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The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-27
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

"peAcE AND RE.UNIoN. The New
York papers published call for IA mass
c,.,s convention for pea,e and re-Union."
signed by two representatives Of the
democratic party from each OF the thirty
two Senatorial districts Of the State OF
New York meeting to be held IN
New York city on the Sd Of June. The
Tribune says the following are re essen
rial portions of the address calling the
convention:
"We love the Union. We will never
wil,ingly relinquiSh 1t. Its enemies are
our enemies, and the enemies IT human
Droerrss. civilization and self government.
W. are OOpOsed to the separation Oi these
states. and for this reason are opposed to
al measures, wht ther If peace or war,
tondine to that result We think that
,hs efforts to Sustain the Cni"1 l'y k'ree
of farms. in the hands Of these who now
direct the government, has hern; whether
designed or not, it is clear that the effect
Of the measures adopted by the C"NSvs>>,
and the incOnpetency, fanauciSm aud
corruption Of men iR pO~er, have had
this result.
Al,,xyUie,r that the Administration dc.
sires to restore the Uni"n. / cannot be
.ccomplishcd by mere, brute fnrce. Nor
do we believe that the past juS'iti"s
continuance Of such policy until peace.
iul Remedies have been attempted and ex
hausted. As yet. they have not been at'
tempted. Without referring further to
the causes, the fact Of war failure thus
far is conceded.
However great the resources which
have been placed t" the credit of the All
mlniStrati0n, and however paIrl"lic and
selEsacriticing the noble armies which
have been d,s>ipated and destroyed, in
exorable history has recorded failure af.
ter failure, as humiliatiny I" our sectional
pride and b nor US It is destructive TO all
our great material interests.
In view Of these results, after more than
two years continual and uncra>ing mill.
tary conflict, We are for taking one step
upon the road of peaceful effort. We are
now for n vigorous prosecution oi peace.
And while We would submit to no ma
tional diSmembermcnt, aud no terms not
justified by every principle Of honor. We
will go very far in The spirit Of concllla'
ton aud concession Ia restore the Uninh
as il was under the Constitution ss il is.
We believe that these are the prevailing
sentiments Of the masses.
Aside from the fanatics, and the hun
dreds Of thousands who are already, or
hope to be. pen>"nei upon the tr' a>nry.
wa EOow that th. IuhlIC VuiCp Demands A
change Of men; and wr are determined
to have such change as >"on "a it can be
effected by constitutional means"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-14

~ Il. PARSONS, ATTORNEY NJ
AIe LA!p- TROY, Bradford Co., Ia. Office over
III. E II. I. Longs store. AUg-7, 1856.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14
DIED.

At New Galliee. Beaver County, Pa, on
Monday morning. Jan. 5Ih. after lingering Ill.
ness, Mrs. MARIA ESsIGN TRACY, daughter of
William and M-'Ia E'isign OF Monroe.
lu RchHOnd, Fed. 3h, Mrs PoLLv, wife OF
RooerI Adams, aged rs years
In PierpOnt. Feb 6lh, Miss CoRNH1.rA, OF
consumption, daughter oil Cornelius aud Phlla
Pratt, aged ls years.
ln Jefferson, OF Consumption, Friday Jan.
3Oth, CALIsTA, daughter OF the late Austin
'ioodaie, Uged 2t. The deceased was the last
except two "rOIheSs, OF u large family, ah OF
whom have died OF the same disease wiIhlu two
years past.
Ia Richmond. on the 4th of Feb, SARAH
ADAMS, consort Of ROber. Adams, aged 76.
In the hospital NJ Louisville. Dec 9lh, OF dis.
ease contracted IN the army, CHARLES BATES Of
20. K lO5th Regt, D. V. l., aged 26 years,
only SON OF Joseph A. aud AlGira Bates OF
AusLinburg, Ohio.
ln hospital No 4, Gallatin, Tenn, of the
same Jau. 18th, UHARLEs n. BArEs, of %. K,
lOoth Reg't, U. V. L., aged I8 years, month
aud ~ days, sou Of David IL. and Sarah Bates
OF HarpeFsteld, Ohio.
In hospital 81 Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 2Ist.
FROM wounds received in the bait near Mur.
frees6oro, SILAs SEYMcUR SLATER, son of Amos
and Fanny Slater, OF Cherry Valley, Ashtabuia
Co, o., III the 23d year Of his age
Ia Jefferson. on the 9th inst. OYKrHrA, wife Of
Johua'han L'"m's, aged 81 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14
Address CHARLES J. Peterson,
No. S06 Chestnut str, ct,
4 hiIAdeiDhia

