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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-26
warmers Pinolea.


SHOULD be possessed by every man
fr sopsrer to B'n,cie of Nsp,ha fct 9A 'n'i .rWi
aiUtaiao Removing Grease Spots, Z
and is much more sgreeabe 10 a IA not only void OF
that honibe scent but agreeable nnd pleasant
odor supplying tile place OF coiogpe other perfumsry
greater affinity tor oils than any known substance,
and hence uuites With them immediately and eyaporstes
leaving tbs garment entirely fee fsom np0t stain N
How many valuable dress coats are thrown aside as useless
because Of q, easy collars tr tun How many hats caps
gloves dfesst carpets and garments Of all descriptions
aueles from the cause, all OF which be saved
with one bottle Of the Pinolea i.hQi1 Na aiN
The fOlospg are Of the many testlmonas received
from distinguished gentlemen;
Mr.. waNskn-Dear Sir have tried your rinoiea and
end II far superior TO anything ever used for removing
grease spots think very valuable article and would
cheerfuy recommend II my friends and the public. Eve
ry should Lave tottlc, save 500 worth
of clothing. ill 1n r.is Fr6 AMOS ID. LUCE
Kingsvile, June 1864.
Mr. H. r. wAnNRs- Dear Sir; You ask me TO give my
candid opinion the merits Of your Pibolea This
cheeruy do used during the past year, aud
cost acts like 10 removing grease that may chance
fall a garment. coat whose collar has be
soiled give shabby appearance to the whole
dress by the othe Pnoca, entirely ceansed and
TO the Pnolea that obtains against most other de
terpens Instead ofa odor 1t has the perfume
bergamo but by exposure to the aud air all odor
vanshes II administers to ones comfort his money
! A. JUDS0N BARRETT, A. N.
] 'HfH .'H Principal of SinesviIe Academy.
Such coming from such the above
truly natteng Many others might be aided, bat the
Address M. II. warner,
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|Sss. s 1'..' ~. ,. 81. c.
Trouu Inform The People # Ohio and
II'eytern Pennsylrdnia, Of a Fen Facts ::
,At,.g Fact No 4. .rs,.. a#r
Is that Gea Burnside will take Rich
l. mond in less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Ra:lsplitier,
is bound to win sooner or later. he-Araham-ad-
vses us to still go and furnish the people with
Food and Raiment
at our extremely and unaccoun,aby Low PRICES aud says
Fact No III, -
That there is not in Athtnbua more Complete
better Selected stock OF i#... ...-.- ...
~ Groceries, .Ea..f.
tan ours bonq before the late advance and will Re sold
accordingly. They viii give AWFUL PILE Of Goods for
one fny Backs with my rhiz thereon notice
Fact No. III,
That they also have a Pile of
Clothing, u8iaF1M
Boots and Shoes.
N Hats and Caps,
by the advice Of Mrs Abraham and the little Abes
cramnied our store with
"a Dry Goods,
prices to beat the World you you find eve
thing from pin tot hogshead ofSugar. Aud iu
Fact No: ", '
will find they take all kinds OF PRODUCE any thing
the Farmer or Ne suc has to sell for their goods
Fact No Y,
We sell goods for PAY, and keep Books, coms
Ion mention Trust, it has become out
entirely wit s. iou will see In ~ .tr
Fact No. VI,
loa: they er'ying CASH for Flour and all Kss Hoops
Fact No. VII. .-...
You will eat least 10 per cent by buying of us.
Fact No. VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row is 10 give place to
.uaOdious and inn ng structure for the accommodation
# increasing bns ness.
Call aud us, duoT South OF the Post Office.
Ashtabuls Nov rs. 1862. fASkELl SON.
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TICKETS FOR SALE TO BOSTON BY BOAT OR RAIL.
boat TICKETS GOOD on Ant OF THs SOUND LINES
FARE TO ALI POINTS As Low q <NY ROy7r
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less OF etoi au isS ilesdyIn from H. gearing
make IL .1-s F. faI .r -
1RE EASIEST DRAWING MoBER USED, 20
The operator Is enabled throw the shaft attached IN a.,
knife oat and ia gear at pie trri aud hAvag ir cot
Ing bar. the knife be folded up tie machine and
aenee il eau be nyeneaty transported from field 10 6ed
and will oeeuPy less storage wheu hayng j. over
The seat Is attached by Of long steel sng 20
elderly and partial nyalids enabled 10 operate Il;
and rs npe ofesqipg makes Il raofe hoisslels than
gea machines. It will be an advantage 10 Gmsrs
il Erie Crawford and Ashtabua countless aud in ycnites
contiguous ~ our anuaetoTy. To buy eaepes made near
home, 20 chat any part should te accidentally breken
aew piece CO AID be more readily substIt,d,
To Of responsibility living where the enesee val-
ey has not bsen usee make tins oer We will lei you
lake one on ti with the ageement your part To par
chase y provided shall prove as good as herein recon-
suade farmers to give them tiia Tbse asSsrons are
aed upon actual experiments. Deer hundred Machines
were bought and used by farmers Northwestern Pennsyl
Fania tue past 10 every whom refer persons
desiIous OF purchasing One moved sixteen
Ins Sf Eng anesasT moved an acre in forty
We publicly challenge persons neresedu ia the ssie Of
an soits OF ground and IN all ssts 0f gass We claim 10
De able 70 NOV roughef meadows, 10 10 day
and 10 mo" The same humber Of with greater ease
than can Dc Gone With any 0thsr Machine Z ~
We VIII sell well hnshed Mower including two
ct fwhippie tee &c for hundfed dollars shop
sale or tie same will bnd usa the Old Eagle Foundry On
Federal HUI, or can addssssus at ERIE, Penna.
= Liberal Discount Made 10, Agents. ~
Erie Pa, March 1854 sm7i }. L Z. DENsMoHE
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marty Physicsl peetherscy OF
T1ac -A.z,acrtcasa ReOIo1 e'
A Word Of Solemn Conscientious Advice to
..esa son Those who will Reflect

