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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09
Kingsville Academy.

THE WINTER TERM Of. this inStiln-
l. tiou will commerce Tuesday, Oct 2oth 1851, and
continue lS1a under tie tuition of the following
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
A. JCDsON BARRETT A. NJ, Princpali Ancient Ian
plagss aud Bellies Lethes .
WI j. GIBSON, German and assistant in Greek and Lat
Miss AUREtIA II. CHAPMAN, PrceePtress, French and
Miss SUSIE E. BARRETT, instrumental aud Vocal, Mu-
sic
H. W. HUBBEI.L, Penmansltp and Pen Drawing.
We fake Measure In saving Il at tie Fall Ierm which
classes on Fiday Oct 18TH under tie administration
IA Teen eaineny successul far exceeding our nost
sANGIfNE expectations not cnly regards the MbE'h
ut the CLASS e Students in attendan'e, aud the enn,
asn they have The fact has been demonstrated
that Rngsyile Acaaemy still maintains hrr former proud
u snu a. an institution leaning Her literary societies
tile Phoenix and Diiashaan Asaocati0nwhch have for
years bee pride b9as in tleir meetings during te
term have shown that ths old spirit stu anaes
them We feel confident that when we Invite your patron
aue ak that which lender just equivalent
We have employed Teachers of Energy aud Experience
teachers vino cutter heartily their work, ard who will
after the hest othoe placed under their care
! both while in school and out Of it.
opportunity viii bc afforded for acquiring good mu
steal eduCAtou either the piano or voice Miss > r.
Barrett who has had long experience and hne opportunities
the country Affords viii be in readi-
| netr to give instruction 10 those desiring ih
Beard procured in the best families at the exceed
ingy low rates Of per week. ROms f selfbodrding
AZ greatly reduced rates kaes Of Tuition as hereto
fore For furiar particulars Apply 70 the rriqeipai
\ q. HAWKINS, Pres,
htngsyiNe, Oct. Ii 1881 Of the Board Of Trustees.
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- Aa 900 We had not

-
Six months ago wo hao .L;o l,us
savsn hundred soldiers wisrln s'i
sch sch ola oefenseIess capital; 10 s,
Leq' l1sr, Nc have probably two hund-
'.o3 u thousand armed men on the
Inc of the Potomac, ana an
ntbcr hundred thousand IN the
West. Six months age we had
not arms to put into the hands
nC sevcntv.fvc thousand volun-
tcors :, to-day VIC have muskets,
cannon. ann every supply in abundance
Con Ionr times the number. Six
months ago VIC could neither feed
nor move an army of five thous-
and men; to-day every depart
mont Of our vast military organ
izltion is completed, aud we can
make war across the continent
Six months ago we had not a doz-
en- ships Of war at hand ; to-day
we number our navy by the humid
red, and arc guard ing a coast line
of more than two thousand mules
Six months ago the government
could scarcely borrow "a few hund
rcd thousands at twelve per cent
to d,v twelve millions of peopl
llehd It fifty millions of dollars a
par. Six months ago the questio
was whether the people woul
support the 9 overnmenti to.da
the only question is whether u
government will sPport the pc
, pIe."
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HABERDAsHERY yERsIFIED.

