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BKINTIELD. Mass. Dec 90, 1855.
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and the concomitAnt symptoms Of a
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VIE the updersigned Mayors. hsTeby certify thar
w the Druggists, APotheeaEies, a1d Phy -ae 1
a suF saVeTlI eITies have sieAed documebt . ~
surance 70 us that ths remedies Of DR. ,. g Al III
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Cure, aud ChsEIy PsetoT3l,l have eeen ieeeq = =
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AYERS
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

steamer Collins, which was burned few years
since, at or near Ma lden. Wairous was lndiar
gent at ore time, afterwards was appointed
by Mr. Buchanan, to the Land Office, at Z ort
land Minnesota, near Superior City. lie has
also held the place Of Speaker, Of the Minnesota
House OF Representatives Cnrsan and Wat
rous IL is said, have been friends for long time
and engaged in land & mineral operations 10 the
Lake Superior country At last accounts, Wat
rous was living, aud members of his family have
gone to his relief but the opinions OF Or
Quackenbush and Dr. Sands who were called 10
to attend the victim Of the deadly assault we're
that there was no hope for his recovery. The
b all entered the right side Of the body, just at
the tenth rib, and lodged In the liver, where II
remains. The internal hemorage would contin.
uc until he would die from exhaustion, proba
bly,.
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a Card 10 the Ladies.
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Infibe in correcting regulating and removing distinctions
from whatever cause, and return nature to its
proper channel.
TNHE Combination of Ingredients in DR..
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have been used 10 the private practice OF Dr. Duponeo for
thirty and thousands Of ladies testify TO their great
and never falling in almost every case in correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing nstruaon
particularly at the change Of e From five 10 ten Pills will
cure the common, yet dreadful complaint the ucOreah
Nearly every lady In the land suffers from this complaint The
above pill has permanently cured thousands and will you
u you use them. They cannot harm you-on the contrary
they remove all distractions restore nature TO its proper
channel aud inygorate the whole system. Piee $lOO rel
Township and County.
LADsl BY sending him 81 90 TO the Ashtabua Post or
dee can have the pills sent TO any part Of the county,
postage by mail
N. B-BewRre OF COunterHeits.
But Golden Pills Of any kind unless the box signed
D. Howe All others base imposition and unsafe; there
fore value your lives and health, TO say nothing
being humougged out Of ~ buy only Of those whs
show the signature Of D. Howe the box which
Gently been added account Of the Pills being eonnteeted
The Ingredients composing the above pills nads known
every Agent and they will tell you they sGo and
perform all that ia claimed for them.
Sold also BY b. o. Ely Grard Pal John s. Carter Erie
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
TO ARMS To ARMsi

The Military Committee Of Ashtabula coun-
ty have been called upon by Gov. TOP for 200
Men to as sist in repeling an invasion Of Mary
land by the rebel forces that eudanger Bait
more and Washington.
Men will be received under the Governors
proclamation, as follows
lst-For three years.
I'd For three months
Sd Guard duty in the State.
Persons enlisting can choose the service they
desire. They can report to j. d. Ensign Sec.
retary of the Military Committee at Jefferson
or to E. r. Williams at Ashtabua, and they
will be forwarded directly to Camp Chase, at
Columbus, at the expense of the State, where
they will be organized aud equipped
We earnestly call upon all who can possibly
leave home, to respond promptly to this call
and upon all citizens to aid US iD procuring men
to go at once.
Il. B. WOODBURY., Prest
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PApAL--The corner stone of a new Catholic
church was laid at Newburgh on Sunday last
Newburgh is the. place whose relative import
auce at one time, made it convenient point
from which to locate the surrounding towns
Hence "Cleveland was four miles from New.
burgh."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

