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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09


A SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
A Coughs, Group, As,hm,, whoopiSs Cough.
Sore Threat,
AND ALL DISEASES or TIE THROAT
AND LUNGS.
REAP TIE FOLLOWING;
FS.- Hes. l.. Usdoseod. II. Gor.9 W.
M,..,.. T., Il, Msrooa 4 Col have used
,our WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND. fof 90.
we're cold. and sorc Throat, aud u has proved
an sitc iciou. remedy. IL !. n valuable Accession
10 the let ofremedies Zoe colj.. coughs, &c.
am, &C.. Yours,
LEvI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington. Oct. 3, 1850.
Ffo- HS.. jos. Psissi. Stat, S,.afO', w.
Ih.ye u.ed WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
al ,h,e,nal IN curing coughs aud SORE throat. AMI
''"'' JOSEPH POLAND.
Montpelier. Oct. ., is6o.
F,.~ Hen. T,msiAy r. R~issid.
n, using WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND.
n ,hor, time, I wa. entirely cur-d Of oee OF the
most sewers and ob.iiasie colds upon my 's"f'
that I ever espsri.noed. ] kn"~ OF M ''n-dy
,,u,l 10 !, for cough anil lang compliant. general.
~. TIMOTHY =. REDfIELD.
Montpelier. October ~. is6o.
FtOn Rev. r.. ". S~iiA, ID. u. P'iHe'Psi u N's
HamJiOa iasiHafi0s.
Tn. MAGIC COMPOUND which .ou for.
ni.hed me last .pt,ng When ] W.. suffering most
severely from the eject. ~ = long ooaiisa-i COIL
,non M, lungs, acted like charm. The fret
n,sht after taking IL, I ooughed les. and slept
lr,,sr than Tor WEEK. before. and the use Of =,
fall, reanoved the difficulty entirrly. should
use Il again 10 preference 10 any medicine have
ever tired When .imiLrI, afflicted. -
Your-. Tmly, T.. II. SMITH.
rairf,x, W., April - isc0.
oarsOmups
A short time .inor m, chill va. attacked mos,
sew er,ly with Group. We thopghi sue could not
I've Eve niaate.. 4 singh dos. Of WEEks
MAGIC COMPOUND relieved her at onee. and
,hr IA. had NJ attack ~ u since. ! ,hink no
family should h. without u,
". =. vARNEY.
Prin. Mi..iqsoi Valley Aosdem..
North Troy. April ". iseo.
l.. d. MAG0ON l. CO,
no. Troy, VT, rroprWtOr'.
To whom all order. should bs adire.'ed. Sold
by Druggist. and Merchant. generally.
GrsIRlL iIrSrs.
n. ~. HAY, Poulnt
". \. Bart 4 CO., % fremont Street. Boston.
q. 4. Goodwin ( Co.. II ani u Marshall ST.,
~ ton. Lyman Savage x 60. Montreal.
Sold by W. \. Ru,t. ". u. south Pals; u.
y. Bate, h Go. Paris; ID y Moves, Norway;
q Porter. John q. Gerry. u W Noble and Jobs
u RanI. wairtford; VIZ Young, West Paris; T.
4 Knight. Bryant's Pond. D
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h,y, bera tried IN vaia. This may seem inered.
