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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06
DIED..

In this Village, Aug. 9th, ROGER F. Fowler,
aged % years At an early call for volunteers
be responded, contracted disease in camp, and
after protracted suffering has gone to his long
home, leaving a wife and numerous friends to
mourn his early death.
Iu Rome, Aug goth, ADELDERr SNErcHER,
aged 10 years.
In Geneva, Aug 23d, BERTHA e. daughter Of
Avery r. Preston, aged years.
In Geneva, Aug. 28lh, LIZZIE, b. wife Of Avery
r. Preston, aged p years.
In Conneaut Aug. 2Sth ISABELLA, daughter
Of Phillip Sherlock, aged s months.
ln Geneva, on the 26th ult. PERsIs, consort
of P r. SPENCER, Esq in the seth year of her
age. The subject OF this notice was more than
an ordinary woman, possessing strong, clear,
independent and well-cultivacd mind, she was
prepared at all times TO defend and maintain
any principle she imbibcd, or position she took
with great energy and success whom assail ed
but never intruded upon the sentiments or feel
ing Of others. The most casual acquaintance
| could not fail to impress one that she was
superior woman But her excellencies were
best known in her own house Having a large
family, her time and strength was employed for
their benefit. Indeed her devotion to her hus.
band apd children, was only equaled by her de-
votiou to her God aud the interests of his cause,
which she espoused with all her heart, ma ny
years ago aud connecting herself with the
Baptist church, she was ever cherished by the
| members of that church as one Of its brightest
ornaments For the most of her life she was blest
with good sound physical constitution as well
as mental but the last two years she has suf-
'ered both with physical and mental debility
that unftted her for the responsibility Of do
nestle cares, or the enjoyment Of social inter-
course With her friends. Before her departure,
however she seemed to have new mental energy,
as well as increased spiritual comfort given her
aud as she took her leave. of her beloved hus.
band, with whom she had shared the Joys and
sorrows aud responsibilities Of life almost two
score years together with her children and
other friends present, halo Of glory surround
edher, and beams Of heavenly light, rested npou
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DEFENCE or CINCINNATI.

On very short notice large number of the
citizens Of AsLtabula assembled at Firemen's
Hall on Thursday evening last to arrange for
dspotching armed assistance for the defence of
Cincinnati. Roger W. Griswold, was called to
the chair, and j. Q Farmer, was chosen Secre-
tary. The chairman announced the object of
the meeting in short aud becoming speech.
1t was then announced that Gov. Tod had re-
voked the cali, somewhat to the disappointment
of portion of the meeting who were desirous
of making trip to Cinciunati. As a precau-
tionary measure, and for the purpose Of being
better prepared in future, the folowin gentle
men, E. c. Strong, John Manning, Henry Ian.
den, Austin Smith, Henry Hubbard, e. r.
Williams Z. II. Fitch, j. Q. Farmer, Henri
E. Parsons, SHIELD On Harmon. aud John Castle
were ap pointed n committee to ascertain the
number of arms ard weapons of warfare a.
vailabld in this township, and TO request the
owners thereof to meet next Saturday afternoon
at o'clock, at Fircmeu's Hall, and bring said
arms and weapons with them or send them for
inspection This meeting was adjourned until
Saturday evening at o'clock, at Firemen s
Hall, for transaction of any business required,
at which time is expected all our citizens will
be present.
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Tue AMERICAN, at Cleveland--A call or two
at this house, under the proprietorshp of Mr..
r. b. Brockway assures Us that our old stamp
ing ground, is again seeing its better days, and
possesses, perhaps even more than former adj
vanteges as pleasant stopping place. 1t has
been reHtied and furnished and newly manned
throughout, and every department bears the
mark Of competent management, and shows
that there is careful design in the air Of COM
fort every where to be seen. Mr.. b. is courte-
Gus and agreeable, and the table is all that an
epicure could wish
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06

The Newest of Goods Opening
Daily.

