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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12
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box Sold by GEO. WILLARD, Sole Agent for Ashtabula
Township and County
LADIES' BY sending him slO0 to the tshtabua Post Of
ice can have the pills sent 10 any part Of the county, free of
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". B.-Bewarc OF COuuterCeits.
But no Golden Pills Of any kind unless the box is signed 5.
n Howe. All Others base imposition ard unsafe; there
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Hall iucke wholesale Druggists 2lS Greenwich
and by 5. D. Howe Sole Proprietor New York.
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See Advertisement ofwArsoSs NEuRALoiA KING, in
ther column
Instruction In MusIc.-PRoF. 7. II. HOPKINS,
whose long experience aud Teacher and Per-
former qualities him for the work. holds himself readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ, Pianoforte, Violin or Guitar,
at his residence In Ashtabula from Friday Erening until
Monday Noon, and from Tuesday Eteatng until 7hvsday
H. will be found at the Blake House in that place. the
mander Of the term Sheet Music and Books furnished when
desired. His terms are reasonable
Instruments for use in instruction, furnished at Ashabua
Instruction in Vocal Music win be given for one or more
voices. Ashtabula Dec 20, 1861.
Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops i
Never m to destroy and exermiuute kinds Of intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable all cases. ard far superior
10 any and all ofIo Fancy Worm Confecons and
Vermifuges In uso They may be taken at all times with PER-
feet safety they contain No Mercury other deeteous
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give their
children other No cathartic Whatever necessary
given Each box contains "a Drops ozenges PRICE 25c
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers ia Medicines.
AL MATHEWS Gen. Agent, Buffalo,
OlS aud Fort Erie, C. W.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

nR. S. G. CLARK, German Reform,
~ ed Urpothc Physician and Surgeon formerly Of the
firm Of Clark Gbs0n) be consulted al tie following
times and places:
Win be at his Office No 2 Garden street. Cleveland Chic
the last week oi each ana every month.
Conneaut fremont IouSe,... August Sth
AShtabula, FISK House, do 9th.
Geneva Union House, 60 18th
Centerville, Wheeler House,. do eth
Painesville, Cowles House., do 9tR
Charge for medicine for month"; from $loO $500.
DR. S. q. CLARK,
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice Of
medicine, during which time be has treated Thousands Of
heuts all forms Of acute and chronic diseases with
seed (O which of your friends neighbors
can testify is prepared give relief to all who may APP
ply. Particular attention will be given TO the Of CON
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia,
Diseases Female arrangements of every character
will be treated with success
Also viii Old and all euptye diseases OF What
ever they may be- He makes Of universal
BOtoea remedies No ealome or other deeteous drugs
used
Persons at a distance desiring advise Medicine send
general description of the appearance Of the urine, with
statement of the cause, origin Of the disease, and
general history Of tho symptoms with name, age, sc.
All communications must be directed to - . .
"A S. O. CLARK, NJ. d.
Cleveland Oct. 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

Major A. s. HALL, late of the oath, has been
complimented with a ColoneIs Commissioned
is to command new regiment TO be organized
at Camn Chase So says the Sentinel.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

A Blow of almost tornado violence, accom-
panied by torrent of rain and an inky black
ness OF the Heavens, occurred in this cinity
on Monday last. Crops were considerably
beaten down aud many trees twisted off or
uprooted.
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AshtabuIa Union School.

