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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-03
40 MiSTAKES Can HAPfEN Al

~! abric. Co. Oct. 30, 1866 .-Stockhoter's Meat.
irsISo,ics is hereby silver, ths! = meeting q sas
fInGiGs toEpiSi WI b zsIa =. tie stsSs
OF the Company, No. 81 Chamber. OF, N-w Ara
y: occck noo1 Of th.t day, the pm pose OF al.
teriue bylaw, Of this Company, aud fOi the usnia>
then WILLIAM yuDsoN, Presided. WILLIAM
JrDS0N, CHARLES U. JCDsoN, TIhOrhY
COESWELL, Trustee. 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-03
Repub!icnn Candidates.

They we're uo,ainsici ~ . state Convention shs,
ss~u.bea :! Syracuse ou VI" 20 " s!p,snbsr.
ANer the uolnib .I!oui were made, hs Convention
adopted platform otir'ucipes en- iorsnS ne poll
80 VI he Admins rstior, aud declaring tsAs a1e
existing var must be continued unti iLs. kollcy
WAS sf.uL plar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-03

paw NBkphERS' TICKETS WANTED
q 'S Bosvy, up s.sir.. pay more than any
Fry. musics !ns,rumen :. dry goods sits clothing.
&e; . ios of overoosts wanted Sis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

iuL fEouIl,i co. E~rto,I>o ANA
Eu,>oirarrp St,Vrs. Doubtlcs. thi, 4.
difficult ONE. "a. ne e. uot cnsi-ll,
'without a clue % its solution. 4 Nc~
Orleans letter give. thc following ins.ra,-
tive fact.
] have. ust met an on friend. whom I
7oi only tnd ioyal man lut actively en-
sagDd IN aiding the so,cmmeut. a..
father 'vns thc estate ca tbe ri,,r below
thc oty. kuovn A. tic Be- Niarnoi,, c.t,,.-
-,hc large hrick buiilin- le-,lirv. Nth
The sugar mile. Ike a village on tbc t.nl.
81 the riscr a. NJ came up. lie avs D. +.
hiring thc uesrucs by the mouth. and they
vorA day and night in the cane la this a..
most dr'ing q Fl.niaiion ~ork. They
Hccd DO urging. thcs vork too much. IL
fnys The iar-c hospital b. has f,r the i'll
ncgro,s. uli,h Vas alsass surr q be filci
g tins season. j. now without tenant. AMI
AT wcrc oser-anx,,sr % work AMI need 40
urging
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

MoEE RrFrrsNfsN IT, election OF
= senator. in Pcnrsyivania. b. saiI to have
been made under tbc ferrors cf mob rule
Names 81 members were printed in large
ictters. whiie beside the ucak-backed DEM
ocrats. stood determined man ready fo
stop By violence Any rtemrt O. utter u.e
name a Cameron. on thc ballot The ~
mt was accomri..hed snd Ha-ri.br-~
freed from q dctestahlc clan Of raafies
The same game g. in progress sa Neu
YORK. Finding after two weeks d.is,
tiscrc vas no prospect II or-snizing Oh.
House. tlc Eepullcans dropped their cam
dilatc and took ap a " Ar Deu,o.-af. This
would have aecomphshcl on orgamzation.
bui ~ the fli1ustcring Of che seymour
Iies. FRIDAY night. al aI-ournmcut va
Effected tl "Wednesday Initiating Penn
syi'ania. tie rouehs copyrighted. AMI tbe
closing proceedings before adjournment.
were interrupted iy their bowls AMI BIAS
rhemy. Tbe House vas in tie hands Of
rnrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

t"vL BiEp- lNprp. The foulcst ~ al
birds arr said % be- those that befoal ,heir
ovn nrsts. and q this .ort arr tie men eho
dctlc the ser, home. IN watch thes were
born and che parruts hy whom thcv very
rcarci. Wa ever hsar,l an Irish-aaa abuse
onid irvani. or q Scotchuan has bsIos-
81 Scotia. or Freedman H. hcautif.l
rance AT thcse take apridc IN The cio-
rics oi their native land. and whenever tho
conduct Of is ruler. or people nigh, D. os
a nature % hring blush O. tieir ebe,E.
would sccru O. desidc IL ia thc presence 81
strangers. Ia Is only yoar rcn--ade Yan-
kcc--such men a. your Brooksc.. ,our
CoSc'. AMI yo-sr editors = fhc World. uho
delight in iiingiug mud and sith AZ thc rlae.
- thar birth. The Bichmoud Dc.patrh \.
night when "a saws that IL ~ould not have
sueh mcan-spiritcd fellows for slaves
Ihrrc - sra-ccly slave Who j. nj; intrin-
'icaliy n1orr rrspcctahlc. Eve Poas;.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