lille, but q cure 10 guaranteed ~ all casa, or the
price will be refunded.
Over 1000 bottles
n ave nov hen .old w,hom s'ngle failure when
"a ken a. directed. aud wiihoa; the kssi iejur,
TO health IN any ca.e. t2-li s put up ia bo,ils
oCthrre difsrrat strengths, with fall directions
Er n.inx. aud sent by Espre'., ebsely ,eale'l. To
all part. of the eoaniy.
PRiCEs-Fsn strength, go; Hall arvnsih,
IS; Quarter strength, 81 Isr b',ie.
rTR.member' This medicine 10 d,.igped
expressly fr OBSTINATE CAsts,in which all
o,he, r,medie. oi Oh. Mind have h,led TO cure;
also that IL !. Warranted 10 represented IN every
respect. or the price will be 'sfunded.
~ beware oi imitaiion.' None warranted
,uie.. purchased directly Of Dr. ". OF at hi. Of.
fee. Prepared AID .oli osIy at DIR. NAT.
TIsoN'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE. To-,
Sp,c,al Disease. No. IS Us,Da ST., P,or'isss,.
H..
Thi. ,p,ciihy embraces al ldi.ea.e. OF a Pr.
,a,, nature bath Of Men aud Women, 10y rrgu
L,,l, e,locaiei ph, .,e,an al twenty gears prsc.
i;ee, giving h,. ss'!s an'si,os to 'hcm. ConUl.
talioa, by letter az oiher~i... are dr'oii, oosh-
d,.isl, aud medicine. will be- seat by chpu,,
secure fro,nl pt-~r,s,iopJo all part. Of the United
yates. Ai.o. accommodation. for paiisni. from
aisutu,
sni good care. uaiil restored To health.
Particular Caution.
I. the., d,y. Of mcdical imposition, when
men assume TO be phi y.,ci,ns without any knovl.
edge of medicine ~h,iever. person. cannot IL
,oo c.,rrf,l io whom they apply. heior- at hast
n,kias sou, inquiry. All ..poc ally IA relation
90 those who make the greatest prcten.ion.. Ad.
y.fi.ing phy .icahs "a nine csscs oai 81 ten, ATE
,-p.iu.; and ne the newspapers are iulloi their
,lec-tiiyc Advertisements. without makiag ,aSui,
ten TO one yOu will IL impo.ed upon. pr. W..
will send Zee. b, -aclo.ing Que stamp a. above,
n ramphlst on DISEASES Of WOMEN aad
on private d,~a.s generally; also, circulars
et,ias full iafnrm.tion, Nth the ,no,t s-issbt,d
r,f-ssso AL W,i-sa,als. without which ~ adj.
,cni.,ng phy sicnn OF medicin. ~ this lind 70
deserving iANY CONFIDENCE Wil\TEv.
ER.
| DR.. Matii.on !. III. oaly .duo,Icd physician 10
I rro,iJense. II not ia New England, Who sd'et.
ii.e.. making a specially of fI,Sste Disease I;
and he fsrn,.h.. the very bet ,e,t'monial', both
Of hi. Asauay snd 'i,H. ~ there ANE az, 9th.
.u, LET THEN 10 THE SANE.
| Oriet. by mail promptly attended 10. Write
,oat address pl,inly. ani scad To ~. II. y.
MArTlsoN. a. above. -
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sPALpING's PREPARED GLUE.
spALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TIE PIECES

