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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

The Policy OF CoSGREss Concurrent
resolution adopted by the House and Senate
last Friday seems to settle the question OF a
reconstruction policy. or re-admission policy.
by Congress. 1t reads as follows:
Be il resolved by the House Of Representa-.
tives, (the Senate concurring,) That in order
to close agitation upon question which seems
likely TO disturb the action OF the government.
as well as TO quiet the uncertainty which is
agita,iDg the minds Of tbe people OF The eleven
States which have been declared TO be iD ins1r.
rection, no Senator or Representative shall be
admitted into either branch of Congress from
any of said etates until Congress shall have de-
clared such States entitled to such representa-.
tion.
Congrese probably knows what is reqpesite .
in regulstig this question Of thequali6cations
members, but the opinion is that either house
was amply provided with power to decide the
uestion Of the fitness of its members. without
reference to the other. d. a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

The veto seems to have warmed political
reptiles iuto activity all over the country,
who have long been torpid, or have uarsed
their venom 10 their holes. Mr.. VsllaB
d;ghsn, us will be seen by our dispatches,
made haste TO cluim Mr.. johnson as bav.
ing come TO bis platform. aud to pledge
him his support. lie also brought out
his flag, which had been furled Tor foar
yeMs III condemnation OF the uncoasti'u.
,ioua! attempt to cocrre rebellion, We
suppo,e be a'ugs il oo' nov in the belief
that the Confederates are victorious. Thi.
enthusiastic support Of those who had no
support for the couutry in It's struggle for
existence, and who have not before
reioiced since they rtjoiced at Confederate
victories, is ofs nature that should cuuse
Mr.. JohDson TO insiiiu'e rigid inquiry
into tho acts which have caused such men
to praise him Cineinnat, Gazette.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

The Pies dent, in bis last tf6cal expires
sion of opinion. said he recommended tie
admission to it's share 10 legislulin oi
each State when it presented itselfin an
t,i,ude Of loyalty aud harmony. and in
the person of representatives whose loyal
'ty cannot be questioned. This is The posi-
tion prec 'sely as be stated II. What hon.
esiy is there in those who persisleutly re.
present the President ss wi hing to bring
"red handed rebels" into Congress. Ciere
land Herald. -'"H
What honesty is there in eoucesliDg from
your readers that the President at the same
time said that any mau was 10 be consider
: d loysl who could take the oath to sup.
port the Cou,titu'iou! Loyalty as the
people Of the. North understand is. and
Loyalt as the President understands it are
wo widely different ,hings.-PitisbIrgA
Gazette.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
CLEvELAND wnoLEsALE mAnKEr
WEDNESDAY,. March 9Th ]

.'i't WEDNESDAY, March 9Th 1866
FLouR-In moderate trade demand. steady
and firm. City made $40, 759l 90 for Xxx red,
$li, 10 @i2,O0 for Xxx white. Country brands
Xxx red So, 9,00@iO;do Xxx white $40, rs.
Sales i5O bis Xxx red at $1,000; so bbls choice
do do at Sl9,25.
wnEAr-Market quiet, but firm. Sales 1900
bu No. Milwaukee club at $i Go; l car No.
2 Shelby red at 81, 10; car No. 2 red at 81 GO;
2 cars rejected rcd at 81, l3
CoRS-Dul and dropping. Sales cars No. L
shelled at 43c from store.
OArs--Inactive, but firmer. We could hear
of no sales, and withhold quotations.
LaRp-Steady. City-rendered in tierces 1sc;
do in kegs i9c. Country rendered i4@i6ic.
l. HAMs-Susar- cured steady at 22c.
DaIEp BssF-Firm and in fair request at csc.
BurrER-Choicc roll firm and in good demand
at 35@36c common grades inactive.
CHEEsH-In good demand and firm at ls@22c
for good to choice. Stocks light.
.>Eoes-Firm and in good demand at 35c.
DRiED Arp..s--In fair trade demand at I2t
@I3c, and pay for packages. Sales lObbls al
the outside price. as ,t.,is .f
PorAroEs-Sales of Peachblows at 90c.
BsAss-Held at $i,5O@2,Oo for white. De-
mand moderate.
SEEDs-In fair demand. Timothy held at
s., 90 for Western; 80, 5093, Is for Ohio; Clover
$5,50@G00 for inferior to prime.
TALLow-Steady. Sales ZOO lbs country
rendered at l0ic> ...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