Timothy TITCoMB. Last Friday ulghr,
our CT. lzens enjoyed the rare treat Of u
Lecture from our gifted friend, DR.. j. G.
Holland, better known 10 the litera. y
world, as Timothy IneOm6, author OF sew
ersl popular works. HIS subject on the
present occasion was Fashion" We
vent expecting to hear some sharp hits on
all serts Of fashionable exqusites, but the
shot and thell took quite a different drec-
tion and fell thick aud fast among that
unfortunate class of Aristocrats, whose
proud noses are turned uP, when equality
and liberty are made prominent and com,
mon men are elevated to their real man.
hood. The DR. most conviucinely showed
that fashion, Instead Of purity, utility The
welfare of man, and the glory of the Crea
tor, seeks its own. endeaVoring to suhord.
nate all things 10 its sel6shness. HENCE il
scOWls at christianity, loalhs freedom
tramPies on virtue and SQUAD moralily, and
uniformly arrays itself against the real
progress Of the world. Hunkerism receiV.
ed special attention whether religious OF
political. whether nesting down in the qui-
ct bosom Of the North for greater serenity.
or rampant with boots aud spers mounted
and headed South to give expression To
hs rebel sympathy. Indeed, ths lecture
came up on the blind side. and before we
were a~sre Of the real locality of the bal.
terry we found that he had got the range,
and was raining truth like tempsst,--no,
uPon bonpsss and crinolinss. long
coats and wide epants, geuteel fashionable
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

DEATH OF DR. CHARLES r PIERCE We
are advised OF this event through the Akron
Beacon. DR.. Pierce went from Akron, where
he enjoyed profitable practice, to take the
position OF surgeon of the 18th reg. of Ohio, and
has of late been stationed at Helena, Ark His
friends were aware of his sickness; bet his death
seem not TO have been apprtheDded, and its
announcement, OF course, was the more startling.
A somewhat familiar ACQUAINTANCE with the
deceased. aud q week or twos enjoyment Of bis
professional attentions, left so indelible impress
sion upon the memory, enhancing our respect
for our common humanity, as well as the medic
al profession. That respect was akin to fec
death, 10 the full vigor OF manhood 4 usefulness
HnseaIing the fountains Of sympathy. To rich
mental owmen,s-liternIy as we'll as profess
sional, he added generous nature--a rare mu.
hi6ceuce Of heart. ln that mun6cence. his
kindly bearing, at least, authorized us to think
we had some share. His friendship wos worthy
OF the sacred name, aud while honorable to him
who shared lis steady fow, was co"mendable
TO the heart from which it sprang, The pulse
quickens with gratitude 10 heaven, that human
nature, in spite OF trausgressiOn, sff'rrds, here
and there, such refreshing variety. We would
lay upon his green grave the ribute Of loving
memory.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

Vtnnm Sanlbueis-AWs have been shown specimens
o cianet"l Or pure juice Wne prepared by Mr. ALPRED
sPkEk Of Passaic ~ out Of the Portuguese sambucus
valuable truit which he cuyaes In this county, In
~ Assimaies to port without Its heating quaitie being
a6rontey free from spirits further than the fermentation
hordS Pteere ce Is given to II all the other Wines
10 New ork and other hospitals tonic gentle stinulent
ueic aud sodorfc Mr. Sleer has been years the
poduct1n OF this Wins, and the newest wine he sells
years ou Or Chiffon the chemist certihes lts pur aud
medicinal properties and other eminent physicians its
value Ms tonic u dcuif not Impossible 20 get glass
OF pure port wine for invas. and this IL pAlsabe subs
tnte TOT the pure Hre possessng many Of Qualities
od port heiug In fact considered uperorH. " TritHEe
GEO WILLARD has obtained some that e. over four
DID, direct from the vinyard and will fnr aud
testlnionlaa as 70 the virtues Of The Salnbdc
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

