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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-16


erend Gentleman haoing been Restored to health in
expensive modes oftreabnen without success considers 1t
his sacred duty communicate TO his afflicted fellow
tures MEANS Hence, the receipt ofan ad-
dressed envelope he wsend rAcl aeopy Of the proScrp
ton used. Direct to DIR. JJHS DAGNILL, 1856 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, MY.
Mathews Chocolate Worm Dropsi-Never
fail destroy and extemnate all kinds OF Intestinal Worms
perfect eabe In all and far superior to aud
use They may taken at all times with perfect safety
they eoatain No Mercury other deeteous Drug Moth
purchase them and give their children
No caarc whatever Is necessary 10 be given Each
box contains "a Drops or l.ozenges. Price 25 cents,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
c. R. WALKER Gen. Agent,
691 Buffalo, y. Y. Fort Erie, c. W.
DIR. Bush's Great American ROneset OF
such universal application the Tboroughwor has been
used time mmemoral for Ague and all Bilious all
Patients with the following symptoms will be special
" benefited by this remedy Headache and dizziness caused
bilious stomach Ii clesDses the skin better than any
other remedy Restores the appetite, gives tone to the
Stomach and facilitates digestion. Intermittent evers OF
all grades and Ague With terrible pains In the
bones Dyspepsia with vomiting Of food, Belching Of Wind
and feeling of obstruction ht the pit OF Stomach Vomiting
Bile with prostation OF strength, the smell Of
causing at the Stomach uness and tenderness
feeling essure outy and Rheumatic disease with
Muscles hoase Cough with rough voice and
OF the Chest night Cough, Dropsca affections Dysn-
terry and Diarrh9a Bleeding Pies and Typhoid Fever
Price, per BOTTLE rs cents. Sold by
GEO. WILLARD, A'htahula. Ohio.
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COME AND SEE.
septemLer 18th, 1893
NOTICE of Filing Petition Simon b

NOTICE OF FilI0R feVJiOn-Oimou ID
IN Hobrook Of westfed, New York and horsn r. Bsk-
or will take notice Sabrnn Baker wife OF ssid hoFeu
Rsker bv her next friend Henry ". Baker, DID on tLe
IN day Of Dsccmbei AID 1881 Gle her PETITION In the ce.t
Of Common Pleas within and for the e hty o. Ash.ouiA,
in said State of Ohio against the said Simon Hobroek s.d
More p Baker setting forth, that the planth entered ss
Of 81 acres Of land that shs paid M gwn ssgsras money
on said contrnct Fiy doars ii Aueps lso2 and Ihrse
Hundred dollars in September, 1861 That she entered nse
of said land In September, 1858 and rrmsnee u
possession until December l 1862 when h tbs procure
neni and direction of the said Simon Hobrook she w
forcbly removed from said land That TIE said defend.rs
simon Holbook BY his agent, went to o. Farmer VIVA
whom said contract deposited for the bsnsht OF bch p
the knowledge consent OF this psinHn
fauduenty obtained the possession OF said contract
the esended and has since insisted that SAID coz
and has refunded any part OF sad mspsy psid on a
contract Said petition asks for Judgment sRsinst said 81
b. Tolbrook fer $780, with iuerft from ths time s.ie
paid said contract. The denaept sise
fed that order Of attachment was ued n this eese.
sgan the goods chstes, lands and tsosments Of simon
Holhrook and the following lands and tensp,spts Of the
said Hobrooks attached By vpe Of said qrer sits.
ate In Ahabua Townships In the county pf Ashtsbp aId
State Of Ohio bounded the South In part b. lspd of hen
y Johnson and part by tbe North Ridge Road; cp ths
West by lands of winthrop wapur the North By ispds
of L. shayor and the East 10 part BY snds ~
the heirs Of Peeg Sweet aud in part BY Lands OF Ne-
eton and he the same WHICH said eontrAsi sAs
given containing 64 The said defenaenn s hssfy
notified 70 appear and dempr 70 asid position y.
the 3h day Of February 1884, nid pstor WI
lie taken to be and decree taken according TO the
Dec. i7,h lsra. et7so Attys fpT Flta
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ASSOCIATION. Pbilsdel.

