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, 1861-08-01
An Opportunity Not to be Lost.

10 the Editor cf the Neg Iork I1n1es:
The great mistake Of the Northern public
consists in the idea that the fo1cibla emanci-
patton Of the southern slaves By or armies
would be an unparalleled outrage against the
interests Of the Southern people. Let Us see
about that. There are about s, coo slavehold.
ere. To eee1re their interests 4O00 GOO Of
blacks and mulattoes are kept In a state of ig-
borance and barbarian; 6,0o0, ,O000 Of non
E1aTeh o1ding whites, men, YOmtn and child
rep, are deprived of pnblie schools, and al
most every means Of education The lib
eHy Of speech ie entirely suppressed. Liberty
Of the Press is nHknown- Riots and murders
Society il utterly disorganized- The admins
tIation Of law Is in the hands Of the mob. In
the jai1s and under the eye Of all the legal au-
tho1ity there is IN the country, are out1ages
enc atrocities daily perpetrated that the out
These 100000 of non-slaveho1dess have
been 60 debauehed BY the hope Of being s1aYe-
holders themselves, that they have entered
into war With the North, for an irdepend-
ance that will allow them to open the African
s1aye trade and SO cheaper negroes, that each
may own slave, and SO still further barbatizs
thsir land, already more degraded In the So
eial scale than Turkey. The great body Of our
people have affected to odisbelieve In the South
eIn barbarism. Northern men tarred and
feathered, tortured with the whip, mutilated
and hung, have not Buff1ced to convince the
general public. 4 few battle fields like that
q. Bulls Run, In the possession Of the enc.
my, viii help It's skeptictsm-
Will an7 one contend that these epeop1e, hay
irg the same origin as onreelVes-Engiish,
lflEh, Scotch, French, GeTmaus, etc--are
made barbarians by anything baf Slavery 2
What is there in Msson and DKon's line, to
prevent tie people south Of 1t, like the people
north Of it, from having fee speech, free
press, free schools, free 1abor, free men, secu-
1ity of life aud property, arts. literature, msn-
utacturee, machinery and all the accompa-
Iiments Of the highest civilization on earth
Must the vital interests Of II. 600 600 Of people
in this civilization be utterly ignored and sac
rifced that $50. GOO petty tyrants may continue
to reign? In short, can nuisance be abolish
ed, even though called an interest?
, 1861-08-01

Afternoon Dispatches.
From WashfuAton ana the seat o

From "a*''f"st%Ss %... ana the ssaf "f
WAsnsoroz, July. 80. -Co1onel, ,atouo sr
rived here today from HaIper'e Ferry, having
!ea. .aeIe 1T sstn'HznG H. 9t.sstoa ~, soE
strongly: posted Aaa entzenched md can With.
:at1sa ny attack-: He = .receivia reinforce
-1naxf1 dails. Nothing Il known: q the rebel !
ufFEmenta. -
.::::-.:=::s-jtN ::s: New York Tribune's DisRateh1
TIE Navy Department receiveda letter from
Commander Crsv.n, Of the Potomac hoalla,
which says we found concealed rebel battery
at Marlboro Point Me opaned fire on than
Which -Ehey -FetRfHed With q aridedcSnuou,cn cne
shot takinR-effect in our wheel house but
without doug much asmage. There Is i 1t
sst one g%sht me % esnsS snsd md Ire mof asy
0n the oPpoalte side Of the creek.
The Ffeoburn has schooner In tow, cap
tnred while crossing oyer to Mhite House
Point, taking the JET Davis Mall and Ex
Press, which makes regular trips hetween
Nine employees of the Government were
arrested this morning by order Of General
4 number of officers OF the Fire Zouaves
and the 18th have resigned, and Others VIII
The 25th New York regiment has been push:
ed forward to Cloud. Mills, five miles anda
| half beyond Alexandria
Col q. 5. Keyes assumes command Of Col
| Porter's brigade, that officer having been ap-
pointed Provost Marshal. -.
= Gen. Banks had Il COO men in bis command
| yesterday. Six regiments Joined him within
Col Goraon's ID Massachusetts, regiment is
| still at Ha1ptr's Ferry and momentarily e1-
rects an attack, but feels ready for It. ,
It Is believed there are not far rom 100 ,Wo
| oF ff,a NY1H af Raj
tmore.
| 4 detachment of Q. 8. c4va:ry left today
for Ha1per's Ferry.
Gen. Mcclellan visited the Senate and House
to-day and was warmly welcomed.
Lieut.. Col Fowler Of the N. Z. l4th4 report
ed killed, is alive and in Washington
| N. 7. T1nes' Dispatch-J
lam reliably informed that both Col Hun
ter and Col. Hentzslman, wounded In the late
battle, are so rapidly recovering that they vii
be able to report for duty On M3nday next =.
ing rumors to-day Of an engagement hetweez
Col. Tyler, Of the 7th Ohio regiment at ths
head Of 1900 Virginia troops and Gov. Wlst
with COO rebels At Bulls Town, in which 600 O.
our men aud 500 Of the enemy were KILLED
Wise is retreating. give this for what 1t Il
1W1Eth.
| WAsn1saroH, July 3l-Gen. Mcclellan ha.
Issued an order, eaylng that he sees with muct
regret that officers and soldiers are in ths
bsDit Of leaving camp, and visiting hotels aul
other places in Washington; that their tiIa'
belongs to the country, and ought to be de
voted to their duties as officers and soidiar5
and positively prohibits 1t in future.
Reports ara circulated to day, and the name
Of prominent gentlemen given as authority
that the confede1ates have either commenced
moving or have made arrangements for th
immsdlate passage Of 10000 Of their troop
ACROSS the Potomac, from the direction Q
Leesbu1g, into Maryland. We, however, hay
: no means OF verifying the statement.
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Pontiac en furlough, and also nearly recov3
cred. The Gaze ef Smith who waa wounded
In thehead, is among the most remarkable On
record. But mofoanon."
, 1861-08-01

