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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19
TEE Advance from Dep Boficm-T ondny's
FEovcmruts-E.eDei Lines Turned-Eint

TIE Advance from Dep t;oitcm-rTondny's
| FEovcm-uts-E.e1ei Lines Turned-Eips
Prospects.
From OR Special Correspondent.
CITY foTEI, VA, AuG 10th, 1864
The battle goes bravoly and goriously on Yes
terday morning, the Tenth corps was withdraw
from their position on the enemy's extreme right
on the north and west bluff Of James River aud
movement upon orr extreme right and tho enomy's
extreme left, and when left the field at dark last
night, SO to be slrs of getting this despatch on
tits morning forces had turned the rebel FORTH
cations most beautifully ON their extreme left, and
were driving the enemy in toward James River and
the Notifications of Richmond, it being four five
miles distant TO either Affairs could not possibly
be in u more promising shape than they woro las.
nj gh, Ut dark when the firing ceased, with an in-
tentioI on ouI part Of renewing the attack eGTJ As
morning.
The Tenth Corps and tho Third Division Of the
Second Corps did most Of tho fighting yesterday,
tho Firs,and Second Divisions Of the Second Corps,
under General Barlow and Col. Smytbe tof the LIST
Delaware, respectively having covered themselves
with glory on the day before. The firing yesterday
afternoon WIS mostly musSetTy, Tia foriifcatons
Of tho rebels having been turned their left and
there being, consequently, little Use or cLanse fol-
artillery Oh either side.
| Our loss on Sunday was soIne three or four hund'
rcd-killed, wounded, aud missing, with that Of tho
J enemy perhaps not quite SO much; willie our loss
yesterday was sonesbat less, With that OF tho
enemy much more, they leaving some of their Killed
and wounded in our hands. send you a complete
let OF the wounded Of tho Second Corps on Sunday.
The Third Division of this Corps suffered consid-
erably yesterday, but have been unable TO get q
LIST OF the casualties in time for this dispatch;
will endeavor TO send it with the next. The casu'
altes of the gallant Tcnth leave TO tho better
facilities of getting them, ~ your indefaiGabie
Correspondents in their particular department
/ The glorious Second and Tenth are now in the
breach and 10 more Bull Runs or Petersburg runs,
or any other kind OF runs, are looked for except
onward runs. But whatever may be the result, the
people Of home may rest assured Of ono thins-tha'
all that is accomplished by this movement will ID
So much clear gain, without any possibility OF dis
aster. II enough rebel force is taken from peters
burg 70 thwart this movement on the north side oi
the james, our folks may expect TO hear glorious
news f.om our extreme lett in front Of Petersburg.
Things are working beautifully. Hope on, hope
ever.
LATER.
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@1SO REWARD! Stol,n on Tuesday I've.
In 1O mug Aosust 10Th. 1884, from che -'.oie Q, ns
,a,rra,t ORGY HORSE, shot ,'i baud. hlh ~ zee.
iii lad lors white s heavy 'sie La hi o osS 49,
sd,r h ,w tn. near side, $50 two bay snps;
ader his tail .sde By the eruper IEo aSSye ,TSnacn
De raid for ~ Of the tess and cNL ~ ~
Ah fIfII DOLLA rs for tin detection OF Tue tsi 're
Wa, Wagon and Of Hams taken sito; IN. Maoh
top buggy, led with BIN CLOTH, Aou.~ hh ,ss"a '' -
nsss bisrs set mounted ,rth covered bucsies; =,
NJ X bROVS, ~ tIoni IT.. Nswoursh n. I.
Inflammation TO be l.t a, Police lid Ora, Room No. H.
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Gois,s, Sc.

