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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

I ACES and Embroidery, White Goods,
~ Drapery Muslin, Irish Linen, Shirt Fronts Crmpsd
Dmity Linen Collars Marsees Bdlants, and Little No
tiOns too tn mention but all needul and useful
| and will be sold low at MORRlSON'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08
FOREIGN TRADE.

Mr.. HALL has shipped Instruments to almost every state
in the Unon Persons residing in Indiana Michigan Illinois,
Wisconsin, and other states Of the West particularly in
ved TO correspond with Mr.. H. at this time he
tanly make 1t greatly TO their advantage to order Of him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08
GILT MoULDINGs.--Alargo assort.
Silk Goods, Shawls and Hosiery.

RLACK Dress Silks. and Fancy Silks at c
II prices far below The market Foplere spks Floranes
aud Marceae sks Brochc Tibet and Ohasnefe ehavis
hORRkONS, p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08
TRUE TO THE LETTER.

Mr. HALL can positively, and undeniaby, with his expe
ence economical method doing business furnish first
class instruments better terms than other dealers can at
ford to.
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could 90 on ad Fsiiss. but space viii not allow.

Hoping 10 hear from you occasionally as your needs Iequire
am tulyyours
o32 A. HENDRY
nS- Candies. Tea. Coffee. Sugar Starch.
Allspiee Pepper s0apa Fces coloshs Esseues'
&e Lamp fnppnga, Lamps repaired BruAhss All kinds
oo and Herbs pat up By The Shakers Paints OF al Kind
IN sfhAil fiD Cans foT family use.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

MI. HALL has sold Pianos and Moodeons for than
fifteen years. large scae and has sold inferior
instrument, and never will
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From D,. T. w. CdrtVTigh Nev OHsdn'f
Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their exec ent
qualities surpass any eatbartie we possess. They nro
mild but very certain and eiectal ~ their action on the
bowels which makes them invaluable to us III tue uay
treatment of disease. .|
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IIeadnche, SIC kIendOeIle, ,Fonl stOm0
Bilious Disorders - Liver Complaints
E.nn Dr.. Il.en.lna.c Ill nj Neln IorL C.Ln

Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose rs an nperient hut nnd their beneficial efsets 'on
tho Liver very marked indeed. They have In my prsc
tice proved eecual for the OF bilious COM
paiiits than any remedy can mention. sncerel!
rejoice TINT we have at length purgatye which is woT
thy the confidence OF the profession aud tho people,
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SIN: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made hen and cannot hesitate to
say they arc the best cRtbnTtic employ Their rogu
ating action the liver is quick and decided, consG-
quonty they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed have seldom found case OF
bilious disease obstinate that 1t did not readily yield to
them. Fraternally yours, iALONzo BALL, NJ D.,
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This probably the largest and most important work new in
The American press.
We have also just published editions Of rhe following
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BY DR.. J. LEAxDER BIsuop. vols, 6vo.
Vol l now ready Vol. ii. nearly ready.
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Obn bes piro Die &eie ecs 9ebns apr rmrsen Pserabr
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utrb erarieu BON ersweiss iinb lnelanoltten 8crau
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Der Sortfit6rer unb Go(letDer belIen 3u len,
mas Dein 8ater untfr naer9Srten Mitbeii 1nO
Spfsrn. 9e1d9afen2" Z" a .fa si ,5 asaI
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babs fene eeeatlicben @el9pilter tnetr. Dm
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Dir nur netnen etbten 8ruoer, Den Spbn
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baB Sic ibr fein Stisfbruper paren." HID +
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un9ere9te @5branfe nieoersureiBen, pelGe
man aus GOrurtbeil unO 8erblenbnns ppsr
aus Mtltdt Swt12en uns 6tnpern &ineS 95a=
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pen 9alS 6reGsn lieB, nm btsrber ~ ions
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Sic Den Sals nidt tptrflidb 9ebrotpen baben ?
2teet barin nidbt Elm Slide" rief gGsb,
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II ii IN IL se seute.
Ell DR.. Johnston,
tl.a ber etrSt8e 2tr3t, welaer anBttgt.
9 alttmogre resspasSDfptta1y
Bur l1uterbritdung Der 9uadinl6eret etabttrt
Der ein3tse 9lab tn Der @elt, tpp lttbere,
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an raFIe b Famep urS 5sHsRuyasF bsnB arrhtnht ans
rn9ertAe NanaeT burdrebene tnb GsenIrI Quad 66bce,
~&upHtdt StrRer StyasersIs8ts uHt 2ampeupmses ".
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S0anigns 0gf, IN btg Rdbs, 2n3r .arI $50
N8 aRs a'risR maGsn e!ns1 p1s~5taaY earaEsssss
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2Faoutrte ee1 bfr trfen ebasnen GptGten er Staas
m eeE ben 8Ssen xte uts abtns ia ben 6upitaern trn
SSles yars geaosppia nneanptrsn StaRn nsebrat 9as
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bic girbe bic eieH6af unb bic @te nndbis maenbe Batter
geI@w6d)t babe,, +
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Sen @Iieoet Sdmert i'm 9ope SGma be8 @eit8, @erlnh
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G5bntptonte Der G5hrinoIndt. 8fs k @'4f
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Sn eelbem 2aube ltebt Der Stapt4g8alD, a i
2anelt 1T pas 2teb Der NaGtigall serballt !; rs
Das @'ras 1T pelf, Dte 8Inmen tlib'n ntopt
90 stH a.4ln a4H63 lneeri2 s
Dss SerblteS SPnren I'4an tb rings lumber
llne pp6 III mtlp atno warm Der @pmnen>
18& aaAs1 fhein ne
0eantb' g6slttr iinst lst,, ,iA6nteS 2ieS barr
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Hotel du Rhirl z.
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WalAtnatDn.

