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Home Insurance.
A SPLENDID RECORD.
CAN'T BE BEAT!
Patrouize Your Own Company and Save
Your Money!
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company

The La Sale county MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company
Have assured during the past eight years. in this vci-
nifty, nearly
Sl,OOO,OOO.
The Premium Notes constituting their Capital on basis
Of received the same, amounting to over
SSO,OOO,
Secured by lien the property insured worth over
S3.OOO,OOO.
The cash required during this whole period,
TO meet Losses and Expeu has been but little over
$4,000,
Thereby saving to the embers nearly seven-eghts OF
their equiv lent 20 large Annual DIVIDEND
The public invited to avail themselves OF ehe Al
vantages offered by this Company.
Policies issued AZ this lowest possible rates on desir
able risks
JOHN V. A. HOES, Pres's
NM. n. TRUE, Ssc'y.
DIRECTORS:
Z Gridley Philo Lndley, Lorenzo Leland,
r A Hoes John Hossack, e. W. Jackson.
n. b. Bristol Geo. +. Walker, VIM. NJ True,
John d. Cater, Richari Gt.orEs, J. q. SsttinSer,
sohn Armour > T. Phelps, Ii. iaInton-
Ottawa, June I3, ls63--tf.
Bank of Ottawa building.
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FIRE AND MARINE.
Etna, cf Hartford, assets, }. $2,354,OIO 81
LIVERPOOL 81 London 1" :. 7,OSOo35 80
Illinois Mutual. :. l,I42,O54 so
Phoenix. New York. 1884 IS
Niagara. ..... 3O4OlS 81
American Exchange, u. V: 100000 co
North Western, OswegO, 262,6l5 w
North American, Hartford. ss6, 224 6S
LIFE.
Connecticut Mutual Hartford (assets). $5Oo,siS %
Mutual Benefit, New Jersey, (assets)-. A,43923l u
will issue policies favorable terms As any
reliable Company, and will guarantee prompt and
liberal adu OF all losses curing in agen-
cy Give NE call WM. u. TRUE.
Ottawa May 3 1870.
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Insurance Agency,
VIM. %, TRUE.
Office in Basement OF Bank OF Ottaw

Office in Basement OF Bank Of OTTAWA
am devo.iug nv whole time and attention to the
.he INSURANC BUSINESS, aud prepared to In
sure nv friends the public in the best C0pnnaes
In the United states. am Agent for the following
spIendid list Of Companies
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They Must Come Down.
Dry Goods Cheap for the Million,
STILL RULES,
AT WILLIAM REDDICKS,
No /, Readicks Black Ea,. side of Cour.
House Square.
No1wlTssASDiNG :he general iispo.ition 70 keep
The small profit, good value. and quick sale system
and also in making price. Gfis. 10 all CUSTOMERS,
motto a, REDDICI's.
FRENCH PRINTS l. GlNGHAMS,
FRENCH. MEIINO, COBOURG AND
ALAPACAS, SHIFTING. SHEETIXG.
LINENS, JACANETS, NULL, &C.
Az a. the loves; possible prices.
ALEX ND:,l..S KIDS.
Hosiery, Gloves, B4lHora'- '.r Ladies' and Misses
also, full assortment II Egd-y's celebrate, moor
SKIRTS, for Ladies and Misses, rem 2Oc to $3.50 per
Ladies ard Misses Ioois Skating Caps, Nubia.
routags CbiIdren's Hoods Mems Comforts
Men an Boys Buck and Wool Gloves and M;,ens,
VIII IA We Hill sell for p per cent less than any
house tile city.
I ZOO lbs Wool Yarn whish had Manufactured
from wool taken ,rOn my sheep, which " i'll sell At
Manufacturers Prices.
Important to Illinois Volunteers.
will Sc. my yarn the Families of Ill. Vol - per
cent. less than manufacturers prices.
.SHA Wis.
full assortment Of sliAWis. CHENILLE, Bho
CHE, STELLA, PACIFIC md HAMILTON, DOUBLE
and SINGLE, Of new and beautiful patterns or ladies
and misses
DOIE,STTC DEP.4RTHEbT
Which Is unusually full and complete in every de
par;nsn and comprises all the most popular styles
Prints 81 lettings Shiriings, DENNIS Stripes, Closhs
Linen and Cotto- Table Damas., Pillow Case CottsA
Russia Diaper. Crash, Canton Flannel Red and Wait
Atwood Flannel, &c. all ~ which will se &C. as
as the same quality can lie bought Tor IN the west
Cloths. Cassim eres. DoeskiDs, Sleeps cray, Sat
Cottonades and Jeans, al low prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth and Morocco Caters, EISiiA .
Calf shoes Misses Morocco Caters and Calf Shoe.
Mems Calf. Kip and Cow Ei4a Boots, hen 3!roe
u, 80 pair.
GROCERIES.
f',ll and complete assortment Of Sugars, Teas, ..
fee. Spices, Molass-=, the New York Celebrated
XXX Syrup: White Fish Goldfish, Macker-l, Herring,
Smoked al Pickle Dried Apple. and Peaches.
We shall endesvor at -! times 30 Keep on hand such
variety of Dress Goods adapted 20 the season
and such styles will please the great variety otastes
of customers. CALL AND SEE. Look at cur
politely courteousiy aud kindly treated. whether you
purchase not. If our stock Is not as large
desire remember that it be increased will,
New and Fashionable Goods, if you give your pat
ropage. Our Store is light. airy and pleasant Nc
good. will be msrepresented and if at You
ana satisfactory adJustm ent uilgbe made All that
We ask is, that you call anu exarning my stock att
No. /, REDDICK'S BLOCK.
Ottawa, Apl. 10, 1858. East of Court House.
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TIE combination OF ingredients IN these pills are the
result, Of = long and extensive practice They are
mild in their op Grafton. and certain in correcting all
irregularities, Painful Mensirustions, removing all OBJ
strue;ons whether from cold otherwise. headache
pain in the side papita,ons OF the heart. whites all
Affections Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back
and limbs &c, disturbed sleep, which arise from inter
ru,tions OF nature
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

