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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
DIRECTIONS As TO TILE SJSNING W
TIE SUPPRESSED TESTIMONY
The Character Of the witnesses
THE EVIDENCE YET TO be GIVEN

epe<ia Dispatch to The \. Y. Tribune.
washington, Tuesday June C. ls6'.
The suppressed testimony causes very pro-
,ound sensation here while It's publication tsSes ne
War Department ana the Court by surprise. II " +
furnished TO TIE Ciaci4naa C7ru,vciat ~ Mr.. Ben.
Pman one Of TIE reporters OF the Court AID brother
sfths inventor Of Photography. ard was pnllsloi at
the peril Of the lives of the witnesses. some OF whom
aIa it 1t bsioyoi. still IL Canada.
Monteomery is an gent aud educated man for
nety resident Of New York. ana mbcrcd here IS
having taken out several valuable patents at the Pater
Oaioe.
Your correspondent became acquainted with
= b. NeIitt While he wa here Offering '"e
testimony Which has been Withheld. Ho IS culty'ted
srl veiread gentleman, Of excellent uauneIs, ply
ti,4an bv profession and evidently entirely tTuef-
iuceed, after he concluded his tcsriony before The
ooart Gen Grant being present, rose and stated mas
he knew the wines and desired voucb for his credi.
buity Dr. Merritt was besoaci n0' 20 return 30 Can.
ada both oy is friends hele and bis wc there br' be
persisted in COINS settle ur biz business intending 70
return mere Immediately. lie has rot been hefrd from
Nothing was done before fle c'rspratofs Court 90.
dav exeeps with the case Of DI. MudG and AZ tesii'
raony can prove anything it's clearly csiaoiAot tha'
be wos not here during the firsI week OF Nar,h
Couusel appeared g. indicate ths eyonii thai there
s. lso or no more evidence 10 bring forward IN b,af
q Atzefoct Snanglcr OLaUghfD, Harold and IL
nod
Two or three witnesses win he called ior Ars sur
rat ard at least half lcgen Tor Df. Mud -Four
WI aes.ea are summoned for Payne.
Hops are expressed that TIE tang O. testimony
viii close thursday.
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r.c rou-,A Army Corr- Goi~x q. Calves

r.r CtsIysl-ai. .l.csdaJ, suso O. l1l9.
The Cie-eiaad Loadss's Fourth Amy corps
c,,r,.t.,n.nc. .ays .ha. tho veteran riAliion
thst corps Il uudcr marching orders for 1aises'on
IcNfl, via New.bricnnH
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Commercial, Intelligence.

LlvFRpooL. May 26.-CorroS-sales Ok the
er 100 Oo bales incndn- 30, vs.e 10 specuatol ana
bale. % e1pJfe. Ih. market opened onoyeat Ut an
advance Of lld Der pound American, and ID Oh cher
h, riptiou clos s however with downward tendency.
In. to-day friday 8o0J bales. the mai act co'is
uui' -i'' '"'s Par Mddl.ng
,,t..,. .........,........lid Etd.
49, ............... i5.d.
Is."Is ...........i6d i5td.
Stock oi cotton in port, $4,000 oaes including 1000
Trade RgroRr-The Manchester market is qaiet and
fouIew hat easier. -
Tnr,os,trp. The BreslstDf. market is ycry dull
--T. fsyson mefA, u quiet aud steady.
ioSpos FRIDAY, MAY l6,-,orsols close ut @leys for
weekly return. II the Sank oil Enssnd show al Increase
of bullion 81 9g-5,0J0 -
Toe Of discount has been reduced by tho bans 10 per
-. II, 81 7,
liuois Central sLaes. Itd1ti tue Shares. aE:G'5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
turkey.

The British community of Constantinople
have presented o. address Of synpathy TO the American
Minister on account o. the assassination OF President
Lincoln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

Movement. OF Gen. sherman.

