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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

TIE ONO PoAoLco coIcAL SocIrrY, held it's
annual session the present year at Painesvlle,
The meeting was we'll attended, and among the
visitors were some from Illinois aud Indiana
with several prominent Nurserymen from wes-
tern New York. We we're not present as we
bad intended to be, and we have not at hand 9
coherent account Of oil its proceedings. but
among the proceedings Dr.. J. Kirkland, by re-
quest, entertained the Society with some re-
marks on Pear Blight and other diseases Of
fruit trees As a remedy or preventive of these
diseases in fruit trees, DR.. K said the use OF
copperas as wash for the bark, or syringing
the leaves and fruit was found very valuable !;
also, the application Of old iron, blscksmi,h's
sweepiugs. &C., to the roots. He expressed
strong confidence that these applications would
be found a complete remedy for the fire blight
n pear trees. that worst scourge Of Pomolo-
gisis.
Mr.. Bateman expressed his deep interest in
listening TO the remarks of DR.. Kirkland and
he was sure that the Society would be grati6.
ed to learn that an elaborate essay by Prof.
Sa isbury, embedding his researches on the sub.
ject, with Rne ebgrsviugs, will be found in the
Report Of the Ohio State Board Of Agricu-
ture for 1868, just printed or nearly compet.
ed. lie hoped that the members Of the society
would take pains to examine this subject and
test the proposed remedy for themselves.
| The Society then took up the business oil
revising the catalogue OF fruits for Ohio, be-
ginning with pears, then spples. occupying all
the rest Of the day.
A very pleasant reunion OF members and
friends of the Society was held at the Cowles
House, where fac banquet was given BY the
citizens.
The Society discussed the subject Of grapes
with the nature of the soils best adapted to
G, ape culture The Society adjourned to meet
next year at Cincinnati. The following were
chosen as officers for the coming year.
President-Dr. j. A. Warder, Cincinnati.
Vice President-G w. Campbell, Delaware
Sec'y, and Treasurer-M. B. Batemsn. Pain.
tesville.
Committees. B. Marshall, Massillon ; j.
r. Miller. Springfield; f. R. Elliott, Cleveland
Geo Powers, Perrysburg
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M AR RED

In Ashtabula, Dec. 18th, by Rev. J. M. Gill
lette, Miss THERESA NJ. WnHERELI, Of Ashts-
bula, to CnARLEs Ii. CoorER, of Saybrook.
At the American House In jefferson, by Rev.
Thomas Oliver, Dec. 18th, Miss CHLoE A. JuDD,
10 WM. ]. PARKER, both Of Harpers6eld.
In Rome, Dec. 18th, by Rev. f. L. Arnold,
Miss Rosa J. WupER, OF Morgan, to Wallace
r. WILLIAMS, Of Rome.
In jefferson, at the American House, Dec
18th, by Rev. +. L. Arnold, Miss LYDIA Brso-
HAM to Willis A. Worcorr, both of Orwell.
In Jefferson, at the American House, by Rev.
+. L. Arnold, Miss ELIZA WHITE, to THoxAs
ApDrcur, both of Orwell
In Austinburg, Dec 18th, by Rev. John B.
Beach, Miss MARY M. WoLcoTT, of Austinburg,
to WALLAcE G. WEBBER, of Morgan.
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From the ,aS.h R,g't o. VI.

NAsHvILLx. TESN.. Dec. 1864.
we have had severe tiGs since wrote
last a. Columbis.
Our Division started from there at 8 o'clock
IN d'y before yesterday. and by double
quicking We got into the town Of Spring Hill.
Just as the Rebel cavalry we're charging Into
town. But We drove them back and kept
them at bay all day, although they out num-
bered us--ihres to ons-and fought US all day.
Our regiment was stationed on the opposite
side OF the town, so We did not have any Of
the hghting to do. but We stood picket all
night, while our army we're passing back 70
Franklin. The next morning our Disislon vas i.
rear guard. We reached Franklin At ons
o'clock r.x.
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TnE SPECIAL IscoxE TAx-This tax Is
now due demanded by the collectors. and the
public should be 10 readiness to make proper
and prompt returos, under the penalties pre-
scribed 10 the act. This tax, II will be remem-
bsred, is the second one for 1868, and amounts
to an additional foe per cent on the income.
The frst tex was but three per cent, and was
assessed in May. The in,sDsi on OF the law
is that, every man having an income over 5000
shall pay 10 the aggregate for that year eight
per cent No deductions are allowed on the
Eve per cent. assessment for dividends or inter-
ests received from any company or association.
The full amount OF mans income, from oil
sources, must be ouDted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