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Sanies biee Nfetfenben ale mSgden Seaumli6teiten.
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bent ubItu iter6oupt er9ebeu bte Mn3eee baB e teC
du bds fen engsrtGtee Gus uno @drtenrtbdatt ercT-
net baben unb aSsn bIernlit SaRrei6em geu6e elt
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Ole idredIteu gBrfu0en be8 9aers finb Dr gu r&ten.
Serlnt bes eSS9te8 NrprrS eer Soeen @ebrathet BET
@eieStri bDie gbnineen Abuegn8 nCr esr @eleGi@at,
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tc, ffitb einiae ber IbIintp.en Sycl9en. .Mtpi
Eaenbe ppn 9erOne ieben terS t0nnen bt be.tbeIsn,
aus peler uriad bre @einnbbeit obnir e ibre ra ree
rem ld,rod baB nerrSS a6 abseseS perber nbeni e cine
sentbmIl9s @riennnS I'M Die asen Den 0nser nnS bic
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bte m br tetltde 2ar selbwa babea bic e 10 oft bon
b5len 3eutsn BET Sue en nne beren ol9n e o1
na fpirem, elsit I'M S9ln enrtb YoIittonen ote penn
uuoetbet Die @be nnu5alb MAIDEN ito Grer l6 @eiit GER
itbSen, ipaten otprt Die n6tiselt S&ritte tBln.
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pom i9tatcber sati 5Ce @ericnen len beppr e ein-
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In SieIer gnaI rrit mnrbet wno bic Dten9e n9sr nii6
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ppr6n bo8 u6Euri 81 penerbOlten alen Anerbt wnr6e
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
'''.-'' 4bgsitiaus
DIR. ID. x. W1ER,

Late of Psansylvania announces TO the citi-
sens ef Toledo and vicinity, that heis perma-
nsstly located in this place, sNsrs his services
@ . fraoiisasref the 0srnan, French 4 Span
ish nS1s efmsdieal treatment, % successfully
practiced Of late in France, Spain and America,
Hs not snly ascertains the nature Of disease,
aSess1stiy practiced BY physicians, but passes
- cad Discovers the cause, however intricate
he 1issass may Be-. Thoss living ct distance
and unable 70 visit hisa, can be treated BY
sending him clear vi4l full Of thsir msning,
urine, from which the disease will te ascor-
taiasd. Fsaalc ocmplsints In all thir various
FERNS treatede carefully and con6dentially.
win attend toaU cails promptly. Residence
and once. one door East Of the "Peopies
eters y. <. WIER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
rHE MILITIA DNAr TING
BlLkr