BTFlALc, Tuesday. June t. l'b3'
Gen. sherman passed through here ms ai'eF-
nooa for chicago wheiche vii arrive on "edn'sd"!
neh,. Cen. Gran, viii arrive in Chicago next ss'hf-
DAY
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Auuojutmens in ksntucky.

Louisville Monday. Jun" D. Zoo
william Sampson of Glasgow, n.y., has been
,nout.d Judge of the Court o Appeals To I'll the va
60 csnscd by the CT D. L. Bnlitt until tue
election ot bis successor.
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~ Teleersph.l
BAiIIgogE. Tue 10y June .,

Tho returned Alalyiau soldiers were vel
coined home today BE- splendid public entertain
nsrt 80 Druid Inn PARK at Tie expense the Ity Tow
eminent Gov Bradford addressed tlem. There Wss
an mmcuse turnout OF citizens ana ~ ~ enthusiasm
prevailed. Many northern officers were present rs
Sre. ard were charmed With the beanfai scenery o.
tine FlrS. ,.--
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. une 8, 1850
Thirteen thousand returning troops rave AZ
med In this city over the Pl,Adcphia aud H'l.mofe
Railroad since SATURDAY Three lhousaHd arrY' mere
10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

WASHINGTON. Tuesday june o. 100.
No witnesses were examined up 70 IociocA
this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

D. J. liiGd'ofyl Cleix OF the United STATES SupIome
Court heinz .xaniued Nv Mr.. Evi'r. r-stihed: Tint
Nereus T. horton q witness who hsd beer before the
,ouif arttlf % motion before the Supreme Cont oi
he United -.rtes ou The 81 dag vi March last. Tie
object b. call uC tai. vit"ess s. 10 TX CERTAIN gaA "a
regard 10 vheh Melton, - witanss, had previously
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60 the Assoeisied Press.


The -cadmg of the preyGcs doj record
occupied the Conn ssion until T. Aon tie body
COX a re,ess Until O'Clock Of Which hour they re
assembled.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
MARRIED

At st. Peters Church on Tuesday Evening
Aug. 20 by the Rev James Bonner, FRAsKLrN A.
BeLKSAr, to Miss CArHARIsE DURKEE all of this
Town.
In Rome, on the goth day of August 1865, by
Rev. A. II. Chase, Mr.. Rufus Z. Fillmore, to
Miss Mary Rilands.
In Rome, Oh the goth day of August 1865, by
Rev. T. A. Deming, Mr.. Eliot M. Crosby, to Miss
Betsey Crowell, all of the same village.
r In Geneva, Ohio, on the 18th day of Aug.
1865, by Rev. A. G. Thibbitts, Mr. Harrison
Wood, to Miss Mercy A. Milias, all of the same
place.
In Geneva, Aug. 25th, by Ed. G r. Richmond,
Mr.. Freeman Thorp, Of Bucyrus, o., TO Miss
OrlianaiA lEggleston, of Geneva ~ VI
In Rome, Aug. 23d by Joseph Inman, ESQ,
Mr.. Philander p Smith of Austnburg, to Miss
Anna l. Decker, eff Rome.
In Jefferson, at the American House, by Rev.
Thos. Oliver, 18th inst, Miss Lucy Ann Ship
man to Mr.. James NJ. Bronson, both Of Cherry
Valley.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

DYsESTERY AND DEATH have become alarm.
iugIy prevalent 10 our midst. One OF It's vic.
tims-one whose departure occasions more
than passing intereat--is MRS uATrIE s.
CunRAN, whose death occurred on Sunday night
last, after painful illness of one short week t,
bcrne with christian fortitude and patience
filial and devoted daughter, q thoughtful and
a1ectionste friend, and an ornament to society.
Mrs y. was born and reared n this town, and
her many estimable qualities Of heart aud mind
had endeared her TO large circle Of friends
who will sadly miss her kindly words aud AMI.
mating presence. To know her was to love
her. Her cultivated mind and graces Of char.
ter and person we're bcau;i6ed by the faith is
which she died. Her memory will lcDg be fra.
grant 10 stricken home--n the sabbath school
Of which she was faithful so successful teach.
er, and 10 many circles of loved friends. which
have been gladdened by her cheerfulness and
sunny manners. Though dead, she yet speak.
eth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

