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HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY 00HeEHrRAf.p
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT DUoHu
A POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
Non- Retention o. IweoxtssHes u Urias, Into
ton, lnfammation or liberation Of tAs BlsS-
der and Kidneys, Diseases Of tAs Psss-
trase Gland, Stone IN tie Bladder,
Caleerous Gravel or Brick
Duet Deposit AID
xueoSs o. Alky Discharges, and an Disssses @
@fsetsons Of tie Bladder aHd Kssnsys,
aid Dropsico1 Ssoelin9s, esistinS
in Mem, Woven Or CA;1d.en.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Wsakness arising from 1xeeasss, Habits Of Dr.
sipAtion. attended with the following sym,teu..
Indisposition to 1xsrtion. Loss Of Power.
Loss Of Memory, Din Guilty Of BrsatAias.
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror Of
Disease, Dimness Of Vision, Wake.
fulness. Pain In the Bssk.
Universal Lassituds Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
ness Of the
Skin.
IRuPTIoNs ON THI PAol.
PALLID COUNrENANCK.
These symptoms, II allowed to 30 on, which HI.
medicine invariably removes, soon follows n,
tuity, Epileptio Fits, in one Of which III.
patient may expire. Who can say that
they are not frequently followed b.
those Direful Diseases" IN.
SANITY and oONsUMP.
TON. Many are swsrs
Of the cause Of their
suffering, but none
will confess.
records
Of the In
sane Asylums
and the Melan-
eholy Deaths BY Con-
sumption, bear ample wit.
ness to the truth Of the A.
sertisn. The constitution ones
heoted with Organic Weakness. "a
quires the aid Of medicine to strensth..
and Inveorats the System, which HlLn.
BoLDD 14TRAcT BU0HU INVARIABLY Dor,
HELMBOLDss
HIGHLY ooNPOuHp
FLUID ExTRAOT sARslPARILkl.
purifying
the blood, 70
moves all diseases
arising from excuses
and imprudenes in life.
chronic constitutional Dis
eases arising from aa impure
state Of the blood. and the only reIis.
Bile and sdectual known remedy or IL
cure Of 6erofuls, Seah Head, S>ls
Rhsum. Pains and sweuinss AZ
the Bones. Ulssratioas Of tie
Throat andLsss. Bsotehss,
PimDsss On the Yaes,
letter, 1rydIslas,
and al seab
sruptions
Of the
skin.
Two table spoonful Of Vie Ixtrset Of AaSs,.>
riua addsd to pint Of water. i equal 70 The ~.
Diet Drink and one bottle II fully sSua n 49,.
Of the Syrup Of sarsapsriIls. OF The Dssoetsoa q
usually made.
~fH1S1 1XTRA0TS HAVE D1lN Aplry1.
r1D TO Us1 IN TIN UNITED STATES A1NY.
snA a1s also In vsfy general NE In al the STAT
HOSPITALS md PUBLIC SANITARY INsfI.
TUTIoNe throushout the land, - ven @ IN nj.
vats practices, and are considered - i1vslssAA,
ronao1io0.
SEE MEDICAL RAoPsA1Ils OF BuoHp,
From Dsspensste'y Of Ms usste6 Ssssss.
Bee Professor DEwEIs' valuable works .. ,As
Practice Of Physic.
Bee remarks msds By the late sslsSsasel d,
lHY6Ic, Philadelphia.
See remarks made b. Dr.. 1PHRAIN Nspov
ELL. . celebrated Physician, and Member AZ a..
Royal College Of Surgeons, Ireland, Al yubnaheS
in the trsnssetions Of the King and Qussa you,
nal.
See Medico. Chirursieal Review, p1bIiah>d n
BENJAMIN TRAV1RS, Fellow Of Roysl 0ollAc
ofSuFssons.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

DLUMHlNa,
J. ". THOMPSON T. CO.,
1869 PENN. ENUE.
TIE repairs rendered Eccessary by the Ore of
July having been completed, va are now ready to
execute al work entrusted rs with pr0mptness and
fidelity.
FURNACES and RANGES put mp and repaired
at short notice aud fair prices.
oc9-2w IChror., Intel. & Repub
~ GAS FIXTURES.
w Have in Store, and are daily receiving, Gas
XIXTC EE6 Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
Iad superior In style 10 heretofore
eAb-e6 In this market.
or stock Of GAS and NATER EIXTUNH4, NelIna
confident that " have the best selected stock IN
WAAhin eton
~ All Work In the above lire fntrusted 10 cur
sars win be promptly attended to.
mafk- {GRS Z Me6HAN, 376 street.
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GAS FIXTURES

