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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,


Our Cata'ugue emb aces over FIVE
different subjects Ito which
adj ions are GO ~liuuslly being mad") 81
portrsits & Eminent Amer cans, &c"
VIC, about
lrO Major Gnras $50 Statesmen,
zoe Big Generals l39 Dic'ne',
215 Colonies. 20 ApfhorS,
10 Lcut Lohne's, 10 Artists,
$50 other UDSc rs, l25 Stage,
S5 Nary Ojicsrs so PIom'Mt Womtn,
$50 Prominent Foreign Portraits
5000 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART,
inclpding ro,roductons Of the mos' cele'
hra,ed Engraviugs, Paintings. Statues, &C.
catalogues sent on receipt Of stamp An
order For One Dozen PIT TtRES from our
Catalogue will be f led GU the RECEIPT Of
Sl.9o, and scpt by mail, FREE.
Photographers and Others ordering goods
will please rrmit tw~ertyihve pet
cent Of the am unit w'th their order.
Z. 4 HIT ANTHONY co,
Manufacturer Of Photographic Motsrfo's
sol BRoapwAY NEW YORK
rag The prices and crafty IF our good
annot fail 10 satisry
Nov ~ lS5t--l 2m1s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

ATARGAREI THOMPSON, A6ram v
nj Thompson AMI Nancy Tn'mpaGr,
N"1Ih II. Bergs and Alexander Btgrs A.,
;'e y p ,rterieId AID Joht W. PctterheId
V1hsr, N Thorn son and Hannah Thcmp'
SON Mares Thompson, E'vlra }. Ihomp'o"'
,,barlr. Thempson, Fronu.s NJ. Thompson
md Frank Tho, p1on will take no'ic'' That
a @ue,i,ion wac Il ed u%gains: thrlh on the ~ b
day Of November, 1854, in he Cour' CT
Ciu,non Pleas IN and for Prcb(e county, N
The State OF. Ohio. by Moses tn Y ,on, and;
IL now pending, whe-eu the said Nose
THOMPSON dom d. partition OF the following
rcnl estate, situate in the township Of Jetfer
SON in the county Of Prebl8 and State %
Ohio. and bounded and described as follows
r. wit: the northeast quarter of SGct'm NO
A in township No. . Of Range no. | EHf
etc, and TINT dowei lc assigned II. reA
mud that At the next term of said tt'aNt
,unlicntinn will be .5ard Woses phomnso!'
for AN order that lhs tdGTar o. 'Le se''
Tsrr1rct ThqmEfF " may be SasFnodihere
in. and that PARTITION may be made ct sa''
Mo5ES THOMPSON.
by 8. Dnnto, his Asty.
Attest,
II. SnASE. elk .ooo
Set y, l86Iwe. lpr! S'1'""
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
Franch Coffee

All who ike a good cup of cot
Zee, should go to Bro"kins & Sons
Drug Store, and procure some OF
the French Breakfast and Dinner
{, flee. W. havs tested il, and
believe it to be FIRST class.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
NOTICE.

fF'vE undersigned has been anly 9NpqiYt
I'd aal ~ .iaeq l-xeentor q lhc 'as'
~ Gaf 4rsrrmeht oi h.vhae' We mer,
l.;s If pg2b!s cQru1. nhlE deceased
fLLi4gf. KELLY
peo 5,Iss. ,.yu
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15