IL phia, Rz-Dsseases Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM,
spsmatorrhes or Seminal Weakness Iupetsaos. and other
ture nseaynew aud reliable teatmept In Reports Of the
Howard Association, sent BY mall 40 sealed letter enve
opss, ffse OF charge Address DR.. T. sKIiIN HOUGHrON
Howard AseeiA0D, No. fsouth Sipth street, rhilsdslphs
Re. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-16

arr'v.s.t. .ta'.
saponiher, Concentrated Lye, or Family
Soap Maker.-war makes high prices, and Ssponher
hepsto reduce them II makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS
POUND, using your kitchen grease.
rYCAUTI0N!-As spurious Iyes offered also, be
vi and only buy the patented article put in Iron all
others being counterfeits.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
S-T-16so-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

brakes Plantation Bitters.
They purify, strengthen and inrigoratc.
They create healthy appetite.
They antdoe TO change OF water and det'
They overcome effects OF dssi sipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enven the mind
They prevent miasmatc and intermittent levers
They purify the breath and acdity OF the stomach
they cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrlca, Cholera and Ghoera horbus.
Tbey cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bters In the wo.ld They make the
weak man strong and exhausted natures great resorer
They are made Of pure ST. CioS Rum, the celebrated Cali
saya BARK and herbs and taken with the peasur
ofs beverage without regard to time o day Parte
uay to delicate persons requiring gentle
Simul.nt. Sold by all Grocers Druggists, Hotels and Ss
looms. p H. DRAKE Co.. 2C2 broadway, New York
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Lrrrnnsor. jan. Ii. 1864.

Ed. TELxoniru.--Oapt. d. r. Northwsy
OF the 9th Ohio Cavalry, Informs me that the
following meo from Ashtabuls county have
re-enlisted:
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Hurrah for the Holidays
GEORGE HALL.
Pianos and Melodeans.
Neg Arraagements!

Netc Arraagsmeuts!
Great Central Office and Depot at les Ontaris
Street, Cleveland, Ohio. General Branch
Office and Depot for Ashtabuls Co. op
Park Street, Ashtabula, Ohio.
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BIsnks.-A good assortment on hand at all times
Al this office.
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Second Hand

Instruments taken exchange E new aad the
sale rent large number hand for sale ehsA
Pianos and meod-ans tuned and repaired rsasesi
terms =
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Wanted in all the principal towna Teachers and sthsrs T.
string to act agents win please write the subset We
agents selling from three TO nvs thoa.st
dollerS q wear. GEO. HALL
Asht ,bula Dec. 1st, 1858.
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col Jas svin, 6f ssso1fs.
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~ Col. II ID WAsRBuRS. Union eandi-
date for Congress in the 7sh District. will
sridress the people "a iollows:
Tsuo Hau,s fvigo coun'y, MoudA, uiga..
September IL.
s.odlord. viso county. Tue~d~y. sep,em-
Der Is.
Ml5dleto~n. viga county, wodoesd..s.
september IL
6osDOrt oren eouasy. 1hu'sasS. sep,sm-
Der IS
spence, Owen county. Friday sep,em-
her l6
P.uiek.bure. o ~so c..upsv. ssssr3.y. Sep
tembef IL.
worshlnetoa. Greene cOuu,,. Monday
s@pssmber l9.
Bloomfield. Greene county. Tuesday. sep
tember %
Linton. Greene county, wednesdsy Sep
ifmber n.
B,-iiug Green. Clay c-uu,y. saturday
September p.
yesbnre. Clay eoan,,. Monday. sep,em-
| her o6.
csn'rsvllie, clay county rnssd,s. Sep
,em5er q.
CarI.sle sallvsneoansy. Wednesday. -eF
iember y
Leb,ron. snllissn county. Thursday. SEP
tsmber %.
I Fairbanks. Sulissa county. Friday. Sep
tember 30.
LoekpOr,, vigo county. Saturday. oesO
Der
Gseenoastls. Pas.sm county, Monday. o.
tobefS.
Clovefland. PatnAn county. Tuesday. O.
| ,ober 4
B.inebridgs. pstnsFa eouaty. wednesds,
Octo Der 5.
Pcrl,srs AGlls. PaFse county. 1hursoa
October g.
The zpeakies ~ii csmnencs a the soo'
plsess a. the hour Of one O'Clock .. n.
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AppoIn smenm for n Joint Can.
yaps