EVERETT HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE NEw.YoRk
III, uo5ersrnei bos respectfully TO inform tae ena' and
III, pahe that rs tie 2h Of August, tho bou.s ssovo VIII
L. conducted upea tho EUROPEAN PLAN.
The hor. hiss been renovated AID rs Ar nov
prepargI y lie, spu,laea,. oT tha winter.
II. o The size and comfort Of Ito rooms 81 ths hotel
~ c. II. kERSER L w. b. BoPaOws
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u -Nh COLLECTION DiSrElL +, STATE or NkW-
iURk-Ihliu, Fifrll. SIXTH and hl+hIH MAkps Of
he CITY of SEWIOHR-rurlusutt 70 the pr V! lions of 81
Act OF en sl IN 81 10 provide lnsrnal syerne
suprot ths 9o,.nEcn' and TO pay nofe. 90 iEe iuos
h.by sTsE &c ~ reE.sns at to pay dss or tIes uncrf
sid a. III Dsr Ct, TIA have resolved foi ne As'"'
lS& bid 10, eor,aip, a,tlCEASts .r May J. lsst 20
aay isos ard cofnlr the upon AikIACES Bill
LARD TABLES, YACHTS I'D SlLFEt-fiA1E for The
.ndis My l. 1866, tosSthcs with TIE taxes upon ~
JOMEs ler yer ending Dsc~Gte! d. 1871 ihSt ssid
du ses.ea by .at Asss,sof heyS become dna
AID psys.e, viii attend 20 ncies the sne OF ~
oaIea NO Is FgAShltN-rf.. IN ne tfy u New \ ora
GA4y (3Lad - rIc.p.sGl from a. IA " p n Isa ts
IgL 4 An i55, tD. 18th dgJ Of August is5! A"d ~
- .s & pay lhe cu'iss srd tsre 80 80 81
'p-n TIN to i1e ~ IN tie tire rbOve s,shsd VIZ Os
80, Y.,h A1gn.t I is.L JOHN MACK,
,a.e.lor !NLh Lolesllos nis-r.at Of New-h or
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Us.rEn srArEs PATENT Orrrcs
Washington An.u't ~, lsos. ,
ON THE PETITION OF CALiSiA n. SAr

W BIN Ta,rutri1 Of Harvey w sahin. Of Canan.st N
~ y prsvinz for the ,seuon Of piten! Trontri ,A
en- tu, "a d.y Of p-r-mheE 1850 Tor I'm roye'ienI
Hors. saE.s for years from the e,rs Ion ss
patent which takes place the I'd LAY OF i-c-i'o' s
h /, ordered that te said peon be heard q. e 'sS;3
Off,e on Mot Day tho 2ist day Of November h,At AZ
orosk and all persons notified 20 aTrcar sn shcS
Sc. II any they have why 'Id petition 0"s'' "'' "
granted. ..., ., ~. &, ,hs
Trfors oppo>Irs the extension regn red lie =, ~
Patent Un3 their objections. specially st for, w
a Ices, tw-nty b-or. the day OF Len's a..
alrd b. ether party he used vt the sad ne"s
tskrn md transmitted IN eordance WA h' ies VI w.
Ufies which viii b- hrnhAed on Application 49, 4.
ma testimony IN Ito viii be eosed ON ns ~ esS
rs b ,nony uiust be hlrd IN the the on on s.oIe .n
n,rg Of tas, day. arsuiren.s II any ~niia ten as
r,Ierd ,l,o tina, this notice be pnbis.ed n fne ehrSs
lcl- ,6uyon d. g., sni Tribune Sew iois. ~ ;,
onca wes Tor three successive weef the hrsf Of -
Ia be At least sky days prvous 70 toe day
hssGns d. p. HOLLOWAY, Conoi's,onsr oil fsenss
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Iurnllnre

DEDpOOM LNAMELEO FUliNlTt NE y
! -,sl -nuf,c,,re ,lso .,l .hssuial God -, Sss
f, -ior 7a.tls, = an a. 0l.,l.eD'., ., ~ t.xa
4u., ;, ~ l-AS.st. VIZ. ...s " so..ss'
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pri,illn9.

NFARIES c. SHELLEY, Steam Prlnter.,
u 10 ~ B,s!aysA- rilhesd4, Cheu'as, fos-er',
Point. Csris kc. cylinder rTcrswok dois ier 80
i,i es,tr ct. made laF.r oroes call so'1cl.'
.,..-ss ssss .-z-sSs y
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ Trsn, fer Albany Troy and sAiO.ogs Sfrb-s ais
urolnz Wi tho North Wes leave 18th d, pot 1859
a IN. and
SPECIAi NUrlCE.-Pssscngsr for SsTstofa Springs by
tskinz Ito lD 80 daily, and on SATURDAYS the ~.
ir,'u. 60 rcash 70 asrsoss wtsost eh.a.s o. c.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19
for Sale.

