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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-06
Hollands German 2iIters
Hollands German Tonic

Is coulbindtoa Of all the ingredients Of The BiHers,
with PURE SdHtn Cruz Rum, Orange, ETC. u is used
for 1e diseases s Bitsrs IN tUrre some
pure alcoholic stimulus required fou ioiH bear in
mind that these remedies entirely different from
any others ADVERTISED for the of e diseases named
rse beKg scientific preparations Of medicinal erruets,
tcIiIe The others decoctions Of IN some
form. The TONIC is decidedly one Of The most plea
SAINT and agreeable remedies offered to e public.
It's taste is exquisite is pleasure 10 take IL t0he its
HfegriHg e1ldratng, and Medicinal qualities hare
caused ii 70 be kRoca The greGtest Of all toRie&
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Tnfornlation.-Infornat guaranteed TO pro-
duce a.luxuriant growth of hair upon laid head
heardless face. Also recipe for the removal of Pmples
Blotches, EruptiOns etc the skin. leaving the
soft clear and beautiful, be obtained hou charge
by addressing TH0S. T. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
cosy = r. 3 yS23 BroadwaJ, y. York.
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SPECIAL K0F!tEs

address 10 the Nervous and DebiIitated
whose snIerlngs have been PTOtracted from hidden
render existence desirable II yo are sUtrin or have
suastta mo N yotuniary discharges what eject does it
produce upon your general health? DO you feel weak
debilitated, easily tired Does iitecxtra cxcron
Produce palpitati0n of the heart Does your liver r
urinary organs your kidneys frequently get out Of
ORDER Il Your urine sometimes thGk milky, ocly,
Or rs it ropy settling: Ordoes thick scum rise TO
the topg Or Is sediment at the bottom after it has
Do yon have spells of short breathing
dyspepsia Are yor bowels constipated? DO yoH have
spells off4inting rushes of blood TO tic head? Is
your memory impaired! Il your mind constantly dwell
ing fired Of company of life! Do Won wish to be Ip
slone, to- get away from everybody? Does any little
restless Is the ustre CT your eve as bIIants The
bloom on your cheek as bright; DO you cuioy yourself
The same energy Do you feel as much confidence in
gourseift Are yonr spirits dull and Tagging given to
dyspepsia Have you restless nSts YoT Sac ys Mao Gr
ear knees weak and have but little appetite and Won
sfow reader, sefsbuse YeIereal diseases badly erred
snd sexual excesses are all capable of producing
,sration. when in perfect health, make the nan Did
you ever think thar those bold, defiant energetic per
whose generatiye organs are in perfect health; Yon
never hear such men complain of being melancholy of
neryousness ofpalpitaton of theheart They
afraid they cannot succeed in business they don't be-
gone sad and discouraged they always polite and
company of ladies, land look you and
theTight IN the face-none of your downcast looks or
Sny Other neanpess abont thsm.' do not mean those
These avH not only ruin their constitutions but also
those they do business with or for. 80
How many men from badly-cured diseases. from the
effects seifabuse and excesses have brought about
fh3t sfe Of weakness in those organs that has reuced
the general system 20 nmch toinluce almost every
tthcr dsease-iocy lnnacy paralysis, spinal affections
suicide and almost every other form Of disease which
humanity is heir to- and the real of the trouble
scarcely ever Suspected and have dOctored for all but
the right one.
Diseases of these organs reoure tc use Of dfureic
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT RUCIIT7 is the Great
Diuretc and is certain for diseases the BIad.
der. Kidneys Gravel, Dropsy Orgatic Weakness Fe-
male COmp iDts, General Debility and all diseases Of
the Urinary Organs whether existing in Male or Female
from whatever cause originating and mnttcr of how
long standing.
If no treatment is ssubuitted to- Consumption or In
sanity may Our flesh and blood are supported
from these sources and The health and happiness and
that of Posterfy, depends upon prompt use of reliable
remedy. ~ -t-7l
Helmbod's Extract Buchg established upward of is |
years. prepared by II. T. IIELMBOLD. Druggist
59t broadway, New York, and 1OI South 10th Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. -ft
PRICE-$12 2j per bortle bottles for Sc 81 deliver
ed to address Sold by all Druggists everywhere 934
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Errors of YOuth.-A Gentleman who suffered
for years from nervous debility premature decay and all
the effects Of youthful iniserston, wilE for the sake OF
suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
cipe and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he cured Sufferers wishing to prof, by the
advertisers experience, can do So by addressing in
perfect confidence, ifft y JOHN B. OGDEN.
937-10m % Cedar Street n Y
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PTRIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this eN-
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of ScrofUlous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it:
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrotu-
Ions contamination until
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MASONIC FESTIVAL At PIERPoNT. The F
and A. Masons of Relief Lodge No. 264, will
celebrate the anniversary of the birth of St
John, Evangelist, on the 24th day Of June,
A D. 1868.
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FOURTH OF JULY.
@S@sA
ssssXAS

