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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-04

The. great. army Of letters that matches
= Sohshwsrd with every morning sun Is q
.poxerfai engine OF war. Fill them with
tears and sighs, lament sepa alton and suf'
ferinx. d'fcIi on your Loneliness aud fears.
moan over the dishonesty Of contractors
aud tbe iucompetency Of leaders, donbt il
l,he South will ever be conquered, aud fore
see financial ruin, aud you will damp the
pov der and duh the swords that ought TO
deal death upon the foe. Wiite as ten
derly as you will. In camp. the toughest
man idealizes his far.off homc, and every
word Of love uplifts him TO lover. Bat
let your tenderness unfold its sunny side,
and keep the shadows for His pity who
knows the end from the beginning, ana
whom no foreboding can disheaften.-
Glory in your tribulaiiou. Show your s'i'
sdier that his unflinching courage, undyIng
sfvrtitude, are your crown OF rtj icing. lh'
rile him 10 enl hnsiasm by your inspiration.
Make m ok of your discomfurts BE un'
wearyipr in details of The little interests Of
home. Fill your letters With kittens and
eanaries, with baby's shoes and JOhnDy's
sled, and the old cloak you have turned
into handsome gown. Keep him posted
10 ell the village gossip, the lectures, the
courliugs, the sleigbIdes, aud The singing
schools Bring out the good points oil the
world in strong relief. Tell every sweet
aud brave aud pleasant aud funny story
you can thiuk Of. Show him that you
clearly appreheud that all this warfare
,nesns. peace, and that a dastardly peace
would pave The way for speedy, incessant,
and more appalling warfare Help him to
bear his buldens by showing him bow
elastic you are under youis. Hearten him,
enlivsn him, toue him up TO the true hero.
p'tch. g
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Medina. March !. 1861.

II The ibove named Ladies' personally acquainted
wt and know that for years while Medina
they great sufferers. Miss s. has been badly
that it with difficulty she able stand upon her
feet bottles Cahocon entirely cured her Of her
complaints Ny wife received great benefit this medicine
We recommend II to the Ladies of this county
Efficient rene for the complaints they subject to-
JOHN WEEKS
Editor Canaed HERALD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-04
The Grmfenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate su
perision ofa skllfu Physician and they may be re-
lied upon in all cases. h.l H.
offer OF single medicine which claims cure ALL DISEASES
sut the Grefenberg Remedies consist of eleven different
Medicines all unequacd in the of the diseases which
they are recommended among which may be selected a
popate TO of the diseases incident this country and
climate. .--.'. ..#
The GrGJenberg TegetaHe ILs better than any other
kind Of Pills in the world-Price 25 Cents. : ~,
Tie Craea6erg Uterine CahoEeon nfaliable rene
dy for all Female diseases-price ], 81 Cents.
TIE Uterine Cd,bocon will aso Gravel diseases Of
the Kidneys, uriD'-y difficulties in males. ,..,
1he GrqJenberg SarsGPdria Is by far the most powerful
and ehicacious compound in use-IGiee ST.
The Grafenbrg Dyseniery Syrup is certain and quick
remedy for all diseases OF The bowesprice so Cents.
The Grreaberg Pile Remedy fails to permanently
relieve this distressing disease-l'rice 81 90. ..
The GrGfcsLerg Cidreas Paracea is invaluable com.
pound in all diseases incident to children r4t .-t
The GreJepberg Ferer and Ague Remedy Is sovereign
specific for this particular disease Pice 50 Cents
The Grefenbere Green Mountain Oiueut excels all othe.
salves in its curative eIects-ice rs Cents: -a f
The GraJenberg Consmpfres Balm affords the most as
tonsng relief in all pulmonary complants-prce So
has known the Ganberg ConsuHptives Balm used with
great success Dropsy Oar experience substantaes
his statement : 81. '' ..' 7a
The GroJenbrS Heath Eiutrs the most lessant and
delightful tonic ever prepared-lrce IS Cents. ~ sa
Tie CrGenberg Eye Lotion is unparalleled iu all iuham-
nation or diseases OF the Eye--Priee rs Cents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-04

FOR SALE BY-A. Hendry, Ashabuia; Pratt & Canfed;
Jeaerron; W W Pulls, AusDburg; NJ Smith Co., Geneva,
Nathan Parish, Kingsve; L. Lyon, Conneaut; Peter Belc,
Richmond; r. ~ Norton Andover Wells Faulkner Cherry
Valley; Demng ST Ohm Dodge, New Lyme; u Fl Philips,
Colebrook j. Gibbs Orwell; W. T. Iamer Rock Greek;
Hiram Morgan, IIsrtsgove; +. D. Pratt, Wayne. yseg
eco H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Agent for Ohio.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

