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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11


The following paragraphs are from q
speech delivered by the celebrated John 3.
Cough r.
10 walking through one of your hospi.
tails, yesterday, aud standing up to speak to
those men, l was completely unnamed.
My voice quivcred, my eyes were filled
with tears and my heart throbbed almost
to bursting. For some time was unable
to speak. Oh, they are heroesl tell yor
when look at man who gives bis lif
for his country, look at true patriot.
honor such man aye. with the profound
est honor. The United States uniform
however rogged-and is 1t is ragged it i
more infuential-is at once q passport tt
my heart. l tell you, my friends, thank
God l live to day, though it is day ol
darkness, day of blood, day of war
and when I pass through the country and
at every station see long boxes lifted out,
station after station, weeping friends ready
to take away the body, covered with the
flag of our country, to bury it in The home
sepulchre, my heart is said but over the
graves Of these brave heroes we will erect
II monument 10 tell men how they died
where they died, and for what they died,
and there is a generation that will come
to stand with heads uncovered, by the
graves Of the dead soldiers in the campaign
in this day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

A newspaper writer contends that man
ought to show as much courtesy to his own
wife as to his neighbor's. A debateable
subject. '.l'.i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

linus SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
tesm estabishment North Main street, near the
Am-s n ". yrinston. Ashtabula, o, 45i.-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

The rebel papers at the South. west have
got through bragging about Vicksburg
aud now intimate that they expect the
worst. .---. .--
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
Furniture.

DUCRO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of &
Dealers in Furniture OF me best descriptions and every
rlety Also enera and OF fCof
fms TO order Main street, North Of South Public Square
la. tapua. E a ah
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

TYLER a. COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
p two door North of Fisk House Ashtabula, o. 4l6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

A. HENDRY, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals Paints Oils varnishes, Brushes Dye Snds, &c
Choice Fay Groceries including Teas, Coffees &c. Pa
tent Medicines Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal
tendad to SD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

STEPHEN HALL. Dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries Hats and Caps Lasts and Shoe findings and gen
crnl Merchandize, doors South Of the Bank. .b43
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hich scene and Warning to yyomep
whowear short Hair.

we yesterday heard of sc serio.comic incl.
dent which occurred not hundred m;les
from here, that must have been decidedIv
interesting to the parties concerned and
should prove valuable story for the peru.
sal Of Jealous husbands. The facts given
are MS follows: .l11a -1.1pIc .H.H.o l
One Of our most respectable citizens who
us blessed with the prettiest 8 and hest o.
wives, and one little responsibility had
been nbSent from home for some days
His spouse during his absence had discharg
ed the servant girl and employed in her
place the wife Of soldier who had lust re.
turned from the war The little woman
being lonely ia her husbands absence. had
induced the soldiers wife TO share her bed
with her. On the night the loving hus.
band returned, the woman had before re-
tiring been engaged in repniriug her Sorer
mans coat, and had carelessly thrown il
ndon chair in the sitting room , The anx.
ious husband returned about 10 o'ci,ck
and admitted himself with his night.key,
found everything quiet and noiselcssly
struck alight. when the first thing that at .
iracted his attention was this soldier coat
upon the chair near his wife's bed room
inStan'Iy the green eyed monster seized
him, and stenlthily throwing the light M.
on the bed, re saw bis wife reposng on the
same pillow with ia masculine appearing
person. The woman who was with her,
wearing her hair shingfed and being coarse
featured. lie was for moment trans
fixed with rngc, but soon determined 10
wreak the di.est vengeance upon the sun.
posed guilty pair.l He soon procured a
deadly weapon and with murder in his eve
advanced toward the sleeping couple. At
this jupctnre the soldiers wife awokc. and
seeing tbe--to her--strange man approach
! ing with savage aspect jumped IRON the
bed with scream, made dash for a clos
ct where she was for moment safe. This
OF course awoke the wife. Her attcmpts
to learn what the trouble was, were ftuit.
less. The enraged husband would not lis
ten. He rushed 10 the closet and dragged
forth the trembling woman from her bid.
ing place. Upon bringing her to the light
and discovering her sex, the scene may we'll
be imagined, but we shall not undertake to
describe it.--Eimira Press.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

GEORGE G. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hard
ware Iron Steel and Nails Stoves Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Copper and Znc and manufacturer OF Tin Sheet Iron and
Copper Ware, Fisk's Block, Ashtabula, Ohio 4O
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w. PUNCHES, Dealer in Clocks, Watches
evelry and Silver Spoons Clocks Watches and Jewery
ofsca $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

GEORGE WILLARD, Manufacturer OF Sash,
Blinds and Doors on made to order Also Plan
ing Matching etc. done to order in the best possible man
ner Ashtahula, 0US
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II. L. MORRISON Dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Hardwar
.Crockery Books, Paints, Oils ac', Ashta6ula, O.. 4l9
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Manufacturers.