In the noise and confession" that constantly RACES,
And is ehronieled forth IN the Telegnph's pages "a q
About Dry Goods and Dress Goods and Causes and LAGOS
shaws Bonnets and C0aks that rival the graeea- Af
May claim your attention, to brief rehearsal,
OF a list of Choice Goods in a stock universal
And though less pretending, in merit more sound
And quietly waiting your notice down town 7 fLs
There Cloths Of all grades and textures ysul find,
OF pure Wool from your oeks and Of Alabama combined
And Vestngs the fancy Marseilles Silk Black Satin,
Yarn made Of Cotton, Thread, Wadding and Batting,
Wcks Flanneis beached goods Stripes Sbeeting twine,
And ansIlns and lawns bonnet dress and swiss 6ps
Cambies and Summer Stu, cheed striped white shirts,
Gloves Dress Goods shaws and Ribbons and Skeleton Skirts
Spice pepper and sea saleratus god meda kaan soap,
Brooms baskets and bed cords clo lines buck gloves and
suDer s9 teSo saQsrs and Gee both Java and Ri
Pure, as nop can be found in the State Of Ohio
Paper hangnes brass kettles fancy prints and band boxes
Cloths Pima WoOen and bows for the neeks Of your OK
Stone ehuns jugs jars and eroc assorted glass and nails
Mop handles wood and ir0n SASH and water pa
Shoes for children boys and adea also gents and des hose
And hoes for gents to work With wooden pumps and supe'
BudalOs, r.r-g .-1
scythes rnaths akes and h-boards half bushels and
Chalk Tosn whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
If all outside heaped at twOuldnt be big pile
shoemakers too word with you, have for good news
Here's nearly all the implements for making boots and shoes
IAs pegs pinehef hammars knives thread peg and sew
Taes Nails awIhanes brsss lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk kip noa size sieks and morocco
Weddings and astngs Of various shades shoe needles ant
Buthod my muse, further tax the printeFs gentle
Hen nser aaa space for tihs of the stof this full sOel
Say then, that the stock Is fun and complete
That anxously awaiting, patrons To erect,
Invite them ALL from South from NORTH from East and iron
From city from country, Lncpnitss pOuglases, and al
From every point Of the compass, come all,
Leave all your spare dimes with your friend
Ashtabuia, Oct 81, 1850.
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ruEnr Is NOTHING ITS EQUAL.

Also Liver Derangements rordity Liver Complaints
Diseases Of tie Kidney any general arrangement Of the
wlnot only cure the debility following Chis and Ferer
but prevent all attack arising from Miasuac Influences and
cnre the diseases Mt once, If already attacked.
Tn AvrtFRs should have bnttle With them, as VIII Ia
e nrcyent any deleerous consequences following upon
change Of climate and water .
A. IL uevens cosveuess strengthens the digestive organs
a Loua lac In the hands persons of edeharY habits
pEs not accustomed to much outdoor exercise should
| always use IT, s. ,,.s t,o, a
oth or two the final trial. she wild pass the dreaopl
period with perfect and safety
There is no mistake aboutib pa Ht...
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE !
VI
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
IMPROVED SCHEDULE

y recent important changes this road Is able 20 fur
nsh unusual facilities for INSTRUMENTATION East and West
Northwest and Southwest
Full connections with all through trains to Philadelphia
aud New York 10 The Eas-with the South by its Washug
Branch Roadby Cleveland and PittsOurgh Central Ohio
and Marietta and Cincinnati tans with the Northwest West
and Southwest. NiaH.lt.l Fi II Lfl ~
Through Tickets 10 from Batn,0Fe, Philadelphia New
York boston give the privilege Oying ataDy OF the
intermediate cities Two Dollars additional give the privilege
visiting Washington city route.
M the only route that furnish Through Tickets Of
Tggsge Checks ID or from Washington city.
Fare low a by any other route. .. ...r-
sleep ~ cars all night trains. tHt- AItfHi
isk for Tickets by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
| J. IT, SULLIVAN,
| e.l--Erg E.# 0enl Western AgeBt Belaire, Ohio.
ter Of Transportation, General Ticket Agent,
Baltimore, BID. 5T5
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i CRUEL SELL say, Hig-
gins,' said a fellow to an aspiring,
but as yet unappreciated tra-
gedian, i met a rich old gentle
man in the city, who declared he
would give five hundred dollars to
see you perform Hamlet You
don't say so?' Fact, assure you;
and what's more, I'm positively
certain that the old chap meant
it, :By Jove, then it's a bargln?
cried higgins; III play it for my
benefit. But whois he? 'Ah, to
be sure, didn't tell you. Well,
he is a blind man. higgins never
spoke to the wretch again.
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OBEYtSG ORDERs--One of the
Fire Zouaves, who had been IN
the battle of Bulls Run and vamos-
cd very soon thereafter, was re-
congnized near Washington Mar
I.ket. in New York, a day or two
ago. What the devil are you
dong here? ?'' asked the acqualnt'
ance when he recognized him
SCOT leave of absence ?' MOI
Ethundered the ZouaYo. II got
the word to fall back, at Bulls
Run, and nobody has told me to
halt so have kept on rctrcatin,
ever since, and got away here =
Who says that Fire Zouave is not
under thorough discipline
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On DIr.-rhat it will soon be
necessary to fit up one of the
rooms at the White House as a
nursery. Such an apartment has
not been necessary there since
John Quincy Adams was Presl-
dent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