Tho House yesterday passed the
Senate bill amendatory Of the act Of
l795. It is one Of the most important
measures yet passed. The term Of en-
listment for which the militia win b
called out Is limited to nine months,
and ono months pay and Is dollars
bounty paid in advance. The bill 40
thorizes the President to receive negroes
into the service for constructing en-
trenchments, performing camp service
or any other labor, or any military ser.
vice for which they may be found
competent, to be enrolled and organ
lied as the President may prescribe.
It also declares free all slaves, including
their families, who shall thus serve tlse
government, except those belonging -
10y al masters Chicago Iribsse.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24

on their own prairie land, they have
lived 10 plant wild violets above. Thei'
sixth ard youngest child-their darling
brown.haired Willie. they have this day
| torn from their reluctant hearts and
given to their country. Hard TO send
away this fair, smooth checked boy
this only BON, 80 long watched over, ,c
beloved-to face whirring balls and
screaming ::shells-to breast rushing
torrents of cleaning steel.
sIlwould but that my life were
asked Z" cried the mother, "bnt asking
thee, q, Willie is asking moro than
life! Yet lis our country asks-fo'
Or Coantrys sake, 60 my son-go
and remcssLer that thy mother ,coald
prefer Tie pride of,ceeping for the dead
to the sha.se Of fJs,sshing for the liring ?
Bravely spoken, American mother
bravely spoken; vet is there room in
that patriot heart for womanly fear-for
= mothers anxiety.
A mothers hand is laid in blessing on
his head, mothers kiss is pressed mp
on his rudy check fathers silent
clasp Of the hand, and Willie leaves the
lowly farm house.
Toward the cottage to the eastward
tho home iof good ncigh5or Dean,
Willie hastens.
Zura is waiting at the gate. To-day
her bright eyes arc dim and fearful, for
Willie is going to the wars. On christ
mas was to have been wedding; now
alas!
Yet Znra had said: ~ am but
poor little girl, Willie, and dare not let
my heart plead for you when our coun-
try calls
All how often, when they chanccd
to stand si.le by side, had the heart Of
mother fluttcred with pride -
'ies SoU-tIu Htu UTOstU SIOUlueTcu -
what flush III his sun Drowned cheek
Us he gazed down upon the wand-like
Zura, whose np.tnrncd face wore an
Of modest fnndncss and
teep, trustfnl content-already she
loved the gentle Zura as danghtor,
and in return received q thoughtful
love.
But now these loving children must
part. A braid Of Blown hair is claspcd
IN Willie's wrist, kiss is pressed on
Zura's lips, and the far girl is left
weeping by the little gate, far out on
the prairie the form Of her loved young
soldier Is fast fading from her lingering
gaze. Willie has indeed gone-alas! !!
gone to the scars!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
NO 50.

bas+, 70 bitterly unIoving, - unbeask-
ingly Infamous, ami re were bessay.
edl
sBut stout hearts hare rushed % NJ
rescue Of our liberties, TO the suppsst q
our tottering Government. An hoe0s
70 these brave men, whose souls vtse
above The fear Of death! Some hsve
faIlen-whst matters il where nd VIXEN
-tbe most glorious death that Hsa
dies, Is when he dies for his people -
his country. Fame stands near to write
their names in her book.
"Our Willie fell! in falling, - b.
came = hero Would wehavs liM bsSkr
No! But would to God, / couh hsvs
fallen by his side! Thousands havs
given fathers; thousands have given
sons thousands have given husbands
and lovers. We gave Willie Natsss
demands OR tears when the ties Of love
and relationship are broken forever o
carth.-Wc weep not At, but rather
glory in the manner Of his death. A.
many hearts bleed in peaceful homes =
on the field Of deadly battle. Then -
us not repent our sacrifice when tIss
iron enters our OWL souls. We hsyo
glory Of knowing that every pang ~
feel is borne for our country's sake.
"Yet, | cry vengance on the traitors
who have made it necessary for or
hearts to know these woes-vengeances
for the sacrilege committed in striking
at the pillars supporting the Cir fabric
Of our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for cur
dead
"Willie's soul was brave to dare, -
his ann was strong to do! But he =
gone, he has finished the work duty CAL
led him to do. He has done well.
"Oh, that I were not weak girl I
Mine, Willie, should be the task -
avenge thee Though | may not bear
= sword nor mingle in the tumult ofbat-
tie, yet cancry-War! War till every
traitor heart quakes-waf! till the BAN
ner Of oui nation floats owe, the whole
Of the national domain--war! till the
soul Of every enemy of the American
Union, foreign and domestic, shall sick
en-. for the glad, olden times Of peace.
Though l may not take weapon and
go into battle, / can yet rejoice when
our brave mon are victorious.-I can
weep for those who die in the canse d
eur country, and can love and honor
all who fight and suffer in her battles!
"The American people can never or.
lat ~ two separate nationA. Thess
United States riH not be discovered |
And when all dangers have passed, aad
our great nation stands more proudly.
more firmly than ever among the powers
Of earth, We can say we did NOS shrink
from duty's demand in the hour Of our
country q PERIL We sive our Willis r
S;lver City, Nevcda, March 18th, V9.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
woel in New York.-Jaly n.