GAS FIXTURES.
y. ". THOMPSON & CO., 269 Penn. avenue,
having RENTED and furnished their chandelier
hanc somest assortment of GAS CHANDELIERS
snd BURN ERS 70 be found south Of Philadelphia,
Their stock 10 from the celebrated factory OF Cor
nelius Baker. and is told at the Manufacturers
prices. Call and see before purchasing.
oc Nv IOhron. Iutel L Rep.]
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DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
81 INGTnN

CNes CSiO QsaYtemastes, Nay ., le6s.
DIALHHs II AelIouLTulAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
pKK SEEDS, DO, requested to furnish this once
price liss Of the various articles Of their trade.
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS II. GsxEAs, Cine ozartsrnaster, De-
Dartment Of WAehinetOn my III
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Ia q a,
SPRING AND SUMNER sOHlDULl
OF TIE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

6xhAN0 AMI SO mM60 SVdDUUL0
OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~
FROM WASHINGTON oITYi,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TH1
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
q: T.: ess Il: ee ss
S La; .s s: than
'ous DA gTzy rrs s5sS.I 5ses E4ssHEaro5
making %sa B.mor.
On sana.,.,' eps ram II: II IS = .o,n.en.
at Relay With ioi ra EE' Rt fs1@ Baltimore
NJ ls. :s;is,PtR saaz: ::
1Ha e Ry zs H99 Sh,5 e The
1Ri, Is tie Only Route BY oAich THROUGH Tickets o.
Through Baggage Checks can Be procured
IN Washington.
the most 70 Nshs
rH1 SHORTEST AND MOST D1Rlor ROUTE
oo1uxB us, DAYroN, LOUISVILLE, GIN.
OLNNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA
A101S =. ST. L ss, S.7l
0wI7l LESS oHAEaEs OF OARS 7HAH BY AIT
OTHER ROU7l.6
US psetal Neties to PASSENGERS GoS tks West FROM
ns sssa Il
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAW ON1
iissfs q yisitins Baltimore III desifsd) without
~Opnnsc tions at the Ohio River with CLIVl-
LAND & P1TIsBgRas CENTRAL OHIO and
through them, with the whole Railway System Of
Of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WHIST, and
SOUTH WEST. -
Ticket Office, Washington station.
W. p. SMITH. Master of Transportatlon
II. COLI. General Ticket Agent. ap H-tf
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DROPOsALs YOR HORSES.

