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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

RECORDER. - The election of Recorder
promises to be a somewhat spirited one. Mr..
Atkins, the present incumbent, and his friends,
take exceptions to the influences that were
brought to bear upon the Convention to secure
the nomination of Mr.. Brown. They allege no
fault against the Convention, but claim that its
action was taken under misapprehension. In
this, some ofthe friends ofthe nominee, we be-
lieve ,acqnesce. The misapprebenSon consisted
in the representation that Brown was soldier
and the casualties OF war, whileithey deprived
him Of some of his limbs gave him claim upon
the patriotism and generosity of his fellow
citizens. This appears to be the vulnerable
point against Mr. Brown, and which Mr. Atkins
seems to have used with considerable effect
Another grievance of the friends of Mr.. A. is
the fact that he has had the Office but one term,
and as there is no. fault alledged against him
aud on The score of misfortune and sympathy
he is the peer OF Mr.. Brown the implied
mputaiou should not have been cast upon
him by turning him adrift at this end OF his
first term. On the score Of qualification, and
as honorable men, We believe both stand upon
the same platform. We are not disposed TO
go 10 the face of the decisions Of a conven
ton, though we confess we have been unable
to overcome our sympathy and res pect for Mr.
Atkins. The best we can offer is TO clear the
decks and let the respective parties take the
responsibilities Of the fight. .6fr,f' 80 ,v
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M ARRIED

In MosiertOwn, Sept. goth, by Rev. MI. Green,
Mr.. A, G.. PERKINS,, Of Saybrook, to Miss Ii.
DoRNAN, of Sherman, n. Y. --.
In Conneaut, on the 2Sthr 'nlt, by Rev. L. ID.
Ames, Mr.. jas. CRowELI, Of Aslitabula, TO Miss
RoxA DuRKKE, of Conneaut, w. V4/ 7
In Conneaut, at the residence of D. N. Web
ster, Esq, on the lst inst, by Rev. j. H., Tagg,
Mr.. HsRBERr o. MAxiiAS TO Miss JEsNE SHvRr-
LEFT. .-...., ...
In West Springfield, Pa, Sept. 26th, by Rev.
A. j. Davis, MIR. WM, A. CoLRURS to Mrs. HUI
DAN Z. CoIBURS, both Of Conneaut.
Atothe same time and place, by the same,
CALEB o. HYATT to Miss CARoLNE CAsrLE, both
OF Conneaut.
In East Springfield, Sept. 10th, by Rev Morse,
Mr.. Z. L. HUsros 70 Miss RLyIsA HALL, both OF
Monroe. IN ''-,f G' 4,,s-.aa d.,t
In Conneaut o. on the 2Sth ult., by Rev. r.
M. Keys, MI MICHAEL FRIcK, of Kittanning, Pa,
to Miss HANNAH G. SoRIBSER, of Pierpont, o.
In Trumbul, Sept. 10th, by Rev. c. r. Chap
man, Mr., Jots N. FAIRBASKs, of Hartsgroye, tc
Miss RUrH HESRr, Of Trumbull. +. o
In Windsor, Sept. l4th, by Rev G. II. Chap
man, Mr.. CoRtus GRAr, of Harpersfeld, to Miss
MARY A. SacKELL, of Windsor,
In Lenox, Sept nth, by Rev. s. NJ Clark,
Mr;JAnEs II HorrxAsto Miss MARIA A. .WArEns'
both OF Lenox. a., - -,a ..-,.-.,a ..-sr- { 4
In Cherry Valley on the 2sth ult. by Rev. Nj
oesr, RAIfa r. PirEs, to Miss ANA N SaHx
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Notice.