Nar.etsl-fo b. ,niir-i, deserted. oar
army and Con. Eosccraas's headgaarte-s
have advanced Ten miles beyond tlai place.
H. Rebel army n reported o. bc a.
I-.'al.ua ore tia-sanl Eritl prisoners
rere scar y rth from Nash,ili. ou tte s,h
...t.. ll rail- Tao i4air,I arrived .r.r,
Mar.0r.saora. G,n H1-cean. or.lcreI all
captured E.h,i ofla,ra confined luil J,H.
basi.'s ORDER d. revoked. tie Rebel prison.
er- t' s.asi,t ou army af..rs. u. f.t
contributed tg fierlsta %, .oaf..af.I o.
hospital use. ard tle repetition ~ sub
oi --.A contr.llt..as Oh constitute a .aiI
.f.-.c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

Tree 20 Nature


i' a't % i''N a' nhi'rr o'rr'fiis i-
i'''A p. H~ N''l'' Ain.rt ever, "nf
ha' ih'' power in ''I'-ih ''feliionf. ihrre
i- 'tftatn gtIrkr',s 81 o'mi'rshcrsion
Which ''n'' men possess that r'".irrs 'lem
i''',f 70 ,i''r o." "'if 'ai''ne. No
man without ih'' power can .-ocrr'i w'. 'n
or! l.F''''- We Aa'r econ l't Na'
coa 'and q, tle great h'--'1'. AMI n..
"rnife ever, horrc that Rad ira'e-.-
i'r YEAR. though b" never i.st sol. ..-f
I'owers a. observe irn to tr ellie Oh real
his i'siaHr'rf We nr"d harlly all thai
De- made a good hostlcr. AMI nothing else.
ierlai' iAere D. no 'lt.ai'on uhe7c tAc
want 81 this p'~er D. 80 readily scvn a. iu
the man Nl' aiienpis o. o. an eneraVrr or
PAINTER How ~ of tais class ever suc-
ocedcd IN corrcctlt r'prcsc niing 4 man feb
INK trvo' With an ave. or moving % raking
hay Look al these heures On thu hrsi pax
tar you cSalaine. AMI see q thc farmer
uses his tools a. the painter r,prc-ents ham.
Ihe criticism ~ thc negro b. ia point herc.
Nhrn las master and fnsnd had cStoiied
tiic merits Of painting r-prc-eutinr a pig
eating from trough. >aulo ,Kclaimei.
90 " ho ever saw a pig AT out ~ truu-h
vitho1i one foot iu o. - We have seen a
Iicturv Illustrating thc uanufacture cf ma
pie sugar. While ons man was buss boil
ing ao~n the zap. another stood with Val
held up. into ~hich the sap ran in a st7.am
from the tire. Ihis ~as quick wsy 81
gathering ZAP. bat. unfortunate for ihc
painter. % ~as not true % uaiurc. Duieh
tavern si-ns oui wet have froIleu,ly a boi-
ile % bocr and a tumhi,r standing .,3c o.
SIDE. ~I'h a strram ~ ths liquid running
out oi t.c bottle iuto ihs c'as. Il might
hc tempting sirh - IT, traveller. tut a
s'rr! one o. a genuine painter.
lhis power ~ otser,a-an ty no means
belongs @" Oh. painter. ", have seen a
man ~h' oo1.d not positively su,ar from
a., distinctive marx. whether h.s coss or
horse ucrc h's oEn, yea uiHeral ouor
seen ~ him Would never he Forgotten ln
every tovn NAV d. sosnd men ~ho kno~
ever horse. on ant t'g within be- limits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

