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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

Piedmont and Lngusgrofss, two consider
able districts. The stream Of lava, which
lcaused serious spprehensions for Gisrre.
divided in,o seven branches and destroyed
whatever IL encountered with incredible
1voracity. us Haltadf .t3.1
The great proprietors have suffered im.
smense losses and the small farmers are re
sdnced 10 the most extreme misery. De.
a'cending small valley the lava formed a
shill, which covered and joined the two
mounts Arsi. before divided by O plain.
when the lava, dividing into three streams.
occupied on area Of one mile. II is this
branch which is invading the district Of
Mascal on the north. The breadth Of the
lava is not greater than eight nor less than
|six Kilometres On Noun; Struneddo the
fire has separated into two streams, tbs
'mcst considerable OF which H1ws in
northernly direction, and is descending up
,on ,be village of La Vina in q strean
|about a mile 10 breadth. The otheI
branches. though less considerable
|ssill cause grave npprehcnsions. IL
that after the first eight days
this dreadful scourge was on the point OF
lceasiug, bat Upon tbe night of the eighth,
which was preceded by terrible storm
lasting two days, great earthquake was
FELT which opened the crater With fresh
,vgor.
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incidents of the Fiv. Days Fighting

The New York papers are crowded with
iaccoums Of the FIVE days battles around
Petersburg. We append few Of lhe in
seidents aud episodes Of struggle:
GALLANT CHARGE.
A Colnnel with shattered reg 'ment
'came down up"n Us in charge. The
1 'bayorets wee 6r d; ID. men came on with
Ia yell their gray uniforms seemed black
'snids. the smoke; their pr,s.rved colors,
torn by grape and ball, waved yel d, Family ,
twice they halted and poured 10 sollpys,
but came on again like the surge from the
fog, depleted, but determined Mn the no
fares Of the carbineers, they read a pur
.pose ns resolu'e, but more calm, ard while
,they pressed along, swep, sll the while b.,
ssealing volleys, group OF horsem:n took
them in flank. 1t was an awful instant,
1.-The horses are coilei; the cha fiag column
atremblei like single thi1g. hut e, once
3,be rebels, with rare org-n z,tio1, fell in
4 TO hollow square, and with solid sheets 0
Hsteel dcfed our centsass. Ths h0rsemer
Erode around them in van; no charge coulo
5break the shining squares, un'il our dis
amounted carbineers poured in their vJley,
! sail esh, making gaps in the lent rInks
aand then in their waverng time the cav
salry Hundred down. TIE rebels could
stand no more; they reeled and swayed
B land fell back beaten and broken. And on
5thc ground their Colonel lay, sealing his
5devoion with his life.
sHERIDAN's GArLATNay.
Sheridan is represented by those pressn'
as heing the impersona,ion OF everything
soldierly. He rode up and down the line,
ander Gre, continually encouraging his
men by waving his sword, commanding /.
aperson, exhor,ing then to seize the oppor
3tunity within their grasp. and sweep tbeil
9enemies TO destruction. Take your men il
make your men fgh'-Push on you
zcolum-ge 10, boys, go in-Hai the dc
srascals are running-The cowardly scoun
! sdrels can't fight such brave fellows as min
xiii that damned skalker-Shoo, ever,
man down Ike dog that offers to skulk
were yelled in thunder tones as he dashe
along, where The fire was hottest aud ih
sresull most uncertain. His presence wa
Ia consuming FIRE 10 the rebels, and a tower
1 sof strength to our men, Probably no HV
ain soldier is so terrible in battle as Sherl
3dan. With The FIRST smell of powder be
becomes a brilliant blazing me'eo5 and .
3pillar of fire TO guide his own hosts. Inc
Bsmall, unpretending nan when 10 repose'
rises to the sublimily of heroisn 10 action
land infusss like spirit in oil who are un
Sder him. -, a3 OH
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ERurrIoN OF MouNr vEsu'Ius-ffor'
eaes Feb lS.-Those who may have seen
ian eruption of Nom; E'na can form ao
adequate idea Of this tremendous spectacle
The srater,is eboui six kilometres In CIR,
cumfetence. with four horrible principal
mouths, which eject enormous stones 70
ia heIgh, of not les, ,usn one klIome'fe. !,
| fba, or nregions ernplions, but has certain
smell @ 81 sulphur, aud preserves an intense
heal II flowed rapidly The Hr't two days
| during which il advanced from IL 10 Is
niles Subsequently to this IL advanced
much slower the lava making hs way IN
der that first formed. like water underl q
frozen river. no A cloud Of dust hung over
lis course,. aud woe to him who met B q
with the siad blowing towards. him. The
stupiieu is limited to The foot Of Moan.
Fromsrto, and shvestsus the territory Of
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ASHTABULA, O., SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL %, 1865.

