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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

KENTu CKY Accounts Of the fighting in
Kentucky are very much confused, and
leave the reSuli--if, indeed, there has been
nny result-in something of fog. Gen.
Bnel's dispatch TO The War Department
shows that sharp fight occured on Thus.
day, continuing until dark. The enemy
were everywhere repuIsrd but not without
some momentary advantage on the left
Grn, Jackson and TerriIl, on our SIDE, were
killed On Friday, Gen. BueIPs army
moved to another attack, but there was
only shi m>hiug with the Rebel rear guard,
their main body having moved off toward
Harrod,bnrg. The Dispatches give,as cnr
rent rumorS of the death # Gen Bragg and
Chearhnm and Bishop Gen. pix, aud thai
the Rebel loss was three to one Of ours.-
The trains IF one division of Gen. BuelI's
army are said 10 have been cap ured.
VIcroRY At CoMyrH The latest dis
patches say that Gen. Grant, on tie 9 h
Inst., recalled Gen. Rosccrans from the
pursuit ofthe Rebels, who were everywhere
dispersed and dcmorolzed. Gen. Rose
Grams in ended TO follow them up, so as 10
prevent recommendation, believing that
his was the time 10 finish them, but OF
course he obeyed orders and let them slide
We have 900 prisoners inclnding nearly
| 100 officers Abou, 900 Rebels were
] killed aud an immense number wounded
| Our loss va, $50 killed AMI 200 wound
| cd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
rho Indian rIns,acrsa.

Col. Sibey's force has succeeded in surround
ing band of Indaas Of upper Minnesota
when they found there was no hope Of escape
secreted their arms and sent in messenger to
Col. Siblcy, protesting their entire inuocence Of
the outrages. They claimed TO be band Of
fiendly Indians who had captured the white
prisoners from the "bad ludians.' and were
anxious to give them up. Col. Sibley agreed
lns and captive whites, into his power. lie
then told the Indians that be hoped that tkeiT
story was true, but be should have to give
them oil trial, So that be might punish a the
bad Indiana among them. The Indians, about
six hundred in number, were then surrounded,
aud a court martial organized at once, The res
cued white captives beiog.used as witnesses, The
trial is holding at Big Luke above 81. Peters.
Fourteen Indians have already been tried, and
thirteen convicted. The fourteenth, a chic
named Red Eye, was not convicted, the cap
yeti women testifying that he was opposed tC
the atrocities perpeiraed on the captives.
Eight OF the convicted Indians have beel
hung, aud Col. sibley seems determined to Civ
stern justice to the murderers. The people o
Upper Minnesota are greatly excited, ant
swear that il the Government does not exact
terrible yeBgencs for The atrocities pracgiced
they will themselves wage a war Of exlermiua
tiou sgaiust the eAtIre Indian race.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

THE PROCLAMATION The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Journal Of
Commerce makes this significant statement:
Facts have come TO my knowledge which
induce me 10 believe that the President toil
gel be fully riadicated for issning his much
talked Of proclamation. 1 do not beisere
lraat 1 did 6siiers that he l0as draDm from
MS svaightiorpayd course BY fhe radicals
There we're reasons for bis action With
which the public ars usacqnaiBled, and al
things connected with the great movement
are no. what they secm
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

aw>The Democrats OF Guy boga county have
appointed a committee whose business It shall
he to take immediate measures for the establish
meut OF democratic Journal, "that will fear.
lessly represent the Democracy Of the county
ard the nntion. /"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

Gen. Butler is pressing the oath Of
alIegnce. aud will enforce il or the pen.
ally firmly. The lime was extended to the
4,h of October, after which date all who
have refused TO accept the prolfered AN.
nesty must report themselves 10 the near.
est ProyOSl.Mlrshal. with a descriptive
lists of their property over their own sig.
nalu es Tie guerrillas in the vicinity OF
the city are as yet numerous aud impu.
dent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