The citizens of Ashtabula, favorable to cele-
brating the FOURTH OF July, in this town are
to meet at the Office of o. H. Fitch,
at 8 o'clock, this friday evening.
Pm OpDrp
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WANTED AGENTS in every town in the county to can
and take orders for custom made shirts Merchants
will do well to loo! 10 this branch OF business. Ad
dress, Charles L. Lockwood 5t3 Broadway, N. Y.
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To CoIis1 M ptfVcs.-The Rev EITwARD a. VIII.
viii send free of charge) TO all who desire IT, the
prescription with the directions for making nd using
fhe simple remedy by which he cured of l:g afec
ton and that dread disease Consumption H only oh
jec is TO benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
will try this prescription ii will cost hep nothing
and may prove blessing. Please address =
90Sy REV EDWARD A WILSON.
No. 105 SO. Cd street, Williamsburgh. n. York.
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FoR THIRTY DAYS ONLV.-250 Photograph Albums be-
low cost 800 Oval Circle Arch Top and Rustic Frames
all styles and sizes. cost, Pictures for framing at
your price, Picture frames made to order Picture
Glass Card and Tassels, &c. at A ALBERT's Gallery
Ashtabula 5.-...r..
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LAKE VIEW .HoUsE.-The Reynolds prop
erty on Little Mountain has been purchased
by company, the house has been improved,
enlarged and reflrnished, a number Of new
cottages have been built for the use of fami-
lies, new stabling has been provided, and every
thing put in tirst-rate order for the accommo-
dation of visitors and boarders. The house
will open for the public on the 18th of June
under the care of those old and experienced
hotel keepers, r. H Abbott and wife. There
is no more pleasant resort in all the West
than Little Mountain
Amasa Stone Esq, so long the able Prcsi-
dent of the Lake Shore Railway Com pany, is
going to Europe. On the first of June, j. III.
Deyereayx, recently elected Vice President of
the Company, assumed the direction of at-
fairs. M. DevereauX is one of the most skill
full and popular railroad men in the Country.
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DEBILITY,

There is no medicine equal 70 Boefdnes Germans
BifieIs Tonic in E1SzsEz1E7zeases Of Debility.
They impdrt Il tone e1-5 6dHd vigOr 10 the whole
syStSm, strengthen 81 the appetite, cause
an enjoyment Of tezEzz food, enable the sto-
sidci % digest IT, purify the blood give good sound,
healthy eOnteriO, eradicate e yiiolC tinge from the
eye, iHpa5t bloom 20 e cheeks and change e patient
from saortbredtted entacidied tcec, d,ad nervous
iHralid, to full faced, sos and rigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitfers or
Tonic. I'm fact, they are Family Medt-
cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or a man
OF ninety.
These Remedies are The best
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DIR Eaton's Cordial, is not only good for Nurs-
ng Children bat it is the best remedy for Dysentery
Diarrhna and disordered state of the bowels Sold
Hendrv-s Drug Store. Ashtabula .---.
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Works of Nature.-Ina state OF health the IN
tcstina canalmay be compared 10 river whose waters
flow theadjoining land, trigh the channels nature
art has made, and improve Iher qualities; longas
it smoothly the channels kept pure and
healthy if the of the river is stopped then the
water in the canna is longer pure bat becomes
stagnant There is but law of circulation in nature
When there is superabundance OF Immortal fluid in
the intestinal tubes and eostvcness takes place it flows
back into the bloc vessels, and nltrates itself into
the circulation. To establish the free course of the rv
er we must the distinctions which stop its
free course, and those of its tributary streams With
the body follow the natural principle-remove the
distractions from the bowels with BRANDRETHS
PILLS, which never injure bat always eectua for
the perfect cleansing OF the system from all impurities
and disease. Remember suffer drop of blood to
be taken from you Eyacuate the humors often ard
as long they deFanged long you sick
See that B. BRANDRETH is in white letters in the
Government stamp Sold byall Druggists. 900
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FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, D. D.;

Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DR. JAcxsoS-DEsR SIR:-I hare been frequently
TsgUesifd connect nv tch edGtfonS Of
different kinds Of medicines, bat rcgnsHg the practice
as ont Of my appropriate sphere, hdre all cases de-
cinc; but With clecr pr0 ia r1rions instances, and
particularly E,y Jdmiiy, Of The usefulness Of Dr.
HoeGHds GeI BiteTs, depart for once from my
course 10 express my u cOEUctioH tdt for gen.
er debility OF the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, it is $50 s7Fasafe ard @valua'le
prepara alton. In %A some cases Il may
fail; bla usually, b Nd doubt not, u lotR
be rery bsrefci1i .,Rsn ID 10 those tOho sygsr
from Tie abOue causes. Yours, ueTg resPse: lIiLy,
j. H KENNARD,
Eighth, 6eLOD Coates Strez-
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DIR. EAMIES, would inform his friends and the
public generally that he is his place of business,
ready 10 attend to all professional calls oEice hours
from 70 to P. n
AEhtabula, o. May q. 1S6S. $50
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w ANTED "A WooD Turner.
Address, SEYMOUR & GIpDiNGs, o.,o
e53tf Afhtaoula' onio'
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
TWO Dollars a retar invariabI, in Advance.
Local & Miscellaneous.
Blanks of ali kinds for sale at this Office.

Go to P E. HALL for your Dentistry who performs all
Operations in that line in the best STYLE and at as low
rates as the same classof work be obtained any
where. Full Upper or Lower Sets for SIS and other
work in proportion Office nearly oppositet the Bank
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CAUTION.

LToofapds German remedies cotz7teTfeit'd 1hs
orlluiHs hare lts signature Of C. VI. jackson on
name of 1Is article blooB IN each 6oe. al Oilers are
eoHfLsrJeh.
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efiectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hGlr as soon restored
to Its original color
acih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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Friend have you Couou, coLD or SORE THROAT I:
DIR. CLARKs JTUd Cherry LozeRges, they will cure
you. For sale by all Druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-03-01

Ten articles Of impeachment against Andrew
johnson were submitted to the House Of Rep
resentatives yesterday as the result OF the
tremendous labors Of the impeachment Com
mttee. They are as petty specimens OF the
sweet smoke of political rhetoric as ever were
seen. The first article is that Andrew johnson
did on certain day issue an order" for the
removal of Mr. Stanton from the War Depart
ment; the second, that he did tissue an
order" appointing Lorenzo Thomas Secretary
ad interim--in all this violating the constitu-
ton Of the United States and the Tenure OF
Office act Articles third, fourth and fifth rest
on the same iacts, only declaring that they
were the result of conspiracy. Articles
sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth ring the
changes on this notion Of conspiracy-con-
spiracy to seize government property, to hinder
operation Of the Tenure of Office act, and so
on Article ten charges that the President
conspired with General Emory to resist the
operation of TIE laws of Congress.
This tenth charge seems at first glance 10
have serious look but the testimony Of Cen
eral Emory, which we give, and on which the
article was founded, puts the thing in It's pro-
perlys ridiculous light. The President, it ap-
pears, had asked General Emory if any change
had been made in the garrison Of Washington,
naturally feeling the necessity to watch a
man so INSCRIPTIONS as Stanton. General
Emory told what changes had been made, and
by what authority and this brought IN ques-
ton the order that no troops should obey any
command that had not gone through General
Grants hands. This order was produced and
read, and the President said to General Emory
that such an order was not in accordance with
the constitution. And that is the conspiracy
with Emory-almost as terrible thing as poor
old Kennedy's Guy Fawkes story.
All the rest relates strictly and actually TO
the case of Stanton, and 80 little has the inge-
nuity of the committee been able to make OF it
that there is some indication that Congress is
already ashamed of its grand attempt-already
feels that impeachment Is the most contemptl-
BILE of all official efforts to be awful. These
articles reported by the committee have yet to
be adopted by the House, and If we did not
know that party spirit rather than respect for
its own character ruled in that body, there
would be reason to hope that it would never
rest Its position before the country on such a
tarrago Of puerlity and that impeachment
would die from inanition in the very House in
which 1t began its miserable career.
The New York herald., 1868-03-01
NEWS ITEMS.