CAVALRY BUREAU.
Office Of the Chief Quuy,ermas.W, )
WAsRINoroE, D. O., August Is. 1865. !
PROPOSALS. are solicited and will be received At
this Oh for furnisAns Cavalry Horses, to be dc.
hyered 1t Pittsburs. Pennsylvania; Philadelphis
Mesh1ngton City. Syracuse, N. Y, or Indianapolis
Proposals. will be considered for the furnishing of
Horses in lots of not less than twenty ave- i25)
The Horses to be- from fifteen (l5) to sixtssn 16)
hands high; from aye t to nine 60 years old. veil
flesh, and free from all defects.
The ability OF the bidder to fulfil his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must bs appended to the guar.
antee.
shown By the ociAl certificate of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
District Attorney
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel @. G.. eavtslle, Chief Quartermastsr Cav.
Proposals for Horses" -
q. g. 9AWTELLI,
Lieut. Dol. and OAief Quartermastef,
a ID tt Cavalry Dursaa.
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DROPOsALS FOB 100FING HILT.
CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHIRF QuARfRRMA SfEH,
WAsHIkGfoa, d. o., September .. 1855
Proposal LIS solicited ct this ice for the fur.
a.1i.s.hins Of ROOfING FlLT IN considsrabls enan-
the conjunction of cavalry stables and barraeki.
= The Felt to % deiivered Ct the xharf Of ths
Bidders are requested to send with their bids
saplss OF the quality OF Felt they propose to far
The Felt win b subject % Inspection On d.
livery. o. e. 6ANTDLL1.
Lieut. Col. and Chief QuAPtermaster.
- Wu Cavalry Dureea.
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UNSURPASSED
AesoRrMENr AND VANITY
ANY STOCK IN THIS CITY.
OUR CONTRACTS
TIN LARGEST PACKERS
STATES OF MAINE AND NEW JERSEY
ENABLl Us TO OFFER
HERMETICALLY.S
VEGETABLES,
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTz.
MORE MARKET PRICES.
BoRDEN's CONDENSED MILK
constantly on hand.
BLING SOLE AGENTS
TIE sALB
MEssRs. FRANK BININGE
BOTTLED WINES AND
HOMESTEAD RYE;
HARVEST BOURBON
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA
GOLD MEDAL SHERRY.
GOLD MEDAL ooaNAG-
RIP VAN w1NKLE GIN.
VAN TAssELL AROMATIC sUHNAPps
aooDsPEED 4 BROS "oLD TONI
We KEEP THIN
READY FOR sHIPMHNT
IN IRoN.BoUND CASES
CONTAINING
FROM ONE re Blk DOZEN EACH.
CoNNoIssEURs TO INSPECT
OUR LARGE STOCK
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
CALL THE EsPEcIAL ATTINT
=,
CONSUMERS TO THE ERA
GRAND Yin IMPERIAL Az xou r.
UNSURPASSED tn
RICHNESS
: sar9 AND srs S aay,,. sfss7=
= DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
WI1O8
VIZ ARE SOLE PRoPRIEroas.
.E.ee1 asif se&E 10
.z5s ERssF@ -
.
Aueus.ys ,o.r.o. |. CO..
ss.a -. go ss.aas,,v.a,s Ays.s.
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Q i = I Q IALs

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJu9ANf 6EHilAL's oHIIc1,
WAsHINQfoN, June q, l09.
6eanaJ Orders, No. les.
fhs Adtutant General viii provide IN avpropri.
ate medal of honor for the troops who. after the
expiration Of their tern, have Sefed their services
to the Government In the present emergency, and
Also for the volunteer troops from other States that
hsvs volunteered their service In the States Of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order fths Secretary Of War.
j. D. TOWNSEND,
10 50 Assistant AdjutAnt General
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ITO TIL 10.
We esn your attention to the lxClIsIoR
CITY EXPRESS. for the delivery Of FaekSres.
BsEEaSs, and Merchandise. Having states hSnS
in ell the principal stores at convenient dintanoes
tnrouShovt the city, whore orders may b left
which win BE- attended 70 promptly. Our drivers
take orders from the slates every hour, thereby
leave directions for basGass to b ta1sn to the
Depot And other points Trunks entrusted to this
them and receive their checks. Principal One
Il! Is ~ rem; avenue corner
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q MKW WALSH co.. - u
LICENSED PA WNBROkERS,
299 STREET, BETWEEN NIETH AND TENTH,
are no Y prepared to make cash advances in sums
Of from one dollar to ten thousand dollars on COL
lateral security.
LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made ON al kinds
Of Real and Personal Pre- perry, Diamonds, Gold
and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Musical
Instruments. Hardware, Clothing; &C., DC.
~ Having had several years. experience in
business in this city, and fAvorably known to many
Of its citizens, are confident that to all who may
eptrust us with business will give satisfaction
II. K. WALSH d CO.,
- l. SIM Licensed PaWnbrokers.
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.

= est prices will be Paid for 50 BSTITU TES for
DRAFTED men. Those In want of Substitutes win
sence and Real Estate Once 10. 5i1 Ninth st..
near Pennsylvania avenue.
an lOtf N. h MILLNR
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New Jersey Copperheads