class Of maadie prevail TO fearful exten, in the com
nunt doonng at least 100000 youth Of both snnu'
ally, early grave. These diseases very imperfeey
understood Their external manifestation symptoms are
Nervous Debility Relaxation and exhnutton Marasmus or
wasting Consumption the tissues OF the whole body short
breath, hurried breathing ascending hill or
light ofseps great papittion OF tn, Heart; Asthma
bronchitis and sore Throat shaking Of the OF the Hands
and Limbs aversion to society and TO business or study
dmness OF the sight los Of the memory dizziness of the
pain IN tie back limbs, lumbago, Dyspepsia or ndges
On, egusriy OF the bowels deranged ecretions OF the
Kidneys and other glands OF the body Ieucorea or Feur
Albus, &c &c Likewise Epilepsy, yseria, and Nervous
Now Ii ninety nine IN every hundred all the above
named doderS and host Of Others consumption OF the
lungs and that most nsious and WHY Of consumption
ofhe spinal nerves. known Tabes mesenerica have their
g In diseases ofPelse Niscea Hence the want
Of the part of old school practice in treating ymp
| toms only.
r Andrew Stone Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygenc
Institution il engaged in treating this class Of dern
mHades with the astonishing The treat nent
adorted hy the Institution is II Is based upon sce M
c principles with new discovered remedies without minerals
posons The fces such that patients can
he cured at their homes 10 part the country from
curate descriptions of their by letter and have tue
medicines Mail express Printed nteogatories
| will be forwarded on application.
fConsupicn, Catah and diseases Of the throat cured
the home OF the patients at the Institution by
sending the Cold Medcated INHALlNG BALsAMio VAroRs
inhaler and ample directions for their use, and direct
cnrrespondence .
t Patients applying for nterrogatoies advice, must
enclose return stamps, to meet attention. 49,
81 The tending Physician will be found at the insttu
6n for consutation from ga. IN. to M each day sun
daysiu the forenoon. Address :. . =. - .
Physician to the Troy Lung Ilygien Institute,
| .. and Physcia for Diseases pf the Heart Lungs
y26s 06 Fifth Street, Troy, n. iori
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San cfrantisto @drertisen,ents.
To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES res,dIno

TO Correspondents residing
on any part of the Pacific coast however distant,
who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr..
Young, on their respective cases, and who thin
proper to submit written statement of sucnink
preference to holding personal interview, are
respectfully assured that their communications
will be held most sacred. DR.. Young takes this
opportunity Of observing that all letters are only
opened and replied to by himself, and the latter
as promptly as possible. fthe case be fully and
candidly described, personal communications will
be superseded, as instructions for diet regimen,
and the general treatment Of the case ITSELF lin
GLIDING the remedies,) will be forwarded without
delay. and in such manner as to convey no idea
of the purport of the letter or parcel SO transmit
ted.
Rey- Office, ISL Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. J.C. YOUNG, MD.
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NOTICE.

II HAVE been notified BY the Department at
Washington that there will DO funds sent to-
me for the purpose Of paying the expenses Of tho
u s. District Court IN this Territory for the year
1851. All persons having purchased certificates
(given by the former Marshal, Charles E. Weedl
Of the Jurors and witnesses, will take sstice Of
the following instructions from the Department,
as none will DO paid that do not comply with
them: si -N ~ f~fi +i
when certificates have neen given by the for
mer Marshal, and have been sold BY the juror or
witness, you must zee that they agree With the
order Of court, and that they arc properly en-.
dorsed The holders must mako aeRdavit 10 ae.
company the osSd6oats which you will forward TO
the first Auditor With your accoanf) that the
amount was duly assigned 70 him for value re-
ceived by the juror or witnsss. understand that
Marshal Weeds abstracts were oil receiptsd at
the time he gave the certificates; il 30, Asw ores
must be made. and the old ones should BE- seat t.
this ONCE The signatures .en them viii not %
regarded ~ any evidence of psym snt." -
(Signed) r. n. TAILOR, Comptroller.
will pay the essti6casss above referred 70 In
case the funds arrive In time) at the following
times and places, viz, At the next term Of tho
court whore the certificate was issued. which are
a. follows at Vancouver on 1dMondsy Of March,
At Olympia on lst NoAday Of Nay, and ct Pore
Townsend on I'd Monday ofJuns next.
WIN. HUNTINGTON,
o. s. Marshal for W.T..
Feb. 81, 1864 l7:ws
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II q l. A ID I e &

