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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-02


There are two classes Of. men that
we meet with that seem IT, be strange
ly cut Of their places. One d"scrip.
ton of persons and by far the IIs5 nu
merous Of this class are tn, who
have escaped from the South to avoid
CONSUMPTION and are ar,leut and enthu-
siastic in support Of southern indepen-
dance End southern rights. Now it
would seem 20 us that the proper place
for this class of men is at the south
and in the confederate service. The
other class to which we allule is that
great class Of a, dent war me n in the
north who can submit to no other issue
but the total abolition of negro slavery
tn. rAs.,lt nf this var Th cir r.larn
t o would seem to US to be 1T the front
and in the thickest of the fray.
But if both these classes decline 60
ing into the service Of their respective
friends, north and south, why not get
up little coterie Of these ardent war
men, put them in squads Of ten or
twenty as most convenient: upon few
square rods or feet of neutral ground
and let them engage in the conflict that
they each so cordially endorse. We
are confident there VIII be nobody
hurt" in the arrangement and even
think the peace Of the neighborhoods
in which they are, vii! not be disturb
ed except by their constant Drawings
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-02

Demorests Mirror of fashion i. now
published monthly and taken all to-
gether 1t is one Of the best fashion
plate and pattern magazines published.
In addition to the patterns which &C
company each number may be found
the usual quantity of valuable and
miscellaneous reading. 1t is published
at 473: Broadway New York City at
$500 per year.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-02

By letter from Capt. J. II. B.
Harris of Go. l. 18th Iowa Infantry,
we are enabled to give the result Of
the election in that company for Coun.
ty officers, which Is as follows:-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-02

The republicans had a majority in
the regiment of about $50. lie re-
ports the boys all well but Issac Col
son, known as "Shorty," who has the
small pox.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-02

CI61K DlSlT1CI CONTE.
Jay White (Dem.) %.
A. Kimbal) (Rep.) 4
Wdge & Recorder.
G. W. Fall WAR Dem y had 30.
S. w, Seely (ReD. )had 9
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-02
eHyteaetiO2a!

FHSHE be and chea; est Teas will be foun
4 at Strother & Kirkpatrick
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-08

Il y
4 Nomsfa Aamiasssssg spessssls can be
1 sitasssa than maa saddeniy slsvaaei
by p0liIisai sseiams 10 psaisfon Fer
vhich hsss in ali respects upAssed. Such
. spsssaols the people Of IowA eaa III ans
time witDass by gasing apon Cor, Stone.
He exhibiks all the eonsugtioas 81 noiisI
ieal snaaiss and Il we'll skiils d 10 siss scss
and prAcsioss Of shs daEaagogue. No
matter hrw hriIiisns the idea 81 Noble ies
obiecs, whsn IL ones passes shreaxh kis
eoDprshehsion ls comes euE aMarga6.
narrowed sdOwa and adjusted 60 the hi.
tsrests Of = narrow partixaashsb. IL
gires - no pleasure % seq these things Of
= Scala Exeeasiss. Bat WheA Viz see him
degrading the Gubsrnatcrial once inso b
msrs p&rfy Hashiae and using he milisis
lay oil shs State, whish wMa azaaeed Tor
the beneas Of khs whole State and all It's
citmsns, as N instru meat for SpefessinR
and onsxaging demeerats, forbeafanse 90
speak wosld bs erininal ueglses of the
public gsod. Sid
The militia law Of shis ssata Requires
sil VIA Under 4 are lixbgs 70 military de-
b 70 form thssselvss into sompsnise,
sna declares that ssalI sdrsbany otEcefs
skoff be sasosed By tiss snernbsrs of Ia
eempAsysT and tks Stats Csnstitasion
says empAAsicaisy:
Z ssAli so@nissiopsd osscsrs Of shs Mill.
.ia sstsf qalasrs ezcsps) shsH be slsossa
asty, 80 SHALL BIZ CDEhISSI0 NED.
~ IHt d0vkRIh0R-'n ssa- s. & n,ssAs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-08

