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The Cecil Whig., 1863-12-05
FICkARDWS
G A T I'll Il p POW D E r.
Thousands are Testifying to its
Efficacy.

" The Mereifd Nan is Kind to his Beast"
A FTER years of study and expe fment by the
n inventor, to compound from PURE VEG ETABLE
MATERIALS, q Powder that SHOULD and MUST take
the place of the thousand and one nostrums gotten
| up and palmed upon the public rs CERTAIN
REMEDIES for the cure Of all diseases which the
brnte creation ''heir TO-, he has produced the
enc heading this advertisement, and none CAN BE
GENUINE unless bearing our signature The
demand is such that its sale has been chiefly
fined to the State of Pennsylvania. but we have
now consul minated such arrangements that we are
prepared to supply the numerous orders now on
hand as we'll those we may hereafter receive
from other States of the Union.
knowing this Powder to possess all the curative
properties here Set forth, we deem fulsoIne IT,
rade of words unnecessary, feeling assured that
its OWN MERITS will secure for it ready sale.
Being composed of pure vegetable ingredients, it
can be safely and judiciously given to that noble
animal, the HORSE. Its effects are no FALSE
pAMPERING Of the system creating bloated CAR
cass with premature shedding Of the hair but
ON the other hand, it strengthens the digestion.
puriies the blood regulates the urinary organs,
thereby improving and protecting the whole
PHYSICAL condition Of the animal, even when in
an apparently healthy state.
To the Agriculturist and Dairyman it is an in
valuable remedy for their NEAT CATTLE laboring
under H0OF diseases, HOLLOW HORN, ana
other Of the ma ny complaints to which they are
liabe from suppression Of the natural sccretions.
MlLCu COWS are much benefited by occa-
sionally mixing with their slop or feed-it has II
tendency to strengthen the animal, remove all
obstIuctions from the mi tubes, promote all the
secretons and consequently adding much to the
strength Of the animal, quantity and quality OF
The Milk Cream and Butter.
HOGS during the warm seasons, are constantly
overh eating themselves, which results in their
getting Coughs, Ulcers Of the LUNGS and other
parts, which naturally has tendency to retard
their growth. In all such cases. teaspoonfui
mixed in bucket Of swill and given every other
day, will speedily remove al. difficulties, and the
animal WILL INCREASE IN HEALTH AND FAT.
The Cecil Whig., 1863-12-05

PREVENTION BFITF.H Tim CCHH.
TFERE ii NO OCCASION FOR SICKNESS.
When you first feel pain, then take q t-s.poontil
"f the READY RtII! !. in water; or apply Is ~ the
paris where you feel the discomfort.
The Cecil Whig., 1863-12-05
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

should be applied To the pat or parts afflicted. 1t In
stanty relieves the patient from pan and quickly
heals, soothes and strengthens the disabled parts In
al cases If Bites of Ribd Do.s Reptiles Stngs Of Poi
sonous Insects, the application OF RAILWAYS READY
REIIEF to tho wouni will prevent nd.mlnalo- aai
The Cecil Whig., 1863-12-05
WHEN SE.,ZLD WITH
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES

SHOULD BE- TAKEN INTERNALLY.
One dose will stop the pain It's continued use will 10
few hours, euro he patient.
The Cecil Whig., 1863-12-05
Liquid Gutta Perch Cement,

For Coating Metals of all kinds wuen exposed to
the action of the Weather, and for Preserving and
Repairing Metal Roofs Of all kinds
This is the only Composition known which will
successfully resist extreme changes of all climates
for any length Of time, when applied to metals
to " h'eh it ac heres firmly. forming body equal
10 three coats of paint, costs much less and will
last three times as long and from its elasticity
cot injured by the contraction and expansion OF
lin and other Metal Roofs, consequent upon sud
den changes in she weather.
1t will not crack in Cold or run In Warn,
Weather, and will not wash Off
I.caky Lin and other Metal Roofs can be re.
paired with Gutta Percha Cement and preveH ted
from further corrosion and leaking, thereb, ,
ensuring perfectly Water Tight Roof for many
yeaIs
This Cement is particularly adapted for the
preservation of Iron Raings Stoves Ranges
Safes, Agricultural implements, &C., also for
ger eral m.tnufac urers use
The Cecil Whig., 1863-12-05
WAsHIsGroS, Oct. l6, 1862.