SAVE TIlE PIECES.
Economy, Dispatch
A Shiei IN iil, ss-, NA,"
AZ accidsni. will happen. eSen - the bss, reg
ulsied families, il !. very de.rsbk To have some
cheap and con,eniant way for repairin; furniture
toys, crockery, SC.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
meets all such emsTgenoI.s, add 90 hose osI
can afford 10 Le without a.. IL 10 alsays READY
and 90 90 the .Iiekiay paint. .
.UsEFuL ~ EVERY HOUSE"
IA brush accompanies each oItle.-
Price, IS cents. Address,
HENRY &. sPALDiNG.
No. - Cedar ST., New.York.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

HA single hottie OF sPALDINGS PREPAR
I'D GLUE will save ten times It's cost aanuall
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS.

PUbllU Srthktho ANU SINutho'
Few ace aware 81 the ,mpnr,sncr OF checking
Cough ~ "Common Cob" 10 II. fret stage that
which IN the bcginniag ~ould yield 10 mlLi rem
ed,, neglsci.d ,oon attach. The i.ung.. B,Ows''
B,ysShsl Tr0,hs,. ooaIainng dcmuleent lngr--
dita,.. allay Pulnonar, aud Bronchial ,rrii'i'on.
B,Vs.'. "1hs, iropbls in my ihrnsi. tfor which
the "TSecA"" are a .p~ci6c,l having
TECHS ra,de mc Often a mere wh''prr-T."
y. 4. WILLIS.
Brgv-'' 81 recommend their use to ruHtie
SrrAEkRs"
TssLn. REV. T.. %. CHAPLIN.
"iIsvc proved extremely scrSicsble Tor
BSosa. IIoAHstsIss,"
REV. HENRY ". BEECllER.
T,osln. "Almo.i Instant r,lisi IN the distressing
labor ofbrcIthing peculiar To Asthma"
B,cvs', "Con,sin ~ OPIUM. 90 ANYTHING ,GJu.
riou,. DR. A. 4. HAYES.
TSosL,,. Cls-id. Bosiss.
4 simple and pleasant combination Zoe
B,o1.', CousHs. Sc"
DR ~ DIGELow.
TseIp. Bo.''s.
"BsnsGeial IN nroSonIrI."
B,sw,J pR W LANE.
Rs,isa.
To,I.. 81 have proved thea esesIlea, br
n,s-,'. my II " WARREN.
U0tioG.
Tosl. .pene6eiaI When compelled to 'P'as'
Suffering from coLl."
Boss. REV SIR ANDERSON.
TSosI,,. 'rscciull in removing huar-ens'' ap,i
irritation of the throat. 90 common ih
B,ys-.', Speaker, aud singsD."
P,oG VI STACY JOHNSON
y,oeL.t LaGraas', Ga.
Teacher II M1.,c. southeTa
B,or,', Female College.
Great beae6, whcn takra before and
Tfosh,. after preaching, NJ they pTe'ent hoar'e-
'ac... From their past effect, ihink they
Bro1,', ~ill h. u prfminsnt advantage 10 me-
Rev T. IlOWLEf. AN
D,osa'. Pre-. al Athens College. Teaa.
Soil by all Druyyi.is, at TWENTY.
TSoslo. FIVE CENTS A BoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09

FSoa re ET,Vsu. N5gfaH. ".
C.phalic Pill. accomplish the object br which
they we're made, via; care VI hsajachc ~ all "-
bIms.
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Entered according Tn act u Congress. 10 the y.sr
1890. by Ds. N. %. Ms'iiscu, IN the C<ikb
Oaice Of the District Court of Rhode Island.
The Great Indian Remedy
P0A FEMALES.
Dr.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

