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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28
HABERDASHERY vERSIFIED.

n the "noise and confuson" thst constantly rages
And is chroniced forth in the relegraph's pages,
About Dry Goods and Dress Goods and Causes aud acas
Shaws Bonnets and Cloaks that riva the Cruces.
May claim your attention, to n brief rehearsal,
ofa list of Choice Goods in a stock universal
And though less pretending are In merit sound,
And are quietly waiting your notice down town
There Cloths OF all grades and textures yeu'll hnd
and vestings the fancy MarseiieS SIN and issG satin
Yarn made Of Cotton, Thread waddiBg and Batting,
Wiek Flannels, bleached goods Stripes sheeng twine
And huslins and Lawns bonnet, dress and swiss fine,
Cambrics and Summer Stu checkd striped white shirts,
Gloves, Dress Goods Shsws and Ribbons and Skeleton Skirts
Spice pepper ana a saleratns gold medal kanlin soap,
Broom baskets and bed cords cloths lines buck gloves and
coil rope
Super teas, sussrs ana o fee both Java and Rio,
Pure, as non can be found in the State q. Ohio.
Paper hshgng brass kettles fancy prints and band boxes
Cloths pins wooen yarn, bows your
Stone churns jugs jars and crooks assorted glass aud nails,
Mop handles wood and iron, SASH pchfOs and water
Shoes for children boys and ladies' gents ladies'
And hoes for gents to work WITH wooden pumps and super
Bufaios,
Scyhes snaths rakes and wash boards half bushels and
Chalk osin whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
The largest lot of Hats and Caps Of grade and STYLE
SbOemakers. on word with you, baVe you good
Here's nearly all the implements for making boots and
Lasts pegs pDehes hammars, knives thread, peg and
Tacks Nails awhandles bristles lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk kip 6oat size sticks and
Weddings and hastings of various shades shoe needless
Tobacco
But hold my muse, further tax the printers gentle
He'll neer find space for tthe the list Of this full stock
of GoOda;
Say then, that the stock is full and complete,
That we anxously awaiting, pa IRONS to greet
Invite them ALL from South from NORTH from East and from
West,
From city from country Lincolntes, Dougasites and all
From every point of the compass come all,
Leave Leave all your spare dimes with your friend,
Ashtabua, Oct. 27, 1860
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

STRANGE HABITS OF BEES IN PERU.-A
recent traveller sends the following interest.
ing fact 10 natural history, from Arequipera
Peru "a few years ago, a German got
out few hives Of bees, an insect formerly
unknown here The first year he obtained
. plentiful Of honey, but year BY year it
decreased, until RoW the animals will hardly
collected any. And why Oar climate is
so equabe that flowers can be had all the
year round, and the sagacous animals hav
ing discoS cred this fact, have evidently lost
the instinct of boarding honey for a winter
that never cemes."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28


The FtoHescme Winds are whissiine
TbfoUeh fofesi end over plain,
CaIllsg the robin ard bluebird,
TO their summer haupts again.
The strssm b loosed hon he fetters,
Ia waters gleefully sing.
Ard nature is dsacing eaiy
TO melodies sweet Of Spring.
South winds are brsa,Aiug a perfume,
The daylight hath more hours,
The wak'uiae earth and the sunshine
Prophecy give Of The flowers.
The gtuss grows green by the river,
The wild flowers gem the sod,
EacA valley aud hill adoruing.
With the footsteps Of our God.
The iocund laugh OF the skater
Is gone with the winters frost
The sleighbels musical giugle,
With the vanished snow is lost;
But the song Of happy children
Il heard over field aud hin, I.
Aud voices that blessed 10 wiutsr
Are with us 10 bless us still.
We welcome these early tokens
OF tapestry nature weaves,
Welcome little low blossoms,
Peepiug mp among old brown leaves
Welcome the violets modest,
The buds CO. the oak tree fall,
And fresh inspirations gather ..
From the love they breathe on all.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28
Glory OF the World.