I.
= J 4 d
- ccetssn - L.
- epoaanaas9 ~ \.
ak.ks ~ :. - : r..
es4ae
- u i nes
toos, - T. - yea
- 80 g - - gseRls g -
!! =. 49, ~
exsostn
-
= - g . ye. + tasE iiDsssf.--
~ Ia @ y ~
Il ~ i :. !. = nsls1 %
=. J j 8 y - - !.
= hexs1 1 p5eesse - pe sa1e5so
sesss. elgsee. .sxo s
49, "a Ieeew - - -.
hi n. a. 3 = - - -
! ] III u - ls 80. u
!. - = - - ;.
80 r. ~ ~ 2.s i y 1l!.s
p! ,. pee1 ~ 80
- e. !.
Il - eqnee1 - !1n
g - -
4e* ktNeelnl. Nnet - -
- eiens q = - - -
- = ~ Ao4e.ea \ UEeae Ixane !.
1870 psa~esple - iiesey 40 ~
Eexeso6 - MMNsr aGnfase tlenee-
nn1etssk - paktJ thet n444 -
nnd eendaated - 0ne4y
Fe41sFEy 80 q YenGreeifeE1egys
~ - ~ nouF whsn. = fsh ~ failtl -.
q ~ ZMDM& 1E a&H8 81 8&nn~&1~ -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-08

-
- % - nnI - = Z go 3
Is = a! '7E s''''ss|
"A, -. - =
7s7 r. Tr,s,..s~ 4 49,. J, 275sS1.,.'3
- t3S y r. .ss ,siskss. - ,sf'..zsz
4 > % rnfs |slIi2 -. -
= $3.50 7 ~ -. is53
1Sri1 n - = =; =. 49,.
ukf1i lI6| Ss< - -. 80 .x:..s -
- r. - - y -. . ss..
ss's2Ss;s IE.sS RI, - xsls,.sss -..s ~. 4.
- 8 .s:.. ~ - 81 =
1870 1.k sk-o..sA szs - - + 81. -
~ IrrSI ~ 49, - ,.ss'2.Sf -. 51ss
,nrknr1 ss.rsss -. s:s \ ~ -. -
lIIIi1I17
=. v 2. - .s {
is;ss r ~ A. = u Es.. L. 0 -
sT ~ 49, r. =. 49, 4 q
--..s~s ~ .a-x-sssJ - .-.:..1s, 4. - 49,
I ~ n ;sFf i - 49, ~ u So -.
- - ~ 's.s1s<.. - 70 & e -
s,s.s;ss is ,'sS.s2 r,,s1 ~ ~ -. ~
r y ~ Cos sirSss k@s5i- -
- szS sHSSs1 Sss 4 n ss's ~ -
49, y,5ssss. & S;zsss q -. - ss I. s.ss4
s1,,se1 ~ q ~ ~ h 81 n sss..
49, a3;;.1ss ~. -. 49,, "a sss ~
49,: -. - 9yss.-s.- fsals 49,
- S.v..r. : vi .ssss 81 49,
- - 80 !. s. -. 80 80
80 q. sSSss. 49, 80 =. 49, - -
;ss ~ Sisi- ..f,..,~s n.s.ss vrt., <T 49,
80 -. ,..ss.s..s - AZ 80 u.
- 80 4, = 49, - - II
-. 49,. -. - -. 49, .1.Ins -
s.ssns.S - - - = 80 $50
$3.50. /. .s.~. =, Ak. -. - !.
,,,sss q - 80 NJ, =, -. -. y , y
- - 49,. = 49, u - ss 8 49, &
49, -. 49, = & ss = 81 ; 80. -
- ~ -. Is - Z. .ssss s. ~ go
- 3 -. =. 80 A III = - q
- sIsssa 80 - os.s "a
-. 49, q s.sn 49, ~ -. -
49, ~ - n - 49, $500 sy 49,
8 rs.css Il ~ - 4. 4 atssrsns s 's sSas +
U43E m0X804 kHT18H Xn& even Oh SUH H&kf4X
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-08
TAG nEaocaxT,c PlAaTFoaAa.