BRUTAL OUTRAGE,-rhe Nashville Union
says party of guerrllas five in number,
off Dick McCaun's command, went at
night TO the house Of q respectable citizen,
about 8 miles from Nashville and violaI ed
The persons Of his wife aud daughter in the
most brutal manner. Then, leaving this
scene, they went to the house Of highly
eslimabIe widow in the vicinity, and treated
her in the same fudish manner. Thesr
families GFe both represented in Colonel
Sroke's cavalry, and the rebels, unable ~
revenge themselves ON the mcu, sluked il
Oh the persons Of helpless females, Their
wives aud daughters. The atrocious
crime was committed almos, in sight OF
The Capital of Tennessee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

ST J ,HN RIgER.-Dispa' chcs TO the
Navy Department give brief accounts Of
the attack made upon our gunboa!s en-
ploycd on the blockade Of the St. Johu'a
River, and the combined attack by the
naval force Of Commander Slendnan and
the military led by General Brannon upon
3 he ST. John Bluff powerful battery was
eGrctuallY sileucrd, the garrison put 10
a gh', aud heavy guns and valuable sup
plies fell into our possession The success
was without loss Oh on oar side. We re-
tnin possession of the ST. Johns R,er Il,
far Us j Jacksonville.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

Gov. Ton on THE PRoCLANATI1N.-Gov Tod
is well known 10 have never in bis lie voted
any other than straight Democratic ticket till
after the bombardment Of Fort Sumter. He
made Union speech at Columbus, a short
time siuee, in tie course Of which he upheld the
Presidents Proclamation OF Freedom as fol-
lows :
heartily endorse every word Of it. Il
was we'll timed for Ohio. The border was
threatened l prefer to have Rebel fire
sides threatened than to have ours invaded
So long as slaves are allowed to remain AT
home, so long will rebellion last Do you
snesiien its wisdom Was not 90 day:
long enough for he Rebel master to make
up his mind to lay down bis arms or Io'e
his slaves ? Ii must be al0ned for in the
death of The leaders of This Rebellion
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

~ Al old lady. named Crockett living at
TWinsburpir q uiei wits terrible accident -
The house Of which she was the only inmaie
was burned, aud the bones OF the deceased were
found among the ruins
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

Brsnor GENERAb PoLE The Granada up
peal says that Bishop General Polk has "tal'en
into the bad habit OF swearing when ho gets
DRINK. which is not very seldom" As this tes-
tirnony comes from the rebel side OF the house
Il can hardly be doubted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

CkSADIAS SESrIsENT.-HOn. j, r. GID-
DISos, wbolEom- his consular position 10 Can
ada has good opportunities Of observing
the current OF public sentiment there, says
that since the Presidents p exclamation ap.
scared. tie people OF the Proyiaee have
larnsd round in favor Of The North. wkh
the exception Of the small cliques Of Seeess
ien sympe'hixefs ip few Of the principal
tonns aud ellifs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
MASTERS SALE
OF Lands and Tenements.
Ashtabula Common Pleas, June Term, 1862.
MARvIY, II. CHAPMAN VS.. D. w. BENJAMGS ct ais
Order of Sale.

Order Of Sale.
DY Virtue Of an ORDER Of SALE
ID duly issued from said Court the above clse 10 me di-
rected will sale by way Of public auction at lhe
door Of the Court House Jefferson AshuOua county,
on Saturday the l5lh day Of .NOv, a. ID. 1862,
between the hours Of Of said day and being the
and undivided half OF the following described Lands aud
Tenemeuts, 10 wits
Rnv mart Of Town Lot No. 80 in the village OF Jeer-
son on eerson street. ia the touuty of Ashtabul and state
Ohio by land then and tnereoiore owned by Timothy stone
Eat by the East line said lot and extending south 5I
feet from the south line Of said stones land, south by
line parallel with said north line 5i feet sonth hersfrom
eine rolls aud feet in width, and Wsst and 81 feet
north SOUTH together with all the tools and maehney
thereto apperainIng and belonging appraised $500.
n. A. WRIGHT Sheriff as special Master Com
sherGS Oaice, Oct 6th, 1852 $40 5t663
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
Farm for Sale.