cas- my s,rength was, then even so is my
strength now" said Joshua. So viii every
one say who is now troubled with weak st0-
machs aud worn ont digestive organs Ii they
will now and forever use ilerrick Aliens Gold
Medal Standardization erever it has made an
acquaintance it sticks closer than a brother, -
lit will be your protec or aud shield, besides
always giving you nice, light aud di'estible
Bread, Biscuits. Puddiugs. Cakes, &c. Try it.
Most Of the eehsnts sell it. Depot liz Lib
erty Street, New York,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

gossip aud select circles. but npou strutting,
Saporing; ronrei,vIi sipnesSo d very different
procliyiIies
The ietttre throughout was chaste, ele.
CANT, and beautiful, and one Of the very
hest We have listened to in many a day
The large audience generally, we're much
pleased, al hough we are informed few ex-
pressed some dispeasure--perbsPs the re-
suit OF disappoini After hearing, we
do not wonder that the press Ia city aud
country eulogize the Doctors lecture and
promise him warmer reception next time
Were he to repeat his visit with Us, we
sho uld expect a rush, such as few lecturers
can command. In fact--the stern feali.
ties Of war create demand for something
more substantial than beautiful style--a
spribklhg Of poetry aud salIles Of Wit
The DR. has struck deeper and deals with
the conscience, as well as intellect, and
a truth loving people will be sure to ex
press their appreciation of such lectures ny
liberal patronage. A few may dissent
bui the mass will grow stronger, even as
truth always natures and developes q more
vigorous manhood and tends to elevate nm.
muni'ies to its own standard. Such lee.
lures will do as good, and we welcome and
honor the men, SO forgelful OF seIfas TO
dare utter even Questionable truths tA r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14
pmpORTANT 20 oFEwAI,usnr hhk....

IMPORTANT 90 FEMALEs-Dr thesseA
mam's Fhtis--Ihe combination Of ingredients IN these
Pills the result Of long and extensive practice they
are mild i THEFT oPeaon and ceraih h correcting all iIreg
uartuea Painful henstrs atohs removing all obsuctons
whether from cold otherwise headache pain in the sde
paption Of the heart whites all affections hyster
ics fatigue pain in the back ba Sc dsturbed sleep
which arise from Interruptions Of nature
DR. CHKssKMAE's PILLs 81
v> the conet cement Of the rrasnt Of those
Irregularities and distractions whic have consigned many
70 premature grave No female enjoy good health un-
less she Ia regular and whcpe obarcon takes place
the general health begins 70 decline.
DIV. CHEESEMAN'S Pfus
are the most eeeua remedy Known complaints p
enAr to Females To all classes they Invaluable Undue
ing with certainty, periodical regularity. They known
70 houanus who have used them ct different periods throu
out tbe cOuury ayng the sancton OF Of
ineht Physicians In America. 2 TT r. w n "A
ESpliett Oh ectons stating when they should MT be used
90 pills. lu u I'l'I =. - = - n =
Pills sent by mail promptly, by remn1 To the proprietor.
SOLD BY Druggists generally. r. b. HUTCHlNGS, Prop,
20 Cedar street. N Y.
s,I ~ aNnutouia oy. -. GEO. WILLARD.
+ Soio IN Conneaut BY .,.. d. LYONS. s $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