solemn proclamation Of the sbsurdity az
Montgomery " Has not State sovereignty
been the weakness Of the cause +? If, dur.
ling the life and death struggle, With
the compress Of a common danger TO bind
land hold together these States, this princi-
.ple OF State sovereignty was continually OBJ
Itruding itself, delaying and preventing the
legislation necessary to the common defence.
that authority intrusted with
THE general welfare, and impeding the exc
cution OF laws necessary and proper TO the
success of the causo, it is TO be supposed
that, when peace returns, this principle Of
State sovereignty will permit the Coufeder
acy TO exist one year 2 The conddct of
certain States, in their opposition 10 the
laws passed for the organization Of the ar
my and the preservation Of discipline, hasI
caused many men 10 reconsider their long
cherished doctrine OF State sovereignty, andI
to come to the conclusion THAI, while inI
theory it is beautiful and true, in fact and
practice /, is utterly defective"
This was exacdy what Washington and
Hamilton said eighty years ago and the
American people believing Them. utterly
land forever renounced the insane whin Of
State sovereignty, and estab shed Nation
|al sovereignty. II our fathers had not,
been great deal wiser ,than their recreapt
children at the South, this government
could never have mes cred rebellion which
would have conquered any other govern
Iment in the world. We have proved the
value and the triumphant
s:rength Of ufion. The rebels have illus
traied the weakness aud folly of federation.
State Sovereignty is nearly as dead as sla-
very -Harp,r's Heekiy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
DR.. TOBIAS
YENITIAN HORSE LINIMENT

n pint bo'tles at iilty cents. cnres lame
Il ness, cuts gals, collie, &c. Read The following
BosroN, July ,th, 1885,
Or. ToBIAsWe have used for the past year your Hors
1nimen for laeness kicks b rses collic and cuts and
every instance found Il the article tried In this cir
Gus conpsny Please send SIX dozen as IL the only nmen
We use now We have los horses very valuable,
do not want 10 leave town withoutft. HYATr FRosT.
MANAGE, VauAmbnrghA Co.'S MenRgere.
Sold by all druggists olce SO Cortandt ST., New York
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Erie Railway.
Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph Route to
NEW YORK, BOSTON.

an "a all Ea stern Cities,
Carrying the Great weutcn and South Western u S. Mas
|EXPRESS Trains leove Dunkirk dali,
lon arrival of all Trains the Lake Shore Railroad from
cleveland, Cincnna Toledo Chicago, Milwaukee, ST. Paul
Louis &C. and through to New York without change
Tho only route running through from the Lakes to
York City, Splendid Ventilated Sleeping Cars run Nigh
Trains. -Lt4 y -l Cl-A. -
Baggage checked through Fare always as low by an,
other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred Free ii
New York
Be particular to call for Tickets via Dunkt and the Fri
Railway which sold at all the principal Railroad Office
n the West. E
ThisRoad affords superior facilities for sent ofFrOght
JI 500 Express Freight Trains
Leave New York daily, making close connections through Il
'all points West. I y
For Freight Rates enquire Of A. H. WARD 2s0 Broadva,
New York JOHN s. DUNLAP. 10 State Street, Bostss
Mass OF e. s. SPENCER Western Agent Ga Clark Stree
Chicago. Ss2 Cha's Minof, Gen. sup't
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

CAP PAILS.-M Makers ofsMapls Sooar ,
Pre- notified that supply OF SAP PAIistuc h.ops AZ;
bAils are y b foasd % very lsy prices, atftAl
Mbsa SYST in drLs toHhsoN = rickSoRs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

T.. WOLFF & CO. Dealer in Ready-made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Astabua, o. 64a
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Clothing.

MANSFIELD & BRUCE. Wholesale retail
oesesin Ready Made Clothing Furnishing Goods Hsts
Caps, &c. ABhtabue. -. %
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

w. PUNCHES, Dealer in Clocks, Watche:
Jevelry aud Silver Spoons Clocks Watches and Jewelr,
repaired Ashtabula o. Four doors north of the Post
Office. t71s t't' 'iff s''i-i Coy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
THE
PEOPLES
les i CURE Rhsass.i.n csrss

81 troubled with rheumatism for two years suffering
less every day have taken two bottles o. the Peo-
than four weeksagq consider myself entirely cured.
and the medicpe has made feel veylghtsnd goodust
like young man though am sixty-two yesrs old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEL, Michigan St."
My gife has been suffering from Rheumasm of an In
character for about six years. sometimes
very acutey About the first of Jure last she commenced
taking the feoples Cure and continued to take ii some
three weeks In days after She commenced the swelling
and stiffness OF her olnts had very teiay essened and
in three weeks had disappeared alto ~eiher
hca 1-gI THOMAS PoLLOCEiat W. II. GIenny's)
"IuiIalo, Oct. /. 1862"
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Manufacturers.

