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EoRUITs
WANTED.
TO FILL TIE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
S432,
elO5 of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS,
S332,
Slo5 of which win be paid In advance
BOUNTY FOR CoLORED RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid In advance
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
VIII apply to any OF the following
RECRUITING OFFICERs:
aV BACON,
Engine Hall, near the Market Pennsyivania
avenue, between Se venth and Ninth streets
&c. HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
c. A. KEASBEY,
Fl street, near corner of Nineteenth snd Penn
sylvania avenue.
&c. PARKER,
Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George
town. de l5-tf
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DENTISTRY.
GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY

GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
Issth Eatr raetsd i1ithosa Pain tcii the Nuhrits Of
O1ygta.
would advise all persons having teeth to ex
ersct to call at DR.. LEWIE'S offce, >gEEcE.A
ard have them taken out by this new rsS@S
sna harmless process. Also call andlIIlfYD
proved method of Iasertins Artificial Teeth. II
you once see the great improvement in his teeth
you viii have them In othsr style than this new
and valuable one. No. 242 Pa. avenue, between
mol s.R LEwII. n. D.. Dentist.
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AGENCY FOR HERRINGs FIRE AND BURG.
"A LAB PROOF SAFAS
65S Seventh street.
A full and com rlete assortment of thess superior
Safas with and without
HALLS PATENT BORaLAR PROOF LOCK,
Al1aye in store at
FACTORY PRICES
Also PAYMAS1 ERS BOXES or
MONEY CHESTS.
The cost Of freight is saved to the purchaser by
buying at the agency.
J. P BARTHOLOW.
Agent for Rerring's Safes,
de o. I'm 55S Sevonth street.
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Inauguration of the New City Govern.
ment-The Maiden Murder


BosToN, Jan. 4.-The new CITY governments
OF Boston, Roxbury, Cambridge, Newburyport,
and other cities were ina ugurated to day.
The preliminary examination of Jes. F. Bal
ley. arrested for the Maiden murder ana rob-
berry. will take place Tomorrow. Prominent
citizens deprecate the arrest as without rea-
sonable grounds Of suspicion
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BOARDING..

THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN OAN BE AG.
Il comm od ate with Rooms and Board at 1902
! street, bet 9Th ard 7th ia 4.2tf
lO FADING few Boarders csa be acoonmo-
y Dated with first class Board and pleasant
Rooms at Eo. 212 Bridge street, Geof getown,
within a few Minutes walk Of the city cara Gan
tlemen preferred. Colored OHAMBEhMAID
wanted. de 81 St.
FURNIsHED ROOMS AND RIRsT-OLAsS
l. Board, Including dre and gas, for gentlemen
caly, 8t Sc street between 10th aud fist. Re
de Is
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent Family and News Jourus.
consaiping greater variety OF interesting read .
ing than can be found in any other, is publ she'd
on Friday morning
II invariably contains the "Washington
News" that has made The Daily Evening Star
circulate SO generally throughout the country.
TERMS.
Cash, inrdriG5iy n cdcn.ce
Single copy, per annum. SO
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CKNTs.
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PRICES REDUCED
FURNITURE! FURNITURE
I TEN PER CENT n
= ABOVE COST. m
Having very ge stock of FURNITURE.snd
HOUsEkEEPiNG GOODS on hand to disoo.e of
before the lst day of January next to make alter
ing our entire stock at an .dvance Of 10 Der cent
" %siRSs s and MAE essns soIss. rsss a;Tstss,
Do DO Side chairs, sha rD'1'0s ohairs'
DO do Marbls.t TOP Dressiss Ds Bu-
walnut and Mahogany Gs va,ha Wsshstands: sSs L..
Do do Wardrobes,
Cottage Suits. Bureaus,
Wsshstands. Tables,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
ohiidrsn's Rockers and High ohairs.
yspane:e Cottage and other Bedstssds.
Eeatasr II ~ BEDS; :! RSl.tsrs and Pillows,
Blankets, &C., 60.
Crockery Glass and Tin Wares,
Wooden Ware. Baskets.
Cordage, Buckets, busters. &C., Co.
ALSO,
Plated Spoons and Forks,
Soup Ladies. CO.. 30.
400 Cottage Bedstesds, to which We call the attsn
Persons going to housekeeping or refurnishins
viii find it to their advantage 70 give Us call
pose Of our entire stock By st day Of January nsx
Ill goods dfa5fsFsd soETs sfss GRffRfFs's # fsRfTFfsf's
FoRFElRN LIBERTIES FURNISHING WARRRooNs,
de7 eolot between and streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.