nESIROUS OF THE ADVICE OF A PHYsr.-
IL clan upon diseases peculiar to their A..
| should select one whose reputation for succ..,
and skill warrants him in the assurance Of onsr
anteeing to them not only relief but perfect cur.
DIR. j. @. YOUNG
Has been for series Of years a professor Of N.
Disorders of Females, and the success ATTENDANT
upon bis treatment has become so we'll known =.
| to elicit universal appreciation.
Ladies who have taken advantage of hi. .L;,,
enjoy PERFECT IMMUNITY from return Of th..
former sufferings. '"
D0 Communications 10y letter or persona, IN.
| terview) perfectly confidential. '"-
AMPLE OFFICE ACCOMMODATIONS ,.eu,.,
patients against the chance ef meeting other than Tie
| attendant physician. W.
APARTMENT fitted up with every uece...,x
| appliance for ladies about to be confined.
9rCONSULTATlON (BY LETTER OR 9TH.
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THE CELEBRATED FEMALE REMEDIES
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| they are applied.
The constantly accruing testimonials Of th.;,
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No Lady should be without these Reuova.isr
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Sent by Mail or Express to any part of the State
THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE PRE-.
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The properties of this very Celebrated Medicine
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Those already pregnant are cautioned against
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After fifty years of use these celebrated pills,
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TO CORRESPONDENTS. t.......
Patients residing In any part of the State, how.
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and med
ical advice Of Dr. Young on their respective cases.
and who think proper to submit a written state
ment of such in preference to holding personal
interview are respectfully assured that their com;
municatious will be held most sacred. DR.. Young
takes this opportunity OF observing that all letter.
are only opened and and replied to by himseif and
as promptly as possible.
If the case be fully and candidly described per-
sonal communication vii. be superseded, as in-
sructions for Diet regimen aud the general treat
ment of the case itself, (iucluding the remedies)
will be forwarded without delay, and in such
manner rs to convey no idea of the purport Of tho
letter or parcel SO transmitted. ...
The Doctor would take this occasion to assure
those DESTROYS Of medical relief, that he has no
connection with any other office. lie is to be
found only at
NO. 6IJ COMMERCIAL STREET,
Opposite the U. 3. Branch Mint,
San Francisco,
Where all letters must be addressed.
CONSULTATION FREE
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NOn.Reyldent Notice.

=. NOm.Reyldent Notice..
TERRITORY or WAsHiNoroX,) sA -
County Of Clallam, ! .,,t....s,
Morris H. Frost vs.. II. G. Plants and Victor Smith,
defendants. 90 '.'i'. y
In the District Court of the United States, hold
ing terms at Port Townsend, Sd Judicial District
W.T..
To II. G. PLANTS, noW or late Of Warrington d. g.
You are hereby notified that Morris II. Frost
has fled complaint against you in said court,
which will come on to be heard, ut the first term
of the court, which shall commence more than
two months after the Goth day of March, 1864,
and unless you appear at the said term and an
swcr, the same shall be taken as confessed, and
the prayer thereof gaanted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is to re-
cover the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars with interest
rom goth Of June, 1862, land costs Of suit)
agreed In writing by Victor Smith acting for You,
to be paid by you, and remaining unpaid, for o
deed Of conveyance made, executed and deliver;
ed by plaintiffto you, and in your name, through
said Victor Smith, for the one 6th part Of seven-
cights of Port Angeles, W. T.
MORRIS H. FROST, Plaintiff,
PAUL x. HusBs, Attorney for PIN.
Port Townsend 26th Of March, 1864.
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SEEDS! SEED!
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tNlistellautous advertisements.
100 Volunteers Wanted.

xVV vUAUut0040 W 00t0Vs
THOR the First Regiment of Oregon Cavalry, to
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100 Dollars Bounty.
The company will consist of one Captain, one
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Total one hundred enlisted men.
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The men will be enlisted as privates. After being
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the appointment Of non-commissioned officers will
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st. Louis College.
pandora ST., Uittoria, u. 3.

TUNIIIS establishment is under the patronage of
His Lordship the Right Rcv'd NJ. DEMERs, d..
D., Bishop of Vancouver Island, and under the
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.. NJ. |.
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