EE. H. B. KINGsLEy-Dear Sir: We feel it duty we owe
to the public state that Marshas Cathoicon rarJi;eiae
invaluable for complaints cassed under the head Female
Dseases We have used your Grafenberg Medicine
been greatly benefited thereby mnch so were the
price double would have tem To the thousand our
who suffering from weaknesses would recommend
the Catholicon ranRcea II gives strength 10 the
system and enables each of the organs Of the bey perform
their Appropriate fnrctioas. Mrs. W. CARTER, 81 -
Mrs. E. E. WEEKS.
.-., "a 49,. Hiss C. SWoRMSTEIT. s.
Medina March ], 1861,
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WARRANTED IN ALLCASES.
DR.. Harvey's asl

cHROMO- THERMIL TEMILE PILLS,
For the prevention and Of all difficulties tn which the
female system pecuarly sble arising from Soppage
NRtureo Distractions These l have been known
fail when the directions have been strictly followed and
they perfectly safe to take by the most delicate.
To Married JGdios they particularly recommended a.
they difficulties and restore nature matter ron
what the obstruction arise. few days in most
viii produce the desired eeetand at ugh so powerful
injury will result from their use; but those wh'
Al pregnant should not ure them they have effect
contrary 10 nature. Panphets detailing their virtues witt
certificates fror well known physicians and apoe
be had application To t agent who will
the Pills IL desitd by mail post paid, TO sny address,
receipt OF the money Price per box 81 and two Posag
stamps Sold in boxes conai ing sixty pills by all the prin
claldruggists and dealers everywhere =.
G. W. CLARK. Gen. Aet ll9 superior st Cleveland o.
A. HEND RX,Soe Agent for AshtabuIa
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P0RK WANTED.--ao, 600 lbs Pork
isil J" .'''' ssifsSss;saS u 80 fiisssSSs' e i
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1t is understood in military circles that
General Curtis will remain in charge of
the Department of Missouri vr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-04
THE HoUsEKEEPERs'
Neao Furniture Polish.

Prepared from an improved ceptby the proprietor of to
bRorkR JONATHAN PoIIsH Is certified by ali the leadin
New fok Furniture Dealers and Piano Forte Makers 10 bs
Tue pest IN the word for Renewing Scratches Marks Dirt
ana restoring high and lasting gloss all kads of varnsh
ed work from Furniture TO Leather 1t cheaper and bet.
ter than iarnish dries immediately IA easily apped
With piece OF Canton Flannel and bottle or two Of this
New Fnrmture Polish, Housekeeper work magic the
urbture OF An house and keep hooking like new Now Is te
time to sh cup your Tables Chars Desks Pianos, Picture
frames carriages ec and make Il en- ool so per cent bet
yer. Ims suue economy, Fo sale y Fu nituie Dealers
storeEeepers generally Price 25 and bottle De,
Addres, Box 1912, New York p o.
lly63e
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A Card TO the Ladies.

DR.. Daponco's Golden Pills for Females
Inabe correcting, regulating and removing obsructons
proper channel. Id. ..-
TNHE Combination OF Ingredients in Dr.
l. Duponcos Golden Pills perfectly harmless. They
I'm the private practice of Dr. Duponco for
thirty thousands of ladies testify to their great
falling almost every case, in correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing menstraon
particularly at the change Of life. From five to ten Pills will
cure common, yet dreadful complaint, the ucoresh
Nearly every lady in the land suffers from The
pill has permanently cured housand and will you
II you them They cannot harm you-on the contrary
they all obstructions, restore nature to it's proper
channel and invgorste tile whole system Price 500 pei
box. Sold by GEO. WILLARD, Sole Agent for Asltabal.
Township and County.
LADEs BY sending him 81 90 to the ashtabula Post OF
6ce have the pills sent 70 part OF the county free
postage by mail.
N. R-Bewsre of fCounterfeits.
But Golden Pulls of any kind unless the box is signed
D. Howe. Az others base imposition and unsafe there
fore value your lives and bealth Ito nothing o.
being bubugged out Of ~ buy only of those who
show signature OF s. D. Howe the box which has
Gently been OF the pills being connteited
The ngredent composing the above pills made known to
every Agent, they will tell you they safe and will
| perform all that s claimed for them.
Moody Clark Painesvie o.. Wholesale in New York, BY
Hall Rucke wholesale nruggists 2ls Greenwich Ssree-
and by s.. D. Howe Sole Proprietot New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-04

RLACK BROAD CLOTH from Two
~ Dollars to six dollars per yard, all Casimers
from seventy five cents up, Some OF the well known
tried make of the Mecancsville Ms warranted equal to
anything In the market for and tear.
=, ~ w ~. l'~--t- II II. l.. MORRISON.
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Patent Medicines.
PillsPlls.

