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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23

FIRE IN Avn sTREEr.-The premises No. 40
Ann street. oceupied as a machinoshop by william
Mckenzie. were completely destroyed by fire ut an
early hour Friday morning. Loss on machinery ana
stoc. . 3 900; no Insurance. The building was o6he1
he WnIsm Fuller aud valued at 5000; fully insured
in various city companies. fhc stock OF hessrs H. o.
W. Fuller. druggists. No. 10 Beesnan street; was
damaged by water to the amount oil s1ov; itiiy IN
Ferris, VAS slightly damaged by fro and water ia-
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At TIE meeting Of the stockholders o. he
Delaware aud Hudson Canal Company it wGs voted 70
increase the capital stocE fron en- ed ha 20 ten
million dollars and to 20 dividend acSt August "
&c; q cent. yable IN stock Before he al! ogr-Dca'
they voted $500 to TIE Sanitary Iair
The Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railroad COM
pany have row considerable number 81 men at work
on that part Of tie W4ter.own Division between TIE
Mississippi Junction and Milwaukee. The Intention is
70 have this tLost section completed and Ia running
order as carly az July. Work is still progressing on
tho section between Columbus ard Portage City,
great portion Of tie grading having been completed
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YOEK.
EEwYoRK Ayn. p, 1854.
This bank has now on hand for Immaculate d1iivory
to subscriber. ample supply Of coupon 1910 bonds 90
aud SIOOO Payment, nay be made oT any amount IN green
backs Nsonal Bank notes approved checks On my soS
ven; city bank.
The usaa. commission allowed on orders
s c. THolPsos, President.
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Enrncnpcrn ArrlYed

In ,rean,hip Srlqdia Jyom king',oa. Jam.-Col. Bou
main and son C. de- Gorona ond LAZY w G. Lsngbdge the
Rev f,oc Prince g. Lacalc T.. Wienrr f. Holzaphel hiss
Seroux D. Dronin j. Fouuier C. k. Griffin J. Smith, Mad
Van uoten aud child, {. Zasenueun,L Ia. G. Hitler
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TIE SANITARY FAIR ARMY SwoRD.-Sub-
scrptions have been opened in Jersey CNy by thc
friends Of both Gen. Grant aad Gen MCCLELLAN Tor Tue
sword ~ the sanitary Fair II Is anticipated thai
considerable sum Will be realized.
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sailed.

Aprl Acknowledgment George Leary. Raid Jef'
sey CITY Promriheus Cru-ad 81. Cloud and hetamors
Ship.-C.. Ei14fTsuca, and frS,-ss - .
BssAs-Atagiaun IsabrIta, PAwins u. Murray, j., Twi
lisht Evening Peter e. Wsri and Elizabeth jenkins
Bn.s-oione, Carrie Fs,els, sud Ciesrugh.
9ct,onors-Al,cs Brandon, Willie Foam L. VI MansuHn,
Pee WIN. T.. Lesgc Joel Van SAINT, San, }. G. Warren,
Samuel Eddy, q. r. Hubbard aud D. 4. Warner.
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BORT IOarocus' Notice.


stats OF NgwYoRK, I
PoKr.wARoENs' OFFICE No 10, Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the act passed ,rn IT, 1887 entitled An Act to
E.of xsnirs IN. Wardes dice Of the Port OF NesYoTk to
persons Interested in having charge or the ,lheci
master Of suoh inquiry examination survey that the FOL
oinx vessels under examination by the Port ar
dsns ard thai the slii surveys lnnatons viii oe eou
plotted within days succeeding TINS noeo on board
aid Tcssc.s;
Steamship Locust Poin........"Pier No On K
Steamship ksDraroo.. Pier No. ~ n X
bhip Dl nh Elm. ................l i'r NJ. - r. II
Ship Ontario. Pier 20. 20 f.. r
Bark Abertina..................flerN No. - r. n
BARR HriiLGai. ................Ilc 40. - ~ ~
Rfie Hercules. Pier No. IS y.
Bng Webster Kelly Nheeieis
Brig keclIersteig. .'''rofoI
frig Golden Ltad................''''i Hoi1VsoHs
sehr Amy Woost Atlantic Dock:
{. II. BRAMHALL President.
J. Aces HERMAN. Secretary.
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APRIL p Igs0 bo. ti0.r. 90 bib. Wnifiy' 3lo9 ha''
p II .l hlta t..1. "J t4sh Il.lF. IT, ID pafs.
r.,iaour 81 d. BI,.r % Ase ts do Laid 20 90
tIIr.gr
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Ca1f'r. -. Aglf r.cr ct A. 49,. Than i- lcy.
In tlIs case, oA motion ol \. Il. Culver, couiseI
FOR fc ,aatF, verdi wa entered pr iors On consent
Of 'e G.stctAuJfLry !of rJt1, slte ~ tho op4o" Of
tie Cou-t Oh . case % b. m-te slt tu0lii.iei
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N;sIATCKB MANIAC.
eun-Pi,-,.. 500 Sets...... 6.47 Moon-Rises.. e:4
nIGH WATER THIS oAI
Sandy Hook $40 Gov lssnd... $40 Hell Gate
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sURRoGATEs COURT-APRIL .1.-Before Surrogate
TUCKER
Wills ADNIrTTD.

