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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

IlERRICk BROS send their greeting,
Send TO every son Of Adam,
Serd to mother, wife aud daughter,
Send to every lass and ladie,
Send to every sect and party,
Send to saints, and send 10 sinners,
Send to all who take the papers,
(Een to those who read their cehbor's)
Send to every one Kind greeting:
IIERRICK BROS offer Dry Goods,
Offer Silk both Black and Fancy,
Offer Mohairs-otier Popins,
Offer Mozambiqucs and Checks
Offer Prints, DeLaius, MerinoS,
Offer all the Styles Of Dress Goods,
Offer Clocks of latest patterns,
Offer Clouk. Cloths, Black and Colored,
Offer Shawls of all descriptions,
Offer Parasols most splendid,
Offer Sun Shades and Umbrellas,
Offer Gloves, the hest of kid,
Offer Gloves, both Lisle aud Silk,
Offer Hosiery of the beet,
Much too numerous to mention.
Offer Womeu's Shoes and Caters
Morocco Bootees, Sip and Calf skin,
Offer Copper Toes. tor Children,
Offer other styles for children,
Offer Hats aud Caps for Mems wear,
Offer Hats and Caps for Boys wear,
Offer Cloths Of all descriptions,
Offer Dcnims, Sheeliugs, Shhtiugs,
Offer Checks and Stripes and Tickings,
Offer every kind Of Flannel
OlIr al the goods Domestic
Which man ever thought or heard Of
Offer Sugar Tea aud Coffee,
Offer Goldfish Rice and Nutmegs,
Offer CHrpets-ulitr Crockery
Offer Crockery very fue,
)fer Wall aud Window Paper,
Offer every thing worth naming,
AT the very lowest prices.
Should you ask rs why We offer,
How we sell our goods so cheaply,
How afford our goods SO cheaply,
We should answer-we should tell you
Our expenses, scarce worth naming,
DO not Gull for much TO pay them,
Pay Cash at the time we purchase
Pay Cash for all goods we purchase,
Sell for Cash and ready payment
Aud we loose from bad debts nothing,
Other stores may sell on credit,
Sell to some who never pay them,
These the profits have to pay for
These their customers have TO pay for,
Pay for them on goods they purchase.
Prudent reader, don't forget this,
Don't forget these truthful warnings,
Buy your goods of IlERRICK BROS,
Buy your goods at lowest prices,
Al Ibe very lowest prices
Prices every one can pay.
We will take all kinds Of produce,
Take your Butter--take your hens Eggs,
Take most any thing you offer
And will sell you goods at prices
Goods and prices both shall please you.
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Garments OF the Best Style, at Short Notice.
Our stock Ready Made Clothing Hats and Cape will be
awaws full aud Of the best qualities Of Eastern Manufacture
Such for buying that confident
sell Goods 10 line cheaper than Be bought
ellewhere. Please call aEd examine for vourse,es
Ashhedla Arrili 1852. o45 MANSFIELD & BRUCL
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Ashtabula Union School.

