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ONLY IRFALLIBLE SPECIFIC

Ever discovered for that disease, and which
cures by outward application only, and that in
time to come, as IN .the past it viii stand me
test Of trial wi hout failure, perform ali the
pr prieto elaim for Il, IL the dirsc ions are
attended to.
large numb Der Of 9 nt'emen throughout the
country Of hign character and 5nfiuen,e haye
voluntarily atIes' TO iLs etlc ,cy in their own
cstses, not from hearssy, and whose cerii 6cAteq
may be seen oy reference IN The publ Gallons
he proprieiois will forward 20 any address
one bottle, postpaid, On receipt OF the retail
price, 81 o. per bottle.
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FERNS per Session Payable Half yearI,
InvarIhbIy in AaNRnca.

For Board and Tuition, etc., go $50, $50 or
slJ9, according 10 the age or ass OF the pupil.
20. Day Scholar, Tuition, sl5, s2y, SIS or $50,
ace raiug 10 age or class. D..
EXTRA CBARGEs.-Lstin. French, Ital an
G1liSr, 60 o. ausic on eslp, 800; Use o.
ms ruinents, D co. Painting IA on Cslols,
lpg. Q %; Em broi3ery aud OrRarnentsi Wol K
slo 90 Wax Work, as co, Wsshins ard Men :
ings so COS Ted aud Be. ding, $40 90; station
cry, g "a Dancing, at Professors cuarses,
50 Board per month duiirS VACATION, 81
spent al tHe Acsdelny--Wa hing, mendings etc q,
ste. inctude. SIR Medicines ana Fhyslciansi
Z, es Will form extra charges.
70 further IntprnatIol,, a sply to or address
the Mother superior. - ST. Asnts Aeademy
au4 dstaWlm =.
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New Firm

"a = Undersigned have this day entered into
4 a cop%ItnsTS'ffp foo the TRANSACTION OF a
: nston Faetorsge and c. neral Commission
Business, under the style OF
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Ian,sysfIe Markst.

LOUISVILLE. = ugast 2-Tobaeco firm at IS &
Is Tor Jugs 10 med llHl leaf Colon ouist at &c
Flour 81 eady at &c 81 Tor perfine. Whszt 81. s.
az Tor Or me new Corn IN buEll, aS9s5e. OalS
new, 6Qa57e. Rye al Is ~ % N bulk PORK
$3.50. Bacon, shoulders 1S14 sides 8bifl3l71{c
I.art fipsots ISltc. kkg. lQssc.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted By the sisters OF
-. tOIiDic, IS delightfully."- situated IN =
healthy and reIirtd part OF the CT OF Menn-
pms, Tenn. The bulLigcs are ample snd com
mO1lOds. sanding IN the center of exten i've
and higuly improved grounds, shaded by Tor st
Ire 8, and laid out with rare plauts ana SIN ub-
berry.
The eourNe OF stodies comprises al the
branches Ussiul and Ornamental, that are
usually ought.
I no &C dsIhies Year consists OF two Sessions
81 nVe months facG tbe first c0-r. Inencipg on
the FIRST slGNDAY OF sEPTEMBE me
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Cincinnati Market.

CrNoISNATI, August 3-Floor and wheat n
changed. Corn SfaS5e. Oats 4066Oc.+ whisky
55c, bJnded PORK held az SIS IS. Lard ls1s q
huik shoulders l2c; sides lac Bacon, shout.
ders l314c; sides lsl. s7c. Batter jo93Jc. Cheess
l5c Eggs 49,,
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AHnual AeetIgg OF the StOcEh 3Iaers IN
he Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company.

The stosrhoiders IN the Mem plas and
GAaIle 'toa Railroad Comp my are notined
hat The next Annual MeetInx VIII a Ee ulsce
at Huntsville, Alabama,
On Wednesday, August &c, 1865.
stockholders and their families VIII be us- sed
zee " anc fzOau Huuevills for one dag before
ana IN "a one day a lei tus close OF sald meet.
ms by presenting heir SJeck Certificates 10
the COuaUctOF. -... r.. 49, E
By order o. the President - =
-5tO. ROBER T5ON,
sut "a Secretary 8nd treasurer.
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Through these advantages. 1t must be Appa
rent to all that We VIZ be able to COMPETE
With
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+ 4th-We wiz continually have cur
buyers in the Ea,t watching the market
and attending The Trade Auction saIes,
buIing BsFEaius, which We viii again
sell IS Bargains.
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is rev orleans slarket.