Bslow viii be found che Resolutions D.
dspssa " ne Nxsasual Dsmosssssis Co.'S
vsaslss veish ssaanblnd i chisaga, a
ths zoxksnksd / I'D "a - sss
s&sssos<d sas psassssm ss q Peace
pssssoTn bighiy sszs0nsd wi1h suatss, 70
mvsA saltAse casual ohasvsaEoaias srd
II dsseessT any assik IN IL. Bas iuas-
uaasA ~ tAsry ssas sss wori spoken BY
any speaker in sAs sonsension IN fasor %
a ssixoroas prossontioa oE the wsxsn sad
a thezs i asshiag il shs plzsfcr~ whisa
sssa sinAs - q s'vigosoaz prossedtion's
$40 uasaam u esstsrfag tie UnfsA; bak
oRshs ssAsr Sasd rsaonusspd pssssahls
msaas % Pc assd fss 10 sssssrsssiOn, va
ass aiepmssa "a swalisw die pisEfosn ssd
nomiasssoa, seoa sAs sans prineipls that
ssssissAepsAs sas sxEsassed al bis
skiH upon j paaisns aaI fnds hin fsss
going dawn % tbs somAs ssconmsnds .
dose u Cassia tsa--s-iE asas 10 an,
gssd, sssasaa,sas cay harm. % SO ssA
We swxs tho issser 81 aecepkaaas IL
GeA Mcclellan, gs
sea Fps sam 9ssozwruss. VS. 81
sas asass~sng srs sss rsssfa tissa a sszsssS II.
sA@samsassss. ana Nay - rss1
xxsassss, nat II sas sssssS u 4 - -
aft aaAsxk VITA sss@ sFviss ~ N
u1da aAs uSasksi zktsa 81 ~
asz a ass AFsssi1 kssaa5sy
psssss aaa - ssfs Anzs- wssx IL r
~ ssaasssssss sas wsazhss and y
sas ssafsa. sssh AastAsr1 assa S. - - &
sSsssssS rAat salsa csagvsasssa ICES espisessis
assa&s s. sas seAss = tAs Aaasrisa ssspls, lhsss
sfsss sarfisasa y saiipsssg rsssess sas uaisH M
fss, inent q waI anfias vAseAs nisasr ~
ersssAes a. j m7fsasy secsxsity o. war pover hisa
ss saaa shs COMMUNICATING Csastftusioa itsst
has e@saalaExSKssea ID sssss Sass sad pahsic ffh-
srsg sna aEtyatsxasaR sazzs fsoassa ao~a and shs
mAsesasspssspmasE ss Aae esaassy saseasaailS ian-
pAtxsassssisa AagsSaAsys lsbsskss asaa fss pebble
wessEs @sassaS tA@s sDmsssass szssesss usaas
xoF seessatisn 81 h9stiliEiss, xiih view to aisi
A4ssssnssssisa os sAs ssassas ~ as&x ssamaSis
msass~Gs tss spa shsk d sAas esainss psasssrsAas
msmsai pssSs may De rsssasssoa sac sAsis % taa
Rsssgal Uses e v lsis1ss~ rasse w /
Received. gAxs tAs assses imzaz sassnss 10 sas
aisasaw sstAls 4sss VI sss HsAasd sfssss In me
spe<ssxzlsss ksla b EsgaaexsE Aawfssa, Mss
ssnrs. amA Delaware. wss shamafal vieiatlsn ST
sAs csasgigasiaas sa4a sse&msisa ~ sseA s4ss II
sAs spssezeA4as sssezlea sl ~ saa sss svsa asioa
ars, ~ rssisssa wlia y sasaesss ssa se~sx 80
ass ssss = seppt psi ps9 s 6iF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-08


