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Diseased Horses and Cattle

require restoration al lnscnsble persp,tation
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certain Blood Purifier. 1t never fails Ia l,n..n
'h' tAlh, cleanse the water, create an app.ttt,
ahd ~ a positive cure for Coughs, Colds, sun
compliant, Founder, DIstcmpcf, aud carries of
botts and Worms, aud may be- gwen at any time
anu uhdof all circumstances with perfect safety
one package oi the Powders and a bottle of the
ointment wlll perfectly cure a recent Founder IN
'a or eight days, without leaving the least .tec,
70 Tue iee' la Horse DIstcmpcf, they wall all,y
tue lever aud promote healthy termination of The
disease One Powder and part of bottle a,
Ointment, will, N all eases, cure the Horn ia.
temprfiha COW moafe sometimes required fo,
an OK, "
Walter H. Sloan, the original discoy,rcr of TIN.
HuIy valuable medicine, sui has the sol, supcr
VISION OF It's manufacture, but orders should h,
tent TO his son, Oscar u. Sloan, u South W,,.,
Street, Chicago H., who will promptly supply the
demand Tor 'he'" popular aud truly great med.-
cues.
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices. by
al Druggists. mchl5twawiy'
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HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEpREpAREp
TO FIGHT.
RADWAi y CO.,
" John Street, New York.


>, 49,
Heath ana DSrPiiRe.
Health aud discipline are the most Importaui
elements III an army to ensure success Discipline
without health will prove as Intellectual az sbo,
without powder. Health is the propelhny farce
OF the army, and il the symbol of yIctury
1t ~, therefore, otthc greatest importance that
the system of medication best adaptcd for tho nm
lection OF soldiers against kncss as well as that
known To be the most speedy and cfTcctIal IN re-
storing the sick to health, without regard to pro-
fessl"hal prejudice he adopted.
This is no time Tor medical martincts to ouIbbls
about professional dignity. All the dignity the
profession can bring to bear will neither prevent
sickness among the troops nor cure those afflicted
Our armies, to be successful must he k.nt IN n
healthy condition; and the most sure means of Ma.
curing this dcsldcratum is through III, remedial
powers of
RiDW Iy,S READy prItrr
, ~ hbh'Ef,
mrn,s nav, A. tbo sp,, ,,sol III over my reg
be positive prevention against sickness IN The
form Of - ''e
Cl,lIs and ror,
Bilious Fever TypboJ rny,,
DarhTa, Dysentery,
'"'a'i FOX Measles,
and other malarIous and infectious diseases
Bear IN mind, wc say, that RadwdyS Reddy Re.
"9 VIII protect the troops exposed to these dis
eases against attacks. Now, il is conceded nv all
sue medical men IN our army, that they have no
Ie"doic means OF preventing attacks OF these DIS
eases, neither nave they any positive assurance of
of The SICK so,nJ ,,,h Gs }, the majority
billions and ohio, c,vo,s a,t ''u aeue' YphoIu,
until thew arc rcdrcaJ >, u,o' or niger along
inc sk,I19,nrv Ev' " "''' "'e'Ns ana walk
fact that the treatment of coIom.I n,,n,, ''
mercury, in cases OF fever and arvc typbo,d cayor
and other iCvcrs of this class is mare iuiur,nus il,
camps than IN private prac tee, when We take into
CONSIDERATION that canvass walls and exposure to
heavy dcWs and the mai ria Tram nooIs Of ,,,,o.
ah1 oanhp grounds prove but poor shelter for the
sick, we may readily conjecture that the nenoI,io.
o' mefcuriai and quInne treatment will, in the
dass dvSnn.; " we n'ef' Jauhdlee, yellow Jaun-
uySp'P'''' Picufisy, coughs, colds, &C,
,sa VIII 'i'he 10 the unfortunate patient for
,,r
H. HrhEDiES
wy 'o,uie' mas POSITIVE preventive against at
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IN HIS yNAPsAcK,
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or encamped IN malorious dstrc,s ~
spoonful. in halfa Gun ot waIor no =, ts,nI si,
in the Morning hetn,a .,t,na l I '' GU!
times during the div. and = o anu ,hnee or 'oui
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WIEN SICK,
ct Railways Ready Relief and RAILWAYS Rcgulat
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In c,sasoc
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,"'"s'' oc'atCa,
roothacbe. tIuehs'
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&C.. &C.
Burns, ScaIds
Strains Wonnds
Spralns, Weakness in ,ho SWIM,
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Resolvent '"''"s
In cases of Chronic Rheumatism, NeuraIria.
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NOTICE.
Dr Railways remedies sold by druggists in
every village, own end city In the United S.g,es
eahadas and Britlsh Provinces. Price. % cents
90 cents and 81. ~e"'''
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THEsECRETS OF youTuUNyEILED.