NEW ORLEANs. August a-CottOn very dull;
no sAles expo rs; eeeipts 2 bales. Stellang
nlaur. Fhs mslrKetS generally are do |. Eiour
slightly nrmeT /: suPeFfne 3. c I'm s3eGSi 05.
O1Is. new. toe. Hay s2lG22 Pork holds firm,
40 a. Bacon, shoulders sSsS9 ISs<c; clear siaes
-i754sl71Sc. Lard, tleree~ he Kegs, eDc.
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External duplication,
BUCKEYE sALvE

IS 9 strictly scientific combination OF we'll
known remedial agents, ami the p-orrtsfors
have 10 hesitation ID saying The bUtKEYE
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sd-FhrOagh cur large capital We arr
enabled to BUY TOR CASE, thereby
eaa buy closer than Iho,e buying on
credit. -,
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Sd-He shall eOuIIzHe 10 SELL OxEY
FOR CASH, which enables Us 10 sell 1t .
closer prea: than thOse selling on fine.
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W. q. cHRIsp q CO

rF Once up-stsirs over &. Fi,sgsrs,d a o..
No. :ys FROM Row, WaEGHRIsP.
Memphis, ist august, 1865. suIlw
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EFF. FLAHERTY,LR
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
CoAPTRoLLEk'5 UFFIC4,
Nashville Jufy * 1851

-F01LIF4Iltf suIy ., 1905.
!, g. ". BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
81 stes Insurance company, located at Balti-
more, in the state Of Maryland, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said TOM
pany has complied witn all the require
ments Of the laws fthe State Of Tennessee i'm.
posed on Insurance Companies, and I further
certify thatG W. 4. Ck, OK, Agent ofsaid TOM
psny, has also compiled With the reQuir. merits
OF the laws OF the State, made and pro-
vsded in such cases:
Wherefo. e. said United States Insurance
Company has Authority 70 take risks and trans
act the business Of Insurance in this State at
Memphis, Tenn.
@. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. ". L. CROOK, Gent agent,
k2a In EsSms e7e Ia Main street.
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VIRGINIA Military Institute,
LexiBgtOD,

A PPl-ISA l ios.s :, ~ a ten1 Cadets into
a L,,,,s,I, NJ, - enter 'rg in the sn-
nsr oDths enjoy ocular sdN ~ '19
special course OF ala up me anu II iy .fI3iiss
which t6ey sre prep AIRED foT me = so 49,
which COM menee OF, the LIST rsPtss5an2ef-
GFssIAES via 2; z S e S E. SMITH. suPt
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81. Louis Market.
Foreign Markets.

ST. LoUHs, August S-Tobacco active at full
prices. superfins -four s65t7. Wheat s292 Is
5dI0c lower. Oorn Ssss0c. Oats 46G53c. Pork
So 42D Is. Lard IS9lSc. @
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rELE6RxPHT0 MARKETS.


NKv YoRK. August 8 Cotton qu'et sales Gp'
bales uplands sG1sc. Roe aui {, G rollins 10y
alIe Coffs+q lisi. snesr steady, Cuba ll3S g
~. Molasses nonn ally unchanged. Flour
better, TOR medium and Iog grades. Wheat
q O5a2 "a. Corn a 05al Is. -5s-.-.. -.s-..s.
Dry Goods Saslydard rs1esttDgs fIdlSlsc
Rle4oh, q mus les IS s(620c. Printed calieOe-
I3lS9 nc. PnnLng eioBns 81 Siso.
Mon. y uaI ket easy call loans safe; stsr-
ding s3tal04.
Tns ALASKA drs n was paid at the Sub Treas
ury Lo-Iay, In go!u certificates II Is uuderstood
that he gold viii be shipped TO L. Ddon N in
sia ,Imeuls OF $500 w per week, aud thst tue
Gold cl sod al 40 sfS54. Old Tennessee's
So new do G5.aa 4 11s--f--a . q rs -
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LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

ME Thirty-nlnfh Annusl Session OF Studies
IN the st. Louis University
WIZ open september 7th.
rnis I,stftEtion IA The Oldest Tsst O. Learning
q, fba We having been Is a5iI-hsf IN ik29.
TO- ..t,,,rsss Of Etucles OfTerssvesy facility for
.c,IiriS 2 a thorough CLASSICAL AND Conf
NFRCIkL EDUCATE y
For /. atalogue, etc., SD " 70
REy. F. II STUN rEBECk, 8. J.,
President st. Lonts UbivsFsity, s.. Louis, $40.
lgsl stawt sept7
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KENTUCKY MIEI4AaY INSTITUTE
Col. e 7. P. ALLEN, supeEinterd't.
Asxisted by au Able Faenliy.

