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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

iHASKsorvING--Thursda the day set apart
by the President to he observed 10 thanksgiy.
ing, praise aud prayer, for The late victories of
our arms, so signal and decisive as to furnish
reasonable grounds for augmented confidence
that the defeat and overthrow of treason, and
the return Of peace apd prosperity Of the coun.
try is among the designs of Heaven. was OBJ
served 10 this place with becoming respect and
solemnty. Our merchants with but single
exception or two, 10 obedience to previous
pledge. suffered their places Of business to re-.
main closed for tho day. and manual labor was,
with here there an exception, suspended. The
religious community, comprising the several
churches, held union service at 10 o'clock, 10
the congregational church. coming together 10
goodly plumbers and the services were partiei
pa;ed in by The respective pastors ss follows. /.
Invocation by Elder MoRros. Of the Baptist
church; prsyer by Rev. Mr.. GrLLsrr. Of the
Presbyterian church, address by the Pastor,
Rev. Mr.. CoSkLIS. and concluding prayer by
Rev. Mr.. GuY. The services were engaged
with much apparent devotional feeling by the
sadieuce, and were imbued with spirit OF fer
veat patriotism and devotion to the Union.
The address was an able. wsll.bslanced effort.
and although We hare heard some Oopperhead
objection to II, its tsaor was sucb. We think. %
no loyal nan eosld Gail 10 approve 10 bis heart,
whatever might be bis wirisgusss 10 further par.
ty interests. 9J.tggF
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MAJ. J. A. PhESricE left home on the 9th
for Cairo, to take charge Of tlat post under the
Qusrtermaster's Department at St. Louis. The
Major has the right qualifications for such po.
s'ion, aud he will justify the confidence which
this appointment Indicates, and which has been
80 unwittugIy. on his part, thrust upon him.
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rolMt CnARLxs AusTis, sou, OF Mr. A. e. Aus
tin, Of Austinburg, will return to Corinth abou,
the 2o,h OF this month"; and will take charge Of
anything that friends INST desire to send 10 the
contrabaud hospital at that place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

IsrEsxAL Rsvsxux ---Tboss Interested IN tho
examination OF the lists with view 10 com
plant, or the correction Of errors, will see the
notice ofibe assessor In smother column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

q OLD AND Nsw Specimens oi well.ripened
apples Of the present season, together with
those oflast years product. 10 good state OF
preservation, grown upon the premises of f. r.
Williams, Esq were presented US the other day
by that gentleman. s.,f.rta
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

u. -. SIX Per Cent Bonds-called
Five TweAtiss-ior Sale at the s.. -.......f f-t
~ Farmers Bank OF Ashtabula ~
Banksbs money received. These Bonds payable pru
ep4 and interest," In Coin, and exempt taHato
Asht.sala, o., April "a, Ises. sos,
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DISCOVERED AT LASTi


