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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-15

\ Cairo dispatch says
We learn that jackson il already invested
and the rebels have no way Of getting out of
Vicksburg, but by cutting their way through
the national forces.
1t was the Tontcon bridge over the Big
Black River that was destroyed. instead Of
the railroad hridgc-
The Philadelphia Pres -ays that Cen
Dix with his corps and with heavy column
under Gen. Nasiee from North carolina,
will -oon I've threatening the enemy line- oi
communication south Of Richmond.
disratch from Franklin. May 10, says
4 flag If truce from Spring Hill to-day re-
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
SITUATIONS yANTED-MALEs

NV6NTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Gl RI
w 1, 60 X wash and iron. vli 30 housework q, o
city retef feuces. Cal at 3.3 East lO,h 81.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

A YOUNG MAN RECENTLY DISCHARGED FRO
n toe Tinted states Navy. wish stus on irema
iu hotcl Is willing work. Address j. ooX III Hera
ode
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

lVANrgo-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, BY
w tespcC able young woman with gOoi recomme nda
tioas. Address M. j. Mccartney Brook yn Post Office
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

INANrED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN.
w cook and to assist the wa-hing thorou ghl1
dersauds cooking Call at l57 West 26lA st. 7h
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

A SITUATION wASTED-BY A MAN 20 YEARS O
~ age aley houoraby discharged from the United state
Army porter az hat he able % do. Addres
q T.. 8, Dean 81, BrOoklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

A YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION As BOOK
~ keeper " assistant hooskeepcr, N comerea hous'
in Iewcicr salesman understands the businss
thorouRlly give good rciercnoe speAks aud vrits
French Address N. b., bon l19 Herald onc'
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

,pYpg sErsL sVD Old LrAD wAhTrD -ctsa
j -ll d. rsI4 r. q fFs h0r4fsf ~ei. ~ lBg~ NsAs
sns N tad Asfy o lls csss q MS o@,s.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

ItvANrED-BY YOUNG MAN p YEARS or AGR,
w stuatHn olerk IN some quartermas'er % other
tauartrent. god penuAn has been ia the
Tnsi service two years anf can " bett oi
csg rtfsfgacc Address C.efki 0oI ~ uersd oAcc.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
WINES. IIauous, sc.

I,oOD BOURBON 81 - rER GALLON. ;, CkSrS rE
VI D0iue. Bjessuli nothing superior. 81 prl ta!4pa
I~r oilr verv tine Cd ifsh whaseg -, PR s
~ cent. r~r houe goi sherry ., pei gallon ~ cra
- pcrc uud~r other house for e an
BORDEAUX WINE 'ONfAhf,
- 10 t1n a.reri, q Irllelal clfhrt ~ NAIan,.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

WANrED-BY RESPECTABBE WIDOW LADY.
w situation as wet muse has fresh bre -; oi mk, s.
weeks od give good reference Call ~ GG1rcss ID
N $40 East 18th ut.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

MANHOOD AsDI yIGOH Oy YOtTU hEfroEsD
WI ga -four w,ssa b. pr hitobpH ts.rns Of iJs.
fhis sonf~sfu IA restore sasnhoi thr fnof
sfisinS
aLsse tho effect. Of eiaHtr ns1fs rte uns
qarei the br~tsfs ~seas f.fi
n nf1ss BE Dr Hin0ffs Jsssner ~ Ife s sntd 20
c2s~n iih nsrls;laas faf NJ % f,ar pusnss 10
fgr o. csrrfuy trfsf on fsc~ipf ~ rynipsrc-
~ his srreditrd agent rHiLIf EOLAhD no ti brsoms
hs~ fars. ffsor ssst u Hru.fssr
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
r RATHER. hide AND SKIN TRADB-wANrI

IL empioyment by sober, active young tn csths
hide Ani skin clerk aud warehOuseman IN IA
nug and curry concern, has thorough knowitdge
the hIsness Good recommendations. not afraid OF ma
work. make himself generally useful. Address O
Hcrad Ice.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

lNANTBD-BY BOY AGED II SITUATION
w oibef In brokers' nsurRnce or some oher hahk a.
ofce preferred Good feierencss ImmeBda NJ given
A. Address j. 7. H.. Of H. rope st South
bh St Brooklyn, r. -.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