THE AFFAIR OF MAJ. JOIN S. WATRoUs, on
the evening of the oath, creates some sensation
in this community where his family reside. JAMEs
CARSON is represented as a partner of Watrous,
IN the mining business and in the hours
of business called on him at his boarding house
in Prince street, New York, where the occur.
renee narrated in the following deposition of
Msj. Watrous before the Coroner as given in
in the Tribune. took place:
Sohn Stanley Watrous being sworn, and in
formed that be is not likely to recover, deposes
as follows: Mr. james Carson called upon
me about IL o'clock this evening; he came
into my room and shook hands with me; he sat
down or the sofa, and we talked about business
aud he said he had been drinking great deal
during the day; sat with him until be preten-
ted TO be asleep asked him if he would lie
down upon the bed; he said Mo-" then went
out to get o servant to take a package for me;
the servant came 10 the door aud got the pack
Gge; all this time CorsOn pretended to be
asleep; walked around the room carefully both
out aud in. so as not TO disturb him; on my re-
turn from the outside hall door, aud when close
TO the inner door, Mr.. Carson appeared before
me all at once aud fred, without saying word,
and ttIen ran out of the house; there was not
oh auBIy NOIu D6lWttu usi MT. SAISOu huu
me have never had any words together; we
have been on the best of terms; he has lost a
great deal of money in business, aud in our con-
nection together; we have been in the mining
buslIessi be attributes his loss to our going 10.
to this enterprise, aud has said that he would
not have sustained such loss had not got
him into the business
JoBN S. WATRoUs.
Although the police were Immediately on the
alert they thus far have failed to apprehend
Carson, who had reached his house, No, 80
East l4th street are left again before them
The reasons assigned, of copious libatious, and
loss Of money, and made by the New YorI
Herald, less the animus than jealousy, the cause
Of which, unknown TO Watrous, had became
known to him.
Maj. WatrOus was dashi0g man aud made
good use Of the world for his enjoyment lii
mode Of life seems to have led him 10 addition
to bis own means, to lean upon those Of BIZ
friends and the state Of things thus produceC
caused bin to give home and friends reason Il
regret an abseuce of some two years. Ho wa
o SiJoSer bic wife having besa lost Oh tho
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

Tue CLEVELAND DAGIEs have twice abused
our confidence e. deceived Us 10 the news we have
unsuspiciousy taken from their columns. We
shall probably have to be little more wary in
making unqualified statements upon their un-
supported declarations. Wo Informed our
readers some weeks ago, on the strength, we
think of the Leader, that Capt. BcRRows had
arrived home, and when, some three or four
weeks afterwards, he did actually reach home,
we had nothing TO do but to announce his nrri.
val again. Last week on the strength Of the
Herald, we stated that the Captain had under
gone amputution- This week we learn indubit-
ably, that no such operation has taken place,
but that the indications encourage the hope
that the arm may yet be saved, aud become as
it should terror to those locals who have so
little regard for the virtue Of truth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

TmBuTE.-We fud the following tribute
paid 10 corporal w G. MANSFIELD, nephew
Of our fellow citizen John Mansfield, 10 a com.
nun ication from Fort Scott in the Cleveland
Herald of Wednesday. The deceased was for
sometime a resident of this village
Corporal w. G. MANSFIELD, who fell in the
skirmish at Horse Creek, was buried at Lamar,
in the center of the beautiful grove where our
camp was situated. A large stone, marked with
his name, age, and command tells where
the christian patriot and hero les and the sum.
mer winds and ripping waters chant his requiem
lie died as a soldier should die, battling nobly
IN defence Of the country he loved so we'll
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

-AW |-IttfftHt ~ tftL " tHtbtSS'
Every Family should use Speer's Sam
hucI Nine.-Ceebated for Its medicinal and beneficial
qualities genuine Stmulant, Tonic, Diurcc ard
Gc highly esteemed by eminent physicians and the
nrst families Of EruOpe and America.
As a Diuretic 1t Impair healthy petion 20 the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial
Dropsy, Cont. Eruptions and Rheumatic affections
As n Sudorific ii opens the pores and expes al I'm
puries by insensibe perlaun thereby driving OF Erup.
tons and cleansing the surface giving ygor to the
whsle system and BLOOMING SOrT aud UEALruY condl-
tlOn TO the Skin and Complexion.
Speer'S Wine Is not a mixture or manufactured ar
tce but pure from the juice Of the Portugal
grape cultivated in the u s. and recommended y Cheus
and Physicians possessing medicinal properties superior
10 any other wines In USE and excellent article for al!
weak and debtatcd persons, and the aged nfrn Inn
proving the appetite and Oenettng ladies and children
Ladies Wine because il will not intoxicae other
Wines as it contains mixture Of spirits other liquors
and Is admired for It's rich peculiar flavor nutrve
and blooming, soft and healthy and cornpeyfon
We refer TO few well known gentlemen and physicians
who have tried the Wine -
Gen. Winfield Scott L. s. A. Dr. Wilson llth st. " Y
Gov. Morgan, y. Y State, Hr. Doughter, Newark j.
Drs. Darcy and Nichnll, Dr. Wald Newark n j.
Newark M. DR.. Parish PHILADELPHIA Pa
Dr. Parker y. Y City, Ir.J.R. Clinton \, T. civ
Aud many others too numerous tn publish,
None genunc unless the signature Of ALERED SPEER
PSsaic, j. Is over the cork of each bottle. Make
trial Of this wine. A. SPEER prnprietnr
Vineyard. at Passaic, n. J. Office No 2OS Broadway
New York. Sold by Druggists generally.
For sale by &. WILLARD and W. f. COPELAND Druggists
AshtHbua BS0y
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HIAWATHA.
Ecrised and Corrected to sau tie Fri.
geHcifs # TIC Times