$50 Gents Gold Hunting
sa.s Watches ...,. 500 }jlA
$50 Ladies Gold and On.
am l,cpsa Watches =. s. t, ~
go Gents H~untipg.caSe
- s.!y,r Natche.......... IS - 20
2ol p'smonS Rags 49,. % y 100 ~ II
NO 1,ii Vest and Meek
Chains ...,..~..,",~ 10 80 sarI7
5000 do. do"'-.," ~ &
, 1900 d)ll Band B -acclrts 4 - kpr1 14
500 Chascl 91d Bracelets , ~ "e
2,a0 ChAieiaiue Chains y
Uari Chains ,.....; s., 20 ID
1000 solitaire aud Gold
Brooches ,;-~~:@. 10 ,
! oOOA Lava and FlorentiLc
Brooches .."".."..,.
5000 .6orat. Emer ID and
Opal Brooches ....",.. a.
1900 Mosaic, JET, Lava, g.
} F.arcntine Ear Drops
1893 Carll, Emerald and
Opal Ea, Drops .,y.. 4 q
1000 t. Llifornia Diamond
Beast Pins ......,.....2 80 10 :,
l3O0o Cola Fob and Vest ~ .a
. Watch kcvs""........2 50
T, 4Oou FOB and yesi Ribbon
Slides 1870. ...,...... 81 10 -.
5000 Sets Solitaire olcove
j. B4tqns, studs, &C.. 3
5000 Goid Pencils. Ihim
blrs. dc, .,".."....... -
1t lnO00 Min Htnre Locaets Z 50 , y
h 1000 do. Maglc SPriug =. 81 u 30
Ct 1900 Gold CroSscs, &c. ... 2 ~
n 5000 Plain CnId Rings g. 4 - IL
d: 5000 Chrsei Gold Riggs. ! il
es 10000 Stone Set { 3lgpct
X Rings ...,..... 500. - 50 , 10
r 10000 California diamond
ni RinGS,"..."" ".".m ~ , 10
1890 Sets Ladies .Je~elry Is
o. 10000 Gold Pens, Stlttr
Extension holders h
"a, Pencils ..".." ....... 4 10
e. .OG0O Gold Pens and Goli
on Mounted holders .m... 9
~ 5000 Gold Pens und Gold
C, Extension bolders -. 6 10
I'D 5000 Silver GOblcts ami
drinking Cups ......." s.
3)0s silver rnsl5rs........, Is y, "a
1000 Silver Fruit ard Cake
Baskets ....:......... 2O 40
5n0n d0z Silver leg SIu 'ms $40 70 so y dog
5000 Dozen Silver lkh!,
80 Spoons and Forks -. 800 10 $40 =,
~ cunseq arnce 81 the great stGEnstion,
tic 81 trade in the saaplaet pring dis Fic;s Of
Englnn1. through the var having rnt N the
supuIy OF c'ttor, q iarLe qlh'hitv ot vhlu,
ablc Jpwrlrv. originally intended far the
kri liar u,ork"t has hcen srnt nF tor Snle in
this conulr.y, NJ Ml'G. ts s1}d atdny sacr
&ceH
M Under these circumstances, AR9aNDALE
are Il co. acting ~ AGENTS for the princip %
European manufacturers have resolved up
,io on a,GREAr Girr plsrniGrrIoS, subject to the
az FOL owing regulations: p
lG1ERTlf lCAtEs papirg ,ech gr,jcls md
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15

REEVES
Original, Genuine end Reliable
4 NJ 8 3 9 S ! \ >.
FOR the GaoWIH III UlY ANDr
ikE3EvA lIQN ,0F aHE HAIR
GEstah'laheh 1860
Fic rs ct per Bot lc.
This preparation san
Oh W living evidences
Of It's excellence,
SIZE
PHOTOGRAPH and reah
ct ltifcats Of Mrs Nm.
Sutton-hsr wv PlET
.srd, oNE INCH IN ,lei.gth
used Il ewes ipnhfj
sia about ~ m"ntns.
ALSO
PHOTOGRAPH and GER
t,6cnte Of MR.. l.. Al.
kell-hair FIvh ,rEgT in
lehgth-u,ei The Ambro.
sin IL morths.
IHuUsL>Ds are using
this prepnrari,n and
Offering WILLING TESrIM-
ONltIs.
These photo, rslhs, TAKEN FseM 'lFE'
have been awarded 20 ,exlFld me knrml'
edge Of the MERIT o hi, wonderful disc Y.
er Hupd) eds haze seen thee ifdIes aud
i,Be,rd the iatl.3 from heir WI lirs'
Mrs. AaxweiPs testimonials.
New York. der, Dad, IS 4,
Knowing positive ytthat Reeves Ambro
sia reduced u beautiful head VI HAIR i2'
Mrs Lizzie Shepherd, Of b1ooklyn \ I.
was induced, thereby, 10 use y tharonsply
II eded something lor. nv hair, it helns
Shot and thin; had used one.hsl ,dozeF
bqtlics EAcn ! could plainly potce ar III
crease in,its iengtA, strength, aud beauty
An experience Of about two years has prov
led a complete success. Ny halr IS n1W' D.
messurenent. topr feet ten iMcAeSIn ltngtI
loarly reacLirg he d mr lhaye 'all"W''
my p~Lotcgralh' to procIaim the msrs;S o
Reeres' ambrose TO the world :
NrtWALLA EN- XWElA.
All E terprisin0
Druggists have these Photographs,
AED KEEP FOR SALE
Resres' Ambrosio at IS cts per
Bottle.
Druggists who may not h.ue our Trepa'
q ions will sal.d for it-f applied TO-
Frtaeipal depot, ~ tnito" Street 4Nei
K9rk.
months
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-05-07