During the past week, TIE last wills and tesla
mont of .e following named parties have been admitted 70
probeie viz: Samuel Mcdonald g. j. h. d, Cromwell Cath
ar1e Iallaran, Thomas Han, Thomls Johnson BehHiAh
Gurner Nor,aIet Thompson W. C. Uhlhorn, W. Mot, and
H-eta Cropey There provision OF interest to the
general public contained IN any OF tieiG.
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nrnil. Close nj the Post-Omce.

y p
For tire,t b r'tain rnd tho Continent by steamer
Ttna saturday, April lL..................... iOi
For { ubg nd tho West indies, by steamer Corsica,
Saturday, April H.
For South PeciAr and Central Amerlcs, by steamer
hnsl saturday April loi a m
FOR New orleans, by r,eaIneI George Washington.
sainr'ay. nil 10.
Fox California, oregon, Washington Territory, and
the sandwich Islands daily lSunday' except
a. and y r.
North-Albany BuHalo. and Canadas3 n H. and - p IN
North and West Way Mail. p IN.
Nrster Mail Via Efie iilroad....5 a. m. and 3! D.
southern and South.We,em Ma3 rn ~ a and ~ p
Eaten A. ~, u and a y
Newport AID Fail River y. IA.
Tie Long sGnd Mail closes at.........oa H. nnd p
SUNDAY Jsl.-On Sunday all mss close at... IA ~
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rEv ENTGLlfGENCE.
rNrrED STATES CIRCUIT coUBT-Aram 22.-Beforv
JUICE hall.
SFN ESCE OF FOVNTOS.

Uri-t 81 a. az. $50 .ll ii fcyuio1.
Tho accused. IA .hs course of bis tTial, withdrew
b roa OF u1, guilty I'd pcu!rd fy o. ui,rfHs 90 poi 'f
fsi' u.! uittd states ulusfr- Tie il-;iirt Ai ne
move i.r spu,rr t.s ll.l4tg ati ctd 90" a. t'" 81
lo1r 20 gle 81 t0lsr..s ulii which t-e il4i ieh'
vac found . .,,,
.r.-f and arfea-f b. fe Cont Do hsisd ~ 80 irn
vile and flu y that tho islec iht be o. n'fch~ a. va"
eif-ur s'a-..rf n fiH FL" o. v.f.1 PRINT =,
ST. Dee lddlssssa he Corf- 80 feTrrsrrt1''e OF '
Pr.on fft.,iital in behalf " Do lf n' sha if ,ie3
E Conn ID r.lI til 90 ioi &C. ~. fr D." IL rsltal
,i-rrr sla t.r ives ~ ls,t ui g tr'f n.n
Ite jI.rr "a ft4i hr w. .fI ~ 81. .'1 i.' th Npi'
t.y tsf l.krt lsr 'hr eE'.e u raricLhg p'w"r bN
tb. Cont Wi. b, ed o. so Frcfif'r- Toe tt..
90 .i ia 70 .r-ai ftr'suo flr tie prr',t' 10 lri'r
60 Low tie ..r'r 81 n.o4 4, DO es.lsny u 'le I1e.'
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Religious Notices.