The EcoNoMrsr says the market =
less excited, and the demand has abae.
ed. There was fair business doieg
in domestis fleece, bat the high rates
Of sterling exchange had pvt seepto
the trade in foreign grades. A decRnA
Of 2@3c per ib is reported in the intesA
or, and more disposition to sell. h
Staple woolen goods the demand =
unusually active at full priceA TAs
sales FOE three days amounted 70 So
600 lbs fleece and pulled at 47@60A
The receipts for the week we're S,e0A
bales.
wool In Boston--Ja9y ~
The BULLETIN reports tho maskee
firm and the demand for doInceiic 6eeoo
and pulled moderate eale u ths
week amounting to 100000 lbs aA
4o@55c>
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
!" D. P. L. BALDY

KeslS sEsrs his services, 70 The inAabi'
tsn's u Toledo, and vicinity,) - Practice
Ing Physician and Obstetrician,
4 erssial attention given to Diseases Of Fe.
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special atten
len.
Those whose fears have been excited againe
any iorn-xay rest assured they will receisve
NO injury-durin. treatment.
Every person will Be expected 70 settle their
Indebtedness every
SIX MONTHS, By CASH, PRO-
DUCE or NOTES.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
PIcTuRE IT.
THE BATTLE.


"Forward st duty's 6 Il and then
II matters not the how or when,
TO glory-or the gravev'
On the eastern sky, the cold gray Of
morning begins to warm and brighten !;
in the vast camp Of our army the brave
soldiers Of the Union have long been
astir. A harrying herald swoops down
toward the widespread city tents
his stred fecked with foam, his hair
streaming in the wind, and eyes big
with startling news. The soldiers fol-
low with eager eyes the squirting horse
man, as he sweeps on toward the quar-
ters Of their leaders, and, like hornets
startled from their nest, the men pour
out from the tents. Alert, eager, they
,athcr into groups, hoping that the
hour Of action may have come. Low,
firm, and decp.toned their voices. Az
they look toward the tents Of their lead
ers-watching eagerly as hounds in
haste for some vi nal savoring Of battle
each man feels his bosom swell and
the sinews Of his arm tighten. Oh, fol
dash At the foe Oh, for blow at the
boosters! Hark! The drums beat
To arms to arms! Up, soldiers, strike
tents--to arms! The longed for hon'
has come ]! the foe is near! Forward
| soldiers, steadily forward! Steady
iron hearts, and onward
Onward they move, plant as a wave
of molten lava, firm and impenctrabI'
rs wall Of braes The firm earti
shudders under the tread Of the moving
host; cleaning sea, legion rolling aftc
legion, they rise in billows aud sink i
hoilows, inundating ridge and gorg
with a gliding flood Of slanted steel
Onward RON the wnves Of this Twin,
sea; cleaning, sparkling, silently
steadily on.
Ha, look! see on yonder low, wood
ed ridge, n notionless N the very rock
: that yield thom shelter, 10 drawn up tn
!, massc,l host Of the sstraitor foo. Owe
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
MedAoa1 Not1 ce.

Doct. II. Bunce, agsin offers his service 70
The citiEeas Of Toledo, and surrounding coun
~, - Physician and Surgeon. Doct. BMrce
nay be found at his Office in J. NJ. Shanklin's
Drug Store, from Z o clock A. n. until +. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
sft With J. N. Shankiin, will be promptly
attended to.