EOR SALE-A LOT or OMNl3USES,
L HORSES AND HARNESS; s-o, lot Of New spoAr'
Fres &c &C. Enquire ~ at 2t street, between Lei
aud Sd avenues
IN n0n FOR SALE.-IilE PAIANI
V,OOUs aud SOLE HiNUyACTuRlNo In.
teir- tie IN health VI III, pTophtofl Of CLAh
PATENT isDfLIBLf PENCIL. sales warranted 20 fosen
10 wv a yesr. Mast addret, Inrrs diatsly .
RI. CLARK, BOZ u, northampton. as.s
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Z WI 7 II = II TO ~ In y ID III II TN rs
C-CDLLECfOHs OFFICE ElcrH DIsl &c e enI-
p4,ius ,:h iHh end ~ Nari- o. re c'y o' view "a
Nots IL neroby gy ,ba the prdrIsgnsl has Ieesvsd hh
Animal olrc a iss Ito As.cssoT II the Ninth oii.c
lion Disthet 81 tie OF New ork eTt that tr duties
49, ri6d therein b,se become due and psys,s end iA.s he
vii attend 1t his olc situate No. IA Esn sihy second
a.. ~ u,, n ,.nt dsy Ia day th.freior except
Funaav, ult and ,pcuaug tho sh day Of ,prnoer ns1
ou or.c IN the morning SgtA cock Ia ,ne 4!irIHcon
~ IL, "a m Aud all persons ssl g.rc. -
tic date, aud Aforesaid sssesscd upon ten na
a., tns Gy-rhe will De liable 20 pay ten per cent i A. u
ola npoa d. amount thereof. Any porson may At lie
IN ~ such ,. before tbs lime hsiea sPscihtd-Dtsd
EDGAR KYTcHUN Coloo.sr.
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.9rsnrante Companies.

rE,nE NATIONAL. UNION LIFE AND
\ LIMB INSURANCE COMPANY Of New.Yorh. hsv-
ng ths ncts Of ins Superintendent OF Insurance A.
b Iiy f1r 0Hk HUNDRED Ihou-AAD DOLLARS d..
roE Wit hia fo tie b-itsr ,ecu ~ the Insured, ar
aou pre- ere 20 ssnr PD.ltlEi ou LINE O.. LIN % On
..ft . 4. fn- ofs. AMI AZ o,irI pgsori Gu al ile
OKisOS BLUNT PTes.deui
J 7. cI,lrr secye'sry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19

In the most peret FORM and esreciey 70 tbs culture Of
AN AMEhlCAN DRAMA,
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Gxeurs.ons.
AND BROOKLYN

I,ROM NEW-YORK AND BROOKLYN--
FAMILY EXCURSIONS ACROSS TIE HAY.
n, steamer JESSE lIUIf, EVERY DAY lsundays
g., , frou, Zoo. OF Murs,, Hsw York, at AM
from .ooI OF Atlan:si Booklyn al ID thenee Through
lie Nnr,x, aud lower Boy TO Pom Mon MONTH viii snce
Al i2i m returning to Brookya and hswyors Ercaision
cks tho Ious nip Is GEMS, endfeA uuasr ~ yeas Of
ss-, hn price
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tDsooirs CARDS. &e.

ALVIN. EyEROELL's SONS, No. lea Full.
~ toms, WEDDING CAApS and FINE STATIONERY
fp-i.iishrd 1871
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Summer nelrcdi6.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn,
~ On bo.h tl.o AMERICAN anl III LOPEAS plAnA
As. rIIMrTOS. Rropr
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SPECIAL ORDER. No. ;.o.--I. Tho olicers OF the
nth regiment National Guard ~ the State Of Ne"
YoTk, having bc,l placed urfcr aTct by hDor
Geueral CLa-ler " t.rdfofi CoumerdIg lst d.
vision Naiioual Glnrd. of the s'a.tif Nov Hor',
for iasuborliuauou oHA they being .oasible ior
the public property I'm their chuse, tho au . n1d
aocou'rcmcHfs of tac i,o iuo4t v,i be- turned oF..
20 Br,adi'r Geirai Juihc- =. F4he..i Command
ia. Ccne-uI of o. q .,-i'eo. H.4 l,is, until rth,I
ordcrs, Who Hil $50 fhe lr...- gee. -
IL. Bu.ad4c. L .nell J-l2 AEo-, eJ..Li 4Idiig
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NAVAL PNLIsTMENTs