!
SNE YRNIOT
AND FOR SALE By,
ALDRICH. WALKER & CD!
p.LEs FANCY PRINTS.
RAS' BaIes Auacssr Gsa-1..
B2lz EagasA d=nzas,
Cases 'a CPS! Psi s':.ay shirts
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Cases ca1ai chrG3@ yeI1r-
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h=Ss b4. aaas .-a : 70 :: 1oa.
CPE~r Hvss, ssS-ei-
IUa 1vez zss9Ee1-
Pssaiers hoes No AID = al erSA-}
81 Fssrs - q -.a extra rszs.,
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Kegs aasi sppkz,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-05-07
ASSIGhEE'S SALE OF
MERCHANDISE!
SUGAR CANE, CANE LANDS!
WHEAT LAND. &C..
ON THE ISLAND OF MAUI!

o. WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC -
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tie above
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sc-s g y---s CA-s -sEzE
All of the above lots are fenced and have
Wafer Privilege
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TERMS LIBERAL - further pz-5--h- spy .
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7 " MERIT
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-05-07
New Goods =!
RECEIVED PER LATE ARRIVALS
h. w. WOOD.
Young Hector, &c.

Il Bologna sausage>,
Swiss cheese,
Edam cheese. 81 lbs each.
Hlf and or boxes sardineS,
Norwegian cod fish.
French chocolate.
French prunes,
French peas,
Malaga ~rai>ins. hlf and or boxes new crop.
No. l German crushed sugar,
Bags whole pepper,
Fresh Zante currants, in jars.
Demijohns Pearl sage, | gallon,
Mamma, l gall.
4" Scotch harley. , gall,
Pearl barley, l gall.
Carraway seed. 1 gall.
Canary seed. l gall,
Rape seed, l gall,
Split peas, ) gall.
" Tapioea, ] gall,
INDIGO blue,
Boston sugar cured hams,
Billings hams,
Hlf kits No. l mackerel,
American cod fish.
Lard, in tins,
P i VI yeast powder.
Dried apples.
Corn starch.
Extra cider vinegar.
California smoked bacon,
California clear lake cheese, No. /.
Tins assorted crackers,
Cass assorted crackers,
Dried peaches,
&" Plums.
{" Cherries.
For Sale by
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28
i Dbiol, River Bridge. =

