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~ sod 50 iEIers of the Day and y eelaJ
union, Printers Alley. between Union and Dead'
encx eireets-
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

CtONE a TUEN ELL--Wholesae and Reiaii
L y Bookse ler-. sssiionare. ana ReWs Agents.
10 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn
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CIISGLtT0N. X. --hookseller, Publisher,
y 5 aiio1lr. and Reriedisai Dealor, fcsi Once
building
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DAUL a SANFORD. FouaedBs and Co. mis-
sion Aefchants- Our prompt alsf Elion Is gwen
10 the receiving and Forwarding q COTTON A
5ouih Market street
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THIRD NATIONAL RANK OF EAsHVIII.E-
II Itsals in ExchanFsi 9Ggernment eaeilriea
and Goa. Coiecticna tronptlf Attended -.
". ". BEaEF, President EDGaE JlSEs. Cashlsr.
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several times since my arrival IN 5sekson,
fhs5e hsard essual auasions Ia cougerss-
lou. ani ln De sirtsi corners. - a cirean-
stance IA the bisiary ol thsl war. whloh I
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,-..l 4 lse tN1 tsler ib- Pelt oMre,
II s. Abora. u. u, ezauiaisf p aFsicIan
arf surgfcz- easiF-ll
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Tbs CoSrFssioss tSh Essssfaenof - Is-
p1h.ished fT enc hentfi, and Is a
oaution to yonlg men aad others, who luiIor
from eerYuua Ntalfy, Prenaiure Decay oi
Maahooi, Sc., aepp'yiug % tho same Amu
The means oi stli-cufe BY nha who hss
cured himself aAFr anaareouis considerable
qaafrery. lf carIwiuE pqftqeid Oh
dressed e1yc'ape, single copisa may ha bad
al the aalhog
NtrHAg1rt Maffksa. Esa.,
prooaiyu, kilgs g.. y. X.
augi--3m.
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Cincinnati College
OF
Medicine and Surgery.

sg1HE Twouiieih Regular Course Of Lecf1rps vii
i ueEin 90 MONDAY, 0.i0n-r -, ana cort ne
Until he iafcf part II f-h ua-Y, riih rreaniusfg
lectures durng the hrst tnTHe weeks 1i ycioher.
Ire viii BE- 1'inIcai actures IN ttc 1omme-cisl
lCilyi Ho.rlLsl throughout the en- Ire winter ofen
10 rnedicsi = udc1ts.
E'acuitEs
s. Lssson, y D., ProG of the P'iaciPlss and
Thos Woos. No, Pref q suies.y aad oiaioai
Jssa Z. qs.e. MD. Piol Of ohs.stne, and Dis
Iiznisl vssss.n. Mo. Prot Of Chemistry and
Fssdesiss Roiksr. MD. Pros ef Psihalogy and
Diseases ni ca idrel-
3 8 sse'i No. Prof of Mseds Mediea ard
n K nsilysIss M.D, Praf Of Phys'olaEy sua
FerehsIe Mel cine
B.P. 6oode. No. Prof Of Descriptive aad sur
n + ni END, Demon. trstor a Auasonsy
n 3 Cna, ND, frose1niof IN surgery-
FEEs
For 81 ihs Professors tcheis-.-........a...eiQ %
ftffseUiaton %
Daa.eu -trniffF ti1Ft 90
10 rinl tea . -
erai1Eiifn ierat - -
slsrats On ti. ~ ar-ipi ID the CITY ~ caring q
the CoIlegF, south We era ot iongForth SOD
cesffai a7sa1a. WI be- sisted 10 9for1uBg com
f1riaiie iodares
For cireulsrs, or iafibe1 in'srrDatoe. sddrfss
eeri0 1tia IA -. IAWaOr. n o.. nean.
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CoLokTE 4 CO. Beg 10 ialafm thesr elsio-
mors that thoy still eoatinac the uanuhc-
ture cf their varinus atYles 81 tamlY and
Toilet soaps Stafch. ila ceniisa.
Prices carreni iofwafd1d ~ mail oa np-
uiiral.ou. Cn1aarE a Co.
Nos. So 55 lohn ~, NaW YORK.
iuiy2s-3m
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D. d. Denton q 90,
City steam Bakery, and
Candy Manufactory, 8
and 8 Broad street.
Dealers can bo sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line. made by oursel-
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread. Cakes.
sc &c.
e.'sas...a ~ aIa EIlaloA.
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GPBlRKES EIFRA GOLD PENS