The troubles in this regiment and Tie PAT IT'S ON
GERS have taken have eliminated in tho following
orders, which tel their own story:
Headquarters Isl Division T.YSN.G.l
New York August Is. lsCi.
SPECIAL OnDFaa, No 3j--i0achlm AaidLOh Colonel
az tLs EI.yeuLa !.oslmca. A.iSN.G having been tt-
rsed upon a. aree Of d.sllodieuco ~ orGers TIE H..
owinc oflcers aye hereby detailed 10 onna Corr! Mar
tlpl for his trial. viz; =,
Colohil Bryok. Po.roy ofthe Third Regimen! Ne"
York National Guard ns President ond
Colonei illisln g. Ward. Of tho 4" ~ Regiment
New York Ea,ioLIi Guards. and
Colonel John N. Wilcox, Of tho Ninth Regimen heW
York National Guards rs members.
Inc Court v a. convene a. to DiriflOn AfnOry cor
nor OF Elm ard white Streets. II tie City Cf Now
York on Tuesday toe thirteenth day Of AUGUST next
at four O'Clock m. for tie pniposr 81 organizing and
proceeding in the discharge Of their dulles
Colonel CLfc.es ID. Mead Dyision Judge Advocate
will attend said Couri ~ Judge Advocate thereof
by order Of Nalor. Gen. Charles W. SANFORD
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Division Inspector.
HESRY l. FEARING. A. ID. G.
Geucla Headquarters, state ofN. Y.,)
Adlu,ant Generals Office,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27

PENNSYLVANIA CESTR AL RAILROAD In our
advertising columns will be found notice for
the above railway. This road is deservedly
one Of the most popular and successful roads
in our country. Running through a delightful
portion of our country, connecting with many
of our most i'm ,ortant cities and villages it is
not strange that the immense travel enables
them to divide such dividends to its stockhold
ers. Although large patronage, still the
company run so many daily trains, that com.
fort is not sacrificed to selfish policy. This
road has been remarkably free from accidents
owing very much to the vgileoce aid good
management of those in charge. One trip over
it. will convince our friends that we do not say
too much 10 its praise.
ESocH LEWIS, Esq. is the General Superin
tendsut. and to him is due, in great meusur
the reputation which this great thoroughfar
has acquired in the public mind.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27
AsHrApULA. Feb. llth. 1864,


EDITOR TELEoRAPH:-As your report of the
Ladies' Union Meeting, at Smiths Hall. on
the 3D. contains a mistake, as 10 facts, and as
some are disposed to question my appointment
as delegate to the Fair, or call it secondhand
appointment" you will obge me by making
correction First, l was DOT appointed dele
gate at the meeting on the 81, as you state, but
previously by the Executive Committee, or
Board of Managers 10 Cleveland. The sim.
pie facts as to second handed" are these: The
President Of the lst Soldiers Aid Society was
appointed delegate, with Instructions, that if
she could not serve, she would notify the
Board at Cleveland Immediately, and name a
suitable persont to act in her stead. AS the
President felt that under oil the circumstances
her health would Dot permit her TO serve, she
sent her decline, aud named me for a dsegate.
Notice was then sent her Of my appointment
By the Executive Committee, and the Presi-
dent transferred her papers, giving Instructions,
the Board Of Managers at Cleveland in the
meantime forwarding such additional papers as
were deemed necessary to guide me in carrying
out their will and wishes.
II any one desires to sec my official papers
OF appointment and instructions, they may call
| ON me. MRs b. MILLS.
The above was handed in at the time of its
| date. but necessarily laid over.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27

