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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29
Early Physical Degeneracy OF
Tho Am erdcan Peol0J Q:

lust PUBLISHED by DR.. A. S'one,
- Ply cian to the Troy Lung and Hygenic Institute
Treatise the Causes OF Early Physics. Decline OF A.
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Young Men, fail not to send fer this book
ladies' you oo should at copy OF this book
A Word OF Solemn Conscientious Advice to
Those who will Reflect.
class of maadie prevail To fearful extent in the COM
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understood Their external manifestation symptoms
Nervous Debility, Relaxation and exhaustion Aarasnus
wasting Consumption the tissues the whole body short
ofbreath hurried breathing ascending hill
B1onehs aud sore Throat shaking Of the Of the Hands
and Limbs aversion TO society aud to business study
head Neuralgia pain the various parts of the body
pain in the back limbs, Lumbago, Dyspepsia ndges
Kdueys other glands Of the body Leucorhea Fleur
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othe spinal nerves. Tabes mesenterca have their
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Of the part Of old school practice in treating symp
toms only.
Or Andrew Stone Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygenc
Institution engaged in treating this class Of IN dern
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Consumption Catarrh and diseases Of the throat cured
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29
Leather.

Leather.
WARD SMITH BY the withdrawal oil
w Off. ". Carlisle, has again become the sole propri
etor oft
Tanning and Currying Business,
a, the old stand In the village nj Ashabula, where vb,
found at all times general assortment Of
Boot and Shoe findings, French Calf, XII
Lining and Topping Skins.
sao at Wholesale and Retail cheap be found
inthis OF any other Market
byni rersons having Notes and Accounts with me- here
s5a " ~ W W. SMITH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29
TuAT GOOD TINE HAS COME
LOOK HERE!
H. G. T o M B e 8

II. c. T. Q MI b Il y
Has been xn COVER Grocery Provision Store and has
made II what Ashtabua has long needed,
A First Class Family Grocery Store!
e intends to keen in his line Of tho choicest
kind His goods shall be right in every respect.
You win always hnd Al his store xxx, Xxx and single
-Four, with prices to correspond TO the quality.
Hams of his cureing; also Fork purchased by himself
and warranted Corn-fed
Also all other kinds Of Provisions and Groceries, together
with horse feed, Oats and Corn.
He keeps an assortment Oils and Pants also, Nails and
Hardware &c, &e.
Coal and Carbon Oils, and
COAL OIL L A M p s
will be found at his store, Of all prices and qualities 10
short he intends TO supply the wants OF the people, anu u
bound 10 keep up with the times.
He hasved in AhtabuA about 10 years. and has been
nred business for the last and the
he acquired the wants Of the people, and Of
the in winch he has been engaged enables him TO
Maintain q Store and Goods,
lust adapted to their wants. his highest ambition
and he viii leave effort untred satisfy and please his
He respectfully socts share OF he patronage of his fel-
low citizens.
II. c. ToMBEs.
Asbtabula, April Is. 1860.
He is the Agent for the sale Of oil kinds OF
ALE.
Also C. ?. sadds Agent for the sale Of
L[NSEED OIL
by the bb Price correspond with Cleveland and Cincin
natl markets.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

