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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-01
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05
The swamp Angel.

We have single quo battery On Morris
Island, to the left of'our position, in q
swamp, which the boys haze christened
the "aamp Angel" II is gun of very
respectable rauge. which its subsequent ex,
ploits will prove. Upon this gun derolved
The honor of executing Gen. Gilmores
order. And, moreover, tbe shells selected
for the burning process were the "ucendi.
airy Shells" containing q superior kind OF
are, called "Greek fre," which unlike say
other ERE, will not be put oct by any means
which the present. century commands. Alb
ont three O'Clock on Saturday morning,
when our ironclads were eBdeavoring to ac'
complish secret mission, this "Swamp An
gel" threw in rapid succession, fifteen in
cendiary shells into Charleston. Your i'm
aginations can well conjecture how Beaure
gard and bis followers smiled grim wei
come at those invitation cards Of Genera
Gilmore
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05
Cannot sn.taln Vsllanalghsm,

The copperheads Of Cyaboga County
thought 10 do brilliant thing BY working In
some Union men on their County Ticket Two,
Harvey Rice and Daniel Dntton have alsesdy
declined Mr.. Dutton says:
"I canuot sustain Mr.. Vallandigham,
and am not willing TO he identified with
him. Lama Democrat. but not 10 favor
Of peace at any price, as l understand Mr..
Vallandigham 10 be-" rtr
This thing sent work. ncwa-days Any
man who has Unionism enough in him 10 claim
q Union mans vote, has too much manhood TO
be found associated with Copperheads. No
they will decline to mau, or they will not gair
you Union vote -r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05

SENATORIAL CONVENTION AT the Senatorial
Convention hed at Madison on the ID instant
Mr.. Jennings, Of Lake County, was called to
the Chair; Judge Garfield, OF Geauga and
James Stone, Of Ashtabua, were made Vice
Presidents; J. ID. Ensigo, Of Ashtabula, and
L. 8. Eosign. OF Lake, were appointed Secre-
taries. The names Of VIM. G. Howells and
j. B. Burrows, of Ashtabula, and Peter
Hitchcock. of Geauga, we're announced as can.
didates. The Convention adjourned unit,
Q o'clock, at the expiration Of which time it re-
sumed and the ballotng proceeded with. The
FIRST motion was an informal one. After ballot
ing four times, the name Of J. b. Burrows
was Withdrawn. and on the next ballot being
taken, Wm. G. Howes was nominated by a
vote OF 20 against 80 for P. Hitchcock.
A District Central Committee, consisting OF
J D. Ensign, Judge Garfield, and Mr.. Axtell,
was appointed. Mr.. Howells made a short
speech, and the Convention adjourned without
hearing the report Of the Committee Oh resolu-
tions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05
A Word Of Solemn Conscientious Advice to
Those who will Reflect

class Of maades prevail to fearful extent IN the
munity booming least 100000 youth OF both
ally, early grave. These diseases very npeIfecy
understood Their external manifestations
Nervous Desity Relaxation and exhaustion Aiarnsmus
wasting CQnsumption Of the tissues ofthe whole hOdy short
of BREATH hurried breathing ascending hill
aght ofsteps great palpation OF th' Heart Asthma
Bronchitis and Throat shaking Of the of the Hands
aud Limbs aversion to society and to business study
dmness of the sight los Of the memory, dizziness of the
head Neuralgia pain in the various parts of the body
pain in the back limbs TuInbago, Dyspepsia lndges
ton rregulary Of the bowels deranged secreons Of the
Kidneys and other glands Of the body Leucorhea Feur
Abus, &c &c Likewise Epilepsy, Hysteria and Nervous
Spasms.
Now in every hundred all the above
named disorders and host Of Others consumption of the
Lungs and that most ndious and willy o consumption
spinal known Tabes mesenteca have their
of the part of old school practice in treating ymp
| toms only.
DR. Andrew Stone Physician to the Troy Lung Hygienc
Institution engaged in treating this class of
maadies with the most astonishing The treat neni
adopted by the Institution is based upon sce f
poisons. The facilities of such that patients
be cured at their homes in any part of the country from
descriptions of their by letter and have tbs
medicines sent by Mail express Printed interrogaoris
| will be forwarded on application.
fHConsumpon Caarrh and diseases OF the throat
as home of the patients the Instituton BY
sending the Cold Medicated IsHAIIsG BLsANIc VAPoRs
with inhaler and ample directions for their aud direc
| correspondence. -
fYPatients applying for interogatoies advice
| enclose return stamps, TO meet attention.
"The tending Physician will be found at the institu
tiOn consultation from m. to each day. Sun
| days in the forenoon Address - .,
| Physician to the Troy Lung Hygen Institute,
| and Physician for Diseases OF the Heart Lungs
y26S 90 Fifth Street. Troy, N. Yorl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05