A LRcrUPE will be delivered by Mono SHAW
Loo. A. b.. a, native Burmese. on next Sab
beth eve, in the Baptist Church in this village
-suhjsct, The Manners, Customs and Relig-
ion Of bis country" aud brief account Of Dc
Judson's labors, The founder OF the mission
among his people, the success of the glorious
enterprise, aud the great moral destisution that
still exists. 'a!7o
Mong Shaw Loo Is a graduate OF the Uni
versity at Lewisburg, Pa, and has just closed
short course in Theology at the same ins,tu.
ton. -v- 90
During ,be coming winter he purposes atten
ding medical lee lures ip Cleveland.
lie desires soon to sail for his native land
where he will devote himself wholly 10 preach.
ing the Gospel to his bsOigbted brethren,
His lecture is ofa highly instructive eharac-
ter and much interest is added to 1t by bis
being dressed 10 his native costume.
Hi, object 10 travelling is to secure means TO
enable him to attend medical lectures this
coming winter, aud also 40 amount sufficient to
defray his expenses home A collection will
be taken up.
by agreement no ether services will be held
in other churches in the evening. He will
address the Children ia the Congregations
Church at three o'clock r. NJ. All are iu
vited to attend. 'es.g's' I, ~ ssa Le2.s',-' .s''
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A party OF English capitalists, newspaper
reporters, and gentlemen at large. and elegant
leisure generally, some OF them connected
with the Atlantic and Great Western Rai!wny,
are on tour of observation and pleasure on
this side of the IIerrin Pond, and are being
dined and wined in variors places and by var
Gus personages, have been for a day or two
looking at the Objects Of interest pbout Cleve,
land, and our friends of that unsurpassed little
ciiy,ihe business men, the Clergy, the press and
the legal profession, are doing up the honors OF
The occasion with much credit ant courtesy. -
dinner at the Weddell, was among the inter.
tanments.
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JUooKD.-JoE MosiRs, who has succeeded
in . few, months residence, to acquire s'promi.
nence and notoriety seldom attained by disor-
derly bearing, and defiance of the proprieies
and decencies Of life, found alodgmept in the
village fock up, on Saturday night last, His
earnest protest againBt municipal hospitality
backed by az unusual muscular development,
could not save him. The marshal was no way
reluctant and ready hand at hand to
make the job an easy one aud no special pains
or undue deicacy were used TO overcome his
unfeigned reluctance, II drunkenness and
rowdyism we're treated more promptly with this
kind OF attention, the effect would no doubt
be salutary. .RN
LArER.-We learn that Joe lay behind the
bars until Monday morning, when he plead
guilty-we know not whether the charge was
drunkenness. rowdy ism or debauchery gene
rally, or all OF them--was hued $40 aud costs,
and put under $500 bopds to keep the peace.
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stoves at the Fair to Mcssrs. Crosby 4 Monti.
gle. They were from the Phoenix Foundry
Messrs. Rice, Clark & Rice, who also had on
exhibition number of plOws, of their mapu-
factnre. Hd' I 81 0IIflI.
The fruit-npp ples-that we supposed were
placed on exhibition by Allen PriDdle aud
Robert Hutchinson. rt .r..g -r.. T.rA
The List of Premiums that are given this
week, will show the relative qualities Of these
and other articles that we have given run
ming and imperfect notice Of ..a rh.r.'..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

Hocp sxurs we have in previous uum
hers of our paper spoken of the superior ad.
vantnges of j. w. Bradley's Duplex, Elliptic,
or double Steel Spring Skirts; having been
used by the ladies' -four household we are
prepared to say, that from the unqualified
praise bestowed upon them, for their elegance,
lightness durability aud mansgeabiily, they
aie superior TO any made On examination OF
this article, we fad that Mr.. Bradley of New
Yorklbas substituted two finely tempered STEEL
springs, ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together, edge 10 edge, thus producing far
more flexible, lighter and durable spring, than
ever has or can be made. The manufacturers
of these skirts have now in their extensive
manufactures over two Thousand employers
which enable them to turn out over six
thousand skirts per day., The demand for Them
is so great that their goods are sold far ahead
of producli,n and are sold in both hemspheres
We quote ladies' s'z, at SIG TO Sc per doz
and childrtn's, misses, and young ladies' do. al
AIS TO 80 as to style lnl quality.
Address Messrs. West, Bradley & Cary.
.,..- 79 Chambers ST.. N. Y.
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SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION

Proclamation Is hereby made to the qualified electors Of
Ashabua County, Ohio that general election will be held
by law Tuesday, october loth 1865, the
places of holding elections In said County which
time wing Officers are to be chosen, to wit
nne Governor. Lieutenant Governor Treasurer Of
State supreme Jnd dong er) one Supreme Judge
(tO fl vacancy Attorney General School Commits
sioner Member Board Of Public Works. one CLERK OF
Sn ,IsIne. Courts 2 = - - = - a. > - -
One State Senator for the District composed the coun
ties of Ashabua Geauga and Lake Rep esentative to
Legsatae, one County Tsasdref one Sheriff. one County
Recorder, Prosecuting Attorney, County C"mmis
soaer, two in6rmay Directors Zone long and one short
term,) and Coroner. -
Al the same time with the Poll Books the Township
Trustees are required return Jurors for their respective
Townships ID make equal the number to which they are
entitled In the Court OF Common Pleas for SAID county, A
follcwsi +A
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purify the blood, and expe disease. they purge the
fsul humors which breed and grow distenpe stimulate
sluggish dsordered fnto their natural action
inPar healthy tone with strength to the whole system
Not only do they cure the complaints OF
body but also formidable aud dangerous deases while
they produce powerful effects they the time
dmnshed Doses the safest and best pysc that EN-
poyed for children Being sugarcoated they pleasant
70 take; and being purely vegetable free from any risk
Of ham Cures have been made which sdpass belief
they not substantial ted by of exalted position and
character, to forbid the suspicion of untrpth Many
saent csfgymen and physicians have lent their
certify tD the public the reliability our remedies wha
er Preparations contribute 10 the relief
ss1icted, suffering fellow 3. .ai' I
rte agent below named pleased to furnish gratis
Aueric,n Almanac containing directions for the and
ssrticstes of their cures Of the following COMPLAINTS:
Costtvoess, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dropsy,
He.rtburn Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea ndi
Esstion Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels and Pain arising
thsrsfom Flauiency Loss of Appetite all Diseases which
evacuant medicine They also purify the boed and sm-
satiug The system. cure complaints which would not
Blindnes Neuralgia and Nervous Itbility Derangemens
Of the liver and kidneys Gou and other KINDRED complaints
arising from low state Of the body, or distractions OF its
functions. '.. d. .HH -
Gc not be put OF by unpncpled dealers with ether prep
sratons which they make profit Demand AYREs and
taks The sick want the best aid there Is for them
and they ,h0uld have 1t. .
Pepared by Dr. j. @. AYKR Co.. Lowell, Mass and sold
BY Gro. WILLARD and Fl. A. HESDRr, Druggists, Ashiahua,
and dealers eyerywhere. = 1877.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The cornerstone
of Congregational Church was laid on Uni
versiiy Heights, Cleveland, on Mondpy last, the
frst in that portion Of the city, anil is to be
under the pastoral charge of Rev. w. X.
Brewster.
A colored organization is engaged in the
work Of erecting Congregational Church in
Cleveland, and as they are feeble, an appeal has
been made for assistance to carry ont their en-
terprise. The circular sent Us has been miSlaid
but the benevolent who desire to aid this op
pressed and struggling race, may dO'so through
Jay o'DelI, Esq Cleveland. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

LrKE HonsE SrEAbrSo A few days since,
scamp lof O fellow at Kingsville. hired q
horse. Of Mr.. John Surline, which be drove TO
Warren, where he sold horse and buggy. Bot
the purchaser thinking all was not right, kept
them aud withheld The price. Mr. Sin the mean
while speatsix days hard travel in search of his
property, which was,saved by tho caution OF
the buyer. lie passed through this place on
the evening of the Gath, in fine spirits, having
overhaued the rogue, and got him lodged in
Jail, TO wait for Justice Sentinel .''.,,.s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

BRowSs, BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are offered
with the fullest confidence in their efficacy ;
they have been thoroughly tested, and main
tain the good reputation they have justly ac-
uuired. For Military Officers and those who
often over.,ax the voice, they are useful 10 re-
lieviug IN Irritated Throat. aud will reader
articulation easy. To the soldier exposed TO
sudden changes in The weather they will give,
prompt relief in Coughs and Colds, and can be
carried in the pocket TO be taken as occasion
requires
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07
DR.. MARsHALL's
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the hest
uels known for curing tho Catarrh, Cold In
aaAe lead and Hesdache. II has been found an ex-
eeent remedy many Of Sore Eyes, Ds nfness
has been removed by it, and Hearing has often been
frey iprSv by its 1t opens and purger out all
obstruetons strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected. is recommended by
the best phyGsns and Is used with great and salts
faction everywhere r..A - -.-rv /.
More thAi Thirty yesr experience has proved It's great
value and at this moment Il stands higher than
fore SAID BY h. A HENDE- Ashtabua. and BY all Drug
sists = r ID p ''' TTB
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CLEVELAND WooLEN MrLLs,-These mills that
have grown mp 10 such mammoth proportions
under The capital of A, Stone, Jr, and Others,
and the business tact and euergyiof the Pope
Brothers, we learn from a circular under date
of the present me nth, have gone into the sole
proprietoShip of tho Pope family, under tAe
name and firm of Alton Pope & Sons--E 9
J. L.. aud A. a. Pope. Our dealers have 70 und
business acqnain.ance with these mills, of
great advantage, and we doatt not, under the
new arrangement, the facilities aud scope for
the accommodation Of the business wants o
merchants and dealers, will be very much in
creased. The Office aud sales rooms are at 95
Water Street. vs. t---,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