The venerable men who have come down
to Us from former generation, and who are
now responsible for the military admtnlstra-
ton st Washington, are ranked and aged as
follows: Lieutenant General Scott, 70; Adju-
tant General, Lorenzo Thomas, about 81;
Inspector General, Sylvester Churchill, Is;
Commissary General, George Gibson, So
{for six years unable to walk out); Surgeon
General, G. a. Finley, nearly. Is; Paymas-
ter General, Benjamin T. Larued, 70; Chief Of
Engineer Corps, Joseph G. Totten, so; Topo-
graphical Engineers, Sylvanus Thayer, 78;
Ordnance Department, Henry E Craig, 78;
Chie1 Of Ordnance, James ". Ripley, 70, etc.
The next in order Of seniority in these de.
partments are men nearly as old, sixty years
being the minimum. General Wool is IS;
General Harney, 65; General Mansfield, 90;
General Sumner, IS. :.
The resignation Of Robert Toombs, Con-
fede1ate Secretary Of state, was preceded, and
perhaps induced, by his appointment as
hrigadier. general; but still more potent
reason for the change may exist in the fact
that Virginia and the other States that we're
last to join the Coufederacy, had no represen-
tatiye. In the Cabinet frat formed at Mont
gomery. The appointment Of ex-senator Hun
ter, of Virginia, gives due recognition to
that State, and other changes may perhaps be
required to satisfy Tennessee aud North Caro-
lima If rumor may be believed, Mr. Toombs
was more ready to quit the Cabinet because OF
the allper7ading domination Of JEFF. Davis,
which he was ea1d to chafe under.
, 1861-08-01

BALTIMORE, July 3L-From candy Hook
Maryland, we bear that all is quiet at Harper's
Ferry to day. GenSra1 Banks is occupied in
strengthening himself and forming his army
into hr1gades. His position commands HaF
pers Ferry, aud can easily be made impregna-
bic. The railroad bridge is to be immediafely
rebuilt
, 1861-08-01

TEE LADIES' oF QumcT.-They have two or
ganizatioDs Of ladies in Quincy, making nri-
Pickets," the other the "sisters Of the Good
ssmaritan.'' The Sisters - have already fur
nished for the use Of the hospital 81 bed ticks,
56 pillow ticks, Is pillow cases, l0l sheets, 81
bed spreads, 81 towels. 26 shirts, (ofthe prop
er leugth,we hope27 bed drawers, and 50 rolls
of bandages.
, 1861-08-01

NebraAkA Volunteers on tho March.
OMAHA, July S0--FiEe companies Of the
First Regiment Of Nebraska volunteers, Col
Chager Commanding, left on the steamer West
Wind this morning, for st. 10. They take tTo
pieces of cannon With them. Weather In
fenEely warm and crops heavy.
, 1861-08-01