Treatise on The Cause u Premature Decay-A
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Great struggle for Free Government.

Great struggle for Free Government.
With complete and accurate copies Of
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DAVIS and stephens Speeches and Proclama-
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English Articles ON the War.
'Contraband" Correspondence
Radical Northern Speeches
MOtlcy's Causes Of the War.
w. II. RusseI's Letters.
CurlosltIes OF Southern War Literature.
Reports of Battles and Skirmlshes
Lists OF Officers of Regiments, ETC.
Picturesque Narratives.
Patriotic Poetry.
Songs of the Rebels.
Munchausenlana
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.

which has already proved itself IN over dt1y reg,
ments now at the seat of war near Washington. ia
be positive prevention against sickness IN The
form of " "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-21

TIE record which the democrats of the House
OF Representatives are making up by their re.
cent vote is not Que that carries tue stamp of
the purest patriotism.
Wilson's bill for excluding rebels from Offices
under the Government, Designed to secure the
government 10 the hands OF its friends passed by
the vote OF 7S TO 80. all The Democrats and
Border State men sOted Nay. so that traitors
by democratic esteem are entitled TO the same
consideration as loyal citizens.
On the Resolution of Mr.. Nixon for subsist-
ing as far as possible our armies upon the prop
erty Of the rebels, the justice of which seems toe
pslpable Tor more than one opinion, nearly all
the Democrats and Border State men voting
Nay. The resolution was carried by SO to 80.
Another resolution introduced by MIR. Col
fax having for It's object a modification Of the
Fugitive Slave Law, so as to secure the equa
operation Of that clause OF the Consutu
iisn referring to trial by jury. to all without
distinction to color, was adopted by vote o
II to 43. An the democrats aud Border Stat
men but one voting against plain provision Q
the Constitution not Only, but Withholding II
operation from the weak aud deienseless, whic
10 not consistent, We believe with the commo
preteusions Of that class OF politicians.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-21
The Battle Of cross Keys.

On Sunday, between the forces of Jack
sou and Fremont, wss complete victory
for the latter. II was closed 10y the coming
on of night, and during the darkness the
Rebels pursued their retreat. On Monday
morning Fremont advanced 10 line of battle
but the enemy were missing, having left al
their dead and many of their wounded on
the field Five hundred dead bodies were
found, and their wounded were in every
house along the road toward Port Rcpub-
lie. AmbulanceS, wagons, arms, and cloth
ing strewed the field. Tive 9th Louisiana
lost all but thirty men. On Monday morn-
ing jackson crossed the South Branch of
the Shenandoah at Port Republic, burning
the bridge for the possession of which be
had the fight with General Shields's ad.
advance, and hastened on toward the Blue
Ridge jackson has had about as lively q
time since he left Winchester as the most
enterprising Rebel could desire. 1t cannot
be denied that he has worked with tremend.
Gus energy, and fought bravely. Gen
FremourS official dispatch speaks in high
terms of the cunduct of officers and men in
the battle of Cross Keys. He rates bis
killed at 1875, and his wonnded at about
500. His advance was just OH the heels oi
Jacksou's rear guard at Port Republic, sc
close that some Of the Rebel officers left
their horses as they ran across the bridge,
which they had just fired.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-21