We have received from S. Drainari 4 Son,
2O3 Superior Street, Cleveland, the following
choice pieces OF music: ~'iF
Il am Dying, Mother, Dying !" words and
music by Wills Hays, author ofrEvangeliue. ."
Morning Ride SchottiSh; y composed by
Chas. G. Degenhard. ''fa sd 7'
Fairy Land Waltz : by Chas Warner.
Ivy Leaf Waltz = by II. NJ. Brainard.
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Such chopping round Of the weather as we
have had within few days is broad atliaon.
ton OF the propriety of putting our house in
order for the stern presence of winter. The
dalance of summer has lued us into partial
forgetfuluess of the near approach of its rough
alternaie. Tuesday and Wednesday reminded
us that closed easements and wini er hab bilments
and surroundings were among the necessary
appliances Of comfort.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

The Mason g. Hamiin Cabinet Organs.
forty different styles, adapted 10 sacred and secular music,
forsso to 5000 each. THRTY.FIyE GOLD or SILVER
MEDALS, other first premiums awarded them Ilustra-
tod Catalogues free address, MAsoN4 HAMLTN. BosroS,
or MASON BROTHERS, NEW YoRK Sl9y.-
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Mr.. RxKDi.I TEHGA
Please say that | propose, ns formerly, to be
at our coming County Fair, with Piunos, Melo.
deons and Eecelsior, Cabinet Organs. for cxhi-
bitior, and hope that suitable premium will
be awarded to the best Lady player, each being
allowed to select her own pieces This has
been tried in adjoining Counties with very in
terestpg results. Half an eye could see last
year that the music stand furnished one Of the
chief attractions OF the occasion.
would suggest to Glee Clubs and Musician
generally, to come prepared to interrupt the
monotoby OF sight seeing, with an occasional
song or instrumental piece.
.ETT0E CUNI'GRo. HALL
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Loss-The fine leicester Buck OF Judge
Chaffee, that took the first premium at the
State Fair and was on exhibition at the Punes-
vile County Fair, bat yielded the palm at that
exhibition to competitor, the property Of
Mr.. Stewart from Msdison, siekened- while at
Painesville, and died at the depot in this place
on Friday evening last He was prodigy 10
size and symmetry.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

THE CLEVELAND LEADER on Wednesday morn.
ing last, appeared in new dress and Increased
size--addtiou Of column TO a page and seve,
raj inches n length. II now claims to be the
largest paper in Northero Ohio, and equal in
size to any in the State. Such evidences OF
prosperity are gratifying in quarter SO worthy
Of it, ..r #..t '-" -'iFb
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Wisharfs Pine Tree Tar CordiaL
The Crsa. Remedy for CenssmptiOa.

,.tc r-t.I--, READING, Pa, April 10, 1854.
DR. wIsuARr-Dear Sr:-one year ago the Exsmnine
Surgeon OF this district told had consupon OF the
Lungs and that could not be cured and judging from all
my symptoms at that me myself supposed this to b true
than year troubled with hacking cough
which gradually bad that ooald not have
t coughing without splitting blood In large qusntItis
For months could not work at anything and obliged
Rawbothams store, in this city and he seeing
how recommended to try Pine Tree Tar
had cured many Others, he believed II would do
good. bought bottle and commenced using It. In yery
short time that getting better very fast, and a
taking bottles Twas entirely restored to health
that could work every day at business, which 10
heavy work. In iron foundry. When commencec to
your Tree Tar Cordial weight only hundred
and thirty pounds since the Of 1t have weighed
an average hundred and fftyfve. shall be glad 10
have you publish ths believe should not have bsen
living this time II had not used great medicine and
wish all who suffer to receive its beneht 'f sl =
Very truly yours, :
Capt. sANTEL HARSKR,
s.t.r4ej. Ne. 334 s. Eighth street. Reading, Pc.
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The Piihoe we'll no Ito, on the Rocker farm
in which our citizens a,e il tereste I, has had Il
the obstructiny machinery removed, and free
course given to its flowing propensities, and
the estimate is a 1900 barrel institution.-
Messrs Terrick and Edwards have gone to look
after this tide Of fortune, and in or other issue
we shall be able to give the facts by them re.
ported. ,....,,v
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TIE swan pours out her sweetest song when
dying. In like manner, ,,he fragrance OF Phalon's
might. Blooming Cereus" grows more e1qu.
site as it becomes fainter. This is not the
case with the ordinary, extracts for the hapdker.
chief Their original scents only lapse into q
deci idedyrepulsive odpr. sold everywhere.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