krscriuN AGAINST Nur,Nutousv's
S-irrH- \ rvaction has already sct On
against Nalianiicham and hi. prununria-
us~uto on thc hoor 90 tho House anon. the
i''''-arTais- even IN Cougress- Outside q
'on.rcss. the condemnation q his srterh
AMONG strlet members q his party 3. com
m'n. \ caucus va hastily called 81 the
l'emocTaiic managers last evening 90 CON-
''icr m Iariy's policy. With thc light cast
rI''n thc fuiurc hy Bingham and wriria
\ distinguished railroad president 81 Ono.
AMI recently a Dcmocratic candrlate FIR
Governor 90 that STATE. declined o. attend.
an scot ~ori % Nailandichan that the
pcrsosiai rclriions between then hal been
ended FOREVER by his speech
lWashington Cor ny. Tnbune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

life Il presenting a. ever Varsing scvnss !.
~hiie IT. actors appear upon its stage a -
bricf years Or days. vhcn thc curtain vhich
), 60 forever hide them FRA re vrorll's va
cant gaze. iails-anj they oaiy ahcrwar,is
live In the mcuorics of a fcw faithful
friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23
Letter Of the President 20 Gen Nc
Clcllan.

Clellaa.
Thc following, letter. which vas presented
in thc McDovcn oolrt 81 inqliry. viii De-
rad with interest.
Nashincton. Apl %. i~63
Ma. Gen. Mcclellan NJ Dear Sir
Your Dispatch. complaining that yoa are
uo; prop riy sustained. vhilc ihey jo not
odcnd me-. pain me very much. Blcnkcr's
division was withdravn before you DE
here. and know tn pressure Under which I
asccrtaincd that lr.s than 5000 morgan
ircl men. ~iihoui fcil battery. were all
you designed % D. ia lor the dcfcncc a.
Mashincton and Manassas Junciion. but
part Of this. even. vas 90 70 O. Gen.
Hooker Oh position. Gen. Banks corps
verv designed f-r Manassas Junction. bet
wcrc divided and ticd uP on thc Enc a
Ninchestcr and >trasbu-g. and could not
leave Do without arain exposing the upper
Potomac AM the BALTIMORE x Ono Rail
road. Ihis presented. or wog1 present.
vhca McDo~cil and >smner we're gone. a
cr,ai temptation Tor the enemy g. turn
back from The RapTahannock ana sack
Washiugtou. NJ ,Nplicii directions thai
Washington should. by the iai gncui Of an
The commanders % corps. D. lcfi cniirciy
secure. had been neglected. 10 va prc-
cisely tbs that drove me to dctain McDow-
Ell DO NOT forget that I va. satisfied
with NTH your arrangements O. leave
Banks AZ Manassa. Junction. bot when that
arrangement va. broken Up. ana nothing
vas substituted f,r b.. ~ course 7 va. mo-
satisfied. / vas constrained O. substitute
something ior q myself. and nov allow ms
% AZ ,ou. 10 Soa really tLink coulI
permit the line irom Richmond. va Ma
nassas Junction. o. this CITY. % o. entirely
opcn. except What resistance could D. pre-
scented ~ less than .1.UU unor-aniFe,i
m~us Tins - a question vhichthe countr,
val rot allow me 60 cYadc. TLerr D. a
curious mystery about The number o. troop.
noW vIth you. telegrapLed sou on abe
Cth. saving. that you had over io0. gro men
with you have Just obtained froa tbc
Secretary az War statement taken. A. D.
said. from yoar own rvtlrns. making Jos.
ep then with you aud curog;c O. YOU. You
now say you vi,i have b-i ~. U,'o when an
en- routs % yos shall have reached sou
Ho~ ozn tbis discrepancy 81 5000 he
accoantcd f0rs ~ o. cen. woors con-
Iaand. ] unlerstool thas IL is dong pre-
cisely What a like number q your Own would
have O. DO Y that command vas away.
! suppose tie WHOLE force Which las gone
forward Co You D. With you by ihis tirnc:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

'.rg-ess hts passed t.u r-tf.-l.r-
Co., i..1e Of one hanl-ti n.l.as o. I,..I
tender notes to jay OBI. aras arI navy
IT, President. oa approving ti. h.I. ser,
a message Oh Con-re.s. deFr..atrr o. BE-
sue of notes. and relterat.ng BIS plan 81 o.
national currency in pace RI bank nots.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

i j. stated that thc arou-t ~ cash AMI
properly tranportei daily hy tle ,srr,..
companies in the Jn.tel States. amount. "a.
Con- million d.uars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

