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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-10
.e EARLY Physical Desersrsey OF
rJAo Anner1casa PecxSiei

NUI u" HIIatN tiIN %
lust PUBLISHED. by DR.. A. Stone,
sssssa an & *, ss Csd.ss sy i sSss s ;Hs ms'ls
merican People the Of Nervous Debility, consamp
This work Is one Of high moral tone written IN cnste YET
thrilling language and appeals decsy to the moral con
Ing ssisntise and reliable aida and treatment
will ss sent By mall on M hS sssps S q &
Young Men, fail not TO send fer this book. .... q
LADIES' too should at once secure copy Of this BOOK
WORD Of Solemn Conscientious Advice 10
iscg e.. Those who will Reflect .so''is''
elias. m nssdss prevail % fearful ex,n In Che com.
muny booming at least 100000 youth Of both snnu
s5 70 an sssrn o. mpoms are
Nervous Debility Relaxation and eshaustcn Mafasmus c
ness o2bSssiS. er Ssrisd rsstbs On amending sb
sight cfseps great psfphtion o th, Heart Asthma,
and imbs aversion 70 society and to business or study
dimness Of the sight ioss q the memory d.nsss o. me
pain In the back limbs Lumbao. Dspepss OF Indiges-
cn egulariy Of the bowels derenged secrstots q the
Abus, &c &c Likewise Epilepsy, Hysteria and Nervous
Nov in nnety-nine cases In every hundred all the above
named disorders and host Of Others consumption Of the
Lungs and that nsidous and willy form Of consumption
seat and origin In diseases ofPevc vscea HoDce The want
Of success the part Of old school practice In treating mp
r Andrew stone pbysicisp 10 the roy Lung and Iysienc
Institution II engaged IN treating this class Of m'en
the most astonishing success The trsasneS'
adopted by the Institution Il II Is based upon scenu
principles with discovered remedies without mineras
Or posons The facilities Of cure are such that
be cured a their homes In any part OF the country from ac-
curate descriptions their by letter and have the
medicines sent by Mall express Printed nterogatoriss
will be forwarded on application
fTConsumpton Caarrh and diseases Of the throat cured
as the bone OF the patients at the Institution BY
sending the Cold Medicated NHALING BALsAMio NAPoRs
with inhaler and ample directions for their use, and dec
correspondence. . ..,7. -.f....h{ -. -.
Patients applying for interrogatoes advice, must
enclose return stamps to meet attention - - u y
TFThe tending Physician will be ound at the insu-
ton for consuatioD, from M to p M each day sun
'N'' u" 'rs DR. ANDREW STONE,
| 9Physieisn TO the Troy Lung Hygien Institute,
a.. and Physician for Diseases Of the Heart Lungs.
| y25s iENl II |H &c Fifth Street. Troy, n. Yort
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10, ,yo Haskell g. Son, aza
I'D ,stt' 60 aj3 81 A lli'