SITU ATE three miles South Of the cen.
- ter Of Monroe township Ashtabua Co Ohio. Coni ing
1872 acres, sixty acres OF s which Is meadow Thir-
ding sugar hush Cool - water at all times Fences
mostly The bnings consists ola and convenient
dwelling house. well ndtIed dairy purposes and two
large size hirHS wit, well enclosed yArds
The al Owe desc in FIm be chased reasonable
terms. Apply To the subscriber Ashulula Ohio.
at66Ss r. f. HARMON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

In Lancashire says lhe London Daily
NeDs, every stranger ia aecos'ed with the
inquiry, Can yoa tell US when the eOtton's
comm and the same thought Is upermost
in the minds Of everybody elsewhere
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

JAMES REpPATH is about to Withdraw from
his Haytian colonization enterprise, for the rea-
son that the governor of ITayti does not Oceede
to his plans The Pine & Palm is to be dis
abutinued.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

The draft in Baltimore was on Wednes.
day last. Among the Ga drafted was John
Merriman Of the celebra ed habeas corpus
case and John u Owens, actor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
Musical Convention.

TNHE ASHTABULA COUNTY MU-
sIcAL ASSOCIATION will hold its ssmi-Annpal meet
ing at Ashtabula village. commeneiRg
October, l4th INST, at 10 o'cpk A. Nj
and viii continue three days Prof T. Perkins VII !e
the Condacior The Olive Branch and tie Oriental will be
the book used Admission, ,6entsnen, 81 IAde 80 cent?.
The VII coss 1hursday esering With Con-
so-t g. A. HfNrIN, Presiilut,
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FOR SALE BY--A. Hcndrv, Ash abl'a; Pratt & Garfield
Ieer,on; W. Puis. Arstb ug; NJ. smith Co., Genrvn
NnhlH Parish, Kiucs,ie; l.. lAur C"nue4u ictcr Iclch
Rich unnl; a. ~. Norton. dwei Ne Is K Faulkner Cherry
Wales; Dcmng, st olu, * Dod1e New Lyme; f.lii =,
Go rhrnnk; T. J Gip, Orwr ~ +. lltiuer, UcN Creea
Hiram Morgan, lltltsgroye; T.. q, Pratt, Wayne
$50 H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleye AM, Agent for oii,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
EOR THE WAR-Patriols wnnlcd, VIZ

a VIII go.
CYRUS AVERY is recruiting officer for the 10th Ohio
Cavalry and invites his fe low citizens to enroll Themselves
in this nrw nnhe Regincut Of Volunteers Drafted
Men or their subs will he received and bountiys all
ne nne ed The Regiment l. ia hp equipped in the
brs' mauue armed with ~gb, i.fus and Car and cr
pauei under the ortr viz: Conptne tN consist Of rs
pvaes anl % cnnm 81 med officer, making nearly one
t,rtt, r tis mo, IN direct line of ytura nput cGl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
ADMINISTRATIONS sole Of Real