AT New Jersey Democratic meeting.
held at Bergen not long ince and addressed
by Fernando Wood, the following we're
among the regular toasts. IF such we're
regular ones, our readers can easily conceive
what the irregular ones we're likely to he.
They are clipped from the Cincinnati En-
qnirsr, so that the authenticity of the
toasts is undispntable:
Serenth Toast The last man and the
last dollar: may the ore be m Aholi,ionist,
and the other shinplas'cr, and may they
both nerish in the last ditch tn gethor.
I'nM Toast To the first Governor who
shall have the virtue and courage to keen
his oath of Office. and protect and defend
the Constitution laws md sovereignty of
his State. and the rights of its citz ms.
Eleenh Toast The light Of other DAYS
when Liberty wore a white face and Amer
lea was not negro
Iwelfh Toast-The Democratic marty
ne it was. before cowardice, tre,cherv,
shod " and greenbacks had demorlized its
counci,
Thirteenth Tonst The Abolition war
for disunion-let those who think it right
GO to it. ond those who think it wrong
stnv at homa
Fourteenth Toast NAV those who say
we shall never hrve The Union as it was.
follow the example Of their brother traitor,
JndaS lscariot who died and went to his
Ilacp
Fifteenth Tonst--The war democrat.-a
white mans face on the body of negro.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

are sending by mall free postage our DIAMOND
POINT "UNlON GOLD PENS" with Silver Extension Case
with Lead Pencil beautifully chased at wholesale price
ofONE DOLLAR Never before retailed g. They
are ackno wledged to be the most durable and beautiful
market 100000 persons using them and
sending orders for We also send, without ext
charge, lg HOODS "GREAr 30 X OF 100 SECRETS, or
HOW TO MAKE FIVE DOLLARS DAY, WITHOUT CAPl-
TAL One of these Secrets he publisher $3.50
right to publish it, Several persons making s20 per
month by these Secrets This book worth $50
or woman. Lieut. Asa Bennett wounded der writes
from Chicago he has realized in four months s5l3 by
ledge obtained from this Book. Charles F. Wright of Port
land God speed the day when all shall possess your
valuable Book for it has raised from pove ty prosper
ity." We send Gold Pen Silver Extension Case and
Book Of Secrets for 81 three for s275 four $3.50
twelve for $40 20. We send the Book alone 25
three for so cents We warrant every Pen
gold. Address HOOD CO., 1s6 broadway, New York
Send Government money.
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ARREST OF Prominent DIsLoYAIISTs IN
MAINLAND The Baltimore Sun says: A
uumber OF the prominent citizens of Anne
Arundel County were arrested in Annapolis
on Monday by the military authorities aud
brought to this city under guard aud taken
TO The ffice of Colonel Fish, where they
were paroed to report again this morning
The charge against them are dsloyalty
und refusing to take the oath Of allegiance
on the late election day in the State, viz =,
4th OF November The follos ing are their
nnmes: Elk Governor Th, mas g Pratt,
Colonel joseph ii. Nicholson, Nicholas
Green, CIe'k of Anne Arundel County
Circuit Court James Revell, States Attor.
ney for tho same County: Mr.. Miller, .ate
reporter of the Maryland Court of Appeals;
Robert w. Tate, Benjsmin Watkins, vii.
liam Tell Claude, w II. McPorlin &. w.
Duvall, Edwin Boyle, b. Tongue, Dr.. s.
+. Owens, itncs L. Tate aud d. Claude
Handy Thomas Franklin, formerly State
Senator from Anue Arundel, was also ar.
rested, bot, owing to bis age, was permit
ted 10 remain ut Annapolis under guard -
ln was also stated that the members of the
grand jury for Anne Arundel County had
been arrested, and would he brought 10
TINS city under guard TO day.
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MEMORANDA OF AGREEMENT
AMONG THE
Publishers Of AshtabuIa County