CYRUS AVERY, Manufactures ofrin, Sheet
ro u and Copper Ware and dealer 10 Stoves Also Agent
for Whitney Celebrated Clothes Wringer Az The Ou ia
Ash,,shnia Ohio 692
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

GEORGE WILLARD,-Dealerin Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes, Crockery Glass
manufaeturer of ready made Clothing. Also, whole
sale and Hardware Saddlery Nails Iron Steel
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestuhs, &c. Main
La
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

WELLS & FAULKNER, = Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese
Dried Fruit Flour Ashtabaula Ohio. Orders respect
fully solicited, and filled at the Lowest cash cost 4Io
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Jewelry, sc.

CIV. DICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing of
all kinds of Watches Clocks, and Jewery shop, oppsite
the lFisk House, ,Ashtabula, o. |..--."f -
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Clothing.

MANSFIELD & BRUCE, Wholesale a retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods Hats
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

RANSOM Il COBB, Manufacturers and
Deaiersin Planed Lumber, Window SASH Blinds, Door
Mouldpgs Fence Pickets, Packing Boxes &C., &c Fac
rSyyoIsnd rTay Ohio - s64S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

Il. INQUIRE, Manufacturer Of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware Strict attention paid to making sett
ing and repairing Stoves stove-Pipe Pumps and Lead
fpe froughs Conductors ETC. Old Iron Rags Copper
lead etc etc. taken in Exchange. Also-Soe Agent for
The Brilliant Cook Sf0re with the latest mprovements
Q doors South of the Fisk House Ashtabula. o. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

a. G. GULLEY, Manufacturer of Lath, Siding
Cheese Boxes, &C. Planning Ind Matching and scrowl-
Saving the shortest notice Shop South side OF the
Wethodist Church. Ashtabula, Ohio. 44O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

l.. WOLFF & CO. Dealer 10 Ready-made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods Ashtabus, o. 644
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

JIG. WRIGHT. Dealer in Millinery Goods
Worked Collars and Sleeves and Fancy Goods Next door
= to the Fisk Honse. 40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

!. b. CROSBY, Iron Founder and manu-
acturer Dealer In Plows, Plow Castings Mill CAST
ing &C. of Foundry Work done to order
AbstAbulA Ohio. 62S
, 1863-11-18
HYek1ei 81 sftEes.
ESAIH1E LII, Ju:y 18th, 1868.


JoHx Il. BLOOD. Ese Dear Sir: hsss osea ~,
istc1 fo1 AZ 5tA1s with Chr1nie HbeuUAnsa %no :
takcEEest pleasure IL rceormet r1rK your
t;cul and Ecx1a,fla speoitc, t. b. tho bsst ueaa
1o1 that ti1easo that evsf hsazd Of. -, 49, =.
1p.apod tkktng 1t cos'4 h.r. u FA!1 or ~ e.I ~
xrtst WAa tic pain, kad IN thsee a. W.
1ron pin. .nd 1ce1 8, fiutle sae1 'ueA "ooa
b. danc4re IN The xh1is did not cost - nreA for
suuslc But ID. .t&is sp'sadid mecle,ne aee A*onla
s,couutud au 1hoee afflicted With h otc drsAsc4 t.
init 1ha,e Just 1orat Cert Es5mon6. q fdesd &
1=:rc.> e. lii back With iar4Mn4torJ SheunatisR
ard told lin rhat Jous meaiet&e doAc for <an: as
Ri hcud 70 1ou fur sone oftt, Epcaose4 plsass mud
txo <lclAs AID seod ut Two oo s.lta o5 tha aptaae
II Should rot aecd It mstell ~ xye It to aone one
hst does 10, tnere p1ca+y that t-o .Enrinx With
zhoss daeA4ss tint are unxcqpstnte1 With your sps
Gtc. aod think shat ycu oa&at 70 1hlsh It IN ev5
Elf Atut Onion. VerI respectfully your.
GAIT janis v. BKoHa.
Hss.dcprc. Ct.ck-o. II,
F.8.-Gsnd ncdcioe TO cxte It 3 +. II. Wh1tmtn
Chicago. IaplE III 8t ~F6xl J. ~. B..
, 1863-11-18