4 DMINISTRATOR'S Sale of Real
IA Estate. Ia purp.uce OF order Of sale granted by
thr lI0lr Court Of A-t.5lI County, OO viii offer for
sale at public suction ou
.Monduy the 27A day Of OctoJcr 1862,
at O'Clock p ~ ti. pln. the following real estate
biunCm- T., p ettr O.. LJ Castle. situate H. tie comfy
Ui AsrtuI aud -ie OF uAIu, ana described follows, iu
W.T.: 1T ic M t" township oi lHuCutl in sHid county
and Ah""n Icing pat ,i original lot No, a. aud
- beginning at tie nut. 90 tUt No. 49,
lIrnCc M,sf Hurg hur f -a 30, twtuty cilaUS, G4
hi, tDy .Llt lltC t'f-, oN iIis, thence East d
chains link To lie u yad lelnrg Ou center ct
Plymouth 10 dean 'hce south Celtpr Of said
road lu sultH tine Of Ip No. 80 t,,r along iinc OF
sid lot No. ~ tour fifteen iuss place of
I cnniuiuns u Jl- UHgr, Tie baeuua-iouse with
with the ght OF removing the tie hands Ler'in
hCi0eu arIi ca at sixty collars StcG 10 rist t dover of
Efet4 l. Custlc, widow liy castle d,ceil also other
piece Of land sttua't ia mouth ship Ashtabua
ty ohio. Beginning Gt HE Ccner Ci road leading from
inter- Of Plymouth to Jteun AT the suueas OF
land owned 0nd ocCu led 10y IciP Eaeslee, thence west
along line said BaEs ses lana twenty chains pgh-
ty three links, then sou fourteen chains fifty five links
thence east twcntyN Chains link TO of said road
thence moth along O road 10 lace fbgnning
cOuGinng 80 5-CO uueuCnueicd right ot
IN Plymouth, Ashatuia county, OAip beginning at the
te OF the roo leading from Plymouth 10 Jefferson at tn g
thWet Of band cd and OcelTi-d by EdWar
IgrIer thence along sal llautrs land t. Ian
said Dadsns hand To CeGtr Of road running east ly Henry
GalAms residence thence Hl0g said road
ce rr nf ToIl leading from rymuutiI 10 Jetrsnn thence
south along certcr orsut road t" uace Of esnung
tIiug f. 100 Appraised at 10000, Not IncunbeIed
| by dover.
U.gdsoT ,LE.--0.e 'i i IN hand one Third IN one year.
aud third ip y6tr-. rnn dy with interest.
The payments to be secured by mortgage upon the premises
! sud. llINS f. MANN.
ALmuisrator Of lily Castle, deceated.
! 667 4t
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Sherills' Sale of Lands.
Ashtabnla Common Pleas, March Term, 1857

N'd@Sn Si lar0'T' ru vondl.
John c. Smith.
pY Virtne Of an order Of Sale duly is.
AD sued said Court in tho above case to directed,
will for sale by way public auction at the door OF the
Court House in Jefferson, Ashtabua Co., Ohio, on
Saturday the 25M doyCf October, "A. ID. 1862
between the and O'Clock Of said day, the follow
ing de SCI rpd Lands it:-Beng the whole Of Lot num-
her @ IN the township Of Dorset County OF
Astabua and State Ohio, said Lot, bounded ON all sides
by original Lot ines and containing two hundred and thirty
one (23l) of land. .,.. - 80
Sberia's Office sent 18th 1sC2 J665$3, 20.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

SNAIL CHAEoE.-The people Of the city OF
Hudson, N. T. hase bit upon nevel ekped-
enL to secure a small change currency without
JisobeyiHg the law. The banks OF that city per-
nit persons who make deposits with them To
draw checks for any sum less than dollar,
These fractional checks are now 10 use and have
driven out postage stamps.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

H INDIANA. Returns come in very slow
The Democratic State ticket is probably
elected. Dunn, (Uuion) in the Third Dis
,rici, defeated Dumeut. Colfax and Jnl
ian (Union) are certainly elected. The
Democrats viii have a majority in The
House, hut Union majority in the Sen
ate. OGicial returns from sixteen counties
give 1000 Democr attic majority.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

:zS-The State Board of Agriculture realized
from the State Fair, beyond all contingent ex-
perses, 81, 900.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
HOuE TEsTIUONY.