A LEAP OvER.---Many OF our readers were
no doubt not little disappointed at the fail
ure Of the Telegraph to reach them last week
and perhaps greater surprise may have arisen
from the failure to give notice Of the intended
omission. The sudden and somewhat serious
iudisposi,ion OF one Of our household, at the
East, seemed to require immediate attention.
and led TO the determination Of o weeks alb
sence. The alternative Of suspending the pa.
per for week, was the only one left, as we
we're unable to procure such assist ance as was
r,quisite for its regular appearance.
Beside, the calender came TO our relief, show
ing that there were 10 the present year yty three
publication days, one Of which could be dropp
ed out, aud no wrong done to our patrons. In
addition to this, we had the force OF example
in each of our county contemporaries These
several considerations precipitated a couclu
sion. The trip has been taken, the duty o
looking after the welfare Of our household dis
charged, aud we are now again at our post
with the advantages OF weeks respite ano
relaxation, to minister to The mental enjoy
meut aud improvement OF our family OF readers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27

be pleased to hear that this popular institution
has by purchase, passed into the hands of our
old friend, P. MONROE DARLING, whose inteu-
ton is to keep its reputation up to the maxi
mum standard for the purpose of supplying
the home demand with superior grade Of
-four. BY the superior capacity of the mill
and the supply of the best descriptions oI
grain, he hopes to give the people what they
ask for. White wheat -four will be made frou
white wheat, and everything else sold at this
mill, will be what it purports to be. A sack o
his double extra has been on tr ial for weel
or two at our domicil, which proves to be 0
the best quality for pasty purposes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27
DIED

In this village, on Saturday morning the 18th
inst, STEPHEN HALL, aged about GO years.
In Geneva, O., on the 22d ut. of dropsy in
the chest, Mr. JOHN BRADLEY, aged AZ years;
formerly of Colebrook, Conn.
Mr.. BRADLEY, during a residence of eight
years, had secured large circle of valuable
friends, was respected as citizen esteemed as
a business man. and beloved as an intimate
friend. He maintained, with strict integrity,
the principles of the 1. o. o. f., to which he be-
longed, and for short time previous to his
death, filed the highest station in the gift of the
Lodge Of which he was q member.
Hartford Co. Curont and Cleveland Herald,
please copy.
In Lenox, on the 18th ult., Mrs. MELpsaA
ROYCE, aged 81 years.
In Harpersfeld, on the 14th ult., Mrs. CArHA-
| RINE BARTHOLOMEW, aged 63 years.
| In Wayne on the oath ult., Mr.. JonN An
pREws, Esq, aged 81 years, six months.
In Geneva, on the 29th of December, Mr.. Ma
THAN FASNING; aged SO years and 27 days.
In Lyman, VT, on the gath ult., Reverend
VIM ScALLs, formerly of Conneaut; aged So
years.
In KingsviIe, on the 29 ult, of scarlet fever,
FREDDIE B.. only son of Warren and Mary STAN
ton, aged years and months.
In Conneaut, on the 9tn lnst., Mrs. oARAH
CoUeHLIS, aged 80 years.
In Kingsville on the Sd inst Mr.. F. c. STONE
aged 36 years.
In Amboy on the 22d inst, of consumption
Capt DANIEL G. WEBSTER, aged SO years.
In Chicago on the 18th inst, of congestion
on the brain, CARRIE D., infant daughter OF ID
K and Celinda A Carter, aged four months ant
8 nine days.
In Fredonia, N Y, Jan. goth. Mrs. ABIGAIL
wife of Samuel Blakeslee, of COnneaut aged Z
years.
t In Ashtabula, on the 18th inst, of consumr
ton CAROLINE r., wife of r. w. Griswold, age
y AZ years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27

Tue prosecution Of the unlawful sale of iu-
toxicatipg liquors. in our Burrough, as we'll as
among our neighborlng villages, is occasioning
some excitement as well as i'll temper Every
good citizen regrets deeply that there should
be either cause or necessity for enforcing law
against the liquor traffic; but certainly when
the necessity exists, those who violate law have
no just ground of complaint, All good citi-
zens will acknowledge, that wholesome law
should be enforced, even il some do suffer.
For one. we sincerely wish that traffic, SO in-
furious to public moras aud dangerous to our
peace aud happiness, might, by common con-
sent be abandoned by our fellow citizens. with.
out the show Of legal demonstration. When
it becomes uotoriously true that nice boys. ig.
uorant of the world. aud with no experience to
guide them resort to places where intoxicating
drinks are sold-get drunk aud stagger through
our streets. and 60 home to sleep OF the stu
por Of strong drink is it not high time th ,se
who sell as beverage, should pause and
think. lest some of their own sons fall into the
same habit, and nHict upon their own peace
and happiness. the grief others bsarf
We all know the nature OF this evil-how in
siduously intemperauee creep upon those VIII,
spurn the drunkards character, and how mel
sncholy the condition and dark the future pros
poets OF the inebriate. Let us then never be
come his tsmpter, by tampering with his ap
petite. Sure the paltry gain, can be no equiv
olsnt for the sufierings and miseriss Of the un
fortunate. who fall before the monster intem
psrance. Will not our fellow citizens as
matter Of principe-yea, Of humanity abau
don business SO dangerous, without waitipI
for the stern necessity Of lawf We apply NJ
hard names, but use the language Of sntreaty
aud ask those engaged In the traffic to consids
the influence Of it, upon community and the
act for the public welfare.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27