These pens tcsr ny tToss aiafk '' G. p. BAEE1s.
Er1EA Ii0g, KY" for winch have secured the
c1lsficil, and are warranted ecuai in fnenesg Of
ninleriai and workmanship iothe beat Eastern unn-
ufaciure. and are believed 70 b. superior 10 az
Others IN durability ana other eubsiauiiai qualities
which combine 10 make q really eefFicaabie pan.
Sent By mai or express on Teceinl oi pfce an
rrlgn chugss lf bf mail, st 30 risk when - cents
h. added for reuftiy - Write your name sad ad-
drosa plaiuiy-
Posiafe o. single par Dire ceHis ren with any
eEse oI holder and box, str cnlisf Old pens re-
paired sor my ceuis gnad aelFl essh. Circulars
O 2. HARNEs.
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! .....' r. t1II tase y ~ etstff4 cr t
.f Es 10 ll.lfr ~ r. Iast.''s -.
sssfs iEln d. saer =aar
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trimmed Goods.
FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles Easi er Nashville.

4 FfER q sfensiou cf taar yesrs teis lasiitu-
n TOR has zen fe-usF1fi ieeu, snd vii 1e re-
-nrnri cn NOhftAf. t'cirterldt issa
The Cclissc Be- isroraly Situated IN lu'et
healihg section 20 rcuntsf, aud every facility VII
- frIrnaas Ior tsc Acquisition u sound pfsc.-
s,si eiu sfor The Course of study VII eUisrace
Auctcrta . nfcderz lsrEeiaEes, Naihtmaiss- ks
irouu.ur nhd t'fti Hnrintcrnzi hafqr1i Atiloso-
phs Chemistry ard Naisfel listeiy henis and
Ns-a s-isnee. Al enl ans Modera E.siorg and
Civil polIty. Raesorr. ami Englsh Liierai,lri,,
Rider II FAhsfNs, asaisted bY froiessqr J. ~
prrKesL Professor A. ,. fann rE, and Other fiie
aad sxfeiien "a Edusatnra Ntl hafe tne hiue-
4isfr raatarernsrt 81 che tatttasipa.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agens- o. insurance comPaaiss.

CtARET a SMITH. Nos So z-d s. U1io1 street,
- Cup stsirl represent the flll5Eirg Con7panies
l.-na u Hartford, 6fcurty hauna tan, Metropolis
l-n, Plaoriz azi kniaitarbocker Lie q AeH iors,
nnd Aeadent 81 Columbus Chic.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

purify the blood and expe disease they purge out the
foul humors which breed and grow disteInper stimulate
gxsh usdrdeied into their natural action and
impart healthy tone with strength to the whole system
Not only do they the everyday complaints of
body but also formidable and dangerous diseases. While
they prodacs powerful effects they the time in
dinshed Doses the safest and phyc that be
poyed children. Being coated they pleasant
OF harm. Cures have been made which supass belief
character forbid the suspicion unruth. Many
inent clergymen and physicians have lent their
certify the public the reliability of remedies while
others the of their conviction
Preparations contribute immediately to- the relief Of
afflicted, suffering fellow men. ~ ~ quo ff
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
American Almanac containing directions for the and
certificates of their cures, of the following compants~
Costivless, Bilious Complaints, Rheunatism, Dropsy,
Hsartburu Headache arising foul stomach Nausea ndi
xeston Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels aud Pain arising
hereom Flatulency Loss of Appetite all Diseases which
an eyacuant medicine They also purify the blood and slim
plating system. many complaints which it would not
be supposed they could reach such Deafness Partial
biindnes Neura ga and Nervous lnitibiy Deangemens
arising low state of the body distractions OF Its
functons. .l III .s. ~ 80
Do not be put OF by unprrcpsd dealers with other prep
aratlons which they make profit on Demand ArsEs ana
take others The sck want the best aid there Tor them
and they ,houd have It.
Prepared by DR. j. O. AVER Co. Lowell, Mass, and sold
Ana dsslers syeryvhere. 1877.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