ysl gyo Haskell " SOu, laId
..,'a ' r" ..,5 ''- l.. o. & ".3
'H'onid Inform the People Of Ohm and
Hesterm Pennsylvania Of a Fsw Faeis'
Fact No l.
rs that Gen. Burnside will take Rich.
Il mond In less than two weeks and that
f Abraham the Illinois Railsplitter,
Is bound to win sooner or later. And heAbraham-ad-
vises to still go and furnish the people with a
Food and Raiment 7s
our extremely and unaccountaby Low PRICES and
'. Fact No III,
That there is In enighted Athtabua, Complete
better Selected Stock OF j. .4f -i.H #fl
.ft.a ,aa.. Groceries,
than our bought before the late advance and will he sold
accordingly. They will give AWFUL PILE of Goods for
my Green Backs, with my rhiz thereon, and notice
Fact No. III,
That they also havea Pile of I
la.s. Boots and Shoes, fl
I. 80 in aI Hats and Gaps,
nd by the advice of Mrs. Abraham and the little Aoe We
crammed our store with M - .,.fr %. .....
Dry Goods, 1d 4 .'h
at prices the World So you you can find every
thing from pin to hogshead ofSugar. And In
Fact No: Nv, 7lI.a
You will And they take all kinds of PRODUCE any thing
the Farmer or Ne, mic has to sell for their goods.
Fact No. V,
We sell orr goods for PAY and keep Books SO come
prepared ont mention Trust, it has become worn out
entirely wit 9. You will see In -i r0f
Fact No. VI, aa,i p
That they Paying CASH for Flour and sl Keg Hoops
Lumber, 80 l-s.t..ft
Ans tg Fact No. VII.
You will Q at least 10 per cent by buying of US. =.
Fact No VIII. a-
Tbst Old Mechanics Row is to give place to more
emnodions and imposing structure for the
Of our increasing business iN
Call and us, door South OF the Post Omoe ,o>,
Ashtabula. Nov %. 1852. HAsKELL sun.
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~ 4 > n = Il
Wonders never cease and the great est
ever heard of 10 these modern times has
jnst como 10 our knowledge fom entirely
reliable autborlys II fully disproves the
wisdom Of Solomon when he proclaimed
that there was nothing new uuder the sun.
The facts related to Us are:
About two weeks ago, the wife Of q mar
ket gardener, residing at E,gle Point, in
this city, gave birth to twins, which, instead
OF being provided with the head, aud fea.
lures Of the human form divine, had each
the head and neck of snake Below tie
head and shoulders the children were oi
natural and comely form--from the should
ere up they presented the horrible shape and
cheracterissics Of the serpent Immediately
after their bir th consuiIatioa Of physiciaus
was held, at which it was very properly de
cided 10 bleed the monsters 10 death, which
wAs accordingly done What disposition
was made Of the bodies we have not yet
learned.
The cause assigned for this lnsas nature
is, fha! several months ago, shortly after
the woman became encicate, her husband
playfnlly threw q snakes head into heI
face, which so frightened her that the ftetus
assumed the horrible shape in which they
we're brought into the world.
1fthese monstrosilies had been allowed to
live. what capital copperhead candidates
they would make for the Office OF President,
and Vice PRESIDENT How harmonionsly
the copperhead party could have united Oh
them. Hox perfectly thar would rep esent
the eravling and suakish peace principles
of that patty. - r,ls q gs,s ss-sr .7-ip
~ RENExBER DoroLAs, The words Of
pouglas st the outbreak Of the rebellion
hsvei not yet lost their significance II
there 10 peace man who divides bis sym
psthies betweenthe North ond The Sou b,
or who believes, that :, the issue of war or
peace hangs now, or ever did upon the re-
suit Of . Presidential contest, let him pond
or well the words Of the great leader Of the
Democracy 7o 'sg1e@ s'f1"v's'@
. TIE slare question is a mere erease The
election of Lincoln is a mere prOtert The
present secession movements is the result
Of an enormous conspiracy, formed more
than . year since--fo formed BY lenders 10
the Southern Confederacy, more than.
twelve mouths ago. The conspiracy is now
known; armies have been raistd. war is
levied TO accomplish il. There e,only
two sides Of the QUESTION. Every man must
be Tor the United States or sgains, t.
Txere can se no aeStrais in Ills var only
pctyiots or traitors
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/ y II.Nn \ 4
hrhohass ftssoas aud ID The Amy snd Navy,
should take eeeal care Tint they se simply supplied with
these Pills and Otnmeat and xhsis the soldiers and
nss @ ~ rSey
been proved 10 be Che soldiers heverhins friend In the
heur Of need. SiAf ..tN M
Coughs and Colds affecting Troops
win be speedily relieved aud eeetually cured by using
these admirable medicines and ~ paying proper attention to
The Direeons which are attached to each Potor Rox
Wives and Sisters of our Volunteers
you cannot put into the Knapsachs Of your Husbands and
Brathets valuable necessary gin than sup
ply Of this a
Extraordinary Military Salve.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night exposed nd
s Psss nd I ISs sS NON
MESS .st y,pytons. q S & but
gs sT i GaST Ssssss K ssIsd Ls SRs fs sssa
morning and IKE Ointment brisky rubbed twice eyer
ns GUAt eS a Saa sss' S COUGH
Therefore we say to the whole army; "a ,t- r,..,sN
f. ..s -', n. Soldiers, Attention H. .s,s..aa
See TO yoat own heath, DO NOT trust % Gle Army sapplie
although m sscsbe Tess ~ @ sns ,smede. MA Saf N
the Eurnres Camps an, rrcks for oyer Forty Years Doe
cSsr ssi n he saSes
aciava the exclusive sale Of these GREAT REMEDIES
.sss; s III si as s' ss f.as
fstsl s.seiss q The S0IDIEsIE cAMr - q :.
niARRfiEAs NY SENT kRN -SCbRNN, SokkS aud SCfsDf
uoUS ERGPTioNS all disappear like cherp, before thss
s and oiutnent aud now while the Cry rings toughoa
the land, e.is ssfessi /. .t.si ss asl'io ~
~ To Arms J, To Arms lar
Do not let these brave men perish BY disease pi,ce In h
hands *hese PRECIOUS REMEDIES that viii enable them
resist the dangerous exposures the Feye the chils asd t
wounds which they cannot avoid aud what Is more canno
frequently get succor the Of need whereas, ifon
have only put their hands into their Knapsack
and there remedy for all The casualties OF the bat
tie ed how many thousands lives would thus be saved
who would otherwise perish before relief could be obtained
| CAUTIONR--None aregenuine unle.s the word "Hol
LowAy, Nxw Yok AxD IosDoS, are discernibie rs tn
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contamination Is variously caused BY tncrcurial
disease, low living, disordcrcd digestion from
unhealthy food impure air, Rith and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, BY
the vcnereal infection. Whatever be us cfigiff,
il is hereditary in the constitution, descending
"from parents to children unto the third and
fourth generation +" indeed. 1t seems to be the
rod of Him who says, " I will visit the ,iniqui-
tics of the fathers upon their children The
diseases which It originates take various names,
according to tho organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumption; in the glands, swellings which
suppurate and become ulccrous sores In the
stomach and bowels, arrangements. which pro-
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver COM
plants; on the skin, eruptive and cutancous
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. publication and
invigoration Of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distempers leave you.
With feeble foul, or corrupted blood, YOU can.
not have health with that !" life Of, the flesh !"
healthy, you eaiin6t have scrofslous disease. \
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.. W. sRAOLEY's. .gs
! Pstsss DspIsx ElIPtisal Spring
nss10 0eG. ,rs''sa h6on g IN
Z . - * r R IT. e.