DIR. u. q. PncRHAMs
rNIDIATT SAN aA-TLvI
~, Ier ths csys ef brptisr s-d Dssars @ fis ssis,
sALr RHSUm. PIsPLEs ON THE FACE on BODY
0hronle Erysipens, Scrofula, Prahie Itch Leprosy,
sOaid Head Ulce2isd sos.lss. and F'vsS
THIS Medicine is prepared by regular
ssss IL ss.; . sss.s,s Justly si. ogyssria 1.s;.
isrssts ss% dg, ss psss nat s Msdsss Witch
ss,r.s,.a 6 rr' 'Ssy : SItS ss S,.e-.
/, a-eRRTipfcArEs
U. y. .fsrsRsAG Rsvrsun,
Assessors Once. 10Th Dist,
ss T. Q. Psosn.s; ", wife has been sorsly afflicted
With sAIF RHEUM for s6out twenty years For great
part 81 the uu'e her mrrrngs that she
obliged to keep her hands pouic"s II Is hardly necessary
TO say that she bss tried remedies without veetinx
cure & Shs was ans, psrsety euredby aking Que botue
Up MURPHY,
Assessor 10Th Dist, N. Y.
For .ss y eEo WILLARD. A.h,abula, o. RI emcss
Pensions and Bounties.
Importont 10 H'ido,es and H,irs Of Deceased
Soldiers, .. TO Inraia !. Disabled Soldiers
THE Undersigned il authorised by q Ii.
Il ceuse from The United Ststss, 70 procure from the
Proper Departments for the benefit " heirs Of deceased sol
ders, 20 r '.'. -.' f.' GI = --T7-7
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay,
las provided by congress Of July 1901 and July 1882,
and also Pensions aud Back Pay invalid and dsabed so
deIs And lsY Peniqns and Bounty Lsuds Tor soldiers
their heis OF The wars Of the Revolution, or Of 1sl2 e
which they be entitled BY acts Of eonge) All
Of the above nature committed to him will be promptly and
epsfetcaly put through and In Of failure charge
win Be made except tot money actually paid out to civil oes
for 'hd'' and certificates necessary to prpys the claim
Ashtabuis. November 81, 1892. , CTS
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The .ashtabuta Telegraph has several local
editors, Judging from q receut announcement, de.
scriptive Of" q trip--by one Of our locals" We
are glad that bro. Reed is 10 position to em.
ploy variety OF talent. aud yet we can't see
exactly where it crops out-Reporter.
The Reporter ought not, perhaps. to be held
accountable for any bliudness on this wise, for
the brains OF the establishment has been, some.
what severely tasked for week or two back
in the study Of the history of the Children OF
Israel. aud their sauguoary aud summary pun.
ishment for their obduracy in refusing to let
the Egyptians 60! The overwhelming of the
chosen peo ,le in the Red Sea Is sufficiently alb
sorbirg for the time.being. certainly
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

UNION RALLY.-The friends of the Union
will not forget or disregard the grand rally for
this county which is to come off in this village
on Tuesday next. The considerations that urge
earnest, warm, decided acton in behalf Of the
government are so numerous and forcible that
1t would seem to be unnecessary to more than
allude to the gathering of the friend of republic
an liberty, to cali out hearty response and full
attendance. Treason and its adherents are
fierce as the beast of prey. The workers of ruin
are steady In purpose, and relentless in spirit.
Does loyalty need argum ent to quicken deyo-
tion9 Let us then suspend the drudgeries of
life, and devote half day to taking counsel to-
gether, and showing to the powers of darkness
that the boon of liberty, bequeathed by our ia
theirs is worth an effort to preserve Messrs
Riddle and Hitchcock viii acquit themselves
like nell, and their words viii inspire us with
renewed zeal and devotion. ...
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Haskell & Son.

AActSAolt " 0VLl,
IT'D s noinD 1Iud NE
bSM H.A ,sslasf az V
Wa,.Id ,Lnfars. A, p..,,. .f 1i:-y
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p isa"is'- - -, '''''.' Nt'
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re- A.. m, 49, ~
j. ,nond M ,.ss ,s.. to. w,.s' -. w Nv. sse fNcn-
smr1 Ahr.har, IN. In,.,.- n-,,.,
hoIh"hm 'he ihnois bahephtter,i stIh .
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Food and Raiment
.. our extremely and un.eooon,.s,y Low pscss ..s
Hnt rnf rrHHi -
Fact NO. III.
=,
Thst heis not N Beuishtes AhfaA~lss nose Co~rets
" osuef oeiee'eo st"ef OF loivlIas1"i aHada1ir1H
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

Prrrssor's MasAzrsK, for September, s Thus
early before Us, laden With pleasing reading
matter. II is bandsemcly Illustrated with a
sue steel plate spd eoIorcd fashion plate. TO.
gether With Psttsrns 10 variety Of fancy work
II sso coptsins m entirely rev cook book
with other receipts for the toilette, sick.room.
&c. Thus this justly popular monthly contains
more for the money than any other magazine in
the world. Price % year. Liberal premi'
ums are offered to those who get up clubs
Address Chas. J. Peterson, No. 3oG Chestnut
street, Philsdel phta. LII. L.L- W l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