VA ANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN ASfruATION &c
w COOK wash aud ron Ia private family City refer
enee. Apply at 1917 tn ".
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

IlrANTED-A SITUATION ~ YOUNG MAN, IN A
Wholesale esiabiishmcut a. p0rter, entry cnfk NJ
any ca1ncv be may b. capabe ui acting in speaks and
wrtel te English and 0ernan nrnsges hurrts te tssi
reference be honesty aud caraUys AG4fest
b. o. boa 40 Hegrld 0lce.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

MAnBLg sAsIELs -sIr nE.t rLaun N riik
A kLAnpHH Msst- hanu'. .rJ. No inS rsa H,gs,eepth
,rrci. ussr Third sErsss. H.~ forH Cot tbs oai
MAfBLE NAsTtLs.-NARhLk sAsrtis. % ffs
I tstsrns ans h~ fnish ngefei shra thss
= any other pisa~ kLABEHs safhir Woss. ~ yirss
sY.sas. Ihird street roTs csli aud eysvis
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
p.r.sT ErsuEs soLE goora I'D spoEs yo'

TDfTFhI " FNFH FIIH JUL" ~ "TI"IFH FVN
urn by. Tauhs sns sflss Thfsf xpafs hssitr b. 70
rAr~futy fiei pfssr ~ BE- n0e a'fifAg'e .ap ~ assr
= sni hsfftNgf~ 80 ylFy s~ff "a asSi=
prfY ~ AfhtT kui fHhtrf Nfsia SO HfDH TAFF
ma ~ acfflesps aps 10 ffft Ian slsf sss
ifufefFgas saisr. aaf taftsa eatAFf nnsf 60 %"
1fa~ tbe fcc anf .f~ g. SO 'rtsnts 81 "a fAhefr
tggf TeY frra from uNff, pf~tfFt fpfans 80 80
isflua the feet efp sn1 Afs 90 4Aflfr 20
AsAi4 Wien ihs faist pt th~s ta repaired -.
tb~ nh~rr hs 30 - a-s fsrFfsf
Assgrmsnt Y bOOis shoes esiFs A. ipf sshs "a ii.s
sui bG8F fhH ss.l aNfFf fatA naafbf
prtes AiI.Tn. sgtgt ~ rblff arenas. nfsf
f~sufF f.urih t.e VIZ hsssfy, psfi tl Fflt street
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

WAsrgD-A SITUATION; By A PERSON. As COOK
w and TO IN the washing and roning uod cts
reference. Call at 2i& West 2lst ~.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
CrrUArfos wAsrED-A yoUSG MAN, GRADt
CrrUATfoy wASrED-By MIDDLE AGED VI

~ familiar with banking business. having had sever
years ler aud also met aute business he 9.
responsible situation the mOst sausiAciorg ref
rtnoes eau ts given 30 character, ability, Ac Addrei
james, Herald oice.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
NAVAL sHiYk uONEN.

90 UNION souARE.-A SUIT oY ROOMS. os Tnv
30 h.ndsomry irrnrhcf, 10 e', wlIh Board
HrierrnCcn c1chauFrd.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
MIsCEy.LAh EOuB.

! TrfH OLO sTASD u HIfKhAa STREET AHL 10
"A be- four usi~ TO rrder DeDrs rAsh SUD tluas ("
s nd. sni prices thai wall 40, fsi TO -. paicha.s -
PIr.,. look IA before purcha.lnt N Y. kihBAI.L
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 FiN pf fIH PERSONAL FRIENDS AND Az.
- mn The lOod an grcat hAfi'44li drs fa 20 tre
rr.' ~ v.u tmeuctto ~ his dear trrni tn" l' ie
l@ trs % t'rt htc betectrd marble hps' Che mos,
gtt'eui "a htsf-rlnrs An hose who wsh i0p tiis
l' o trid aud living worth. will hni prosp-,, IA
Jonas 1tlus, - PedH street
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

VNANTED--BY A WOMAN IN COMFORTABLE CIR
w cumsances at her own home, a bapy TO wei nurse
mix young csh tuwing lost her baby within
the last Few Apply Al S62 n av between sd aud SD
sis.. in the store.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
nOANDrNG AID LODGING.