orrcp & berety given that, on ana , sasst
NoMGNniy the oath day Of October le94,
~ !n;s.,,,. cove Railroad Company will, unoer
s .Ss anthor;fv of its charter from the Legsss
ea eUi.o;nia and under The Act of Congres 1eos
inc the Railway bridge at Stenoens s uhs snnsi
nls s.u commence the elevation OF the cnlnps'
snsy If said Bridge, and for this puiposs. - hrr.
~ temporarily to Distract the three nun
dred feet designed M channei7Say. - il
Attention of persons engsgeu ~ .sst;sn Of he
called to this provision OF the orsu. of ali
Act Of Congress, land the ofneeis anr 800 reonir
vessels and boats navigating salo .r' ..sls and
al to regulate. the use 81 tnen saie Ls,nno;nO
boats and Of any pipes or ecnlmnsHs sIsrsi;ao
thereto 80 as not 10 interfere WIN ,u' Nv -
construction and US OF said Bridge. nav,
All rersons are also notified that tne span ~,
vast Of the channel span is erected al slssa.
of 66 feet above low water, and there Is W. M
excesdiup two hundred feet between the pei A. N
that the waterway between the piers Nd fact
tb. channel span also exceeds two nune Inc
and tbat the headwsy here will be ee1 ths cree.
oompany does not intend to proceed WI :. .omnlet.
tion of this span until the channel ;,s orectiou
cd and the oestructions necessary
removed. that this bridge
. ,ecFsd without oraw and hat al inc iudJ
lions of the Act of Congress lave oeen 0''1f
TIE erecton of the chapelspan VIII oe ~
x;tb a. rsn;dIv az possible and due neuce WI. 81
W. .s to the time Shen the ebstruc'ions WI
DC T rsthT Tei;d. - Joyo Railroad Company sa
3 %. 5ne 5 nO - ~ THOMAS L. JEWE1T, fres.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28
Dyspepsia Cured,

WIsHART'J Dyspepsia Pills are warranted to cure
w the worst case. They have been used extensive
~ Throughout the o,untry. Sent by mail to any ad
drss; on RECEIPT Of y and two postage stamps.
... = "a D. T. H. LOGAN b co,
ost20 Isl. q and LOGAN, LIST 4 90. .
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28
Fifteen Tbasand Dollars at Stake!

- ae,nent at No. 176 Min Street,
~ dor to Stone s. Thomas dry goods s'0fe'2
ZEN THOUSAND DOLLARS worth OF
lT PIts and Shoes offered to purchasers at tneir
own subscriber having bought an unusually I ma
stG nov prepared TO sell the same at much low
4prices than any other house in the city ;,r;.ad
The attention Of all, both great and small ipyn ;
to nv stock Call early and secure a. this e.
Enlistment. - ,-@lA'.'
ss7 ~ JOHN KNOX, aH't'
oo.s lT6 Main street, Wheeling.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28

WEST VIRGINIA, sat rules held in tho
" Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Marion
county, for the month Of November, . 964, 4 rs,
Edward Parish, complainant
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28
Info nation Wanted.
Administrator,s Notice.

A LII PERSONS having GLAZING nganst the Is
n tate Of Dennis Campbell, decss sed are
hereby notified TO esant the same IN due form and
all Ior indebted the are required TO make
mediate payment to H. - , ~ . % ~
THOMAS oBRTRN,,Ih o
noyIl-lv ..... ..s Administrator
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28
Notice..

/ HAVE loased the Coal bank heretofore owned by
Jos IN CpdegTatf, ard am fully pr pared TO fur
mis- Coal on the shortest notCe to the former patrons
OF the bank, and the puohc generally. The bank is
situated IN East Wheeling near Nickham's VINEYARD
noYzZ-ot VIM. GODFREY.
IeST received, u new I6f FaffstyIe Six Hats.
- ocil4 HAIR. Err Il BRO.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28

WEST VIRGINIA ss,-At rules held In the
wv Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Marion
county, for the month of November, 1864, l.
Rpanha Reed, complainant, ....,-.-.
q JAZZ Va ''"
6sleb D. Reed, defendant.
The object of this suit Is to recover divorce
from the bond Of matrimony. And 1t appearing
from aiadavit that the defendant, Caleb D Reed,
Is not resident Of this State, 1t is hereby ordered
that he appear here within one mon b frou the
due publication Of this order, and do what is nee
sssary to protesth his interest in this suit ~ =
A copy Teae, r. B. LOTT, Clerk,
Wilson 4 Smith Attorneys for Plaintiff .f
noylQw4t - latham 1rlr1 lad -.,.,.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28
LIVE STOCK.