Al the Wn.bIngtou-.gnare N. T.. Church, tth,'t,'
near vsrye,sat ~ esoes ~ aud . oel9fs ?
tor viii preach both morning aud evening
A Sermon on the Bible DOCTRINE Of he'll
ire w.l be gwen ~ tho rev. ~ W. 10 n,foPRoyV
AFTERNOON at ) o'e!ocs. The Rev. MOSES BALLoU
Pre.rhes q, 10Y.
A Ncv EpscopaI Churrh.-Divne Service will be
held by the Church Of the Holy unity az Rikes 1'e
5t av between Al. AID 4!dsts, on 81 NDA1 at iO3 n
AID )! p m The Rev STEPHEN H. TYING jr' Will preach
IN the afternoon.
Aneu-st. VI. T.. Church.-Prof JESSE T. PECK. d;
Conference viii preach in tbs Church to-MoRkoM tSIn'
day. MORNING at los oelcSI PRECEDING N TIC ar tEH
AIr,-on VI. T.. Church, Norfolks between Grand
and 8Ioome.-lhe Rev. VIM +. CoRBPr, Pastor, will
preach st 10. a. m. and Z! p. M
Al ,ie Laishtst. Baptist Church corner men bsisRt
and i RI hRS Of o5oiso MoTnSs at
lii evening at r.
Blcecher-si. Universailst Churcn.-To-MoR-
ROW EVENING the Rev MOSES BALLOU will give
second lecture on Thc WORKING Women and the essiy
opening spheres Of labor Tor them' The Rev r. u
BROOKS breaches in the morning.
By Divine Permission, pr. w. NJ LIVELY vii.
ssy. a. tho usua hours Of service, on SABBATH NEAT
l,ithinstl. ----
Confirmation Church Of the Epiphany. stlnton..t'
between Es'eI End NGI!oh pTER , cpa in this
GihRp i III mex. It' SUNDAY ST EVENING.
Central Il resDyterian Church. broome-st two6
cast OF MISUNDERSTANDING TO-MORhON by the fasof'
The Rev JAMES b. DUNN, at l0l a. IN. and u p
M EVENING subject: "fhe Design and Destiny oil the
Bible" Sabbaih.Sehool at Q a. M and p. M
Central Methodist Episcopal Church, 7thsv,, near
lsht-le pu!pit OF thu Church viii be supplied ON sun
DAY .i mil by t. delegates to the General Conferences
a iOi a m. the Rev u. w CLARK, d. ID. u p NJ the
Rev WNG. H. THORNTON, A. NJ Delegate from the British
Conference.
Christian All.ancc.-Ths Rev. C. C. GOSS will repeat
BY request bis ANTI Tobacco sermon 20 young men, IN
Hope Chapel Broadway, on SUNDAY E|ENiNG 1t I!
o'clock. sstis free.
Christian Union.-rhe seventeenth Sermon In this So
e, nj. be preached by Dr. SAMUEL IL cox IN the church
cor 9h-ay and Jlstst. THIS EVENING. 1t u o'clock
Elder Rufus Wendell will lecture in coOreF institute
Room No. "a on TUESDAY EVENING. Apr! % at =
O'clock Subject. Future Life for the Righteous ony AL
are invited.
Forty-ti,ird-st. NJ. II. Church.-Preaching on SUN.
Az Ut l0i IN by President hEELtR OF Iowa; ct q p m
oy Tho Rev. J. 4. PECk OF San Francisco.
Coed News .-Christ IL Coning!-H' Messenger
s. y SNOW viii preach SUNDAY, ats O'Clock p m, In
uon Buildings. No I6J Bowey Seats free, aud friends OF
Christ cordially invited
lane street VI. Il. Church.-The Rev JOEL CROFT,
the newly appointed pastor will preach at ~ o'clock
and a p u on SUNDAY. April "a, inst. The pubic
respectfully Invited to attend
Mn,iison-av. Baptist Church.-The Rev. JOHN IL
RAYMOND Oh win preach ia the Chapel Of the Home OF tho
Frendlep ION 10Th st, noar Madisonsxh on SUNDAY A.
IERNOON. u y O'clock
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spgciAL TERM-APRIL p
-Before Judge iRADT
DECISION.
Ippolyte agt. Marctzek.--Seo opinion with clerk.
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11rintlng.

ADAMS PRESSW ORK.-PublisherS and
N others desiring adams Pse.swoIk PROMPTLY done csn q
accommodated IT HOLM ANS STE AM-PRlNIlNG ESTAS-
LISHAlEAT corner OF ecu. re and White Sta
DLLHEADS, CIRCULARS, CARDS, CATS
ID ALOGUES PAMPHLETS, and every variety Of Prns
ing by Steam HOLMAN 5, OF Centre and Whte+a.
ERANCIS & LOUTREL, SATlONERS and
IL PRINTERS. No. ~ MAIDEN lone, respectfully solicit or
ters Blank BOOKS Paper Stationery, Diaries &c ~ i'S
prices.
NVM EyERDELLs SONS, No. loi Eu i5,s
UFACTURERS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-13
enc sooi Makes Many.