WIN. SEYMOUR Dealer 10 Lumber. Pine
and other varieties Dressed Undressed and manufscu
or Of Sash, Doors, and Blinds Fence stui &c oraer'
for Saving Suracing, Matching &c promptly attended to
Aah tabuln. Ohio. q. . isl
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N. G.. DICK, Bookseller. Stationsr and News
Dealer Also Dealer in Music, Toys and General
yssssy aesds ,hsip Stsssts Ashtsssis .ohie. SoI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

TEE HoRRoRs OF WAR "A correspoure I
;dent of the New York Herald, after de- .
lscribirg the capture OF Columbia. s. c.,
e IS: $3.50 odaI lsiI 'a'di' va
These ~ho ere unacGTanted with the
horrors OF war canhot realize the sfeerful 6
Ssuffsrings it entails on mankind They .
Tread Of it in papers and books, gilded over
with all its false glare and strange gfasci. 4
5nations, ms a splendid game Of glorious bst-ss .
tiles and trinmphs, bat close sheiri eyes sioos
tits bloody horrors. The battle ield 10 to-
Them q feld of honor--a feld lof glory. d
where men resign their lives admidst thesI
/ oys Of corquesr, whichh allow the eoldier'ssb 3
agory couch and light up his desth-f -festurea 4
4 with smile Thissouads vel! ino heroic al
fiction. but how different the, reali,yi--- .
5Could these Preside hsroes but witness r !
battle field, with its dead +, It's dying and q
wounded. wriihing 10 agon'zing ltortmef, "
ior witness the poor victims underg tho al
|scslped knife, with the Geld hospital elod, 4
|ded with human gore, and full o OF maimed o.
bodies and dissec,ed limbs Of their fellow-,o
creatures. war would lose its false charm 0
for them Could many tender mother
see her darling boy upcared. unpitied.l With 2
oat one kind baud 10 stay the weiliHg.
blood or wipe the death damp from his /,
brow her geu,le. loving heart wonld break in I;
o eva ofapgu sh. War, after al. bas hor!a
|rors even greater Than the battle field pre-
!se { The death wourd is mercy cor pa Cd I
Ito the slow torture of languishing in prison
lhouses-living charnel houses Of SLOW pnt4
Irefsction--pale. spiriPless. uecared. gaspipg !,
land groaning away their lives in, hopeless !
jmisery. And then think Of the sacked and
burned city; think Of helpless wouan and I
3ohildren feeisgin terror before the devou---, 4.
ting elements. without home 10 shelter J
Them, wi hout bread TO feed them; thipk Z,
\ of The widows and orphans that water 4
4 their scant bread with tlis tears of sorroyi
hink Of all tie suGsiipgs, misery. ruine p
death, war entails on msnkipd end you !,
1 will curse lie aaiho.s and wish that God I,
had oiberaiss chastised lis people /,
Though war may enrich the Shylock sbod IN
ides. psymasters. Contractors, and spccula-
live politicians. who sport gorgeous equI.
|pages aud rich palaces o9t Of he blood Of
their couuirympn. il crushes the people. m. OF
der is wheels. like the car of Juggsruant, sg
aud opp ss,es ,he mi lions with texsiIoa.b ) u !
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Watches, Jeyveiry, sc.

G.. w. DICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing o
all kinds Watches Clocks, and Jewelry Shop, opps
the Fisk House, Ashtabula, o. IN Is y q o.
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OYRUS AVERY. Manufacturer ofTin, Sheet
Iron and Copper Ware and dealer in Stores. Also Aeen
Tor Whitney celebrated Clothes wringer. the old
zaa sids Mnn street. three doors south of the Bank
iAshtabula, Ohio. ii1ir 4r @ ID 1f.a i'h9f te2
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m,.c.,.neous.