VeROOKVILLE ACADEMY,
- Honns School for Boys.
Terms $50 per session (2I weeks) Address
r. z. BURNS, Principal,
de 20 I'm Brookville, Montgomery co., Md.
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S.-T.-i3eo.-<.

From the army nospital-the bloody battle
Hsld-the mansion of the rich and humble abode
OF the poor-from the Office and the sacred desk
from the mountain top, distant valleys ana
far-of islands Of the ocean-from every NOOK
md corner of the civilized worlds pouring
In the evidence of the astonishing effects OF
BRAKES SPLANTATION BITTERS. Thou
sands upon thousands of letters like the fol.
lowing may be seen at cur ohce:
REDsBURT, Wis, Sept i6, 1853.
~ ! have been in the army hos2h-
sals for fourteen neutrality-suspicious. ara nedr-
Iy dead. At Alton, Ill, they gave me bottle
Of Plantation Bitters. \ Three bottles
Sstored my speech and cured me. n
H. FLAUTB."
SOUTH WARSAW, O., July Is, 1863.
~ One young man, who mad been
sick and not out OF the house for two years
with Scrotula and Erysipeias, after paying the
doctors over Sl50 without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles Of your Bitters. q
EDWARD WoUNALL.'
The following is from the Matron of the
Union Home School for the Children OF VoluE-
.sers:
HAvEMEYER MANSION, 57TH STREET.
CDR. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation
Btttsrs have been given to some CT onr little
children suffering from weakness AID weak
lungs with most happy effect One little girl,
10 particular, with pains il the head, loss OF
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on
whom all medical skill had been exhausted
hGs been entirely restored. We commenced
With but teaspoonfuI of Bitters day. Her
appetite increased; strength and health follow
Cd.
Respectfully, MRS. 0. NJ. DKyoE"
's* 1 owe much to you, for I verify
seHeve the Plantation Bitters have saved NY
dks.
REV. ". H. WAeeoEKR, Madrid, N Y"
..* Thou wilt send me two bottles
more OF thy Plantation Bitters. Fly wife has
ssen greatly benefited by their use.
Thy friend, Asa CuRRIN, Philadelphia Pa
~ have been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had 20 abandon preaching.
The Plantation BitteTs have cured
REV. Us. CATEoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
ssx n Send us twenty -four dozen more
axyour Plantation Bitters, the popularity OF
which are daily increasing with the guests Of
our house. SYAss CHADWICK 6 90.
Efoprietors Wizards Hotel Washington, d. c."
a# 1 have given the Plantation Bit
ssrs to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with
tbs most astonishing effect.
G.. W. D. ANDREWS.
superintendent Soldiers Home Cincinnati, O."
.s* 4 The Plantation Bitters have cured
ais OF liver complaint, Of which was laid up
PROSTATE and mad to abandon my business
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cley yeIand, O."
a. %.* The Plantation Ritters have cured
me o. arrangement of the kidney and urins-
~ organs shat has distressed me for years. II
sets like a charm.
u. q. M ooRK, Agent fer Colgate & Co,
25i Broadway"
&o., DC, DO, 60,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS TEEATER,
Peansytrdnid Auenue, near WillGrds' Hotel.
LEoEARD GEovEh---..----..-- Director