THI8 Invention consis Is Of Duplex-oI
i sso-B1iplie Steel Spring. ingeniously braided
Gh<y ed 1rnE 1gshsr edge - edge making the tough
e most kass and DnrHbs Spring ever used en-
sns u ~ Of It's great elasticity and
osxfknsu - uneg - lbd when - uss, easily, and
Nifk ~ - eossuz1ssss nh muslin dress II en-
tsoy o1xs1ss ard asn<ss the only objections TO Hoop
Rs n. a. aanyancp the we'll ~ the public
epDon1y y u0xds4 nsssmbliess carriages ilroad cars
&qr i>u o. il any crowded place hen hs dienity Of
tk4n and The oceup<nsy ofsm.n speoe. Tbs en-
9folx vovss tie dcnlfy, while giving the SKIRT the
asus fuI End ymnscl form and the lghtest and most
Nysh and graceful appearances for the street. opera pn-
eds 1eeae dress LADY hasing enjoyed the pleAsure
and cob cod great convenience of wearing the Du
& ss 81 & K sss: Z. Y .ssa s 1'sss ss.s ;f,ss e..
ase sqeaIy dssirslas and great improvement other
kinks q 9ki ~ ssas and yesag fadiss who short
dsasss, ths ssssldy 2d ns1by Of them prevents when
sefA9 y sssssk We eSsda4 ths hoop eIess %
- - - @ 3 2ss . sd more dai.bs and not
~ & ~ % e ;hsss a,ss, .a1 TAs su Bottom q
4s1h1g 0sssFs4 " pssyst ths eevsr1E from wssnbf "a
- - san q U.f eosn sss,rs ssoss sleps, xe. shsh
~ = = - - ~ pssh'>rlb, ~ .ssl Dealas
: - - stss ss ~. =
~ .'..', ~, pnns,cx sscn.s
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: Ayers sarssuap,aariila