AppoInsm for N Joint Can.
Messrs Mack and Meredith, ss0 OF the
Candidates for the Legislature have agreed
upon the following appointments for a joint
canvass; rr
TUESDAY September ~. 1t New Goshen.
at o'clock p. m.
"Wednesday, September Ia. Al Stultz'
school House. Otter Creek ~ / o'clock 2.
N
Thursday September IS. - Church's
school House. Sugar Greek ~ O'Clock ..
u
FRIDAY September IL. Al Township House.
Lost cseek, At I o'clock p. m
S.,urdss, September Il, ~ lo~nship
House. Honey Geek. at O'Clock ?. m
Monday, September 10 Al Trvon's Pies-
son Township. at o'clock.
Tuesday september 2D. At Hartford. i.g-
ton Tow nship. At O'Clock p. m.
Wednesday, september2l. at Mlddlc,o-n.
Prairie Creek. at O'Clock p m.
Wednesday. September u. At Pfairieion,
at Z o'clock p m.
Thursday, September ~. az Sandiord.
Fayette Township. al o'clock p IN.
Friday. September %, n; Precinct House.
Nevins Township, AZ o'clock p. m.
Saturday. September "a. at Lockport, Ri
lev Township. at o'clock p. m
Saturday. September -, st Court House,
At o'clock p. m
The other candidates OF both parties are
invited 10 attend these appointments
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BL0ODi BLOOD BLOOD
BsirboId's Hiskis CO sssnfssfss cou,sss<
FlUl6 txTRkLi skkSAPAallli.
Syphilis.

fnih a. an shocuon q TIE tiood are sstsa<s IA
sexual OrGsns. lininGs 81 the Uese. cara throsf.
ElBdpipa. and otbef muooun surfaces. nskins ~
appearance 10 ,he form Of ULCERS and 4 gsnaTslly
aitended sith sdschsfEo more or Ices oisnsfve ssk
u nsglectsd. Destroy ~hstsvsr part ~ nay attach
Ebis ditnsss IL often Transmitted a. children 70
coutr.ctrt RON The ssme osnse. and oItsn MO
90 orfhoes, and both nay exist 81 The ssms dine
hkLsDoLD's HIGHLY CoFckrTnATED Oon
PUUhD FLUID klfRAcT sARskPAkiILA
should be usei Ia cOttunction villa fhs Roohn sna
Hsinhoid's Rose wash applied - the rlssrs
Hslmbold'a kxtreci hsfHarsriIia faffes a..
iood. and removes ali 8oaly Errpgiona II -. fktr
giving the eonTSsxion clser sud healthy ooloL
Asing prepared ekprensiy 10 itis cisfs a oox..
pa1i. "a hicoi Puri'yins Propsrfis arc preserve
- = greater estsnt than snT a,hs' srsDsssfiea -
sarssperiila-
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DIED,

of dintberia. on Thursday the 18th of November
PERCY infant child ot Dr. i. W ana carohhe e
Power oged one wear aud twenty-five days
His funeral will take place from the residence %
hi, grandfather Garland iltucs, m the county "a
Henrico, THIS MORNING at IL o'clock me
friends AMI acquaintance OF the family are iN1sf
TO attend.
In Winchester on the morning Of the l4ta IN
C. and Henrietta Moore aged one year and one day'
Again the monster, death, has come,
Aud claimed another cherished one,
TO lay 1t in the silent tomb.
How sad your homc-how null Of gloom
In fifteen munths-how sad TIM s,eue-
Death claimed two little chrrablu'
Your Willie first, then CHARLEY ieai
They blooIncd but could not hVurish here
In HullywOOi, bCneit IT shdie,
There. SIDE by -ilc, YOUR b,"r- axe lh'd
Then httic forms liz cold dI.i s,il,
Alas it Wat youi Makers WI
Three little one- You have III heaven.
l To yo,I a warning God has gwen,
. Aud thu, Tor heaven your aUui- prepare,
1 10 meet your darling children there
A FRIEND.
l Pitlsbnrx Daily Dispatch aud Baltinore si'e
l please copy
On the 10th instant, at the residence OF his pa
| rents, JOHN, youngest SON OF John and A1t.d'tt
Murray, aged one year, two months aud eIsht day
Killed, on Saturday, the 18th Of May, 1864, Cap
| tain l.. II. DANCE. , ,,,r,, ,,,,,,,
! 'Tbe funeral services will take place TOMORROW
| Sunday AFTERNOON at ) O'Clock at DR. h"ge's
/ church.
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LATEST FRO'N THE NDRTH.