FLOYD. the prince Of thieves, is reported
dead. II, according to the degmas of
spiritnallsta, the dead pass into the other
world with oil the propensities acquired
and strengthened 10 this, the old gentleman
down below will be put upon his vigilance
to save himself from being vic,imized.
Among all bis cheating. this last act Of
bis was the most fraudulent, for be cheated
the gallows Of its just dues. In looking
among the names Of those now prominent
in the rebel cause. one is surprised to see
how few there are smong them who figured
10 bring about this Internal rebellion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05

SEWING MACHINES. .-WHICH is THE BEST?
The QUESTION ANswEEED-Therec can
be no doubt that Wheeler & Wilson's Sew.
ing Machine is the very best the market
affords. Everybody says So. and he fact
that large majority of people prefer it for
family sewing, while dress makers, shirt.
makers, corsetmakers, gaiter-ftters, shoe.
binders, estmakcrs and taiors, all use it,
and insist that it has no eqna for their
purposes. clearly establishes the fact that
it is uuequallcd fer the variety of uses to
which 1t is adapted. The Wheeler & Viii
son machines make the lock stitch, the
only stitch that cannot be rayeled, and
that presents the same appearance on both
sides Of the seam-a fact of itself sufficient
to account for its having the highest pre-
miums awarded it at all the State fairs held
for the past few years. No other than the
lock stitch has given such universal salts.
faction; and our advice is, if you want o
Sewing Machine that will do your own
family sewing in very superior manner,
or if 20 wish to earn livelihood by sew.
ing for others, do not get ony other than q
Wheeler & Wilson machine, and you will
then feel certain that you have one that
will give you the fullest satisfaction.
a-fF 'r..- .. .. " Y DiepoIrh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05
wholesale Abolition.

JEFF. Davis seems in fair way to carry
of the palm in the great work Of Kidding
the country Of the curse of slavery. The
doctrine that the Deity accomplishes bic
designs by the aid of human instrumental
itty, and even makes the wrath Of man sub.
serve such designs, must come home 70 the
convictions Of the supporters Of slavery and
rebellion Nothing short OF the spirit Of
Omnipotence could have converted Jeffer.
son Davis into wholesale 'Aboltionist,
as 10 the twinkling Of an eye. The fact,
however, is patent. What will our Cop
perheads say to Old Diabolus, in the per-
son Of JEFF, taking the reins, and turning
chario:eer in the work of Abolition? After
all they have said in denunciation of Union
Abolitionists, will they cot roll up their
eyes, and stand aghast, at this cruel deser.
tion by their patron saint!-at bis startling
announcement proposing to arm half anil
lion Of black men, giving them their free.
dom and fifty acres Of land each, when tie
war is overf Poor fellows! they will be
left alone when Davis gets on bis 'Aboii
,ion' garments; and dispeDses freedom a
this wholesale rate. They will be witbou
home aud friends, or political purpose. ant
win be constrained to az ee with us that {
Supreme Power rules ever our dest,nes
and adopts its own instrunentalities for tb'
regeneration of the nation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05
Exchange OF Prisoners.