The Sentinel promises an enlargement OF It's
Dimensions to double the size Of any other pa
per 10 the district, and will thus take position
among the largest as it has already done
among the sblest papers Of the State.
Teiegroph
Our friend OF the Ashtabula Telegraph, in
this paragraph lays IL 10 on little too thick we
did not promise 10 make the Sentinel double
the size Of any paper in the district, but about
double that OF one and larger thon any. Twice
the size Of the Telegraph would be a monster
paper and q size that we are not foolish enough
to attempt Sentinel.
Well, it is rather. But from the warning
cackle, we expected something about the size
of barn door, bome lot or something of that
Sort and it under the impression created. we
doubled things up little it is not surprising
We dou't exactly like it, and our generous
ueighbor mi hit as well know it, TO be carried
so far beyood our usual orbit OF thought and
| finite things, just to be provokingly set down
again, TO the every duy.diminsons Of worldly
| affairs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

SoMR S oL1clTrDE was felt for the barque
Naomi which left the harbor at this place on
Tuesday morning last without spares and light
10 charge Of tug. The blow came on soon
after noon when she could not, probably, have
made more than half the distance. II is sup
DO sed she weuld be obliged to drop anchor
aud attempt to ride out the blow.
We learn from the Leader of Thursday morn
that the tug was compelled to lie ave the barque
off Chagrin Flats, where she rode out the blow
q, anchor. The tug Ajax was sent from Cleve-
,ond for her on Wednesday, and reached tn
city on her return with the Naomi, in safety, a.
bout o'clock the same evening
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29
NJ. HUM P HREY.
Business Notice.

DIARRHdA AND DYsENTERY. We have exam
ined great number of letters from some of the
most prominent citizens OF Cincinnati aud Gov.
ingtou, etc., speaking in very high terms of Dr.
Stricklaud's Anti. Cholera Mixture for the cure
of Dirarrhea and Dyseptery. The letters are
too long to publish. MIR. Woods, of Coving
ton, says he was pronounced ncurable by the
best doctors of Cincinnati, and one bottle of
Dr. Strickland's Anti, Cholera Mixture effected
a permanent cure after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrhea and Dysen-
terry. For sale by Druggists.
For sale in Ashtabula, Ly George Willard
and II. A. HeDdry. S04
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

MASON BROTHERS, New York. announce as
10 press. 10 be ready September lst a new col
lection OF Church Music, for Choirs, Singing
Schools, Convent tions &c, TO be entitled E" The
Praise OF Zion" 1t is by two new authors
Solon Wilder and Frederick S Davenport /;
and the publishers who have great experience
n such mltters, and whose judgment is rarely
at fault, expresses great confidence that it
will prove extraordinarily attractive. An i'm
portaut feature will be its presentation OF a
number Of compositions from distinguished
foreign authors, as Neukomm, Novello, and
others, as well as from American favorites.
among whom Chas Zeuuer is fully represented
--all Of which are now FIRST printed from the
original manuscripts. Retail price 81 so
The publishers will send au advance copy oI
this book to any teacher or choir leader, post
paid, for one.half ofthe retail price.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

Some languishing, love-sick swain, has sent
letter to the Conneaut post office, requesting
the P. M. to deliver it to the-"best looking
single lady in that town, between the ages OF 22
and 49," If bro. Allen fails to suit the young
man, he might, perhaps get the order filled over
here. A suitable candidate to fill the eye and
arms Of the letter writer, might be found, we
Judge, almost any pleasant day, if beauty as
sisted by the artistic Accomplishments of chalk
rouge and hip-high founces have anything in
them to satisfy the longings of youthful ardor.
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U'isharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
The Great Remedy for Consumption.
RrLnrSc Pa Anril 10 1884