The Court Martial at Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 30th.-Coi. Al
LENS examination has today been brought to
close The case viii be referred to the War
Department at Washington. It is thought by
many that the charges will not be sustained.
, 1861-08-01

KEWAkEE, July 31-About $50 this F. ~,
q fire Vas discovered In the unoccupied build
Ing, know n as the MeGi1laEd store, owned By
]. G. Hutchinson, which Was speedily re-
5000. It is evidently the work Of al incendi-
Axy.
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ment-
LOUISVILLE, July 5l-The Journal copies
tie following dispatch dated "Cu.pepper, G..
Fl, 9th, ," from the Southern papers: "a whole
Indiana regiment we're captured yesterd ~.
They were caught in the mountains near Les
burg, and were nearly starved. We also cap
tured yesterday, Major Potter snd party Of New
York [stuff; thera is no Indians regiment
within q hundred miles Of Leesburgl
, 1861-08-01

Hon. Francis Thomas You are hereby N.
tkor12ed to provide for the organization OF
four regiments Of the loJal citizens resident
on both Eides Of the Potomac river, from the
fer the protection Of tho eannl snd property
and pe1sors Of loyal citizens of the neighb5r-
hood, and to be stationed in the vicinity whast
II the service. The men wf1l be permitted to
elect rheir oEn company cmcers; their nsld
ofIo-7s arp Inted BY the President =: Arms
vii be furnished as aeon as practicable, <
Keepecstully your obcdient servant.
Simon CAMERON, SECRETARY OF Waz.
, 1861-08-01

Four Regiments from Maryland.
The Secretary Of War has addressed the fol-
lowing letter to ex Gov. Thomas, Of Maryland,
authorizing him to raise four egiments Of
troops In Maryland tor the service Of the Gov
eminent:
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Iadvise erery ene who has 4 Cough or q Hrsky
Voice o. Bad Breath. aov difficulty oftae Thross
to get package Of ny Throat C,nfec+foss; they ~u
rreve you instantly. and ynu viii ag1eo With thst
"they 60 right to the spot" You viii ind them Se15
useful md pleasant wh1e travelling CT attaudag pua
lie meetings for sttng your Cough or alsyIoR yonr
tstrstr II ycu dv ons package, an cafe IN ta.as
thar you will syer afterwards consider them 1dIsp.a-
Eab1e Tou vii ind them at the Dzugs1s.s' ana Deal
e1s In Medicines.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06
HOSTETTER s
STOMACH BITTERS.

The proprietoTs and manufacturers Of HOS
TETTEES CELEBRATED STOMACH Blr-
TERS can appeal with perfect contdcnce TO
physicians aud citizens generally OF the Cnic'l
States, because the article has attained nrePu-
tniien heretofore unknown. few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully Than
volumes of bare assertion or blazoning puilery.
The consumption OF liosictter' S Stomach liit-
ters for the last year amounted TO over half
million bottles, and from its manifest steady
increase IN times past, 1t is evident that during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one million bottles. This immense amount
could never nave been SOLD but Tor the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prcparn-
tien, and the sanction OF the most prominent
PhyHcians IN those sections oi the country
where the article is best known, who not Only
recommend the Bitters TO their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials To its
eihcacy IN all cases OF stomachic arrangements
anu ihe diseases resulting 'hereirom'
Ihis IS not temporary popularity, omhihed
ny exraoruinary ehorts III ine way OF rum,
Peilng tue quallties OF the DH'ers' p"i soild
estimation oil an hNainaOie meuicihe' winch IL
destined 10 nc as enduring as 'l'ne 'se'l.
ioStetters o'omach Diilers nave proved
Gousenu 10 regions where leVer anu 3gue
anu various otner Dihous complaints nave
couh'eu their victims ny huhuIeuS. 10 We
- -,
ere certain cure LOT tne DysPeps'n anu IKE
diseases, Is 10 'he Proprletors source OF un-
ahSyeu pleasure IL removes al morbid n'aier
from lhe s'omhcn, purines me D'oon' anu
inp"r's renewed "'al''y 'o'he nervous system
giving II 'hat zone anu energy indispensable
i0r Tue restoration oI nea,'h' II operates upon
,ne Hohaen, nverc anu o.her u,ges'lse organs,
n'iu'y put Po"erluity' anu soon restores 'heh
oaTonullon esseh'lal 70 ihe heaihy uisohafge
Vi ,ne i~,'nc'lons ~ Ol ha'uIe'
E'ueriy persons may use 'he Dn,ers uaiy ny
per ulrecuons On the Dot,ie, anu 'ney VIII nhu
~ u " s'Iihu'ah' ~ peeunaIiy hu"P'eu 70 ooui"r'
eecnh'hg years, as ~ Is Pieassn. 10 'he Pa'".c'
H',sor"lhg 70 inc Do"eis' eAGS'ehl as 'ohic'
anu reJuVehalng generaly, we nave me EVIL
uehce oil theusahus OF aged men ana women
VINO nave experiences thc nehehl OF using Inis
preparation While sunerihg from stomach de-
rahgeheh's anu genera deDllliy; ae'ihg nnder
'ne auViee ot Physieians' 'hey nave abanIoned
all deieierious drugs ana iairly tested The
meriis oil inns article A lew worus 10 ihe
gcniier SEX lhcre are certain periods when
lle,r cares arc 50 harassihg mat many OF 'hcih
slnk under the trial. The relation Of mother
anu child IS SO aDsorbingly tender, that The
mother, especially II she be young, Is apt TO
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
for her infant. Should the period Of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