The argument in tho OF Bishop Campbelrs will, u
wheellng w. Va, was concluded Thursday last BY .
very eloquent speech from General Garasid OF Ohio.
Judges Robertson and Lowrc sustained the validity oe
the codlcil OF the win In controversy.
The Baltimore Court Of Appeals has reversed the de-
cision Of Judge Alexander removing the trustees %
the National Expross Company. The assignment b
decided to be good and tho trustees arc rensssed.
The contract for carrying tho freight to
the military posts and other points the upper Mis-
souri, river this has been awarded 10 Captains
Hazsletts, Coutts and Jacobs, Of Pi,,sburg.
General sheridan les st. Louis for Fort Leavenwosth
Friday evening, 70 resume command Of hs depart
mcnt
Mr. Kettles. United States Assessor at Waterloo.
Illinois was garroed on Thursday night and roooeo Of
The California Legislature have adopted memorial TO
Congress asking aid for the southern Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Compaaiea
In difficulty on the Memphis aud Louisville Rail-
road on Friday night Major =. A HICKS was shot and
shot by Hicks son and mortaiy wounded. Maxwell
died during the night Both were highly esteemed citi
zens
despatches received at General sherman head.
quarters in 81 Louis deny that ,here has been great
suffering al stevenson This wintor as teiesraphsd
few days ago Tho dispatches Gay the garrison ls
well provided for In every respect
Tho steamer Paragon from Cairo to 81 Louis, sunk at
Devis Point four miles above Cape Girardsau, last
ming Tho boat and cargo will probably be total loss.
No lives were lost
Mike Mccoole, the pugist gave sparriRg exhibition
last night st Louis Tor tho benefit Of the Of the
city which largely attended. The principal features
we're boxing between Ryali and Allen the English pugi-
lisis and McCoole and Joe Shaw McCools will go into
training soon for his great mill With Joe Coburn.
A nght occurred yesterday at Q radical meeting a.
Murfreesboro, Tenn, In which several negroes were
wounded. The negroes were incted TO violence by
speeches made on the OCCASION.
John Breckne. son OF samuel r. Breckneil, OF
Maury: Tenn was murdered Friday In Lewis
county In that State, BY stranger named Walker Tho
murder for the purpose Of robbng young Brocknc
Walker carried OF his victm's horse and boots Ho
Is sti at large Brecknsl Was out on tour 40 sgent
(or several periodicals.
The New York herald., 1868-03-01
The Case Of Tying. Jr.-Boggs and stubbs
Triumphant.

The Case Of Tying. Jr.-Boggs and Stubs
Triumphant.
The court which tried Stephen H. Tying for
(shall we say high crimes and misdemeanors y
preaching the Gospel in neighboring parish,
in opposition to the will of the selfconstituted
religious authorities OF said parish, have found
the reverend gentleman guilty Of violating one
of the canons of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and have advised that he be admou-
ished accordingly. So far as we know Mr..
Tying has not yet been admonished. 1t is still,
so far as we know, doubtful whether Mr. Tying
will submit to admonition. 1t is just as doubt
full whether the admonition, if administered
will be moro than the merest sham. If Stephen
Ii. Tying submit TO formal admonition he will
play the part of coward. If the authorities
of the Protestant Episcopal Church do not
formally admonish, they will be accused before
the world Of moral cowardice. The canon
which Mr.. Tying violated was and is foolish
canon. Mr.. Tying foolishly violated 1t. The
authorities of the Protestant Episcopal Church
foolishly brought Mr.. Tying to trial. They have
since foolishly found him guilty and adjudged
foolish punishment It has been foolish
affair all through. The end, which is not yet,
promises to be more foolish than the begin
ming. Boggs and Stubbs so far have been tri-
umphant To-day the Jerseyites will thank
God that the schismatic has been found guilty.
The New York herald., 1868-03-01
FrIghtful STATE Of the streets.