FENHE 2Sd Aeadsmical year OF ,his ms ituts
j Will begin on MONDAY. eeptemb, + 7, Les
TERMS Three hu' Crtd and rl7 dollars
$3.50 per Aesdsutcal ear Of 4i-Eees T. IN.
Refer TO Messrs- Parker TGF1 & Co, " "a
pNts Tenn rom whom Ca-elOz1ss Eis = o. bs,ff.
For special InfO-Era ticu, address, Col Z. 4. r.
ALLEN, Sdpeliuten emf, FGEinda' 2, frank 10
O0untv Nv fei2daW3m
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LIVERPOOL, August S-COtton clossd easier,
but qnotAbay unchanged.
BoSDOE. August 3--COnseis closed at 941s9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-30

ERIE RAMwAY.-In columns to-day will be found
the new Time Table of this Road which took effect on
the 11th inst. Several important changes have been
made with which all OF readers should at once be-
come famarized. The Erie Railway has long held a
sldng position in the great chain of roads uniting the
West with the East which is not alone attributable to
the superior accommo latons afforded passengers the
uniform civy of its officers and agents. the grandeur
and subimity of section of country which it
cs but to great vigilance exercised in the running of
trains and providing against accidents.
Despite the closest scrutiny and crcumspection, how
ever great and important hOroughfares liable to
accidents In the of the recent accident near Carr
Rock no human prescience coud have ayered the sad
catastrophe For four years prior to its not
single passenger injured on this road and it is
generally admitted that Line went into the past win
ter better condition in all respects than the Erie
but unusually long and severe was the winter that
the iron in some parts of the road yielded to its rigid
verify Yet at this time the Road is in as perfect
condition as the average of those in the country To
render it safe beyond question, however the Company
is substituting steel rails fast possible for the de-
fecive iron laying double track on the Delaware
Division doing everything to place the road in most
thorough condition The 100000 which the Company
recently came into possession of will enable all of these
improvements to be made.
AS showing one of the most prominent achievements
already secured by work which is being pushed rap
idly forward might mention the fact that the trains
present experience detention, but arrive at Ne"
York and principal Eastern cities at the same hour
as rival lines.
The Erie continues 10 Issue through tickets to New
York at LAS less than any other routea fact that VIII
not be forgotten by the reader when visiting the Eas
eth er on business or for pleasure.
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The City of Erie is constructing water works,
that are expected, according TO the Dispatch, to
be in readiness for use by October next.
What has become of the project for introdu-
cling from the heights of Bunker HILL sup
ply of water for the purpose of providing a
watering place for this village An incorpora-
ted village of this size without public water
ing place, especially when easily within reach,
is evidence of one of two things-that the peo.
pie are very amiable and long suffering, or
very stupid and regardless of their conven'
ie1rces.
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TuE PATRIOTIC DEkb.-The encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic, at Rock
Greek, propose to renew their reverence ana
respect for the fallen heroes of the rebellion,
by strewing with flowers and otherwise deco
rating the graves of those whose remains have
a resting place at Morgan, on Saturday the
Both inst, and public address will be deliver
ed on the occasion by the Rev. DIR. Anderson
of this place We trust the occaion will be as
pleasurable as it is worthy and becoming.
All honorably discharged Union soldiers,
Sailors and marines are invited to join in the
solemn services of the occasion.
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BURGLARIoUs.-Someo one with enormous
feet, left their impression in the soft earth un-
der the bedroom window of Rev. DIR. Ander
son, after an effort to open the blinds and win
dow The Rev. gentleman having seen some
thing of army life, and not being dull schol-
ar. became somewhat familiar with the use OF
defensive weapons, maintained his composurc
and silence waiting for the sight of protru-
ding head. Fortunately for the burglar his
purpose was changed and the enterprise aban-
doned. Had the head found admission, the
strong probability is that some difficulty would
have been experienced in drawing the haunch-
PC after it.
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tried IL know that it cured them; those Wno nave
not know that it cures their neShbors anu lr,enus,
and all know that what lt does one . o neecf5
its compostion. We have thouSanGs upon nn tHvu'
sands Of certificates of their cures OF ne
6oIIovvino Complaints, but such cures are known In
avar,y noi1hborhood and we need not puDnSn tnems
Adaitcd to all ages and conditions N an cnn3Les'
Containing neither calome or any deleterious 9Tu,
thev NAV be taken with safety by anybody; Iner
smear coating preserves them ever fresh ana makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely yegetaoie
no harm arise from their use IN any qant n, tba
They operate by their powerful influence on InS y
internal yiscera to purify the blood ana ~ ~
into healthy action-remove the obstructlons 70 % tho
stomach, bowels, liver, and other orsSno1 so1,b and
Sodv restor;n0 their irregular action to healtn anu
Inv correcting wherever they exist, such ueranS0
ments as are the first origin OF m the ranner IN
the box. for the following complaints wncn tnese
Pills rapidly cure = ......o,. u.ssIos.
ress. IsnGuor and Loss of Appetite, they
ohould he taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
scb and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms. Bilious Headache, Sick Headache,
Taundice or Green sickness, bilious
Collie and Bilio1s Eeyers, they should iS be Jai
action or remove the distractions which cause It.
For Dysentery or DiarrhOea, but one mild
For Rheumatisn1, GSOut, Gravel, Palpi-
tatiOn of the Heart, Pain i'm the Side,
Back and LOins, they should be continuously
taken as requTed 70 ehange .ne Tseasea %
disappear.
For DrOPsy and DrOpaical Sweliings they
should be taken in large and frequent doses 10 prO
duce the effect of drastic purge. -
For Suppression large dose should Pc IaAen
as it produces the desired effect by sympaaIInyc
AS q Dinner PHI, take one or two rus 70 PrO-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach:
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ti. ate
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetIs'