HAVING made short visit TO New
IL York during te pn week, am now prepared 10 far.
Mise any quantity o. goods on the shortest Notice
MY stick consists Of All the
Latest Styles Of Dress Goods,
Ladies' Cloths, Checks for Boys Clothing, &c,
. Paris, Notified, and Geraldine Checks,
the pre'ics' In town, at MoRRIsoNs.
A 10, 10, Of cheap Dry Goods, SO low that
everybody buys them at MORRIsoN's.
A Splendid lot Of Cochcco and Merri.
mac Prints, Dark, Fink, and Purple, at MoRptsoN,s
Black and White Check Silk Shouls
Check Woolen shHuls, and other styles for suwuer lost
A new and pretty Style of Goods, for
Boys Clothing just the thing, chesPand good, at
Any quantity of Summer Stufrs Of the
best Material and Manufacture at MORRlsON's. .
foil supply Of those most desirable
Collars and Cuff, just received at MoRRIsoN's.
Gloves aud Mitls. any quantity, all
styles aud Price, at MORRlSON'S.
Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves, desirable
eolors and low prices, at MoRRlsoN's.
Grenadine Wells, Tissues, aud Brrnges, in
great profusion, at MORElsoN's
Narrow Ribbon for trimming, nearly all
eoor, at MORT ISONs
White Linen Pocket IIandkprchicrs.
from cts ur Sik llandLerchieis Cyats Ties lots Of
them, at MOR2lsON's.
A Large supply of Hosiery, from the
receiyedat MuRIusON'S
A New lot Of Misses and ladies Nor.
rocco Boots, very low, at MoRRsoN'S.
A few Trunks for sale low at
MORRISONS.
Lots Of Crockcrv, Hardware, Glass.
Putty Paints Oil Jnrrel odoutle boiled Just opercd) and
nye-Stu1s, at MORRlSONS
Groceries constantly on hand, the fresh.
est and best, at MORlaSONs.
Bring on your Butter,
eggs Beans and most any ing that is good not omltiing
your Zig pocket book ard for ourselves au always
ready To- show my gonds Store open from norniig
until in the evening. II. T.. MORRISON
AsiitRbula June 10Th, 1862. Ga
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SoUTHwloKs BATTERY. since l last wrote
you we have changed our position somewhat,
and gone back into Tennessee, to our chagrin.
After hard two weeks tramp over portion Of
the Cumberland ranges, we arrived at Winches-
ter, Franklin county, pretty much worn out,
both man and beast. l presume we will stop
here for while to recruit. After crossing the
river at Tuscumbia, at the same old landing
where Gen. Jackson 40 years ago crossed with
his troops to march on New Orleans, we took
the road to Florence, one Of the Oldest towns
in Alabama, and stopped there over Sunday.
While there went to the Presbyterian church
where the parson prayed earnestly for the con-
federocy its congress and its generals. This
however, was interrupted, by file Of soldiers
who took the sanctmouous old rebel and
marched him off TO the Generals quarters, who
ordered him to be sent north. Not little ex-
element was occasioued by this performance,
especially among the ladies. A Mrs. Wood,
who has husband holding generals commits
sion in the rebel army, was also taken in charge.
We have in the battery about 81 500 worth oil
chattels, aud still they come every day. The
weather is very oppressive. TO say it is warm
is tame and wanting in expression still it dou't
seem TO affect us as much as you would suppose.
We are living mainly on green corn, peaches
and apples, which We consider great living
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and III her countenauce and soul, giving evi.
dence Of the saviors presence, aud her readi.
ness TO enter into rest. She has ielt her has.
band Eve sons and four daughters with numer.
Gus other relations, 10 mourn, and yet rejoice,
that she has entered into heavenly rest. Surely,
"bIessed are the dead who die In the Lord
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PROPELLER ASHORE. THE propeller For
est Queen, Capt. Carney, with load of
grain, &c, for Bsfalo, went ashore little
east of Fairport during the gale on Mon.
day night, and is likely to go to pieces.
She belongs to the New York Central line.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06

CoRRRoTIoS,-our cOmpOsitor In setting up
the Presidents letter to Horace Greeley read
"impatient," impWdent, and the change was not
detected until dispute arose on the street, and
each party produced his authority for the Ian.
guage ofthe presidents missive-the republican
the Tribune, the democrat the Telegraph.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06

ITO CANAAN" marching song and cho'
rus for tho 100000, one of the popular
compositions for the times, published by
Brainord & Co. Cleveland, has been sent
us by the publishers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06

Dr. HUBBARD has reached Cincinnati on a
furlOugh of 20 days, and is enjoying the hospi-
tality Of p. w. Strader, Esq. He is able to
move about, and gradually recovering his usual
tone of health,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06

EBENEzER Duty, the father Of Mrs. p. Il,
SPENCER, recently deceased, settled in East Ash
tabua in 1903, aud made the brick for the FIRST
court house of our county in 1909, and also for
the first state house at Columbus in 1910.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06