Ile Cart,lera-.s iase Deem sar.uisf
exer..,l lately. - OBJ discovery .f o.
..h.ne. or Co. part af Ir.a.h r.rss's. t.
.rl1re Tesa- f0 ..ee'. a-l form 81 .rle-
penls1t -ofernusrf On. oi CO. ..a..I.
hss been srrf ta N....a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23

Alr.i.ru.r- Cai vs. b. KHau.
al tart EE.aa Wr,r. Iat. i..a ar.
f..rt.l 'omai.s.o-.-. to tls,a.i, ai,l.-
u.rt. % 1eels. g.. ia ta. l-l 3f,incree-
r.-f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-23


Sir Your letter q the "a. ha,hecn r..
cei'ed- u O. 40 che Intention q - g.; Of
De- -"th. l~'-. to ~hirh yoa rcl,r. that
The asc ofrvTenus stamp, shall be- discon,in-
uet ultl lst q March Il a.. Ls-,,,-.
provided. ihai az Kinds % stamp. cxc~ps
IrpQrlrtar. siamTs. NAV Dc used in.liscrim-
inaic.y b. stamping Instruments. care being
taAea O. zaiN a stamp ofshe proper Amount.
loars respectfully.
t>i-neiJ Gro. :. boutwell,.
'onmis,ioner ~ Internal Rssenlc.
To \. A Wing Esq. Collector. Bangor.
Ia rtrcrioS o. >rN,rou SruNrE. en-
lAar.'ias last Charles sumner uas r,-.leet-
Cd or f-l tcra o. che 4 :. Scua:c. The
sots stood
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
To Arms =! To Arms !

DO not let these perish by disease plsce In their
hands .hese PRECIOUS REMEDIES, that will enable them to
resist the dangerous exposures the Fever the Chs and the
wounds which they avoid and what Is MORE cannot
frequently get succor in the moment of need Whereas
brave have only put their hands into their Knapsacs
and find there remedy for all The casualties Of the bat
tie field how many thousands Of lives would thus he saved
who would otherwise perish before relief could be obtained
ty CAUTIoN-None are genuine unles. the words
'HoLLowAY, NRw YORK AND LONDON" dscernibe
Waerark in every leaf the book of directions around
each pot box the be plainly by holding the
ledftO the light handsome reward will be given to
rendering such information lead to the detection
of party parties countereng the medicines vend
ing the same, knowing them to be spurou1.
-. Sold at the factory of Professor HOLLOWAY, so
Maiden Iane New York. and by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized world in
pots Mt Csc, &c, and 81 each
~" There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N.B-Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each toX
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
MARRIED,

In this v,ge Wednesday evening by Joseph Malthy
WIN HUMPHREY, Esq OF this village, to Mrs JARE T. WRIGHT
Of Eaglevillc.
In Wiamsaeld the 4th by Rev s. A. Milroy, Miss s.
V. MORSE, to CYRUS W. ToURGEE, both OF Wiliamsfed.
Andover on the Sd inst bv the H. c. Hamil-
ton Dudley DEnIUs s. WADE Esq Judge OF Probate to Miss
BERNIE GALPIS.
In Lenox, at the residence Of the bride, on
the 10th day of June, by Rev. RUFUs CLARK,
Miss. EMMA J. SMITH, 10 Mr.. JAMES w. PUL.
sIPHER, OF Dorset.
To Windsor, on the Sd of June by Rev. D.
S. KINNEY Miss. ELvIRA V. HUBBARD. OF
Hartsgrove, to Ma. 9. @. Johnson Orderly
Sergeant of Co. X, 29th Reg't o. VI, Trum-
bull
In Jefferson, on the 18th day OF June, by
Rev e. C, FARLEY, Miss, LAURA PERRY, oil
Austinburg, to Mr. TIMOTHY RuTrESBUR, Of
Hartsgrove.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
For the Telegraph.
Regular Correspondence.