Mr. II. B. KNGsLgY-Delr sir: We feel it duty
to thu public to state that Mrsas tathocOn is med cine
Invaluable complaints cis>ed under the head OF frnie
Diseases We have used your GrDcnbe Medicine and have
greatly benefited th.ehy, much So that The
pic double would we them. To tie thousand Of
who suffering from ekucsses, we would recommend
the Cathucun Ianacea 1t gives strength 10 tie
system aud enables each of the oglns OF the body perform
their appropl late fuuc,iOAs. Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. h.. +. WEEKS.
.. Miss {. SWOIiMSIElT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

FpoM 4nE sr1rE.-- At the time OF this writing
Thursday morning, VIC have very little news
from the State at large, and that Of anything
tut gratifying character for the Union Cause
except the announcement Of The defeat OF NAI''
1yxpyesAM This will be received with hearty
amen. ont side Of butternutdom. lie is beaten
by ScnEYcK Oa the otherhand as was expected
COX is elected in the Franklin district He is
cunuing and plant politician and commended
himself TO the dstilIers and their int rest, by
voting against the tax upon those institutions
The Toledo district is yet in loubt There
were three candidates in the field, and ASHLEY
may 10 consequence have been beaten and WAITE
Union, elected.
In the Lorain and Medina district it looks as
lex Lieut. Gov. WELLER, had been sacrificed
10 Judge Bliss butternut.
Cuyahoga county, so far as the Herald bad
news, showed majority of 1900.
The room mail will probably give US further
rews
Ashley is elected 10 the Toledo district.
Tue ON KEYSTONE has administered a re-
buke to the Buckeyes The Union ticket has
triumpbed by some $4,000 minority, and while
Ohio has been loosug CongresSmen, Pennsyl.
vsnia has been making wholesome gain.
Thadeus Stevens is reelected, but GLlusha
4 Grow is defeated
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
WE commence IN this number Of the Tsis-
graph 40 intensely exciting poem, entitled
"The Lay Of the Last Minstrel"
The Home Guards.


Ring The 'lorum sound the tocsin,
Blow tic whistle, beat the gong,
Shout auuud and call the folksiu---
Take the pitch AMI sing ny song.
Tune your ihroots aud c,enryour voices,
'TM sc slug like gushltg hards
oNone 80 sad but he rcioices'
IN the Ashiobnn Gllrl'
Twas an evening IN September,
Calm aud beautiful wihal,
Moony. too, IL remember
Aswe hocked to Freman's Hall
Guns were there which scarce resembled,
Any guns on land or sea
Men were there who had assembled
For to form acomponie.
Here's the roll, your name is wanted
Said to me IA stalwart nan..
Yes, answered all uudauntcd,
will sign it while can;
For tomorrow l am going
A ccrriicnto to seek.
See my legs mr. somewhat howing,
Aud my head is very weak.
Then said Cnptnin. are you Wiling
Fellow soldiers one aud nll,
To meet tomorro'o eve for drilling,
In the rear Of Firomcu's Hall
II you are. don't c)mc barefooted,
Over rough and lhoruy ways,
Tender feet should be booted,
With such boots as those Of LAYS.
Then the Captain he dismissed US,
Babe US go directly homc,"
Fearing That ouT mothers wished Us,
From them we so long did roam.
(rn BE CoETINUED,) .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

An excellent counterfeit on the Bank OF
Geauga (PainesVile) Ohio, is in circulation,
The portrait on the left band side Of the central
figure is some what inferior IN point OF execu-
ton to the original, as also the male portrait on
The right hand side. The large figure in the
eentreis darker than in the genuine, aud the
paper ol which il is made is heavy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

FIGHTING GENERALS "A Washinion letter
writer says that the President has his hand.
full in endeavoring TO settle The suarrcl,
Of Generals, who are fighting while ihei
troops are idle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

.gtcarted at the Srieenh .4anWai Fair Of
the .7shtdbuia Agricultural Society, hlid
in Jefferson on The 24th, 25h, and 26th
of September, 1862.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

Secretary Chase is seriously i'll. lie has tran
sacied no business al the Treasury Department
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

TLc probability is that the Union ticket 10
Ohio has gore up.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

zs- Professor Mouroe. of oberlin College
has Lseo appointed Consul at Rio Janeiro.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
" IetU Goods !

