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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26
sOldiers' Orphan Asylum,

Pursuant to previous notice, meeting WAS hsld in
the congl egaonal Church, on Sabbath evening last,
to devise means for raising contributions for The Sol
ders' Orphan Asylum, now being established at Mad
iIon. DR.. Gridey presided. Hon. A. Van wyck, who
Is one Of the State Committee representing the inter
ests Of the Institution. gave statement Of the pl.n
proposed the pecunisry wants. and made an eloouept
sppeal IN behalf OF its claims Bret aud interesting
addresses were also made b, Prof Kaox Rev Mr.
Mann, Judge Jisun, Col. ByEts and J. I shsphoro
ltsppears from The representations gwen that !.
property known as the " Falvell prop, "a y yors,
between $4,000 and 800 GOO can re parohasSa 10 t;.
truly praiseworthy object, for $40 00e. Thirty iboo
sand dollars are wAnIed, to make The tecssssry IN
provements, and f1r providing proper accommodate
forithe orphan children 1t is estimated hat rhe~e
are IN the state OF Wiscc nsin 900 children who ny.
been made orphans in consequence of the terrible
through which We have just pass ed, What proper
ton OF this vast multitude OF orphan Children are
absolutely dependent, of is not sscerta
put that there is large number in imms date want
IS upquesnonRble It is Illuminating act that NJ ANY
nave stready been sent 10 the poor house That the
children OF our noble Wisconsin soldiers who hay,
laid down their lives in defence of the should
be Obliged to hnd homes in poor houses is certainly
discreditsbe to hs patriotism and humanity Of The
people Of the State. =, :
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

1t will be seen that the average advance
in these articles is over one hundred per
cent On some il 10 nearly three hundred
per cent. Yet the tariff e.does5ntt account
for this advance 1t is the consequence
mainly of the depreciation of gcurrehcy, tho
increase of wages, and an increased demand
for all the necessaries of life 1.-THE farmer
must pay twice as much for a coat as form
erIy, he gets correspondingly Increased
price for his own products The high prices
Of goods may cause him to be more econom,
ical than formerly, but, notwithstanding
taxes and high prices of goods, the financial
condition of the farmers of Wisconsin gem
orally was never more prosperous than now.
But for the failure of their wheat crop last
year. it would be better now than ever be-
fore.--Modsson Journal, -. 1 ,...s.,,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

WALLACE MYeATT will sell at auction OF
Saturday next, some valuable young stock
and Other property.
See advertisement
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

There is large advance shown here uTI-
doubtodly But is it in consequence Of the
tariff? Is the advance greater than in othor
articles In that very month Of Oct. 1860,
we find lumber quoted at $50 in this mar
ket, which cannot now be bought fer less
than $40 or $50 per thousand feet. We
subjoin list of prices of a few farm prod.
nets in this city as published in Oct, 1860.
with the present prices of the same articles:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

EEEpitaphs are not always veracious,
but they are more truthful than the labels
Of the so-called foreign perfumes now sold
IN this maaket. Don't be duped by these
printed fables. They are counterfeit pre-
sentiments, covering counterfeit articles.
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus" is. on
the other hand, precisely what it purports to
be- pure, unimpeachable staple of the toll
ct. :, Sold everywhere. s. = -sJaIsT a.Il
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

q Tbs Pope has issued an allocution warn.
ing the faithful against Free Masons, and
calling upon secular Governments to SUD.
PRESS the organization. He also condemns
all other societies of q secret character,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26
SEALED ADVERTISEMENTS
Coed BuIIding or r arming Lands.
ON SHORT OR LONG CREDIT.

DARTIEs DESTROYS Of purchs:ing in lots Of 10 acre;
II oTupw2Tds, in the INN edate vicinity Of Ksuoths
may be accommodated Oh application to J. Lamb.
His residence within tvs miles Of the city, 9Th 100
esres eilAaS gag alss be purchased.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

WORTHY Of MENTIoN.-We are indebted
= o to our friend E. Cooke of tn 0 Town of Som
ers, for bushel of his incest apples, az
sample of the production of his orchard.
=. ltjs but jestice to say that we have seldom
10 seen better. Mr.. Cooke has a first class or
chard filled with several varieties of choice
apples of which he had several hundred
bushels this season He has our thanks
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

r - $50 THOU AND DO LIKEWISE "-Onr friend
and subscriber Norman Bailey of Paris fur
. nished US the other day, witt specimens OF
the product Of his orchard. A ride through
the country this fall when on every hand
you see the orchards grooming with their
loads Of fruit-aDd choice fruit too-n,akes
one long to be, a, farmer But then there
is some compensation, when friend like
Dir. Bailey is thoughtful enough not to let
/ you go away empty. ne
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