AShtabula Union School.
George w. Waite, a. B. Superintendent
GEO W. WAlTE Principal Of High School.
Miss SARAH ~ ScnooYMAKEE, Assistant in High School
Miss NJ. J. SHAPER, Grammar School
Miss :. L. TOWER, intermediate Department.
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Primary
Miss SUSAN NJ. WILDER. Assistant in Primary
The School is Free to all persons suitable age residing
within the village limits, and the "Dtric attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute year. Terms for pupils from abroad
will be
For Primary per annum. $500
For Grammar 1900
Tuition Iayab le in advance.
All applications admission to be made to the surcrin.
tendant.
The Spring Term commences Monday, April l4th,
1862, and the Winter Term January 5th, 1864
highly desirable hata pupils should begin at the open
ing No pupils out of the village will be received for
aes period than and deductions for absence
cept ;u cases of sickness removal.
Rev. J NJ. GllIETT,
Rev. JAMES BONNAR, Board Of Examiners,
Rov. r. ii. CONKiIN.
n. FAsSETT. Presi,
II. l.. MORRISON, Treas.
q. C. CULLEY, Board OF EducniinI'.
J. b CROsHY
STEPHEN HALL,
A. F. Hermann. Secretary.
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Mn. ADNA Scov1LLE who died IN this place
on the 22d nlt ngcd 65 years, was one Of the
old inhabitants Of the town, having lived here
nearly fifty years. lie was born in Saratoga
county, N. York, aud came here when a young
man. lie has been known as an honorable
man and worthy citizen among us for long time
pursuing the same occupation, and continuing
in IL TO the last year Of his life. In education
al matters he was active and energetic. lie
loved the cause Of temperance, and was for
many years nctiyly engaged in that work. His
views Of religion we're those Of christian, and
in bis last days hefound the supports and consola-
ton of the religion of Christ with him. lie
died in the hope and confident expectation OF
finding a better world.-COm.
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Instruction I'm MusIc.-PRoF. T. II. HOPKINS
whose long experience and Teacher and Per-
former qualities him for the work. holds himsefi Ia readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ, Pianororte Violin or Guitar
at his residence in Ashtsbua from Friday EusHiHg until
Monday N0On and from Tuesday EreHRg until ThnTsd0g
NOOH. In connection with the Union School In COnneau Mr.
H. will be found at the Blake House In that place. the
mainder Of the term Sheet Music and Books furnished when
desired His terms reasonable.
Instruments for In instruction. furnished at Ashabula
and CUnneaut.
Instruction in Vocal Music will be given for
voices. Ashtabula, Dec 20, 1861.
Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops l.
Never fail to destroy and extemnote all kinds of intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases. ard far superior
to any and all fthe Fancy Worm Conctions and
Yermuges In They may be taken at all times with per-
feet safety as they contain No Mercury other deeterou
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give their
children other No eahatc whatever Is necessary To be
given Each box contains % Drops ozenRes Price %
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Al MATHEWS, Cen Agent Buffalo.
6lS and Fort Erie, C.. W.
FOR RENT.-Over store a nice large and very
pleasant front with closet.
HERRtCK BRO.
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Ashtabula Marble Works.

INHE Subscribers respectfully announce,
u TO the citizens Of Ashtnbna vicinity tnry
have formed copartnershp for the purpose fcayne the
Marble Business in oil its Branches,
and are prepared 10 make ORDER the latest style Of
Monuments, Headstones, Pedastsls, 90.
Also Furniture TOPS Mantles Lamp Bafes and IN fact any
thing IN the Marble line, Of either Italian Rutland VI
Marble richly polished and eaboratey carved devices of
design which inoy be wanted.
Those Wishing Marble Work. will end t 20 theif adyatag,
| er work or prices.
Plaster Pats on hand for sale by quart bushe or bar
rel Those having lamp tops loSse can have them put on
| againaS good as new, by leaving them at our shop
February, H. lS02' oS4 REEVE & MURRAY
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A Card TO the Ladies.

Dr. DHp0nco'S GOlden Pills for Females
Inflibe in correcting, regulating and removing distractions
from whatever cause, and return nature 10 its
proper channel.
INHE Combination of Ingredients in Dr.
Il Duponcos Golden Fills perfectly harmless. They
have been used in the private practice Dr. Duponco
thirty years and thousands of ladies testify great
and falling in almost every case correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing mcnsratinn
particularly at the change Of life. From five To Pills will
cure the common. yet dreadful complaint the lucorea-
Nearly every lady In the land suffers from this complaint The
above pill has permanently cured thousands will cure
you use them. They cannot harm you-On the contrary
they remove all distractions restore to proper
channel and invigorae the whole svstcm Price 800 er
box. Sold by GEO. WILLARD, Sole Agent for Asltabna
Township and County.
LADlES BY sending him $1.O the Ashabula Post Of
lice can have the pills sent to part Of the county, free
postage hv mail.
N. B-Beware of COunterfeits.
But no Golden Pills Of any kind unless the signed
D. Howe. All Others base imposition aud usnfc there
fore. value your lives and health Ito say nothing
being humbugged out of buy only Of those who
show the signature OF s. d. Howe the box which has
Gently been added Of the Pills being couneretcd
The Ingredient composing the above pills
every Agent and they will tell you they safe will
perform all that is claimed for them.
Sold also by H. G. Ely, Gird, Pa; John :. Carter Erie
Moody Clark Panesville, y. Wholesale in New York by
Hall Ruckel wholesale Druggists 2lS Greenwich Street
and by 5. d. Howe, Sole Proprietor New York
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ENLIsTMENTs. Those who wish to assist iu
making up the quota OF our state, and wish to
enlist are referred to our advertising columns
for the facilities for doing so.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
the lowest figures for cash.