are the eGectua remedy known for all
ri aints peculiar To all classes they in
valuable, indueng acits certdsnfy, periodical rs0u
Idrity They are known to thousands, who have used
them at periods, throughout the country hav
ing the sanction Of the most eminent Physicians in
america.
E11,licit directions s,atfng ,eh<n hey should not
be used, with each box-the Price One Dollar per
Boz, containing from 80 to so Pills.
Pill sent ny mail promptly, by yemstisg - the
Proprietor, either OF the Agents In Ottawa Sold
by Druggists generally.
R. b. HUTCHiSGs, PPsPRrEroR,
90 Cedar ST., New York.
For sale in Ottawa by E. Y. GRieGs and D. wALkKR.
For sale at Manufacturer prices by LsRD SMITH
Chicago, III. tapilS-S
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ytIUHs OF
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

the CONNIE cement OF new in the treatment
Of those irregularities and distractions which have
consigned many to a PRExArrrs GRAVE. No female
can enjoy good hea unless she is regular and when
ever an obstruction takes place the general health be
mini Ia cltrs
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Rem Bootmakers Wanted !!
VVO work on common Kip Boots. Steady work IL
u guaranteed BY r,n-uv,
Ny .. 'os. Norris eruady O., IT'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

Keep yonr children off the street
BY that we mean, do not let them make
acquaintance on the sidewalks. If they
frequent the public schools, ycu must es
tablish sort of verbal quarantine at your
own door, and examine the youthful tongue
once day, to see if it has not p secretion
OF slang upon it, -, -.r
Mrs. CarefuI'S little son Manfred came
running into the paternal mansion the
other day, shouting 30 the cook -.
Now then, old girl, slap up that dinner,
Why! Manfred! began the astonished
mother, where did you learn such language?
Who have you been playing with?
Me, said the hopeful. generally play
with Dick Turner, cause he's bully boy
with a glass eye. That's SO.
The fond mother was about to express
some aStonishment at the optieal misfortune
Of Dick, when the son contnued
Ma, Pm going to buy plug! Jem
Smith wears one. and I'm as big as he.
A plugl gasped the mother.
Yes stree, plug, I've got the spoadu
licks SalIed DOM in my box sure, its bound
TO come.
The mother at this juncture ordered the
youngster up stairs, aud sent for a maj
servant 10 interpret the slang.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

Count AuIich has arrived to succeed Cheva-
lier Hulsemann as the Austrian Munster Pleni-
potentiary to the United States. CheValier
Hulsemaun has represented his country here
for period OF twenty-five years.
News to the Goth, from Charleston, states
that Sumter's walls were preached and its guns
senced. 1t would soon surrender.
Lee has been receiving reinforcements for the
past week, and is preparing for an offensive
movement. Probably feint.
Nothing further is said at Richn. ond about
hanging Captains Sawyer and Flynn. The
rebels are a little considerate.
The gloom about Charleston still peryades
Richmond. The Southern papers howl.
The Richmond (Yirginia) Rhig wakes furi-
ous at the Yankees, +" The foul foe" OF the re-
bells. 1t sees no escape from long war but 10
two things--loreign Intervention or Northern
COpperhead intervention. These chaps know
their friends" as well as Governor SeymouI
does his The Whg says the rebels want aid
from France-tbey are able TO pay for it--and
II France wi II intervene, they will have sweet
revenge on the Yankees.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