From REV J.SEwroS uRoTN. D. D KDrroR OF TIE
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE,
Although not t4posed to favor Or recommen
Feot Medicines u Ee.eE4: t1Eoash dstru': Ct :hsF
teadonh wty H4y not testify - tho oensnrs he
beuevea hfm4eH to hhve received from 8ay E1mple
prtpa, II the hope that Ia may thus contribute
{c tho benefit Of otte15.
1do ihi4 mora readily IN regard to Hoodanda Ger.
city lecause FLs p1ejudi:aa tgatnft them lor many
ytsss under the that the5 were csiey a
e,t shcemake Eeq foz the remoya! Of th!a pre}Qdca
py plone5 teats a1d for 70 Esy tae
slnty The nss Of tn5eo bottles Bttsrs at
,eGtf. snd RESTORATION to dfg1eo ct bodily and men-
lal 7tgor Etch had net fe1t tos III moths before
and bsd alr1oet cesps1red ef re- gaining. therefore
thank God and Ey friend for dir9cttnG me to the
OF tpe1n- y. NE HTUN BROWN.
PuILAp1LPn1A, Junt 2, 1855,
, 1863-11-18
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
TRANSPORTATION.

= O7T1cX Or TIE DEPOT QTAE11RX4b99H.$
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5sss tuppes 81 da1iax
TIC 1eats 1864 arc 1855. % tea ialowioG rouEes:
d1I1og tks .boye yesis: tae wess hsok q Ine e..
SsG \
ssa eass q lonxl11de II de{ wes1 aaa ~ TesH
TT rs2 5 sSe persds fsf S. @ % !. 4s
:a 81 & Z e -
~ Fos5i Ha;2 F.sm zo,ts Ls.ysnxsrta . a:a Easy:
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sauth e .sads N de aa g
psa e ah "a ePot 81 ~ t. s9
IsTlitosy f. HeIt Ga:l,2d sad e ~ ohes point IS
S5 s ss ~ss sRss r. sa e
Il e tSs q 5as s xp
esxt nsS g es;.ou.asa u .hs 7ssa.oiy S Of NV
e ap1 .R FL: & e sF e, e
tio:s nasy = assixs sisa Territory q 11azs
s g ae; a5 S as %
xaeh thsy VII s.a9.pest I'D s!afss T. sseh q iae
Sas1s TIE ssa IT. % S'''n0c' nelnaTe
I'll s 6s1s, as sssa r. III Pss
ponEds on kouta 10. = a.e a1oe coo pouads or Eousa
no addaua :. per cea.tge I'll % paid for tae tracs.
poltasion cfnseoo aa1 bread. Pine .n1nbes. saiaxa
S d9e1s % Euss Eivo their game. in fn11 = weu -
ttef place Of resldeHce scd sacn proposal must b4
4: K;
tss is ees:!ss: Sa s. ssssa:sa "a sess:sa ~.
siss. Il accordance With the term of tla ADVERTISE
oa sfs sosa' :. D:as' :s&'::% z b. =: .sss
SS.41 Ss1.4901a
, 1863-11-18
3or the Arn1p.
RECRUITS FOR
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, @02 Bounty
and Premium.
AL other Recruits, $302 Bounty
and Premium,