"OUR YoUNo FoLks."-The first number OF
this msgszine for the Youth is at hand. and
we are quite willing to commend il for the e.
deity with which Its pledges have been re,
deemed. IL is in every respect most merit.
orious and attractive work. II opens
with an article from the graceful pen of Mrs
Stowe, and, hes others from Gail Hamilton
Lucy Larcum and other writer's of admitted
merit. Its design and character fills plscs
in the social circle almost wholly unsnppled
Price 81 year singe-clubbed with the At
lantic at IS. Single numbers 20 cts. Tickpor
& Fields, Boston. 40 g
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The Tar Cordial, when taken ~ith
DR. Wishart's Dyspepsia Pills.
Is am Umfaiiimg Cnre for Dyspepsia.

Mr. wrsHARr IL wish to add my testimony to the hum
you receive to the healing your Pine Tree
Cordial For 6oen years sunerer ten Of that time
slept only In chair not being able to lie down for
fear suocstion have employed of the best
in Philadelphia who all pronounced csss incura
be taken ths College, where the Faculty Laving
done they could disease ncursbIe
Asthma and Chro c Dyspepsia in its last STAGE and that
my lungs partially Finding one OF your circu'
dial Perseveringly used seven bottles, and box and
half Of your Dyspepsia Ps when felt that disease had
wholly given way and the Cordial had gwen vigor
and strength couued improve asd for the past three
monthsI have bsen able to sleep my bed soundy
ever did anu we'll, aud have gaiued twenty five
pounds In my weight am able to work and provide for
my family. send you this true and faithful statement for
the benefit the suffering. Friends call and
Oxford Church Post Office Twenty ward Phisdrpbs
ISAAC HKLLKRhAx.
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Hood followed us DIP. nghting all the way.
The advance bad quite line Of works around
Franklin when We arrived there. Our Divis-
ion Yves held as reserve, 10 case OF an atsnck
The rebs made the attack at four o'clock P. n.
along the whole line at once---in two and 10
some places three lines OF battle deep. and II
was the mos, desperate fighting that ever
saw, for seven hours, or till midnight, when
they go, sick Of trying to break our lines, ssd
We started for Nashville, ss their cavalry had
got into our advance.
We have marched fort.y.thres miles, and
fought the most awful battle ever saw. with
10 the las. sixty hours. The Rebels made e
severe charge when they 6rst came up to our
works at Franklin, but were repulsed with ter
rible slaugh ter They were the strongest 10
our center, and drove our men pell.mell over
the works, causing them to break and ruu like
frightened sheep. They we're mostly new re.
croits in that part Of our iue)
Col. Opdyke rushed our Brigade Into the
Gap with Fixed bsyopets, and we soon had
them on the other side OF the works, where we
held them, though they tried many times to
rout us. We lay for more than an hour, one
side Of the works. and they the other, moi
veuiuriag to show our heads on either eide
But we kept loading and stickiug our gsui
over aud firing at each other BY raising ouI
hands and pointing the muzzles down on th'
opposite side as much as possible.
But we Gnslly sutwnded them. and they
said il we would stop firing they would sur
render
don't know how many prisoners we took
but there we're several hundred and l don
know but thousands, and some fourteen stan,
Of colors. one brigade Gag and one brigad
officer
The fighting was awfpl TO the extreme, sn'
am at a loss to know how / escaped. as th
bullets few like hail for seven long hours 40,
after dark the fash Of the guns iumnste'
the heavens, although the air was 6lled will
sulphurous smoke, almost to suffocation. Th
ground was in many places covered will th
dead aud dying, and their wsiling mingled witt
the roar Of arms. was truly dreadful. The enc
my must have lost thousands. rs they charge,
time and again. Our loss was not so severe
as we were protected by temporary breast
works. Hardened as am to such sights, th,
thoughts Of last nights work aln ,st chills IN,
blood.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

