safsripg tfon Caycnir Discard
.,y sc ption may be assured that their cases will tc
n i.t .ly and canudly, and they viii not be- encouraged
n- ~ iGI'to without corresponding prospect of benefit
N vs NllteI cleveland and other hlacas I'm ohio and
e.. ,oguMry iur the last ten wears ana cn furnish
,l " auonnl Of evidence In reynid n his skill
ccs ] @ ,ah, as physician. he will visit the above
,f, ,s az % onh t9t one year thus giving tansn who rou-
d p ppoitpnity to continue till cured Those cases
.t sos, 1cnuhle, Requested 10 cali. will
f @ H9hing 10 have your exauincd and cxulsined
wi.rg 70 consult by letter, NAV direct to Batavia n
I" OF 70 'he te o. the Hotel at auv Of nv orro+rre,,s
~ w. " NlSWORTlI, N. n. nnayia ~ v
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o&-ES
HABERDASHERY yERSIFIED.

IN the noise ard confusion" hat 80 constantly rascs
Aiu Is ehrohclei iorth In the r-lVgrlph pages,
About my Goods aud Dress Goods and Causes aud lac5s
Shawls' fonnets, and ClouEs that iiyal the Cruces
! MAY claim your attention, TO biief rehearsal,
| OF list Of Choice Goods in stock uniyersal
And though less pretending, are In merit sound,
Aud are quietly waiting your notice down town
There Cloths Of all grndes and textures you'll end
Or nue Wool hom your ncks and OF Alataua cnnll,qd,
And Nestings the faucy Mareilles silk Satin
Yarn made Of Cotton Thread, WaddinE ard Batting.
Wcks, FIanrels bouched goods Stripes Shrrtr-
And Muslus and Lawns, bonnet, dress and swiss Hne
Canbcs and Summer StuiIS ceckd striped white shirts
Gloves Dress Goods Shawls and Ribbons and Skeleton skirts
Spice pepper and cas scratus tgold medal kaoin sou
Booms baskets, and led cords cloths lines buck gloves
coil rope,
surer teas. sugars ard fre both Java AID Mo-
Pure, a01 can he found in the state OF Ohio
Pepper hangngs brass kettles fancy prints and hand boycs
Cloths pins, woolen yau and bows for the necs
stone churns iugs jaF and croc ted glass us
Aop handles wood and iron sash pch-farks and water
Shoes for Children boys and ae gents and ladies ho 20
And hoes for gents TO work with wooden puis Und super
BuTa0s,
Scythes snnth7, rukes and wash5osrds half bs o aud
sole leather,
Chalk, rosin whiting coal OIL and umbrellas rr Ind weather
The largest lot Of Hats Caps Of every grade and STYLE
f all outside eared at once 'twOuidt s 40 biz Ie
Shoemakers too, word with YOU have for YOU son news
Here nearly all the implements for making hnuts Rud sops
i', LeS, pnchers haumar Knives tn ed, peg and SOW
Tacis Nails awlhandlcs bistes lining binding heel halls
French calf French Chalk kip foat, sticks aud Innr
Weddings and hastings OF various shades shoe neee am
Toblcco.
But bod my muse further tax the rriaters gentle
He'll neor end space for the of the list of this full stcc
Say then, that fire stock is full and complete
That anxouy awaiting, our pa irons tn erect
Invite them ALL from Sou from North from East anG from
West
From city, from country Lincolnitea Dougnsiics aud al
the rest
From every point of the compass como all.
Learc all your spare dimes with your niend,
Ashtabula, Oct. o., 1900.
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STOCKINETT-Any quantity Of Stock
- inettfor the LADIES' can be found At -,
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and slasmodic action, aud is sure
To Regulate The BOWeiS
Depend upon IT, mothers it will give to yourselves and
Relief and HeaAA 10 y0uT hJaHts.
We have put mp and sold this article for wears and
In confidence and truth of it, what have been
able any other medciue-ncver has failed 10 "A
single instance to eject when timely used. Never did
it, the contrary all delighted With its operations
speak in terms Of commendatian Of its magical effects and
medical Virtues We speak 10 this matter, wat do knoN
after ten years eNpeeuce aud pledge reputation tie
mlimeut Of what We here declare In almost every
who're the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, iee
will be found In fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup
administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of OF tie
most experienced and skul IN New England, aud
has been used with never-iaing success in
Thousands of Cases.
lno only relieves the child from pain but invisoTas he
stomach and bowels acdi and gives tone o GU
ergy To tue whole stem. 1t will almost instah'3
Gripping in che Bowels aud Nlhu CoIc'
and eanvuisious which Il not speedily iemeuea
end In death. We believe II the best and s1res' u
the world Va all cases Of Dysontery and paTtua ~ ~
whether Il arises from Teething, or any oper cause
wouId saw every Moher who has a child suffering nom any
of the foregoing complaints, do not let your i
the preudces OF others stand between you ana your sue
in0 child and te relief that will be sureyes absolutely sure
to nllo tbe use Of this Medicine, II timely used Fun d
ections r sing will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the fac smile of CURTIS PERKINS, NeY-York Is
On tue GSsiSl For sale al iENpRy CoPELANps AhtabpA
prneir,i omcs l3 Cedar Street, N. Y Free only 2b cts
rof bote Tor sale iu Ashtahua BY Geo willard SoSy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05

OATS ! OATS 1000 bushels of Oats
~ for sale by MORRISON
june Is P6l. H. ~
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Matther,s ChocoInte Worm DR..

Sheriff.-wrr Editor. please announce The OF
James ID. Ray, candidate for Sheriff
M,Sy
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SERe'r WARREN, says the Sentinel left
on Tuesday for Western Virginia, with a.
bout thirty recruits for company b. 23d
regiment