The LOndou Daily News of The 9Th inst, has
this sharp oFiticism Of JEFF Davis 4 Company !
The southern ngitators have keen sense
Of, the feebleuess Of their position. AS long
as the excitement Of secession lasted they
were tolerably sure of their ground. Bat
now Il Is over, and people are asking what
neat, they perceive their danger For what
have they doEe They have, as far as
tbelr acts are worth anything, voluntarily
ontaof their states from the only connec-
ton which gave them political dignity or
credit. As long as they were coufounf cd
in the grand total Of American nationality,
they shared the high and noble place which
its vigor, freedom aud enghtment secured
IL in the regard Of the world AN this the
south has lost. 1t has not only isolated it.
self Int IN the madness Of fanaticism has
founded its constitution on that very social
feature which is most Odious in the eyes Of
tho civilized world.
N kas abused thc name of Tepublie to set
ap q. con federdsion. aohieh men are already
edl4ing Nev Dahomey, Nth Mississippi re-
PtdiatOr for Us chief, and a band Of pro
fesssd duellistS, GdueutRrers, sharks and pub
&c eplaHderers for is leaders Bad as the
south is proved to be by the fact OF its
slavery, we may be quite sure that The
Wigfalls, Slidells, Yanceys and Benjamins
cannot fairly represent either its morality
or its craftsmanship. These men only cou
descend to lead the south because they are
not permitted to lead the north any longer
and, il time is given them, they will exhaust
and disgust the slave states just as they
have wearied aud angered the free. The
names and auleeedents are pledge tha
while they are at the head Of affairs the ca
reer of the eOnfederaey will be one Of tor
bulence, bad faith, and intrigue or conquest
for the extension of slavery. Their Ian
guage is that of men who feel that the very
principle of their associations cuts them of
from a noble future. From. being part of a
glorious nation they have become joint
stock corporation for upholding aud ex-
tending the enslaEement of their fellow
man.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