Peansylramta Auenue. near Wascrds Hotel
LEoSAhD DdEoVsh----..'----- d ----- Director.
TRIUMPHANT sUccxss
OF the beautiful and accomplish ed young Ameri.
r Mss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
Who vas greeted upon her frst sEpearsnce BY the
I Of Of es GsPs 'ss
Of the genius
American Stars. and elected from the column, Of
81 ons s.
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan s. 1854:
MISS hom pson viii present her unequslled rendi-
IL LA.
GEM The auneh back - in whica character she is
&. III Of all who have
''' aXsriR-PIsGE OF T DRAMATIC GENIUS.
Tomorrow Wed dncsday) evening, Miss Thomp-
foR will ssalns the Lady of Lyon
noop, at o'cloca. at tn cheap prices.
FoRD'e NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE
tAlso Of Holiday stTset Tiestsr, I Bsitnsers
seeond night of the Celebrated and Popular
ME-. JOSEPH PROCTOR.
Whose brill liant and mastery impsrsonations have
created deep and enduring sensation in both
.m THIS Tuesday EVENING. ysn.5,
Aiter the iDtrGduetory tSI Grand Overture win be
Ii,
VIC - A' NICK OF THE WOODS;
THE 5InHSS{S3E sR RsSStsR EssSosAr. IS
TIE FoeS Sibes1sin9say spisis of TIE Flood,
S'sE Es s. g. tssa;S H.:
To coDclud With
OR IL ODD =.
IhoE as Peter Pilicoddy. ..... Mr.. G. B. Bishop
OANTERBuRT HALL,
q a2s1o SAsTEEs5ET.} SSAsTEEs1ET. rutsRsR AER
LoUIEIAHk AVENUE,
ReaI Of National and hetropoIitan Hotsls
EENEsTINE EkNEsT4NE PPEEAIsEs, PEEAIsEs,
In 8 me CHARMING 3ellets, aad sssisted ~ the
RCNZANI GRAND BALLET TROUPE
kOEZANI GRAND BALLET TROUPE.
The beautiful Rarlet called
The THF aRFIsF,s aRFIsT,s DFksH. pSksa
MISS DORA DAWSON,
MISS DOaA DAWSON.
TIE wonderful Double Voicet Singer.
TIM HAYS,
The Worlds Champion Clog Dancer,
EAGAN AND EDWARDS,
The Molarchs of Ethiopian Comedy.
The Mammoth Compan in Spleniit Bill oon.
clEdinS 18th the roaring Farce
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
Doors open al quarter to Z; performance st
quarter oeecTe O'Clock. Admission % anu 80 cts.
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RiEsMAR.Protected BY Roya Letters Patent
OF sns isno, ara secured by the seals Of the
college, of Medicine, Vienna a'
ktiop, eperratoI rhes. and Exhsustion of the Sxe
tenn. TriesmaI Nc q has entirely superseded the
nsuseous use OF Cepaiva, Cubebs &c Triesnar
No 8 is the infailbe remedy for all Imnuritiss and
Ssoonasrs "a sy%psS1s n. thus 9bvistins tbs Of
Zach preparation is in the form OF q mosG s,aa,.
BILE Losenge: Occurred from effects of climate And
changes OF atm Osphere in tin cases at az escb q,
four S3 cases in one for So and in S27 cssss thus
saving 90. Divided in separate doses a nd dminis
tered by ValpeAn. Sallemsnde Roux 80 -
Wholesale and retail by Dr. BARROW No 1qa
Bleecker street, New York A"@
} To be had also OF 8. U. FORD. No 900 Pa Az
corner It'll street. no IL Rms
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BvJ,C, MCGUIRE co auotione.rs,