py-President Johnson, 10 reply TO 90
address Of colored men, announces him.
self opposed to enfranchising the freed
men of the Souih. chiefly for the reason
that il would embitter the hatred Of the
Sooiterern whites against the blacks. and
pcrchance lead TO war between the races
That Is o very unjust reason. to say the
least, for refusing q large class Of Ameican
cit Ems their political rights. How does
President johnson know tha' 1t will result
in sanguinary collision Does be feel it,
or does he accept the Interpretation of
Southern feeling given through the rebels
ard traitors who bate the black man for
the part be took In bumbling their arrogant
heads We believe the '.wsr Of races" is
u tcsrccrow and bumbug, however much Of
q favorite theory with Governors aud
Presidents. We hope the American people
have gotten over being in,imidaied with
threats Of what the South will do under
Ger tain contingencies Southern theories
ure no mote to control the American Gov.
ernment. but Nor,hern ideas aud principles
is the leaven that is TO elevate the nation.
The South may threaten terrible things,
but The rule Of Slavery is over.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
Prom the New York Tribune.
F n0ast naIts
Gazette.

When one who declared that LincoIn's
election provoked and justified Secession
and Disuuion. asks you 10 sign political
call. don't DO i,l - sa#f.f - b
When one who wanted to coax traitsors
to desist from firing on the flag. seiziog
The fostresses and robbipg the arsenais Of
your country by kicking the New England
States out Of The Union and sgreeing that
the Shareholders might take their human
cbatsels toto every State bnd plant their
''iaslitatioa' in every Territory Of toe
Union, ssks you to soitc With bin 10 q
political movement. don't do T.!
|, When one who declared the War for
the Union unjust. and proclaimed on the
streets that the Rebels were fighting for
the defence Of their rights sad their homes,
asks You to unite with him 10 sn avowal
Of political sentiment aud purpose, do n'l
dol III cf .H n t-.I .tH.
When one who stesdfsstly insisted
throughout our great struggle that tbs
Rebels were slasys vic,orious-thst ou'
arms made no p,ogrts;-thst our Nations
Debt would Inevitably be repudiated-ths
the Union could only be restored by frs
giving II up as lost aud then asking th,
sic,ors TO let ss creep in 81 the back doc,
OF their triumphant Confederscy, now uIge
you to sympAthiz and frsterBize with hin
10 denounciag as traitors and disuniouist
,bs foremeet champions Of Liberty sn'
Cnion, Do~ and forever, snd iusepsrsb ble
don't voa do i,i 'o t7m4. ..dlda
When one who den ounced and Tsved .
the Eusneips,ioo policy Of Pfesiden
Lincoln ss Unconstitutional snd suicidal
who declared ,hstit had .sai,ed the Soatl
and divided the Norih-that We coul,
never sueeeed I'LL IL was repsdisted---ibs,
II Lincoln wss 70 elected, The Union soul,
m<sey be restored -uow wants you 10 pls,
second TO bis Gsst, do n't yos bsgiM to do Il,
Ssish the great Apostle TO the GentiIes
Be not deceived. Evil commaaical lion,
corrupt good msoDery. When Al msnps
u coppssbsads cod. sscsssioa sympa.ti
zsrs ssk you - train their compsay, eel
them you'll zee 'sm blsss frss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