DR.. wIsuART-Dear Sr:-one year ago the Examining
Lungs and that could not be cured and judging from all
symptoms at that time, myself supposed this 10 be true
than year troubled with hacking cough,
which gradually bad that could not have
I'll of coughing without splitting blood in large quantities
For months could not work ut anything and obliged
TO keep bed Of the time While ia this condiicn
Mr. Rawbohams store in this city, and he seeing
how low was recommended to your Pine Tree Tar
He said he had sold great deal of it, and that as
il had cured Others, he believed 1t would do some
good bought bottle and commenced using it. In a very
short time that getting better very fast and af-
taking bses entirely restored to health SO
that could work every day at business, which is very
heavy work. in iron foundry. When commenced to use
your Pine Tree Tar ordal weight only one hundred
ana ty.6te pounds since the OF 1t have weighed on
an average one hurdIed and ftyfv shall be glad to
have you publish this as believe should not have been
living this had mt used yonr great medicine and
wish all who suffer to receive its benefit
Very truly yours, .v
Capt. SAhTEL HARNER,
No. 33I S Eighth street, Reading, Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

The REPoRTER OFFICE is offered for SALE
We regret the separation offriend Kelsey which
this announcement por,ends, as we cannot hope
to have better home paper than the Reporter
has been under his ADMINISTRATION or desire
moro generous aud kindly neigbbor than we
have found in its editor. The Reporter is a
prosperous and paying concern, and would be a
good investment for any live, practical printer
endowed with tolerable quantun' OF brains and
the umtigated endurance that usually falls to
the lot Of publishers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

RusTIcATING In casting about for place
to spend half day pleasurably, aud not with
out some return of profit, we accepted the so
ciety, and locomotive facilities Of suburban
citizen Of Painesville, while on a visit to that
county burg, the other day, to drop in upon
the Messrs. Storrs & Harrison. Of Panes-
vile nursery Dotoriety. A drive of a couple
OF miles eastery. pleasantly skirting along the
Lake Shore road, brought us to the ample
grounds of this intelligent and gentlemanly
frm We found them al home, and as usual,
ready 10 extend to US the freedom and hos
pitalties Of the establishment. Never having
witnessed tie d-tails and less public processes
OF Vegetable propagation aud nursing, these
things we're not little interesting at the dis
covery of how much philosophy and science is
called in to essst labor in meeting the wants
and supplying the demands for the gorgeous,
the tasteful and useful of the vegetable worll J..
Those who have not seen these things, will not
be prepared 10 realize how much is done by
steam and artificial heat in forcing Vegetable
life. The most capricious aud reluctant propa
gators ofthe vegetable kingdom, whether flower
vine or shrub, are unable to resist the stim-
ulents OF these appliances. Soler heat regulat-
ed by glass inclosure above, and warm vapor
from beneath, with the presence OF sand to rei
tain the moisture, will bring life. where ma
ture's ordinary agencies are impotent. The
process is full OF interest and instruction. Tie
choicest nlants are by these means mitltiniied
from the smallest cuttings. Some species OF
the grape-the Delaware for instance, the most
difficult, may be started from a single bid
When the fbrous roots are thrown out, the
plants arc transferred to pots and SURROUNDED
with compost. In this state they are put 10
der glass simply, asd exposed as the weather
will warrant, 10 the open air until they attair
growth and hardness sufficient when they are
removed from the pots, and with their compost
surrounding, given place ia the soil and 'oper
air, where they are put out by thousands
These spacious grounds are filled with almost
evey variety OF this and many foreign climes-
fruit vines ornamental trees, shrubs and flowers
In endless vuriety.,'iA perfect understanding
and mastery OF their business. as well as order
aud accuracy, marks the establishment 10 oil
lie appointments, and rs to the business qualif
cations aud strict reliability aud integrity Of th
gentlemanly proprietors, no question will b
likely to arise. The establishment in oil IT'D de
psrtmepts, is credit aud valuable acquisition
| " This section Of the Ststs,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29
Business Notice.