New FEATURE III STAMPING Collector Fas-
sett has received stamps aud seals from the
Commissioners for stamping and sealing instru-
ments, about which there is doubt, or the law
is not sufficiently definite to determine the
character of the stamp required and such
others as in bis opinion do not require to be
stamped, the matter is settled and put at rest
BY stamp and seal to that effect In both
cases the action is to be reeogn zed as autbora.
tative and final:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

the public longer hesitate what andoe employ for the
distressing and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary
gans that incident to climate While inferior
remedies thrust upon the community have lsd and been
dcaded this has gained friends by trial conferred
benefits upon afflicted they forget and produced
aud too remarkable to be forgoens
We only ths public, that its quality is efuy
kept the has BEEN and that il be relied
upon TO do for their relief all that IL has dons
Great numbers of Clergymen Physicians Statemen. and
eminent personagss have lent their to certify the
parsesd usefulness of remedies bnt space bers viii
permit assertion OF them. The Agent below named
furnish grxtis AMERICAN ALMANAC In which they
given with aise fall descriptions Of the complaints they
cure. V ~ 't-.-1s
Those who require aleyare medicine to parity the
blood will lind AYERS CoxP EXT SARsAPARILA the
dy Try Il and you win know its value. -
Prepared by j. Or AVER Co LOWELL Mass and sold by
O. WILLARD and II. A. HENDRY, Ashabula, snd dsalsrs
eyeryuhers. 80 y. ~ is9Nrf t'i
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DIR. pr.h,. Great Amsrieen Roneset Z

DIR. Bush's Great American Boneset or
ThorouRhwOrt TOntc.-No remedial agent hss
such universal application the Thoroughwo has been
used from time mmcmorsl for Ague and all Bilious all
ments Patients with the following symptoms will be special
y benefited by this remedy Headache dizziness
BY Bous stomach 1t ceapses the skin better than any
ether remedy Restores the appetite, gives tone to the
Stomach and facilitates digestion Intermittent ever Of
all grades and characters Ague with terrible pains In the
bones Dispepsis with vomiting OF food Belching Of Wind
and feeling Of obstruction st the pit Of Stomach Vomiting
Of Bile with extreme posstion Of strength, the smell
food causing sickness the Stomach ness and tenderness
Of the LIVER around the wsst with uncomfortable
feeling OF PRESSURE ouy and Rheumatic disease with
OF the Muscles hoarse Cough with rough voice
Of the Chest. night Cough Dropcal affections Dysn-
sery and Diarrhas, Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Prizes, per bottle, rs cents. Sold by
GEO. WILLARD. A,htabula. Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

WRirrSo CLAss.-Mr J. Talmadge will com
uence Writing Glass, in this place. on Tues
day evening, at Firemen's Hall, to be continued
each evening. until the completion OF the
course Of lG lessons. The time of assembling
will be 81 o'clock
Mr.. Tslmadge is qualified by long and sue
cessful experience, to benefit our youth in Al
effort to acquire elegance end business iacili
ty and gracefulness Of hand. and We are gad
to hear that he is likely to have large class
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24
Eisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
The Great Remedy for Consumption.


READING, Pa, April I9 1864.
DR.. .wIsBARr-Dear Sr:-One year ago the Examining
Surgeon district told had consnpon of the
Lungs, and that could not be cured and judging from all
my symptoms at that myself supposed this to be true
was than year troubled with hacking cough,
which gradually grew bad that could not have
At Of coughing without splitting blood In large Quantities
For months could not work at anything, and obliged
keep my bed of the time. While iu this condon
Mr. Kswbothsms store, In this CITY, and be- seeing
how recommended me TO try your Pine Tree Tar
Cor is H. said he had sold great deal of it, and that
it had cured many others he believed 1t would do some
good. bought bottle AID commenced using 1t In
short time getting better very fast and a
taking several bottles entirely to health SO
that could every day at my business which is
heavy work. in an iron foundry When commenced to
your Tree Tar orda weight only hundred
an average one bundled and fifty five. sLa be glad to
have you publish this believe should not have been
living this IL had used yoDr great medicine and
| wish all who suffer to receive its benefit
Very truly yours,
Capt. SANrEL HARsER,
No. 324 s. Eighth street. Reading, Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