Among the large quantity hsve the Printer SAYS he will
foilowing- ~ ' "'e
n'Aparshs yamss hsaatrs Holoways Rohaak's PaEkers
A'sms noyines Gr.tenbere, soulss, Cheeseman's, -
As"s' foor hAez. zspAaldinss ke. kc. &c. II
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Hoping 70 hear from you oeeAsouy % your need. rsou,r
am huiyyoar =
aD- Candiss Tea. Coffee. Sugar Starch !
Allspes Pepper sssps sndIsss Alsz Colorae E.sesss
"a Lamp ThpprH lamps repaired BFushss. All kinds of
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

WAFID CURE
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoaYseness,
Group, bronchitis, Ineipient Com -
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptiye Patients
I'm advanced Stages
of the Disease. x.gftB a
This Is remedy universally known 10 srpnss npy
other for tile Of throat and lung complaints that Il
is useless here To publish the evidence Of It's yirrs Its
unryaled excellence for coughs npd colds and ts truly
wonderful cures OF pulmonary diseass, have made It
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few nre the communities families among them
who have not some personal experience Of Its effects
living trophy IN their midst f its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat aud lurgs.
As all know tile dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
they know the effects Of This remedy need
do than to them that 1t las all the yir.
that u did have when making the which have
strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. @. AVER SS CO., Lowell, Mass.
LyoS, Conneaut; " PARISH, Kingsve GEo wILLARr
Asitabula II. b. STEVENS Geneva MoFpIr BROWN KeI
osgsvilie and by all Druggist and dealers in Medicine,
verywheIe. ly62s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-04

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia 7ra7.
Many remarkable Of these affections hare been
made by the Alternative power 0f this medicine. IL stnu-
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, and tus
Disorders which would be supposed end Ito
reach. SIc,a remedy has long been required Ny the
ccssities o the people and confident ut this will
do for them all That medicine do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-14

lery 10 massachusetts, belongs to Porter E
Adams, OF Agawam, and their recent ooa..
button to the national fund, through ono of ~
internal revenue collectors was s.. 545 a. a
the three months prior to the first Of N,ro1 :"
On "Wednesday evening last, three bovx w..
swept over dam in the Genessee at Roch.
ter, causing great excitement among The n.,
pie in the neigborhood, who turned ont 6r,
hundred strong to rescue the unfortunatos
One Of the lads, after being carried some nx
lance, managed to Chamber on a rock in fl,
river; the others were swept on until The,
lodged against tree, and were easily rescued
Nearl two hours were consumed in rescuiinp
the boy from The rock
President Lincoln has, it is said, pan}ope
Mr.. Phillips, Of lower Virginia, convicted by
military court-martial and sentenced to six
months hard labor in the Notifications near
Norfolk, for shooting dead negro who was
stealing corn from his premises. 1t was
shown that Mr.. Phillips was a quiet farmer,
and with a family of thirteen children, who
needed his care and protection.
Justice Thomps~ issued warrants in Wash.
ington yesterday for the arrest Of twenty negro
boys, who we're engaged in riotous and disorder.
ly conduct on Sunday, on Fourteenth street.
They created a great deal of disturbance.
A heavy robbery Of Government funds was
made at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on Sunday
night. The Paymaster' S safe was broken into
and robbed of nearly $4,000 in legal tender
notes.
The Richmond Wing of Saturday has MOTH
ing later than the dispatch of the 9Th instant
from Charleston. The feet was tEen OF the
bar. Other accounts say they have sailed fr
Port Royal.
At New York, April Is. a riot occurred DE-
tween some negro and Irish laborers' Sn'"
was quite serious for time. The irish arc
said to have commenced the difficulty anu
hurled missiles at the negroes, driving '"'D'
off the peir into boat ,u,
The superintendent Of the Naval Aca0s", ny
at Newport, r. t., has recommended W., '1''
leave of absence shall be given to the c@u'~,
until the epidemic prevailing there shall l'''
ceased. ,r.,oa
A London letter dated March %, poO'ls sss
in the New York Times, says: III the va" y,
ments publicly made, and apparently Oa'st cd, "
good authority are to be believed, the oon. s Il
crates, within month, will have at SEA VI" ~sd
the most formidable fleets that ever ' w. d;s.
out upon the Atlantic. A Washlng Es.s Sc.
patch to the Times says that oecfe'"'' tbp
ward, in a recent letter to Mr. Aoa shs mr..
u. S. minister, offers to become W: :,a;ns 10
chaser for the q. S. Of all vessels 0s'' ..ntrsct
nf
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ON g lexau{lrin Dazette
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL H.