II must have been some benevolent person,
interested in the comfort Of the unfortunate
people obliged to cross Broadway, who stole
the nitro-glycerine which Kennedy supposed
was to send sky-high all the radical Congress,
for the purpose Of blasting the ice rocks that
the street cleaning official has permitted to
accumulate on that thoroughfare. II requires
all the skill and daring of an Alpine guide to
conduct lady over these frozen mountains.
This task is pretty well performed by the
favored Broadway police squad, bat when IL
comes TO untangliug the mass OF carts, omni-
buses, butchers' wagons and street cars, in
Fulton street and other narrow high
ways, then the tact and muscle
Of the poor policemen are strained
to their uttermost We do not believe that
there Is city in tho world, from st.
Petersburg to the capital Of Theodorus, the
sovereign of Abyssinia, in which such con-
dition Of the streets would be permitted to
exist for day. It is oil very well to set this
affection down to the weather. The weather
is'not worse here than elsewhere, and in no
one Of our own cities, north, east, or west,
can any such sight be seen Of struggling
horses, terrified pedestrians, and general
obstruction as is witnessed hourly on the great
The New York herald., 1868-03-01

The modistes of this city are closeted at
present, devising new and unknown styles OF
raiment for their fair customers. They observe
spring but there is one thing OF which we can
assure the ladies. The bonnets for the coming
season will not be increased in size, although
the trimming may be more elaborate and
costly than their predecessors. The charming.
convenient and coquettish little street dresses
style, and the cloaks will undergo many and
material changes. In Paris, according to the
sprightly letter of our correspondent, Prince
Carnival, at last accounts, was shaking his
merry bells and had set all heads in that gay
city thinking of fun and jollity. The carnival
season saves Paris from many disagreeable
eruptions for it diverts the minds of the tickle
people from the contemplation and investiga-
ton of more serious subjects The ladies there
have converted themselves into animated
flowers, and the most attractive is the daisy,
with petal basques Of silver cloth and
skirts of green satin leaves, and the fan,
with pointed satin folds and perle de coque
ornaments. The skirt Of promise is azure
blue gauze, sprlnkled over with buds and burst
ing woodland fowerets. The black swan fur
nishes the newest costume, although there is
little to recommend 1t in either fashionable
or pathological point Of view. The imperial
family will be religiously inclined this month,
as the Prince Imperial enters on his thirteenth
year and will be entirely under the direction Of
hisrelgious preceptor. The Partisan bellies are
returning to the era Of edifces Of false hair,
which we hope will not find favor in America.
II is u cheering sign Of the taste and independ-
ence Of ladies on this side Of the Atlantic to find
that all the imported fashions have to be con-
siderably modified before they will be accepted.
The opening of the spring season will un-
doubtedly show great revolution in regard
to Paris fashions. The time is not far distant
when American fashions will rule in this city
among the ladies instead Of the outre extrava-
gances OF Paris.
The New York herald., 1868-03-01
French Army Movements-What DO They
Meant

BY cable despatch of yesterday we are
made aware of the fact that all officers of the
French army absent on furlough have been
ordered to report at their headquarters before
the 3lst Of March. On that day, ii is added,
all furloughs are to terminate. When we
remember tha. this forms part Of the new
military arrangements Of France, we may con-
clude that ii Is all quite natural. When we
remember the peculiarly unsettled condition
of Europe, we are just as liable to conclude
that this is seriously ominous. There Is at the
present moment vague and ill-defncd feeling
all over Europe that war in the spring is more
than possibility. Who are to be the COM
batants nobody can tell. The feeling Is
encouraged by this and other movements
in France. How France can engage in war on
large scale and yet allow the Emperor, as
lie intends to do, to visit Vienna and Constan-
tnople 1t is somewhat difficult to understand
II is to be borne in mind that Napoleon is in
the habit Of having two strings 10. his bow.
The rumored visit to Francis Joseph and Abdul
Aziz encourages the idea Of peace but IL war
becomes necessary or Is deemed convenient
reasons will easily bo found TO postpone the
visit This last piece of news may mean little
or 1t may mean great deal.