QuITE Muss, we learn, occurred at Chap
maus Tavern, over 10 Eas: Village, on Monday
evening. The particulars bave no. reached US,
but in a general way learn that one feature Of
the melee was the destruction of property in
aud about the house Ii is also stated that the
parties have been arrested AMI a settlement is
in fair way OF being effected by aid Of the
law. Whisky is supposed to have had some
thing to do in the instgation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27

DR.. Bush's Great American Roneset or
Thoroughwort Tontc.-No remedial agent has
such universal application the Thoroughwoit II has been
used from time mmemorial for Ague and all Bilious all
ents Patients with the following symptoms will be special
benefited nv this remedy Headache and dizziness caused
Sy bilious stomach 1t cleaDses the skin better than any
other remedy Restores the appetite gives tone to the
Stomach and facilitates digestion Intermittent feves OF
ali grades and characters. Ague with terrible pains in the
bones Dyspepsia with vomiting of food Belching OF Wind
And feeling obstruction the pit of Stomach, Vomiting
of Bile with extreme prostton Of strength, the smell OF
food causing sickness at the Stomach funess and
~ the Liver soreness around the with uncomfortable
feeling of pressure ouy and Rheumatic disease with Sore
ness Muscles Cough with rough voice and sore
ness OF the Chest night Cough Dropsca Affections Dysn-
terry Diarrhas, Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price, per bottle, IS cents, sold by ,- o,,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27

ASorBER County BunDEo.--The Commis.
siouers have been for some time considering the
question Of erecting upon the Court House lot,
a suitable building for the Probate Office, and
have at length, as we learn, decided upon the
step. The particular locality has not been des-
ignated. The proposed size, we have from the
Sentinel, is 25x50, Of two stories, the upper
part 10 be used as Offices
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27
U.C. R.-T. A.-E. P.
Hunnewell's Great Remedies.
What Erery Family should hare in tn,
house, and Why.

fY3 They should have HUSSEwELLs UNIVERSAL CoUGR
REsEDY, because efectualy Colds whoopng and
Coughs, Sore Throat, Hsarsenes and is the
simple and perfect Soothing Syrup In the world For old
young by day or night it may be used with the greatest
edom and Of the deaths by Consumption
stopped snd nfSut relieved of their suffering by what leaves
stain behind.
perfect remedy for Neuralgia. Nervous or Sick Head
ache Earache St. Vitus Dance Pain In Stomach
or Bowels Genuine Cholera Morbus Rheumatism, Distress
after Eating Nervousness, Hyseria and the chief Of all
and insanity Loss Sleep. Its character
though active is simple its action In perfect conformity TO
nature Its end, cure or relief.
ER- For the pains of Monthly Menstruations the ASo
has been most successful while Natures work is
disturbed, and is Of its most important points.
~ They should have HUNNEwRLLs ECLECTIC PILLS,
because, with seldom but Single Pill for a DOSE all de-
Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache, when caused by foul
stomach Loss Of Appetite biousness often and
neousy treated with Mercua, and Jaundice For Worms
cure.
the stomach, is the most fatal of taking
Pills at dose and then, what is important every Family
aud every Purse bottle goes far two three OF
what is ordinarily sold.
IL the above good and results do not
form to declarations will request agents to Refund the
Money This of confidence and that of the
public Is asked TO test
HUNNEwELL's UNIVERSAL COUCH REMEDY.
HUNNEwELL's ToLU ANoDYNE.
HuYNEwELL's ECLECTIC Pills.
~ Fac-Simile of j. L. Hunnewels signature cork'
oil genuine only.
JOHN l.. HUNNEwELI, Proprietor Boston, Mass.
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, Ashtabula, Chic.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati Ohio, Wholesale Agent.
| IL For sale by druggists everywhere.