In magnificent Grafton Of Chrysostom,
sound thoagbts are suggested in the con.
temptation Of that transtory glory which
lathe gift OF wealth and fortune and power
all which is destined to perish 1t is
at this moment" says the ilustrious pat.
riarch Of ConstantiRople addressing the
Court ofhis day. as corrupt as it was spIen.
did" it is at this moment, more than ever
we are justified in saying with the wise
man, Vanity Of vanilies, all is vanity 7
Where is now the splendor of the cousu.
late Where the brilliancy of lamps and
torchesi The feast Of joyous assemblies
Where are the crowns and magnificent
orsamehts Where the nattering reports
Of the city-the acclamations Of the circas
the adulations of thousands of spectators ?
All have passed away The wind, by one
blast, has swept the leaves, and now they
show to US \ dead tree torn from its roots
80 violent has been the tempest. 1t lies
. broken ruin Where are the pretended
friends-the swarm Of psrasites-tbe table
charged with luxury-ihe wine circulated
during entire days-where the various
re6nemeHts of feasiing-the supple Ian
gnsge of slaves What has become of
them oil A dream of the night which
vsnishes with the day Ia flower Of spring
which fades 10 the summer Ia shade which
passes la vapor which scntters "a bnb-
ble of water which bursts IA spiders
web which is torn down VANITY Of
vsaities, all is vanity 7 Inscribe these
words on your walls, on your vestments, on
yoar palaces, on your streets, your houses,
OF your windows, on your doors. iuseribe
them on your consciences, in order that
they may represent it ineeSSantly to your
thoughts. Repeat them ia the morning
repeat them in the evening and in the as
semblies of fashion let each repeat to his
neighbor-" Vanity ofvaniy, all is van
ity pD- -CArysoston.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28
Early Physical Degener0cy OF
The American Poop e:
lust PUBLISHED by DR.. A Some,

lust PUBLISHED by DR.. A Some,
- Ply Ician to the Troy Lung and Hygienic Institute
Treatise on the Causes of Early Physict Decline Of A.
meriean People the Of Nervous Debility, CoDsump-
This work is one Of high moral tome written in chaste yet
thrilling LANGUAGE and aupea di eetly to the torl con
sciousness "f ALI PARETs and Guad dans especially detail
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Ii will be sent by mal the receipt Of two 0 cent Stamps
Parents and Gnadans fail send aud obtain this book.
Young Men, fail not 10 send fer this book
A Word Of Solemn Conscientious Advice TO
Those who will Reflect
Of maadies prevail n fearful extent 10 the COM
munity booming at least 100000 youth Of beth anuu-
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understood Their external manifestation, symptoms are
Nervous DEBILITY Re axaon and exhaustion harAnns OF
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Bronchitis aud Throat shaking of the Of tile Hands
and Limbs aversion to society aud 20 business or study
dmnes Of the sight 10 Of the memory, diEzpess of the
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pain in tie back or limbs Inmbago Dyspepsia Indises-
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Now in ninety in every hundred all the above
named disorders aud host Of others consumption Of the
Lungs that insdious willy of consumption
seat and origin in diseases ofPec visesa Hence the want
Of the part of old school practice in treating ymP
toms only. ri IL 5s9 III ..t4sW osfs .rslsg ua4fe
DR. Andrew Stone Physician to the Troy Lung Hygens
Institution engaged In treating this class Of m dern
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poisons. The facilities Of such that patients can
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Patients applying for ntsuOgAOies advice, must
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~ The Idng Physician will be iOund at the tnatita-
| . An
| DR ANDREW STONE,
| Physician 10 the Troy Lung Bygien Institute
| and Physician for Diseases OF the Heart Lungs.
! yea2 % fifth Street Troy. N. York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

DECLINE OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Rev.
Mr. Fletcher says, in reference to slave
system Of Brazil, that it has created no po-
iit:csl feeling, an6 that the institution has
been constantly on the decline since the
abliton of the slave trade. While the
number Of slaves is 900, 900 less now than
ten years ago, the great staples of the coun.
try have increased S3 per cent. The EN-
peror's policy has always been anti-sIavery
like that uf Alexander Of Russia; and his
sympathies are with the Free States 10 our
present civil war
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28
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Editor Garfield HERALD.