The gucrrllas who inlest the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, again made thcir appear.
ance on the tow path on the oath, about
twenty-five miles above Georgetowu. They
appeared in squads Of fifteen or twenty,
but as they were told by boats they hailed
that other boats were near at haud with
troops on board, they did no damage. An
active pursuit Of guerrilla bands who infest
the country in the vicinity of our lihes is
constantly kept up by our cavalry, and
more or less cf them are daily captured.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29
Cicrgymcn,
Lawyers,
Physicians, and
Citizens,
Tesying their personal knowledge, TO the beneficial
effects aud medical virtues OF these BitteIs.

Testifyng of their personal knowledge TO the beneficial
effects aud medical virtues Of these Bittes.
From Rer. Nson Br0ieH ID. D., Editor Of The EHcyclO
pedia Of Religious KhOU!cdgcl
Although not dsposdd to favor recommend Patent
Medicines general through isust Of their ingredients
and ELECTS yet know of sufficient reasons why
may testify the benefits he belisves himself to have
cived IRON simple prepaaton in the hope that he may
thus contribute 10 the benefit Of others.
do this the readily in regard to Hooands German
Btters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson of this city, because
peudiced against them for many under the inn
preston that they chiefly alcoholic mixture am
indebted my friend Robert Shoemaker ESQ for the
mova of this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
try them, when suffering from great and long
tinued debility. The Of three bottles of these Btter at
the beginning of the present followed by evident
relief and restoration to degree of bodily and mental vigor
which had et for six months before and had almost
despaired reganing therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June 20, 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

CONSTITUTIONS CREATED. TO build up
good constitution, we must take good care
of hat we have, and add to it, by pretty
hard work aud moderate thought, until the
age Of forty five; then there should he less
work aud more thought. Bodily labor
consoida,cs the constitution up to forty.
five; then, mental labor preserves 1t, keeps
it good to the verge Of tUurscore years, if
the bodily activities ale very moderate.
As witness Humboldt, who was great
traveller in early life, but from fifty to nine
ty great student. Many similar Instances
will occur TO intelligent minds The gene
raj idea is Of great practical importance
Work hard until forty five thine hard
after aud oil the while be temperate in
all things. This is the way to 1--we long
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

The rebel newspapers in North Carolina and
Virginia oiamor loudly for the suppression OF
the I,alcigb STANDARD tho otacisl paper of the
State, which bids defiance 70 JEFF DAVIS and
nll the dcstruchrcs in the Southern cun'eder-
acy. 1t has a circulation larger than that of
any other Journal in the South, and is rapidly
increasing which, together with the public
meetings in different parts Of the State Indicate
conclusiyely that it but expresses The wishes OF
the people Of NORTH Carolina. Its columns
are open 10 the ablest writers in the State,
and other siaiesmarliko articles against scccs
sion nre unanswcrablc. The editor, Hon. w.
w. IIolon, who caned the rebel editor Of the
Raleigh Stale Journal q short time since,
threatened John Mitchell Of the Richmond
Enquirer, with like treatment.
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NEW York nIarket-Aurnst D.

cotton-Market duh and drOopug Sales at CSC for
mdding uplands. t. rrr.|
FtOur-Ihe demand Is quite moderate. Old has again
declined Sc. Sales at Sib5Di S5 for extra state $0OD5,
heat-Narket fully lc lower with moderate export de-
mand sales at Ioegfl0l for choice spring. eocl5 ior
Milwaukee club; 81 ,i369l 10 for winter red western
Corn-Aaket opened steady aud eosel duf, with down
ward eHdency Saes at 73s4c for shipping mixed western
OatshaIket shade nTrr sales At 4se152e for western
Moiasses-Marketq quiet and hrn. sales New Orlcan'
at 3axoj3c.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