A FLY in mans butter is dc CT
dcdly the least pleasant Of all
kinds Of butterflies. eg
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r EGAL NOTICES william sh

r EGAL NOTTCE.-T William Shcl
i don and Nancy Sheldon, Albert Knapp, aud Harriet
Knapp who reside fn the county ofODeda, and STATE o New
York and Harvey Hail. who resides in Buffalo, state OF New
York law and legal representatives Of Sylvester Hail.
deceased l. t..f.l.l.. .y -....E.
the estate Of sylvester Halt deceased the 18th day Sep
tember 1861 hed his petition the Probate Court
within and for the county of Ashtabua and state OF OHIO al
egng that personal estate Of said deeedent is nsusent
pay his debts and the charges OF administering his estate
he died siezed fee simple of the following described real
estate the township Of Ashula county ofAshtabu
Ia and Ohio and is bounded and described as oowN
wit divided half thirty OF land taken from the
North part lot of land owned by Gurdou Beckwith in his
life time and bounded West by the highway North by lands
SOuthard by lands of Benaah Markham South
by line parallel with the North line and far enough there
from contain fifteen of land that Eunice Hall Wild
o OF said deeeden entitled 70 dover 10 said premises and
that William Sheldon and u Nancy sheldon,
Albert Knapp and Harriet Knapp Harvey Hail. George Hail.
Phebe j. Hail. and John II. Hail. Caroline Hail. and George
Hail. miner heirs Of John j. Hail. deceased his heirs at
law and legal representatives hold the next estate Of inner
iance therein 7.A -i Ft..t..f sI'tt.is' i'' y ~
The prayer Of said petition Is for the assignment of dover
Eunice Hail. and for sale Of said premises subject
estate for the payment Of the debts and charge
aforesaid Said Petition will be for hearing the 10th da
of October 1851 thereafter counsel
heard. j. Il. COOK, Administrator OF
| Ashtnbula, Sept 18th, ls6l Sylvester Hall, decd
I Cook Pratt, Attorneys for Petitioner. 4tol
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DAINFSt OILS, t66c.-300 gal. Linseed
O-Alo0 gallons Sperm oil--1O0 gasnp Tanners OF
60 gallons Lard Oi50 gallons Lunar O5o0 gallons COa
OIOO gallons Spirits rpentne6C gallons Burning Fluid
40 gallons Alcohol 9s per cent. 81 =
1000 N White Lead O2000 lbs Minerel Paint-50O ID
yellow Ocre5OO lbs let Red-300 lbs Putty 10 Bladders-
20 HIS Furniture Varnis4O lbs Coach Nanish00 lbs Jap
nan Varuish-25 lbs Demar varnish, 1f.i seI s.. La
Also Ohrom Green. Paris Green HampGen Green Chrome
yeoys Red Lead Black Lead ltrIge Indian Red Chinese
vermjijnn livery Black, Whiting and large assnrment Of
Artists Colors, for sale BY GEo' WIpbAND'
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The human soul, like the au-
tumn leaves should brighten at
the approach of death.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

REYNoIpsBURG Franklin CO., o. IAN. 9, 1861.
HENRY C.. SPALDING, No 4S Cedar st. N. Y. --1 "
DEAR SIR ncosed find twenty-five cents 2SD for which
send box Of Oephac Pals Sena to aalress OF Rev. Wm C.
Filler KeynoIdsburg, Frank m county, Ohm. sgo
P0ET Pills 1Ork IKE ehGrn-cure Hsgdaehs almost IN
siantGF. Truly yours, Wh'C. FlLLEk'
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BEVERLY, Mass. Dec. Il. 1860.