Thi. celebrated Female M'dieioe
possessing virtues unknown Of an,
Thing else ol the Mud, aud proving
eheciuai alter all others have failed.
.. prepared imm an l.t;an plan,
u.ed by the natives 6r the same
pwpo-e f~m time imne'norial. aud
nov ior the 6'r time offered 10 the
public. u 10 designed for both
-a,risd sad si-gisisdi,s, aod 10 the
yer, hest thing known Zoe the par;
1 pose. n. II willbfing an the moa,h.
iy ,iekns,s IN cases of ob.iruetion.
aitr, all other remedies of the Kind
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENT 90
SPALDIN G'S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
VIII eOa,iooe all Who suffer from
HEADACHE,
TIIATh
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IL WITHIN THEIR REACH
/ A. tl.., f,,h~o-,ai, s,,, sssshof'dty w. SBdi.
L.g. fLsy sfS,d s-gs'si,o.sbi, prof y m
,Ssasy sftL'Dsiy 'as1i.ie 'fn'fy.
Ma,on'ilL. Coaa., Feb. S, is6i.
Sir. spadiag.
Sf:
have tired ,o.r CcphaI;e Pills. nnd ! hi'
ils~ 90 ,s,A that want you to send ne tso dol
lar. worth moIe.
Part N the.. ATE Tor the neighlor.. to whom !
gave lev ofihr first baS cot from you.
Send the Pill. by mail. add oblise
Your obe'ieng Servant,
JAMES kENNEDi.
iIav,riord. PA, Feb. q, is6l.
Mr. spalLinr.
Su;
i I~i.h ,ou To send me oar NOR. b., u your
b C.phsIic pil.. Air, r,carsd s'sai dsIig
b,n.n from iA,@.
Your. respectfully.
3. MARY Ann sToikHoUsE.
Spruce Creek. iIu.,iHs,o. Co.. Pa.,}
January u, ls6i.
u. e. spalding.
Sir.
! You will please .snd me two boss. Of yoH
Csph,lie Pills. Send them Immediately.
Es,p.rtln, y0vr.,
JNO. u. SIMoNs.
\ P.s. Lir, s,-i on, baI N yis' cf.,ihs
I'Lls. Ssi fad h'@ ssedi'si.
Beiie ysrnan. OHIO. Jan. IS. is6l.
Iienry e.. spaalding. E.q.
Please 6nd enclosed iseniy Eve cents. h'
which .saI me aao,hsr box of Cephslic Pills.
Thy az, tr.ly tAs bs'i T,ii' IhiD uo ir''i.
Dirct A. SLOWER, r. VI,
Belle Vernon, W,sndore Co, o.
Beverly. Mass. Dee. II, I-6O.
II. G. Spnlling. Eel.
/ wish E,r some circular. ~ large show balls.
To b.iag ,osr Csphalic r.lI. more PaF'.e"-'',
before NV customers, " you have antlh'as "
III. Kind. please .eni me.
/ One oi NY customers Who - sulisci 10 severe
severe Sch Headache, (u.uall, lasting t~o da!'l
ss' cg',d .fas aHaet ia0as As' ~ hs s"J ~"
/ P.Ii. which I SEQ, her.
/ Respectfully Yours,
". u. WILKES.
| R.ynold.,ile, Fnnklin Co., Ohio,
January ., ieol.
IIsnry C.tspsld,ng,
No. - Cedar ~. New yofk.
| Dear Sir;
IncL,.ed 6nd lweaty five eenis, br which ssnI
hot Of {" Csphahc Pills" send 10 address Il
Rev. wm. &. Filler, I,sypolt,barg. fransIn
Co., Cha.
You, P,Hs uo,k ~, a elirn--svs H,aiHh
ai~o.i iaaasiu. Truly ioar,
WM. &. FILLER.
Yp,iLaii. Mich. Jan II, isol'
Mr. spaidins
SIR;
No, long since ssnt In YOU or box Of Ceph'
aI,e Pill. Er The cure of the N-rvou, Headache
and Ca.ti,sas.., and received the sime, sni
they had 30 good an effect that was 'nineed to
send zoe more.
! PLea.e return BY mail. rcctto
/ Ar. WHEELER,
! Np.ilant, Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09

Nv Oh su.e of these pil. the Irriodic ntiasl'o
Ns,rsss ., Siol H,adssA> NAV he pre,en'edi aal
IL taken al the commencement II The aiisrk im.
mediate relieffrom pain aud 'icknri' will le Oh.
tais.d.
They seldom TAIL 10 remoye the Nas''a ani
H,adsek, 10 ~hiehi emaics are subject.
They &c, gently upop the bo-ei'' removing
Codir,aos.
For Liis,sry men, Students. Delicate Females,
and al person. of .,f,sivy LatIs, they ATE val.
psbL a. LaEsi,r,, approving the appe''ls,gN'
ing toss ard yigor 10 the digestive Organs, AID
restoring IN. natural elasticity and sirenE'h Of
Oh. whole ,,,i,m.
RI. CEPilALiC PILLS are the result oilohs
investigation sni CAREFUL, conducted sspef'msni,
hss,a. hsea 10 Nc. taaay year,. daTing which
time they have prevented aud relieved vast
amount Of psia ani ,afsfiag from Headache,
whether originating IN the seryou. system %
from dsrsagcd siaI. of the stomach.
They are cniirrl, vegetable IN their compost.
ton, and nav be hkea al all time, With pcfisc
safety without making any change ofd'e', asdih
ab.,ss, Of ssy diias,',abI' fi.i' r'sdu' ~ aye
adai.i,fo iAo~ 10 6hiid',A.
n1wANGOV cousrrKTrIrs.
The genuine have i've signatures Of iisny e.
sp.uliing on zach bos.
Sold bs Drusgi.,. aai Dealers ~ Nedie'a"'.
A Box will L. seut 10y natl prepaid on iecs'P'
ofihe
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All order. should 10 addrrs,sd to
HENRY q. spAULDING,
~ Cedar slrst. Ne~ York.
Or to WEEKS POTTER. Bo'Ioa, .ols
Agent. for New Ensand. y
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Mr.. spaldins

