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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

a Ia publishing the card Of Hal Orms, we
must take scessisx to say that be lsh0rr under
g aistake in suppssisE eur correspondent IN
iea5ed t. inp6sEts hia as bsisg rsspsasiblo fer
the traHssctioa he rsisrs ts. Ths account was
merely giveR as enc Of tks occurrences Of the
day, sa5 was witnessed BY cur ssrrespezsent
himself That large quantities Of clsthiRg were
pitched iutO lie street By parties dressed in
Csnfs6sra's uniforms, ana carried Of By sslsisrs
AID citizens mot YaHkess), is tee rua to sJmit
of dozisL That tbsse gssds we're stored sway
in tie gusrtsrzastsr's Etsrs, instead Of having
been distributed szsng ear trssps, is proves by
ths fsst that they wsrs fssad in thst place. It
was Rst intended &c stsach blame to any enc in
Particular-esrtaihly net to Major Orae-fsr
either the HoH-dalivsry Of tbs clstkiBK IL tie
trssps, OF the manner in Which they were dis
psses Of. De sssld not do the FIRST, except upon
rsqujsitioni and We Prssanss the second be
could not have prevented, eyes ha6 Be been
aware Of wAat vas going "a. It was enc Of
those occasions Usos which all sbediones to
authority is lest sight Of, sRd what secured is
no msttsr sf astsnishzsRt 70 rs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

CHAzLEsTsN-Ws publish in sur cs'anzs
everything rslssiEg to the progress Of the siege
tsat is Eivsa By ear cstsaPsrsries il TIA: city,
which will be fsUnd msszsr. Genllo1sn direct
fcz ths city, k~swsvsr, rsPsrt nothing Of PER
tieular iztarsst having trsaspirad up ts Monday
oToaing TIE general imprassiss ap7aaraa to
be thst the Yasksss wosld make .ksir great
egsrt this week. Alarger feet than ever before
ssaa ia the vicinity has bsen concentrated, hesk
srssps have arrived and bees Landed, End it is
evident FROM tia Prspara.eas making an attack
viii net be delayed lszg Oar forces ars report
ed to Be equally active az5 cszGdauE
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~ As naay psrssAs bstasaa the sgeB of
forty AID fsrty-fvs years, are e%n-oliaS their
aaass IS nsaberS Of esaPsaies fer lscaI de-
Tense, aassr the lsls call Of Governor Slsrter,
of Alabama, I'VE pubisA tie f~ollswfsg;
R~IcHHoED. July 90, 1853.
Governor Shorter, Montgomery.
Year telqgrRn Of shs 17tk is received. Ihavs
No ght 70 exempt those BstNosn f0Ely and fsr-7-
6vs, or aIlsw thea 70 form Jaw companies. By
q regulation adopted by the A3jus8at-G ~anaral,
al belszgiag to LEGAL organizations between
those ages are discharged sad made babe 70
csnseriptien. Lscal organizations viii 10 PRO-
scrisss Of any new sssserips.
CSignsd1 JAMES A. Seldom,
Secretary Of War.
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E3FE F2st immediate y ar cur uergs
W - WaHUN AEEE5
20 "BLACkSM4EaS
STEADY meu ard good uscfauser VIII a-7 -
s~mpioymsnt CsPou GoTegNzaus uork) 4 r9sf -g~-
Il. j. a~cELFREEH
i0~i" hsn2e Works. ga ista Ga
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IELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

A0Hts eMcGg County, Virginia.
TEIS PLEASANT WaTEPNa pTscr
r4aey to resolve vti,1zz There wsl b. e9sefst
aHa nack1 70 ntat SAGA train 81 Glrisasns5sr- Ts---
CO tao Virginia zna Tsaue see rafross =
visitors fear miss to the Saliars
Vi'3F 81 rIE ERCPRIETOPs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

SOUTHERN EyTEEePE FaCToRY
Lac 4 It ok Of EvELOPES and PAPER a.
IA ham ami FOR sale cheap
HUGHES & GREEN.
fEar Co.. pana-r-a4 ----4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

II and for sale by
a. ". MITCHELL co.
HI1s-r street.
Err- III h- n -
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TIE AEeLaFIsrIsTs vs., CATHO-