Ut.
DEAR SIR Having tried the Cattle Powder
manufactured by you, consider it II good article
for the diseases Of horses, and as good prepara-
tion as there ii in the market
HIRAM WRIGHT,
Assist Ee'enary Surgeon,
. For the United States Governnent.
The Cecil Whig., 1863-12-05
WASHINGTON, Oct. q 1863.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 81 1868.
VIM. Ralston
DEAR SIR Having had your Horse and Cattle
Powder in use iOr some time do cheerfully rec-
ommend it rs good article, and we'll worthy Of
public notice. NJ. JACKSON,
Superintendent of the Mule Corral
The Cecil Whig., 1863-12-05
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, 1852
To Wm. Ralston:
| have used your Cattle Powder, and would
state that it possesses the qualities Of toning and
renovating the stomach, removing in some degree
the morbihc matter. jcan' recommend for all
horses in private use, where the system is no,
too much debilitutel. j. p TURNER,
Veterinary Surgeon
For tho United States Government,
Washington, b. G..
The Cecil Whig., 1863-12-05

GUTTA PERCHA CEMENTS.
For preserving and repairing Tin and other Meta
Roofs of every description, from its great elias
ticity, is not injured by the contraction an,
expansion of Meus, and will not crack in Cold Of
run in Warm Weather.
E. W. STAPLES, Agent,
April IL, lSG3-N. Elkton Md.
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nit diner @sfammifdstt pom 45,744 Rnnn
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
DIED..

At the residence Of A. A. Strong, September
18th, 1868, Of Dyspepsia and Consumption,
Mary Emily, wife Of Samuel 8. Warner, of this
place, and daughter of Robert and Julia @. Pope,
Of South Windsor, Maine; aged thirty y-three
years. eight months and nineteen days
In Richmond, Sept. goth, Of dysentery, Mary
E, daughter Of J. w. and Emeline L. Hill, aged
months.
Also In the same place, ON the 27th, Clinton
Gross, son of ]. w. and Emeline Hin, aged 2
years and months.
In Sheffield, of heart disease, September 23d,
Mr.. Reuben Gillette, husband Of Susan Gillette,
aged fifty seven years.
In Lenox, September Goth, Of dysentery, lit
tie Edda, only son Of Edward r. and Olivia L.
Clisbee, aged five years.
In Lenox, September goth, of old age, Rod
gers Thompson. aged eighty years.
In Lenox, September 23d, of old age, John
Bel, aged eighty three years.
In Cherry Valley, Of dropsy Mrs Hannah
Clark, wife Of WIN. Clark, Of Cherry Valley.
In Geneva June 25th, 1893, Morton ID
Gaylord, aged sixteen years.
In Jefferson, OF dysentery, September 27th
Lucy Maria 0atman, the consod of Lorenzo
Oatman, In her thirty-eighth year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03

WE are apt to be free with our jokes upon
Doctors and their drugs, until sick and in need
Of their aid, then all alike bow to the necessity
Of recourse to their hard earned and often ILL.,
required skill. The prevailing belief that ply
siciaDs frown upon whatever deviates from their
peculiar system and usages. arise from the fact
that their better information leads them soonest
to detect aud discard the m dcal deiusions and
impOsitious that are thrust upon the commun
ity. Ths they are ready and prompt to adopt
any really valuable invention is seen by the
treaimen' Doctor j. @. Ayers Chemical Rene.
dies have received at their hands. They appre-
ciate the value Of these medicines because they
know their composition, and where is the man
who ever beard a respectable physician either
disparage them or discourage their usei No
profession or pursuit has done more for the hu.
man family than the medical profession. None
is followed by nobler men or for nobler ends; /;
nor is there one which better deserves the best
thanks Of mankind .-Conton az. Y Demo.
crQt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03