We have via Brownsville a report Of an en-
gagewent between 1000 Liberals under
Gen. Medesa and the French garrison OF
Tampico. The latter reinforced BY . few
bundren men. were ordered 20 attack the
Libetials, who had taken possession of the
rosds 'esdiDg from Tampico The Libersis
at 6rs,, cut OF aud msssacred GO Of the
F,ench advance guard. but subsequently
the Liberals were defeated by Q bsyonet
charge, aud closely pursued for several
hours. The Liberal loss is estimated at
$50, aud that OF the French st LOG. .Hf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

The Committee Of tbe Alabama Legis
lature ON Distribution and Supplies. REC
commended an appropriation of 81 900. 900
for the suffering people Of that State. Their
report relates to whites slone. and gives an
ala: ming picture. All the counties have
been heard from except nine. 10 those
reported there are twelve thousshd I've
hundred and thirty destitute families.
numbering 6fty-two thousand nine hundred
and tweni y.One persons. rr i1t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
From the n. Y. Indspsadsnt Of the sth Inst.
90 ai Dry essas. ati

Prices have sgain undergone Q fall
The jobbing trade lowered last week their
quorations Of cotton fabrics, and yet the
market is heavy. A fall in the price Of
raw material is anticipated TO 20 extent TO
affect the prices Of goods considerably =
There is, however, more sctiiity in, the
trade. aud there Is prog essivs movement,
too slow. boweyer, for The seasons and for
expectation. The stock Of goods also hes
accumulated OF late. Some sales OF prints
have been effected only by reducing the
price fr N 10 8 cents yard, and at the
extreme reduction there is more activity.
Shir tings and sbeeiiDgs have declined 10
like manner, brpw-s fully 2 4 cents o yard.
aud prices are irregular The demand Is
very sluggish. CJttonsdes are in very
iiGiled request Dsuims sre steady ~
Ticks are scarce. Plsids and stripes are
10 limited sopply and prices hrm. IL
woolens there is some Improvement 10 the
demand. Fancy csssimeres are brisker,
bot prices are only steady for very desirable
styles. DelsGines have declined Goa.
siderabiy, but the reduction induce freer
pefchsses. The assortment Is fresh and
varied. Sstiuets are very dali and do
cline. 10 foreign goods there is . large
supply. and little activity Of demand -
Prices tend downsrd. Fine black broad
cloths aud doeskius ere the most active.
aud command good prices 0osiiass sIso
ere brisk Lswas. ginghams. aud Italian
cloths are & m. German snd British
dress goods aud s,ufs are very undesirable.
aud cell low. Auction ssles steiners sing.
spd The large stock Of goods viii Be thus
sold In The grsster por,ios during .bs
spring. The anticipated fall 10 the prics
Of eoltos ssd gold Is sxereiaing great ia'
dusoce 90 the trade. Dealers do not bay
bat for immediate consumption, being
afraid Of holding stocks
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

On rnE FEscr. Cleveland Leader gives
The Tx1roRarH plsce with some dozen aud
squartsr Of other State jsurpals. tamous which
vs dpd opr nsmesake OF PainesyilIe,) that are
% very nicely balanced op The rresidcnis Veto
and speech question, that their positions become
. perplexity to our very eotbssisstic cotem-
porsry. II b quite probable that our course
b not auits ss 6erce rs that Of the header. II
does not ronpcvt with our ideas Of discretion
ssdgsos policy, at ths present stage Of Affairs,
10 put 90 go much fervor rs II has has done -
For this we have two reasons. They are these
We do not hold The Prcsident strictly account
abb for The ridiculous speech made to the mob
before the White House. and We are looking
for sober, second thought, which shall redeem
him nom that folly. We are, therefore, foot
regarding the veto as sueicien, provocatiol
10 break With him. 10 the attitude Of waiting
watching and hoping. The other reason Is.
that Vie Leoder's sudden freak Of independent
enthusiasm, like the vaultiug ambition, ",
sometimes read or Is 10 danger Of Overlapping
itself, and Of falling upon the other side
We do not care 10 follow its lead. The
sesmluess, as well rs the influence Of our CO.
temporary, would probably stand better bat
for the record. Our views 10 the matter ar,
Sufficiently wen expressed for adoption. by ou
friend OF the Ravenna Demoerat:
awe would yet save the President to ,h
Union cause. h we cau. We would not whis
tie him db wn The wind Wa vouid mt drive him
ireversibly. into the arms Of copperheads and
traitors. We would save him, IL possible
with oil his faults, as the only present, Execu
tive fundamentally we have. with which to
work FOR the peace. order and security Of IL,
country. and all the nba bitants thereof"
The Aercebess and determination Of the Lead
a, is something like that Of the barber-bount
70 fetch the capillary growth il the handle held
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