-
....-............--.....--.-...'
-
70 49,
M a. ! y rl1 4 [..
reeeevso - = oosfe po1d =
49, u ~. - $500 ~ -
e eant y 111N r.
,es.esea n - 1.stse n4ep Toops y
- 81 ~ 80 rl11eek = snonEh
g |. ~ >! 4
J, Z - ~ !. 49,
- - g g -
E55cte N ~ q I. Z 7 - IIn -
zss5 60 ~ III - ~ -
\. - i =. ..
- - 49, = ~ -
r. - - . !. =. -. ~ q.
= Il, & - 49, - 49,
- - 1le1 - : ~.
- sesea =. - u -.
- - lakeS eeeSee - - Nofthe
49, nael.e - Ain1eas kanT - -
= 80 \ 49, - ulosea 9 ~
- wnste se9sta pfeeseeea = -
49, q sesneesesn So Aesfs1J
- sasa9 J. &eax - q Molces
1900 etessss tss Snilsnt 6cL hsnts,
- Nts1anae cesaagys eeeE1ea - % - -
Us y psrze9aas spats vita thesA; TO-
~ ~ svesJ ssar1s eae1Aszaiy aeesan9
~ sAnlsy, t..aag 81 nss sFors eassa 80
$500 Erosasaeae. Hon. mhioaGAsy
Neaaens nss< shs Hngse, Ess also gre41
snnefsx, insaa9 ~ nas faxning impAa.
ses0ss mo esgxoss sAglnk sAsy woni1
nAxe farms u saasyia1a an& wvaia ased
tnsfns
Among saa great suHsfeEs was NJ.
lnfosn, near toe Hague: kyssything bat
!, nas nosse vs. aesfEoysd. ~. bsn- Eng-
J: S I: |; : I; ! !,
snsfa oncsss. u Y surely mol tine 70
raise sAs blAek aags
Ina Fsss VI Sfae regiment SUU ssF0uEy
with white ussalry, under the immsdiAts
eonazAand of Col. Draper, msrshed 10
haoamond eognty. i'm ths route sir Ne
groes vtoisssd ne pefson &c Mrs. O.
eisyeA simss, shs being the wife % .
oravs seidier OF he 9fh Virginia aasalxy,
being also SICK at the tina, With ~ ia-
Eans 81 mouths old at hsr hrsass. This
q oaly ons instasoa 0us of swsnty others
% ilka eafrags. Mrs. DE-. bslaeid
whipped ave nsgroes from Der room, thus
esFoasaiiy dsfspding hexsah. They pIan-
aered syefybody OF svexTshing Id their
hns % nArcn.
ssozwss i .cooux,-.,xvssa :. asx ,.x
- - ! s' -
- large number, principally nsgru
ssadiers, were landed near the cils, above
StrasEoxd, On Sunday Lass, June IL. -
Severed hundred pFnssedad 10 the court
Hsusss other sqaads teak dlassers roads
TO faFsas and private dwellinxs for castls,
pillags. destruction 81 Dgopsssy and piun-
der.
ssFhsy respected nos sbs sacred place
Of yosF birth, bat . band ok aboat forty
lasless negroes, presandly commanded hy
swe Wits nasn {oizesxsl approached the
the rear Of we house and anddealy fssh-
ed In. Almoss The first intimafioa che
respssssd lazy of shs house had, vas the
entry into her chanabes of ! large negro,
rhe took Immediate possession 81 ail her
ksys. Sha Immediately wsns to the sup
posed gsaslsaasn and emesr, and told him
with aFmuesss that IL toe ksys we're re-
stored shs woaid unlock the doors TO pre-
vsas their bssag bgokaa spea. The iHa-
@ssssNp ~ $3.50 aaSE ~1ss ~ AsAa azz3AA&s
ees, wcaia nes allow ne keys % Be ased.
-. Mla /. : sas lssnasaAs sasT maaa sy
. = 49, 80 esyoas@ 500 ansy
- - ~ - Ssss1ss'ang 10y
'<sI y; ~ 9snelea.
H. sss hAad.
saPs ann
: SIns-'
- -
ivy Tls[ - zz34s I'd 10 31!Z4zzss n a -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-08