FAcT.-As q culinary preparation, Herrick
Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus is infatlab!e It
has great advantages over yeast Fermentation,
and will make twenty Eve pounds more Bread
or Biscuit from the same barrel of -Four, aud
much better Itretains all the gIutinous starch
and sugar that is in the aour, and from two.aod.
a half pounds Of -four will make three and o.
half pounds Of Bread or Biscuit, while the same
quantity by yeast fermentation, will make ouly
q tr;fe over three pounus. aod require more
than twice the quantity Of shortening. besides
being much more unbesl,hy. Try IL, aud be con.
vnced
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03

A SOLDIER GoSB.-Csptair N. J. SxrrH
late co,nmandant Of the I'd Ohio Battery, died
at the residence OF Mrs FrrrELD. in Conneaut,
on Wednesday last, aged thirty years. His d.
sease was consumption, hastened, undoubtedly.
BY exposures while marching through the in
bospiiable cline Of Missouri, for the past two
years. The Captain returned home last spring,
hardly able to walk. and the prolonging Of his
days to this time is due to the kindly attentions
OF friends.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03

TaE Pastoraie Of the New Church in Pains.
vile, has been resigned by the Rev. Mr.. BALLET.
to take effect in May. We hope that his ability
and worth, as christian minister, is not to be
withdrawn from the common stock Of this vicin.
ity. We have been pleased to look upon him
as one of the salt of the earth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03

WINE PLASr.-This plant is attracting con.
siderable attention here aud elsewhere. A sam.
pie Of the wine made byMr PARISH Of Kingsville,
OF only two months age, has been handed 10 for
testing. Our deUit is 9 connoisseur 10 these
things, and the way be smacks his lips over it
leaves us no hesitation in giving it our unquali-
fed endorsement.
An advertisement from a Biughamtou pro.
ducer Of the plant will be found in our columns.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
MARIE D.

On Thursday, September 10th, at the resi-
dence of Jacob OberhOltzeT, Esq, Akron, by
the Rev. Samuel Maxwell, Rector of st. Paul's
Church, Akron, Mr.. Gaius w. St. John, of Nor
gan, Ashtabula County, Ohio, to Mrs. Susan
Church of Akron.
In Geneva, on the Esd day Of September, by
ED. G. II. Richmond, Miss Henrietta Tinker, OF
place.
In jefferson, September 26th, by Rev. Thos
Oliver, at his residence, Miss Martha Barrett, to
Leander Spring, both Of Geneva.
In Conneaut on the Esd instant, by the Rev
l. f. Ames G. +. Matson, to Miss Nettie II
Williams, all of Conneaut.
In Conneaut, on the cath instant, by the Rev
L. f. Ames, Mr.. L. w. Cheeny, to Miss LOuiss
M. Clark, all of Conneaut
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03

NoTicE,-Ihe Semi-Annual Meeting Of the
Grand River Congregational Conference will
be held with the Congregational Church in
Lenox, on Tuesday the 9th Of October, COM
mepcing at o'clock P. NJ.
ALEx. BARTLETT, Scribe.
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wYNoooP's ICELAND PHcToRAL