PErERSON's MAGAZINE The March num
ber OF this truly valuable mngozlne to the
Ladies' is thus early received. OF its merits
We never weary Of speaking, for we think
it the hest and cheapest ~ the world
With Mrs. Anna :. Stevens. Mrs. NJ. A
Dennison, Virginia Tow nsend. Frank Lee
Benedict, T. 5. Arthur, Chas. j. Peterson,
aud host OF other writer's Of uote, it must
stand univslled by all Others. 1t has a
variety Oi useful aud ornamental pa: terms
for the work table, besides fasbiUas. parlor
games, &c
Address CHARLES J. Paterson,
No. SO6 Chestnut Str, ct,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

WONDERS WILL NEVER CEAsE!-Neither does
DR.. Tobias Venetian LiniInent ever fail to STOP
the most severe pain. This is ro new humbug
article, but an old established remedy having
been uscd by thousands during the last fifteen
years. Oalon the agent and get a pamphlet
with a full description of this magic remedy
None genuine unless siguel S. 1'obias. De.
pot, 56 CortIandt street, New York. Sold by
all Druggists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

Some OF the friends OF Hon. B. F. Wade In
Cincinnati. have employed T. D jones' a scalp.
tor OF considerable merit. Of Cincinnati. 10
model his bust upon his return from Washing.
ton Mr.. Jones has already taken the busts
of several Of our public men.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

THE DEMOCRATS OF AsHrABULA CouNTY will
meet in Mass Convention ut the Court House
10 Jefferson On the 25th day Of February, inst
at II o'clock, forenoon, for the purpose of
efEecting better organization, and more per.
feet union, BY choosing democratic central
committee, and doing any other business that
nsy properly come before the meeting.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14
Leather.

WARD SMITH by the Withdrawal of
Off W Carlisle has again become the sole prOpr-
Tanning and Carrying BMsiaess,
At the old stand In the village AhtabuA where Will h
found At all times general 4ssortmeuto OF
Boot aud Shoe findings, French Calf. Kip
Lining and Topping Skins,
For sao At Wholesale and Retail a. cheap a. can Be found
nthis any other Market
W. W. SMITH.
All persona having Rosss and Accounts Win ma arc here.
SS2 W. w. sKIrB
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

HONORABLE We have been shown roeepts
IN full from the several parties whose windows
suffered SO severely IL 'be loco foco jubilee last
fall. We are glad to make this nlention as the
conclusion bad come to be settled upon, that
The party leaders intended to shirk We are glad
TO be able TO 'edeem them from such an i,npu-
tation- In bringing about this result much is
due 10 the energy aud manliuess of Mr.. New
berry r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

The PainesvIlle & Hudson Rsilrosd Com
pauy have invited the Atlantic & Great West
eru Railroad Company to take and complete
their road from Hudson to FsIrpsrt upon liber.
al and generous Terms, as au outlet to the lake
Of the A. & g. w. r. r, ia - 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

Thonpson's House at Jefferson is to be eu-
ivened on Thursday evening 18th, with q
Washington-birthd 'y,party. Music and dauc-
ing Is 10 be feature of the occasion. L .e
pedals that nature gave Us we're evidently never
endowed with poetry of motion, SO that we don t
care hg for that part Of the entertainment
but, in her fidelity. to compensate for her delin-
quency, nature has furnished US with 6ne gas
tronomc organism, and we doubt not we could
appreciate Jshu 1hompsOn's supper. Oh, for
. trencher At that burdeued table
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

OYsTER SUPPER,--The Ladies' Soldiers Aid
Socie'y of KeoggsviIle, mill give an Oyster
Supper on Thursday Feb. 18th, at the Hall Of
b. F. Lewis Bill 81 SO per couple. gen.
eral invitation is extended.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

The prisoners from The lO5th, list Of which
was given last week, have been paroled, and
seme Of those belonging to this vicinity have
Feaehed home.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