We were recently psssing along one Of
our town roads which runs between hill
pasture on one side and swampy pasture
on the other, when the following ssene WIS
enacted:
A fat, buriy half cali. about three months
old, was enjoying the ia, of the land on. the
bill top. He was tied, indeed. by o rope;
but the rope was long one and was fasten.
cd to the trunk of an outrageous apple
tree, giving him fulP swing under the shade
with plenty to. sat aud no family cares on
shhS SnioA ) It would be difficult to imagine
Q calf better of. But the fool was not sat-
Used. He could not be couteat and
mind bis own business. He must needs
begin TO ba q hi and as everybody knows.
ahs bah Of q calf, like the sshsa Of John
Chinansn, means about twenty different
things which cows, calves aud Chinamau
derstand, bat which are not Ineligible to
the uuinitiated.
OF course We being uninitiated in calf
dom. cannot state precisely what the bull
calf meant, but we know that seven or
eight inoffensive quiet cows we're dtmurely
and patiently grazing 10 The Geld ON the
opposite side Of the road when the fool com.
menced bis bleatiDg, and that. therefore.
enc aad another Of tie cows began TO prick
up ears, tails and hind legs, each faucying
that the bull brat tef whose existence they
were aii,. till then, uncoDscious) was hers,
each responding " tbe various articuls tipns
Of mo-a-bl. (Which ssaia is akin TO bal and
sniiz) each caperiDg with hesds down and
and legs and tails up, and each making for
. supposed practicable breach Ia the stone
feace that enclosed them Such another
nubbub was never before heard. excepting
when some other fool Of oaB took il into
~ had Ia the naaaer, 70 make fools Of 9
droye of COWS; and all for Aoshipg, for this
vsry calf as we afterwards ascertaiaed. wa,
bsought here from an adjoining country
an1 lad neither relationship nor acquaiDt
snoeship with enc Of these. same uproariou'
cows. In another wosd, cae fool mskss
many. lf 49, tA
We we're frequently reniodsd Of this 10.
eIdsnt and this aphssisn when some Of the
exquisite touches Of modern refinement come
up IN social collogay. For example: =
Corporsl 20 and 70 M The retreat from
I3ull Em vas wounded is fhe limb Mr..
Sprierins. vhIls fwslking across che street
lsIl and broke Ais EnS. fNss. Fast he's the
sSss~ssis~ 4 ~ iinS, and her sisisr bruis-
~ piobs ~ ia stepping sffsn . cav
NsH. IA, ~au, cad fszis have this ob
vioos g1ynstsge oysr fimt; thst whereas
~. S11peo1 ~ osaa nepy things, Gmt
Oeoop:bnf - thlnG~ eIthonah. indeed, one
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/! aIAa : YAATIIAa

bnIl cali on The hin, bat DO on the contrary,
what GOOD sense ssd real refinement prompt,
rameis !, cell heud "A handsis foot foot.
aad a ler q leg. The prevailing costum Of
. b. ituiing limb'forisg is ju no Of those
Hiberoiclsip that fcrestes the very evil IL
seeks 10 avoid the affected efoft TO besuper-
h'isely delicate is. 10 reality. the very .x-
treme Of iudeIicacy.. i"'-oA4
Cannot Tpeqple Of common sense sec a
truth SO palpable as this
Tss WHoLs lMArrER "A correspondent
OF the Washington 'Iafeiiingeaoer, writ ns
fom Niagara Eslls,r gyes,a few facts con
cerning the distinguished individuals from
the Confederate States, who are termed
Peace Commissioners. lie asserts that
their tone oi feeling is subdued abd they
| conhdentially halt admitted their weakness
aud seem, 10 want To make clean breast
Of their trcubles add the tight place they
were placed in by The victorious armies O.
Gems. Graat aud Sherman. He further
lelIs us Of their anxiety to displsce Mr.
Liucoln---oue Of the ATTACHES saying be hop
cd almost any other bmau than Abraham
Lincoln might be elected our hext Presi
dent; theu they would submit to q proposi
lion that even The SiaIe Of Vermont woult
not ieJ CO. hgon Ina II g9F "a
Tbs undoubtedly embraces the whole Sc
cret OF the import Of the late attempt nj
negotiation. The rebels are troubled
aocut the tight place they have bee,
put IN by our armies, aud are trouble,
about the prospect OF Mr.. Lnco'n's re
election. II We w.h withdraw our annie
aerlh OF the obio and Susqaehanns, an
elect for Presidsa any other msn---the
lwlll then submit . Pre-, POSITION to as. ns. n.
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& SPRING 1864!
y b@H .ee4isq giss isl sf
i Herrick f. Brother
stiil continues TO be
Headquarters For Trade !! /!