FUTURE DAYS.
BvJ.C. MCGUIRE co Auotioaesrs
D0sITIvE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
On Jssas,y the
m. tie pre- misses. shall dispose CT 1s pu 1lic
.qsss1; sn ssss lie as,ss
sntte plat Ct the city SIS part OF Lo: numbered
aa ssss wss. aaa
and s.:eessl Gig hseen feet eight tnohes and run
pes '1sH4 With ss
meuts tt ereto belonging, which consist of three
S'GIS tassd IN thriving
and business portion Of the city. and psrsons vish
Terms: Two thirds cash; the residue in six.
with approved security. Titis perfect, and good
deed In fee simple given, and possession given i'm
If the terms Of sale are not con piled With in
q e hs
PufGbeser by sdyertifing such refals three times
de- s Sd GA''0nA z. nee 11Rz CO.. Aucts
IT 2. MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec 10, 1885,
LOCOMOTIVE zNe5sEs AND EA1LRoApIRo
viii sell, At Pubic Auction. at the Orange and
AlsIsndri4 Railroad Depot. in Ale1andris, Va. on
Tsn ssh asK
ABOUT s. f'S: old s:;i e. aE.sis .as pattern
:: sss ss :: 81 &4oasas asssi Scrap Iron
A lot Of Steel Springs, Sheet Iron, 30.
Sale to commence at 10 q. m.
'"'A' ~ '''sfH d. L. ROBINSON.
dele Captaiu and A. Q. NJ.
" ILL Be sold at Auction, every WkDNEsDAY
and sATUR DAY. at II O'Clock 2, At the Yharf.
Of the limits Of. the District Of oolum bia, and
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CAPITOL HILL.
WIN HEAL D & CO.,
Dealers in
TIN AND WOODEN WARE,
Corner Penn. aven ne and Third street east,
de 2t-lm* Washin gton, d o.
xMRlT1NG DESKS, PORTFOLIOS. PEN
w knives, Photograph Albums, Chsssulen Chess
Boards, Backgsmnncn Eoards, Gold Pens India
Rubber Pencils, Pocket Books, Memorandum
Books Luue uettes, Diaries, &C., go For sale at the
lowest prices.
dsM FRANCK taylor.
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong
she languia brilliant, and are exhausted Ia
sure's great restorer. They are composed of
khs celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen,
Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, &C., all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Croix Rum.
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NARINI's DANCING ACADEMY,
1t1 At Odd FeEiotcs' Hall, tn ST., bet. D and E.
Prot hARlNIB second quarter viii com m
mence on Thursday, Jan. nh 1864 Days and ~
hours of tuiti On for youRg ladies' misses and fSA
masters Tuesdays and fhursd ava from tosa;fE
6p m. For gentlemen from to 10 p. M same eve
nipss. For particulars apply at his residence 339
= street, between 9Th and 10th. ja4lw<
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HCOPED aKIRT8 AND DRIES GOODS.
81 dozen HOOP SKIRTS Of new and beautiful de-.
signs,
Also. Plain and Corded POPLINs.
nEEINoEs, C0BURas, VALkNOIAs,
BALM0RALs, &C., &c.
Received and at low prices.
no9 II. TAYLOR Il 90.
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SOUTH WARSAW, O., July 2s, 1863.
~ One young man, who nao been
sick and not out OF the house for two years
with Scrofula and Erysipeias, after paying the
doctors over $50 without benefit, mas been
cured by ten bottles Of your Bitters q
EDWARD WoUNALL."
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NATURAL LIFE EyERLAsTINa FLOWERS.
BoanstSa, ga,nsfs "a a,a WRseasns Of nsss cut
Constantly on bsnd. N. b. Parties and weddings
supplied at the shortest notice by A. W. B0ER.
ME-. No. Colonization Building, corner ~ st.
and Penn. avenue. de 10 lm-
VlH1 BIVOUAC AND THE BATTLE Yield
i or, Campaign Sketches in Virginia and Mary.
NJ IRANOK TAYLOR.
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FRIDAY, Jaruarv 8, benefit of the
LADIES eANITARY FAIR.
REGULAR FAMILY MATINEE
4-6t SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
II UssIAN Wharf.-The most masnir cent Scenic
h and ID echa' ical EIl ibition in the world. wi
be on eI hibition at Odd Fellows Hal every night
this weak except Monday. The Representation of
Sattle scene N avail Ensagenents. Bombard ments,
btorms On Land and Ses, vita terrific lightning,
thunder and howline winds. shipwrecks, SNOW
Storms, fearful Exrlosions, Confsgratioas. &o..
&c: are so true to Ms ture hat it is almost impss
title to believe that they not real
Doors open st Z; Ihibition commences uarter to
d. Admission rs cep Is; reserved seats g. cents.
srsId afternoon sIhi ,ition on Saturday at three
O'Clock. 4'3t"
WASHINGTON THEATER-Lsst week of
W Davis = snorama of the War for the Union.
full Brass Band in attendap ce to enliven the %
cssion. Matinee on Saturday afternoon, at two
o'clock for lsdies and children. ia 4-5t.
NJARIN'S DANCING ACADEMY,
Iva AT UNION HOTEL. GBoRaErOwN
Prof MARlN1 takes the liberty to inform his
pupils and those wishing to join hil class oQ
that bis days Of tuition IS follows for the ~
abvoe academy: Every Wednesday and Sat ia
urday from to p m. The second q qaartsrslllk
Will commence on Saturday, Jan. l6, 1864. ia lw.
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FRIDAY, jar uarv 8, benefit of the
LADIES sANITARY FAIR.