At TIiE FRANKFORT house ONE BLOCK EASr on
y tie CITY Hal corner ot franxoT AMI Nlliaih sLrr
20 ncANy .urniahcd. lfht Rooms room 4, oa'
per.oa 4c per day. o. - perseek. House op'u
all night
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

RATHER DELICIOUS We received. the other
day, from the vinyard Of Mr.. DAVID Dc Bors
seven different varieties Of fruit, embracing the
Tokaion. Deieioare. Rebeeea, Isabella, Cata,Dba
Stpeet Wdser and the Diana, all well grown
aud well ripened. and as delicious aud irress.
table as the pouting lip Of beauty. Mr..
Du Bois is q successful fruit grower aud is be-
coming largely interested in the business aud is
supplying with the fruits Of bis industry, canned
aud otherwise, wide extent of market. We
believe be has the plants Of these aud Other
superior varieties of the grape for sale.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

JuLLIFIcATIoH UNION GArAERISos have been
held in almost every direction The numbers
10 attendance and the enthusiasm that have
marked them, have had no parallel since the
days OF "rippecone and Tyler too" On Thurs
day Of last week, some Of our friends conceived
the idea oi having such jolhfca,on here,
gathered in the evening and concluded the
thing should come of the next friday evening.
The question then arose, how shall the details
be perfected and matured in so short q space.
Citizen MoRRrsoS was deputed-no doubt with
an e.?e to his well known energetic take time
by the hair make the purchases OF powder aud
pyrotechncal commodities. and have them on
hand in time all Of which was done to demon.
stra,ion With only brief notice in the paper
on Friday, at the proper time the people were
on hand in their majesty of numbers and spirit
The old Wide-Awake torch lights were trimmed
aud burning, the patriotic and ever-rsady
Amsd"n's band were on hand, and the Jefferson
brass band was also generously 10 attendance
Messrs. Senator CHANDLER. of Michigan, ard
GRIswoLD, Of Cleveland were opportuney on
hand, who with CHAPMAN. OF Connesut, and
our own eloquent fellow citizen. SHERMAN. filed
up happily the oratorial part of the programme
while the fireworks, the illumiuations, the torch
light procession under Marshal HendIy, and the
booming Of cannon, under Capt WARRINGTON,
together produced scene such as Ashtabula
never saw before. and which afforded the whole
conglomerated mas OF conservative fassildom
and Copperhead sympathisers, a new idea Of
the terrible impetuosity and 6erceness of human
folly and delusonl
On the same day. our PainsviIlc neighbors
had similar gathering. bnt much greater in
Dumbers--uot less than 5000 being present
who were eloqnently addressed blythe Governor
elect, and others.
On Saturday evening Cleveland was in q
blaze Of glory, and the streets swaying mass
Ell excited humanity. The illuminations, the
fireworks, the procession. the rapturous music,
and the cannons roar could hardly be ,urpas-
sed.
On Monday evening our struggling but cop.
per cursed friends in Saybrook, folio vel in the
wake, and did up very credtab'e jollif; cation
Not less than 1900 or 1000 persons were pre-.
sent. Speaking from Elder GILLErr. Hon
l.. S. SHERMAN Capts. CHAPMAN and CARLIS OF
Oonneant, and BCRRows of Geneva, and song
by Prof HOLDEN. also OF Geneva. afforded
quite an intellectual treat. Some SO went up
from Conneaut with torches, which was sweled
by delegation from Asbtabula. making quite
handsome torcn light procession. Fire work s
aud gunpowder were in abundance, and the
whole affair proud success. Let our friends
keep bright aud burning the fame Of patriotism.
never ,gging till the last Copperhead lays his
recreant carcase under the gravel deep enough
to prevent any rising ofthe stencil Of corruption
to polluie the atmosphere prepared by wise
and benignart providence for the physical and
moral health of The nation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

Hon. L. s. Sherman delivered one OF the
ahlest speeches of the campaign, at Childs'
Hall, on last Monday evening. The hall was
crowded, aud many left for the want Of room.
His address was free from cant and iuvective,
but earnest and argumentive. lie occupied
over two hours. but the audience gave him their
attention throughout. As an impressive, able
public speaker. Mr.. Sherman has few equals -
We had good singing on the occasion, on the
opening aud cIoeing Of the meeting.
PainesriHe Telegraph
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