! Is compounded from the most efiectual anti-i
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distemper, and for the cure OF tho
disorders il entails. That it is far superior to
any other remedy yet devised. isknown by all
who have given IL a trial That il does CONF
bine virtues truly extraordinary. In their effect
' upon this class Of complaints, is indisputab,y
proven by the grent multitude Of pablicly
known and remarkable cures 1t has made Of
the. following diseases Kings Evil or
Clandular swellings, Tumors,, Erup-
tions. Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Fry
sipelas, Rose or St. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu-
berculous, deposits In, the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
! Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
q series Of complaints that arise from iuipnrity
Of the blood. Minute reports of Individual
cases may be found in Ayers AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may he
learned the directions for its use, and some of
the remarkable cures which 1t has made when
all other remedies had failed to afford relief.
Those cases are purposely taken from all Sec
tions Of the country, in order that every reader
nav have access to some one who can speak 10
him of its benefits from personal experience.
Scrofula depresses the vital energies, and thus
leaves its victims far more subject to disease
and its fatal results than are healthy constitu-
tions. Hence it tends to shorten, and docs
greatly shorten, the average duration Of human
life. The vast importance of these considcra-
tions has led us to spend years in perfecting a
remedy which is adequate to its cure. This
we now offer to the public under the name of
AYERS SARsAPARI LA, although it is COM
posed ofsihgredienfs, some Of which exceed the
best of SIsapdrila in attentive power. BY
its aid you may protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger of these disorders. Purge ont
the foul corruptions that rot and foster in the
blood purge out the causes of disease, and
vigorous health will follow. BY its s'. ~
virtues this remedy stimulates the fe ia
tons, and thus cxpels the distempcrs Which
lurk within the system or burst out on any
part of it. a rIei.sI 70 fiitgrs .iI n..l
= We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds of Sdrsdparlla, that promised
much and did nothing; but they will neither be
deceived nor disappointed in this. Its virtues
have been proven by abundant trial, and there
remains no question of its surprising excellence
for the cure Of the affecting diseases it is in
tended to reach. Although under the same
name, it is a very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and Is
far more effectual than any other which has
ever been available to them.
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A. woman aeliveredI OF Twins with the
Heads OF serpemts.
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THE -GENEsEE VALLEY" WEIGHS
Bot little over 500 Pounds