SAMBUCI WNE-Onr druggists have Just re-.
ceived Number Of cases more Of that most ex-
celIent and harmless beverage, Speer's Sanbucl
Wine. Mr.. Speer Knows bow to keep wine
pure aud OF course, Is worthy of public patron.
age. This wine has already become very popu.
lar, aud seems 10 be saiuug new friends daily.
P0ritInd Lourier
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

hsOsAd GeAitsnGA ka0inR bees Rsstoy.a N ha.I,h a,
Nv days after andsIgoing al lha routine and rrsas
expensive modes OF treatmenL without eucce.
ms sacred duty 10 eommaniesTe 70 his aactsd slo. 49,
.arss e MEANS o. oukE Hence the rsoslps ofsn sd
ncs qsse. pkss g Dn. JOas Y. DAosAlI, - Tsss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

Surgeon. General Smith will issue in a
few days another call 70, Surgeons. The
examinations will take place about the Fl st
of March.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

We would call attention TO the card of o. III.
FrTCH. 1t will be seen that be makes insurance
and land agency a speciality, and as he is the
only person having q license for land agency,
the business will OF necessity coue Into his
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

The Fremont JoHrnmL gives table, ug
gregstiug 2S.O92 gallons Of sorghum syrup
manufactured III Sandasky County the past
year. 1t thinks twice that amount has
been manufactured aud not reported.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

ALL Ia WELL TnAT ENDS WELh THUS ex-
claim Irany thousau ds after trying the celebra.
ted CRemieGL SdIeratvs OF DeLand & Co..
They say 1t works IKE u charm. aud they al.
ways have nice light bread, biscuit, cakes &c
IL never fajla
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

LUMBER AND HooPs are being bought BY
HASKELL a SoE, in any quantities for cash, at
the highest market prices.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

THE TERM OF COMMON Pleas Judge CHAF.
FEE, presiding will commence on Monday the
23d instant.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

Col. Buckley, is said to have resigned com
msnd OF he 29th Ohio. on account Of impaired
health. The Sentinel says that Capt. Fitch Of
Company A il pretty generally understood to
be the successor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14
Az ihe Assessor has determined 10 hold bis

As the Assessor has determined 10 hold bis
Assisiaots to the limitations Of the statute 10
making their monthly returns Il becomes ne.
cesssry that every manufacturer, the sales Of
whose products amount to 5000. to make a
monthly report to the Assistant Assessor on or
before the Gnh Of the month following.
JAMES REED. Asst Assessor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

A Card DO the sansrinR.-The Raw WILLIAM
SosshoyE, while abOriBg Missionary In japan,
sclpe obtained from learned physician residing in the
ely OF Jeddo. This recipe bAs cured great numbers
W. "eIs buuorng frsm Consumption, Bronchitis Sore
PrTsAlon caused By these disordern
h o'VSfh. home With me- - all who need H. frue of
sS5s NuHeAs REv. WM. OOSGROvE,
~ ssS Falton AyAnue, Brooklyn, Mt.
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Petition.