HERRICK BROS scnd their greeting,
Send to every son Of Adam,
Send TO mot her. wife and daughter,
Seud to every lass and ludie,
Send to every sect and party,
Send TO saints, and send to siuncrs,
Send to oH who take the papers,
Zen TO those who read their neighbor's)
Send to every one, Kind greeting;
HERRICK BROS. offer Dry Goods,
Offer silk both Black aud Fancy,
Offer MOhairs-offer Pcplins,
Offer Mozlmbiqucs and Checks.
Offer Prints, DeLains, Meriuos.
Offer all the Styles Of Dress Goods,
Offer Cloaks Of latest patterns.
Offer Cloak Cloths, Black aud CoIorej,
Offer Shawls of all descriptions,
Offer Parasos most splendid,
Offer Sun Shades nnd Umbrellas,
Offer Gloves, the hest Of kid,
Offer Gloves both I.isle aud Silk,
Offer Hosiery Of the best,
Much too numerous TO mention.
Offer Women's Shoes aud CATERS.
Morocco Boolees Kip and Calf skin,
OiTtr Copper Toes " for Children,
Offer other styles for children,
Offer Hats and Caps for Mems wear,
Offer Hats and Caps for Boys wear,
Oner Cloths Of all descriptions,
Offer Denims, Sheetings, Shitings,
Ontr Checks and Stripes and Tickings,
Offer every kind Of Flannel
Offer al the goods Domestic,
Which man ever thought or heard oC,
Offer Sugar, Tea and Coffee,
Offer Goldfish, Rice and Nutmegs,
Offer Carpets-oifrr Cr0cktry,
Oder Crockery very fine,
Differ Wall and Window Paper.
Offer every thing worth naming,
At the very lowest prices.
Should you ask us why we offer,
How we sell our goods so cheapy,
How afford our goods so cheaply,
We should answer--We should tell you
Our expenses, scarce worth naming,
Do cot call 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, dou't forget this,
Don't forget these truthful warnings.
Buy your goods Of IlERRICK BROS,
Buy your goods at lowest prices,
AT the very lowest prices,
Prices every Que eau puy.
We will take all kinds of produce,
Take your Butter-take your hens Esgs,
Take most any hing you oif:r
And will sell you goods al prices,
Goods and prices both shall please you.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

SAD ACCIDENT. ON Friday morning last n
child ofJames Condcn, residing on jackson St.
aged years was accidentally burned TO death.
Mrs. Conden left the child sitting by the fire.
while she went Ocros the road for pail of wat
er hearing the screams proceeding from the
house she met the child at the door in flames
The poor little sufferer survived but few hours.
PaincsriNe TEL
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considerably injured and portion OF bis house
roof taken of, fences eveled, and his fine orch.
ard cruelty dealt with Leaving Mr.. Hurwood's
the tornado skipped over the woods and made
another demonstration 10 the vicinity Of the
State line house, materially injuring o. A.
Rockwells premises and others 10 the neighbor
hood.
The storm struck West Springfield, doing
considerable damage, but to what extent we
have not oscedained. From what we can learn
we should judge that Kingsville and Shefield
did not receive much damagd except in the
southern part Of the latter place from which We
hear of some disasters although they were by no
means as severe as those felt in Monroe. At
Kelloggsve the gale seemed to divide iuto two
currents, which evidently reunited in the Ely
district.
AS the storm arose in its terrific grandeur
and subIimity on Wednesday of last week, q
lady occupant of house over 10 Sheffield, ia e.
stnctively ran, for greater security and relief
for the house of n neighbor, but the fury Of the
storm seemed too imminent and threatening to
admit Of the Accomplishment of her design, and
as the readiest shelter Of hand, she stepped into
one OF those miniature, but necessary structures
TO which civilization has given a more or less
conspicuous place upon every we'll appointed
demesne, which happened to be in her path.
But, no sooner done, than the institution was
laid fat upon its face and egress eflectually cut
of, until relief came from the neighbors, after
an abatement Of the elemental strife. As no in
jury was sustained, there was a little merriment
INDUCED, which seemed to temper the devos,O-
tion of fenc cs, windows, vegetables end the
upturning of trees aud forests.
A COW belonging to ISAAC MUNsEt, Of Ply
mouth was struck down and killed by lightning
VIII lie in the field during the storm Of Wednes.
day Of last week.
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DIED.