24O Superior Street, Cleveland Ohio.
Dry Goods for the Million !
f. /. Baldwin & Co.,
will Offer on Monday November 2oth iust their Stock
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
and other forced rae enable eHhL the Best Bargains
Our Goods all marked In plain Fgures, Shd have
ONE PRICE ONLY,
being the only establishment the Reserve who
deyiste In prices. OF
We offer by far the desirable assortment in the market
and all novelties Of the season, including
ottoman', Empress Cloths ChAmeleons,
English Reps, Rob Roys, Vsleneiss.
We have, as usual, iDthe
SILK DEPARTMENT,
the largest stock in Northern Ohio comprising BLACK Of
width, style and price in plain figured Pped arnuTe
conrinu striped repped plaid ehene moed droquet qua
drille and Others, from s71Sc to 50 per yard
In the new rooms specially arranged for
Cioaks and Shawls,
offer $50 Coaks Tarnas sbs and CaPes 10 all the new
uatterns Of Zeuaye Express Saiferino Golden Bedons
Eugene Circular Sleeve, Arabian, BafquinetSc- &C.
CLOAK CLOTHS, BEAFER 4 TRIMMINGS,
1850 shavs Broehe, Long and Square.
1850 Shawls Scotch Wool Long Snd Square.
1850 Shaws Paisley, India, Cashmere, &c.
Also-Shswls for Misses, Men and Boys
FNBRorpERIEs- Collars CUTS, Sleeves, Caps, Handler
chief, Waists, Collarines. Berthaa, &c.
LAoEs-Coliars Cu Sleeves, &c. Lace Edgings, Insert
ings Beadings, &c. .-....
TRInMSos-For Dresses and Cloaks, Hne aSSortment-
Braids Cords, Gaoons, Gimp Ribbons, Frnges Buttons
Ornaments.
HosrERY--For Ladies' Gentlemen Misses Boys aud In
fAnts. Cashmere, Wool Fleeced, Merino, Cotton &c.
GLOVES GAUSrLErs-of all sizes and styles.
Housekeeping Goods.
Linen Damasks Cloths Napkins nayes Piano and Table
Covers Blankets Quilts Sheeting Pillar CAsngs Irish linen
FLANNBLs-white. Red Blue Green, Grey Brown Yellow
DrAb, Mixed and Printed. .'s
DoNEsrrcs-Always retailed at lowest 6gureS
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Nestings.
The finest line offered by any Dry Goods House in this sec
tion. No obligation to purchase Is incurred BY examining
our stock.
Que Price IHUaridJiy.
z. i. Baldwin a. Co.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

seSyeMiss Harriet Laue is getting slight
u mixey. The Washington correspondent
Of the New York Tines had her married to
a Mr.. Carlisle on Monday, the 4th. On
the other hand, the National Intelligncer
says that Miss Harriet accompanied her
uncle, the venerable ex.Pub. Func., to
Lancaster, and will form the attractive fea.
ture OF his household at that place for com
ing years. 4r.-s..s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

.a1Ina Fall Of 1860. = q
NEW GOODS for Fall 4 Winter.
they have very large and attYactive
Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods.
embracing all the styles and patterns aud fashions Of the
Brosdeothr, cas.lmsres
Satinetts Inion Cloths
Flaiuhnd striped cloths, Kentucky Jeanes,
white Wool annea Va0's0 wGS, Soon fsn@sIs dsD@ss
'pfSlii TieRiugS DeRl%H %n% pslIlrss sIrirs,
Brown sblr,ings, Blcsched shiriinrs, innings
And Shectings, French Prints
American prints, zig iPiain wool Dslaines,
wstered hohN,r Plain Mohair, and
Fig pain fopltnS Striped Mohoir,
Paid Vslencias, H-r Striped vsiencins
Com pelaines' Very handsome:
Tad Figured and rain Merlnos ane and sof and large
lot Of other Dress Goods Opera Cloths and Opera Finnnes
for chlldrens dresses very nice.
Mourning sSs $ Ssss SSS Ran nS S'TS aSs S@a
Goods aud Trimmings.
White Goods In great variety.
Gloves aud Hosiery, full stock.
Wrappers and Drawers Ladies' McrlnO Vests very sne and
Cloak, Cloak Cloths, and Trimmings,
very low, indeed.
SHAWLS.
In this departreni we have fine stock Of single mud doub
MARKET and really expect to sell many This year as any
concern 10 Ashtabula.
Carpeting and Oil Cloths.
Thissa new branch in busness and our purebases
!. az Evidence that the Goods were veil r ws mnao %
pleased to show Carpets whica for beauty Of pattern
quality and Price, cannot fail TO please.
large stock Of Curtain Paper, Window shadea Curtain
Fixtures, Cords and TAssela l Hf. .I
Wool Hoods and COmforters, very large lot
Our Yankee Motion department was never 40 f,I of te
numerous articles that are 80 very useful and necessary
Hardware
small stock mostly in the line Of Cutlery and House
CROCKERY.
We have just opened large stock Of Croeker perfectly
pain and very beautiful Persons want Of nice heavy
Iron China will do we to cali ard examine our Goods
IN this line and they will not spend their time Ia looking
farther.
Hats and Caps.
very fine and large stock Of Mems and Bows Hats and
Caps Of every quality and prcs Call In aud look at them
Boots aud Shoes.
Mems and Boys heavy and Kip Boots custom
faction, Childreu Misses aud Ladies' Shoes sppers Gait
srs, and Boys BroganS Of superior quality.
GROCERIES,.
In this department keep full stock and slvavs Of the
Paints, Codalh,
Oils Stone ware,
Turpentine, Wooden ware,
Paint tisI bTushes' hes p.,,.. Glassware,
WnioS WISH DIueuetJ Nails,
Glass, Cotton Yarn
Putty, pattiuV
Sack Salt shovels
. Corn Baskets. Spades, &c.
Corn brOons, &c.
We will say for the benefit Of those who have Produce to
exchange tor Goods thSt will receive Dried Fruit Chest
nuts most hnds Of Grain, Pork IN the Hog Butter Eggs
Lard, BeeSwaN, Woolen Yarn, W0oen Socks Paper Rags
TAlioW, &c.
And 10 close buying Cash Sx-Monts cuEtomers that
will sell at the lowest poibe hgure and just rs low
who expect continue In trade and shall
always be in readiness 10 attend to ali who may with
a call in courteous and accommodating manner.
Tyler q Collins.
Ashtabula, November 9, 1850.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06
AT GOOD TIME HAS COME
LOOK HERE
n. @. z D M B E s