- - sS:sosEsa nsa: net7 =, tn sk9 II NshesR
E3ted ana RAYS ser 81 fe- lass tasn aias un6t4
wko Assu ft.soiut tor Eegfmeu.a II tno n.i4 III
b. 3dAEe< YET EtsAN Vo-.CNT2SE5 saa ri assoS
vii be autfIe6 u RECEIVE I'll Dhyis aF1HsnE
Ac7 ho1l y A1i prtraiu-, OF $nH
70 III otter RsdatA III OH le2t III eats uos VISTA
ssa oas o2te. ~ T. a:,1 aa1aacs s=d soEatz saa
.Esea tecrnts IN DO u Owed sosEIkcr Tag hza1-
GshT shie5 he prefer - 2 josS s - vi b nas-
ali = 10 Hsh to jeio soy Of tha gAllsoe RH8fHAR
sev In tbs neid. ard 10 1tcarn tao aan.tc:Es po3E
ts, offered ~ &na GovoFurn CA han tAs VItvf.
e. b7 calling at tae Headquarters Of:
Cark WILIIAl JAA+x1. ProYost hA,aA2l At 4 s
Gs Uidu .ct, A:EEIChGo -
DEENk At AAR3kGD- =
.,GG12: ,G: sgHN = Y k1$TAeE. $AeE Provost Marshal o< sh<
S42s 2;.i 5xas$ o19SS!:ua1. r=oross 4.,a. Of t..
on JAAxs i, ALLAN. frovo+s Aar,aA al t.=
cteE 4BaL IaT9M0azR Proven: A.s.sa OF ~
cs1: 5ITHI fEa7cs. st tasaa Da"
Gs1t isAaG KEYt Frovcst AAzshsl Of ta4 ~
" S42S :: T:$;51IxzF1 aIz1a Esoross 4,x,aA ii III
Esnt HII11AA Y FRT: fraTuss Aafshi et W
lt.t nktrset, et,xtlACKb0NvuGK- y
,,Gt.7t AoE1aa1Fs 9; KEAh ,Psovoss Aazsaai u n
.sGrss aSvRaK sagoT1. P.c,oz< Marshal " -
tets Dt.4es Is ALTO1: s9d
tsoe, 1AAC 4. FEMLIP3. F,o1oat AAssaA q
Gs .t-e D.1tz.cS- Al QA1Ro.
, 1863-11-18
MEN OF ILLINOIS

yoa tra 1gs;a 91croaed TO rs.u l-oar4 ~
asx Old Pig, Year seo1:.aeou: aad keo69s!
evtsJ cAa Of yo7- eoaseT. !ao1tshanla :ssas aa1
s:oNned - tla3 q TO ?s!trcinis isEe1a q ye4x
gtosd record Ths rsne q e rse11F 4 r. : .s.n>
stlva.s E53s u tho Republic. 4 isv blown uaeo md
Isss<oa dles rne taaia mar: xour osansxy sxa;a e =
tae bstIle scu:ed hescaa. Who On Euodsed ovloas
90 d ha.s nada the nsao of El1oteAa tasIaE Y
Jau isa uoe71l.y worthy allk1 u gratitude tol
:e1. r1st .cslcveneats a7d aes faIn u !oas aenM9
talt acata! ~ h14d-ea Aad tpo1s.ncA a1t "a ds& II
tho ans :tfort that 1hAl bring tbs n9sEA DsEoh q
ArsE 7hb CoasmD:wea-th and taa RsoabAo bles yQS
JANA OAKK8.
Ila1t Colonel Nh q. a. E&vx{@H,
QrsT rHQ9 3 4. A PYQ. NA[. 4E9 I'll
, 1863-11-18

Anew opera by 6fgnor 8inico Is about to be
produced at Trieste. Thcplot is the story Of
"st1ade11a"
The Brussels correspondent Of the Paris
Cnztffe Musicale Wfitte In high praise Of u
cantata by II. GeyAet, Gently composed for
the ,jtttx at Ghent; aleo If new "requ;en1-" :"
BY N. Pierre Benoit, which is descrlbet;as =
tesl IT 1e1ation; the most inspired compo-
sition which has hitherto been produced in
the religious music of the country"
Costa's coming orator1o is the story Of
Nasman.
The SINGING Academy At Vie1n: announces
sRequien," md title Singers carse," by
schunaun, Handel's "Acis and Galete:,h II
and caotata aud the Christmas orato1io of
Bach. ...,.
Two new German Opens are announced as
fortheomipg: =" Deg Wahrsseger," By Herr
Schubert, and - ''SAngar's Fluch,H {aftes
.uhland's hallad,) by Heir Laneett.
sjgnor PetreIa ia to write rext years. car
3:vsl opera fer Turin. TIE tile Hiu be tia
Pszza d'Ischia."
Ltussa Pyue his made eenealion at the
Royal Opera n London by her performance
IN Vincent Wallace's 1t + 1omantic opera
7he Desert Flower"
Mapleson's EDg1isl opera company, With
the substitution OF Sims Reeves fur Gtug1ini,
AID BobEi In II. Gassier's place, haz been
giving "Faaat'' in Dublin, with succe6s
uDequsl1ed bY any former experiment Of the
kina in the Irish capital.
Jnlien 10 giving promenade concerts at
Her Majtstg's Theatre in London.
B!zet's opera 's Les Pecheura des Perles," )"
has been brought ont It the Theatre Lyrique,
II Paris, bot is not great buccetB.
4 Qrartstte Society has been formed at
Milan, under the presidency of Tito Ricosdi,
q Hel known musical publisher.
Native singers have 50 entirely failed ln the
Russian Opera House in Mosco that It has
been found necessary to CAL In the aid Of
German artikts.
Anber's new opera is nearly ready tor pro.
duct{on In Europe.
The Cardinal A1chbishop Of Cologne has
Just DECIDED that women shall no 1oager be
CathedI al 01 that city, but that the aervtcc
shall In future be chauted By men.
, 1863-11-18
DR.. EvERsoS's
EYE ND EAR
3nfir1uary and Clinic Institute,
FOR the treatment ot diseases Of the
ETE, EAR, CATARRH,
Aot III htectc1a Of the