..., LII T. SIOCAs E...
Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most sd-,p.
tageous route for Live Stock. Oapaoious Yards vsn
wstered and supplied with every, convenienoe have
been opened this line and its connections and every
sdsntionis paid 70 their wants. From Harrisburg
WHARF wu be- ound every convenience for feeding aud
York and Baltimore Market. This wiz ALEC be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock 70
New York-lvia allentown and With fewer changes
than any other. ~
BNooB LBwIs, Gent superintendent Altoona,
Pa. . eth. .E,4-... slf.-... n - 80 -
I. L. H0UPT, Genr Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
r. H. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent, Phila.
dslphis' as ..al jsnll-my24
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28
Charles P GooIan, ct al, defendant.

e'I
Chsr'es P Goo1ail, ct al, defendants. ..
The object of this suit i5 - rsaovesa Decd for a
certain tract Of land lying in the county Of Marion
and sold TO ;he complainant by Charles ?. Cool an
James b. sheitoa and Thoaas s. Raymond. as per
tue ooh1 tied with The papers of the cause And
it appeari from afffiavits ina. tina s,id q, So.
+ GoodaiI, James b. Shelton and Thor. { II 'es
mond IRE oct residents Of this ST. !, !.
that saey appear here WITH o,e north 60. ~
puoh' 'tIon OF A"s ocier, and d, whatever l. ,nc'
eSssfy 70 n>oteet their interest in this suit -,
W copy leste X. Z. LOTT, Clerk
"ls.n and Smith attorneys. ar; nsvlO-w4t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-07

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, The House
has agreed ~ The Senate amendment 10 The
Army Appropriation blll, equal z ng the
pay oi coioi ed aud whlte soluiers I. ON auu
atie' Jan ], 1864. CUorcd soldiers h re-
after mustered IN may receive BOUNTY nol
exceeding 500 1T is further stated thai
on u Gaze submitted 10y Gov. Andrew oi
Massachusetts. the Attorney General Of Il c
oni'ed States has given sn opinion that
under The existing statutes all colo ed
soldiers are eu;ilied from the date Of lher
maSter-ln to the same pay aud allowances
as white soldiers. S1ch decision would
oVeriule that Of The War Departemeut,
and nncer the ordinary rule of action 10y
'he Goydrnmen,, would result iu the pay
ment TO the colored troops of wages iron
The date OF their entrance into service.
Tribune
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-07

GREAT INFLUENCE OF LITTLE THINGS -
The man who wrote the -four simple lines
beginning with Now lay me down TO
sleep 'ermed TO do very small thing
lie wrote four lines for bis little child His
name has not come down to US; bu, he has
done more for the good Of bis race than if
he had commanded The victor Gus army at
Waterloo Tine little ii es which the good
man kinJles here aud there Oh tho shores
OF TINE never go out, but ever and anon
they hame up and throw a light upon the
pilgrims path. Tie is hardly anything
30 fearful, 10 my mind, as the mind reach.
ing down to the coming ages, aud writing
itself upon the minds Of unborn generations.
We know not whose hand held the pen shat
wrote the Arabian Nights; but What book
How few are the chdreJ who have not sat
spell-bound at the feet of that enchan,er!
Dr. Tom
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-07

MCCLELLAN TO HAVE A SWORD 1t is
proposed IN New York 10 start twenty.
hve cent subscription for sword fer Gen.
Mcclellan. No Subscriptions for more
than The sum named will be taken. THIS
will test the question of McCleIlau'S POI
ularity with The people. There will ue nu
secret envelope dodge or humbug commi :
tee, but free honest expression from tic
masses. Cierciaad Plain Dealer.
That's the sort. The World and the
~ Y Uerald, made u daily point during
the great New York Fulr 10 eiecuoueer
votes Tor Mcclellan, while the other jour
nails OF New 1ork paid no attention 10 the
mater Yet Mcclellan was beaten nearly
two to oLc. Now lie must huve a sword
without any such risks. o! course be eau
g't IL, for The disciples oi Vuilaudyham
Long, Tue Woods, &c, would uhvue cUu
tribute enough Tor that purpose.
SanduSky Register.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-07