The hsqssEs bsss;iREs Of tia AbsEtian press
thst this war is waEs5 aEsiHft the Roman
C,tAslo church IS well IS against tks slave
power Of tie South, seems ts Be verified By the
practices Of tssir troops wherever an occasieH
presents itself. In Florida the Catholic churches
hsvs been rsb5sd and 5ssPsilsd Of their plate
ana sacred emblsEs. besides other saerilsgious
sets comaittss, which viii stand as q recorded
evidence Of thsir iafamy fer ever mere. At New
Orleans the Cathedral was rs5bsd Of 4 golden
souvenir, whsss intriaEic value vas Eve.
tsousszd dollars, besides the associates Of
levs and friendship whish were connected
wifh It. A. Vieksburz the church was fsrsibly
entered sn3 RIBBED, the miter and chalies beiaE
carried 81 - Trophies and publicly exhibited On
the Streets, amid tie keistereBs sheuts Of the
Ia TIE Esrth they are draAisg the
priests and imPrassing tAea il the Abolition
zrny, We see BY thsir papers that auosg the
drafted men ia BSstsR are tws Catholic priests,
thst tie RoRaz Catholic congregations Of
P~ttssu-g Pa, Save vsts5 one tbousszd 5sllars
to pay the szszPtiss Of their vrissts from DRAFT
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GuNNK RAGHENC

On SACKS RIO COPgEE. d
~ -A- 81 AtDa-S tH, arArE h on
you tc-uEaar- rra------
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

~ AzsAbsr Of ths lst Alabama regiment,
writing hsn PERI Hz5ssn on the Issh inst, 90
tho Montgomery Asvsrissr, gives as ssme
exact particulars IS TO Affairs at chat pest. He
says car less dsriag the siege, in killed ana
wouadaS, was absst six hundred aad fifty men;
the number surrendered was about fear tssu-
sand, sf whom only I've thsasand 6ys hansre3
were 6t for daily. TIE provisions, except corn,
wsrs exhausted, ard but few muuitozs of war
we're left. The less Of the eaazy, in tAs vs-ious
attacks made. was, according to statements ad-
mittsd By FEDERAL s%fieers, between Eve and SIX
fhs7saa5
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4 dree gsod, abse-bodlsi NEgEO MsV ~ 49,
ALSO, tFeHty-afs Nagro Komer For whish - So
sa Pries vii be paid. Apply to
R0EEET n CEARE.
AAS%" Whahau szs
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Mustard.
ne Wfrr.rr -

s}ahf1 BIS ENGLISH aUSTARD-fu ten pound
AOO eaas-on eonsig msnt ana for sale
AHDhRSON ABAla & co.
D. omu SIS o1 RE &lanfs.
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COTTON! COVTow!

2Sf BALES COTTON. In Calhoun comfy, Ala.
~ wen Warefolscd. and equally convenient r
i1p1ient @ Ohares on or Mobile For sale By
a. w. MITCHELL & Co,
Hu7ter street.
fy4eo fesrEF hi ahaI street
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EAn hdAaS LETTER PagsR
OOU $40 oU1 Euyrlopss o. eo1s9,-oB. ard o.
s@e ASDEESJH. ADAER S co.
t@FHh I0mmfe-fan .a -asr+s
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.9ME Srts1.


w1prEspAY EvENNe. 80 g.
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4 DUICCOs
2000 BOXES cHa'INa TOBACCO. yaioas
90 eases Smoking Tobacco. On coasign-
A~NDEBSOE ADAIR g.
JF11 o. C0mmfz-aen s-ar.B-
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SNN SACKS VIRGINIA SALT.
60 zs1ks Liverpool Salt On CONSIGNMENT ard
10. sale by ANDERSON ADAIE g %.
E&6 Comm len Harchaara
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08
xn The Right Place.

H
A young man whose bluntnass was such
that every effort TO turn him to account in
linen-draper establishment was found una
vailing, received the Gust onary notice from
bis employer that he did not suit, aud mus.
60. Ha.1-1 lsiiA 1'1
Bot / am good for something remon-
strsled the poor fellow, 10th to be turued
into the street.
you are good for nothing as salesman.
anyhow" retorted the principal, regarding
him from q business point of view.
"Pm sure | can be useful, 4" repeated the
young man ia le-
"Howi Tell me howH" ID .LaA
81 don't know, sir; L don't know. eaf
"Nor do l." and the principal laughed
as he saw the lad displayed ..,,
"Ouly don't put me away. sir; don't put
me away Try me at something besides sell
ling cannot sell | know that cannot
sell.' 80 3-f
II know that too; that is what there is
wrong .a. se o..
"Bat can make myself useful, somehow
| know eau" ..a s.st. aoY
The blunt boy who could not be turned
into salesman, and whose manners were
so little captivating that he was nearly sent
about his business, was accordingly tried at
something else, lie was placed in The count
ing house, where bis aptitude for figures soon
showed itself, and 10 few years be became
not only the chief chasier in the concern,
b6t emneut as an accountant throughout
the country. Boys. be sure and be good
for something" r4a sr, .a avg
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gsa. .aEI