ASOLdDu4d ~ OCuOOl.
George w. Waite, A. B. Superintendent
Gro W.WATE Pdncipol Of High School,
MisssARAHM. scuOoNSAKER Assistant in High School
Miss NJ. J. SHAlTR Grammar school
Miss S. L. ToWER, Intermediate Department
Miss SUSAN SANrsoN, Primary
Miss SUSAN NJ WILDER. Assistant in Primary
The School Free 10 all persons suitable age residing
within the village limits and the Dsrct attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute year Terms pupils from abroad
will be
FT, For Primary per aannum $500
For For iTa9HsT aigb SCHOOL ]99S
Tuition payab le in advance
All applications for admission to be made to the surern-
tendant
The Spring Term commences Monday April l4h,
1862, and the Winter Term January 5th, 1862.
II highly desirable that pupils should begin at the OPEN
ing terms. No pupils out Of the village will be received for
less period than term and deductions for absence
cept IN Of sickness removal.
Rev. ] NJ. GlLLETT,
Rev. JAMES BONNAR, Board Of Examiners,
Rev. X. II. CONKIIN. )
II. FAssETT. PrcsL
II. l.. MORRISON Treas.
q. C. CULLEY, Board of Educatinn.
j. B. Grossly,
STEPHEN HALL,
a. 7. HUGRARD, Secretary.
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Ashtabula Marble Works.
Monuments, HeadstOnes, PedastaIs, &c

DAINTS, OILS, &c-300 gal Linsead
a Oil--l0O gaona Sperm Oi-lO0 gallons Tanners on.
60 gallons Lard O50 gallons Lunar ull50O pnllons Coal
0i00 gallons Spirits Turpentine60 gallons Burning Fluid
40 gallons Alcohol, 90 per oent.
5000 ID White Lead In Oil2OO0 Ms Mnerel PaintbOO B
yellow Oehre5O0 lbs jet Red300 lbs Putty In Bladders--
so lbs Furniture Varnish4O lbs Coach YarnsoO lbs jan
pan Yarnlsh-26 iha Demar Varnsh.
Also Chrom Green Paris Green HsmpCen Green Chrome
Yellow, Red Lead Black Lead Iihrige Indian Red Chinese
Nernilion, Ivory Black. Whiting and large assortment Of
Artists Cnors, for sale hv GEO. WfDLARn.
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Organ, Planoforte, Violin or Guitar,

FOR RENT.-oyer our store a nice large aud very
pleasant front room with closet
HERRfCK x BRO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

CHARLEY LUCE the brother of the Captain
has also reached home He left the regiment
at Manassas on their way to Fort Ellsworth,
Alexandra, where they are to rest and recruit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

letter from MIR. Riddle gives the following
names belonging TO the 29Ih of killed, wounded
and missing n the action of the 9th;
KILLED--3d Corporal, Charles Robinson,
Jacob Roseubaum, David Mclutyre
Go. L--Oapt. II, b, Smith, Chatham Centre,
Medina county.
Second Lieutenant e. B, Woodbury., JelIer.
son, Ashtahula county.
Sergeant G. NJ Cargill, Conneaut, Ashtabuls
county.
A. A. Woodruff Colebrook, Ashtabula Co
These are all missing.
PriVates A. Aluude, Ashtabula, Ashtabula
county, wounded; Wm. Dickinson, Chatham
Cenue, Medina county, killed; NJ. McNernv
Andover Centre, Ashtabula county; l.. Stear6s
Pierpont, Ashtabula county, missing.
COMPANY K-Calt. David e. Hurlbert
Hartsgroye, AshtAbua county, missing
Lieut.. Wm, Neil, Conneau;, Ashtabula
county, missing.
First Sergeant G. @. johnson, Trumbull
Asht abula county, wounded in the shoulder,
Sergeants A. o Benjamin, Monroe, Ashtabu'a
countyi G. G. judd llarpersfeld, Ashtabula
cop9tyi U. s. poxIer, Troy, Geauga county,
mlsslDg--wounded In leg.
Corporal L. Kinney Geneva, Ashtabua
county, missing.
rrlYates II. Fenton, W indsor, Ashlabula Co.
i. Hibbard, frnmbuil Ashtabula county; II
n. johnson, Trumbull, Ashtabula county; r.
A. Rounds, Kingsyille, Ashtabula county
wounded in legi Jno. Sarsfeld, Oonneaut. Ash
isbala county James Williams, Lcnox, all mis-
sing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