To The Public
TOR Nearly three years, have been en-.
Il gagged In the
Drug and Medicine Business in this place.
and during that time have received very many kinnesses
from my friends and many satisfactory ICON
of customers indebted 10 book, and ma
ent whether the account is aganst4ne or in n favor
1kecp for sale everything in the Drug Medicine line
that you menton-almOst.
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, in ProfusiOn.
Paints, Oils, and Brushes in Great Variety.
Perfumery of All Kimds,
From 10 cents to sa including Pomades Rose Oi and Bears
OH by the barrel at rs rents the single barrel
The hest Sticking sulve in the worldgood for Burns,
Chblains Corns. &c
Godfrrys Cordial Batemnn Drops Turhinston. B,Isam,
Sperm and British Oils, Cod Liver Oi-the best Mrs Wins
lows Soothing Syrup
salves for Moles rmpes Drops Eye salves
Canker Baa and other things In this line too
to mention.
Daguerrean Goods.
very Large and varied Stock, selling OF a, Cost,
Lamps, Lamp Oil, and Trimmings.
Shoulder Braces and Supporters.
Pure, hoice Liquors.
The very best kinds of Rum, Brandy Gin whiakey Port
Madeira Sherry Sweet and Champaign Wines for medicinal
Congress Water Cough Remedies and the thousand one
Patent Medicines.
Iivcrwort and Tar Ayers Cherry Pcc'oral
| Halls Balsam Ayers Ague Cure
io.tstteTs German Bitters Mnnn's Agne Balsam
Baei's American Compound wisiar's W. G. Baisam
| Scovis Blood and Liver Syrup.
| Roback's Scandinavian Purifier
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Perry Davis Pain Killer Bakers Gregory and Porters dc
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Dr Eatons Bal.am of Life McAlsters Ointment
DIR Eatons Cordial Sloans Ointment
Smiths Condition Powders Golden Ointment
pr Eatons Cordial starin's Condition Powders
| Magnetic Fluid Pages Climax Saye
Gargling Oil, Emerson's Hair Restorative
&c. &c. &c.
IinamsRs Opodeldoe, Sweet OIL Troches seidz Powder
Gelatin and endless variety of other notions and article
n the Medicine line.
.. Pills-Pills.
Among the large quantity have the Printer he wi
not have TO mention but few Among them Il
following
Bnndreths James, MofAts Holloway RohackS, Parker
Madame Bovines Grafenberg, -SOues, Cheeseman's,
hetts, Poor Mans, Standings, &c. &c. &c.
could go on ad irfnitIm, but space will not allow.
Hoping to hear from you occasionally your needs r0quir
= ess '' A. HENDRY.
ng- Candies, Tea. Coffee, Sugar Starch
AEpice Pepper Soaps and Toilet Articles Cologne Essenc
&c amp Thppings Lamps repaired, Brushes. All kinds
Roots and Herbs put by the Shakers Paints Of al kin
In small Tin Cans for family use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Convention on Saturday, plaioiy indicated MS
conviction tia. Missouri is to be saved to the
Union by Kidding her of Slavery, there being
NO other way. Of course, this means mar
slavery ia to be sent adrift nor, while the
peril is imminent; not some years hence when
the danger viii have passed or the rum be
complete. Thus another Balaam remains u
bes. the cause lie was sent to curse.
If tho Rebellion is crushed, Slavery IS bound
to die. Though not particularly lovely IN 'nelr
lives, in their deaths they cannot be dNioeo'
Neither the Abolitonsts, nor President LIN
coin, nor any ono else especially. can monopo-
lie the credit Of this most desirable consum-
nation. Let us then move straight on 10
save the Republic by the most direct and ei'
fec.ual means, and Slavery, Haman-like, Will
die the death it had decreed for tho Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. JUNE .. 1000

a considerable majority. Tbs German party
charges the Danish Government with usiDg
the mos. odlous and upscrDpulous means 10
rrpress the use of tho German language, and
to extend, instead, that of Denmark. Lord
Russell, who had sent a socrot agent to Ses-
wig, in order to investigate this question on the
SPOT. declared in tue English Parliament that
the complaints Of the German party oil Sics-
wig were in many respects well grounded.
England, therefore, rs well as the other great
Powers OF Europe has counseed Denmrrk
20 be more moderate in its demands, aud more
lust IN the adoption of its measures for CONSOLE
dating the kingdom.
The difficulty in the solution Of this question
arises from the fact, that there is as yet no
code of international law, approved BY tho
governments and satisfactory to the peoples,
who repudiate all laws that are not based up
on the fundamental principles OF political md
national seIi-g0yernment. The Slcswfg llol-
stein question has been used by the monarchIc
Governments OF Germany on the one hand, and
Of Denmark on the other, for selfish objects.
According to the principles which the Europe
an democracy, or as the Russian Government
now calls il, the Cosmopolitan Revolution, tries
to establish, it would admit OF an easy solution.
by uniting the Danish districts OF Seswig with
Denmark, and the German districts. together
with Holstcin, exclusively with Germany. Such
q solution recommend, itself 80 obviously TO
common sense that the discussion OF all ques'
tions Of this kind caunot fail in the end to
promote the advance Of democratic principles,
as being the only safeguard against those con-
slant international troubles which tue seish
policy of the princes is 50 eager to loment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival Of the America from Southampton,
May q, we have three days later news from Eu-
rope. Mr.. Roebuck addressed a meeting at Shelf
Seld, which, according to Tie London Times, was
attended by about 10000 persons, in favor Of a
speedy recognition Of Southern Independence.
He was again very violent in bis attacl upon Amer
Tea. The meeting adopted resolutions in harmony
with AIR. Roebuck's views, although a respectable
minority declared ia favor non-recogniton. BY Il
recent arrival in England, news received Of the
capture Of large number of blockade runner, by
the Union feet blockadiug Mobile. Notes addressed
by Holland, Denmark, aud Portugal to Russia on
the Polish question, and the Russian replies to them
have been publisbed. Portugal is the only European
Power which supports the more earnest remon-
STRANGE Of Euglsnd; most Of the other European
Powers Of tho second class ndorse more or less the
views Of the French note. A reply by the three
Great Powers TO those addressed TO them by Prince
Gorchskof will soon appear. Several new out
breaks are again mentioned, but on the whole the
Poles do mt appear to be gaining anything in
strength. The Italian Parliament has been opened
by speech of the King. The ministerial candidate
was elected President by overwhelming majority.
The candidate Of the left, Mr Crspi, received only
some twenty votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