OOu nAA &-madison In this State, and
and Chicago ILL.,, have been Boosting for some
time pact, Of having in their immediate viciui-
~ large beds of Peat, which are capable of be.
ing turned to good account for fuel for dome,.
TIC purposes, but more especially for mechaDi.
cal purposes. Well, Kenosha cannot afford to
be behind hand in any of these great natura,
resources, 60 she also boasts of her inexhausti-
peat beds. aaa 'L s.-
Our fellow citizen, HARVEY DuRKER. inform.
as that he has, on his farm, about 2! miles from
the city, deposit of peat which has been pro-
nounced by those qualified to Judge, to be- Of tho
very best quality of that article Old men who
have used Peat most of their lives, in Ireland
declare this to be in every respect equal to
the best that country produces This bed ia
tnree-ionrths ola mile in length, 20 rods wild Q
and 10 feet in depth. Mr. Durkee has dried
end tried some of this pest and finds that il
burns freely, makes a very hot, fire. and leaves
no residum buta small amount of white ashes
de put bod full of the prepared peat into his
GOAL stove, and it burned as long, and gave out
az much hoat as the best quality of hard lump
coal. With the proper facilities for cutting and
preparing the peat for use, we understand it
can be furnished probably, for 80, per ton, and
one ton OF the peat will go as far, aud make A.
much heat astwo tons of the best Lehigh coal
tor all mechanical purposes. cess 1 - laot
No" if anybody or any company wish to start
Wooden Factory, or Cotton Factory even,
here is the material for the necessary fuel so
cheap as to throw the advantages Of water
POWER into the shade. Since Mr.. Durkse proved
the qualities of this peat, we understand he 10
decidedly in favor of starting both WOODEN
and Cotton, Factory, confident that no other
locality in the State presents 80 many advants.
ges for such manufactures.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

Ss-Of the new issue of 5=20sL$50.000
00O,-$40,0 600, 900 have thus far been TAX
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Another. Man.Csctwr;,v R.,..,

AWUtAoFs VIHEAFNctmrHNS EsimbIfph-
ment.-We are glad to learne. that Col. Dss-
SIS HYEEs, after having served his country 20
well in the field, haz determined to b.,
. no less active and enrerprisiug in the
walks OF peace. We understand he is already
busy in completing his arrangements tor the co.
taolshment OF an, extensive Barrel aud Cssk
Munufaetory. His plan comprises business
that shall employ about 40 hands, and he will
manufacture for the Chicago mat X ct principally,
- lie has purchased cite near the che. s, Mi.
;, g. r. Depot, and will at once proceed with the
erection OF the necessary buildings. ~.
Such an establishment will add TO the popu-
iation and prosperity of our city in no small de-
gree We wish the Col. and his enterprise the
most unbounded success ..-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

EAN III ;itst .EO-AAAN oS9
IaiiqsrGoLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
RICH SILVER WARE,
Geld Iewelry, Opera Glasses, Phst~
IN. - graph Adams, Sc. 'D
IL or ELM viii be sole at the Average price
II s. 90 each without regard to ysiue. and not 80 DO
paid for unit, you what You will rsceiIsil Tse
Last article t." be rod IN th'' sac for T"o Doi-srs,
rg lii IsEorth from $500 to $1,000
At the srs Rets Prices and the articles range a.
70 " GOLD WATCHES s. PIANOS. 4go{
Worth from $3.50 to $1,000 Each.
We wiz give whensyer preferred IN exchange for
me smallest SOLO for Two DolIsrs IN this sale
= splendid II eAVy Plated Richly Engraved
& SILVER BUTTER Dish. OK CASTOR,
s.tfs. :. yalue 1900 or Beautiful '.
so Picture Photograph Album, " orth So 10 -5'i
40 YOU See very lowest articles Jou ger
xof. h from co TO $1,000 while thsIe is possibility
70 GET any OF the valuable articles. from q SiYer
AXE Basket Tea Set 10 81 600 grard Piano for
OF - two dollars. On this novel one Price Gold
PIN By pui chasing direct from the Msnufscturers
iation instead Of paying profits that Usually go
81 Retailers, JoDoers, &C. 49,. ... r.s- .r..iN
The plan adopted, the price system Of sdVer!i
sing recently gsnzed, and DecsniLg SO very popu-
lar erywhers-as follows:
- SEALED ADVERTISEMENTS, II
OF all the articles are veil mixec and given regard
less Of choice customers. The customer buys Ave
Y cry valuable Recipes, WORTH many dollars each !;
and q aofection Of popular songs for twenty ave
cents. and on opening the sealed advertisements
given him. gets subscription of the article for SALE
90, and ifs value, aud is then at your option
to 81 90 and take it or not; you ay thus be
fortunate as 10 purchase Watch Piano or any
article in the stock for S2,0O and get Issa
tnan Sc 90 worth ~ usual prices. .-.l
Sealed Advertisements mailed with Receipts and
Songs free rs cents foS one package, 81 o0 for g.
o. 90 for H. $500 for 80 $40 % for 49, SIS 0O for 100
Address, C. NJ. DUNN Aetuary, Gold Jexelry Ba-
za.r, So. So, ST h SO Madison ct. Ger. DsarbOn,
Chicago, ILL., eW99
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Iixf az Premiums.