From the Baltimore G"-rtir OF the 18th We copy
the following summary OF news:
A correspondent OF the New York u "'i" reports
that General + My has Tetredted from the allcy
ands proceeding by forced marches t. Lyhchoufs
The army of General sheridan Is also >aId to he "i
the move; but IN what direction cannot We are told
be stated ut present.
Recent adyices from Bermuda state that III" Con
fplrl ate States steamer tmcktItih%i arrived al
lva F,thnu Hole ON the morning ut the 1tt Tor rr
pair She had captured, during het voyage, a la
and two srhuontr5, but tine u the capture,
vessels were not known.
Arpr considerable. dis,liSsion, jude tour>Ol ha
granted the application ot the counsel III nrhtu Z"
the. St Albaus' raiders for pJ-tponemehto Oh IN
r,se until the l3;h OF December to piocnt" "ddi
| tional evidence.
| Gold OPENED at 237 and closed az 300.
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TEE BAYoNET cuapnr The "A yu1,J

TEE BAyoNEr CHARGE. army
and Nary Gazetts, &C., of June 4th,
gives the following practical suggestions
on that subject. They may be found
useful:
at is a general rule in the service of
Her Majesty, as well as throughout the
armies OF Enrope, that troops, before
charging with the bayOnet, should fire a
volley, in order to throw confusion into
the ranks of the enemy, az well as.lo
cause smoke for them to advance un.
der The advantage over the present
system would be n-fold were the rear
| rank alone to fire, the front rank re
| naming at the shoulder till the word to
| charge be given, and then firing from the
hip as they crossed bayohets wlth the
enemy Such a fire could not but De
nfest efiectual; for it requires neither
aim nor skill of any kind-in fact, no
thing but mere pressure on the ing
ger-to insure the result being most
deadly, it being an impossibllity that
n bullet can miss when the rifle
is. not three feet from the enemy
When the men fire, they would be able
to act instantaneOusly after the volley,
, and therefore there would not be sufti
| cient time for the gaps causcdsby the
| fire to be filled up in the ranks OF the
e enemy, and consequently there Would b'
: a greater certainty of putting them t.
confusion. AtpreSent, from the smok,
and confusion likely to take place at
, period Immediately preceding charge
the men are unable to take that accu
!. rate aim, without which the rifle Is use
less. The bayonct would be much NOR
5 effective when preceded by fire as Ger
I tain as it is deadly. AT present an en-
, emv has at least some three or four mlr
e utcs to right itself after receiving lnehec
: tual fire The most simple plan mus
be the best, and nothing can be NOR
simple than that which requires ne''ne ,,
. aim nor skill OF any kind beyond III
, | power of pressing the trigger and at
yancing on the enemy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS :.