Doors open sts quarter t3 7; performance st a
9aarter oescIe O'clock. AdmissiOp q anu 90 cts.
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The following is from the Matron Of the
Union Home School for the Children OF Volun-
fsers
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GARD ENGRAVING,
Neatly and promptly done by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stltioner,

de I2-1m asa Penn. avenue,
NNILa'S POLITICAL ECOkOMY: 2vols
l*A Liebsr g Civil Liberty ana Self Government
Nswmsns Political Eccnemy
Colwell's Ways and Means OF Payment.
McCuloch's Principals Of Political E:oaony:
London.
McCulloohs Literature OF Political gconomy :
London.
Lists Political Economy.
Twiss' View of the Progress of Political Econo.
Whatelys Lectures on Political Econony: L,n-
don.
sismendis Political Economy: London.
De Quincy g osio of Political ECONOMY.
BayInond's Political Ecouomy.
Hum phrey's Political. Science: London.
de 81 FEANlK Taylor.
BROF ALEXANDER WOLoWsKi WILL RE
L open his Rooms tor his last Course in Music,
after his return from New York, MONDAY, JAM
4th. 1864.
a Il those who desiI to avail themselves of the
benefits of his new snd sim plifed method, viii
leave their names at his residence, 316 street.
de Is I'm
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-29

SIcKEKISa OF ir.-The cost OF maintaining by
Rebellion and offensive war al first, and defen.
sive war afterward, the shaky interests OF less
than 100000 proprietors 10 negro slaves, tell
on the barons Of the cotton plant aud the en-.
gar cane. EDWARD EVERETT in his great
speech in Boston said:
have within few days conversed with
most Intelligent gentleman past the meri.
dian OF life, who, TO avoid being forced into
he trenches succeeded few weeks since
'iu escaping from one Of the Gulf States
He assured me that be had conversed with
wealthy planters who we're weary Of saeri-
being their sons to preserve their slaves;
and it is within my personal knowledge
that many Of the most enlightened citizens
of the South regard Slavery as an unmiti
gated evil They did SO even before IL had
waotonly involved them in the msssureless
calsmitiss Of war II is not in human us-
tnro that the masses of the people should
carry on runous war forever, to CRAFTY
the pride, the temper, the ambition OF .
few political and military leaders, or the
governing aristocracy to which they belong.
Why, then, should we overturn the Admin.
istruton Of our owu Government in theeris.
is OF the struggle, in order to bring 10 sue.
cessors who will offer to those leaders new
guarantees on the subject of slavery, with
the assurance beforehand that the offer will
he rtjecied2
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DIED

In Ashtabula, Mrs. Julia, wife of Judson
Landon, aged &C years, 8 months and days.
This our well known md highly esteemed
friend and sister, passed away from earth, in
peaceful assurance ofan Eternal rest in Heaven.
" Father will that they also whom thou hast
given ME, be with me where am, that they
behold my glory. Reporter please copy.
On Saturday. the 10th inst, Mrs Alma Mann,
consort of Joseph Mann, Of Plymouth, aged II
years and months.
In that place they had lived happily together
for more than fifty three years, having emigrat-
ed from Plymouth, Connecticut, in September,
1911. Here they endured the hardships Of
new settlement, and raised a family of thirteen
children, nine of whom are left to mourn, with
their aged father, for an affectionate Christian
wife and mother departed.
In Sturges, Mich. Oct. 26th, oftyphoid fever
T. s. Landon, aged 80 years, son of Judson
Landon of this place.
Western Reserve Chronicle please copy.
In Ashtabula on the 2lst inst, Thomas Ben
ham, ag ed 78 years.
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u. O. R.-T. A.-E. P.
Hunnewell's Great Remedies.
What Erery Family should have in the
house. and phv