The Uuion losses 10 the late fierce battle at
Port Republic are partially reported A glance
at the painfully long list Of names will show
with what desperate courage our brave heroes
contested the groud. against force more than
five times their number, led by jackson IN per-
son, 70 whom, as be well knew, defeat would
be utter destruction. We had not more than
$500 men In the hght-parts only OF seven reg
ments, with a squad Of cavalryj that OF this
small force nearly one quarter are killed and
wounded, Is eloquent testimony to lher courage
and ValOr. The 7th Indiana reached Port Re.
public with only about 500 neni they return
2ll killed, wounded and missing. This gallant
Esgimsnt held The right wing foI four hours
against q vastly superior force The return Of
eaaaalllss, as near fnIi as i can be made, sums
nm hs follows
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The ersnad. Appeal Of The la.A. con.

The Grenada Appeal Of the 18th, CON
taius the following
AueusrA, Ca, June III. Fighting con.
,is=es IL .he vicinity Of Charleston. Peppers
Of that city, this morning, contain the
particulars Of sharp engagement on james
Island on Tuesday afternoon, which coalin.
ued until dark. Our forces consisting OF
three regiments, one battalion Of infantry,
and three batteries under command Of Gen.
w. u. Smith
The cnemy were under the protection OF
felled trees and gunboats. Col Williams,
Of the 46tb Georgia Regiment. was NOR.
tally wounded Our loss Is estimated at
from thirty to sixty.6ve, principally Georg'
ians The loss Of the enemy Is thought TO
be large. The Coufederates succeeded in
driving the Yankees from piece Of woods
they were trying 10 occupy. Col. Lamer,
at Secessionville, kept up fire on the enc
my's boats and land camp, and on Monday
be disabled a Yankee propeller.
A Federal prisoner taken on Monday
reports the enemy's force on james Island
sixteen regiments strong, aud a few more
we're expected shortly.
1t was reported in Charleston that the
steamer Cecil, which left that port fol
Nassau with a cargo Of cotton, had beer
captured by the enemy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-21
Hew-YOIIs Cattle Market, Monday June IC

Bulls HEAD.-There is great change
in the tone of the market to-day, as com-
pared with this day week There are more
bullocks already reported than the total Of
both days last week, and OF a much better
average quality yet the price is full half a
cent pound lower upon all grades, and it
is impossible for sellers to induce buyers to
estimate weights as high. as general thing,
by about half cwt. as they did a week
ago today, with 4, 900 head Of bulocks on
the clerks books, they know that prices
must give way before the close, aud there
fore they buy sparingly,or not at all. The
retail butchers have generally bought their
supply at 8aSA cents pound for the meat,
seller sinking olial, against sRa9 cents a
pound last week, with more favorable esti.
mates of weight, and trade has been slow
and dragging all day, SO that there will
not be as many bulOeks sold as usual the
first day. The Sheep market is very lively
at an advance, aRd the Hog market Hat.
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
AsHTAB ULA:
Saturday Morning, June n, 1852.



Tho undersigned, representing the UniOn
Convention which assembled in this city on the
5lh Of September last call upon "all loyal citi-
Gems who are 10 favor Of the maintenance Of the
Government and Of the vigorous and continued
prosecution Of the war, now carried on for the
suppression OF the Rebellion against the Gov
erhmeui," again to meet aud appoint delegates
10 Union Convention, TO be held 10 this city,
on Thursday, the 2lst day Of August next, for
the uomiustion Of candidates for tho following
Ofhcers:
Judge Of SupFeme Court.
Secretary OF State
Attorney Gene raj.
School Commissioner.
One member Of the Board Of Public Works
Tho Convention will be composed Of the SAINT
number Of delegates as constituted the Conveu
ton Of last year, and npportiOned in like name
among the several counties.
Ashtabula Is entitled to 6 delegates undei
this call.
We recommend that the delegates be chosen
by conventions 10 the several counties, to be
held on Saturday, the 10th Of August
The Convention will assemble at IL o'clock
a. m:-the place OF meeting viii be hereafter
designated.
B. F. MARTIN. Seey
Union Executive Committee.
Columbus, June I'd, 1862.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-21