The ELEVENTH Battery OF walch w ARM e.
INGToN aud KNArP, from this place are Lieut.
enants, which was TO a considerable extent re-
crutcd in this town and vicinity, has got into
The hands Of the Phistians. Near Manassas
they we're surrounded and as we hear, pretty
well cut up. Twenty-Five are missing-four of
these were from this place, as follows: SamI
Bowles, Tip Samms, James Manning, and Lew.
is Shepard.
John Fowler of this village writes from AL
exandria, that the battery had been ordered to
go two miles beyond Manassas depot, to rout
guerras, and were attacked by about 500 Of
Hills cavalry, and having no infantry to cover
US, we had to rely upon about six y green
cavalry troops who run at the frat volley, we
could only give them a kalf dozen rounds OF
canister and leave and look out for ourselves
The rebels charged on aod run US down. All
but sixteen of US got away. When we charged
on them, they howled with rage and pain, for
we emptied many saddles, and many q rebel
met his end. 1t was an iDdiscreton that caused
the troops to leave US unprotected at Manassas.
y-3Oth-McC Clellan gave Jackson
three hours to surrender ill., but Jacksous an-
swer was that he would die first. They COM
menced on him about IL o'clock, and it was
one continual roar of artillery all day. This
morning is quiet.
was with the rebels from Tuesday night un'
til Thursday evening about o'clock. When
our troops came through, 4 lay in ditch,
where the rebels left me for dead. One ortheir
balls knocked off my cap and another went
through the knee of my pants. had nothing
TO eat or drink during the time l lay in the
ditch surrounded by rebels, and when found was
nearly used up and om not much better ye,.
arrived at Alexandria on Saturday morning,
and had a hearty reception from the boys. 1t.
Warrington saw me fall and started to look
after me, aud was taken prisoner, but got clear
by shooting two rebel officers. He has proved
himself brave man aud good officer, and the
boys think the world of him now. 1t was by
him that all that was brought off was saved.
Our camp was rausacked, and tents aud every
thing burned but what we had on. There has
been fighting. at Bull Run since Wednesday A.
n. We have got good force there giving
the rebels fits.
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For THE 29TH. Several sqads Of men, under
the lead Of Serg't. RYDER, Its. HowARD and
QUIRK and Messrs. j. j. HoYT and NELsoN,
amounting to near 200, left for the 29th Reg't.
Tuesday morning These are all new recruits
raised within few days, and good men.
SpufiuPl
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Watch Wanted I!

GONE Rascal paid me Visit and left
~ minus the "the time the doy" and without pocket
change to buy Watch | will take a good Watch In part
pay toward Piano Meodeon IL appca ton is made
my Office at Ashttbula o. am ready my Summer
trade in Pianos and Meodeons at War Prices.
GEO. HALL.
AsltabuIa MAY Is, 1862.
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Every Family should use Speer's Sam
bUci Wine.-Ce'tbrated for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities genuine SHmulant Tonic Diurctic ard Sudo
c highly esteemed by eminent ply sciins and of the
first families of EuNpe and America
As DiuretiC it impair a healthy action 10 the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial In
DrOpsy Gout Eruptions, and Rhel.nOtic affections.
AS n SudOrifiC it opens the pores and expcls all i'm
puritie by insensibe pers ration thereby driving oil Eru
Ons and cleansing the surface giving and ygor the
whele system and BLOOMING SOFT, and HEALTHY cond
tion to the Skin and Complexion.
Speer's Wine is not mixture manufactured ar
ticle but is pme from the juice Of the Portugal SamLuous
cultivated in the U. s. and recommended y Cheis
and Physicians possessing medicinal properties superior
To other wines In and excellent article for all
weak and debated persons and the aged and inrm i'm
proving the appetite, aud beneftting ladies and children.
Ladies' wine, because it will not inoxcate other
Wnes as it contains mixture OF spirits other liquors.
and is admired for its rich peculiar favor and nutrtve
properties mpartng healthy tone TO the digesiye organs
and blooming soft and healthy skin and complexion
We refer to n few well known gentlemen and physicians
WHO have tried the Wine -
Gen Winfield Scott T. s. a. Dr. Wilson nth ST. N. Y.
Gov. Morgan, n. Y. State, I,r. Doughter Newark j.
Drs. Darcy aud NichOl, Dr. Ward, Newark, N J,
Newark, N. DIR. Parish, Philadelphia, IA.
Or. Parker, n. Y. City, r.. r. Clinton N Y. CITY
Aud many others too numerous To publish
None genuine unless the signature of ALERED SrEER
Passac ~ j., is the cork of each bottle. Make ont
trial of this vine A. SPEER T'roprietor
Vineyard at Passhc n. j., Office. No. 2OS Broadway
| New York Sold by Druggists generally
For sale by C. WILLARD and W +. COPELAND, Druggists
Ashtabula 630y
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County NoaIsAHoE uditor-J.. O. A.
Bushnell RecoFder-M. p. Atkins. Harts-
grove Commissioned d. Hubert. Ashta-
bula Inarmary nirector--L b. Stevens, Ash
tabqla CoIor1er--Barzila Vicls.
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lit Cost!
Clothing! Clothing!