The surgeons reports show that our armies
have suffered greatly from cbills and fever
which is induced by the miasms aud change Of
climate to which they are exposed. They also
6nd Ayers Ague Cure is so efsctval remedy
for this distemper. and are urging tbe govern
meDt to adopt IL .witbin the regulations. The
surgeoo-G General besitates because II Is put up
10 a proprietary form. However great that
convenience to the public, he prefers the
physicians Of the army should give their own
directi for the doses. Whatever probes.
sional pride may dicate, lie knows as we'll as we
do, that Dr. Ayers Cure" is IN almost perfect
sntidote for the Ague, and that the soldiers
should have the benefit of IL, no we'll as the
people -Hashingfon Correspondent, ID. C..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
DIED
In jefferson, August oath of consumption, Mr..
Orange Northway, aged G6 years.

In jefferson, August oath of consumption, Mr..
Orange Northway, aged &c years.
In Jefferson, Aug. 18th, 1865 of Encephaloid
Cancer on the right arm. Judson L., only son o!
Harvey II. and Betsey L. Greene in his eleventh
year. ..-r.,. ... -
On the 18th June. 1865, in hospital at Green's
boro. N. c., Newell T. Baker, son of Emerson
Baker, in the Both year of his age Mr.. Baker
was member of Co. K l77th o., having enlist
ed in Saybrook, where he leaves wife and two
children to mourn his death.
On the goth inst, in Ashtabula, of congestion
of the brain, John j. only son of Joseph and
Harriet j f. Hall, aged years. ,... .,..-
In Plymouth, on Thursday the 10th ult., Mrs.
Ann Udy, aged 50 years. a..a... a.-
In New Orleans, July 1st, of consumption,
CHARLES EATos, of the I'd Ohio Battery, and
son of DR.. Horace Eaton of shtabula, in the
goth year of bis age. His funeral will be attend
ed on Sunday the Sd of September, at the Union
House, East Ashtabula 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

ORwELL-For some six or seven weeks kin I
ofepidemc. presenting symptoms or typhus
bilious and chill fevers, together with 6yseutery
has prevailed at Orwell; new cases Of prostra.
tion BY this novel disease daily occur. Dr.
b. N. Gilkerson, worn out 10 his efforts to
save the lives Of others, has himsefjust fallen a
victim TO the malady.
REssIEoNATIoN OF PRESIDENT FINNEY We
learn from the Oberlin Ne,cs, of the 3O,h in-
slant, that the Trustees Of Oberlin College, at
their session last week, received and accepted
the resignation Of Mr. Fiuney, as President
This step is taken by the venerable President
10 consideration of bis advanced age aud uncer-
tain health. We understand that he will con
Time to teach and lecture 10 the Theological
Department the same as heretofore. No ap-
poin,meut to gil the vacancy has yet been
made.
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Business Notice.

Buslness NOTICE.
DIARRBGA AND DYsENTERY. have exam
ined great number of letters from some of the
most prominent citizens of Cincinnati and Gov.
ingtoo, etc., speaking 10 very high terms of Dr.
Stricklaud's Anti.Cbolera Mixture for the cure
Of Ditarrhea and Dysentery. The letters are
too long to publish. Mr.. Woods, of Coving.
ton, says be was pronounced iucurable by the
best doctors Of Cincinnati, and one bottle Of
DR.. Strickands Anti Cholera MIXTURE effected
q permanent cure after sufiering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrhea and Dysen-
terry. For sale by Druggists. ffa-a =
For sale 10 AshtabuIa, Ly George Willard.
and Fl. A. Hepdry. asl1 D. au.a .- b SO4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
= Village Ordinance.