HrnRicx BRoruFR bavo Just received Q
Choice lot Of New Goods expressly for the
Holidsys-Bslmoral Skirts, Breakfast shawls
Ladies Furs. Ladies' Closks. Nubias Scarfs
Meriuos, &c. &c. Everybody should make
somebody, and somebody should make every.
body nice present this year. and the place to
buy IL is at BERRroK 4 BRornER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

SIDK WALK TO THE Dkfor The Conpeaut
ers are thinking Of building plank walk to
their depot. Our citizens once thought such
an institution necessary to their dignity and
csmfort as town. but they are getting cured
Of such nonsense, and are now purging away
the effects upon the system, by the practice ol
the severest kind Of penance by forcing them.
lives ovrr it to the hazard Of life and limb.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

The Citizens of Ashtabula township are re-
queated TO meet at Firemans Hall on Monday
Evening the 26th inst. at o'clock. to devise
ways & means to gil our quota rnder the pres
ent call. Let every man interested be present
ii. G. ToHBEs
+. w. HERICK.
q. w. DIcKISsoN.
Military Com.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

Are nsbls cosseness spasnis loss OF appetite, sick
headache vdduess sense bosting after meals dizziness
drowsness and crsmpng palms, sod all disorders OF tne
stomach and bowels
y. J. G, COOK, publisher of the State Bsrner, Ben
nington VT SAYS he attacked with Dyspepsia and
pured severely from It. that not particle OF food could
be taken without occasioning the most
ton his stomach For Eve he snhered from the
dreadful complaint when he used BRANDRETuS PILLS.
did benefit him much but ths sec
end prodned change the time be had taken six boz
es COMPLETE CURE was effected He any dyspep-
a was rome: and my expectation Of early death vanished
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

NKw Dress Our venerable cotemporsry
the Cleveland Herald, is out with new dress
notwithstanding the expense attending such
Injuries iu these days. Its energy seems to be
equal to any emergency. pretty good evidence
that its material prosperity is the warrant for
the liberal expenditures which keep it in the
front rank of the Journals of the country. Its
appearance is very comely and PLEASANT.
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DIED

In jefferson, Dec. 10th, of fever, ExMA
GAYLORD, daughter of the late Benjamin Gay
lord, in the Goth year of her age.
In Austinburg, Dec 10th, MARY EvELrs
daughter of Charles II. and Mary E. WILLIAMS
aged years, months and IL days.
In Anstinburg, Nov. goth, w. D. PALMER
aged SO years. OF cancer of the mouth
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops,-Never
fail to destroy and extennate all kinds OF Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable In all and far superior and
ell the Fancy Worm Confecons and vemifuges in
They may be taken at all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other delsteioua Drug Moth
should always purchase them and give their children
ether No catharc whatever 10 TO be given Each
bex contains 20 Drops or iorenges Price rs cents.
For sale By all Druggists and Dealers 10 Medicines
C. r. WALKER, Gen. Agent,
ee5 Buffalo, ". Y. Fort Erie, G, W.
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The q S. steamer Wsnpanoag has been
launched at The Brooklyn Navy Ysry.-
She is 300 by IS feet, depth of hold "a
feel; two. cylinder engines and eight boil.
ers; pierced for 20 guns. and will carry
Two 100 pounder rlAed pivot guns and a
spar deck battery Of nine inch pieces. She
will be the largest veasci in the regular Na'
Wy, and is expected 10 DO very fast.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

GENERAL BAyKRurr LAw-The .B'nk.
rupt bill passed The House ny yeas 10 nays
Sc. Messrs Bliss. Cox, F,nck. Long Le'
Blond, Mckinney. Morris. Noble, ONeil
and Pendlelon. all the Ohio Democrats who
voted. recorded their votes against the bill.
OF the Union members. Messrs. Ashley
aud SPEEDING voted for. aud Messrs. Eek
ley. Garfield. and Seheuck against the
bill.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

THx CorrKsurAD ORGAN, II is proposed to
start here. hangs fire uuaccountably. Involving
alike 10 perplexity. those who have curiosity
to see the thing propel. and the impotent folk
that look trustingly in that direction for fro.
gal supply Of daily pabulum,--in both chses
very annoying
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24
LUMBER WANTED.