ThfnAY T10W0 n EEa EtNE d TfH RI
-31>a' @o1o@t' GuAe', a *0ee@6ee' e"3 e'A
......
AeI1fee AM raNHsET nWE en- iSkf y 4'a7 So0no
a NNE 81 ~;
cAeo Va. aeyefey Af1lctea ae above ana Wss eEhTe-
y ou1eo At Gle t1t9lsE xi9oG 2aiH; by pf 1Va1oa'
r,ie r. @ S41sh rn1* u1ns sd sni,
toI mets ttsn tEo yeA's. v.sy scvese adec 1te tae
nt.td. throat an4 iasA' CGseax breathing wo& vt!1
tsifc:lt IT. parte veE4 krre, 10 cschssEcE yey o.
tetnyey hAd treated With III the :" pa:hys 1e Ea1n
, 1863-11-18
Volunteers, Attention! Indiscre-
tions Of Youth.

so.ez aad Ulcers B1otchss and Swe1ltngs. CAD Eith
certainty be n ideally cured. the Pills are taken
stated tn the pix ted Instructions ltrea edin
otheI manner theY dry up Of part to hraaK ont
i1mo.s o ~ s3,te a1d @ leave ae Patient gtxos-
VeE1nce Il bad caaes to lasu1e laastnx eure.
, 1863-11-18
Dropost1ls.

OFFICE OF TIE QUARTER
y M HASTkE & kR, ,ocs fn1o.ao Il! Nor - hsss:
oHes II, Erday q 3oth Inst ior suppi,iaE
EfSd r1h 70 % GmseEs e u at GhtotEo-
Or n Ne Vicinity q c6c.so for - oe1.ot q stx
aeznsy q % sphs Reeeh Nap Or H!ck ~. e oe q
to cohtsin IL curic feet ofwppd
Each bd must BE- accompanies b. the w,ittsn Eusv-
snte5 OF knoHu aud reaponsb1e pe1t ,us oa ,es-
M theUs se1sea to cn'er Into honda with tho ui6daF
II re Contract il ~arded t. him
dl1 1Ger muet b. present aod st1otty tsefr Ate@pt-
excluded
Tvo CT more bid, fsor, theiAme parties viii snsaEe
tic 1eerEoo ofa ther bits PayIents Will b naAd8
monthly. uron Presentation Of 1ospector certificate
IT, tho RECENT n tha cEcef ecefvtrg q tne wood
AL Informal BIDS will DO rejected, and tho under
nfntt 1a:cf7es tile right to reject AHT Oh LIZ BtDa.
Prepetssato be enso,s:s In d sealed envelope AMI
directed to the undersigned
Each bud to Be enaotsed on o1tsido Of enveloaa.
aoi5 isfa ss'sSf il CAPT. .o.M.u:s L.. ehicaeo. N.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
TRANSPORTATION
, 1863-11-18
nR. JAMES, formerly of New