n
de II Ordained by the Mayor, Recorder
ant Trustees Of the Incorporated Village Of Ahtabes
section That each and every person having estate
ieesmpe for life 10 hnd situated and abutting the
Wt side OF Park street between Vine street and lake street
build or cause to be built by tn. first day OF November A. d.
ot and maintain plank brick. or stone sidewalk
thr feet wde In front Of their premises so situated Said
wall to be built OF uniform grade and to be built under the
oirediOn OF the council and hereinafter provided
Sv:tion 2 Said Walk built OF plank 10 be OF White Oah
or Hock two inches thick, twelve feet long, and not TO
excee eight inches In width II Of oak and twelve inches
OF henock The string pieces to be Of oak not les thaa
three inches by four and three feet long The ank to be
securely fastened aud to have string pieces under each END
and ose In the middle Of each plank. . .
section II at the expiration Of the time above speched
any owner OF resl estate situated shall have
JAILED comply wfh the requirements OF sections ose and
two, sha be the duty Of the Mayor soch sidewalk
to be blt either Of pIank stofs f the unc
direct md to keep account OF the cost OF the
which unpaid khah be- returned to the County Au-
otter, I, be assessed upon the land.
Secn 4. f at any time sal walk shall get out OF repair
1t shall be the duty Of the real estate
abutting sh walk, To- repair the Upon their neg
lsctng refusing to do II shall be the ddty OF the Mar
shall under the direction OF the council after giving ten days
notice to the said to repair said ~ak 70
repair tae the The of said repairs the councn
shall csuse to be assessed upon the land.
Passed August T. 1863 -
Attest, .... f II. l.. MORRISON,
T. FL FITCH Recorder Mayor.
Aehtahula Aug 4. 1865. otol4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
Wiharfs Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
+. 's.r-f hsI4 sast
The Great Remedy for Consxmption.


.t -. . .g READING, P&., April 10, 1864.
bR. wIszARf-Dedr Sa:-One year ago the Examining
Surgeon of this district told had eonsuption Of the
Lungs and that could not be cured and judging all
my symptoms at that fme myself supposed this be true
for than year troubled with hacking cough,
which gradually grew bad that could not have
st coughing without sping up blood large quantities.
For months could not work at anything, and obliged
in Mr. Rawbotbams store, in this city and he seeing
bow low recommended to try Pine Tree Tar
ii had cured many others he believed il would do
good bought bottle and commenced using It. In very
short time that getting better very fast and z
Ger taking several bottles entirely restored to health
that could work every day at business, which is very
heavy work. in iron foundry. When commenced to
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial weight only hundred
and thirty ve pounds siuce the use Of have weighed on
an average hundred and Gfty fve. shall be glad to
have you publish this, believe should not have been
living this time M had used yonr great medicine and
/ wish all who suffer 10 receive its benefit
Very truly yours,
70 .a... Capt. SAMTEL HARNBR, a
Ne. 334 s. Eighth street, Reading, Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