Mr. spalding
SIR;
No, long since sen, To you or box 81 Ceph'
aI,e Pill. f,r ih. cure IL the N-ryou, Headache
and Ca.ti,ene.., and received the sime, snd
they had 30 good an effect that ! was ininoed to
send fof more.
PI.a.e return b. mail. ID rrctt 10
A. X. WHEELER,
Yp.ihnii. Mich.
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Importing Houses,

" BO.toa. he ihiak. he oan larni'h goods chespe
,h.n ,,n b. found th,. .iie of Boston.
lie Ia. WATCHES Of American. s~i.'. Egg
li.h spd rrrach. iiunung and Open Paced. Gold,
Silver anI Gill eases.
sPECTACLEs. Of all kiai.. and any qusnii,,
81 glass TO set IN oil Spectacle Bows. Ia soit all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-09

Pur.saut to scc,ipa 4 oi the bregain. act. the
co.p,rsloss ,h.,,ia named are hereby s,ihel 3
m,,t at IN, Lon Of Gessg- ID. AO.lia IN DiNhs'
Village, oa The .-cosI day Of Ssp,smtr' nv, q
ten o'eLck, 4. VI kf the par,ose of efg.a'i'o'
said soc,.y; sad take measures Coz Ia. 'h'
e,.minr iaIl. ISAAC \. STANLEY.
g.atoa Jm, n. ts6t.
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STATE OF MAINE.
In the wear of ssr Lord oss thossa"i eight hun
decd sad sixty eoe.

- .A..l .,.h, han.
In the year u sss Lord oss shos''"' s's'' nun
Died a"d ''s"-~ =,
AN ACT 10 iaeespea'e the Tact oSSfd Ar''
esh~sI society.
He 10 eaaesed BY The Senate aud ioase Of Rep
a,ive., in Legislature assembled. ne foilos.'
Seet,oa I. Lyman Rzwsan, isAae I York. TIL.
d,sth Wood, Alvaa Bolster, J. remiah Richard.
sos, Joseph l.. Chapmaa, Iisaj amin Z. Ne~toa,
Joha R-sd, William rheasas, Ephrsim Richards.
sim.sa e. GLa.es, Asrer al. Mitchell. Rand
White. I,.e R..Is,l. Ch.,ie. r. Chase, Joel
Hall, st,llmAa w,msa. Asire~ ]. Chsrehili.
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Re,nold.,.lIs. ffaaklin Co.. Ohio, !
JauuaTy %. l-bI.

Henry C.tSpsld,ng.
40. - Cedar ~. New York.
Dear Sir;
Inol,.ed 6nd iweaiy.hse cents, or which ssnI
bos Of f" Csphahc Pills" send 10 addrs'' It
Rev. wm. &. Filler, Rsynolt.barg. fnnsIn
CO., Cha.
You, Put v0'k ~, slira-svs H'ilHh
aiao.t iraasiU. Truly yoar,
wM. &. FILLER.
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CAUTION

A. esstaia unprise piled per.ons are attempting
10 palm OF the uosu'p.ciing pgllic, limitations
Of NV prepared Glue. ~oah caution all pei'on'
To examine before purchasing, and zee that the
fall vame,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
is on the outside wrapper; all others are '~h
ding eounierteits.
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Portland g. Boston Line.