New countries have wants and habits pecu!
iarly to themselves. In our widely extended
and sparsey settled territory. medicines ready
prepared are more employed, and are in fact
greater necessity than in the old countries.
DR.. AYERS preparations have given the public
greater confidence 10 this cass Of remedies
than bad ever been felt before. Physicians in-
stead of discarding them, really favor the use
of such ready at hand antidotes for disease.
when they can be depended on. Aud we wish
our readers to know that in publishing j. G..
AYERS & Co s advertisement, or any other OF
like reliable character. we think VIC are furnish
ing them as useful Information as any with
which we can fill our )lumns.
LouisriNe Courier
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

WHAT DooroRs, MINISTER'S, AND PRoFEssoR' S
Think or fHEM.-"l have never changed my
mind respecting Browns Bronchial Troches
from the Erst, excepting TO think better Of
what began thinking well of.'-Reu. Henry
Ward Beecher Great service in subduing
hoarseuess .-Rev Daniel Wise .N'e,O York
The Troches are staff of life to me.-Prof
Ed.oard NORTH, President Of Hamilton Cal
iege, Clinton, ". Y. A simple and elegant
combination for Coughs, &c.-Dr. g. F
BigeloO, Boston. recommend their use T.
public speakers Rev. E. Fl. Chapin.
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FRIEND REEp-Public feelings should be
expressed. ], therefore, make this feeble eGort:,

We'er having lots of whisky now,
Aud many filthy drunken row,
Saloons have got SO plenty.
Aud men get drunk, they cau't tell how,
Their pockets get SO empty.
When every thriftless lout in town
Puts out sign, aud pours it down
The weary soldiers throat,
And makes him reel und stagger round
Despisrd-a drunkcn boat. --.. .r
Such stuff-as hot as minnie balls,
AS sure to kill where eer it FALLS
Understanding-soul, and body
o, how it sickens aud appalls .-
TO see them drunk aud bloody.
Why do our people suffer these
Drones in search of pelf aud ease,
To open these hell holes
Where our young men when e'er they
please,
May dam their precious souls.
Far better 70 the human race,
Were they con6ud 10 morrow space
ln some county house,
Than deal damnatiou aud Disgrace
Bad luck TO their games, their toes and
s0uSe,
Asbtabua, July 20. A CITIZEN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29
MARRIED.

On the 10Th, in Geneva, by Elder Q. r. Rich
mond, Charles NJ. Wright, to Miss Addie Car
penter, both of Geneva. .aric
In Piefpont, ON the seth, by M Bates, ESQ,
Frederick Schick, of Milwaukee, to Mrs. Jane
r. Bright, Of Pierpont, o.
AT Attica, N. Y. in the Methodist church, on
the 10th, John Potter, ESQ. Cashier of the Mer-
chants National Bank, at Meadville, Pa. tt
Miss Celestia Tinker, well known as one of the
Star Sisters.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

SENATOR WADE. as we learn from DR.. Van
Norman, has been deprived of the power o
locomotion by an attack of erysipelas in one ol
his feet. The aiIment, though creating some
neasness at first on account of its supposed
similarity to the malady Of Gov. Brough, j:
yielding very hopefully to treatment.
Homeopathy, we learn from DR.. N. " fluids
many friends 10 this quarter, so that its intro
duction can hardly be longer considered or
ex pertinent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

On the Arkansas and Mississippi bot
toms disease has broke out among cattle,
horses and hogs. 1t has been raging for
some time. Stock die in "a to 4s hours
after they are attacked. The supposed
cause Is poison from black gnatsj which
were very thick here some time ago.
There will be great loss Of stock. Men
we're attacked With the same dlssssS FROM
doe.oribr cst.k.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

Our YouNo Folks for August sustains the
promise OF previous numbers. 1t isa decided
improvement Of the juvenile magazines hero
torore issued from the press, interesting not
only to the young but TO the mature. The
serials of Farming for Boys" winning his
Way" and Mayne Reid's "Afloat in Forest"
ore carried ou n the preset NUMBER