NIOIIIIHS OIOIIIIIS
N New L Very Extensive Assortment of
Ready Made Clothing Furnishing Goods; Rub
ber aud Oil Cloth Clothing; Gloves and Hosie-
ry Shirts and Drawers Collars and Ties
Hats and Caps Umbrellas Trunks Carpet
and Enameed Bags.
in Short every variety of Spring and Summer Goods for
Men and Boys Wear,
most liberal terms for Cash. We would call SPECIAL
attention TO
Our Stock of Cloths,
ana the Facilities have for Making to Order,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06

A MRErINe or THE CoUNTY MrLlTARY Cow
M1rrEE, will be held at Jefferson, on Saturday
the 9th lust. at o'clock, z. VI. for the purpose
Of hearing applications for Lieutenants Com
missions. Applicats should bring the RECON-
mepdations of their township committees.
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Sentinel.

A portion of these boys stopped over Tues
day night at this place, aud from their antics
we should judge that they were not in want of
health aud physical ability. They evidently
had nothing Uncommon with the FallSafian phal-
anx, seen from day to day limpiDg about JEFF
ferson. One of the number becoming a little
too boiSterous and obtrusve in his amusements,
was taken to the village lookup.
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A Card TO the Ladies.

DR.. DHpouco's Golden Pills for Females.
Iniallibe in correcting regulating and removing ostiions
from whatever cause and return nature TO its
proper channel.
TNHE Combination of Ingredients In DIR.
Il Duponcos Golden Pills perfectly harmless. They
have been used In the private practice Of Dr. Duponco for
thirty years and thousands Of ladies testify to their great
and never failing in almost every case in correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing mcnstruaton
particularly at the change of life From FIVE TO ten Pills will
cure the common, yet dreadful complaint the lucoreah
Nearly every lady In the land suffers from this complaint The
above pill has permanently cured Thousands and will cure you
you use them They cannot harm yOuon the contrary,
they remove all distractions restore nature to its proper
channel and invigorae the whole system Price 500 per
box Sold by GEO. WILLARD, Sole Agent for Ashtabua
Township and County.
EADlESl BY sending him 81 90 the Ashtabula Post or
hce can have the pills sent TO any part Of the county free OF
postage by mail.
N. B-Bewnre or COunterfeits.
But Golden Pills Of any kind unless the box Is signed s.
D. Howe All others base imposition and unsafe there
fore. you value your lives and hcah ito say nothing Of
being humbugged out Of your w buy only Of those who
show the signature Of s. D. Howe the box which has
Gently been added account Of the pills being counereed
The ingredients composing the above pills made known to
every Agent, and they will tell you they safe and will
perform all that is claimed for them.
Sold also by b. c. Ely, Gard Pal John s. Carter Erioi
Moody Clark Painesvile, o. Wholesale in Now York, by
Hall Rucke wholesale Druggists 2ls Greenwich Street
and by s. u. Howe, Sole Proprietor New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06

J. A. MCKENZIE of Conneaut has received
the appointment Of Deputy Marshal,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRIZE POETRY.


Let Chieftans boast ofdeeds in war
And Minstrels tune their sweet guitar,
noble theme my heart ii fills
In praise of HERRICR's matchless Pills.
Their found 10 every land
Amid Russia's and Afric's sand;
Their wOndrous works the papers hll,
Produced by HERRCKs natchltss Pills.
Does disease anlic you: do not doubt
This charming compound will search 1t out,
And health again your system fills,
II you ny at to HEREICKs Pills
They're safe for all-both old and young
Their praises every tongne;
Disease, disarmed no longer kills
Since are blessed with HERRCK's Pills.
tR' Put up with English Spanish. German and French
directions Price 25 cents per box Sugar Coated Sold 10y
dealers, merchants and grocers everywhere. lb654
,f W ,rso>,o In ann
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MARIE D.