EY They should have HUgSgwELLs UNIVERSAL CoUGH
RENKpY because ehecuay Colds, Whooping and
Common Coughs, Sore Throat Hsarseness, and s the
simple and perfect sootang Syrup the world For old
freedom and hreefourths Of the deaths by Consumption
stopped snd unts relieved Of their suffering by what
stain behind
They should HusRKwELIs ToLu ASoDYxE because
ache Tooth and Earache St yus Dance, Pain in Stomach
Bowels Genuine Choera Morbus Rheumatism Distes,
after Eating Nervousness Hystera, and the chief of all
OF disease and insanity Loss Sleep. Its
though active Is spe its action In perfect conformity
nature Its end, cure relief
R For the PAINS of Monthly Mepstruations the Ayo-
DTNE has been most successful while Natures work
distnrbed, and s one of Its most important points
ET They should have HuNsEwELLs EoLEcrro PILLS
because, with seldom but Single Pill for dose, all de-
rangements Of the Stomach and Bowels cured They
Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache wheC caused by fou
stomach Loss OF Appetite biousnes and so ero
ueousy treated with Mercuria and Jeundice For Worms
They simple, assist nature, do not make Pill Box
the stomach, the most fatal Of taking many
Pills at dose and then, what is important to every Fam,
and every Purse bottle goes two or three
what is ordinarily sold.
the above good and results con
form to declarations, win request my agents Refund
Money This the MY confidence and that Of thu
public Is asked to test
HUNNEwEIL's UNIVERSAL CoUGH REMEDY
HuNNEwELL's -ToLU ANoDYNE.
HuNNEwELL's ECLEcrIc Pulls
EY Fac-Simile Of J. L. Hannewelrs signature cork
Of genuine only.
JOHN L. HUNNEwELI., Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, Ashtabula Ohio
JoHS d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio Wholesale Agent.
n For sale by druggists everywhere.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-29
The Tar Cordial, wAea taken pith
DR. WisAarts Dyspepsia Pills,
IL an Urfaiing Care for Dy,pepsiI

Mr. wIsHARr IL wish to add my testimony to the hun
areds receive TO the healing properties your Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen years sufferer ten OF that time
have slept only in chair not being able to lie down for
fear Of suocaton have employed of the best ply
seans In who all pronounced case ncura-
bic. was taken TO the College, where the Faculty Laving
done what they could declared disease
Of Asthma and Chro Dyspepsia s last STAGE and that
my lungs partially gone Finding of Jour circu-
lars my wife procured from your store bottle of your Cor
dial Psrseverngly used bottles, and box and
hall o. your Dpepss M rs when . e nat my disease had
and strength eoLtinued to improve and for the past three
months have been able to sleep In my bed soundy
pounds in my weight am able to work aud provide for
my family. send you this true and faithful statement for
the bene6 Of the suffering. Friends call and
oxsrd Church Post oes, Twenty third ward Philadelphia
Isaac HKLLHRNIx.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-29

GES. GARFIELD addressed large collection
Of the friends oft union, at Jefferson, in mass
convention assembled. on Tuesday last. As he
Is expected to address the people Of Ashtabuln
sometime previous to electieu the turnout from
this quarter was rather limited. The speech is
spoken Of 10 terms Of high commendation-a-
BILE, argumeutative, and Of telling effect. Chap
ein Jones' Of the the Generals old regiment
42d-aso did good service in a speech Of much
vivacity and humor in showing up copperhead.
ism and turning its attention upon its own de-
formity aud loathsomeuess.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-29
NJ MARRlED

In Morgan, on the End day of Oct 1864, by
Rev. j. Wriglesworth, Miss HETTIE MoRRIs to
Mr.. VIcroRIAS ID. LATrMER, both of Morgan.
In Banks, Antietam Co., Mich, Oct. 9th, at
the residence of her brother, by Esq. Knight
Miss ALIDA BoRsr, of Cralisle, Schoharie Co.
N. Y, to Mr.. @. l.. SMITH, of Austinburg, Ashta-
bula Co. Ohio.
IuAshtabula, on the 9th day of October,
1861 by Edward H. Fitch Esq, Miss ELizA e
HARLEY, of Saybrook, to Mr. JULrAs JEFFERs,
of Say brook.