That the system of advance cash payments of
subscription, at the rate Of 81 so per annum,
shall be ADOPTED as an invaiiahe rule, and that
no paper shall be delivered or sent out, or sub.
scription renewed on any other terms after the
ex ,iraton Of the month of January. 1864.
That obituary announcements shall continue
10 he inserted gratutously, but all eulogistc or
laudatory comments upon the deceased. shall
be admitted on no other than half advertising
rdtes-25 cents square Of IL lines
That oil marriage notices must be paid for at
the rate Of rs cents.
That oil casual advertisements. TO insure in.
sertion, mnst be paid for when sent in.
That all advertisements Of an indelicato or
immoral tendency. and unfit for promiscuous
family reading shall be ripidly excluded
That this agreement shall go into effect. wit
the exception OF the regulation Of absorption
above made, on the first day OF Jatuary, le6
JAMES REED Ed. Telegraph.
J. A. HOwEIIS 4 Co., Props Sentinel.
J. p. REG, Prop Reporter.
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MADAME XADoc PoRTER's CURATIVE BAIsN
for Coughs. Colds Consumption. .4sthmo
Shortness Of Breath, Tickling of the Throat
Difficulty Of Breathing, Huskiness of III.
Throat. and all the effects produced by check
ed perspralon, &c.
The following shows the high estimation in
which the above pre- aration Is held;
Gsrl have used POrier's Curative Balsam
for the past year, and think it the best rene
dy for Colds and Obstinate Coughs that haN'
occasion to use, and wond recommend il I,
Others, especially parents as safe and cas-,
remedy for children. o. w. MORRIS,
Teacher of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
New YoKK, Feb. IL,
Madame Porters Curative Balsam can be
obtained of all Druggists. Price, 25 cents
and 10 large bottles at so cents. 2t 728
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

THANKSGIVING SERMON N-As was intimated
last week, this production appears In this pa.
per. 1t will be found on perusal to Justify the
commendation bestowed upon it at the time of
its delivery. 1t has a vitality and warmth
about it that ranks its author as an interested
and earnest friend of his government. Its req.
resentations Of the rebellion and the causes
that produced it, are nor only faithful, bnt
evince an acquaintance with the motives and
currents of thought, and the issues that spring
from them, their statement is sufficiently frank
and refreshing in this lodging, ehirkiny world,
equally so is bis recital of the progress of the
struggle, and its effects in the publication of
our National evil. 1t is q manru as well as
a scholarly graphing with the whole subject,
aud an improvement of it for devout ucknow
Judgement, gratitude and encouragement. We
commend it to the attentive peru,al of the pub.
lie.
1t is due to Mr.. Morton to say, that he ex.
pected his sermon to be printed in pamphlet
form, until after the delivery of the manuscript
at this Office. The popular demand, however,
was for ready and cheap circu alton, to which
his preferences were waived.
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COMPANY X, l25rH, RE, o. V. l., to which
our townsman, Jed Jones belongs Is filed up,
organized and left Camp Chase on the evening
Of the 9Th, with seven days ratious, bound for
Chattanooga direct. The following is list Of
the officers:
Captain, Sterling Manchester-.lst Lieut..
Waldron S. Williams--2d Lieut., Samuel
Heikes.
Orderly Sergeant ". j. Jones-2d Sergeant
james Wetzel-,3d Chas. NJ. MaItby-4th
Henry Warren-5lh, Oscar Orr.
lst Corporal. Samuel ID. Howells-2i, Orn
v. Payne I'D, Montezuma st. John--4tb,
James A. Ferris-5th, Josiah w. Morgan
9Th, Alexander w. Ceveland-7th. John Por.
ter-sih, John r. Rathbuu, and 6T priyates.
They were mustered in as Company on the
9th, and drew seventy-fi dollars; marched to
the arsenal and drew their ar,as, which were
Springfield riaed muskets. latest improved and
best in the service. The bsys aye enjoying
themselves very we'll, are oil IN good spirits
General Wood has named the Regiment the
"Tigers'-quiie compliment, sa the boys cou.
siderit. Company X will not probably dis.
grace the nawe.
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BE thou chaste as ice and as pure as snow.
thou shalt not escape using unheath compounds
in your food" was a true maxim, until Her.
rick Aliens Gold Medal SaIeratus came to our
relief Since using it, we feel that there IS one
article in the way of Saeratus that all can use
with healthy results. We have almost cured
our dyspepsia, and thanks to the Gold Medal
Suera,us for it. Try it, and you will say with
us, that perfection has heen obtained, and the
inventor has immorialized his name forever
Most Of the Merchants have it.
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M ARRIEO,

At St. Pauls Church, Cleveland, on the 9TH
inst. by the Rev. ]. Ii. Rylance, A. De LANcY
ENSIGN, of Cleveland, formerly of this place, to
Miss DLLA F. HANscoM, daughter of George
llanscom, ofCleveland, formerly of Akron.
No Cards.
In Ashtabula, on the 7th inst, ty Rev. Thos
Guy, Miss ELMIRA Il. Fox to Mr.. RoDERr ALL
COCK, all of Ashtabula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