Awarded at the 13ta Annual Fair of
shc Ksme.ha De. Agricultural Secie-
az, held ON the 1iih & 12th days si
October, 1858.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

The Committee report that department 6llsd
TO OVERLOOKING and the grea,est variety ever
exhibited in Kenosha county. SO much 70
that it has been very dificuit in many cases to
decide which should have the preference The
following are the awards
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

Pstert Hsrnetics ~ sealed. The most perfect Jar
10 the m-rket simple and always reliable Full di-
for preparing the uit, sealing and opening,
accompany each jar. -Por sale a. the
UNION DRUG STORE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

The Committee report there were entries of
Bucks from Vermont, one pen of 10, one OF 90
and one OF 81, Of fine animals, from which the
farmers would do we'll to select to improve their
sheep. Also Mr. L. Bassett, of Randall, sxhib-
ited pen of 3 fine Bucks
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26
+. NEWELL, Sec 2.


Rruis RaIsing.-We have shown that ali
the small fruits can be grown in this vicinity as
vel as in any other at the ~est--thst we are
nearer to Cbicago, and our facilities for getting
freighr to that city are better than from any
. ont whatever. q
If then these fruits can be proftsbly raised
suy where Henosha having better advantages
lean certainly make profitable business ou'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

ACCIDENT AND DEAraI-Heury Wilkinson
jr., aud Sylvanas Greebhow, while out some
half a mile from shore, off Henry Wlkinson's
resiJeoce, in small boat. drawing catfish
lice, bhI Sunday last the boat was up set aud
both parties elung for time to the boat, but
becoming separated, Wilkinson, who could
swim, wen, down fi thc tlatch oil Greenhow,
who cOalduot k,strdggle at the bottom re-
suited in Wilkinson clearing Himself and swim.
ing for the shore, while his companion, unable
TO help hianself, drowned II. ii. Hail. OF this
village aOd others being in the locality. at
once showed out couple OF boats in search or
the body, and after some two hours effort. sue
seeded in hooking into ibs clothes Of the dc.
ceased aud bringing the body 70 shore. Green
how was a connection oftbe Wilsinsoh family
about az years Of age, and had friends at WIZ
ianytowp, New York, whittier the body was
sent "a VI. :. -sf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05
MARRIED


In Conheaut On the 3lst day of July, at the
residence of the brides father, by Rev, ID. f,
Reynolds, Miss Laura A. Richardson to Mr.
Horace M. Cook, both of C0nneaut.
In Bradyville, Adams Co. Ohio, on the 9th
elt., by i-=---, Mr.. r. E. Woodbury., of the
18th Q. Y. IL, to Miss Fanny D. Sheldon, of
Bradyville. .e ...s ,.,., ~. ,...'..5, ..,,, ,,.i
In Colebrook on the 9Th of July. by F. Har-
fington, Esq, Miss Maria Drake, of Colebrook,
to Mr.. James U. York, of Colebrook. " .'at- -
X. HallOck, Miss Jane Edney, to Mr.. Albert II.
Terry, both of Ashtabua
In Harpersfield on the 28d of July, by Rev.
D. Richardson, Miss Lucy A. Alderman of
Hartsgrove, to Mr.. Hamilton Secherill of Harp
ersfed ........
In Rome on the 9th Of July, by II. c. Ack-
ley, Esq. Miss Rosina Alderman, Of Rome, to
Mr.. Nathaniel Wilder of Morgan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