. BEVERLY, MASS. Dec. IL, 1860,
H. c. SPALpING Esq-T wish for some circulars large
show bills to bring your Cepbac Pills more particularly be-
my customers you have anything Of the kind please
my cnstomer' who is subject to severe Sick Head
ache casually lasting two dys cured an Attack IN one
hoNT bu PiHs which sent her. r,r.. d
Respectfully yours W. H. WIhkEs
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Cornelius l. Cheeseman, NJ D.. N. York City,
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually In peril She is mad enough to neglect or
matreat those sexual iueguaest to which twothds of her
Ort subject. ..a
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. prepared from the same formula
which the inventor CORNELIUS b. CfEEsEMAN NJ d. OF New
York twenty years used successfully in extended
private ractice-nmediatey relieve without pain, all dis
urbances the periodical discharge whether arising from
relaxation rsuppesson. They act like charm in remov-
ing the pains that accompany difficult or mmoderate mem
ruatiOn the only safe and eiabe remedy for Flush
eS Sick Headache, Pains in the ons Back and Sides fai
ation the Heart Nervous Tremors Mysteries, Spasms,
Broken Sleep other unpleasant and dangerous effects of
an unnatural condition the functions In the worst
cases Of FlVOr Atbus, they effect speedy cure.
TO Wives and Matrons
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered the only safe means
Of renewing and restoring regularity. -
Price Dollar each Boz Containing from 40 10 90 rus
valuable pamphlet to be had free OF the Agents Pills
by mail promptly, by enclosing price to the General
Agent. Sold by Druggists generally. --..lr .a
X. b. HUTCHINS 20 Cedar st, New York.
General AgeHf for the u States and CGaGdas
For sale In Ashtabua by GEORGE WILLARD and by Agents
everywhere II r. \. ..- ..- q. -.-. - ly5e6in
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ptio3 Is cent. per noz; FivO boxes for s1oa
THE THoRoUGH BRED HORSE

- i
Il Young Morgan Tiger,
Will stand the present follows; in Jefferson on
Friday Saturday Monday and Tnesday at the stable
ofM Baker Asbtabnla N Depot and on Wednesday
and T9s,rsy cams 5ns through Gons ana al fA'sd
An nersons partng with before foaing, will be held
nonsibe for and those not returning to
the Horse will be charged by the season.
will stump the county to beat the colts of Young Tiger
YoTSG MORGAN TIGER foaled my premises In Mem
tor counly Ohio and sed by Old Morgan Tiger dam
Lady Kate my property Lady Kate sired by hagnum
onum which horse bred by David Allen Of New York
Young Morgan Tiger fOaed the Sd day Of june 1884
owned by until he old then SOLD him to
l.. Baker OF Mentor. THOMAS CLAPP
Old Morgan Tiger foaed on my premises IN
Varrc Sensca county, n and got by Old Black Hawk
out of Lady Kate bred by and property She was
sired NavarinO, which horse bred by A. ey Esq 0 ~
York his farm at Loci, opposite Newark New Jersey Ma
varino sired by Harry and he by imported Bassora His
dam Hyacnth bred by Hon John Randolph o. George
town Roanoke Virginia she by the iupoed Bedford her
dam Telegraph by Old Wild Air. For further tracing of ped
gree be had to Sd E0 of the American Turf
RsRsteT 3s2 3S3 and $780, with charts Nos and
the This isn brief the pedigree Of Sem
aca Morgan Tiger bred by and owned by both
er Gerard Dey Geneva until the 10th day Of April 1883
he sold TO- r. Petition and L. Rider t0 go TO Ohio
Variek, Senaca New York. April 10, 1853 TITUs DEY
MORGAN TIGER, took the first premium at the State
Fair 10 Cleveland in 1856 also at the Lake county Fair In
1856 also at the Geapga county Fair 1857 The horse viii
be grOomed by the undersigned, who is his owner.
| AsHr4RULA DEOT, 1891. 69S h. BAKER
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pRoF o. J.ewooD's . E
He@torat1v0 Cordial
,aAoo Hoop RENovAToR. I