writing English verses without a sibal,r. trt
of whas value was the result of hi, cb,S;sh
snd Chinese ingenuity Fernando Wood
might make speech without meptjo,io~
Slavery, but be is no moro likely to do n
than Mr.. Garrison himself. If we were ijpbt.
ing the Insurgents upon the question of the
Tariff, DO you think there would be nothing
SAID about the Tariff What was the Re.
formation but a medley Of talking and fghapg
ABOUT the supremacy of the Pope What was
the English Revolution but the same martial
aud verbal contest about the supremacy Of tho
KiOg' What wa. the American Revolution
but protest against the One Idea OF Taxa.
ton without Representation What vas tho
French Revolution but q struggle, all too in.
conclusive, for the One Idea Of Human Equal.
lty' The minor events Of History are svH-
ciently complicated, but every intelligent
reader soon discovers that our race has alway.
been instinctiyey economical Of its strength.
resources, and opportunities, and has been oou.
tent to grapple with one great problem at q
time. We need not fear tho sneers of future
generations, if We prove ourselves equal 70
tho thorough reception and viudc ton Of Oas
Idea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Much interest is just now felt IN the move
rAents Of Gen. Hookers army, or rather in
the anticipation of important movements. The
Rebels have been very restles. lately, moving
their men this way and that now seeming to
threaten raid on the north side Of the Rap
pahsnnock, and anon almost disappearing from
our front. Their newspapers have boasted Of
a new policy-that OF invading thc North, and
some apprehension has been felt along the
border that such movement might be under
taken. Such erratic movements on the Rebel
side generally cover a retreat, or AZ least the
withdrawal OF q portion Of their men; and 50
on Saturday there were stories Of tho eyacua-
tiou Of Fredericksburg. &c, aud lite reoccupa-
ton by Gen. Hooher's forces. The report was
prrmsture-Lee still holds fredericksburg. and
/ (th0ugh We are not 40 iHlOrmed) II IL " be-
inferred that no important dimiaution has been
made in bis strength. To ascertain these facts.
however, Gen. Hooker, on Friday, ordered .
strong accommodating force to crOss below the
town and stir up the Rebels. The order was
obeyed; pontoon bridge was thrown over,
the Rebels in ri1e-pits on the other aide were
driven out by brilliant charge, and our men
moved down 10 the Bowling Green Road, re-
NAMED all night, and returned by order on
Saturday. The fruits of this excursion, so lar
as reported, nre about 100 prisoners, and a
number of dead aud wounded on the Rebel
side, our own loss being very small. 1t ID
stated that the movement was satisfactory on
the information question, and that our Generals
are now certain about Lees force and po-
sltoB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
aCARD FROM MAYOR WOOD.

10 fsffor VI Inc y. b iFtps~
Sn,: IL is not true as stated, that while III "s"-
ius,ou last week denied TO the President IN" my ~
,,,eehes IN New Yo,s had been eoeaty reported ou ~"
eoutry repeated in my interview with M. 'as
OF tAcm a. delivered here. Nor is sfns shA
wa. u,uei by opprobslou, language by NswiorA '0as~
or nv any oth.t soldiers. fss Snow ana oeAsSe'
Newly orb solder. are gentleman, not ei'syt"1',
tb, .,,,m,nt In Justice to the repote" Of thi az"
du,,ov,,d IN, ,pseche. referred to with wondeu' 20
,n,, and 10 III. soldiers Of NewYosl. who have always
treated inc with respectful courtesy ,,,ooo
June }. 1868 ,,..,,o, nm.
I'VE understand that the demonstration VIZ
friendly to Mr.. Wood by Union 'o'd's'' W
made ut Camden, not OF Baltmore' ou' y.
shall be happy to believe that it was not MADE A,s
nj ALL And Mr. Wood, We are CONFIDENT vi"
agree with us that if New'iOrk soldiers s ~rO
he .tigma,ze. a. sighting in an unjust cause '
aud a. being constantly beaten .f'a '',. NUN
with respectful courtesy" it !, tho utmost
that no has right to eIpeeS-k"'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