Mathews' Chocolate Worm Dropsi-Never
fail To destroy and exterInnate all kinds OF Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable In all and far superior to aud
all the Fancy Worm Confeco and yemifuges In
They may be taken at all tnes with perfect safety
they routsin No Mercury other deleehous Drug Moth
should always purchase them and give their children
other No caharc whatever necessary to he given. Each
box contains "a Drops or I.ozengea Price 25 cents
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
C. X. WALKER, Gen. Agent,
GOT ~ -.f Buffalo. y. Y. Fort Erie, c. VI.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

The SheriE IL will be seen by advertisement,
calls the election for hsld officers for the Sd
Regiment ofMiIitis, for this county. There is
q good chance for prowess and patriotism.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

APPOINTMENTS FOR 1853.
DR. s. G. CLARK, Gerr:sn Reformed
Botanie Physician and Surgeon,
VIII consult patients for chronic diseases OF evsy character
free Of charge,
n the following times aud places during the pIeent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08
Lumber Wanted.
Hats and Caps,

pALM Leaf. Straw, and Leghorn Hats
Il Soft Fst Hats MoCelsu Burnside Port Royal and 9th
o. styles. Boys light small checked Summer Caps At
AORRISONs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08
To Nervou. Sunsrers OF Both sexes.

expensive modes OF treatment wtthont SUCCESS considers 1t
his sacred duty TO tommunicare to his afflicted fellow
tures the MEANS CURE Hence the receipt ofan sd
dresed envelope he will send rec the precrip
ton used. Direct to DR.. JOHN DAGsALL, 1S0 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn NY. ss-,-~--...., -r~-~
Card 10 tho Sane RIM g-The Rev. WILLIAM
eosGRovE, while iaboring Missionary IN JAPAN
cured of Consumption when all other had fled
recipe obtained from learned physician residing In the
great city Of Jeddo This recipe has cured great numbers
who suffering frem Consumption, Bronchitis Sorc
Throat, Coughs and Colds and debility nervous
preston caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of bene6ng Others will send this recipe which
have brought home with me, to all who need It free of
charge. Address REv. wM. COSGROvE, Id,
y676 459 Fulton Ayanue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08
RLAcK BROAD CLOTH from Two

= psn.s. e q ssllsn ~ y.ss. sl we've cssassr.
hoe ssv:sy e.e esee ~ fo1. q Ne wsq kso~p ans
anythLps Ia the rsststk wear and ~, ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES-Dr. Cheese
mans Ptlls.-Tbe combust.n of ingredients In these
Ps are the result Of long and extensive practice They
are mild 10 their opeon and certain in correcting
oartes Painful Menstruhon removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise headache pai In the side
palpston Of tho heart whites all affections,
tes fatigue, pain In the back and mb &C. disturbed
which arise from Interruptions OF nature =
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
va the CONNER Of n tho of those
Irregularities and obstruetons whic, no
to premature grave No female enjoy good health un.
less she 10 regular and whenever plaza
the general health begins to decline.
..af.I ~ Gi.-lrs. DR. GHEEsKMASs PILLS
are the most ecctus remedy complaints De-
euiar TO Feins les To all classes they Invaluable
ing with certainty. periodical regularity They
TO Thousands who have used them at different periods hrou
out the country having the sanction OF
inent PLY yniciaas In America q s.,,. .fr..4t-
Explicit d econ stating when they should net be used
with each boxthe price 81 Box containing from 50 to
90 pills. .sHfif = ~ tfa -,
Pills sent BY mail promptly, BY remitng the proprietor
Sold BY Drugyists generally. r. D. HUTCHIEGs. Prop,
F. 20 Cedar street, n. Y.
Sold In Ashtsbula by. ......... GEO. WILLARD.
Sold In Conneaut by ...... D. LYONS. $50
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q. 900 BUY YODr Wall Pepper Of
oSONO MO- Dick.

ther eciumn. --.Tr
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{" "PSYCHOMANCY -

F6xOf1OIuANOT
HOW either sex may fascnate and gain
the love confidence asetons and good will Of spy
psrson they chooss instantly This simrls mental acquire.
usnt al can poosss securing certain saoess 10 love-
frss by Ds Tor as csets together wit esids 10 the
g?@arsd q Both sszsssn szI.erdiosy boob Of gree.
:. WILLIAM co.. Publishers,
easily Philsdslphis, Pa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HE,msrREET's
INIMITABLE tsAIR RESTORATIVE.
.vo;,o. 1T IS NOT, a DYE. J,-t.u