5s@ 5.ss. S'gs' = 66usS Ed-sd DO Doughty s william
H. Lee, Justin A. Birs, Orlando p Dormanl Geofke d.
PI,klnF and Gordon N. Taggart DESCENDANTS
In t6 Court Of Common Peaa Of Ashabula County Ohio
Clvi AeiIOn,-NStcs Of Filing Petition. -.
I EANDER HALL and Rheua w Hall
~ Of Cincinnati Ohio, and George s. Doughty Edward
h Doughty, William y. Lee Justin a. sEs Ura1uo r.
sdeRt Of the state Of Ohio, hereby notified that the
Pistd Elon Dunbar on The noih day q yasnay Nd
buh Couay, State dobiO, sganst Them the object prayer
said petition sets FIRTH that on the le,l day nj April D.
1857, said ennder Hail. aud Kheua Hall executed and dev
cred 70 the said Elon Dunbar deed " mortgage cnysyipg
Situate the Village Of Ashabus and bounded North BY
lane wehy Park Street., suath by lands or lately
East BY Main strest. = Z ri ~ " q -
As one other piece Of land situated in the township of
bis life time thence North 10 degrees ST. East eleven chains
forty links to Camp Street thence south 81 degrees 2T West
degrees 65 West 6lOO chains thence south 10 degrees 2
West 2slOO chains thence south 50 degrees 81 West Is 20
south 10 degrees 25 East along said centre Of sad road ST.
1Oh chaiur TO the place n beghihe, containing 92a 1000
the Recnrde Of said county, "a ibe Ilth ay II Jre 1851
that tie executed to secure the paynt of six prom
Of which bors date April lah 1851 and we're FOR tie smA
following one for 36 s6lOO dollars payable he
s7Oo dollars 10 10 Oprfor $50 SlOO dnlars in IS
months for Iss s2loO dollars payable IN 2 rpontsi
sb i @ w, A. o9 @ ls ~ Vwo yea,s from 9aut, Alq vst
plaintiff the ef 264 o3 0ddtiar with interest
10th day Of Ocobe 1891 that the defendants above named
and Others claim interest Ia lien upon the sad mort
gagged emises and the petition that such interest
lien upon the said mortgaged pFemea IL subsequent INFERIOR
or subject TO the lien said Eon Dunbar under said mo
gage Said petition pran for Judgment against the said
leHnder Halt for the Of 1884 53100 dollars with Inter
et from October 10th. 1851, and S the splq Of tie said
hortgaged premises to nay the hhtes aforesaid rening
unpaid aud the interest due thereon and FOR other proper
lief The said defendants are required o answer or ennr 70
said petition before the 9TH lay of March 1858.
6t68l ELON DUNBAR,
January 3, 1868 By Wilder Fitch hi Attorneys
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

Inc great remedy for kidney Affections Rheumhtsm and
all Chronic Complaints.
+ An Ercelleat Wine for Females,
Every Family should use Sheer,s Snm-
buel Wine -Ceebated for ts'mrdicinsl beneficial
qualities a. genuine Smuant, Toc Diuretc ard Sudo.
rhe highly esteemed by eminent ply scans the
FIRST families Of Eru1pe aud america. ID.
A. Dluretlc II impar healthy action 10 the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very bene6ca Ia
DroIsy, Gont. Eruptinns, and Khe imatic affections
AS SudOrtnc II opens the pOes aud expels all inn
pufeA BY nSsnSi0e pergllTtiOn thereby driving off rTun-
tons and cleansing the surface giving ygor o. the
whsle system and BLOOdNG, SOFT, and HEALTHY cOndi-
tion to the skin aud Complexion. :
speer's Wine Ia mixture or manufactured n r.
ticle bt is pure from the lice the Portugal Samcs
grape cultivated In the s. and recommended by Chers
and Physicians possessing medicinal properties superior
To any other mes In and excellent article for ALI
weak and debhted persons and the aged and inrm i'm
proving the appetite. and henehtpg ladies and children
Ladies tne, because II will as other
wines A. contains no mi xture Of spE liquor
and admtled for it, rich peculiar favor, and nutrve
PROPERTIES imparng healthy the digestive organs
We refer % few well known gentlemen and physiciana
who have tried the Wine = a, ,u a.,
Gen. WINFIELD Seett o. 9. A. Ilr, Wilson Iiih st., NY
Gov. Morgan, N, ", State Dr. DauRhter Neaatk N J.
Drs. Darcy and Nichol. 4 Dr. Ward Newark. NJ j.
:, :, az Newark, NJ, pr. Parish, Philadelphia. Pa
", sarseL s n = Cliy, J.R Clinton N Y City,
Passee ia over the cork Of each. bottle Make
Vinsy ara at Passais, NJ j. Once. No. EOS Broadway,
New York. Sold by Druggists generally. a. u .a-f
For sAle BY @ WILLARD and W. r. COPELAND DRUGGISTS,
AshtabulA 6S0y
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MARIE

In Colebrook, Feb. 4'h. by Rev. A. H..
Chase Miss CATHAkINE, adopted daughter OF
Mr. Danlel LOomls To Mr.. LEoNARD b. PARKS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

Demaat Nsttoe.--At the nolieitAion Of sw palrona
IN Ashtbua have engaged rooms At hs FsR House, and
week. and The afst Monday each month dieRiie 70
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