LOCAL. There was heavy white frost last
night followed by dense fog carly this morn
ing, which impeded, for some hours: naviga-
ton on the river -Shad this morning, in
market at from 10 Il 50 cts. per PAIR herring
II L cts per dozei-an declining. 1t is
said that special term Of this circuit court Is
to be held in this place, in May, for the trial
Of prisoners now confined in jail.-This has
been one of the most delightful spring days
ever experienced; the sunshine bright, the air
b ylmv: gardening has now fairly commenced.
Gen. Hooker has issued an order reprlman-
ding those officers who send incorrect nforma-
ton from che picket lines, by which the camps
are sometimes disturbed and also directing
measures to be taken to prevent Struggling
from the regiments.
Gen. Burnside has issued orders pronoun
eng the penalty Of death on all persons guilty
of aiding the Confederates in his military de-
partment. Persons sympathizing with them
will be arrested, tried, and set beyond the lines.
The order says, it must be distinctly understood
that treason, expressed or implied, will not be
tolerated in this department.
Charleston is regularly built, and extends
about two miles in length and nearly one
mile and half in breadth. The streets,
many of which are sixty or seventh feet broad
and bordered with the Pride of India and
other beautiful shade trees pass for the most
part parallel to each other, from Cooper to the
Ashley river, and are intersected by others
nearly at right angles. Many Of the houses
are of b,ick, some Of which are in style Of
superior elegance; others are Of wood, neatly
painted, and embowered during the summer
season amid protusion of foliage and flowers.
The dwellings are often furnished with piazzas
extending to the roof.
We learn that during the past few days
heavy hauls of shad and herring have been
made at several of the landings on the Poto-
mac and the other tributaries OF the Chesa-
peake bay.
n New York the speculations in real estate
are beginning to slack up little, and some Of
the shrevdest dealers suspect that the bust
ness has been slightly overdone. Still large
narcels continue to change hands from day to
day at fancy prices.
Alta meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
yesterday, the tolls on coal were increased one
s;xteenth Ct per ton per mile, making the
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1COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
A nuisance exists in the ruins OF the old
Brewery, foot of " olfe street, which, If not
abated, before the warm weather commences,
'bids fair to scatter disease and death over
the town, especially as it is adjoining build
ings filed with contrabands, which buildings
and their surroundings along with the condl-
ton of the inmates, are enough Of themselves
to breed pestilence The water in the cellar
part Of the Brewery has become damned up,
and is now deep, Shiny pool covered with
horrible scum. Nothing scarcely can be more
offensive Somebody ought to abate the nul-
sance WOLFE STREET.
It's said that ''Tom Thumb fell in love with
his wife on sight, and insisted upon being
married with the least possible delay. AT
the very first moment Of introduction, be cried
out
Madam, I have come counting,
Your kind favors for to gain,
If Won will listen to my kind endeayors,
Sunday night I'll come again,
Sunday MI ht I'll come again:
They say this is his own composition.
4 paper in favor Of the appointment of Col.
De Korponey, as Provost Marshal under the
Conservation act, for this, and the adjoining
counties of Virginia, has been signed by many
military officers and civilians.
The daughter of Gen Sparrow, wealthy
planter of Louisiana, the Chairman of the
Senate Military Committee, Confederate
States Congress, was married a few days since
to Swedish officer, the Chief of Artillery in
a Brig Generals staff, in Gen. McPherson's
corps. Since his marriage the ofic er has re-
signed.
In the autumn Of 1861, when General Nc
Clellan was making ready his army in front of
Washington. he remarked that this would be
war Of artillery.
In accordance with The orders Ct Gen. Hurl-
burt, commanding the Cairo district all the
colored men, women and children who, to the
number of eight hundred or more, have of late
been harbored by the authorities at Cairo, are
being removed to Island No. TO- where they
are to pass the summer in cultivating and i'm
proving the deserted plant atoms in that neigh
borhood,
4 well-known colored man, named Andrew
Parker, the keeper of a barber shop in Troy
New York, was arrested on Wednesday, in
that city, charged with being concerned IN the
murder of Patrick Regain, porter at Congress
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A paper in favor Of the appointment of Col.
De Korponey, as Provost Marshal under the
Conscription act, for this, and the adjoining
counties of Virginia. has been signed by many
military officers and civilians.
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4 well-known colored man. named Andrew
Parker the keeper of barber shop in Troy,
New York, was arrested on Wednesday, in
that city, charged with being concerned IN the
murder of Patrick Regain, porter at Congress
Hall, in Saratoga, on the evening Of the 18th
Of August, in 1860.
The London Court Journal relates that at
recent state banquet her royal highness the
Duchess Of Brabant was about to sit down to
dinner. when she was seen to stop and count the
guests. The number was thirteen Her SUI
perstition was SO inconceiyably great that she
delayed the dinner until poor lieutenant could
be brought in and placed at the table, thus de-
stroying the evil omen by increasing the party
to fourteen.
Gold, in New York, yesterday, 1911.
The British brig Ocean Ranger is now lying
in Hampton Roads having aboard about $50
contrabands, nearly all of whom have came in
from the Peninsula during the war. The new
colonization scheme is about to be Inaugural.
ted.
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Att meeting Of the Board of Directors OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
yesterday, the tolls on coal were increased one
sixteenth ct. per ton per mile, making the
tolls fyesixteenth ct instead of one-tourth ct.
per ton per mile, or ST. cents instead OF 40 cts'
ner ton for the whole distance. 1t is thought
this increase will give the, canal company at
least s25 900 additional toll annually
Mr. Everett, in his late speech IN boston,
spoke cautiously and kindly of President LIN
coin and Of his administration, while, at the
same time, he admitted, she belonged to the
President opposition.
Business in New Orleans is reported as rath-
er on the increase.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-16
8g { ilelearag1,
Washineton Rnmnra