The odium that attaches TO those who have
identified themselves with the treason OF Val.
iaudigham, is having its very natural effect 10
the business us well as the social relations of
life. We have heard numerous instances in
negbborng towns Of q refusal to deal dol.
lurs werlb with those who are known 10 have
voted for the traitor and not few have adopt.
ed this course here. We hear of sturdy, IN.
compromising friend at Jefferson, who refuses
to extend 10 such even the common ameuty OF
shake of the hand, being unwilling to touch
the hand tainted with such completely with
trpaaOn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24
Respectfully,

o. c. PRArr.
This nots reached as the other day after the
bestowment OF somewhat earnest homiy upon
our young friend. for the insane folly which led
him to select so unfortunate time as the pres
ent for linking Lis destines with that Of the
deserted and despised traitor. Besides the in
decency Of facing round so suddenly as to leave
the seat of ones pantaloons in front, their is
something 10 the old apothegem about the saga
cious rat that leaves the sinking ship. How
unfortunate that such sagacity. and an integrity
that brooks even suspicion should be foun
seeking an asylum in an old condemned pratt
cal hulk, waterlogged aud settling to her last
iathomless plunge. with certain ruin and repro
baticn to oil oa board The captiousness ex.
hibited towards US is quite natural 1t does
not surprise or disturb us. As he popders his
folly, the disease will grow no better very fist
until it becomss chronic and if be and some OF
those dirty chaps he has chosen for bis political
bediellows do not become dissatisfied with Lille
and its much abused blessings, aud acknowledge
ia language deep. II not loud. my punishment
is greater than can besr." their cases will be a
striking refutation Of all historical analogy, from
the story Of Cain, down, at least, to that of him
who went out and hanged himself" We will
endeavor to follow the wish expressed, and send
the paper 10 some one, the placidiiy and even.
ness of whose way will euable hm to profit by
its literature. as we'll as the lessons of generous
patrit tism which it incucates.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

At meeting of the Officers and Employ es
of the ContrabaDd Camp. Capt. John Phillips
10 the chair. the following resolutions were sut-
milted aud unanimously approved:
WHEREAs, 1t hath pleased the Almighty
Father Of the universe TO affict our struggling
community aud devoted husband, by the sad
loss OF our sister aud co-laborer, Mrs. ANN Ii.
OLDs. 10 whose person were uuiled all of the
virtues that adoru the human race.
AND WHEREAS, We feel the great and irre-
parable loss we have sustained in her death
through the many beueits we have derived
from the bright example OF her earnest and de
voted christian aud social character, for she
was a warm true friend to us aud to the needy
perishiDg souls who, by the victorious progress
OF our arms are entrusted TO our keeping No
trial however beavy.-uo sacrifice however
great--could chill her love for the work she
had so nobly Iespoused, or dampen the quiet up-
ceasing energy she brought to bear 0n it's ud-
vanceuleut. Aud true TO the noblest ius, ,iucls
of the human heart, she fell at her post us fall
the good aud brave who fighting the good light
enddreth steadfasI 10 the eud. Therefore, be il
Resolved, That We tender the Rev. A. ID.
OLDs our deepest sympathy in this the hour Of
his great trial aud affection. Hoping ouI
Heavenly Father may be pleased TO tighten The
sorrow Of his heart and enable him To resume
his labors in the cause OF justice, progress aud
humanity.
And that copy Of these resolutions be pre-
senied TO him, aud copies furnished for puollt
cation 10 the "Asbtabula Telegraph" "Lorair
County News" aud in The "Ashtabula Seu
tiLel."
JoHN PHILLIPs.
Capt. aud Supt. Contrabands.
WM EyERETT
Bur. in charge Contraband Hospital.
j. w. HARRIS,
Lieut. aud Asst. Supt. OF Contrabands.
q. N. CARRurHERs.
Missionary Teacher OF Couirabands.
III. r. ARNOLD,
l4lh Ohio Bsttery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