ht tai ia i-hN tlt-i 30
HERE You always find the largest and
go - best ssscrimens town Create, si.nstions !hI:
have SOMETHING for you an.
Our stock win consist in part Of all manner ssd styles Of
Ladies' and Misses Dress Goods, a'p'aa
Ladies' cloaks and cioakings, Used
Ladies' and Misses sbswfs
A'''t "' Ladies' and Misses Hoop slfrt. goQHi
Ladies and MISSES Balmorsi.skirts, nc.ia7
a kfd, shk and fisIe Gloves sanh ffe
I'd tAtuadf Cotton and Lisle Hosiery, s1fyit .fi III
ii tai Ladies and Misses Sun Umbrellas, 49,.
ir.fi Ladies' aud Misses Shaker Hoods
.lt I..s Beautiful worsted Table Covers,
Beautiful Toilet Quilts,
Book, Swiss and Dotted Nuslinr,
Namsoct and Barred MusiEs, hahN
Jaconett Muslins.
Bleached and Brown Cottons,
Double and Twist Cottonades,
All coiors FlanEes,
Fancy and Plain Csssinsrss, -1
Fine French Broad cloths, ii
croetery and Glass Ware,
Liverpool Ware. 't .HM
Stone churns, Jars and Jugs,
Lamps and Chimneys,
4.g Boots and Shoes o1
-rt Coffee and Sugar, ;.t.- -frt
t.-. 81, and such SPLENDID TEAS,
.e s-asg Wall and Widow Papers,
7tO vaY &c., &c, &c, BE-, &c, . f.......a
All Of which we guarantee prices high enough
to please or no sale. ''''' asi f.sa'.' g.
Ashtabuls, May s, 1864. 4,i
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Brewery.
ThompsenI Quarry.

HIS quarry, situated at Thompson,
LHns County n the nessest ana most couysnient fof
the sislzsrs o. Ashtsbuia and un Of any ob and tbs
tarab Stone cat 70 any dsasoss sn1 Tor sny purpose
dressed n ths mo verkmsaks Asa scr( asiics
Pinning window and Door Caps and ss Coping and Wa
ter Tables when the travelling good. parties may their
own hAnng At considerable saving, b EDGERTON.
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3 AYERS -f2af
CATHARTIty PILLS

possess so many advantages oIer the other pur-
gatives in the market, and their superior virtues
are so universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality is
maintained equal to the best 1t ever has been,
and TINT they may be depended on to do all
that they have ever done. .s4..s =. = siI,i-i ,
Prepared by J.. c. AVER, NJ. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
AsHts-t'eo: Willard and H. A. Hsndry. Ashtabula; Ly
On, Coneaut N Parish, Kingsvie II. Looms L SoI
Jefferson. II. b. Steven, Geneva.
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THE ~GENEsEE VALLEY" wElep
THE ~GENEsEE VALLEY" wEless
But little over 500 Pounds
And Is lghtDess the simplicity ofits machinery s ersr
ps q goton, and It's eedsm from high geAng eonsprs
TIE EASIEST DRAWLSG MOHER USED,