T.. BLl,nrIrLp. travelling asea'.
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Spruce cfe,k, IIuaiiugioa Co., Pa.,l
January u, lsoi.
u. e. spalding.
Sir.
You will please send me Two boss. of yosH
Ceph,lic Pills. Send them immediately.
Respectfully yoor',
JNO. u. SIMONS.
P.s. Air, s,ri eve ga N yis' trp.ili;
I'lls, a.i E.d IAsn sFtdissf.
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A true eOpy-atie.t' J. =. Iiosb. Register.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22
Eighteen ThinRs


polite
!. Loud laughter.
Reading when others are talking
.. Cutting finger nails in company.
:. Leaving meeting before il i closed,
8. Whispering in meeting.
.. Gazing at strangers.
Z. Leaving a stranger without seat.
8. A want Of reverence for seniors.
8. Reading aloud in company without being
asked
10 Receiving q present without some man,
Hesitation Of gratitude.
II. Making yourself topic Of conversation
l3. Laughing at mistakes Of others
l3. Joking others 10 company.
Id. Correcting Older persons than yourselves
especially parents.
is. Commencing talking before Others arc
through.
l6. Answering questions when pat to otbers
H. Commencing 10 eat a. soon as you get TO
the table.
lS. ln not listening to what one is saying in
company, unless you desire 10 show open con-
tempt for the speaker A well bred person will
not make aB ObserVOlioO while an0thsr OF the
company is addressing himself 10 it..
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.
The n. Y. World pays the following just
and discriminating tribute to the military
auslltles which characterize the veteran
eeperalin. Chief Of the United States forces,
Who. II will be remembered, has never lost
battle
"Our actual Commander.iD. Cbief, the
LIeutepant General Of our Army, though
as brave as Achilles is es serene as Agamem'
non and as prudent as Ulysses. From bis
youth he has been a soldier, and victorious
one. He has seen more service than any
otber man under his command, and was
never known 20 be even disconnected 10y
danger A strict dIsciplnarian, and some
thing Of martinez, Il was Joeoseiy sa'u OF
him that be would drill battalion unuer
Gre. Yet General SoO1T IS as eharry oil
mems lives ns miser is Of gold and SO was
the Doke Of Wellington. be never moves
n he can avoid il, until be sees not only that
he csn accomplish good purpose, but un-
IN he can accomplish It at the least posi-.
bic risk Of bis men II is bis avowed belief
that an officer who exposes troops to need
less peril is guilty Of o degree of man
slaughter And he not only thus regards
himself as responsible for the lives of the
men under bis command, bat he looks
after their health and comfort. He will
not except more Regiments unless he can
see clearly the means to feed, clothe, and
shelter them. The consequence Of this pru.
deneo on his part Coined, as it Is known to
be, with the most daring spirit and great
military sagscity) is that after little ex-
perience, men fight under him with entire
confidence. They come to believe that if
he gives an order il is not one which will ex.
pose them to needless risk, or chances Of
defeat, ifin battle they justify his confidence
in their bravery. Through all the excite
meDt Of the past few weeks at Washington
he has remained undisturbed. The an
nouncement OF the approach Of 20, 80, So
coo men, be has received with impcrturba-
ble iuereduality. He knew better. He
knew that Gen. Davis could no more march
SO 900 men upon Washington than 1000
witches. He knows when TO be alarmed
end when to repose 10 confidence, when to-
repress ardor aud when to give il way. He
knows that it is the 6rst duties OF a militia
Ty leader to restrain and to direct his own
enthusiasm as well as that Of the men under
bis command. He is prudent. Nay, he is
prudence incsrnate, and so all other efica.
oious qualities attend him"
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YIr. Ratsa 20 nfr. Rotts,