r. izss = = 80, -
= - TneIfi ~. sss... 4
-
! nn = -
= - = - 49, 49, - -
80 o. 80 hsi r = SS-;Il ~ ~ - -
- = - - RI ~ n .Sx
- fS6 - - + y ri sass -.
= f = RI ss.s1:s ~
- - r1fl1s n. = I! z y -
- vonl1 Se1isat g he~er 4. ~
Ivs n Es - - - - GO -
s1s.-, ~ = s.S.--.is. -
- ~ -
rs.Hi~~ ~ ~ 1||sss sss3a77 jSss.1 - -
W y slrss;- 81
h ssss-1 es;5 ~ se,s;si - s-.sz,,si :.
80 sifs1s ~ ai.s - q
$50 80 - - u 4 Ssss
- ~ - - - 49, q - - - - ~
= - - "a =.
l1s,, ~ ..o : y, y -. .s,,-s -.
49, 6.s - = 49, -. - - -.
-. ~. sss 49,. - = -. -. - -.
- tYe Re-.s - sss.. -. ~.
ZX - 49,. -. r. -. sess... -
s.s-sefs5 -. ~ - .s:-.
~. sa ILL.,. - ~ - ~.
r. 5sSs.ss.ssx,.5 81 -. 49, - ...-E...@
~. - - 49, - -. -. - -.
80 p me-; ri i ~ !. ,ss,2 !. -.
~ - .-s4Ss- - -
NJ exposes tAAnast pssnpk xsponss 70 ~
esu ~ eaa, - - - scnef - 70
y a..n !. = - cs...,.a,. -
shor $3.50. IA sns. for srs.o1so.. r
mas ~ lass bls-lf indssa - iasas
{ srs ees zee asrioss y nissh.-se Esd
49,. .,e.a.,. =. 49, 80 s -. -. -. - -
ssics ofths II ri,k $50 $50 -
snslJ ,rohe6l n1A - aAiseed- s
9ns r. spses Y q. D. ..ess.
ss,sls F. 8. : 49, =. - > 80 : go $50 -.
ssrS5ln. n tAs svs.e S,ns - srssAlsd
Nth . sseslInlax sissus Il she lnaes. ord
osasra ssss 'sssffsbaalan q ihs brain. 2
80 o'a g. saas snl ZOE -
aiIv 800 snlsd---ar. ra;sas--orsysrhsal
- they are far ashes and eilnsnta, deyoa
sappoes thsss sesls ss'hslf Ne hssisaiiag
snoas Issn ~ a -. sxssn,s 7. = s 49,
ra.sr-,.tshIr ne. ~. -. -. :. 49,
ID Is stanirsa of nv ssx, eur as9 vssid
y mors s.ls II the hsads II wsnsa thar
Isn ]. sas ss sl G.ss.ss 2. - 49,,
q maIs aha rxisI Co...
TIA shave + . .z,.,...,nsseas,ss as.a,. !
laar. which - sss n he Nssparsif j
the AID Win.
TgaAs--s-e %95Si az - Aa8
~..a a. sha ss..sxr - a ..aa s..s~.,ss.al
- - -. -. xs.s......- -.
=. -
- sssar Vt HrilaAs sa1kin9s ma psseeass6l'
shsy sasAt . ashew than faith BY shsil
waks ]" bat ass tAoss wAe wriss msss,
:. :. ~ - ~ I go e =. ss
4 IL = h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-02
Card.

We the Catholics Of Ashtabula, beg 10 call
the attention OF the good citizens OF this place,
10 proposed lecture, to be given on Temper.
anee. at the Catholic Church, on Tuesday
April the 5th, by Rev. Father Albinus, who
gave us q mission short time since, as doubt
less many Of the citizens are aware The pro.
ceeds Of the said lecture, are to be used for the
erection OF q school house. 4HHta
Our presumption 10 drawing your particular
attention, is prompted by the generous kind.
ness aud good will you have already shown us
while erecting the Church; and in all our IN.
dertak'pgs. We wish to show you our appre-
citation Of your encouragement, by educating
our chi dren, thereby fitting them to become
useful members of your community.
1t has long been the cherished wish OF our
hearts, that they should enjoy the benefits OF a
mental culture, which has been deped to many
Of their parents.
Temperance has been chosen as the subject,
knowing the utemperauce of fsome, gives much
scandal, and wishing to show 10 what detesta-
lion the Church holds this vice. We feel con-
fdent you will assist ps. And those who can
not favor us with their presence upon that eve
ming, will at least buy ticket. n.
AsRTABULA. March 3, 1864.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-02