APPuINTMENrS-W learn that 1t. w.
S. CRowELI, has been appointed. Captain
Of Volunteer infantry, and Sergt, HIRAM
FARLEY, has been oppoin,ed Lieutenant Of
Cavalry. - SeatiaaL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

EYmBITIoN.-See adv. Of the great U. S.
show, DR.. Robinson the deneator Of Yankee
character, is one Of the features Of this exhibi-
ton. He has a knack of taking the buttons off
the Wristbands of his audience.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12
Butter Wanted !
New Goods ! New Goods !!
a Large and Very Full Stock just Open

New Goods New Goods p! !
a Large and Very Full Stock just Open.
ing at
4. HENDRY's Drug Store.
AGAIN.
Splendid assortment ofthc hest Iimoricy Fish Hooks
for Bass, lcrch, MunowS Cat, Pickere, Trout, &c
i ! n Il S.
Sea Grass, Linen and silk from 25 feet long.
ALSO
Floats Bobs, Care Poles and Joint Rods, all sas
at A. HENDKN'S Drug Store.
SUGARS TEAS, CoFFEE, SPICE, PEPPER SOAPS: ERAsivE
YELLOW, CASTLE and Fine SHAVING. PENs PENCus PEN-
HOLDERS, and large variety of the best kind Of
Smoking and Chewing TUbaccos, Cigars etc .
beautiful assortment of PerfumeIy Ladies' and Gentle
med at HENDRYS Drug Store.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
p"O''' MEDICINES.
DYE WOOnS,
DYE sTUFFS,
Nader Cochneal Muriat Of Tin etc. etc For sale in
large or small quantities at A. HENDRl'S Drug Store.
WINES.
Pure Catawba, Heidseek, Port, (pure iuice)
Sherry Malaga, Madeira,
and Rheuab Splendid article for sickness aud medic
al purposes, at HENDRNS Drug Store.
BRANDIES Of all kinds. Rum, (santa Croix)
Rum, Jamacia, HOLLAND GIN, SCHElRDAM SCIINAPPS,
LONDON CORDIAL GIN ard the hest WnISKEY in use
being perfectly pure, at HENDRY's Drug Store
COAL OIL LAMPS,
fine Stock and New Burner, yu light the wick with
out taking or the Chimney Coal OH 37scents gallon at
HENDRYs Drug Store.
Turrentine. Venice TuTentine Benzpl, Paints Oils ly
quantity and in small for family Nanshcs Coach
Furniture Copa and Demar oil Of Stone, Barbadoes Tar
HENDRY's Drug Store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

SHor IN THE LEG.-Lt. WEBS TER of Say
brook, belonging to Co. f. 9th New York
Regiment was engaged in the fight before
Richmond and was wounded in the leg.
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Letter from Mr. HutchIns.
WASHINGTON, June 2

Charles L. King, Co, q, 7th Ohio, Char
lesion, Portage Co., wounded in face-balI
passed entirely through the face. above his
mouth-doing well. j. w. Bartlett, Co.
A, 29,h, OHIO, from MontvilIe, sick, but
doing well; Clark Knox, Youngstown, 7rb
Ohio wounded in arm, through the elbow,
doing well; Lewis Weber, AsbtabuIa,
29h Ohio, wounded in the right leg, be.
low the knee, doiug well; V. Z. Smalley,
Painesville, Co. d, 7th Ohio, wounded
severely in right leg, dong well; Joseph
Jerome, Painesville. o. s. Co. +, 29.h
Ohio badly wounded in right ankle, doing
well A. NJ, Burgett, HArpersfeld, 29lh
Ohio, badly wounded in right leg, doing
we'll; Francis NJ Garfield, AShtabula, Co.
A, 29th Ohio, recovering; Joseph Winde,
Williamsfeld, wounded in The arm; Asa e.
Sanford, Madison, Co. +, Goth Ohio,
wounded iH leg; Edward b. Atwater,
Obtrin, Co. G, 7tb Ohio, flesh wound in
left h gb; William Il. Qockry, Colebrook,
Co. | /, 29,h Ohio, sick, recovering; Fred
erck Brown, AShtbuIa, Co. L, 29th Ohio
wounded in the arm with SHE'LL and two
bullet wounds in right leg, near together,
below the knee; Lawson Hbbard PaneS
vile, Co. d. 7th Ohio, wounded
The wounded are all now doing well and
are well cared for, in the hospitals, and
have oil they need for their comfort. The
female nurses in these hospitals are the Sis,
lerS OF Charity, aud perform their mission
admirably JOHE HUTCHINs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