O. IT. FITCH. Life, Fire and Marine insur
snee and Real Estate Agency Fisk Block Ashtaoua o.
Eo. w.
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CROSBY & MONTIGLE. Iron Founders
and Manufacturers and Dealers In Stoves of various kind
Piows and pow Castings. Min Castings and most deserip
tisns OF foundry work. Ashtabula, July 1854 $50
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s. WlEIIS)-- Wholesale and Retail .
Dealer v In western Reserve Butter and Cheese,
ried Fruit Flour Astabaun, Ohio. Orders respect
ruly solicited, and filed at the Lowest cash cost 4Io
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HASKELL & SON. Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Provisions and B,edy Made Clothing Also
Dealers In all kinds OF White w.od, Ash, Oak bickoy
Lumbsr and Flour Barrel Hoops, Mas street. A,htapua'
J. W. HAsKELL. ssl.e 6l6 " HASKELL
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GEORGE WILLARD, Manufacturer of Sasl
Blinds and Doors on hand and made order Also Plan
Ing Matching, done To order In the best possible
ner Ashtabuis, o.. .lti..1 nv t.f..1 .''i ~ 603
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

LINUS SAVAGE, ,Fprpiture, Dealer and Man
ufAeurer, steam estatshment North street the
once Of DR.. Harrington. Esh t4fuia, o.. l5i.
,1.s4 ~ -'ahff1 hooks. is+
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

TYLER & COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
Groceries, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats Caps &C., a.
two door North ofFisk House, Ashtabula, o. 4lt
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To Andrew johnson, n q
n, yios President Of tie Usiisd States 4su N
Mr.. Jobnsoa requested. that the cereno-
nv should take place st bic rooms. Al the
Kirkwood House. 10 this city. at 10 o'clock
10 the morning.
/, Hon. i. IP : Chase. Chisf Justice Of :be
Supreme Court. vas notified Of the fact,
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CURE Fever csIs: Sores.

II I-r-I TI.I| NJ "Butalo NOr IS, l5C2
"Two Of subscbers-one of them afflicted with bad
Fever Sore the other with the
verSemen, Peoples in this paper purchased
the medicine. and after having thoroughly tried It.
port to recommending il most heartily thorough
|edy In their cAse.--Edtors Christian Advocate"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

Ay w mas peen IN poor health for long time having
70 eeu physician TO attend her but she
esn'y very 'ucn worse For 5or weeks she had appe
s' lo' , a nes strength and each day growing
ene nau msn, coughed great deal during the nigh
land considerably during the day and e ali supposed she wa
gong On Sn sne os when friend advised her t
change at On the third day he had seoysed he
.S and as was sss i'
tahing the dicine, saying she was al we'll m ever sb
ws ps As well sSy 'GSS S
Buffalo, October l. 1882 For Sale bs a, N ~
Co CROSBY, General agent 'ss'''s'
49,. zo5 hainst Buffalo n "
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21
A Proclamation by the President Of
the United States.

Whereas, Objects of interest to the
United States require that the Senate
should be convened at y o clock on the
4th of March next, to receive and act
upon such communications is may be
made to it on the part of the Execu-
tive:
Now, therefore, !, Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States, have
considered it to be my duty to issue my
proclamation, declaring that an extra,
ordinary session requires the Senate OF
the United States to convene for the
transaction of business at the Capital,
in the city of Washington, on the
fourth of March, at noon that day, Of
which all who at that time shall be en-
titled to act as members Of that body,
are hereby required TO take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the United States, at Washington,
this the 18th of February, in the year
Of our Lord 1868, and of the Indepen-
dence of the United States o. America
the seth.
ISigned A. LINCOLN
By the President:
W. Il. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21
LOulsIIIle RallrOad-Chango or Time.
Death OF Col. Jas. S. wallace.

The Louisville Journal of Saturday
announces the death of Col Wallace as
follows:
With sorrow and deep regret we an
nounce that Col James s Wallace, for
many years one Of the Editors of the
Louisville Journal, after long illness,
departed this life at his residence, in
this city, at ten minutes past one o clock
this morning. Stricken down with dis
ease on the day when the new year wss
struggling with the first emotions of
life, he fingered until the present, in
mind almost unconscious Of existence
The disease was of fatal nature, and
now he sleeps in the cold arms and
pale shroud of death. The world has
lost a man wonderfully gifted, his fami-
ly a kind, indulgent husband and faith
er, and we true, devoted friend In
the literary armament, q star has Paled,
and gazing On the blank, hearts throb
with emotions of sorrow. Owing to the
lateness of the hour, we are compelled
10 make this sad announcement in i'm
perfect and hastily-cOnstructod senten-
Oes
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, ETrrybcdy.
A. 4 il. HANDSREEg.