,ciscv what rs name indicates for while pleasant to
a. ~ Ar e frvhiNiht. exlilRrutiug nuh strengthening 10
~ NM povers Ialso ievives ciusiaies and teiews the
I i'm m It's orpna purity, and titus restores and irnoe,e
s,sian, invuuenle attacks Of disease II rs the ehV
over oncied to tie world ia popular iorm so as
u 10 vi iliin the reach 20 ALL
ccicllly and sknully combined ~ to he the most
, toni and vet perfectly adapted 50 as 10 dot ~ per
~ ror6onre ik nc las gf Earre end hence sooihe Ae
sftIaacl toueup the digestive organs ana ny
ali nervous and other irritation. tits also perfectly eNhata
pg IA It's effects and yet Is never followed Ivy hsSuQe or
of spirits II Is composed entirely 0 NegeRhe'
spa those thoroughly ooubiung powerful ouc and sootpg
nropces aud consequently can never nJnre AS sure Pe
yentive aud cute Of
Cossnn,iou BroNcks Indigestion, pyPspsa Less q AP-
Bjfsiion of ne Hearts, Mc'ogch0iy HypOdondr,a,
NlgM Saeais Letguor, Gtddthess, and euhd
Ciass qf oases 50 JeerfuHy fatal, Gated re-
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%. BELLE VERSoS OHIo Jan. Is, 1881.
HEyRY O. SPALDING Esq Please find neosed twenty-five
cents for which send me another Of your Cephsc Pills.
THey are truly tie best Pills Ihate eveT fried.
Direct i., I'D A. STovER, p NJ, 5i7v
Belle Vernon, Wyandot co.. o.
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4No hoN hEFH.--A musician
recently undertook TO trade cows
with a certain neighbor Il.
but after some bantering, u
told the man that his 'old COW
wasn't worth a song J; she was 50
old she had no front teeth in hei
upper jaw, and couldn't, there
fore, eat young grass. Singing
friend laughed, looked wise, ahc
went off whistling. But the re-
mark Of H-had preyed on his
mind, and he accordingly went
and examinedold Brindle's 8 mouth,
and to his horror aud surprise he
found she was entirely destitute
ofupper front teeth Infuriated
he drove old brindle two miles to
the house Of the man he had
bought her Of, through driving
rain storm with the mud up to his
knees, and after berating the sur.
pfised farmer for selling him sucl
a COW, and demanded his money
back at once. As soon as h,
could get word in edgewise; tn
farmer told the angry man tina
cows never wore such teeth o.
the upper jaw, and TO convince hin
t9ek fim out to the barn-yaFd
when after opening the mouths
of dozen or SO cattle, young an,
old, the singing man drove oh
Brindle into the road, and trudg
ed home behind her, sadder an, m
wiser man.
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N0TICE-The Co partnership Root
Morrison being dissolved BY the death OF z. O. Root,
the senior partner Is necessary that the business OF the
firm should be closed as speedily as possible All persons
therefore, havins TlE afol
Unsettled Accounts 4aEEV p
are requested to call Immediately and arrange Che same
Prompt payment will be required that the liabilities OF the
arm may be met aud discharged The husineaR will be set
tied by the undersigned- II. L. MORRISON -
Surviving PArtner Of Root y Morrison
AshtabulA, June ], 1851. -.
Having made arrangements to continue
bsness the Old stand Of Root Morrison take this meth
cd Of returning thanks the customers and friends OF the
late for their generous patronage In years past and TO
solicit continuanc OF the same TO myself .. .-.
My Stock Of Goods is Full and Complete,
comprising all the articles and many more than usually
kept by the merchants Of our village.
Dry Goods, Groceries, CrOckery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Gaps, Boots Shoes
Iron, Steel 4 Nails. Paints, Oils, Glass Putty
are kept n full stock and will be sold at very low figures for
pay down All kinds Of produce taken IN exchange Tor goods
at cash prices. r1
The times and my circumstances viii not admit Of long
inded Credits or credits doubtful customer To all who
are nrompt and reliable prepared 70 extend reasonable
credit prompt payment will be required 10 all at the
time agreed upon Puug and blowing entirely out Of
line Ny desire 10 deal fairly and squarey with ALL Try
NE and see for yourselves. Yours truly, ..l -
Jvne 10, 1861, err,.--. H. b MORRISON,
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Yps1LAxrI. MIcu Jan. u, 1851.