parity she bscd, snd sxpel disease they purge the
fsui humors which breed sad grow distemper, stimulate
sugssh dsordsed organs into their natural acion and
part healthy with strength the whole systsm
Not only do they the everyday complaints Of every
boAr bst also 6rmidsbls ana dsnferoes Discusses Whs
hey produce powerful escfs fbet Are st the Tina "a
SiisAed dssss the sAst and physle that Be
Dsysd or ehildrsa Being they plsas.nt
sfkAr. Carss bees made which ssp.ss bs.f ws,:
they pst subsAut ted W OF such exalted poxes spd
shssesf TO oFbd the suspicion OF untroth Many sn-
iasnt esyms. and physicians hare ient their names 70
certify - The pase the reliability Of rsnedies vhils
sths have sent the OF their conviction that
eur Pr.pso eoutTbuts Immediately To the resf sf our
An1icted, suGUriag fellow 49,, a.,
The agent below named d pleased to furnish gratis our
Anerissn Amsnss ooniniug directions for the use and
sssshestss OF their eures OF the following oompains
Costivassa Billions Complaints, Rhenmstism, Dropsy,
Hssrbusn Headache arising foul stomach, Nausea nd
Esstion morbid nAetioe o the Bowels and Pain arisns
hsrso riatuisrey, Lon q Appetite, ~ Disases wteh
~ svssuant msdeius. They also purify bosd snd slim
uAtiBg the systsu complaints vhch II would not
- suppose9 hey eeafd reach, such Deafness Partial
nIindnss Nsufsss and Nervous inftibry eranesnsnts
sfhs liver aad Kidneys. 0out and other kinded complaints
srisinS nom low state u ths body obstrsssons Of s
Ds act b put % BY usppsplsd dealers win other pssp
sssfisns which they make profit Demand ArExs and
tAAs sths The .isk want the best aid there b them
P.se.ssi b. DS J. q AiEs Co., Ie-.n. Moss, and sold
- asslsSs svsyuhsss. y q tFltt1T-f ~ NJ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
DM. aARsHALL's 80
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This snu6 has thoroughly proved itself 10 BE- the hest
ticls ever known sOs curing the Csterrh, Geld In
che Head and Headache II has been found an ex-
cslsnt remedy IN macy eases Sore Eyes, DE afness
has hcea removed b. H. and hearang hss otsss been IN
sbsrretons; strsnsthens the Glands and gives healthy
action 10 the parts aneeed II IL recommended By many
th. bsss physicians and h used with great success and ss
fAetien everywhere. -E tru =. 1F .
Nsrs than h.ry ysa experience has proved is great
vs,ss and st this stands higher than be-
fsrs saa BY Il. 4 HENDE1 Ashtsbula and b. ell Drug
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
.e WiMarfs Pine Tree Cordial. ~,
10 recommended and prescribed In the praeticso
large number of the Intelligent and able phys icians
jr. The Tar Cordial. whes taken w;tA
DIR. Wis1ayts Dyspepsia Pals, n
Is an UTailing Cure fer Dyspepsia,

mr. :-1 wish 20 add my testimony TO the hum
deds receive TO the healing properties Pine
Cordial For fifteen years sufferer ten years OF that time
have slept only In chsir not being able 70 lie for
Of suocaon have employed of the best ply
sicans in Phiadelpha who all pronounced my incra
bic. the College, where the Faculty having
done what they could my disease ncurable
Asthma and Chro c Dyspepsia Its last STAGE and that
my lunga .ere partially gone Finding one OF your circu
dial perseverinsiy used seven bottles and box and
half Of your Dyspepsia Pills. when felt that disease had
wholly given way, and the Cordial had gwen vgor
snd strength continued improve and for the past three
months have been able to sleep In my bed soundy
ever did Wei, and have gaiued twenty-five
pounds in my weight am able to work and provide for
nv family. seld this true and faithful statement for
benefit Of ths Gering. Friends call and me,
Oxford Church Pc oGce, Twenty ward Philadelphia
sH Isaac HELLERHkS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
JEFFERSON, August &c, 1865.

To The Editor ofAe Telegraph:
In your issue Of this day see a notice Of the
Senatorial Convention Of this District, which
incorrectly presents me as candidate for nom.
inatiou at that time. You will obige me by
allowing me to say to yoar readers, 10 correc-
tion. that distinctly announced 10 convention
that I was not q candidate. 10 our County
Delegation said that had treated the subj .ct
as though the Senator was to be conceded to
Lake Ccuuiy, and intended to be governed
by that idea. and for this reason / opposed any
union Of our County upon one man. had
not taken any steps to Influence the Delegation
or the selec lion Of Delegates from any town
aud therefore / proposed to stand out Of the
way, and support Lake County man, accord
ing to the tsct understanding that had obtained
to 20 considerable al extent that felt bound
by it. As principle hold that the candidate
ought always to be chosen from the District
ssd not Counties. But 10 that case the Dele.
gates Of ,he Counties ought not to combine or
act - from separate Counties. Ifthe Counties
act separately, the claims of Counties ought to
be Recognised but if County limits are nol
90 recognized, the delegates should act sepa
rstely 10 reference to the whole district, voting
for man without reference to the locality =
As long as the district divides 10 convention
so long the counties will make county claims
and that rigAtfulIy. 1t is hardly necessary for
me to say that have every confidence in the
nominee. 10 the support of every measure thai
i regard as vital. Mr.. Kellogg believe will
vote on oil the questions relating TO huma,
rights, and 10 the election of United States
Senator, precisely as 1 would if in his plact
My vote gave bin the nomination in conven
sion and l see no reason why should b,
presented as dissatisfied. could not help IL
IL some one voted for me when vas not b
candidate. Others we're SO compIimenied, and
you have not dragged them intO unnecessary
notice. You will excuse me for asking th.
favor Of pablishiug this where your readers
may see T. On reflection you may understand
that your srliele could not be an agreeable
version Of the affair, TO me ihoogh do no,
know Of any reason you would have to pressD,
ne 10 IN nRkindly view. HHY 81 q ,a,I
o0ll Respectfully y .sZ
~ M
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