The Federal sutborities now hold about
eighty thousand Rebel prisoners Of war
mere tbss half Of them paroisd and at
home--wbils the Rebels have some thirty
thousand Of cur men ss prisoners In thsi
hands. The humaoity Of speedy ex
change so far as the rebs can give us man
for man. is interfered with by the ground
taken by the Government demanding that
slaves taken In arms shall stand upon. the
same footing Is other prisoners. Dixie
holds that prisoners Of this description
shall. be subject to death or enslavement
On this ground, the Riehmond Inquirer de.
clarss that il Is scarcely possible that any
satisfactory coselusioo can bs arrived at BY
she respective commissioners. for The ex
change Of prisoners
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05
How tho confed.raoy Is Dylng.


"a Veteran Observer" writes 10 the New
York Times: aHl l-'s sa'-.5t. ta
The Confederacy is dying of erhansiior i;
it will breathe slower and hoarser till it lies
q Iifeless corpse. How, then, is it to be
treated The simplest way imaginable.
Let it alone Go TO no trouble about re-
const ruction. There is nothing to recon.
struct. Remember the Constitution acts on
individuals. John Smith and John Jones
were rebels. They fought till they were
tired; but in the mean ime. if the Constitu
tion got hold of them. they would tr ought
to be hung. That is their constitutional
right. But they were not taken and
now, like the prodigal son, they come into
Rosecran's lines, confess their sins, take'the
oath of allegiance, and abjure treason and
slavery forever; for mind, these men soift
nerer 90 for slavers again. Those men un.
darstand it, whatever New York politicians
may think There is no capital in them for
Pro Slavery Democracy. Now, what
possible objection is there to these indvid-
uals mot States) becoming .virtnous and
loyal citizens, and returning TO the arms of
their mother country Il don't know OF
any. Well. this process will go on till the
country is at peace. 10 the meantime such
men as Fast Tennesseeans and West North
Carolnians will take charge of these States,
and civil and political revolution in the
South, complete, salutary and permanent,
will take place. The States Rights Seees
sion. Pro Slavery party will perish forever.
It's natural operation is rebellion. hi
natural end, death. With the death o.
that party 10 the South, IL dies also 10 the
| North "a. i1 ,id Jrr Jldaa b. Dr. sE- org
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05

One OF our government officials just returned
from Peru, tells US that among the first aud
most ffequent inquiries made Of him there
about our public men was whether he knew or
had ever seen the celebrated American chemist,
DR.. j. o. Aver, OF Lowell. His remedies are
found in every village, from the elevated slopes
Of the Andes down TO the coast, and their re-
marksble cures seem TO attract even more at.
tention there than in this country. The senti.
ment OF wonder at their effects, takes far
deeper hold on half civilized and superstitious
people, than it does with u.s. where the ration
ale Of medical problems Is so much more gere.
rally underst rod No other American has
made himself so familisry known 10 the masses
of the people in foreign countries or excited in
them so lively on interest as the doctor has, by
his skful application Of chemical science 10 the
treatment of disease. That must be dull man
who does not feel some pride OF country when
he finds among distant nations that he is al
ready known and welcome there, though the
labors OF our statesmen, merchants and scholars,
whose renown has become national property,
and consequently 10 some measure bis own.
Whether DIR. Ayers remedies do actually cure
more than others or not, they have secured the
reputation OF being q god.send to those afflict-
ed with disease aud where great plumbers in
any community believe that they owe their
health and lives to ones skill, they are sure to
feel an interest in him which will find expires.
sion when they meet bis ounirymeu-.Ndtiondi
Era, Washington, d. G. s Dbl.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-05

John Gin Shorter. Governor incumbent
of Alabama red,hct Rebel of the CAL
houn schools run out and defeated by
Thomas H. Watts, an old Clay Whig and
Bell Everett man of 1860. This result of
the election shows an unmistakeable evi.
dence of peni,encc over rebellion. This is
significant, aud looks hopeful for other Sc
ceded States where the devastations Of wal
are more apparent, and where fewer slave
stand in the way of an exercise OF the v!'
tue of common sense. ~ .-. t.