heRulur COrresponOenee.
CoRISTH Mss, June 4. ls6a
Believing that many of your readers
would be interested in hearing some &C.
count of an expedition that went out from
this place few days since, not only from
its general importance, but from the fact
that goodly number Of Ashtabua Co.
boys were engaged in il, l here send an
account:
They left this place on May 26lh and
reached the Tennessee river that evening
BY Q o'clock A. NJ. the next day they were
all across the river, aud at Q and hall
o'clock again in their saddles 1000 strong,
ready to start in the direction OF Florence,
Tennessee. To avoid observation they
struck through the rolling barrenS instead
of the river valley road, nor did they halt
10 feed until III P. NJ. At a. N. they
mounted again aud pushed gu for the field
Of their exploits.
About 9 A. M. Captain Bostwirk, Co. K,
7th Kansas Cavalry, (Lhis is old John
Browns Co.. aud Captain Houston were
sent off in q northeast direction to des
troy certain property and to join the expe
dition again with as great speed as their
horses could bear. After riding fifteen
miles they came to a large Touring mill,
owned by Darby Il Co., situated on Cyprus
River. This mill they burned, together
with large tannery containing 60 vats
with 200 cords Of oak bark. About three
fourths Of a mile below they came to a
large cotton factory with two power looms
There were in these factories about $500
yards of army cloth aud cotton enough to
make $4,000 yds. more, this with all the cot.
ton was consigned to the flames. Again they
moanted and destroyed three more large
factories on their route to Florence, where
they overlook the expedition drawn up in
line OF battle; having rode 27 miles and
destroyed vast amount Of property in less
than four hours.
The enemy had two pieces of artillery
from which they opened FIRE upon us, but
soon, with our four pieces, We made them
feel the necessity of beating q hasty re.
treat to save their beautiful town as we'll
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

ORDINATION AT AUsTINBURo. Rev. John B
Beach will be ordained to the work of the
Church Universal, on Study, June 2lst
The exercises will be held in the Chapel of the
Independent Congregational Society, and will
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ Rev. G. w.
Hosmer, d. D., of Buffalo, N. Y, will preach
the sermon. Rev. Charles G. Ames, of Cincin-
natl, will address the congregation. Other
ministers are expected to assist on the occa
sion. Friends of liberal christianity and all
who are interested, are cordially invited to at.
fand
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
Soldiers, Attention ! |

See To your health do not trust te Army supplies
although most valuable These Pills and OINTMENT have
been thoroughly tested they the only remedies used In
the European Camps and Baracks for forty years
tor Holloway has supplied all the Armies In Europe and dur
ing the CRlMEAN CAMPAIGN he established depot at Bal
acava for the exclusive sale of these GREAT REMEDIES;
many time his special Agent there has sold ton in
weight If the Ointment in single day! These terrible and
fatal enemies Of the SOLDIER IN CAMP,
DlARRHEA, DYSENTERY, ,SCURvY, SORES and SCRoF-
ULOUS ERUPToNS, all disappear like charm before these
Pills and Ointment and now while the Cry rings throughout
the land,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
Leather.

WIZARD SMITH by the withdrawal of
w Off W Carlisle has again become the sole prOpri-
etor ofthe
Tanning and Currying Business,
at the old stand In the village Of Ashtabua where will be
found at all times general assortment Of
Boot and Shoe findings. French Calf, Kip
Lining and Topping Skins.
For sao Wholesale and Retail cheap be found
inthis or any other Market
W. W. SMITH,
All persons having Notes and Accounts with me-
bynothed to ell and settle without delay.
552 WV. SMITH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

miss Eliza Gardner

10 certainly the best Female Egues.
rian in existence. She executes the
most elegant and classic motions, com.
bined with daring Lcaping, splendid
Dancing, &c, upon the back Of her
spirited horse, while at full motion,
concluding with her dashing act OF
LEAPING THROUGH Is Balloons.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
Cheap Pianos Worthless.
Choice of Pianos, &c.

Mr. H. is not confined to the sale Of particular Pianos
but will furnish any good make in this country Europe
When it is desired Mr. H. will give his customers the 0ene
OF his experience in the selection of ranos and heiUdeons
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
Pensions and Bounties.