New YoRK, Jan. / 5-Special TO the Tine,
from Washington says: Rumors Of iyhiino
in the vicinity of fredericksburg baye, hse, :,
current to-day in the streets, but are nro.
nounced by Gen Halleck to be unfonn5ed
Senator Wilson will Tomorrow renort
from the Military Committee bill to pro'
mote the health and comfort Of soldiers In
hospitals, and to increase the medical force
IN the regular and volunteer service. -
It provides for Communication Of IN.
rations Of invalid soldiers at 30 cents in
stead OF ID cents the present rate, thereby
greatly increasing their likelihood TO se.
cure delicacies indispensable, and their
conyAlesence.
The UfraldS dispatch says: Leonidas
Smith, of ILL.,, Judge 0tte, of Ind, and Hon
Charles r. Train, ofaMass.,{ are mentioned
IN connection With theOttice Of Asst Sec'y
of Interior.
It is understood that Judge Otto is the
fayorite of Mr. Usher, but under tho adj
ministrntion Of Mr.. Smith there were an
many appointments in that department
from Indiana that this will hardly be given
to that State. 81"
Col. WyndhRm returned from his scout
ing expedition last night. He was not al.
lowed to take with him the force he desir
ed and went no further than to the Kappa
hammock Station aud round to at Aldie. He
obtained the Information that fifty.fve
Rebels have been sent from the rebel army
under Gen. Lee. to, reinforce Gen. Bragg in
Tennessee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-16
Southern Newa.

IN
FoRT9Ess. aONRoE, Jan. ls.-The Rich
mond Examiner of the 18th says:
We believe the theatre Of war on large
scale is about to be transferred to North
Carolina. Stirring scenes are imminent on
General Kirby Smith aud staff arrived
West. O'-' -
To-day at noon both Houses of Con-
gress convened.
The President has his message ready to
send in, and it is said to be the longest he
has yetPropaFed, covering thirty pages Of
foolscap paper.
On Saturday about $50 Yankee desert.
ers took the oath of the Confederate Gov
ernment and were discharged from prison
on their parole of honor, and among them
are many artisans and workmen of various
crafts who will be useful in Government
employ.
Four thousand Yankee prisoners are on
their way to Richmond from Chattanooga.
taken at Murtreesboro and will reach here
to-day and Tomorrow. This is the only
Yankee army that will ever reach Rich
The Dispatch of the 18th, says the North
Carolina papers indicate and manifest
uneasiuess, not for Raleigh, but for the
safety OF the Capital itself.