and invirorates the system. Hence 1t IS oiteh @ au
vantageous where serious derangement ,oSe
One who feels tolerably we'll 9ten nTdS % .t t. from
their cleansing and renoyating effect on tne oges-
tive apparatus.
DIR. AVER e CO., Practical Che1Ssfs'
LOWELL. MASS, U. S. Il.
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DRIVING PARK AND FAIR GRoUND.-Sub-
scriptions are now being taken to the capital
stock of the Driving Park Association. 1t is to
be located on the ground of L. Tyler and VIM.
F. Hubbard, between the Ashtabula & James
town r. R. track and the Round head road, or
W st street, and south of Camp street Some
fifteen acres are to be purchased at $3.50 per.
acre, half mile track to be graded, suitable
fence and buildings erected, trees planted sc.
and the place fitted in every respect as "a COM
modious and elegant place ofresort for pleas
ure driving, ball playing, and all kinds of
public exhibitions requiring space, including,
of course, the Annual Fairs, that have become
so nearly necessity to our population. 1t
has also been suggested that the principal
building be prepared for converting it into a
skating rink, in the season of frost
1t is believed that by the sale of season tick
cts for driving, and from rents for all the
varied uses to whichit is to be adapted, a good
per cent will be returned on the investment,
while the real estate value will be constantly
augmenting, and choice notable feature be
added to the attractions of our borough sur
roundingS
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ADVICE THAT SHOULD BE HEEDED.-We desire to call
the attention of the afflicted to the merits of Roback
Blood Pills. surely vegetable cathartic, free from mer-
curry and all mineral posons and undoubtedly the best
extan for the radical of and sick headache
bilious disorders and all affections of the Liver and
Blood They are their name indicates, Blood Pill
they search the blood for disease and strike at the very
root thereby effecting not temporary but permanent
cures AS purgative, they all that can be desired
being mild and safe in their operation and unquestiona
bly, one of our most satisfactory Catharc Pills. and
should be kept in every household and when taken in
conjunction with Robacks Blood Purifier unequal
ed for curing Scrofula, Skin Disease old Sores Salt
Rhcum, Dyspepsia, Eryspelas Tumors Eruptions, and
all diseases arising from disordered state of the blood
disorganized state of the system. Try these mcd
cincs and you will never regret it. Ask those who have
used them and they will tell you that they the best
| of medicines. 4t961
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CoLLIsIoN-Haskell's new schooner the
Vampire, on her way up the lake, light, in Il
fog on Sunday morning last, was run into off
Grand River, Canada, by the schooner Fleet
wing, her mainmast wrenched and split, and
her side badly cut into She was enabled to
make the harbor of Erie, and was towed in
for reDairs
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Address to the Nervous and DebiIitatc
whose su1crings have been protracted from hidden
causes and whose cases require prompt treatment 10
render existence desirable If you are suffering or have
suffered from involuntary discharges what effect does it
produce upon your general healths Do you feel weak
debiitated, easily tired Does little exerton
produce papitation of the hearty Does your liver
urinary organs, or your kidneys frequently get out of
brders Is your urine sometimes thick milky nocky,
the top! Or is sediment at the bottom after ii has
stood awhe Do have spells of short breathing or
gysRepsss Are your bowels % hPd Do you have
your memory impaired? Is your mind constantly dwell
Ing uPon this subject IL pS you @ ee da nstesf MOP
Rlone, TO get away from everybody, Does any little
thing make You start or lmp' Is sleep broken
festessf Is the lustre CT your brilliant: The
bloom your cheek ne bghts Do you eujoy yourself
tn society well Do you pursue your business with
the same energyf Do you feel much confidence in
Sourselff Are your spirits dull and tagging given to
Hts Of melancholy! Hso do not lay 1t TO your liver
yOur knees weak, and have but little appetite and you
attribute this to dyspepsia or liver complaint?
hnd sexual excesses. all capable of producing a
Weakness of the geneative organs The organs gen.
fou think that those bold defiant energetic per-
keverng. successful businessmen are always those
hever hear such men Complain Of being melancholy Of
hersousness ofplpitation the heart They
hfrad they cannot succeed In business they don't be-
Some sad and discouraged they are always polite and
pleasant in the company Of ladies' and look you and
hny other meanness about them. do not mean those
VINO keep the organs infamed by running to excess
fuese VIII not only ruin their constitutions,
those they do busiress with or for.
How many men from bady-cured diseases from the
bects of seifabuse aud excesses have brought about
that of weakness in those organs that has reduced
the general system mnch as to induce almost every
other dsease-ocy lunacy, paralysis, spinal Affections
suicide and almost every other form of disease which
humanity is heir and the real of the rouble
scarcely suspected and have doctorcd for all but
the right one.
- Diseases these organs require the of uretic
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the great
biuretc and certain for diseases of the Blad
Aer. Kidneys Gravel, Dropsy. Orgatie Weakness. Fe
alc Compl ints General Debility and all diseases of
the Urinary Organs, whether existing in Male Female
from whatever originating and matter of how
long standing
q NO treatment is submitted to. Consumption In
sanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood supported
from these and the health and happiness and
that Of Posterty depends upon prompt Of reliable
remedy.
- Helnbolds Extract Buchu established upward Of IS
years. prepared by Ii. T. HELMBOLD Druggist.
5N Broadway. New York, and 104 South 10th Street,
fhadelpha, Pa.
PRIcE-S1 25 per bottle or bottles for $659 deliver
ed to address Sold by all Druggists everywhere 934
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THE SECOND TRIAL OF ANDREW SHARP, be-
fore the Common Pleas at Painesville, occu-
pied the Court from Wednesday last until its
adjournment on Saturday. The result, was
the same as on the first trial, guilty-guilty of
shooting Misses Roberts and HOuliston, with in
tent to kill, and yet Judge Chaffee imposed but
five years in the penitentiary! The punish
ment is considered so inadequate, that the
the citizens of Painesville are filled with won
der and Surprise
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-30