RIvERs oP LooD.--The circulation 10 the
system is not unlike the ffow of rivers to the
sea, which move smoothly until they are clog
ged or obstructed. But when drift wood or
alluvial deposit dams them up, then comes the
tearing devastation that follows the obstruction
OF force which cannot be stopped. So the
blood circuiales insensiLly through the system
until it becomes clogged by disease; then burst
out the ulcers, sores and disorders which follow
that condition. Take Ayers Sarsapasilla aud
purify yOur blood, to cave yourself from the
foods fIesheis and de!uges which sweep upnum
bered mu!titudes out upon that shoreIess sea
which swallows all mankind.
Lancaster (Pa) Register.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-02

HASKELL & Sow have removed to the vacant
Store in Hu'berts block where their old custom
ers and the public will fud them with all their
usual inducements and faceties for doing bus.
mess. The erection of new Store on the site
Of the old one, makes this temporary change
necessary. BY Fall they hope to be on the old
site again with the additional accommodation
of an elegant aud commodious place of bust
ness ---
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-02
CAIRO, March 80

CAIRO, March ~
Forest with force estimated at 1000
was reported to be eight miles from CoIum.
bus, KY. last night. They cut the tcle-
graph line between that place aud Cairo
yesterday.
About 40 more prisoners captured at
Union City arrived here last night. They
report that ouly ESQ prisoners were captur
ed with Col. Hawkins, and we're escaping
every day.
IA sick soldiers in charge of the Santa.
~ Commission came up on tie steamer \
w. Thomas from New Orleans Five died
on the way.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-02

In word Madame Zadoc Porssrs Cpra-
tire Boisam is the greatest sntidote TO Colds,
Coughs and Consumption, and lie use will amp
ly repay the confidence Of The user. II has,al
ready done much and is destined to do more,
to mitigate, aud finally bapish from the human
family, so terrible scourge Of suffering hu.
mspity as Conspppiien.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-02


Are nabe for costyenes loss of Appetite sick
beadache gduess Of boatug after meals dizziness
owsinesa and crampng palms, aud all disorders Of the
stomach aud bo wells
Original Letter at 2e4 Canal Street, New York
J. J. @, COOK, publisher of the Stale Banner, Ben
nington, VT he attacked with Dyspepsia and
suffered severely from it. that particle OF food could
lie taken without occasioning the most uncomfortable
on in his stomach For Ave years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint, when he used BRANDRETHS PILLS
box did not to benedt him much but the
ond prodnced change and by the time he had taken six box
ess COMPLETE CURE effected He says "My dyspep-
a gone and expectation Of early death vanished
EDITOR OF TELEGBAPH-DEAR SIR:-with your permission
wish TO to the readers Of paper that will send BY
return mail TO all who wish ee Recipe with full direc
ton for making and using simple Vegetable Balm, that will
eectuay remove In ten days. Pmpes Botches Tan Freck
les and all Impurities Of the skim leaving the soft clear
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, Bare
Faces simple directions and information that will enable them
TO start full growth OF Luxuriant Hair whiskerS
Moustaebe In less than thirty days
All applications answered by return mail wi hout charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Sm-721 S3l Broadway, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-02

"a SLIGHT CoLD," CoU0Hs. Few are aware
Of the impor auce of check Cough or "Siighs
cold 10 lis FIRST stage; that which in the be-
ginning, would yield to mild remedy, if neg
lected soon attacks the lungs. "Browa's
bronchial Troches" give sure aud almost im,
mediate relief. Military Officers and Soldiers
should haze them as they can be carried in The
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ATTENTION. SoLDIERsl PRoTEcr YoUR
HEALTH!-No sensible man will leave the city
without supply of Hsttoleays Pills and Oif-
Denf. For wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fevers,
aud Dysentary, these medicines are The best in
the world. Every English aud French Soldier
uses them. Ouly 30 cents per box or pot.
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,