2 VI l..
But little over 500 Pounds
And "a ghtness the simplicity its machinery It's even
Of potion, and its freedom from high gearing eOnspirs
10 make It ~. mod II. ~
THE EASIEST DRAWING MOWER USED.
The operator enabled to throw the shaft attached 10 the
knife out and gear pleasure; and having timber en-
Ting bar the knife be folded over the machine, and
be conveniently transported from neld 10 hed
The seat By Of long steel spng that
elderly and partial nyalids are enabled TO Opee IT,
and smplicy OF gearing makes 1t more noiseess than
machnes. II win be advantage TO farmers
In Erie Crawford and Ashtabula counties and In yanes
contiguous to mandatory TO buy machines made
home SO that any part should be accidentally broken,
new piece could be more readily substituted - II III =
To Responsibility living where the ienesee VAL
ley" has not been usee make this oer We will let you
tke one on trial. with the agreement your part TO pur
mended yos being ts j.dge We believe 10 the superiority
OF Qua Mowers and shall embrace every opportunity TO per
suAde farmers to give them trial These assertions are
based actual Over one hundred nAehines
were bought and used By hnsfs IN kcrhwestsz fennsy
dssilcos q ps,shsiaa One man moved sixteen ssrss
one d. snd .oe.hsa moved an acre In forty
Pabsy shsssss all p~r.eas intsss.ssd the s.ls Of
riya nover. % nsss us IN TRIAL MOVING nAroH, on
abe 70 mo. roaghs Meadow TO NOV more acres n DAY
and 10 NOV the Of With greater sass
TIN oAn BE- done with any other hschiusi
Ms ~ ssn veil nnishsd Acrq tnclnding two lniss9
Eastern are Cha rsr Siis Psrsoos ossiro1s
Of purhsng mschinss Or u ob(spinr 40 srencey or hs
sse a. ne same Win tad u st the old kses foandy,
Geder1l Hhs o CO addren u st ERIE Psnn's.
Liberal Discount Made to Agents. .'<.i'.s ;
Eric. Pa, March 1894 SmI4I J. T. DESsNoRE.
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TINS peculiar faint or
infection which We call
ScRoFuLA turks in
the . constitutions Of
multitudes OF men. II
either produces or 10
produced BY an cnA
fecblcd vitiated state
'of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
| competent TO sustain
1.-The vital forces in their
[vigorous action, and
leaves the, system 'toa
/ fall iuto disorder and
=
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|HBT your Coal ON Lsmps ct
" iss HESDRfs pkuo STORE.
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U
2 In market for several reasons
IT Is LESS scOhPLICATE0--A SIMPLER MACHINE.
tits well understood principle in Mechanics that the
least complication and the least gearing In machinery,
cesa 70 suberye the papsse for which Designed the
better Oars Ia the only singe geared Mower in
ket and will need argument TO convince farmers that
because Of this fact It will be less liable get Of order
and mort readily repaired II accidentally broken y
Our Mower is better than Of its competitors for another
In the construction Of rival Machines then proprie
have found 1t necessary TO them up high
tion, 10 peveat coggng Heretofore, these Machines
having the motion have been most popular with
mers sclogging has been Of the worst difficulties to
be overcome and the higher the notion the less "coggng
By improvement which made in our Mower prevent
coggng aud retain low ton, knife making less than
fourteen revolutions 10 Of the dryewhee which less
than twothirds OF the motion in other Machines. Hence
they offer less ressanee the horses durable
than those OF q higher motion.
Our knife Is placed line with the axis OF the drive
wheel which found servceable in moving a knoll,
gry having ccmpAatyelly os motion, Il Is less liza
BILE to break when bfoug up BY hidden stub stone
and these sadded % the st that We use timber euiDg
enable TO rougher ead3ws with fmpanity
than can be done with any other Mower.
Excepting the tongue, machine Is made wholly ofirou
and stee hence Is durable those made largely
wood and therefore certain 70 shrink and wear out
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Brewery.

EDWIN r. WILLIAMS & ALBERT
IL A. STRONG, under ths name and arm Of Strong 4
Co have Gited up Brewery upon the most approved plan
AshtsbuIA ssd having employed an szPsrenesd Brewer
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aud by an National Banks !.

which deposxiss Of Public money and all REsPECTA
BILE BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the cnuntry
acting as agents Of the National Depository Banks win
urnsh further information application and 7sssa,
.- AFFORD EVERY Facility tn supscRIppps
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TICKETS FOR SALE TO BOSTON BY BOAT on RAIL.
BOAT TrcKKrs GOOD oSAsr OF rHk SOUND LIsks.
FARE TO Ill POINTS as Low Is kNf .ROU7 q.
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vhsh s.asss " ssspsssss IN any ssy They now .
Z s =: iss Z =: s;ss Iss a'
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T AND For Sale in East Trumbull.-A A

Bepare Of Cos.nterJsiss and limitations.
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Coughs and Colds affecting Troo
Wives and Sisters Of our
EXTRAORDINARY Military S!