The aged and the faithful .l" 1il' |
They are passing 10 their home -.
Lifes waning twilight darkeus fast
Its glorious day has fown.
Sill peacefully and meekly
They lDger here to show r-. FtiyT-
The aogel footprints shining yet :
Upon our path Of woe Il-au auIta4u
To sing Of grace and sins forgiven, i4 a.
E'en at the sery gates Of heaven.
Like green and mantling ivy aae'..
Der an ancient ruin flung, ',r'.
T. Is the holy faith so beautiful .rr ..ar .H
That keeps The spirit young.
, The bright fresh mess is wreathing
Ger the gravesloEes old and chill, /
A1And the fair flowers look up lovingly
In the church.yurd on the bill.
But better than these blessed things Oh
The radiant hope religion bringsJ or
\ THE arm.ehair by the fre-side
'ad l seem to see IL now, T 4
Aud the gray locks smoothed 30 carefully
- Across tbe placid brow
The calm blue eye, the busy hands,
The eyer.cheerful smile,
lHb Ott'tOIu taiV VI obuSt ]
? The long hours TO beguile.
] wish we're a child as then, b.
To list those stories DER again. -
Young voices ring out gaily,
Young steps are light aud f'ee
But the trembling footsteps oi old age
Seem dearer far to me ..,r ..s.,,y !. .-
/ never hear the voice that ialters,
Or look on care-woru face,
But tbiuk how near the pilgrim draws
g To his blest resting place
And think how glorious heaven must be
ToIthose who'vs lived SO righieonsly,
Deal kindly with the aged. s =, I,
The faithful and the true, i.a''.. % e.ll-
81 As they through yesrs OF helpleSsness
u Have kindly eated for YOU gdld mo.l
1 Bear geptly all their failipgs. s..- 49,
For clear aud bright as thine
Was once the mind whose light is dimmed
The scalhed and lime worn shrine
q Think what may get be due TO thoe. a
Asd deal with lhem, thusrevcreutIy.' -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08
He Kind to those who Dislike You.

Many will think this is difficult. But Il
has been learned aud pracl,ed by children
1t has a happy effect on the disposition
To return eyiItos evil would make perpeiua
discord in society, II is reveugeful anu
unchristial. Among your companions aIe
there any who treat you uuklndiY? En
deavor to show them better example
Are there any who speak unfavoraoiy Of
ycu? Try to do them some good Office.
Propose some design of benevolenee IN
which you can unite. Lend them some in.
.teresting book, and askntheir opinion of it
Especially avoid all quarreliug A con.
tentious child is always dsliked. Good
and pleasant manners will 90 far toward
leconei!ing differences BE peacemaker
among your companions. 1t is noble
CHARACTER. When the causes Of nukud
feeling are examined, they often prove to
be mere trfles Aud for trilcs IL is pity
hat children should lose the benefit of
pleasant intercourse with their playmates.
When 10 company with your little associ'
ates, do-not insist upon always having your
own way. lfayou. give up cheerfully to
them, they will seek your society aud en-
JOY it. lu proportion as they love you, you
will acquire influence over them. lntlueuce
is power, and this influence or power you
should use TO do them good. The inter-
course of we'll instructed children ought
slwaysIto produce good; for lie who does
good tolauother steadily, aud from cor
rect principle, increases his own happiness.
Now it is easy 10 love those who love you,
but You mnst take greater pains to be kind
TO those who are not kind TO you because
if it is not as easy, il is greater virtue.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08
The PhysioIogy OF Norm onisn,.

~ cHARlEs ~ TqEtET. Mipp ASSISTANT SURGEON, rsA
ID. On recent visit to Salt Lake, I had
good opportunities for observing and in
4uiFiAg Into the etfectsllof polygamy, d as
praciieallyOexempiied in the easscof that
peoples While sejsurnjng there, ! mingled
much auloag, lhemr visiting them ip their
homes, and seeing them at their, public as
sembles and places Of business and plea
sure wherefore, feel qualified TO speak
of the results Of their peculiar institutions
both in their social, physiological and 10
tellectual bearings. ltis, how ever. chiefly
as a Psychologist that shall, at present,
consider the subject, and in This ye@. 1
must say. the consequences OF the Mormon
system. as We 6nd than Illustrated IN the
inhabitants of Salt Lake, are. in every as
pect Of the case, hurtfui and degrading
A marked physiological inferiority
strikes the stranger, from the FIRST, as be-
ing one of the charaeterislics OF this peo-
ple. A certain feebleness and emaciatlon
Of person is commoa amongst every class,
age and sex, while the ccuntepances Of al
most oil are stamped with a mingled cir OF
imbecilty aud brutal ferocity. !, This, in
fact is their true characterj they being OBJ
sequious ahd yielding to their superiors--
to strangers sulIen aud spiteful--wbile
amoug themselves they sre cold. aud un'
suia5le. Iu the faces Of nearly, all, one
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