SLAVERY IN TnE TERRIToRTEs.-By bill in
favor of which both houses have coucurred,
slavery is forever prohibited in the territories
now existing, or which any time hereafter may
be formed or acquired. Those oF our friends,
who taunt US with the fruitlessness and folly of
agitation" will not probably be pleased with
these successive refutations of the old stercotyp
cd assertions. Unwillingly as VIC may be to sec
and admit the fact, the world, nevertheless does
move, and that motion is constantly acceler.
ated one, and in its velocity there is reason to
fear that the land marks of fogydom may be
jostIed out of place. Our opinion is that this
thing should be looked after.
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1rslsnG ana the Unioa.

While England msnilests strong procllVlty
for the South and it's rebellion against this gov
ernment, the people OF Ireland very generally
yield their sympalhies to the cause Of the union.
The latent love Of freedom so upquenchable 10
the breasts Of that suffering aud oppressed peo-
pie becomes free and active. by the effort to de.
stroy q government which has already afforded
90 asylum to so many Ofthe expatriated Of their
countrymen. ireland loves the U. States OF
AmGrica more than she does the United King
dom Of Great Britain, and has more occasion
for that regard. The people of the United
States, by their manifestations ofsympaihy and
friendship towards the people of the Emerald
Isle when In trouble, aud the ready and active
charities extended to alleviate their distresses 10
times past, have awakened feeling of devotion
which no love of the Crown and rule OF Great
Britain can ever overcome. Ireland ia distinct
Iy and decidedly with the cause Of this govern
ment in its feelings aud devotious The people
Of ireland could see that the struggle here was
between blosted aud pampered aristocracy
and the free sentiment Of free people struggling
for the integrity of the government They
could see that il the South triumphed oppres-
sion would rule the land, and hence, while Eng
land showed her sympathies With rebellion, Ire
promptly and nobly took her position on the
side of freedom and right. The popular dem.
onstration in Dublin, early in the war bespoke
the sentiment and affiliations of the heart oi
Ireland and waR the first cheer that we received
from across the Atlantic, and Ireland bas kept
her plighted faith with the strictest fidelity
Her adopted sons have not been outdone iD De.
votion and valor, upon the 6eId of battle. Their
steady patriotism and proves yields the palm
TO none. In attestation of this let the immortal
69Ih at Bull Run be instanced, and the noble
bearing of its unfortunate Commander, suffer
ing 10 the loahsome prisons OF the enemy eve
ry indignity and privation, yet without MUIR
mur aud with spirit unbrokeD aud never fall
ing to yindieate its rights when southern bar
barism has exhausted its refinement OF oppres-
sion. All honor to ireland and her generous,
patriotic aud freedom loving hearts. Her Cor
corans shall live in the hearts Of the people,
while the Memories Of our lot-castiDg Elys shall
rot aud become a stencil in the nOslrils
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-21

Saturdays dispatches from the army before
Richmond report active and mysterious
movements on the part of the rebels, but
for what purpose was not apparent. Large
bodies were moving from Ricmond toward
the late battle field our pickets at Old
Church were driven in, and early ir the
morning an artillery fire was begun upon
Gen Summers front. The Rebels seemed
to be feeling for weak spot, preparatory
to making another general attack. No dis,
patches were received on the 18th at Wash.
ington from McClellan's army the For
tress Monroe telegraph line was out of Or
der
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-21

MILITARY AGENT FOR Ono. Gov. Tod,
of Onio, has appointed Mr.. u. Baker, of
this city, late of Cincinnati, agent for that
State to look after aud provide for the
wants of Ohio soldiers who may pass
through this city. lie is authorized to issue
passes all over The Ohio railroads and other
transportation lines in that State, to sol
diers who take New York on their route
home. His Office is at 92 Front street =
At other than business hours he can be
found at the Astor House.
NJ V Tv...,,,o,.