THE Undersigned i now Icreiving from
i New York, his Fall and Winter Goods, to Which he
i.vtes attention Of his ends and the pubic generally
Particulars next week. GEO WILLARD
AshtAbIa, October O. 1862
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

Bulls HEAD The report Of the cattle mar
kot in the New York Tribune for the week end
ing the l4'h shows that there were 5346 bull.
ocks received at all the market places during
the week 4,404 Of which were sold on Mut,liy
and Tuesday at the great market pace in For
ty-lnnrlh street, at II somewhat lower rate than
the week heI"re, though rhe be, quality brought
prices equivalent TO 50 cents pound for the
net weight of meat, AT which lhe bnyer gains
hides and fat, aud other olfAl. Much The larg.
est portion. however sold at 7(98; q tb, ne .
aud the inferior sorts Al &c, aud some less, and
Gus week considering The better quality of the
stock, and the close OF the market was decidedly
dull. The market for sheep aud lambs Monday
aud Tuesday was active ut better prices than
the previous week.
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AsHTABU A.

Saturday Morning, Oct. is, 1852.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,

For tho sdeeTy and permanent Cure Of
GoNoEEHEA, GLEFT, uRtTHEAL DISCHARGES
Semiaat Wcaknrg5, IaeoaiiHenee, GenetaL
Debility and ArrlaLAty, Groveh
ST ieture and Affections Of lie Kidueys and Bladder
Wlich has been used ly uI wards Of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS
in their pvu, pacli,r with entire success sup-rceedng
CusJ. Copaib srs, ANY compound hitherto Known,
Bells SDrcHc fIs spepCy in ucuu often tneting
Ia lew da s. and wucna cure is eAecd it's lermaLent,
They are pepu ed from Vegetable extracts that harmless
m ,s ysteu, and neyer pause0e the stomach impreg
nate the BREATH aud being sugar coated all taste
is avoided No change Of diet Is ny whilst using:
them Nr does their action interfere with business pursuits
Each box contains six dozen Ills Price dollar.
Or Bells Trea,ile on Seminal WeakHes Self Abzss Con
Orrked Giet Se, Pamfhs Of 90 pages containing mpor
advice to the afflicted SENT FREEsix aTe Iequir
ed TO pay postage.
DR. BELLS GREEN BOOK.-A complete Treatke
Gonorhea elect Structure. Syles etc, 10 all the various
stages, with VI PecIiuus ia English, adapteq Tor fef
treatment, without He aid Of Physician.
PRICE o NE DOLLAR
The Pills Book will be sent from observation by
mail post paid, on Ieceipt of the money by
J.BRYAN, Rochester, N. ".
any Advertised Agent
Sold by A. HENDRY, Agent for Ashtabula eCS
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New Goods ! New Goods !

l UST RECEIVED f ON NV York,
- The largest most el' gnt and chearest stock nr
MILLINERY GOODS EYER RECEiHED
in this u'bet. Conssi ing OF thid-ms and Nire Hats,
FcS Beaver. Str w. etc. Idle Iun"ets, Ham and fan
cy It avs felt ekei, i bs &C. Al,p nice yui-ly Of
FoSes, s,Ribbon, and Pin ue kept co,tmt on hand.
An Itm eut uf hetT rssez, collars, an4 in
tdnts' gIs. Also bonr els and IHues for cd hoi"s.
Ms. b. II. MERRIAM. Mrs. N PHILLIPS.
Shop south of G. W. Dekipsons Jewery store.
Naiu street. Ashtibula. 1863
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Slrayed or Stolen

ENR0M the p,S'ur" in The township Of
l. saybOok, on the Case Farm, south Ridge the 81
hstant,a
TNo year old, medium size hay. Mare Colt,
with stir in the forehead aud hind foot white. oa
reward wi given fur the Of the COLT or for any
IL onn ,tiol that shall lead TO its lecJycry.
3.6jS PERKINS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18

TINES CHANGE Two full Maryland
regiments. of 1000 each, marebed over
inlo Virginia a few days ago, singing th,
j ohm Brown song Tney were from near
Harper's Ferry. Who would have ex
pecled such a result three Years since Z