GENERAL WILLIAM STEDNAN-Co!. Stedman
Of Randolph; our Representative in the Legis'
'lature, late Of the 9th Ohio Cavolry, has been
made Brigadier General by Breye,. for meri'
torious service. This is deserved promotion.
and will be as gratifying TO his friends. as it
is just to the gallant soldier. ., ".7
!j' q" ." RGrana Democrat
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

I The corset manufacturers Of the East have
been driving tremendous business 10 the
manufacture and sale OF artificial calves for
fashionable ladies'. Heres what they advertise;
Patent adjusted calvesl Farewell romance
farewell TO shspely auklea sod the attendant
thrill Street crossings have lost their value,
aud society Is cheat. Hail TO the carnival
Of false bair false teeth. false breath, aud false
calvest
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

PRcFIr OF URAPE CrLrURE.-The San
dusk y Register says that HI. r.Lrreiz, Miller.
Of Putin Boy. from vineyard of five ace es,
sold, as his crop for last year. 81 500 pounds
Of grapes and made 6 900 gallons Of wine
The price Of grapes averaged seven aud Que
half cents per pound. aud tho wine is worth
(new) ninety cents per gallon. This gives
81. 9S6 so for .ingle grape crop on five
acres Of Island soil, or 81 .597 SO ye- acre.
A fes more figures Of this kind will raise
the price Of the grnpe lands Of tina; region
to twice their present valuation.
Mr.. Miller at present carries the bloom
The Register challenges my wine g owei
this side Of France to beat him in 1885,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

CowAN CONDEMNED Safe Senate
passed q resolution on Friday last con.
demnirg the course Of Hon. EDGAR
CowAN, elected United States Senator
from The State Of Pennsylvania. aud re-
questing him to resign. The resolution
will undoubtedly pass the House also.
CowAN will not resign; tut the resolution
is importan, as showing clearly the attitude
of Pennsylvania on the leading question
Of the day --Patsbnrgh Ga~etts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

The Board Of Fire 1nsursnce UndervfI.
tors Of Nav York, on Moedsy, presented
polici.s Of life insurance 70 all members Of
The Metropolitan Fire Department. Each
policy Ias,s Tor one year add secrres one
thousand dollars TO the family 10 case oi
death while on duty, and Eve dollars per
week In case Of disability. Il Is seldom
that We have the pleasure Of chton:clipg .
gift bestowed so wisely.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

"Ashlaud," the homestead OF Henry
CLAY. has been sold 10 the Regent Of The
Kentucky University for 100000. 1t con-
sis,s OF 325 acres, and will make the site
of the Agricultural Co lege ofihsi Safe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

The New Jersy Legislature. In spite OF
Camden & Amboy have ratified the lease Of
the Morris & Essex R,ilroad to the Atlsn.
tic & Great Western R,ilssy Company.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