TIE ENTIRE OF HEALTH. VINO WIEIDs
ITS ScErrEE.-U Universal Empire has been
the darling object Of scores Of despots, dy-
nasties, and states, from the time of the
Pharaohs to that Of Napoleon le Grand.
Seas of. blood have been shed to attain it,
and the bones of the myriads who have
been slaughtered in the pursuit Of this
chmcra, would, if they could bc collected
in one mass, overtop TIE highest peak of
The 1Iimalayan mountains. Rome came
nearest the consummation, yet even she
was never, in truth, the absolute Mistress
Of the World
Yet there is q species of universal en-
pire which has been attained. 1t is an
empire MT over the souls and rodieS OF
mankind, but over their diseases. The
COZ qneror who has achieved this grand re,
suit is Doctor Holloway, Of London;-
least we are taught TO believe that he has
done SO by vouchers from all parts of the
Christian aud heather world which seems
to he irrefutable, and which, in fact, SO far
as we know, have, never been challenged.
! His Pills and Ointmen: are universal rene,
dies in double sense. They are disscm.
mated throughout the habitab,c globe, and
they are-so crowds of Witnesses assure
us-uniccrSaHV successful.
In this country it is qnite certain that
tic Pills are used with the most beneficial
effect in disorders Of The stomach, liver and
bowels, and that scrofula, and all the
family of crnptive diseases and dscharginq
sores, give way TO the healing operation o
the Ointment.
Surely the noblcst Of all universal en-
pires is that which stretches its healing
sceptre over the maladies of nations!
---' Dan BOOb
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Hon. John uutchins, sent as special
agent of the Government 10 New Orleans,
has returned, and brings most hopeful ac'
coynt of the position Of Union affairs in
that section. lie says the people almost
unanimously admit that the rebellion is
failure, and hope, for the sake Of peace,
that the tail end of treason may soon be
squcched. Mr. lIutchns reports in favor
of re establishing the United States Mint,
and thinks that its establishment will make
the citizens feel more secure, and demon
strate that the fixed purpose of the Go
vcrnment is TO forever hold New Orleans.
Many of the old banks of New Orleans
have become insolvent, having subscribed,
at the commencement of the war, for Con.
federate bonds, now worthless. These
banks the people have no confidence in,
aud arrangements are being made to estab-
lish u National bank, under the auspices OF
the Comptroller of Currency. The supply
of cotton in Louisiana is much more extern
sive than was expected, and it is now
coming into New Orleans in large quanti
ties. The rebel cotton burning theory, il
seems, never worked, and immense sup
plies of cotton, thought to be burned, are
continually coming TO light. Twenty thou
sand pounds are reaching the city daily
The health Of New Orleans remains good
and there is no prospect of yellow fever.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

THE Canucks seem to have been sirzed with
fit of the vapOrs, in consequence Of u piece Of
Information having leaked out, 10 the effect that
Canada is 10 be invaded by the surplus forces
ofthe North. Thomas darcy niece gather
ed the story, so it is alleged, from Mr.. Vallan-
diohnml
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

Two steam transports from OF Morris Island
miduight Of the 2lst, report the bombardment
continued. Tho south wall of Sumter demol.
ished almost TO its base. Wagner, Gregg, and
other batteries. replied at short intervals. An
expedition was fitting to silence the james Is
land batteries, which have become annoying
Every confidence in our success is felt by all.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

FIOur-aes 80 bbls double extra fIOn ned wheat al
$I,6l1le and 200 bush DO at 81 50.
Wheat-u ncmfged. Sales 900 bush red free on
board at lO6 cars on track at Sl,II doat 1908
aud choice white at 49,
cOrn-salca cars On track at ooc, and prime ye
low at Ole.
Oats-IIigher. Sales car at 43e.
Seed-Sales 70 bush timothy at $3.50.
Butter-Quvt. Sales small lot common at loo
Eggs-sales at &c
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

The U. S. Brig Bainbridge, is reported lost
by fouuderng al sea on voyage from N. Y.
70 Port Royal, aud oil on board but the cook
md colored man were lost. ...-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