Bu, cray hair 70 its original eofo w uppyin the
capillary trtee .ih natural sus,ensnce, BY
ne, Destroying the vitality snd besnty ofe MIR afford
OF themselves no Dressing Hemstreets Inmisble CooinE
cess, bat gives the hair
\1,+N LUxURIANT BEAUTY, -t.t.tt
Promotes it growth, pfevsbts IA nips on ersdicst.r
dsndru and mps health and plesssptness 10 the
u has stood the teet Of time, beipg the original Hair Color
inf and 10 constantly increasing In favor Used By both
Frnflencp and ladies' u 10 d by all rerpeesbs do lsr
can be prtsursd BY them oftis sspfsereh sfsh D.
Barnes Co. 7o2 Broadway, New York Two se 20 cents
i.al.l COB .-.qart ~ vsqrHf H..'r|t t-i....
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/ ACES and Embroidery. White Goods,
~ Drspery Muslin, Irish Linen, Shir. Fronts, Crmpsd
Dmity Linen Coiisrs, Marseil,es Bants and Little no
ns too numerous to mention, but all needui and uss
nd will bs sold low at MORRlSONS
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NIubICs-FHOF. 7.
whose long experience and Teacher and Per-
former him for the work. holds himselfn readiness
for giving instruction upon the fvr
81 Organ, Pianoforte, Violin or Guitar,
at his residence In Ashabula from Friday Evening unit
MJHday Noon, and from THesday Erering until THrsday
Fo0n In connection with the Union School Conneaut
H. will be found at the Blake House In that place, the
nsnder Of the term. Sheet hne and Books Furnished when
desired. His terms reasonable.
Instruments for In instruction, furnished Ashabus
and Conneaut. 4aa 'n
Instruction In Vocal Music will be given for
voices Ashtsbula, Dec 90 1851
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Three Cents Postage

all will cost you to write 10 Mr. Hail. however dlstan
live valuable information about
and you not "handy with PEN" get hsnd 70
write for you. You cah save money.
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Choice of Pianos, sc.

Mr. H. Is not confined to the sale Of particular PAnos
but will furnish any good make In this country Europe
When desired Mr. II, will give his custones the bsnea,
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Clsrgymsn Post Masters Teachers and others request
ed IA act agents where established, and bes
allowance will bs made for ali sAss valuable
| furnished however Distant
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Ohio Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Pennsyiya
MA the groundwork for future trade and instruments
viii be delivered free Of charge when desired and
In every particular. or money refunded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-25

fcAtiOns secured, they have the prospect
those Of them uesdfil 10 hold them-of
high and pleasant quarters, whilst the Ac
tivity Of the gpnbOAtS will 60 far to exempt
the Government from the necessity OF keep.
log large force occupied 10 that vicinity.
And as for Charleston, the feet there
always enjoys certain advantages. in hsv.
lug sea air, aud the islands in possession
places which were the usual summer re.
sorts Of the natives themselves. II the
fortiGcatious are taken, they eau be held
without any uuuSuAl sacrifice Of health !;
and so we see that 10 The two neiRbbor.
hoods which now command the greatest
share Of public Interest, We have no reason
10 hope for aught but active movements
and II good result.
All this, wsrepeAt, Is something to excite
reasonably good hopes that the cause Of
the Union Is advancing, aud that ere long
something cOucIu1ttiiWill bappen % iGrAI
the defeat OF the rebels 10 concerned. AT
any rite, one may search ,bs columns Of
the Southern papers, aud they, at least,
have scarce word Of comfort for their
duppS, amidst the disastrous future that
frOwns upon them.
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Prom tho baltimore American