Steven, Charles Somner aud Wendell
PhillipsLand The feet that Stevens bad
suggested the properisty Of behesdiog him.
and Shmuer had accused him Of white
washing, and that Phillips had denounced
him as a traitor, hardly psllis,es, and by
no means excuses, the breach Of proprie,y
Much speaking BY an Executive !, q
weakness, and the Presidential. hartangues,
while they do not add largely to the
general fund OF public information, do his
cause mischief lie does in6ui,ey batter
With bis pen Andrew Johnsoo is not q
uai,or--no more 10 Charles Sumner --and
there will he no little popular impa,ieuce
with those who needlessly cxaspeta'e
the difficulty and increase the difference
between the Executive and Legislative De-
parsmepts OF the Government. A vast
q mber who indorsed the fact Of tbs veto
of The Freedmen's Bureau Bill. will no,
undertake to justify the temper Of the
Pre.identS speech.
All men, without distinction Ct party,
or political views. will say AMEN to the
words OF the Commersiai
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

The Atlantic l. Great Western Rail
Road Company is growing into gigantic
dimensions. 1t is announced that IL has
Just purchased the Richmond q Chicago
Road, with the intention Of laying double
track from Dayton to Ricbmond. 'ad9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

No WAR-The argument Of the restors.
tionists 10 that, as the Southern States bad
no legal right TO secede, therefore they did
not secede. II follows that as they bad no
right to secede, they had no right to make
war; therefore. hers scds no ,oar. This
logic Is as conclusive in one case as the
OF her.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

A division Of Oregon is ssi,s,ed. which
will give tba. State all west OF the Gas.
cade Mountains, and lyirg between Cali
foruia aud British Columbis, apd form a
new State or Territory cas-. Of he Cascades,
oa, Of the Territory which would be tho
Cascade liue from Oregon and Washing
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

GOVERNMENT AID TO THE FRKEDaES :
10 the speech of Senator Trumbull upon
the Presidents veto message, it was shown
that instead Of four million Of negroes
being thrown upon the government for
support, the Bureau had never. 10 the
most txtrao' dinary times provided for
hundred thousand. In December last the
number was reduced TO seventeen thousand
aud twenty Eve. and was rapidly being
diminished. Mespwhile. in some States,
relief vas extended to more white than
co lortd persons. Gen. Fiske recently de-
clared tha, in Eas. Tennessee, be was no,
issuing o siugle ration TO freedmen, except
to about one hundred orphan children at
Memphis and about 60 orphan children
and 25 old people at Nashville. while last
year be was feeding about 1880 white
and 1900 colored persons--the rsiions
issued TO the TO mer being much in excess
Of those supplied TO the latter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
Physicians, Please Notice.

We make secret Of the ingredients Hslmbods F!sid
Extract Buchu IL composed OF Buchu, Cubeb and JunipsF
Berries selected with great and prepared In vaeuo
H. T. Heimboid Drug gst and Chemist Of sxteen years
sced BY the most eminent phicisua has been to
the United States Army and IL also In very general
In State Hosditss and pubie Sanitary lssutisns
throughout the land. ~ -F'- f-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
.ME-NGBoLD'a


For Nonrsssnticn fpcoutinescs OF Urse ritse. Is
Summation liberation Of the BLADDER Ktneys Diseases
o. the PROSTATE Gland, Stone In the Bladder leuins
or Betdust deposte aud ali dsssses ef Tie Bsdds Kia-
ney', and dropsicsl sweliipgs. Hr III .4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
Holiday Presents.
Gold and Silver Watches