EDITOR OF TELEGBArH-DEAR SIR with your permission
wish to say to the readers of paper that viii send by
return mall to all who wish 1t ree Receire with full direc
tGn' for making and using simple Vegetable Balm, that will
ehectuay remove in tea days. Pinpes BOtches Frec
les and all impurities of the skim leaving same soft clear
smooth and beautiful.
will so mail free to those having Bald Heads or Bare
Faces simple directions and information that will enable them
70 start full growth of luxuriant Hair whskers or a
Moustache, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail wi hout charge
Respectfully yours
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
Sm-'2l s3l Broadway, New York.
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Omeers Dismissed

From long list of officers recently dis.
missed from the service for various causes,
we CLEAN the following from Ohio regiments:
Lieut.. Hancock, 2Olh Battery, for absence
without leave, g.. Lieut. Waddle, lst for
Drunkenness. Lieut. Brooker, lO;b cav.
airy, violating guard, &c Capt Sweet,
LOG h infantry, cowardice. Lieut. S'rode,
35h, for good of the service. Capt. Bagb,
l25th, aorlhlessness as an officer. Lieut..
John L. Smith, 64lh, drunkenness, dis
honesty, &c. Capt Luckey, 3d Cav, fagrant
di'obedience of orders. Lieut.. Hopkins, 3D.,
uulawfulIy dsposing Of Government proper.
". Cap. FIaunegap, 81, same. Mrjr
Mcclure, Gath infantry, cowardice.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

DIR. Bush's Great American Roneset or
ThOrOuShwort TOnic.-NO remedial agent has
such universal application the ThoroughwOt II has
used from time immemorial for Ague and all Bilious all
mens Patients with the following symptoms will be special
benefited by this remedy Headache and dizziness
by Bilious stomach. 1t ceaDses the skin better than any
other remedy Restores the appetite gives tone the
Stomach, and facilitates digestion Intermittent fevers of
all grades aud characters. Ague with terrible pains n the
hones Dyspepsia with vomiting Of food Belchng Of Wind
and feeling Of obstruction at the pit Of Stomach Vomiting
OF Bile with extreme pOstratOn OF strength, the smell Of
mod causing sickness the Stomach unes tenderness
OF the Liver, around the waist with uncomfortable
feeling OF pressure Gouty and Rheumatic disease with
ness OF the Muscles hoae Cough with rough voice and
OF the Chest, night Cough Dropsica Affections
terry and Diarhea Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever
Price, per bottle, IS cents. Sold by
GEO. WILLARD A,htabula. Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

FUNERAL ADDRESS Prof Peck, of O..
berlin, delivered the funeral address on the
occasion of the burial of Col Creighton and
Lieut. Col. Crane, of the 7'h Ohio, hardly
another man in the State was better suited
for the occasion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

The ROMANCE TAKEN Our-''My dear, the
sun is just STOPPING to kiss the western wave >
said Indy TO her husband, "and | am remind
ed that must see that you have some biscuit
for tea, as light as the snow fake and as harm
less Stop" said she. Il cannot do it for
am out of Chemical SaIeratus, TIE only article
ii to be used for such purpose" The gro
cery was doubtless Ear away, or the lady wnulc
have 70 uud the article put up in bright red pn
pers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12
Thompson Quarry.

This Quarry. situated at Thompson,
Lake County Ia the aud most convenient for
the stnens o Ashtaoua and vicinity any other and the
quality OF its stone superior hrmness OF texture and
durability Stone cut to aud for any
dressed In the most voTkmanke at short notice
Orders solicited, for Flaggng steps, Welstones Under
pinning Window and Door Caps and sls Coping and Wa
ter Tables When the travelling good parties may do their
own hauling at considerable saving, D, EpGERTON
FbpmPson Dec. !. 1862. SIS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12
Special Notice.

\ LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
Il on Books prior to the LIST day of December 1862
Respectfully Requested
TO call and settle the possible Those having
Notes due and unpaid hereby that the
Money to meet my liabilities Wheat Oats Corn Or But
ter Lard and Dried Fruit will be received
counts If delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD
Ashtabua, Dec. 4th 1862 675