whssIer a oo's water Drawer is sold by
GEORGE c. HUBBARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

LAKE ERIE SEM1NARY.-The public exercises
and examination attendant upon the closing Of
the Academic year, begin with Tuesday, July
Is, and close with the annual address by the
Rev. Mr.. Wacott, of Cleveland, on Thursday
at IL o'clock, a, IN,
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Home Insurance Company,
Surplus, over ................... sls,sts
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AT THE LOWEST FIGURE ron CASH.
the lowest figures for cash.

Also hne lot ot Notions comprising every thing in thu
variety Line to be sold ut IS per lower ever sold
in town Call and examine and be convinced at this Is so
October 1861. j. G. WRIGHT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

The "HAvELoCKs." THE Havelock Artillery
Company, Captain Won Puttkammer which
left Albany last winter, and in which are
Warmngton's Ashtabula "boys," have been do.
ing garrison duty, at Fort Ellsworth, back of
Alexandria up to this time. They are now,
however, fully capariSoned as field battery,
and will take the field during the present week
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

City Fire Insurance Company,
o. Srw nAyES, ooSS
Capital actually paid In. .............. $4,000 90
surpHs Of over. ..........,....... 1ft,D0 %
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Those afflicted with arrangement of the eye
and ear, will be interested in DIR. Jones adv
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Ashtabuln, June l, 1862.

HoN. JOHN HuTouINs in company with Mr..
RIDDLE spent day with the sick and wounded
Ohioans in the Washington Hospitals GU the
29th. He writes to the Sentinel:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

Instruction In Music.-PROF. T. il. HOPKINS,
whose long experience and Teacher and Per-
former qualities him for the work. holds himself In readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

Mr.. EDIToR.-I see you no tice the fact of a
dozen yearling sheep, of Mr. Stevens, yielding
fleece, varying from to pounds, as some
thing unusual. Fifteen Of lay hook would av-
erage pounds, while the flock taken together
would average pounds.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