Also hne lot OF Notions, comprising every thing IN ta
variety Line 10 be sold at - per lower than
IA town. Call and examine aud be that this is o
October 1861. j. G. WRIGHT.
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Butter Wanted !
New Goods ! New Goods !!
A Large and Very Full Stock just Open

New Goods New Goods |!
a Large and Very Full Stock just Open
ing at
A. HENDRY'S Drug Store.
AGAIN.
splendid assortment of the bast Limerick Fish Hooks
FOR Bass, PERCH Minnows, Cat, Pokerel, Trout, &c.
l. n Il S.
sea-Grass, Linen and Silk from 2j to 100 feet long
ALSO
Floats Bobs Cane Poles and joint Rods all new For sal5
at A. HENDRI'S Drug Store
TEAS, CorFEE, SPICE, PEPPER. SOAPS: ERAsryR
YELLOW, CAsTILE and Fine SHAVING PENs PENcILs PIX
HOLDERS, and large variety Of the best kind OF
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Cigars etc
beautiful assortment of erlumcry for Ladies and
med ut HENDBi'S Drug Store.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DRUGS MEDICINES.
DYE WOODS.
CHEMICALS, ,u,.,.,,u
Maddor Cochineal Muriat Of Tin etc. etc For sale in
large small quantities at a. IENDRY'S Drug Store.
WINES.
Pure Catawbn, Heidseek, Port, (pure iuice)
Sherry, Malaga, MADEIRA,
and Rheubsrb Splendid article sickness and medic
al purposes, at HENDRYS Drug Store.
RUM, Jamacia HOLLAND GIN, SCHElkDAM SCIINAPPS
LONDON CORDIAL GIN, and the best WIISKEY in use
being perfectly pure, at lIENDRY's Drug Store.
con- on LAMPS
fine Stock aud New Burner, you light the wick with
out taking of the Chimney Coal on 3Illcens gallon at
HENDRG'S Drug store.
Turpcnne Venice Turrenne, Benzo, Paints & Oils by
quantity and in small for family Narnlshcs Coach
Furniture Copa and nemar oil of Stone Darbadoes Tar
HENDRY'S Drug Store.
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For the Telegraph,

FOf the Telegraph.
Mr.. EDToR-Im willing to acknowl
edge that yol are model ofa Village edit.
or" / have admired your SoundneSs of
judgment and penetrating sugacity your
broad, independent, and liberal views in
politics and religion, social propriety and
village prosperity and thrift ; your con-
tempt for neghborhood bigotry and all that
noodle nonsense and superclious assumption
about patronizing attention, which in days
past, more than now, have been the birchen
rod with which the SnookSes and the Grun.
dys have toned, and | fear sometimes tuu.
ed the refractory. Your opinions of church
architecture, aud church Enclosures have
been given are SO well considered and cor.
rect, that feel encouraged TO ask dcferen-
TALLY from you an expression as to the ele'
gance and harmony of the finish Of the bel
frey windows Of the new congregational
church. am ind uced to take this liberty
because l have watched the progress Of
that edilicc with considerable comfort and
not without village pride, up to this last
crowning stroke. | would like be settled
in mind upon this point, and your endorse
ment of it is necessary to such fnality.
rup
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