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Medina, March ], 1861.

h The above named Ladies ara personally acquainted
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recommend it the Ladies Of this county and
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JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield HERALD,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28
HOME TESTIMONY.

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Miss c. SWORMSTETT.
Medina, March ], 1861
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

A city scayenger says :.-"Wb en- dead
HOSES aud other garbage is left lyin' loose
around q camp. the noospapor reporter
writes and says, Our army is again assum
Ing the offensive"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28
The Home Guards.
aThe Lay Of The Last Minstrel" )"
CHAPTER III.

FY<Ef TtTTI I-Tgl-EE
Tie Digrsssion.
Blih.a q feeling like to sadness, rrvcsr-v
Once again my pen take.
More in sorrow thsa 10 madness,
- GrieYing for my poems sake. -'
Can I bear 10 hear detraction,
qsinu- From the merits Of my muse, ~ clII't
While she sings with ssiisiactiOu, j
heFnsw song Of Boota and Shoss
On. ys HspIes. mad and ravinR.
-. Would ye dlch my power away IS
Would be satisfy your craving.
That ys might compete with LAT
Fet asids your vain ambition;
~ ~ Let my thrilliag poem be. gI = Ea
Change yeur cafping diapositloa, q ~
Come bug Jour Boots Shoes of ne.
can Es all kinas or pedsis. y. s !.
Yaolee, Irish. Dutch or Jew,
Whether shaped Ike unto needles,
DE- Adelia's number two
All. ys critics show youv hees z,
can fl just such as you III ~
have ordered several cases, .ts. -.
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ossr shoes are altozsghef - &
Needlul Dr you 10 the rain,
10 hot vet ycef i1oi thin weather.
Thsy are quits 100 neAE yoaf brain.
NoWsI eebnot bal remind you
Xs fsulf.apding one,s msnn.l
y fea a ne' stop Al grind yos,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

bly, wife, said a veg, the other day,
came pear calling me honey last even.
ing, Indeed, how was that Why she
called me old beeswax.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28
Pills--Pills.

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foloWing- - - -Sw = -
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rAv's SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

Are ron sick, eehle, an1
complafnlngi Are you sut u
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and should be averted By 4
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let tho iiuids move on unob-
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They stimulate tho functions
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tt,e ohetructio0H which make
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DEPARTMENT. on TslE INTERIoR,
KnsliinuinII. d G.. 1ih Fah.. 1874.

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IhVsician of Lhe Marine H0spittk
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AAmsnts, oPodeldoe Sweet o Troehes seidtz Powders
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In the Medicine line.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28

Butous DtsOruer5 - Atver comp piRtntss
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Not only your pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose aperent Int find their beneficial effects upen
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28
Dysentery, DiarrhOea, Relax, worns

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found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
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bilious tlysenery and diuThed. Their sugAr-cOatlng
makes them very acceptable aud convenient Sr ths
Of women aud children.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28
Headache ,sIck endache, Foul stOma

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A. q Family PhysIe.

ITUNT IIs VV9TF'7' ~ =
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24


A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercisl tells the following joke upon a
noted Captain of Artillery:
HColonel Loomis, whose name is now en-
craven in history, and whose battery is
mentioned with pride everywhere in the
Army of the Cumberland, was, during the
Virgins campaign, Captain Loomis. He
is now Chief of Artillery upon ROusseau's s
Staff.
"Captain Loomis, with his train, arrived
In Cincinnati one Sunday morning, on his
way to the Army Of Virginia. Upon each
oaisson and every piece of artillery was
plainly painted 'Coldwater Battery
"Services in 3 church on Sixth street
were Just concluded, and the warlike array
attracted the congregations attention, and
the rather splendid figure of the young
though tYenerable-looking Captain LOOmis
demanded large share Of attention. The
pastor Of the church introduced himself,
spoke with admiration of the fine appear
.anee of the Captains men, &c, and with a
hearty pressure Of the hand remarked:
~ Captsin LOomis, yours is a noble
motto; stick to that stick TO that my
young soldier. You have many hardships
to undergo; but your glorious motto Of
Gold Water will carry you safely through
aLoOmis, for the first time, caught the
idea Of the parson, but was too courteous
TO undeceive the preacher by informing
him that his battery was raised in the town
of Coldwater, Michigan. l have spent
many pleasant hour with the Colonel,
but never could see thet cold water Part
Of his battery"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24