The esor enabled to throw the shan attached 10 the
kni cat snd In 81 pleasure; and having timber cut
thug bar the knife be folded up the machine and
hence it be eDnsensnty transported held 10 1eld
and VIII occupy less storage room, whea hsyng
elderly and partial ysis ensled 10 operate a;
double essfsd machines Il will 10 farmers
In Es, Crawl Hd, and Ashabuls eDoes, and yelnes
mandatory buy machines nss pes,
homs that n any part should be sccidsntaly baekea
pioce eould be readily substitute
To men ofresponsibity, living where the eneses Val
ley" has not bsen usee make this oor: We will let you
teke trial. With the agreement part 10 pur-
chase IL provided IL shall prove good herein
fnended bHR che Judge. We believe In the superiority
OF os hoEers and shall embrace opportunity 10
sn.ce Arnsn 70 give them trial These assertions
b@ssd upon actal Over hundred Machines
wsrs bought and assd b rsrs Northwestern PsnnsyI
vsniA NE -. season. 10 every one Of whom refer
aeeas o. purchasing. 0n> man moved sixteen acres in
. Sas az ana ssssr moved IN as h forty mnasss-both
Pubey challenge all p>fsens interested In the sale
r.y4i hewsss, V meet In TRIAL MOVING MATCH, on
~ eolc Of Gound and N all sorts of gras6 We claim
- sbs 70 mo. roaghs mesdou 10 dsy
aoo 70 NOV the sAms nuloer 0f With greater eass
IN en- BE- doas with any other naekinsf u :. u +,
Ne w ~ wall hnisbsd Mower ipcludfpx two hnBvss
= Of wh1pD@s ee. ses Tor k9ndsd dosrs the sp
kestere are rgng tils dssio1s
Of purchasing maehines Of Obtaining an axenssy or The
sAs Of the sams, vi nsd us At the old EAes Foundry on
fsdsnl Hill, or can address ~ at ERIE, Psnn's.
Liberal Discount Made 70 Agents.
II. ~ March 1904. sE,fz - : -=isi-a--S.
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To. Arms ! To Arms I!

Do not let these brave perish by dease place in th
hands hese PRECIOUS REMEDIES that win enable them
resist the dangerous the Feve the Ch a1d th
wounds which they avoid and what is more
frequently get in the moment of need whereas
brave have only to pot their hands into their Knapack
and and there remedy for all he casualties Of the bat
Geld how many Thousands of HIVES would thus he
who would perish before relief could be obtained
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The lonely sentry waing his rounds night exposed nd
drenching ins and chill night s Is often seized with mop
VIOLENT PAINS, COUGH and SuFF0cATING HoARsE-
piled with HoLLowAY's FILLS and HOII.OwAT's 0iNT-
MENr, all danger y avsrted. few Piil. taken night ard
morning. and tho Ointment bisky rubbed twice day
the throat and chest viii the SEvEREST PAINS,
and stop the most distressing DANGEROUS COUGH.
TberefOrs n the army.
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4sCAUTIONR-None aregenune unless the word aHoi-
Lowky, Nsw YoK AND l0xpoS,r are disceraibse tile
mark in every leaf Of the book of decfions around
each pot box; the may be plainly
ieaff0 tAe6gM A handsome reward win be given any
rendering such information nsy Ie 10 the
of any party parties counerfeing the medicines vend
ing the same, knowing them 10 be spurioul . -n
,s Sold at, the mauactery Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
Maiden Lane New Yor<. and by all respectable Druggst
and Dealers In Medicine throughout the civilized world
pots, at SOC, 70c, and 81 10 each q n-sa y piffi q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-13
SIZE EPING CARS
Or Nt1HT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, ". York, baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Free. -


FIR EIGH rs.
By hs fpnte Freshts all descriptions can be forwarded
to ara rom fhiladeiphia New York. Boston or Baltimore
TO and from point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentycky;
Indiana illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri by Rail Road
direct The Pennsylvania Rail Road comets at Pitt
burgh with Steamers by which goods be forwarded
any port the Ohio, Muskingum Kenrucky, Missouri Kan
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mssfssftpf Wisconsin,
arkansas and Red Rivers; a.d at Ceseand, and
Chicago with 70 oil PORTS the Eoftk Western
Lakes Merchants and shippers entrusng the transportation
its speedy transit - = :,
THE RATES GF FREIGHT to and from any point fn the
west b. the PeEnsylvaia Genital Road all
faporaBe as are charged By other Companies.
~ Be careful to mark packages "via Penha Cent? r..
For Freight contracts shipping drectonss apply
address either Of the following Agents Of the company:
ID. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKE Co, Transfer Agent Pittsburgh
II. W. BROWN 4 Co, Clncnnatic Ohio , Il
r. Q. MRLDRUn Coz Madison, fudanf. ~
J. z. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
W. NJ. AIKMAN, Evansville, Indians. ~ '.t
r. r. SASS, Saint Lohis, Missouri
CLARKE 4 Co, Chicago, Illinois, ESQ s-sI z aE
J. II. Nc CeLM, Portsmouth, Ohid.
J. NJ. LOVE, Maysville, Kentucky. o..
HALL a Co. Marietta Ohio. ~
E. AYREs, Muskingum River.
w. II. a E. L. LANGLEY tiallipoIfs, 0oio.
II. S. PIERCE a Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio
N ii. HUDSON, Rpely, o. ~
R. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.