JApAN.-The Dutch, who have traded
with Japan. and had merchants resident
there for the last two centuries, stale the
troops which the Dsimois. independent of
Tycoon, could bring into the field.
ut S6S. 900 infantry, composed of muske'-
ry, artillery aud swOrdSmen, aud Is. 900
cavalry. To these they add 100000 for
the Tycoon's force, making au oggr egate
of SOC, 900; and oil these are regularly
trained to the use of arms. They have
their arsenals aud manufactures Of cannon
borrowing only their patterns from Europe
and initiating these to such perfection that
it is alleged their muskets and cannon are
scarcely TO be distinguished from our owl
while their swords are superior to any made
In England or Europe, Moreover, they
stand Gre. and they initiate European tao
tics to perfection.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-07
Triumph OF Triumph.
TUE MAJESTIC MARCH OF rRurR.


The old Iogy naiIors Of Greece and Rome
were much given to making demlgvds vi their
ldfOrlies. ihey even uclBeu their physicians
1t would have been quIle as reasonable to have
nade gods oil their butchers. lnugue the
stupdly Vi paying divIue hOnors to sucn know.
no'nlugs as Gaen and iIippocrales. Aud yet,
alter all, The profession the present day ha
Mt advanced so very far ahead OF Its founders.
True, great discoveries have been made in ply
slO!Ugy, aud vast improvements D surgery; but
tLe resources Of the mateiiI nledicu have no.
colusponding'y augmented The present ccn-
tury, however, has witnessed Que grand medic
al trunpG-~the complete aud universal success
OF Hoiioway's Pills aud Ointment, as remedies
Tor internal aud external discusses. They would
seem to have lrumphed velyShare over liver
and bowel complaints, scrofula, aud many other
fearful maladlcS, aud in W part of the world
where they have beeu introduced has their sue
Cess been more sgnal than iu The United States.
The onward march OF these preparations for u
period Of twenty-five years has been ii phenom-
euon. Starting from the central point Of London
they have reached remotest luda, penetrated
Africa, prevaded Europe, aud become (wilhin a
few Years. house hold medicines in all parts OF
North and South Amer ca whilst in Australasia
the demand for them is Immense
With their progress has expaoded into lis
present gigantic proportions the most prodigi
GUS system OF advertising that the world La.
ever seen. One man .---Pruiessor ii )lloway-
individually controls all this grand medical ate
anu COMMERCIAL scheme with its almost uDilmitet
cosresre dencc, ageLcies, shipmenls& &c. Non,
other than steat mind could have accomplished
SO great a wolk.-.Nat' Police Gozette."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-07

KICKED MIR. Wm. Brooks OF Conneaut
says the Reporter, was severely injured by a
fractions colt few days ago. AS near as we
can learn he Lad just entered the stable when
the animal commenced kicking violently, knock
ing him down and striking him several times
afterwards. When found. Mr.. b. was insensi-
BILE and TO ali appearance was dead, bat by the
application of restoratives was Fesuscitated.-
The bridge of his nose was broken down, and
his arms, legs and whole body more or less
bruised.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-07

DISTRICT CONVENTION The call for this Cor.
vention has no doubt fallen under the attention
of our readers. who will read ly appreciate the
Importance of the duty urged npon the citizens
Of the country, Of sending q full delegation Of
capable, faithful men, that the selection of del
egates tn the Baltimore Convention, will rep.
resent the sentiment Of the district in the nomi.
nation for the Chief Executive Chair.
The primary meeting, also should be kept in
mind. TIE County Convention on the l4th
should be an index of the interest we feel in the
cause of the Union.
Since writing the above, our town committee
have expressed wish that, on their behalf we
call especial attention to the primary meetings
on the afternoon OF Saturday the 14th The
engagements of this season of the year ore
rather imperative, particularly with the farmer
but il is hoped that this matter will be deemed
OF sufficient importance TO give it a prompt and
ready attention.