Important 10 Wido,os and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers, d to Inralid d Disabled Soldisrs
THE Undersigned ia authorised by Iii.
l. ceuse from The United States 10 procare ffom tho
Proper Departments for the benefit Of heirs Of deceased sell
ders,
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay,
las protded by Of congress of July 1851 July 1sx
Pensions and Back PAY for invalid and disabled sol
dies And also Pensions Bounty Lands for soldiers
their hes of the OF the Revolution or of 1912 (s
which they may entitled by acts Of congre All business
OF the above nature committed to him will be promptly ana
energeicay put through and In OF failure, charge
will except for money actually paid out 10 civil oces
for adavit and certificates necessary prove the claim
STEPHEN HALL.
Ashtabua, November q, 1862. 6Is
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

The lonely sentry walking his rounds night exposed to
drench ing rains and chill night air is often seized with most
VIOLENT PAINS, COUGH and SUFFOCATING H0ARSE-
NESS, first symptoms of QUICK CONSUMPTION but IL sup
piled with HOLL0WAY'S PILLS and IOLLOwAY'S OlNT-
MENr all danger ayered. few Pills taken night and
morning. and the Ointment brsky rubbed twice day
the throat and chest will remove the SEvEREST PAINS,
and stop the most distressing DANGEROUS COUGH.
Therefore say TO the whole army:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

Three million pairs Of Metal tips are annual
ly applied to the toes Of Chdren's shoes. 1t
is claimed that one pair will out-wear three
without tips, this would make on annual saving
of nearly six millions of dollars to those that use
them, an important item at the present time
An acquaintance who has three child rem, in
forms US that since he commenced buying Me
tai tipped shoes Zone year ago) he has saved
the price Of new boots for himself.
Tonmerc;1I R,HoI;,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

. ATTENTION, CoMPANY.-Vo olunteers, who ex-
pect to retain their health unimpaired during
the campaign, must see to it themselves, do not
trust to the Army Surgeons, supply yourselve
with HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT. Evers
English Soldiers Knapsack contains them.
Onley 25 cents per box or pot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

FERNANDO WooD contends that the war
is con'rary 10 the Constitution" This
is equivalent to saying that using ones
hands to ward off blow at ones heart is
contrary TO the "fitness of things.D
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
Lumber Wanted.

WILL Pay the market price in Cash
Il for any or all the following kinds OF LUMBER delivered
at the Store place formerly occupied by Prentice
Smith Co. or at the Habor of fAshtabuls, to wit:
100000 feet. a inch White Wood-l2 feet long
100000 feet inch White Wood-l2 feet long
SO OOo feet Ia inch Chair Plank-l2 feet long
10000 feet Ii to 4 incbs thick-l2 feet long
$4,000 # to 10 10 sqr columns-l2 feet long
1000 feet l to 4 in White Ash--l2 feet long
E. R. WILLIAMS.
Ashtabula Dec, II. 1852, 67e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
A Card TO the Ladies.

DR.. Duponeo's Golden Pills for Females
Infalbe in correcting regulating and removing distractions
from whatever cause, and return nature 10 It's
proper channel.
THE Combination of Ingredients in DR..
l. Duponcos Golden Pills perfectly harmless They
used in the private practice of Duponco for over
thirty years thousands of ladies testify to their great
and never failing almost every in correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing menstruaon
particularly at the change of life. From five to ten Pills will
cure the common, yet dreadful complaint the ucoreah.
Nearly every lady In the land suffers from this complaint The
above pill has permanently cured thousands and will
IL you them. They cannot harm you-on the contrary
they remove all distractions restore nature to its proper
channel and invigorae the whole system. Price 500 pei
box. Sold by GEO. WILLARD, Sole Agent for Ashabul'
Township and County.
LADIES' BY sending him 81 90 to the Ashtabua Post or
fee the pills sent to part Of the county, free
postage by mall.
N. B-Beware of COunterfeits.
But no Golden Pills of kind unless the box is signed
D. Howe All others base imposition and unsafe; there
fore as you value your lives and heah Ito say nothing
being humbugged out of your mon buy only of those who
show the signature of s. D. Howe the box, which has
Gently been added of the Pills being counteeited
The composing the above pills made known
every AGENT and they will tell you they safe, and viii
perform all that is claimed for them.
Sold also by B. c. Ely, Gard PAT John s. Carter, Erie
Moody Clark Panesville, o. Wholesale in New York. by
Hall Rucke wholesale Druggists 2s Greenwich Street
and by S. D. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.