Male or Female
II you have been suffering from INDUCED In by The
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES.
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING sYMPToMsl
IL sEfts then for Mtvriags.
- And is fhs greatest evil which befl
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement
and If you are a sufferer
Cut out the Advertisement,
Aud send for it at once.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for Helmbod's,
Take no other.
Cures guaranteed
Be,oure of Couater(eits and limitations.
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
IL Lake County Is the nearest and most convenient for
the czens Ashtabua and vicinity OF ober and the
quality OF its stone superior for 6rmness OF texture and
daty Stone cut 10 any DIMENSIONS and for any purpose
dressed In the most workmanlike and at short notice
ATfars solicited for Fagging. Steps WelStones, Under
HHing, Window and Door Caps asd sis, Coping and Wa
Ter Tables When the travelling is good parties do their
,oyn hauling at considerable saving q. EbGERTON.
,eThompson Dee A. 1852 675
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-02

ExrIsrKD - Our working force was made
two less on wednesday last, without au hours
notice. II is, Of course by diDt of labor that
the paper has been got out--such as il is.
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FACULTT

With the above corps Of teachers again sppear before
the public to solicit liberal patronage We believe that
with this Faculty furnish good instruction. is
afforded any other school in this section Of country and
that little expense Our patrons viii notice
change in the list teachers Miss Chapman who has
long and faithfully served Preeepress and who
alike by scholarly and Christian real has the admir-
son and esteem Of ALL leaves US I'm order to eonsummate
long chershed desgn taking more extended collegiate
course. Bnt though regret to Pa with Miss Chapman,
We cappot congratulate patrons good fortune
in securing he services Of accomplished scholar as
Miss Paper, lady Of power spd splendid culture
We sssure friends that she will conduct the duties Of
her department nobly and efficiently
The year been Of splendid sucesssthe at
tendance being larger than os before aging 6o
tuaepts,
During the Spring Tem.s class In Book keeping will be
formed for the benfdt Of those who Ill afford TO $40
Commercial College for instruction WHICH We propose TO
give them without any extra ehargeths branch being
rsckOned simply ons Of the Higher Branches AL our
young understand the advantages which good know
edge Of Book keeping he Is seeking for lucrative
| employment
We believe that In the coming term impar such
knowledge Of the subject will enable the apt young
man. who KNOWS absolutely nothing Of the science o.
accounts to enter amy mercantile estashmept and kseI
| q set of books secarately without serious trouble,
The Spring terra zoo, admirably adapted to the stud,
OF Botany, science at once interesting and useful
It will 10 aim, Trustees to consult the hast Interests
Of the student BY securing teachers who Will exert tbselve
to inspire In the mind Of the pupil audable ambition
snly b good but 10 10 good Teachers who viii devo
their time and energies to the important work bsore them
| RATES oF TUITION FOR is WEEKS.
Common English Brsnches. s...,........,.,.Ss IS
Higher Englsh. Greek and Latin. ....,.......ea
French aud German. each extra. ....,....l %
Music on Piano Forte. .......,....,;,,s "
Use Of instrument- ..................,2 %
Board private families from @ 10 25 Rooms for rent
iug ct moderate rates. tta
Tuition payable In adrancs.
by order Of the board,
AMOS w. $780,. = -
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The Detroit Line OF Steamers has already en-.
tered upon their Seasons work,
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UNIoN-Uuite your good -four with D. B.
DeLand g. Co.'s Chemical Salaratus if you
want extra bread and pastry of all kinds. Uni.
ted they rise, divided they fall.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-02

The funeral sermon OF +. y. Barnum will be
preached at the Congregational Church by the
Pastor. Sabbath afternoon.
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The Fisk House has heeu opened under the
auspices Of Landlord FIELD and wiuiug golden
opinions for excellence OF its orderings