See Advertisement fwArsoS's NEuRALorA King, in ano-
ther column,
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INSURANCE AGENCY.---H. Fasseti
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Risks taken Fam and deaichod budngn and contents,
~ the lowest ratos ~ epnnahe companies 0f one 70 hNa
yeats, aud on property In villages at fair rates
Losses houorablY adjusted aud promptly paid
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23
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brigade, some cavalry and two basteries,
crossed and TOOK portion % the Vir-
e;nia shore. Shortly cher the troops |
had been placed 10 position the enemy |
emerged with . line d infAntry and
the troopa sam became engaged. When
The enemy came within range FIRE was
opesed from twenty pieces Of our artil-
lery, posted on the Maryland bank, with
such effect that they we're obliged
to retire. Their loss must have
been heavy, NJ the explosion
Of our shells made gaps in their lines
Our loss in killed, wounded aud prison
ers about $50. Information. was 70.
seived to-day Of the evacuation Of
HaIper's Ferry. Their artillery remoy.
cd from tho 'liue Of the Potomac last
night. 1t 10 believed their army il fall.
ing back In direction of Chalestown
and Winchester.
report says our picket. were driven
in three miles outside Of Hsper.town
this +. NJ, and that skirmish,ng had t.
ken place all day
BATTLE rIzLD, ANrcrAx, Sept. ~.
| Yesterday our lines advanced TO-
wards the enemy, when the discovery
was made that the rebel army had re-
treated during the night, leaving pickets
along their entire line to prevent US
gaining knowledge of their movement.
Those left behind generally surrendered
- our skirmishers approached. Rebel
reiuforcements expected on Friday did
not arrive, AID they decided to cross
the river, a. they were in no condition
to fight another battle, euch as that Of
the 18th.
They crossed the river at differen,
points in the vicinity of Sharpsburg, al
several fords within two miles of that
place, although the contrary is repre-
scented.
Our cavalry started in pursuit ~ soon
- their retreat was discovered beyond
capturing . few hundred straggIers
We Inflicted little injury upon the en-
envy.
About mile from the river qnlte .
contest took place between Porter's
corps, which was 10 advance, and the
enemy, for possession Of two guns.
The enemy were finally compelled to
abandon them. Their trains ell got of.
They seemed to have taken possession
Of the other side, but did not reply to
orr guns this afternoon with the excep.
ton of three or four shots. An attempt
was made to cross and flank them, but
they were in too good position to be At
tackled with success. In their retreat
the enemy left 500 Of their wounded At
houscs and barns, where they had e.
tatlished hospitals.
Captured negroes who know jack
son well, saw him with an arm in .
sling on Friday on the field.
| Gen. Stark was killed.
A prisoner states that 10. johnson
died recently from wounds received at
Fair Oaks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23
From Philadelphia.

From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sep. go.
The Inquirer has the following -
..FREDxIcx, Ssp.so.
II am Just from the front Of the army.
The rebels succeeded in crossing their
entire army at BIackfoot ford three
miles east Of Sharpsbars, between nine
Thurday night. and daylight Friday
morning.
We were engaged IN Oh Cling woods
on opposite bank preparatory to cross
ing. Rebels planted batteries at Will
Transport opposite to prevent our right
from crossing. The woods were lined
with guns, knapsacks, blankets, etc., of
rebels We caused great slaughter
among them.
Despatch by mail dated Antictam
battle field Wednesday, o'clock p. M,
furnishes following additional particu-
lars !:
Gen Mcclellan rode along the line
and was most vociferously cheered,
which attracted the attention Of tho
rebels, when they commenced throwing
shells some of which fell in the
ranks of the l2sth Pa; they began to
fall back. Mcclellan himself rallied
them and they soon began to regain
their former steadiness. No prisoners
we're taken from Dis by the rebels. One
Georgia regiment was captured entirely.
The number Of rebels captured was
1900. One piece Of woods, after being
desperately fought for for four hours,
was gained by our troops. 1t contain
ed at least 1900 dead on both sides
Generals Meagher, Webster and Dana
wcrc wounded.
The Washington Star of this even.
ing says = Reconnaissance was made by
. part of Stonewall Jaokson's force to
Harper's Ferry, and found only 600
sick and wounded rebels. They learn.
ed that the rebels had been crossing the
river above Harper's Ferry into Virgin
ia nearly oil day Yesterday. At night
fall McClellan's advance was close upon
the rebels rear.
The Star says . gentleman who left
the front Of our army yesterday noon,
assures Ne that among the rebel dead
left unburried on the field Wednesday
last was . Major General, besices many
oficers!of all grades.
: Yesterday the last of the rebels left
Harp er's Ferry, after having burnt oil the
Cover ment property, including poDtoon
bridge and stone houses. They made
Eve distinct attempts to blow up the r.
Il. bridge, but were unsuccessful. The
superstr ucture Is damaged.
The wounds OF Hooker are through
the fleshy part Of the foot Symptoms Of
lock jaw are setting in, which causes
great anxiety among his friends.