The hon. John Minor Bolts recently address
cd a letter to Attorney General Bates suggest
ing that the Rebel States be suffered "to de.
psrt in peace" To this Mr. Bates has replied
with quiet but exceeding severity. We have
room for only the closing passages OF the second
letter, which ia dated Washington, May 5th
But it seems now that we differ so wide
ly 10 opinion upon matters Of fact that it is
impossible for us to reason upon the same
line of argument. You think that the
Union ia already dissoved--the nation al
ready destroyed. On the contrary, believe
no such thing. You believe that peaceful
dissolution of the Union in the manner aud
BY the means already employed, is possible.
believe it impossible.
believe that the insane effort OF national
destruction persisted in vM inrOle pGr
more terrible than any the ,OOrld has ,Citnes'-
ed nns the thirty gears VGr in Germany
You think that great nation like this can
consent TO die, and may hope TO die an easy
death. think that nations like individu-
ais are under Gods great law of setde.
fence, and when pressed down by superior
force, will die in convulsive sgonies. You
seem to think that Virginia can go out Of
the Union, aud still preserve her integral
statehood. think that when she dismem-
bers the nation she will herself be dismem
bered.
But will not continne the contrast.
My heart is sorrowlul when I contemplate
the present degradation Of Virginia. How
are the mighty fallen y With the loss of
her power she has lost all prestige also, and
can no longer lead the people and direct
the counSels Of other States. Formerly
she proudly marched 10 the van Of all the
States now she creeps in the rear of S. C.
and consents to be detailed as q picket
guard, TO man on outpost Of the Cotton
States"
Poor old VirgiRia I! In my heart I pitt :
her. Already they boast in the South thai
they have transferred the seat Of war from
their homes to yours. And soon their de
vouring legions will be upon you to eat u,
your substance and do your voting at III
disunion election. Now mark my prophecy
Unless Virginia by rapid revolution Il
deems herself from the gulf that lies ope
just before her she will be degraded, impo
eTiShed and dismembered. For her | hop
almost against hope. And for you, | n
main as heretofore your friend
EDWARD Bates
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MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced Burse
W and Female Physician preseuts to the attention Of

MRS. WINSL0W, an experienced nurse
" and Female Physician, preseuts to the attention Of
Mothers, her
Soothing Syrup, for Children Teething.
Which greatly facilitates the process ofteethng By Sosning
the gums, reducing all inammations-will aay ALL PAIN
and spasmodie action, and is sure
To Regulate the BOt0eIs.
Depend upon Mothers 1t will give rest to yourselves and
Relief and HeGLh TO your Infants.
We put up sold this article for years. and
in confidence and truth OF it, what have been
able to Of any other medicineneVer has il failed in
single instance tO effect when timely used Never did
we know instance OF dissatisfaction by any who used
it. On the contrary all delighted with its operations and
medical virtues We speak in this NATTER what do know
after ten experience and pledge reputation 0r the
fument Of What hers declare In almost every instance
where the infant suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
administered.
This valuable preparation the prescription Of Of the
most experienced and skul nurses In New England and
mas been used with never-failing success in
Thousands of Gases. ..
It not only relieves the child from pain but nvgoraes the
stomach and bowels eOec aeidy and gives tone and en-
ergy to the whole sy stem II will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels, and Wind Collie,
and overcome convuons which IL net speedily remedied
end in death We believe the best and surest remedy
whether 1t arises from Teething, any other We
would say every Mother who has child se5ng from any
% the foregoing complaints do not let your Peudiees nor
the preudiees OF Others tween you your suffer
log child and the relief that will be suryeE absolutely
TO follow the Of this Medicine timely used Full di-
reet0ns for using will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the ssimie of CURTIS PERKINS, New York. s
For sale at HENDRY cOPELAHD's, AIhtabula.
Principal Oce 10 Cedar Street ~ Y. Pnee only rs cts
per bottle. For Sale In Ashtabula BY Gee willard. b63y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-22
THERE is NOTHING MS EoUA
THE coRDTAL rs ALL HE CLAIM FOR IT.!
Mothers Try 1t

And to appeal to detect the illness or desna mot
only OF your daughters before be late but also you
and husbands ioF while the former from false deccy often
90 down to premature grave, rather than their
be known in me the latter often 80 mixed up with the
excitement OF business that If 1t for you they too
would travel in the downward ah until too atn
TO arrest their fatal fall But the mother always vigap
snd to you we confidently appeal for your
falling affection will uneningY point you to PROF WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR az
the remedy which should he always hand time Of need
O. j. WOOD, Proprietor 444 Broadway, New York and
III Market street St Louis No. and sold by all good Drug
gssts Price One Dollar per Bottle Sold in Ashtsbula by
esHly5sa HENDRY a COPELAND