Works OF Nature.-Ina state of health the IN;
testina canal may be compared to river whose waters
how over theadjoning land through the channels nature
has made, and improve their qualities; SO long
it runs smoothly the channels kept pure and
healthy if the of the river is stopped then the
water the canna longer pure but soon becomes
stagnant There is but law of circulation in nature
When there is superabundance Of Immortal fluid in
the intestinal tubes and costveness takes place it flows
back into the bloc vessels and infrates itself into
the circulation To establish the free course Of the riv
err we must remove the distractions which stop its
free course and those of its tributary streams With
the body, follow the natural princple-remove the
obstructions from the bowels with BRANDRETHs
PILLS. which inure, but always eectual for
the perfect cleansing of the system from all impurities
and disease Remember, suffer drop of blood TO
be taken from you. Evacuate the humors as often and
long they deranged long as you are sick
See that B. BRANDRETHi is in white letters in the
Government stamp. Sold byall Druggists. 900
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-30

THE VIEWS OF SENATOR STEWART, of Ne
vada, upon the impeachment question as given
in a speech in the Senate on the 18th inst, has
been received, but not as yet having had time
to devote to its perusal, we can say no more at
present than to make the acknowledgment
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-30

COMMON PLEAs.-Thc docket of new as well
as old cases is pretty full. One hundred and
twenty new cases have been entered since last
t2rm, making the present number upon the dock
ct nearly three hundred. The GrandJury have
been sitting, and among the cases to be report
ed upon, is that of Collins and Newberry
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-30

PLATT r. SPENCER we notice by the Times,
is abou! to remove his writing Institute from
Geneva, to Cleveland there 10 form a coDncc-
ton with the Union Business College. The
advantages of Mr.. Spencers presence in this
neighborhood will be more scnsibly felt after
his removal.