DIARRHGA AND DfsEHT ERy.-We have exami
ined a great number ofletters from some Of the
most prominent c,it'ps OF Cincinnati and Gov
ipgtou, etc., speaking 10 very high terms Of DR.
S,ricklapd's Anti. Cholera Mixture for the cure
Of Dhorrbea and Dysen,ery.. The letters are
too long TO publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Coting.
ton, soys he was pronounced incurablc by the
best doctors Of Cincinnati, and one bottle Of
Dr. Strickland's Anti. Cholera Mixture Effected
q permanent cure after suffering fof months
with the worst form OF Diarrbea and Dyseu-
terry. For sale by Druggists o. v0.rtnE
For sale 10 Ashtabula, W George Willard,
and III. A. Hebdty. 604
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

q Sticks of PRoGkEss S=One OF our observant
citizens chided us the other day for failing to
notice.. while recoInting the evidences of ad-
vancement towards city cohsequeote, hat Of
the advent Of a professional iuinerant boot.
black, who with his stocE In trade under his
arm, will give your understanding most ex-
qaiSite polish, for dime, no matter where you
meet him. II now we only had some ready
process for the removal aud publication of the
old stains Of political error, the out cropping of
coppery consciences, the hope of Improvement
would be much more satisfactory and the work
more salutary perhaps.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

PERsoSAL.--we find, saysthe Sentinel. The
following paragraph in the London correspou-
deuce orthe Cincinnati Gaz.tie, Of little in
forest to ourfelves and friends. The time Of
sailing mentioned. would Indicate bis arrival at
Boston to-day.
w. D. Ho~ells. t q, American Consul
at Venice, is now in London with bis fam
lily. He has four months fuI Io'HgH, during
which time he goes TO The Uniied States
sailing from Liverpool on the a3l inst
While here be. is haRjgg q pleasant re.
ception from Trollope. Hughes, Cooke and
other literary genllemea.s. Mr. HIS pro
dactions, and especially his admirable pa,
pers on Modern Italian Eletature, are ex
citing the attention they deserve % ---l.- elIa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

There Is not boating enough on the canal
bet&eau Warren Youpgs,o$H to keep down
the grass and weeds that are cplseftng it inio
d marsh. A boat was dragged through the
canal day or two since. with Do apparatus at
the stern for cutting swariR through the sub.
marine vegetation. The days Of this once i'm
por,ant artery of commerce, says the Chronicle,
are destined to be few and fdi Of frogs and
swami. grass, o. E- iIIJ Gi-Jc1heA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

Doom PtAfEs "A very neat and Useful
article 10 the way of Door Plates, Is manu-.
factured by our towusmau.N. B. RAY, aud put
up at very moderate outlay. AS ii comports
with the approval and Taste of the village
editor whose "bauner is thus made to hang
on the outer walls" Of course there can be no
question about its fitness.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05
Wishart's Pims Tree Cordial.
10 now recommended and preferibed In the pras,ics
large number Of the most Intelligent and abls physicians
TIE Tar Cordial, wken taken vita d,
DR. W;rAa,f. Dy,pepsia Pills,
Is an Unfaiiing Cure for Dysptpsia:

Mr.. wnHARr:- wish to ada my testimony this hum
dred receive to the healing properties Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen sufferer, ten years Of that time
have slept only in chair not being able TO lie down for
fear Of suocaon have employed Of the best ply
cans in Philadelphia who ali pronouneed ny case neuts-
Bile. was taken to the College, where the Faculty having
what they could declared disease ncurbe
Of Atha and Chroac Dyspepsia in its last STAGE aud that
my lungs partially Finding one OF your cft
lars my wife from your store bottle Of your Cor
dial Perseyeringly used seven bottles and box and
half of your Dyspepsia Pills when M that my dsease had
wholly given way and the Cordis bad given vlgor
and strength continued improve asd for the past three
months have been able TO sleep In my bed SspIe as
pounds In my weight am abs TO work and provide for
family ed this true and faithful statement for
the benefit Of ths Hering. Frends call and me-
Oxford Church p OAes Twenty third ward Philadelphia.
ISAAC HxtaKkfkAS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

Hor The weather for day Of two has
been sufficiently t5rid to make poor. mortal
"tug and sweat Under weary fortune" who
had nothing to DO to lift his brooding thoughts
from himself and Surroundings. Just give a
man active employ theDt for mind aud body, aud
the ills and burdens Of lie are riaipg 'afInrs.
Printers nre therefore tho most philosophical
aud happy of thottals in this heated season.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