i o he sold st one dollar each without
regard to vAu. and not Be paid sr until know what
you 10 receive D
Catalogue of rich valuable articles st one dollar each
800 Fine Gold Chrouomete Watches each $500
800 Fine Geld Eusiish Lever Watches. ...... $50
200 Ladies' Gold Eoammeed Bijou Watches. .l50
20v Solid silver Hunting Lever Watches. 40 10 30
200 silver Dinner sets .lo0 10 40
100 silver Tea seu: .sss. .loOte 100
5000 English Silver Cruet Stands. .2ote 20
1900 silver Fruit ms. 10 70 ~
200 Silver Ice fTtehss. ...s..'........x ~ 70 ~
I,OOO SILVER taSofs. .le 70 ~
100 Doz Table spoons ~ 70 ~ ~
oOO lea spoons s's ~ ~ -
IOv diamond hiegs.. - " -
800 GenG Diamond Fins. .'.s.. ~ 70 W
All the above list OF goods will be sold for one doA each
Certificates Of s the various articles stating what each one
have hrs into envelopes sealed up ana mixed
and when ordered are taken without regard 10 ehoc
sent By mail thus giving al fair chance On Iscetpt
of the certificate you will what you can ha.s and thea
ct yeuT option send do lar anc take the article
q not. - <. ,,, =. - -.
Csld WsieA sassy Ss other vainebis srtiese
scs,,iae,ss tor $40; 10 for $500 80. With fsmins
Gald Pen ssd silver Extension Holder, for " wv WIN
Pys~ixs SsI.l Ssigsr HasfisK WsieA, iortio
AoEnIs wAsrsD.-Ail %ho set - oar sgenu w eo'se'
rs cents each Certificate and remit 10 ess
provdsd not less than six ordered o. ons ums.
Perfect Satisfaction GaArsstesd IN All eHsss ys nos
the tastes OF fancy eustems VIII Do exchanged
isss ofsos' Address all ''d'" ksss,oHrELY e CO.
esrnsr Ann and Nassau Streets.
New rerk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS

A RE the most perfect pur-
~ gative which We are able
to produce, which we
think has ever jet been made
by any body. Their effects
have abundantly shown to the
community how much they
excel the ordinary medicines
In use. They are safe and
pleasant 10 take, but powerful
20 cure. Their penetrating
properties stimulate tie vital
activities Of the body, remove
the obstructions Of its organs,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10


Col Fossey. is his lsst lsher % the Phils-
dslpbia Press denies emphssicaIly The state
s.ens that The President intends 70 prove false
70 bic voluntary pledges. lie says.
The Ccpperhcsds expect generous aid
from the gentlemen who hold national
tfices ip Penosylvauia; but tbsrs are
several reasons why these expectations
thou be, and I believe will be, utterly
defeated. ltvouid be Infamous II, because
q ci,ian held position under tho present
Executive, in most cases conferred by tbe
ismeeted --Abrsbsm -Lincola, no were
willing to hun.ilis,s himself and lose tae
respect Of honorable men by surrenderiog
before the unau tborz ID demands Of Copper.
head politicians. As recount the names
Of the citizens throughout the State,
with whom / am personally scqnsinted,
cnn easily conceive how these ipselligent
and high spirited men will tramp!e uuder'
foot expectations so insulting. Bear 10 mind
that President johnson has not yet sp
pointed q single svowed Coppsrhead ts
Office in Pennsylvania. Even within q
few days he conferred Presidential sp
poiniment upon one Of the friends Of Hon
Thaddeus S:eveus in Lancaster county.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
Heimbolds Fluid Extract Buchu

in snestions peculiar 70 females unequaed By any stheS
preparation, In ehoross Retention feEsis iss psis
fne suppression o oustomary evseustona Uleeated
scbrus state Of the uterus. Ieueorha and ell complaints
incident TO- the wbcther arising from habits of
imprudencies, Or In tho decline change ef life.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu,

For Weakness srrnr from ESee->.. or Tpdisereton n.
constitution Affected with Organic Weakness requrss
the sd medicine 70 strengthen and invigoras the syrtsn
which Helmbcd's Estrst Bpeha Invariably doss W no
treatment bs sutmtedte eehsumptor sss.nig sss-ea
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
HelmJolds Fluid Extract Buchu
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

wm mdsiy sstsrminsts from the system diseases q The
Urinary Organs arising nom habits Of dstaen at little
psnss change in diet and espo~ure; ssnplete
i supsrsdng toes unpleasant and dangerous rss&iss,
Copsvs and hssury, In curing ell these snpsassas ssd
dangerous diseases. ....,....s