Mr. SPGLpTNG-Sm: f-a a IL.
Not long since sent you box Of Cephaic Pills for
the cure the Nervous Hegache and COveness and re-
ceved same and they had good eec has naS IN"
duced 10 send for more Please send by return mail
Direct to A. R. WHEELER, YpsilAnti, Mich,
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From The Democrat St. Cloud Minn. rs
If you are or have been troubled with the headache send
for box (Cephac Ps that you may have themin case
of an attack.
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Speedy, q sure Cure is within their Reaet
MAsovvnLr, CoyN., Feb. 5, 1851.

%
Mr. SPALnMGsIR; have tried your Cephalie Pins, and
Hike them so peH that you to send two dollars
worth more Part Of these for the neghbors to when
gave out of the first box got from you Send 1hs
Pills by mail, and oblige 4 f' 'Nt
Your OBt Servant JAMES KENNEDY.
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SPRUCE CREEK. Huntington Co, Pa, Jan. is, 1851.
H. c. SPALDfne-SIR: You will please send me two boxes
!" - = = RespectfnIly yours JNo. B. SIMoNs-
PSI hare used boz Of your Pills and find them sr
celLeuI,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

ron THE CURE OF
CoWireisess, La,Dpaice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyseaterg, Eoia Stomach, E,ySipeias, Headtche'
pies, Rietmatisu,, Ejtq'tioas aud Skis Diseases,
Liner Complaint, Dyopy, 1cttcr, di9nors and
Sat R5epm, IVom7, Gom, NeEHGtyia, as a
Dinner I'R and for Pt1ifyingfhe Blond.
Ihey are s,rgar-eoatcd, SO that the most senfi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apcrient ia the world for all the purposes OF
fmily pliysic.
PIio, 25 cent? per nox Fivo boxa5 for E1,oo.
Great numbers of Clcrgymen, Physcians, States
mon, and eminent pcrsonagos, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefnlneSs ofthese
remedies but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nsh gratis our AMERICAS ALMANAC in which they
are given with also fun descriptions OF the above
eonpliitits and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off BY unpriucipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The SICK
want the best aid there is for them and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
L Lyon, conneout N. PARISH, Kingsve; GEo. wILLARl
and HENDRY COPELAND Ashabula; W. r. ALLEN, effer
son ; H. b. STEVENS, Geneva MoPFETr X BROWN, keoggs
vile and by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines every
where :. = Il EFT fal I'D 1y564
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E From the Examiner, Nortol5 "a .ssrag
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
made, via; Cure of headache in all its forms. r-
- From the ErGsniHer NorJoM Pa t-'
They have been tested in than thousand eses Wb
eni
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

Brigadier General William S.
Rosecrans, who succeeded Gen.
Mcclellan in the command of the
division Of Western Virginia, is
a native Of Ohio, is thirty seven
years old, graduated at West
Point in 1872, and was acting
assistant professor of engineering
at West Point from September,
l643, to August, 1914; Of natural
and experimental philosophy the
succeeding year; again Of cngin-
ecring for a year; and assistant
professor till lS47. lie was com
missioncd first lieutenant in
March, 1853, and resigned in
IS54, since which time he has
beenin civil life, until the breaking
aout ofthe war this spring. He at
once offered lis services to the
Government, and was assigned an
important position under Major
General Mcclellan. who requested
his appointment, as the man in
whom he had the highest conf
dence. His conduct in the late
scompaign in Western Virginia
shows that this confidence was
not misplaced. lie is brave
soldier and Christian gentle
man.