FIRE A little after midnight on Satur.
day night last fire broke ont in the old
Culver blacksmith shop, then occupied by
Mr.. JULIUS MARSH, which communicated
to he dwelling and barn on the same pro.
perty, occupied by Mr.. l.. THOMPSON, who
runs the mail coach between this place and
A>hlnbulu. All the buildings on the Cul.
yer lot were consumed, with the barn of
Mr.. f. MClNTIRE. The flames spread so
rapidly, that Mr. THOMPSON was unable to
save anything in the barn except his horses
and part of the harness His coach
with two others belonging to MeSsrS. CUL.
vER stock Of hay and feed, aud a pair of
fine hogs, were all lost Of his household
goods, be saved nothing but few loose
articles of clothing and bedding. Every
burnable thing in the blacksmith shop
was destroyed, and some hay in Mr.. Nc
lNTYRE's barn The loss was very cou.
siderable to MeSSrs THOMPSON and MAR II
though the appearance of the town is i'm
proved by the removal of some unSighty
old buildings The fire probably orginat.
ed from spontaneous combustion OF lot Of
tallow cracklingS stored in one corner of the
shop Sentinel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

GRAPES RorTING-The Sandusky Register
says that the grapes on Kelley's aud Putin, Bay
Islands have commenced to rot aud that serious
alarm exists u consequence.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26
AT THE LOWEST FIGURE FOR CASH.

Stationery at figures corresponding with the times.
Having ayaed opportunity buying thcu 1t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

1t. A. D. STRONG has gone TO join his Reg
ment.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

Ahem ! That mixture of irony aud soft
sonp is little proruse, but the point at
which our correspondent aims is neverthe
less to clear for a mistake We shall not be
caught endorsing what appears equally to
Us as to him, deformiry The general
harmony of brick structure like that is
in our opinion, sadly injured by those gar-
ing openings. Q of course knows that it is
a change from the original design, and the
architect has been required 10 do what fdel
ty to fitness and architectural harmony can
not be made to sanction. The consequence
is a sacrifice Of the pleasure which q
contemplation OF the building in its fine pro
portions was otherwise calculated to pro.
duce.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

THE CrsTERNs AND LEECHEs adv. BY our
townsman H. UDY, are things Of real merit.
Durable as lime, easily constructed, com.
plete in design, and obyiating oil that fuss
and trouble of chasing up brick, aud lime,
and mason, and tender, and all that pctrify.
ing discouragement aud expense needful in
establishing q base Of operations, SO formi.
dabe as to deter man of no more than
ordinary strategy and pluck from au under.
taking TO supply in the ordiary way the
luxury Of soft water Go and see these new
evidences of the worlds progress.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

MAMMorH.-The MeadviII (Pu.) Journal says
that the bones of Mammoth were exhumed a
few days since, on the line of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad, eight miles above that
place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

A letter from Mrs WHEELER in the Sen.
tiacl, dated tn, 10th, notices the receipt of
a letter from Mrs. Il. H. COnkin respect
ing the box it was then expected to be for
wardcd, and which has taken the form of
three well filled barrels. Four dollars in
cash has also gone to the same good sama.
riton hands. The warm, gushing generoS.
ty Of the donors was little chilled at the
demand of $ll by the express company for
putting these benefactions down in Wash.
nton, for the sick and suffering soldiers.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.-H Fassctt
4 ASBT1BULl, ONO.

Home Insurance Company,
Surplus, over. ........ ila,sli
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See Advertisement ofwArso~s NrrRAloA Klyo in anO.
ther column.
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tie reputation and actual condition Of which moi surpRsse
by any company in the Union.
Ashtabua. March y. 1859. s3i
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FOR RENT.-Over our store a nice large and very
pleasant front room with closet
HERRICK & BRO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-26

Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of IInrffnrh Cnnn
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Prompt attention 10 applications rom any part Of the couat
The Undersigned is also Agent for the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-11