In Jefferson, Sept lst, at the Parsonage, by
Rev. NJ. Barnes Miss JOSEPHINE KRuM, of Ash.
tabua, to Mr.. MoRRIs r. BAIRD, of n. Y.
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Dental NotIce-vAt the solicitation of few patrons
In Ashtabula have engaged at the Fisk House.
will be there Monday the 9th day of June remain
week. and the first Monday in each month thereafter to
remain week Nv. NELSON, Dentist.
Couneaut. June Cd 1862 $50.
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DIR. Watson's Diptheria Cure.

Dr- w aISOn DIptnerld lure.
nIPTHERIA-a disease that has for
~ ages at times exhibited its fell fatality in various parts
of the world and at other times receded to be almost
forgotten has for tho past few made such de, eemen
in country ill the minds of Jeope with aain
and in many 10 sweep OF whole families and perhaps
Of people in single neghbnrhood taking the phys
clans without proper preparation and for time bidding def
anee to Medical skill.
A REMEDY
ScOCRGE AND FOR ALL EXPLANATORY THROAT
DISEASES has been produccd result Of the unremting
labor skilled in the Science Of MedcHs
pounded scientific principles and having undergone the
ordeal Of Wide We offer 1t to the public on its
mertshat s such IL shall be found to have trial 1t
will be found for sale by
al The Leading Druggists and Shop Keepers
in The United States,
In whose hands will also he found Circulars giving
particular history the disease its nature and remarks upon
It's also Directions to the manner of its treatment
and cure.
All orders should be addressed to-
61O A. HENDRY Druggist, Aghtsbua Ohio,
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LocAL ANp MIsoELLANEoUe.

A MEETING OF ruE farmers MECHANICS
ASSOCIATION, will be held at Firemens Hall, on
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 10, at o'clock. The
Executive Board are urgently requested to be
present, and oil others interested 10 the nssoci'
alton. The question-shail there, or shall there
not be, Fair in Ashtabua this Fall, will be
sottled, and arrangement made accordingly.
J.P. JENNINGS, President.
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The FESTIVAL OF the Soldiers Aid Society
ou Wednesday evening was success The at.
tendance was large, the entertainment happily
varied with music by Mrs. Scrogg's class Of ju-
veniles, quartetts Of adult voices, and martial
music by the band, public speaking-which
by the way was very good but this kind Of en-.
tertaiument seldom passes for what it is worth
on occasions of this nature, where attention is
intended to be unconAned aud blsf-lly vagrant,
becodse of the difficulty Of securing attention
The creature comforts we're in abundance and
sufficiently tempting, especially when it is con-
eidered'that indulgence is such relentless foe to
somnoleut enjoyment. Gaity aud good nature
was the prevailing spirit of the hour. Above
all, we presume the receipts were satisfactory
though we have not heard the amount named.
We have since heard the sum stated at some e
thing over $50.
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Home Insurance Company,
Cash Capital, Al paid IN ......,.s... ti,noo.op0
Surplus, over, .................t.. 4ls,bl5
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A SH PLANK-l0O.O 900 feet White
Ash Plank, fcOm to inches thick for which casI
will ba paid by HERHICK & BRO
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The l03D REGIMENT, Col. Jack Easement
left Camp Cleveland Wednesday evening for
Camp Dennison. in pursuance of orders.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-06

PLACK BROAD CLOTH from Two
- Dollars to six dollars per yard all Cassimers
from seventy FIVE cents up Some of the well known and
tried make Of tho Mechnnicsvie Mills warranted equal to
any thing in the market for and tear.
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City Fire Insurance Company.
RAVEN, cosS,
Capital actually paid In .......s-, $4,000 0c
Surplus OF over. ........ .s.ts.. lIt,9J0 %
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Prompt attention to applications from any Part Of the couatg
The undersigned Ia also Agent for this
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Conn.
the reputation and actual condition Of wc not suffaese
HENRY FAssETr, Agent.
Asi,tahuIa March II 1859. baf
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Crockery

PEMOVAL,-The Office of the Magnet
ic Telegraph Removed Opposite the Ashtabua House
at the Drug store Of W. Copeland with whom have made
engagement shall be happy TO administer 10 the wants
egraph Operator. j. NJ ALLEN.
JAnurAy a.. 1862 923