I }h 9aMhs, lt0Imet1y o. nc"
-1~ O1exrs whosc uEr3vs.lea IL the t7cst-
elt q 1hrcEio Ae,r1ttal Bloot Rrt etsar disua4eG
8As permanently located hmsalt ct E6 aadetpast.,
Gricaxo. Dr.. 1smss u seoomn,euhsd b. the medical
faulty And taa slnacEt eati,o press Of tho bou.h
Thousands q unfoftl rasa nls4s d. JAMIE. who.
Tut Tor Lin. world be Living 1nisr&ble exissenoA.
The Fnvt& bis reputation Dr. james oojcys from thh
LaEes 70 TIE lau Is +oe result Of yea1A of ntudy and
or&4rvkttaE-'
pr. JameE uses 8o Mercury 1odlde- PotA*fi Assen1e
ortAtapar1A ia the treatment Of blood d'heasa hut
sIeutrAErs-, witch u ! patitiTr cure
OlGlrtc Weskress cEred By q xew aud 11fa14bte
t1ettcd sey1ng both titne 2nd expepse.
ntee I'D psraors Z. 90 Ra1dolpn s1eot (uc-1.2lls}
utnen hcure fron L. II untu 8 F. n.
CONSULTATIONS 1EV10LEBLE,
E,AaS
, 1863-11-18

WIN LAND- Lauds-To all
v wanting Fs1rna-Ls-xe md t1z1ytas settlement,
9lid nd aeatntsl cEmsse Gies soat q rh:,aas! @
ecra t1tcEa from Us to 80 scce parable within
o.nsEs; churches, eeaoo.s md cocd % :aey ltis
row tfe uoss improving p?ae9 E1s: Ct Wett H1o.
otch the place Is LAID out Il GAEus1aazed Lattats
4rsweIed: Fspess een:ala1az sspos:s 20 gy!ng f94
DIS Vl1eiant Pest OtEce. Cumberland County. Nen
From report ol Eolo1 Robl-B -Bon, Agricultural Kdi
tet ci the T1bu.e II. 4 ene Of the .osr ex.e2aye
fertile sc.h In El1cst level pcRttiG1 4ud sutA5l9
condition for pstaeaEt a.n!rE Inst NC EcN Of thl1
f6Q Of the We1sEs1 pgAEl1. oc9o169-1uo
, 1863-11-18

Containing nea:il 800 ~ s2c.:o nre f3xtes aad
rEv1r e. u tao AnAtoET ot tbs sexual 0.Eklf u
s:hto OF health sud Disease vlth Treatiss % Self.
Ahrse. tA Utp]oeaalt cc1segnteces uron tts E1nd
OIL. rstops, ard rccctetfc: tde of curs .. rho -
2y nc reE9T g. - GaMS 7 1sn1n1 soysef 20
sSte!te.n douh:a Q. tsea: rsy.leAi eoSd non Sent
stsrnrt o. pps1a! Cr.7eacy. by eddre aatak D7. La
.:RITX No. s. E&lceu LA-c. kln&E2. b. Z.
, 1863-11-18

RDSHEW-4RD-The q above "a.
rp-c ward E.1ba esd foz tie A2prets1sIc1 ard
tet!9e.y en- hnk7d t1a Rcc1st14 8ofp C1arA Dof1u
ct tie fo]lcv11. sen. VIC deserted tou "a U1lsud
s'atta soebca: T-teT. on tne 9Th t.s. wt!!e nE IN
TIA poie
John Wilson, sear1ar- a7td = YEAR,; he1Sht teet
T.; Ii c1es e7t5 t:ue KaG hatr brown.
fohp EoacG, seaca1a. aged 2. yvars; te!gat ) fcat
5!nches: eyes g-1y haiz da1g brown. Hnu coEplex-
len ds1k
he nsid. 81 ordA. It Resr admiral,
DAVID D. PORFEE, E.H. M1s1. edua31oa.
Cairo. H., Nov. 10, 1s53- noLto19~t~
, 1863-11-18
GPECIAL NOTICE.
TIE pnoPaKroRs OF TIE
GI r ARD HOU S E

the HsveIi: & commurity 70 tbe 1HpeTtol accouuso-
s4.tcn aad Com ott o1ere< tt.l- esasHh4Anaez1t
p43V-149S-Sm-+tex1x KAkAGA, FOWLER 4 CO.
, 1863-11-18