WHICH hARRlhD MAN OF MOHB THAS
'' rkARs OLD rs ExKarT RI
. a,.'r =. '.' .,aii' y M = 5''' .a' To be ~ 81.
Oh pot,to be a conseript |? is the question:
Whether It's nobler 10 a man to marty
An able.bodied man of six aud thirty
And enter upon the deadiuncertaipty si' VI
Of matrimonial life, With oil its accidents y, u
PerchnDce a iretful wife, numerous family, il
And bills intermipnbie of grocer. baker, m. @.
Butcher aud doctor. (forsuch things will follow
AS surely as the night succeeds the day) il
Or take up arms against a sea of trait ors, u
And, by opposing, ehd them sll2--to marry
TO sleep no. more. And by, that sleep to end
The heartache and the thousand natural fears
That flesh is heir to, on the field of battle
The bursting bomb shell 4 the whis,liDg bullet,
1he bayonet charge; iii We're a coDsummation
Devoutiy, to be, wished. 10, marry to sleep
10 sleep percbance TO dream, Ayitheres the
For in that sleep what horrible dreams may
come .'' -'9 i''4''' 'Ha''." "
Acouutry murdered through my negligence
What terrible lectures may assail me there
By her who hath legal right to "Caudle" me
When thus, by marrying, l. have escaped the
f ,a "Drsft," - ...ai So. s..,s 4.,t ,sr-....
Must give me pause There's the respect
That makes calamity of such life. ..,
For who would bear the whips and scorns Of
7, en- Time, @ ''sl
Be pointed at through all the years to cope
''There goes a sneak, who, when his county
called him 10 ".i '.....,. 4
'Fc battle brayely in the glorious cause qh
or Freedom and the hope of all the world, q
Hid, like a trencherous Gopperhead, behind ~
A petticoat !-Who, when be might have been
A hero in lhe ,6ual victory 10
Where Right and Union vanqushed Wrong
and Treason, .t,-
Did his quieius make with 8--mere womanw
But that the dread Of something IN the South,
That dark, rebelliousp county, from whose
q .e.s7 bourne saan t.., ... lss.I ,'aa Il
Notreveer returns-puzzlcs the will. '''
Thus marrying does make towards Of US all,
And thus The native hue of resolution -
Is sickIied oef with the pale cast Of fear, ~.
And enterprises Of great pih and moment
With this regard heircurrents turn away,
Aud lose the uame Of action.
!, g.a..H-rA u Il, -ar Solt you know .c
My country calls. 1qShe whom of all know 81
Most worthyio be loved, is Whispering, rGoT
| go nor WIFI press tie nupta bed -4
Till she, who loves me, wiha warrior we'd .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

r A few mornings since we were relating
to our family the fact OF q friead having
found upon his door steep fine little male
fnfant, whome he sdoped. when one Of tho
olive branches remarked: "Ps, dear itlf
be his wcp son. won't ity
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

Some rowdes assaulted son OF Fred
Douglass. the eolored orator. al Rochester.
n Y. last week. The Douglass showed light
and repulsed the rowdies. Douglass has tso
sous in Massachusetts regiment. and all bis
boys win fight. u gaisosi.a .slrtfs s.ftra
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08
The man who chpked while attempting
TO swallow an Inconsistency, has recovered,

Good taste is Che luminous shadow. Of
all the virtue. 1t is a social discretion. il is
iateliectual Kindness, it is external modessy
aud proprety, it is apparent unselhshness, it
wounds no feelings. it infrpges on no deco
runs, il RESPECTS all scruples. A man thus
gift cd, even though he be not vii, spreads
. genial influence ABOUT him from the trust
he inspires. q, &C. ft. a q,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

The most certain preventive Of home
sickness is scolding wife.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

q About Eve thousand negroes ware iouod
in Nieksburg. of whom all the able,ppdled
meu were recruited for military serylcelo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

The steamboat Boston was accidentally
burned on Saturday. above Portsmouth, d,
Loss, $45, 600, of which $lS,0o0 is insured.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08
~ aIsavery stsblss

' IT. f. CULVER, has removed 20 the Fisk
Stables where he offers TO the citiieps OF Ashia
sbss County st prices ,hs range but Sst ibeistIe v
.' tpg standard. Call and see. Nov 1880 7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