FLAX SKEp BuEs.--The tims when oil re.
ceipts aud potes given 70 me for Flax Seed to
SOW are due. 1t being from 18th September to
LIST October, generally the latter date, aud am
looking for them TO come in speedily with their
crops am fully prepared to fulfill on my part,
BY making them satisfactory market equal to
any u. +. SADD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

U
Ed. ."TELEGRArH'-Si Having been os.
tracised by the party to which you belong, and
my integrity questioned by you in public; and
not caring to keep up show of sympathy with
your party by taking newspaper pledged to
support its interests, and there being i've or six
months unexpired subscription still due. I would
respectfully suggest that you discontinue send.
ing me your paper from this time forward and
send it to some one who will be benefited by
your style Of literature.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

FACTS FOR SOLDIERS. the In.
dim aud Crimean Campaigns, the only medi.
cines which proven themselves able to cure tim
worst cpses Of Dysenlery, Scurvy and Fever
were Ii oLLowAys PILLS AND OINTMENT. There.
fore let every Volunteer see that be is supplied
with them. Ouly rs cents per pot or box.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

WHAT THE MERoHANr,s SAY.-The merchants
everywhere who sell De Lands Chemical Sal
eraius say that no article ever sold gives such
universal sat faction to customers. They like
TO have customers pleased-especially the
ladies. They know il is the Housewives Favor.
iie'-ihat Chemical Saeratus.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

Jons DUcRo late Of Jefferson, has succeed
ed to the interest Of bis brother Gregory. 10 the
cabinet business, at this place. Though Greg
Dncro was unsurpassed as a mechanic, and
left his impress upon the Establishment. John
is not whit behind him in mechanical taste
and skill, aud the pntrops Of the establishment
aud the community will loose nothing by the
phanua
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

ErJaH Bliss received one FIRST premium for
the best. garden, aud another for ground almond
coffee, neither Of which, it is claimed, appeared
10 the published list.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24
BE WISE BY TIMES |

BE WISE BY TIMES
Do not triae with your Health, Constitution
and Character.
Ifyou are suffering with any Ditease for which
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
is recommended.
TRY III TRY IT! try IT!
II will Cure you. Save Long Suffering. allay-
Ing Pain and defamation. and will restore you
HEALTH AND PURITY,
At Little Expense.
And No Exposure.
Cut out the advertisement in another column
and call or send for it.
BEWARE or ooUsTERYEIrs
Ask for Helmbold's. Take No Other.
Cures Guaranteed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24
NOTICE. = RolIIa Harmon. He,ro,

harmon; aad Aans HAsnss sss hssssy assiasd tAss
ceased the iith day Of Jsly lsoa as1 pstos n ths
Court OF Common fs. Within and for ths co1n q Ashs
pArties defendants rbssin Getting bh 10 sutsass thAA
no personal property belonging 70 aid sstHs - % he
indebsd and that said Heay n Haruss did ssssd ef 80
equitable interest 10 certain Ands IN ts petlop dt>cbsd
lands 70 ndeb ednss@ fon sa1 HENRI Harmen
70 him The prayer Of the petition Z sbss aoast may
dover Of the widow b Agnsd snd shat AID lands
may bs sold 70 satisfy the ansont sad ane sid sSa. ed
for general relief SiAoND3 CADWEl14
6t1is AWyshs Iy6.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24
u. O. R.-T. A.-E. p.
Hunncwell's Great Remedies.
HAat Every Family should hare in M'
k0use, and vhy.