B.1. .eIEE45T, Eze:ght Axe1:. Ettx2u-Ss-
i. r. 8RoMEA %. C1scasaad ohio.
&c. NI.LDRpA CO.. Aeeison. Indtx1k
5E' NOjRE, Louisville. ".
EFeAEa et, LoniR. No.
lIAKEE CO., Chicago. IIHeu.
< "a Ncl1jLA. PprtA1iputE Chic.
HcEEELT & MONTGOMERY. Mkye9!1t, =,
II, d. T. /. LANGLEY. Gatnpo.t, CHG.
i'll FIEHEk. 4 CO., EAleGT1lie. ONO.
Il. 4 HCDCOE, Ripley. 0hle.
&c GTLDKGE. 6eCeaI travelling Asop& ~ T.
eauh Bnd Wo4t
LIVE 8T6EEs
olcsczt I'D Exrne.x VII md thls nc Xxx LTD
xIsG1a route for LIVE 6toc6. CkpRc10C1 Ek.E< r.:
NA;czee Ata 1appned w1tn e1E7 coareaieane ~
Ne1 opened on te.1 n1e tLd IL connections ind e7@.
s11eEror 4 pAie p the1s ~Antx. Prom Aazr.EnH1z
*nere VIII be tonnd cytV cerver3eEce ior feecinE NJ
resting, choice Ia offered o. tho PITIAk OELP&Js
aKW FORE Aad rA1TnsoEk KEREETK. T1ds s.
also be found The Ahortett: cuicEcs. aad EoN dssU
ronte for stock e HeR YcIk-lvfs AilsasoWRj-<E
sENoGE LETKs GeHT 6EpT, A;ooas, r.
Z. l. EOUET. tie.I x1ckrt AgeEt. fh11sdetpha-
g. q. EoE&EEx. aE1T .ee1kht Aftot. Ph12de1has
fkNy7&AtS
, 1863-11-18

Chattanooga and UEIekamaugA.
A ChoctAw scholar, whiting to the New
Orleans Era, gives the following meanipga OF
The words Chlckamauga and Chattaaooga,
1hich have ROW gone Into history:
Chickamatya is from CAicka, little or small,
and Oka, wafer, Little Water, the name Of
tic small stream on which the late great bat.
ties were fought.
Chattanooga is Moccasin Track, and takes
It's name trcm :he bends Of the river, aboyo
which, or the bend above the toe Of the moe.
catin, lies the town Of Chattanooga. Moccasin
Point, from which the Federal batteries bom-
barded those Of the Confeoerates on Look
out Mountain, IL at the toe Of the moccasfn.
The mountain rises below this aud along the
sole Of 1t. The "moccasin truck" Ia at once
suggested " oil Who view the landscape from
Lookout Mountain.
e 4 Bohemian newspaper, called the n.
.or, has been established in st. Louis. The
, 1863-11-18
X 4 x
DR.. SWEETS
ED3alEible Iimil0esAf.

GREAT ExEE3aNAb WKMEDYs
1g SHGo. sTfE EEck ' 4s;D' JOINS. BFf;sIs5a SaN
9!GIsE9. EET5 AID WOuNps. puK5,
5k.RA6Hsk aHb akz2ons AER 4id bts5H52l;3 s5H5522sAR1o
for kl Of xtice !: I. ; srced9 and certaia re1ot4
sra naTe1 f1lIs. This Llpiueat is prepared hom tna
ES52e q Dt: Stephen Sweet. Of CGansct5cut. re
fs- mora tERa tEtasy years With tho o4t 2atoutEaog
IS AN ALLEVIAToR. OF PA1E, it !. nnzty.net
Thts LiaEest vl1 cuso rapidly ana Tsdca.iy. Raea:
8 =
FoE NEURALGIA. It M ane:a lzmedIa.a zallas
It vii reltave t5s .sort9 cs5es Of aEADACzR y
s11ee mtnuteA, &ne la w:11:aatea. 70 doK
9S 1SES4o1s IS SksIrrY 81 I II ab ab'ssEffE LII
Lnincat Is Aoat hapay AID uatstung remedy. Aet
Eg directly nEo1 tic nervous tasuta. # 9f1ea4tasA
snR efsHxa-Asa II ezttrna, .o,aed7 ~ c.s1a m:
TIE sa ~ u c shaas e e. e s1sd
sEord INN edisfs fsisl md u 1rzity of esss ii
e1sfd SGRsF aRb sa saaz raznAr ~ os.eume. q
Ee:ne1y malignant and da.gerous. bat timely sppu
Gallon ol thta Liatz3ent Will 7oves tal - cu-e-
nent q the ioass s Ysb!e to Occur neglse'ed Ia
woIst case mag be Conquered By tais 1tnent il tHe
pgkSE gkS 1Rp tc1fps yIS{d isadiy s ;he Essa:s
III healing properties of DE-: swHT's IxHA11ts1s
ss1 9ssa esf9rdfE e asSfoo1 ES A1sa
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