WILL Pay the market price in Cash
Il for any all the following kinds OF Lumber delivered
the Store In this place formerly occupied by Prentice
Smith Co. or at the Harbor ofAshtsbula, to wit;
100000 feet 4 inch White Wood-l2 feet long
100000 feet inch White Wood--l2 feet long
so 600 feet Il inch Chair Plank-l2 feet long
100000 feet II to inchs thick--l2 feet long
10000 Il to 10 in sqr columns-l2 feet long
100000 feet 10 A in White Ash--l2 feet long
E. r. WILLIAMS.
Ashtabula. Dec. II. 1852.
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7 So wide the held Of Its
usefulness, and 80 rumerous
the cases ofits cures, that al
most every section Of county
abounds with persons publicly
known, who have been restor-
ed from Alarming and evsui
desperate diseases OF the lungs
By its use. When oucs tried.
lis superiority over every 9TH
er expectorant Is too apparent
10 escape observation. and
where lis virtues are known.
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MEXICAN News --Msximllis,, by pro-
elsmsiion, makes an aggression on the
British Province Of Honduras. He de-
clsres that the Peninsula Of Yucstau. with
the entire territory OF. the Colony Of Hon
daras and i,s bays snd islands. we're parted
sith to bis empire, Ance The 6tst Of 0etcs
bsr Last. Englsnd's treaty claim 10 Hos
durss seems to BE- entirely ignored,
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.as fnfaliibls Cure for BrOnehitis


DR. wIsuAKr- Sir had Bronchitis. Inflammation the
Lungs Shorness Of Breath, and Papation Of the Heart In
their worst FORMS had been treated BY of the most
eminent physicians in Philadepha but they could not stop
tho rapid Of my disease and had despaed of
being restored to health truly the OF the
grave You Pine Tree Tar Cordial highly recommended
to me friend tried It, and thankful say that
after using four large and small bottle restored to
perfect health. You give reerenbe to my house. No
e6s North Second street, my office Rsceve Taxes
frsn NJ to corner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets
JoaS WARD.
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Coughs Of Long Siasdirg Car,d.
". received the following'trom Utica, ". r,

We received the following from Utica, " T.,
d. wIsHARr-Dear Sir II take pleasure 10 informing
you through this that Pine Tree Tar Cordial
which my daughter by Mr. J. A. Hail.
OF this city has cured her OF cough OF than FIVE
months standing had thought her beyond and had
employed the best medical aid without any benefit can
eheeuily recommend 1t to the public hsfe and sure
remedy those similarly afflicted know of many other
besides that Of daughter that 1t has cured OF long
standing coughs.
Yours, respectfully,
JOIN v. PARKER, Dsgurresn Artist
Ne. l26 Genesee street. Utica, NJ Y.
have used Dr. wisharts Pine Tree Tar
Cordial my family and cordially recommend vaua
safe medicine for colds coughs and to those predis
posed to Consumption. Ir. a.. A. FosrgR,
Ne. 100 Genesee street, Utica, N. T.
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The number OF prisoners captured in
front Of Nashville by Gen. Thomas is ofi'
cially estimated at between 10000 and J.
900, and he number Of small arms al
about $4,000.
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.fsihms and Cough Cures.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instantaneous relief In
of Asthma and whooping Cough. II often cures
whoopng before 1t half its COURSE acts at
upon the phlegm and mucus, and expes them from the
throat and the sufferer IL relieved Asthma
DR. Wsha-ts Dyspepsia Pills with the Cordial they have
been known TO fail 10 that disease.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

The following account OF the battle of
Franklin. was written by Mr.. Josiah Morgan
Of the l25th Regiment. Ohio Volunteers. 10
his wife 10 this place. without any thought Of
having 1t published. But at the request OF
friends Mrs Morgan has kindly allowed it to
be laid before the public t,l-a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

General McCock struck a part Of Gen
ersl Lyons command at daylight on the
l6h at Hopkiusville, KY, defeated him.
captured his artillery, and is pursuing him
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TO Nervous sunerers OF Both sexes.

Rspsnd Gentleman Aaving been Restsrsd to health In
Few days. after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
sxpensve modes Of treatment without considers II
his sacred duty communicate to bis afflicted fellow
turss the Hepce, the receipt ofsn ad-
dressed envelope he will send ec) copy Of the prescp
tion used. Direct TO DR. JUHs DAGsuI. 1so Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, MY.
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+. II. SHERMAN. at the Office of Sherman
Fitch, Notary Public, and Agent Of ths Hatord Fire
Insurance Company, 7s2