GKN. GRANT arrived at Columbus on the3 81
He was met by deputation at Xena and es-
.cored to the city; where barquet was given
him, at which speeches we're made by Gov,
Anderson and Elk Governor Tod. -.--,a7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

HRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE Pulls.
inabls costiveness spasns loss OF Appetite sick
teadace giddiues Of boang after meals dizziness
stomach and bowels.
Original Letter at 294 Canal Street, New York.
ia ~ y. c. COOK, publisher Of tho State Bannsr, Ben
nington VI he attacked with Dyspepsia, and
severely it. that not particle OF food could
- without occasonng the most uncomfortable
fon stomach. For ave years he suiiered from the
dreadful complaint, when he used BRANDRETHS PILLS.
The did TO benefit him much but the
prodneed change by the time he bad taken six box
- COMPLETE CURE effected He "My dyspep-
sa Rone my expectation OF early death vanished
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

IIIaHLr IMPORTANT Oval frames. Circle and
Arch top frames Rustic frames, Moulding
frames, on hand and made to order at Cosr
for 30'days, at - ~ .'...l "a
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PreDure for the Onset !

The Union Electors of AshtatsIla Township,
are requested to meet at Firemens Hall, on
Saturday evening, October 4, at half past 2
O'Clock, to nominate two candidates for Justices
of the Peace, to fill the vacancies occasioned by
the resignation of E. II. Fitch, and F.W. Skies,
Esqs. and to make any preparation necdful for
the coming election. BY order of 81,
.,..f. -.. r.. TOWNSHIP CONN.,
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Business Notice.

New Goods just arrived at CoHES & GRAr-
sIxsKEY's new store. They are just opening
their second installmert Of summer goods of the
stock and prices. " ts.. . .-v -. ,.,r.k
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WASrED--S5 per pound will be given for
good Ladies' Hair. Enquire at Howey &
BlaksIee's Photograph Gallery.
Ashtabu'a. Oct 3, 1865. .tIltsl i2ms23
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Nurs WANTED A few bushels Of chestnuta,
bickorynuts, butternuts, and black walnuts want.
ed in payment OF new or old subscription TO the
Telegraph.
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Hasaarfs Pine Tree Cordial.
The Tar Cordial, whsn taken ssi!h,
.-., DR. TVishart's Dyspepsia PiAs, ~
Is an JnfaAing Cnye for Dy.pepsis.

Mr. wrsHARr al wish 10 add my testimony to the hdn-
reds you receive to the your Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen years ueef ten years Of that tto
have slept only In chair not being able to lie down Tor
sicias Phade phia who all pronounced case ncuta-
be was taken TO the College, where the Faculty having
Of Asthma and Chroc Dyspepsia its last STAGE and that
my lungs partially Finding one OF your cireu
DIAL Perseverngy used bottles, and box and
half Of Dyspepsia Pills when felt that my disease had
and strength. Continued improve aad for the past three
months have able TO sleep 10 bed as soundly as
ever did. am now we'll and have gained twenty-five
pounds in my weight able to work and provide for
nv family. d this true and faithful statement for
the benefit Of thu fering. Friends call and
Oxford Church Pc ONCE Twenty ward Phadelphia.
7T1i0H E'i Tft isaac HRILRRMAN.
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seustofa Stewart has improved the corner
west Of the Fair Ground. by putting up very
comely and neat front building to the house oi
his Iather. Mr.. Augustus Stewart.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

Two had CO ses OF piles cured By Dr. Strick-
ands PiIe Remedy Mr.. Glass OF Janesvie, Wisconsin,
ss.. cor tho bene6t Of all who suffer with the Piles that
4 hs. bee troubled eight with aggravated
~ Pies and his brother discharged from the army
Suysble The being quite parayzed with the Piles) Both
these distressing cured with bottle OF Dr.
Sfricklands Pile Remedy. The accommodation cf these
snfieren beside the daily testimonials received by Dr.
fekand ought to convince those suffering that the most
chronic Of Piles cured DR. Sickapds
Fiis Remedy. II is sold BY Druggists everywhere.
Ser ssle In Ashtsbua by George Willard and H. A. Hem
Srv .I 5000 : .I.4r go. a. ID. 500
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

I'VE want returns from every township. We
rely upon our Union COMMITTEES men In the
townships TO furnish us accurate returns =
'Frebda do no, disappoint os. , non
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a Among the" merchants that are getting 10
their new goods, and therefore Offering Unusual
attractions to. their customers we notice the
activity of our friends, Morrison & Tickner
and Messrs Smith & Giikey, a member OF
each drm having returned. from New York
where ample time basl been devoted to
securing the cream of the market.