Yon cannot put into the Knspsacks OF your Husbands and
ply Of this 70 ftH ti'.fN i1f ni ni-aa it'-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-20
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVBRNOR,

| tNHehbAS, l have good e4nss to believe that
| w John W. Lewis, usorge ". Rowan, Adam
Rlndlay AbbaiOm Crawford, BubhrOd W. Crawford
William u. Goherly, Morgan kiIt.e, David GO1T
WilitaHI G. ChCnn~ th IrGcTsOu OOiIett, Ic0b ..
Collect, AuiroW J. CorIt, Archibald EAr,s. land.
tus iOu, solomon COphugSr, " AshinKtOu WaT1 and
Enoeh Thomas, who the seventeenth day OF
April, sgh:sen huulTHd and slSty.sue, resided In
the county OF Randolph, within what iG now the
State Of West virSIuIli have deserted their homes
aud are act Vely engaged in aiding the s0.c called
OOntedSratS States u America aud the rebel stale
governments nt RchmOnd In their attempts TO sub.
Jusat5 the good ptOpis Of this state but In
quenee OF tue eVitSncs OF their rebel iouG and
criminal acts cannot bS ObtIiued:
Now, th0retOle, 1, ARTHUR /. NORMAN, Governor
Of tha stats Of WCst fTkIhi 10 Issue this my proc
m ition, declaring the sAd John ". Lewis, 1SOrgo
W. Rowan, Adam Eindlvy, Ab,AiOm Crawford, BUSH.
rod w. Or1EfOrd. William II. CopeFly, Morgan Kit
tie, David iOH, john TAI IOr J4sob Marshall Jacob
:. RAnssy, William Q. ChsnOWeth, PArkUrsO1 Col.
Ie, JAG ID o. OOllstt, Andrew J. CoIatt, Archibald
Earle, Olauetus COD, solomon COpliugsr, Washing
ton Ward aud Bn0ch Tho enemies OF this state,
o6 this proclaim Itiou, taks aud die 10 the OleFk'S
once Of EhG- Glnsait CQart OF tbs said oouutY Of
Randolph, m oath to support ths Constellation OF
the Unttsd states and tho constitution Of this State,
hts proclamation shsu bs Published in tue Wheel.
Ing inIelligeneer, newspaper printed in the city
ot Mhe5iiaK ts 5slk OF gJESrun for this state,
and In the West FiTSIulA RePublicSn, Newspaper
printed In the county Of Up'aur, respectively, for
Iour successive Eorks
~ Done at the city OF Wheeling on this the
I EE1t / seventh day Of april, in the year OF our
| L0:d QUE Thousand eight h1uIred and
~ Sixty'four, and Of tho etAts thp drst.
A. 1. FOREMAN.
); Zoo ols BorEss, sacretlry Of State.
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WHO Mss IAxE BOSWELL uooaE Is.

Ths writer ci the above sends us the fol.
lowing slip from a Rochester. n. Y. paper,
as IN Introduction of beraelf to the couf
drnce OF those to whom che appeals iu her
letter
FOR the SICK AxD worxDED SoLDIRRs.
Miss Jane Boswell Moore, who has de.
voted her time TO ministering to the wants
ot cur sick aud wounded soldiers in BaIti-
more, ou the Potomac and in Western Vir
giEis, is in the city soliciting aid and car
rying forward that humane and philan-
thropic work She personaIly delivers all
contributions cOntided to ber care directly
into Ihs hands of the suffering aud needy
soldier, and has in this naoner been the
means Of doiug vast amount of good
She IL a graceful and fluent writer aud is
the authurrsa nf "liopUItaI Scenes on the
POto:Dac" She has contributed many in.
Ieresting articles from the varied scenes of
her Iabnrs to the papers in Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia. She comes
10 Us endOi sed by some Of our best Gener.
BIs, and Is engaged in laudable work
which shonid en'iIle her to the assistance
of this community. Miss Moore intends
soou TO visit eur army at Chattanooga, in
Western VTginin, and on the Potomac =
She will 90 thence 10 NeWberu and the
Department Of South CarOliua.
Miss Moore submits the following testi-
mony ns to the object and character of her
lAb1rs iu behalf OF our wounded and suf.
feTing soldiers:
From Gen. scbsnck's letter written to
the Secretary of War, introducing Miss
Moore and her mother, then on their way
10 aqua Greek:
"Tbese ladies, delegates to the Christian
Conmission, carry with them twenty boxes
Of supplies Of small articles OF their OWL
COLLECTION. for the more particular comfort
of the wounded and sick in the hospital