The citizens of Alexandra and the vInmty OF the
Ortn"c aud Alexandria railroad recently arrested
and rlaccl ON the trains a protection against at
m Ks from Confederate cavalry, have been released
and details from the Confederate pltSonrIS confined
in Alexandria will be sent out III future i"r lie SAINT
purpose.
some Couitlcrates having crossed tl@ Potomac!
the citizens Of Chamher-burg hrlt 4 meeting Al! /
Organized three companies for defence one Vi which
will h., armed l,y it, members with hl~t-CltSn repeat
inc ,}Irs Companies were also OlsdnIzcd III Green
castle Wavnc>hvro' and Mercrsburg
General Order No, IS announces the reSighauoH
of Maur-teneIal GeolEe Il. McClc.ltil, ana the az
n,int1,nt Of sheridan as Inajor-gcneral in th'
regular army =,
\ dinner vas given to Captain WlnSlow and th'
officers OF the Kclr-.trge at Boston ON the 10Th
| Edward Everett was hu-lrr 10y the OCCASION.
| The. monitor Dictator has piorrh success III
| t,Ial trip NJ New York.
There was SNOW in Srw ioih Oh "eihC~t1y'
,;,I1 wss.IrlOtel III New Y"i on "Wednesday at
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\ letter from the Amy oi the Potomac say that
on saturday night the rebel P'rkcts III tt"nt OF t.ir
Second Cups made noisy dcmonStlati"n ana the
sounds indicated that something ci Importance
might result but the next morning all was iulei,
and the line renamed the same as PREVIOUSLY. It's
IIaed J!ts ltvuaDIy tHay Otiiy lhduised In 'h"-' 80
versions on account Of the GOODNESS ofthe night ride
along the centre line does not enable c0rrcSp0n-
dent to obtain even an item, affairs being uncom-
monty duh.
We find the following significant paragraph about
General Hancock. That reconnaissance IN force "
has done il for him
At his own request General Hancork has been
relieved from the command oI the second corps,
and will remain in Philadelphia for several months,
under medical treatment for wound, which he re-
ceiyed some time since.
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House copies of the reports Of the operations oi
General joseph +. Johnston last summer. Adoptcd.
Mr. McMulcn, Of Virginia, introduced a feaoln-
ton of inquiry a. TO the cxpediency OF equahzihs
the taxation cotton and wo"E
Mr., Goode, Of Virginia, introduced a resolution
calling upon the President for information, IN de-
tall and orders issued for the lmpressment OF BRAN
dies, &c. Adopted.
Mr.. Clark, Of Missouri, introduced o'ii iof IN.
relief Of Confederate prisoners in the custody OF the
enemy Referred
Mr. J. T. Leach. Of North Carolina, introduced q
Joint resolution declaring that secret sessions are HI
compatible with a republican form OF government
and that Congress ought never to into secret Ses
| SION except when absolutely necessary.
On motion Of Mr.. Russell, the House resolved
| itself into secret session
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OBITUARY.

Died on the 18th instant, IN thia city, at the rest
Jence of her brothrr-u-law, air. \. BodcSrr
Miss SOPHIA WHITEHEAD, youngest daugA-
ter Of Mr. and Mr.. Jesse Whitehead.
Though a very great sufferer during the latter part
OF her Illness, she bore IT ~llh lnuct nrehheN7 ana
t,rtitude. and when asked b. her friends who were
around her il she afraid - die, htr answer wa'
mo: aln willing to leave tins world oi tfVnhI~
ana that IL am going t. rest On the bosom OF nav
S,yi,ur" She vas ahrctouate anu dutiui
daughter. a devoted dui loving hstei, k'ni ana
.u,rrp trlcnd And deep l, the SorToS oi SsrInS
mat loved one lniI III the cold grave may W AL '
that It ~ we'll trr though weep 10 ,"r The youhi
taken from among US M the bglEhtntN@ VI tb'ii
Youthful plrty we know that they are spared t'''
many Il stern trial aud bitter PtnE.
| MAY We fe.l no thought Of sadnr''r
For our friend u II sppy no"
| She has knott IN suu|i-lt -ltthr->
Whcrr the bleed angels tyH
| Lord raay auzele watch above IA,
| Keep u- all from .rt"T Tree,
| Nav they guard, and gulde, aud love H--
| FIJI like her, ~ '"pI- u TIL
| U~r .Jb IuNE SD Hff
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

T OANS On TIE SECURITY OF THE
~ Npv-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
sFVEyT4 sECriON or TIE CURRENCY
LAW deposits on call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant lre"sulers ID.
Wilmington Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, shVan.
n.h ana Montgomery ard certificates Will be issued
inr the same bearing interest at the rate OF 'ouf PEI
cent r,, turtl,n ant secured by the hypotheca'loh
~ ~. .n,,,rt of the above bonds equal to the sum
OF tLe.t loans The bonds to be set npait by the
Treasurer and the proceeds, when soid applied ex
clu,veIy to the payment of the sFdd certncates,
The. security and convenience Afforded 10 banhs
s11 other corporations, and to the public generally
bv this mode OF temporary investment ana tie ei'
f,ct Of the measure, If generally adopted IN Keep
;n the currency within moderate bounds, II Is hoped
u commend il to the favorable consideration OF tbs
community ana their prompt cooperation II
or,-;,,l, i into effect. g. A TRENHOLM,
a.; 152ts Secretary OF the Treasury.