Qua You've Folks, the new Magazine for
children, has IL illustrations. and contributions
from Lucy Larc,m, Gail Hamilton. Julia g. r.
Dorr, Mary N. Prescott, Charlotte X. Chsnter,
Carlton, Dio Lewis, J. I. Trowbridge, Harriet
Beecher Stowe. 4. b. Aldrich, Anna NJ. Wells
Edmund Kirk, aud others A capital Magazine
for children. 81.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

Dr. Franklin Tuthill. formerly Associate
Editor Of the New Y ork Daily Times, and for
two years member of the Legislature--oDce
from Suffolk County and once from Brooklyn,
and recently connected with the California
Press-died in the city of Brooklyn on the 9th
He was brother Of the Rev. G. M. Tuthill OF
this village.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

nhAHDhBTRS VEGETABLE FltL8.
rsinaibs r sostveness spasms less Of Appetite sick
headache gddiue of bloatlng after MEALS dzness
Sovsnss and campiug Pains, and all disorders Of the
stomach and bowels .,..... -. 49,,
OHginai Letter al zgl Canal Street, New York
J. J. G, COOK, pnblisher Of the STATE Bssser, Ben
sinstos, w. he sttachsd with DysPepsis. and
susred 20 severely from e. that particle Of food could
taken without cecasonns the most uncomfortable
tIea q his stomach For I've year. he ,Ssrsd from The
ThsGrs boz did bsns6t him mnch but the
ssd predneed end b the lime be had taken s box
gone: my sspeesen osn early death vanished
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, or Cough
Lozeuges. cure Cough Cold, Hoarseness aud
Influenza, or any Irritation or Soreness Of the
rhr oat. lt 80 " +-~+
Great service in subduing Hoarseuess"
Rev. DANIEL WISE, N. 7.
"The Troches are a staff of life 10 me"
PkoF. EDWARD NoRTH,
Pres Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y.
simple and elegant combination for Coughs
Colds, &c. T
DR.. G. N. BIaELow, Boston.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

BURGLARY.-The First National Bank at
Wellington, Lorain County, was broken open
by burglars on Monday night the 2sth. an en-.
trance having been effected through the back
door. The burglars cut open two panels Of the
safe with cold chisels, and thus were enabled
to get at the combination lock and open it,
The inner compartment was Of steel. burglar
proof, and in this were deposited the funds of
the Bank, which seemed to have been con.
.idered too forbiddipg and discouragng for the
short hours of single night. 10 the outer
compartment OF the safe were the special De
posi,s, the amount stolen not being exactly
known. but supposed to be from $4,000 to
100000, which fell into the hands Of the rob-
bers. The credit of the Bank has not been
injured, as none of its funds were taken.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
Business Notice

New Goods just arrived at CoHES & GnAr-
srNsKsr's new store. They are just opeuing
their second ipstalmept Of summer goods of the
latest style, and very cheap. Persons wishing
to make purchases will do well to examine tbeI
stock and prices er.s.r.r -r