CLEVER FEAT or A YANKEE
ScHooLMAsTgR.--A A Hilton Head
correspondent tells the following story
Of schoolmaster Belonging in Maine,
who made his escape last week from
the rebel army and from Savannah,
Ga, in the following manner:
"Corporal McFadlen Of the forty.
seventh Georgia volunteers, is the
author Of a very neat proceeding
He not only des,r;cd from the rebel
cause, but brought IN t%o men from
his own regiment as prisoners, and
gave them up 10 Col Barton at Fort
Pulaski. Obtaining permission to go
short distance down the river from
Savannah, and securing the detail Of
a couple Of folders TO serve as oars
men, he got their rifles under his feet,
and, with loaled revolver at their
heads, persuaded them, however much
it may have been against their will,
to row him to Pulaski. There he ar
rived on Sunday night last, and wait
ed in his boat, guarding bis captiyes,
till morning. They own TO having
taken a gooi many lessons from
Yankee schoolmaslers in their day
but this one, they assert. viii last tlem
longest of all. McFadden, whose
home and birthplace are in Maine,
enlisted about two months ago, with a
view Of getting out ofthe eonfederaey,
How be was to escape TO our lines
never troubled him. He depended on
bis Down East cuteness 10 get him
self over TO our side"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-11

and evsry mar and bOy will not only
siand up araighisT, bot his eye viii
bs brighter, has motions quicker, and
has song e voios more cheerful
BeausifsI as ths crop "a, iss won
derful utility will Still be regarded BY
farmers as aa ehief Recommendation.
The different parts Of the crop are
already used In = great variety Of
wars. and others may yet be diseoy-
cred. We lately saw the statement
ia The newspapers that a foreigner
had fied his arplicatisn, with speci-
mems, Cor . patent for various uses
made Of maize shucks. The varie-
ties include yarn, maize cloth, paper
of beautiful qaahtgs, white or coli
ored, from elk 70 parchment texture,
maize -four. &c.
Corn husks have been used in the
manufacture Of common paper for
many years, and are an excellent ma
ierial for under-beds. William Cob
bett wrote book after his return to
England, recommending corn as food
for man and beast, which was printed
on paper made Of corn husks. He
also smoked them in his pipe as a
substitute for tobacco leaves. Would
tia, his example in this respect might
be followed by NIL Americans who
must smoke in other peoples faces -
N. X. Farmer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-11

INTERESTING INCIDENT or ruiz
BGrrLE-FIELp-During the week Of
battles in front Of Washington, Gen.
Bayard went forward, under a flag Of
truce, TO meet and confer with his old
comrade in arms, the now famous J.
+. b. Stuart, Of the Rebel cavalry
Less than two years ago Jeb. was first
lieutenant and Bayard second lieuten-
ant in the same company but Jeb is
now a major general and Bayard a
Brigadier. During the interview a
wounded Union soldier, lying near, was
groaning and asked for water. "liere
Jeb.," said Bayard--old time recollec-
tions making him familiar, as he toss
cd his bride TO the Rebel officer
{" hold my horse a minute, will you,
till fetch that poor fellow some water"
Jeb. held the bride. Bayard went TO
a stream and brought the wounded
man some water. AS Bayard noun
ted his horse, Jeb. remarked that he
had not for some time "played orderly
to a Union general" The business
upon which they met was soon ar
ranged, and the old friends psrted--a
fight, which had ceased while they
we're engaged talking, recommending
with great fury on both sides the mo-
ment each got back to his own ranks.
- Tribune.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-11

RoxAscE IN Real LIFE.---The
latest advices from China inform US
through the medium Of private letters,
OF the unpfecedented career in that
country Of = young American Of this
state, who, though bvt twenty y-niDe
years Of age, has reached position
which reminds one Of the dim le.
gends Of Pres,er John. Here Is q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-11
THOUGHTS ABOUT NoyEM-
BEn.

-ewpsa aazzss. seAiaz. fsas shs "a
Aa.z snsins wnter. esuas sae Kfssa,
SEES sis~r Asssaz hoesS his grnaA,
AnG s-aass y tAsuk K't sH aar hiuu."
H..s Ass,waL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-11

right being turned. The gallant Seho-
epE, with other commanders, held an
inactive position within sound Of the
strife, and with the knowledge that
Gen. MeCook was in want Of assis-
tanse. General SeboePf was under
the command Of Gen. Gilbert, an Of
acer whose ineompe,eney was boldly
asserted ~ 3 recent letter from one Of
Gen. Buell's command, extracts from
which have been published, Surely
there is room for inquiry here, which
should be rigidly and promptly con
Quoted.