LIFE OF ABRAHAM MIR. r. G. HAYWOOD,
has the agency for Ashtabula aud vicinity, for
the lie Of the late President, By H on. H. j.
RAYMOND, Editor Of the New York Tues !;
Member Of Congress, and Chsirnan of the
National Union Committee, etc. 1t is au
octave volume Of $50 pages, in cloth, leather
or Turkey Morocco. Ills believed that il will
take lis place at once as an impar,iul, truthful
aud standard biography aud history. It will
contain most perfect compilation Of facts,
including his Proclamations, speeches, mes.
sages, letters, &C., &c, as we'll as au Interesting
biographical description of bis noble and event.
ful life the history Of his humble origin, AID
the sad tragical scenes attending his death.
Tie work is sold uuly by subscription and can.
not be obtained except through the agent, Mr.
Haywood. who is now canvassing this village.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05
=. - -.
Editor Of Telegraph-Dear Sir :

with your permsiop Mil, tosay 10 tho eaters OF Jour
paper that vi sen w return mail oil who ith it,
(free) aRetye With full objections making hhd using
simple Vegetable Balm that will etctualy eove ia ten
days. Pimpes, Bloehes, Tan Feekles ah all Impurities
the Skn leaving the soft clear smooth and eau u
I~iil free to those having Bald Heads, Bare
Faees sise 1irations add nformatiuh will enable
start full growth OF Luxuriant HAIR Whhkers or
Aoustache in less than 80 days.
All applications answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours,
TiIOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
Suys1 IL 81 D a.. ,s3l Broadway, NY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

A Ministerial Council will hold q special
session at the Brick Church in Conneaut on
Thursday, Aug. 8. 1863, for the purpose OF
Ordainihg to the work f.he G5spel ainistery.
Russell NJ. Keyes! Examination of Candi.
date, II o'clock P. NJ Ordination Sermon at
8 o'clock P. NJ, by Rev. 6, ". TutLill. oflhe
Cobe. Church Ashtabula. TIE public are in
fited. .ta1ia 'i oi rr. nj .n'r.r
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Wi.horf. Pine free far Cordial.
The Grsai Remedy yfSr CoasamptiOn.

+ -.f. ,.-..-... -- HEADING, Pa, April I9, 1864.
Dr.. wIsuARf-bkaf si:--one year ago the Examining
Surgeon Of this district told had consuption OF the
Lungs and could be cured and judging from all
my symptows At that time myself saptssed thS 70 Be true
for than year troubled with hacking cough,
which gradually grew bad that could not have
at Of coughing without splitting up blood In large qu&ties
For months could not work at anything. and obliged
ID t Raw wboham's store In this ETY. and he seeing
how low recommended me toy your Pine Tree Tar
it bad cured many Others he believed would do
good bought bottle and eetYmensed using it, In very
ter taking several tes entirely restored to health
that gould work day at my business which s very
heavy work, in al ifoh oundy. When Ieommenced to
your Pine Tree Tar 4ordis weightss only hundred
ana thirty FIVE ptuns snee ths Of 1t have weighed on
average one htndIed and fifty Eve. shah be glad to
have you ths "a believe should not have been
fvhg ts time i had mt used great medicine and
wish AL Wis suffer to receive its benefit
Very truly yours, "
., Capt. sAMrKL HARSEK.
No. s34 s. Eighth street, Reading, Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05
DR.. nknshALL's
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This Snuff has thoroughly psoved itself TO be- the bet
ticle syey known for curing the Cstarrh, Cold In
the Head and Headache. II has been found an
eeent remedy in mauy OF orc Eyes, Ds afness
has been removed by ii, and Hearing has often been
greatly improv ed its opens and purges out all
obstracons; streng and gives bsarthy
action to the parts Affected II Is reconnendd by manyo
faction everywhere { ilTI 80
than thirty years exp, rshce has brOsed its great
value and a. tks obiept II Stands kieher than be-
ststxs ~ :, u i'T I 70 lTr D. ...r IT'S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

MoGUrar, 10 DAIRY out contemplated i'm
provement 10 his business, is giving his store
little greater altitude-boo,ting the roof up,
and putting his work shop in the loft and de.
voting the whole ground foor to sales room
purposes .............. .sast.4..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

The comparative statement of the circula.
tions Of the different New York city dailies,
published by us week or two ago, is pro.
uounced by the Tribune, to he false, in that
the sales at their Counter 10 taken to represent
IFS entire circulation by mail ae we'll.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05

EXAMINING SuRGEoN.-DR. EAMEs, OF this
village, has been, we are happy to hear, ap.
pointed by the Pension Office, Examining Sur.
geon FOR that Office, FOR The passing upon ap-
plicants for pensions. The appointment is a
judicious Que.