EXPLOsIoN.-Tne steamer City Madison,
was being loaded with 1munitlon, at
Vicksburg, on the 24th inst, aud had re-
ceiVed nearly full load, when negro,
carrying percussion shell on board, let it
fall, causing instant explosion The boat
took Fl e, and communicated TO the ANNA
milton on board. Tue steamer was entire
y destroyed Out Of one hundred and
sixty men on board, only foar were known
to escape. The City Madison, large side
wheel boat, was owned by Captain j S.
Madison, of Indiana, aud worth $40, 600
A correspondent of the St. Louis Dem
Oerat, who was at Yicksburgh, says the
loss OF life was only from thirty TO fifty.
There were over four hundred tons of eX-
plosive material on the boat, not one.fifIh
Of which, however, exploded. The explo-
sion of the first shell was light, but in 3
seconds time. bang. bang, went hundreds
of others, until communicating with the
powder, the explosion eliminated in dull
dead sound that made the very earth trem-
ble, tearing the hull into a million Of pieces,
aud leaving the entire boat complete
wreck. The heavy anchor weighing nearly
ton, was lifted from the fjrecastle, carri'
ed about seventy five yards and buried il
the earth almost out OF sight.
| The Toronto Leader, Of August Goth
announces the discovery of reasonable
plot ,e betray Canada into the hands o
the Lincoln Government. and says Mr.
Archibald, the British Consul at New
York. has communicated the fact to The
British authorities. The Canueks are {
little seaFy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

The particulars Of the great robbery on
the night of the 23d, Of the Express Office
at st. Louis of about $4,000;
About two O'clock in the morning the
office d or was found open by the watch.
man. The gas, as usual, was burning in
side. Tue ollicer fouud the clerk lying al
most iusensible, aud in an apparently SUI
fering condition upon hi, bed Near him
were .gntta pereha bottle, containing
chloroform, three spungGs, and at his head
niece of cotton cloth, that evidently had
been saturated with chloroform. The safe
was open and the key in the door. With
difficulty the clerk was partially aroused;
his muscles seemed at first singularly rigid,
and his situation rather alarming. In the
back room, on his couch, lay the porter
asleep, with u fourth sponge near his face.
lie was awakened without much difficulty.
The safe was found to have been robbed
OF the entire contents ola Tin box, in which
had been placed packages Of various
amounts between Fifty & sixty thousand dol
lars in United States Treasury notes, some
five thousand dollars designed to go by the
North Missouri train. A considerable
number Of other packages not placed in the
lin box, aud qnuniity Of gold coin, were
left untouched. Iu the safe was the clerk 5
pistol. -
The roguc8 evidently entered by one OF
the windows left open, administered chic
roform to the clerk and the porter, aud
took from beneath the formers pillow bis
pistol and 1.-The keys TO the safe. From II
shelf near the safe they took u small crank,
or lever, which had always TO be used tc
prepare the lock for the key.
The fact shows that the burglars either
were vey much skilled in the matter o
safes in general, or had become particular
ly posted as to this individual safe. Til,
ehloroform bottle will contain eight Ounces
and had three ounces of chloroform left il
| it, indicating that five had teen used
The DIrFIcuLrY IN NEW GoRK.-rhe SO,
100000 ordinance OF New Y York city remain;
unsigned. Whatever the technical difference
may be, the real difference is just this: Tht
Mayor wants to get men to go 10 the field by
aiding their families; the Common Council
, want to prevent the Government from gettn!
} men at all by making the Taxpayers buy off al
who are drafted. The Mayor has now vetoed
| tho ordinance
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{" PSYCHOMANCY. |"

HOW either sex may fascinaie and gain
the love confidence affections and good will of any
person they choose instantly. THIS simple mental acquire
men all can possess securing certain success In love- mar
riage, &c.
Free by mail for 2l eens together With Guide TO the
Unmarried OF Both SeAesan extraordinary book oi great
interest," Third edition copies sold. Address
7. WILLIAM Co, Publishers,
Ce5.ly Philadelphia, Pa
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SHERlFF'S SALE

Astabua Common Pleas June Term, 1868.
The State of Ohio
against Execution
Ralph Atkins.
10y virtue of an execution duly issued
- from said Court In the above case, TO directed,
will offer for sale by way of public auction at the Door of the
Court House, in Jefferson, Ashtabula County Ohio,
On SATURDAY the 29th day of August, A. D. 1868.
At o'clock of said day. the following described Goods and
Chattels, to wit
One Aliens Patent Six-shooter Revolver.
One Large Dirk, Silver Scabbard and Leather
Belt.
One Cast-iron Machine for Plating Metals.
One Crucible ..--
One Galvauic Battery, nearly complete.
One Pair Coin Scales.
One Microscope, and
A quantity of Chemicals and Composition used
in making Coin, and Cast Plates for holding
Dies.
E. A. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
SheriTs Office, August 10, 1903 3-7l2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-29

And those working hard with their brains, should always
keep bottle Of H0OFLANDS BTTEltS them, they
will much benefit from its use, to both mind and body
invigorating and not Depressing
1t is not Liquor Stimulant,
And leaves prostration.