t.a|tr F-a
Diseases Of the Throat Chest and Pulmonary Ogans
ever prevalent nsdous and dangerous The properties Of
medicine TO alleviate and uproot these complaints,
must be Exfecorant Anodyne and nygoratng loosenne
the mucus OF the throst aud impang tone to the entire
system No discovery In medical science mastered this
class Of diseases like DE- wpnkoops Iceland Pectora IL s
used with the astonishing results In all Of Bron-
ehits Influenza Whoopbg Cough Dipthea Putrid sore
Throat Asthma. Group, Coughs Colds Nervous Iitsoiy
&C., &c -... - ID
The Rev. J. j. Potter certi6es that have used n,
Wynkoops Pectonl for several years, myself and In my
family, for Pulmonary Complaints and have recon-
mended TO many Others and have seen Its equal
as-rssr sii5 "Rev. J. J. Potter, Brooklyn, N. r."
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimonials could
be produced showing Its remarkable and that
EaiL
composed pure Iceland Moss Balm Of Gilesd Peru.
Wan Bsssm, Eecampsne Comfey Burdoek and other in
valuable expecorant and tonic ingredients IL harmless
prompt and lasting lnvads and sufferers cannot afford TO
neglect trial. Every family should have II. II s remark
able for iroup Full descriptions recommendations and
directions accompany each bottle. '
Sold IN Ashtaouia BY A. HENDRY, and by
Prepared By Dr. R. D. wynkoOp and sold BY DIS Barns
Co., New York
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TIE UEIoS MEETING AT CoSSEAur, on Thurs
day. on account Of the inclemepcy Of the night,
was bat thiuly attended. Captain CHsrsAs
and Colonel FARxER made speecbes--the latter
doing the principal part Of the talking. The
Colonel told us many plain truths, and was lis
tened to attentively by those present. He
made vallaLdighsm appear odious 10 the eyes
Of all true men. So says the Reporter.
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Domestic Ecosoxr.-No housekeeper or
cook is fully prepared to enter successfully upon
her culinary duties without having the Chemi.
cal Saieratus on hand. 1t relieves the mind OF
much Of the care and anxiety experienced by a
skillful cook. For sale by most merch ants and
grocers. Call for the genuine in red papers. and
beware Of the counterfeit put up 10 green.
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THE THIRD RAIL is laid on the Mshoning
Road, connecting the broad gauge Of the Great
Western with the City Of Cleveland. The
travel on that road from Cleveland is said 10 be
very heavy, and yet the drain that it has been
supposed would be made upon the Lake Shore, is
nowise perceptibls. The passenger traffic on
the Lake Shore was probably never SO heavy
as at this time. We have gone through the
iLterminabIe length Of ten or dozen cars on
two or three occasions Of late, without finding
q seat.
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The Copperhesds Of Erie county have
hissed Rev. j. FL. WhsllOn out OF the De.
mocratic party.-Reporter.
1t Is not little difficult to see how minis
ter ofthe Gospel can serve God and mamen by
having anything TO do with that stripe,
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Special Notice.

ALI. Persons having unsettled Accounts
n on my Books prior tbs issdAy Of December iSss
Respectfully Requested
A AL. and settle the same possible Thoss having
Sotes due aud unpaid hereby reminded that want The
Money 10 meet my Liabilities oo n.,ss IA ss
counts, Ii delivered NOW. 0Eoh"I WILLIAM,
Ashtabula, Dec. sth, 1907 v"
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Ma. SHERMAN addresses the Union Club in
Painsvle, on next Wednesday evening. Don't
fail to give him crowded house neighbor Gray,
and II you have any Copperheads that are open
to conviction. bring them within reach of his
arguments. for they are like nails driven 10 .
sure place. st
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FouSDLSo.-On the morning Of the 23d
inst, boy baby, supposed to be about two
weeks old. was found upon the steps Of Ezekiel
Brsyman, in Pierpout
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CouRr.--The 18th is the day for opening the
Common Pleas, hut Judge Chaael has given
notice that be will allow election to take place
before the attendance Of jurors will bs requir.
ed,--say l4th. n .sr - s
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MISS K ArHLEES O'NEIL's Great Novelty
Troupe that exhibited here on Monday evening
last. did dirty trick in borrowing the piano of
Prof. T. II Hopkins. and besides failing to pay
him for it's use. actually injured it, carried of
the key and left him to get il home as best be
nnold