d.,o, 70 load again but wenf IN p bayons' and ~heyw~
lAey had chance II Wa' all up vith the Re's'"
This, mind you, is the testimony OF an
euemy-of Herald man who confesses that he
did not believe negroes would fight well till be
was obliged to. The fact that they left ak
hundred men dead in tho Rebel works, out of
uue hundred, when compelled by overwhelm-
ing numbers to fall back, is not the mos. es-
senta; they had the advance, against strong
works thai had not been preached, under q
terrible eniilading fire OF all arms, and OF
course expected to suffer severely. The Herald
man Gays that "they moved forward under
the most murdcrous fire of shot, shell, grape,
canister, aud musketry, with sfeddiness that
was surprising'-tO him. Steadlness under
crushing fire is the hardest test of soder'y
capacity-auybody can charge in the open field,
where the foe stands face 10 face with you,
and is as liable to fall as you are. But TO
storm heavy fortifcations, where you know
that nine.tenths Of your shots must be utterly
wasted and useless--to walk steadily ana
slowly up to all but certain death, with full
knowledge that your fire is all but vested
tbis is work that none but good soldiers can
endure. And this Herald man says that " th'
flower of the British army at the celebrated
storming Of Ciudad Eodrigo "never moved
with firmer step or more solid column than
did this second division Of Gen. Bankss army
to the assault on Port Hudson, with negro
regiment ct the post Of honor And those
negroes not merely " fought with the despera-
ton of tigers'-they fought cise'y ms well as
terribly. knowing well that Notifications can
never be taken by standing before then and
popping at them with musketry, LATTER firing
ono volley they did not deign to load again.
but went in with the bayonet; and wherever
they had chance, it was oil up WITH the
Rebels" That is the way the bravest Veterans
charge Notifications; and these were poor ne
aroes who had never before been in serious
action.
-Nobly done, Second Regiment Of Louisiana
Native Guard though you failed to carry the
Rebel works against Overwhelming numbers,
YOU did not charge and fight aud fail in vain (!
That heap OF six husdred corpses, lying there
dark and grim and silent before and within
the Rebel works, is q better Proclamation OF
Freedom than even President Liucoln's. a
race ready to die thus was never yet retained
in bondage, and never can be. Even tho Wood
Copperbeads. who Will not light themselves
and try 10 keep others out of the Uuion RANKS,
will not dare to mob negro regiments If this is
their stylc Of fighting.
Thus passes ono regiment OF blacks TO death
and everlasting fame; but hundred more
are this day mastering TO replace 1t. These
will be in the field BY September, and twice
"a many forming behind them. Forward!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
GENERAL NEWS.

Coroner Ramney, yesterday, held IN iBquest Oh
the body Of Mrs Elizabeth began, at No. 259 West
Twenty Street, who was reported TO have
died by violence at the hands Of her husband, she
having been at the time III delicate situation The
Testimony showed that Edward began, the husband,
had beaten and kicked Der in most violent manner
The jury rendered q verdict that deoeased came TO
her death BY internal disease, superinduced by the
violence Of her husband. lie was committed 10
await the action Of the grand jury.
The steamship Great Eastern Capt Patop
sailed from Flushing Bay at o'clock on Saturday
afternoon for Liverpool Manhattan stesm-sngine
No. Of this city left for London on board the
Great Eastern. The engine is accompanied by Mr..
Charles Nichols, foreman; John Collins, engineer;
sx-Coancilmsn John Van Tine, Thos. Jones, jr.,
and Robert d. Evans. Engine No. 8 10 to take part
In the great steam fre-engns contest in London On
the let Of July.
Tho case Of John n. Griffin, charged with poi
coming three shipmssters Oh board the bark Betsy
Williams, wa concluded on Saturday In the United
States Circuit Court. The Jury, after an absence of
twelve hours. could not agree, and were discharged
a nidaight BY Judge shipmsu. When they first
asfs tho courtroom, st poon ssven were for scqui,-
al. and i've for the verdict Of guilty, and 20 70
manned througbeu. their deliberations.
The Hew-Yorh delegates to the Canal Conv.p.
Sson at Chicago have gone on visi. to st. Louis.
There they were entertained BY the Mayor and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Unless Johnston has or can very soon come
with heavy force to the aid Of Pemberton,
the. fall of Vicksburg is assured. We have
already noted the fact that bearer of dis
patches from Pemberton to Johnston had come
into Gen. Grants camp. The contents Of the
dispatches are now made public. Pemberton
says that bis forage is ali gone, bis men are
on quarter rations his ammunition nearly
exhausted, but he can hold cut yet for ten
days. That period was up yesterday Sunday.
The scarcity of forage is proved by the fact of their
killing horses or driving them toward our lines.
AZ there is no possible means Of bringing in
provisions and ammunition, the truth of the
entire statement seems probable. Our news
from Vicksburg is now up to Wednesday, Sd
inst. The planting of siege guns was progress
ing, and il was intended on that day to open
Ere along our whole line. Gen. Grants lines
had been contracted 90 that the armies were
within speaking distance in some places.