JEFF Davis has appointed the 2lst day of
August us day Of humiliation aud prayer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08
A BacheIor,s soiiIoqny ON the Conscir,
I'D v,,r,,ii " .,.5,, tion Act n .,.,Ii IT, ~ :

BIT WHICH HiRRiKD MAN OF NoHr TRAN ruIRrY-rIy
t'' ~ rkARs olD II ExKarr. l I,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

TYLER & COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
Groceries, Croekery Bops and Shoes Hats CapsSe &c
two door North of Fisk House Ashtabua, o. 416
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

A. HBNDRY, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals Paints OILS yarnishes Brushes Dye st1s &C.
Choice Family Groceries, including Teas CoHees &C. Pa
tent Medicnes Pure Wines and Liquors FOR Medicinal pur
poses Physicians prescriptions carefully and promptly at
fnnda tn
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Fnrnfture.

DUCRO BROTHERS, Manufacturers of a
Dealers Furniture Of he best descriptions and every
ety Also and OF Cof
optdsr, Main street. North Of South Public Square
Asht ahua 4 HA n De-
r.d4ir 2,s'.4 .-sgobaA ,Esir F N u '.aan. ID ~
,dANUS SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer and Man
u6cture stea esabishsnt, North MAn street. ths
donce Of Dr. fsEriason, Ashtsbula, Q. Q4SL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

H.. l.. MORRISON.-Dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Hardvsr
Crockery, Books. Iints Oils &c', Ashtabula, O. 4l9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

Some Things About the New York Riots.
lit seems to US, important that some
things should be'jespecially considered in
relation TO the recept terrible riots in New
York, and for which, in whole ordTne part,
there ORE 50 many apologists. sghIs pre-
cedept facts should be Uorne in mihd 10 or,
der 10 correctly weigh and apply those com
nected with tue riots themselves. The ri
otS we're ostensibly in opposition va the
draft ,,.., ,-,., ..,,.rt f..,, t.r, ..,, MD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

STEPHEN HALL Dealer 10 Dry Goods
grceeries Hats and Caps lasts and Shoe findings and
eral Metehandize, doets South of the Bank. 643
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

GEORGE NiLLAR RID, DEALER in Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats Caps Boots and Shoes 0rockery Glass
manufacturer ready made Clothing. Also, whole
sale and retail Hardware Saddlery Nails Iron Steel
Drugs and Medicines, Paints Oils. DyestuHs &c Main
street, AshtAhula,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08

HASKELL q SON, Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Provisions and Beady Made Clothing Also,
Dealers IN all kinds OF White Wood, ASH Oak, hickory
Lumber, aud Flor Barrel Hoops, Main street Ashabula
J.w. HASKELL. ,. m SIS ~, W HAsEEhL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-31

DO not let these -hve perish by disease place in ihi-
hand. these PRECIOUS REMEDIES. that will enable them
resist the dangerous the FcyeIs the Cs and
wounds which tn avoid. hat is more, .nunt
frequently get in the need whereas
brave tvC only put their hands int th>ir kupacs
aud end there remedy FOR all he casualties Of the lat
tie field how many thousands lives would thus he
who would otherwise perish before relief could be oba ed
e CAU TION None genuine unless the words
"llnLLow w NEw YORK AM l.oNuoN,' dis.ernbe
Uafer-m0rk in every leaf ot the book of dicc"ns around
each pot box; the MAJ be- plainly w hoding The
icqfto the Eght. handsome reward will he given any
rendering su7h information lead TO he tcteciou
o any party parties couuterrg the medicines yend
ing the same knowing them to be spuriou7
-, Sold at the factory Of Professor oliowAY SO
Maiden Lane, New York and bv all respect tlc Drug.
and Depers in Medicine throughout the civilized world in
pots. at 2jc. &c and 81 caclL
Gg There is considerable saving by taking tie larger
I sizes.
y. B.-Dhecons for Tie guidance Of patients in every
disorder affixed to each box.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-31

TnE DELAWARE GRAPE In the monthly
report of the Condition of the Crops for
August, from the Agriculture Department
at Washington, some prominence is given
to the grape, and TO the mldew which in
some section has been SO fatal TO it Tie
presaut season. The opinion is rather ind-
Gated that the rot in the berry aud the mil
dew on the foliage, are due to the same
cause-though not INSOFAR ahle--'hc rot
never being present without the mdcw bat
the latter being sometimes present without
rot. As TO liability to rot, the report says:
1T is generally allowed that Of all culli'n'ed
varieties, the Delaware is perhaps, the
most exempt from the rot This is Ger.
tainly important Information 10 grape
growers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-31
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