Everything IN the way of news that bears
upon the rebel "situatiOn, shows that they
are lar worse OF 10 the way Of military
supplies Of all kinds than they choose to nc
knowledge. For months every paper in
the South nearly that bias spoken of their
condition, has acknowledged the over.
wheIming importance Of holding Vicksburg
and the line Of the Mississippi river and
yet, according to Col. GrierSon, who has
had better opportunity than any one else
Of estimating their resources at the m0St
vital point 10 the COufsderACy, they were
very poorly provided, or, as be put the
case, their resources Of all kinds have been
greatly over estimated.
And II such is the cRse there-around
Vicksburg-whAt must be their condition
at points esleemed Of less consequence to
them 10 maintaining the conIest2 What
must be their real Tears Of the future even
on the score Of supplies, Of provisions
Nhen We hear Of shipments OF bacon TO
them from Liverpool. an article most like.
ly frat sent from this country, and which
Il Is now hoped may reach them through
The expensive and roundabout and hazard.
Gus way Ol the run through the blockade
What the risks begin to be considered Ia
England We may learn from the London
7TmT, when that print considers the "arri'
val" Of even rebel dispatches on either
side as "A lnatter Of chance" 0ue would
suppose that the announcement that they
were out Of provisions 10 that degree thai
they must needs DO spnt from Liverpool
would not set the "COnfBderAtU lOAn" for
ward any.
Whilst We are writing, the news from
VlckSburg certainly looks mos. favorable
and II that stronghold Is finally captured
and ths navigation Of tho Mississippi Il
thus eiIeCtnaIly secured, one Of the mos
difficult problems Of the whole war will hi
solved Gl a most fortunate moment. w
bAVs had the prospect to contemplate, pos
uIbls, Of another IIekly GsnSon for thl
troops there, right on the banks Of th'
river OrAboaTd tho ships, With the fOrLI
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yUm the Nov York Post.


While 4 few Roman Catholics in thil
city, like the Able McMuSterS aud Mr.
AullAly, editor Of the AetropOtitGn Record
adhere to the cause Of the rebels, it iS graf.
flying to know that the best aud most re.
spectacle priests 10 that Church, as well
as the great mass Of the laity, are true to
the Union aud to the cause OF human free.
dom. 10 this they are only following the
traditions Of their Church, which has al
ways opposed itself to human slavery.
10 recent letter General RoSecrans com.
mendS the course Of the editor Of the Cin.
cinuAl Tlegrdph, the leading Roman Cath.
olic journal Of the West, which has, as our
readers know, taken strong grOuud 10 favor
Ot liberty and against slavery. Such men
as Gen. Rosecraus, tho Rev. Z. Purcell and
Bishop Smyth Of Iowa are an honor TO
their church. Concerning tho latter,
who Is one Of the StaunChest loyal men Of
the West, We recently printed 4 paragraph
from Dubuque paper, A resident Of the
place has since then called upon us and
made us acquainted With some Of the Wor.
thy Bishops personal traits. 49,
It appears that Dubuque 10 a nest Of
COpperheAds. and that the Roman Catbo.
lie Church, which thcrs includes come Of
the most influential citizens, hAs In her
bosom number Of violent Synpathizers
with treason. It Is perhaps enough TO say
that Mr. MAhOney, who has lately pleased
his enemy by writing book, Is one Of the
lambs Of the flock. General G. B. Jones,
formerly United States Minister to BogotA,
is also Of that fold. 1t was understood 10
Dubuque that q society was forming with
the design Of making active resistance to
the draft. Tho Bishop heard Of the move.
ment, and knew that the society was not
0uly disloyAI but secret; aS 10 we'll euongh
ISuoTn, tis'~TaAmAu Catholic ChdEeh will
tolerate no secret societies. and be theI efore
Informed his congregation on certain Sun.
day morning that be would excOmmuuiCate
any Hud all who should join the OrgAniza.
tiOn referred 10. This announcement was
received with blank faces by the faithful,
and with uudIssembIed rage by the copper
beads outside the pale OF the Church. But
the effect was to kill the movement dead,
as far as the Roman Catholic population
were concerned.
Ever since the firing of the first gun,
Bishop Smyth has kept the national flag
flying on bis house, next bis church, aud
both edifces are thus included beneath its
folds. lie Is fearless and Incorporating
10 his loyalty, neither ObtruSiVe nor too
belligerent, but never covering personal
timidity with the convenient cloak Of the
duties Of bis profession His influence for
good is very great, for against his private
character and uobleness Of heart no word
10 ever spoken.