h0rss, and vhy
II They should have HUsxxwkLLs UxfvKRsAL CoceH
RExKDr bseauss seetualiy Colds whooping and
simple and perfect soothing Syrup In the world For old
young, By day night 1t be used with the greatest
freedom, and o the deaths BY Consumption
stopped .nd infants relieved OF their suffering BY what leaves
stain behind.
They shond have HuNREwRLLs ToLU AxoDTsR because i
perfect remedy for Neuralgia Nervous Sick Head
ache Tooth and EAaehe st. Nus Dance Pain In Stomach
Bowels Gennins Cholera Morbns. Rheumata Distress
ssr Eating Nervousness HysterA and the ehi-s Of all
and insanity Loss fSieep Its character
though active s simpls is action In perfect conformity
nature ita end, cure or relief
LIZ For the pains of honthly kenstraators the Axo-
has been most saeesssfu while Natures work
disturbed. and 10 one of its mast important poiuts
rY They should have HUSnkwkLL's EcLEcfIc PILLs,
rangements Of the Stomach aud Bowels cured They
cure Indigestion Dyspepsa esdAshe. when essd oa
stomach Loss of Appetite, bioasnes 20 otsn and 20 ero
nsousy treated with hsreatiA snd Jaandes For WORMS
They act simple assist nature do not make Phi Boz Of
the stomach a. Is the fatal OF taking
Pills at dose and then, what Ia important To every Family
svey Purse bottle goes TAR ss two or three OF
II the sboye good and results do not
form 10 declarations viii requet my agents 10 Refund the
Money This the basis OF M confidence and that OF the
public is asked 10 test
HuNSEwELLs Universal CouGH REMEDY.
HuNss- Ellis ToLu ASoDYHE.
HuNsEwELL's EcLEcrIc PiLIs.
II Faes sims Of J. L. HunnswsIrs signature sof.
Of genuine only.
GEORGE WILLARD. Agent, AshtAbaiA. Ohio.
JoHn D. PARE. cinsianAti Ohio. wholssAls Agent.
~ For ale By drusgss.s'spwhsrs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24
A Card TO the Ladies.

DR.. Dnponco's Golden Piiis fov Females.
infsbs IN soesg regulating and removing shssrussior
from Whatever cause, and return nature 70 hs
proper channel.
I'HE Combination OF Ingredients IN DIR.
II Dupopss,a Geasu Pills perfectly h.rnlsss They
hrve been used IN the private practice Of Dr. Duponco for
thirty year, and thousands ladies testify 70 their great
and failing almost every IN correcting
Irregularities relieving painful distressing
particularly n the change Of life From Ave To Pills will
cure the common yet dreadful complaint the iucorsah
Nearly lady in the land suffers from this eompl.int The
shove pill has permanently cured hous.n and win yo.
you use them They cannot harm you-on the contrary,
they remove all obstuetions restore nstsye 70 M proper
channel and invgoate the whole system Prizes 500 per
boz Sold by GEO. WILLARD Sole Agent for Asbtsbuia
LADEsi by sending him 800 to the Asbtsbuis Post Of
dee can have the pills sent 70 part o the county nee q
postage BY mail.
N. B.-Bewsre ef Courtsrfehs.
But Golden ps Of any kind unless the box s signed s.
D. Howe All others base imposition and unsafe; there
fore value your lives and beah 10 nothing of
being humbugged out Of your buy only Of hcse who
SHOW the signature OF g. D. Howe the boz which has
Gently been added account Of the pills being eounteted
The Ingredient composing the above pins sds 70
every Agent, and they will tell they safe and will
perform all that IL claimed for them.
Sold also by B. c. Ely Girad Pa; John g. Carter, Erie
Moody Clark Painesvle o. Wholesale in New Yort, BY
Hall Ruckel, Wholesale DRUGGISTS 2ls Greenwich Street.
and BY s. d. Howe, Sole Proprietor New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

The seizure BY the British Government OF q q
rebel rams. built BY Laird 4 Co. ou the Msrssy
| as been confirmed. a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

If you are so far behind the times as not 10
have used Heuiek Aliens Gold Medal Salera.
tus. put it of no longer, but go Immediately aud
purchase paper Every body who has ever
used ii, procams its good qualities. II takes
less in quantity, is saving iu -four and short
ening, aud will make weak stomachs strong -
Do not fail to try it. Most OF the Grocers and
many Of the Druggists sell it. Depot liz
Liberty Street, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

Mathews Chocolate Worm Dropsi-Never
fail to destroy and all kinds Of Intestinal Worms
perfectly reliable in all and far superior to and
all the Fancy Worm Confectons aud nauseous vemuges In
use They may he taken all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other delsieious Drug Moth
should always purchase them and give their children no
other No cathArc whatever Is 10 be given Each
box contains "a Drops I.oIenges. Price rs cents.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
C. X. WALKER Gen. Agent
cor Buffalo. ". Y. Fort Erie, c. W.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-24

Do not forget the Auction of l.. P. Blakes.
lee, on Saturday next.