The Free South gives US the following
incidents of MOntgOmery's raid on the
plantation Of Combahee:
a sThe white inhabitants, terrified at the
sight Of negro soldiers with loaded mus
kets In their hands, ran in every diree-
ton, while the slave population rushed to
the boats with every demonstration Of
10y and gratitude. Three rice houses,
Z we'll flied with rice, large amount of
ricks in the yard, and four large mills of
different kinds, were destroyed. Man
sions, negro quarters, and everything in
hammable we're consigned to the flames.
Sluices were opened, plantations flooded,
and broad ponds and lakes made where,
but few hours before, lu1uriant crops Of
rice and corn were putting forth their
leaves.
HHsving brought within his lines near
IL eight hundred valuable slaves, having
destroyed properly to the amount Of two
millions, most of which belonged to notO-
rious leaders in this rebellion, having de-
monstTated that negro soldiers will follow
and fight wherever a brave and bold man
dares to lead them, and that the slave pop
ulation Of South Carolina are eager tc
embrace the opportunity to escape, Colo
mel Montgomery returned to Beaufort ear
lyon the morning Of the Sd inst, without
the loss of 8 man"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-24
Rebels Driven out Of Frederick.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
But One Rebel Brigade at
Wilmington.
But Few Troops in Charleston.
THE REBEL INVASION.
PHILADELPHIA. june 8

=
The Washington Star, Of this evening,
contains the following special telegram:
| MoNAcACY JUNCTION, June 22.-The reb-
els have certainly destroyed every Bald-
more and Ohio Railroad bridge from Har-
per's Ferry to Cumberland, distance Of
not quite 20 miles, indicting very heavy
damage on the road. This they have done
within the last Sc hours.
General Kelly came up with them this
morning at Cumberland, and drove them
out of that town, it is supposed in this di-
Feotion. His movements have been verv
prompt and so far successful, as he has
doubtless put stop to the westward pro-
gress along the railroad line of their career
Of devastation. ........ ....-...... Ia.
1t is reported heavy firing, supposed to
be in the direction Of Aldie, was heard dur
ing the morning by WOrkmen on the roof
Of the Treasury Building.
Special TO Philadelphia Press
MoyocACY, June 22.-I have lust re-
turned from Maryland Heights. The place
is strongly defended. No rebels have vet
appeared. From the immediate authori-
ties l have learned that the nearest rebels
are at Little Antietam, about six miles
f-e-- u--r--5- T---- M -4- u = a
point is not large.
HARRISBURG, June p.
Herald's special ~.
There is now no doubt the enemy is for
tifying HageFstown. They hold the coun-
try between Hagerstown and Williams
port with at least one corps, probably
Ewelrs.
MilIerstown, eight miles from Gettys-
burg, has been occupied to-day by force
Of rebel troops, 1000 strong. This points
to movement on the Northern Central
Road, for the purpose of isolating Balti-
more. Most of the movable property that
could be turned to rebel account was re-
moved before the place was occupied. They
will have to fight for possession of the
Northern Central Railroad
Communication with Chambersburg has
been resumed. H. ss
General Lee is believed to have been baf-
fed in his main object, the capture of
Washington. The progress of the cam
paign is watched with intense anxiety.
Tne enemy re-occupied Green Castle, after
a skirmish with our cavalry. No further
particulars. General Couch has received
no report of casualties.
Troops continue to be concentrated and
organized at this point.