At Camp Chase of congestion ofthe lungs May S. Ivory
b. SAUNDEs in the 22d year of Ills age of stephen
Rachel Saunders and grandson Of Ivory and Maria Basss
In Coebrook May 49, ESTHER, daughter of Maria Rich
ard Partridge.
In Hartsgrove May lOth JONATHAN PATrEE an old resi-
dent Of that township, aged So years
Killed in battle at Pearsburg Giles Co.. Va on the lOt,
inst II. c. Tenney, Co. B 23d Reg't- o. V. Mr. T. was
from Geneva this county his loss is mourned by his
ny, and Others Of the Regiment who knew hIm.
In EIie the 9th inst WARREN MANLY formerly this
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

SHEEP CAUsUALTIEs Capt. ArpLEBT, OF
CanueOut, the Reporter says, had Aock of 50
sheep killed and wounded by dogs, on Wednes-
day night of last week, nearly all were mutilated'
and II hive already died.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

LANDLORD GLEASON has had that mower on
exhibition for some days past, and our atten-
toD has been particularly called to it, AMI we
are ready 10 aver that if oGr judgment 10 such
matters is good for anything, it is the best
conception of mower that We have yet looked
upon The best arranged for an easy. natural
draft, tie best motion, the most simple effective
and complete Of ali its numerous competitors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

The 29ru, by letter from the Chaplain in
the Sentinel dated the 20th was moving as a
part OF the Sd Brigade, Col. Buckley, command
ing east from New Market, and Tlong through
the Mountains. Gen. Shields was at Front
Royal. In a march of 100 miles they had
reachad the peielbolood of Wnnenton
tendiag East and South
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

MAI VARIOUS, it would appear by late ac-
eouuls, was in fair way of recovery. Stories
are aaOat i'm plctate Watrous in intrigues
with Carson's wife, Carson had not been ar
rested at last accounts, and rumor hath it that
with his wife be has sailed for Europe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

ISAAC Hills, and IIuldah Hills. the de-
PENDANTS hereby notified that the Sd day Of April
A. D. 1862 the said plaintiff hled in said Court his petition
against them setting forth that the defendants Edward
Iuldah the 10th day of January, u, 1851 executed
the Plaintiff mortgage upon the lot of land situate in the
Incorporated Village Of htabua in said county, which said
Edward lately occupied residence that said mortgage
given the payment Of two pomsory notes. by
said Edward the pSinn Of which there Is
the plaintiff of SO s3l0O dollars with interest at the
rate Of per per from the 18th day Dece-
ber 1885, and the other note, the OF s5O with
interest from the 10th da- of January, A d 1891.
That the said Isaac holds mortgage the land
ecuted prior the plaintiffs mortgage, and that the prayer
of said petition that the said land be sold the amount
due said paid and the balance Of proceeds applied
payment of the said notes Of the plaintiff And the aSd
Isaac and Hudah notified that unless they answer sal
petition on or the l4th day of june n 1852 udg-
ment will be entered 10 accordance with the prayer of said
petition. C. boOFlii Attorney for PHI
Dated April 18th, 1852. 6t6i1
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That fence around the Baptist church elicits
some remark, and so far as we know, those re-
marks are not generally eulogistc of its taste
and the relictonsness Of its effect.