n. @. T % M b E 8
Has been hxny his Grocery Provision Store snd ht
made it what AshtIbuA has long needed,
A Fist Class Family Grocery Store!
lie niend 70 keep everything in his line of ne ehooess
ki1d His goods shall be right In every respect fa
You will always end at his store XXX XXX and single
aour, with prices TO correspond 70 the quality. n u"
Hams Of bis eureng also Pok purchased By hlmssG
and warranted Corn-fed
Also all other kinds Of Pro1islOul and Groceries, toEsss
with horse feed, Oats and Corr. f --..
lie keeps assortment Of Oils and Psin Also Hai and
Hardware &c, &c. ...
Coal and Carbon Oils, and
co AL OIL l. A M PSI
will be found At his store, ali prices and Qualities II
short he intends 70 supply the wants Of the people, snd =
bound to keep up with the times.
He has lived AshtabuA about yaa and hes Sssn en-
gagged in the Grocery business for the last ysA the
the buSinssa In which he hea bssn engaged snAbss h W
e. Maintain Store GnG GOods --t "a
just adapted their 90 hrhsst aubsa
and he VIII leave SOrt un.sd 20 Sets Ard please Sc
customers. 4rt.sf-
He respectfully sOet.s the parOnaSs Of bis fs
low citizens. fv L -
| AshtAbula, April Is 1880. p. FG 77f..1 17-Tf q
lie is the Agent for the sale OF all kinds OF
ALE.
Also G. ?. Sadie Assnt for the r.le Of g Iu yss5
| s.... .r-t. LLNsSEED OIL, .. "a ,-.f-.
By the Dbl Price to correspond with Cleveland and Cneis
/ natl markets. q .. UHf m
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

:
c,,t.r. pm. .o,o.l,., ,,o 49,. -. it,, 49,, -.
made, viz Cure of headache in ali ia forms
Tbsv b,. -, ,astod - - 49,. al;
entire success
From hs Democrat S. Cloud Bfiun
If Won arc or have been troubed With the headache ssnd
OF an attack, r...... ..--. .....
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frequent complaint which has ever beeu discovered ''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

HOOD NEWS and glad tidngs to all
~ Republicans, Bell men, Democrats Breekeer,dgsr.
Dougasites' Wide AWakes, and Fast Aseeps.
There no doubt but the good te long coming has at
last come Ashtabua is being inundated with
NEW GOODS,
all Of the newest styles and approved desgnE and
Ons them a no larger stock OF greater variety be
ROOT a. MORRIsON's.
The first insAllment Of Fall Stock arrived on Thursday
We shall bs receiving constantly for days to come
aeeesslOns Of all the different styles varieties Of
Co., WAY 90 70 make up complete stock Of Dry Goods
s hArcWaIe, Boots and Shoea Hats and Cana Crock
S steel and Nails, Paints and Oils Books aud Station
W SoA, In The county. '' y" -' NA"""'
are 40 % soa goods In this market for long time and
onr - ~ snosn that the least amount OF as or c an
sats6ed tst nnnseessary and leave hat 10 Otbe ~
heretafo % et Integrity and dealing viii IN future A.
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