HHoLEsALE sUTLER SUPPIIEzs, CoaSrq
or Public square and Market Street
have Just received from New Eor. end gos-
Ton auctions. large assortment Cf Boots
and shoes, which they are Offering So
wholesale % the trade. at greatly reduced
rates. have also on hand @ large sud varied
assortment Of Cigars sui TobsccJ, purchss-
ed before the late Increased taxes. which
they are anxious b close out at q snail al
vancs on invoice cost In addition 10 which
they beg % call attention To- their Ia-g.
stock Of Liquors, consisting IN part. on
Champaignes, Catcwb6, and CIaret Wines.
Whiakey, CoEuIsc Brandy, Bi;ters. Gin,
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, Schuarps. &C., sc.
Stationery, white aud bull envelopes. an
sizes; loolscap, letter, and note paper Of all
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions Of all dsscrlr-
lions, furnishing goods, and a couv.sls
stock Of Suffers Goods, such as Peaches,
Oysters, Rsisius, Mustard, Seriines, Spices,
Soda, &C, &c
Dealers Will fnd It % their interest % give
US a call before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay special attention 20 tbs shipping and
forwarding Of goods
Remember the place, corner Of Public
Square and Market st.
A. NJ. LANDSBER3. Jon29-2n
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C0UETERFEITs.--Iut9ru Eg8 been gee
Oeived by e.. Z. Barlow 81 Co. that crrl-rE
druggists in this city have been palm.uE or
on persons calling Tor Or. YsIi9c's Pink Cg-
rate an article Of their own ma1utactu-5,
which they say i9 superior % tho genuine.
We would advise all Porlas o. grt tho
genuine, aud should you require any uodI.
cine for the Itch, kug-wJrm, IafteT. ur
any disease Of the skin, 40 not suffer any
unprlncIpied man % impose any other
preparation cu you, but Rel Dr.. Eai.-a
Pink Cerats, manufactured by G.. =. H-l-
tow 4 Co., No lgE Dosd0r.ck street, ela-
vile, Tenn.
+. S.-A liberal discount made O. d0siara.
S0nt by IasiI 30 any address on receipt Of
81 Z. Be sure that you got the genuine.
sep24-u
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A CrE for Food.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or VIRGINIA,
January 10, 1865.

HEADQUARTERS, Army or VIRGINIA, !
January l6, 1865. !
70 The Planters Of Georgia
The recent heavy freshets having de
stroyed a portion of the railroad from
Danville 10 Greensboro, and thereby
cut Off, temporarily, necessary supplies
for the army of Northern Virginia, an
appeal is respectfully made 10 the pat
riotic people Of Georgia TO furnish with
all promptness whatever bacon, bread.
stuffs and molasses they can spare.
Such citizens as Major Allen, or Co
lumbia, Mai. Geo. Robertson of Macon,
and Mai. E. CranstOn, of Augusta, may
select are asked 70 act as agents and
collect supplies through tho various
officers connected with the cOInmlssary
department in Georgia and on the rail-
road. Arrangements have been made
20 pay promptly for all supplies deliy
cred under this appeal or return the
same IN kind as soon as PosiSle.
K E LEE, General.
Inasmuch as Sherman, since the date
of the foregoing cry for food, has cut
the rebel communications with Georgia,
thus severing Lee permanently from
his granary of supplies, his army must
be suffering for rat4ons at this time.
Last summer, when all the railroads
we're in good condition, Lee found it
necessary to issue an order to Lis troops
apoloeizing for the scanGness Of their
subsistence. The case must be far
worse now.
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Z. A. Rollins, Department Com
missioner, ia a letter 70 the United
States Assessos az Louisville, gays "the
Law is imperative IN imposing tax on
the products OF manufacturer, which
the manufactures consume, as much
a. on that ne sells Your brewers are
as much ~iiabls to pay duties on the
beer they drink IS on what they sell
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21

DIARRHWA AFD DEbEL AZ W e 4ET" cE-
ahmed great number Of letters nom s8u5
Of tho most prominent citizens 10 Clar.n-
matt and COy.uE ton, etc, speaking Il .-a
highest terms OF DR.. StricGl8Ed's ANITA
Cholera Mixture loy tho cure oil D.arrla4
and DyseEteTy. The letters aye too long tu
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covngt1u. Days
ne was pr0nOu1cod iucuTa5.s BY tho bast
doctors IN Cincinnati, and one bottle OF Ds
5tTicklaud'E Anu-GA7le-a MIXTURE effected
permanent cure, sitsF suffering lor r.utha
b. ga the worst iOTu of DIr-rhas lld Dye
eLss~y. sD 2S--tg W .h-Iy