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MENKE g. MU L L E Il

MENKE g. NJ q L L E
V,AKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT
they have opened at their New Establishment
No. 325 KING STREET, opposite Society, the hnest
Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS LOT 0enlie'
;no the Choicest BROADCLOTHS, FRENCH DOE
SKINS, VELVET AND SILK VESTINGS, &c, which
will be made up to order. =.
They have also on hand large ASSORTMENT oi
READY.MADE CLOTHING. of all descriptions,
selected with great care aud Of tie very latest styles
consisting of Business and Dress Suits, Overcoafs,
&C. and q full stock of Alexandre's Kid, Cashmere
and Buckskin Gloves, Cravats, Shirts and other ur-
zisning Goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case. and prices
to suit the times. a. MENAE,
formerly OF DoRBAUM MEsKE.)
D. MULLER.
formerly Of MULLER BRoTHERs.)
October l3 tutns Zmos
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Memoranda.

Tn, following are the consgnees per schr Charles
Comezoy from New York, arrived Sunday: Rlsley
Creighton, Kerr L Co, Ycadon, Robson,
Pelzer, Rodgers co, Railroad Agent, and II Cooia
Go.
The schr ] W vanneman, Durant. from George
town, C, for Boston, arrived at Holmes Hole, De-
cemper II.
The schr Susan Wright, Mount, from Georgetown,
q arrived at New York, Dccembcr9.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Carroll. from Baltmore-W Will
son. .. n
Dozier, J Prngle, Rev Belts, Rev. Porter
Major Shaw, A Morgan. Master D Kelly, DR. b
Fishburne Trenholm. NJ Lucas. MISS ~
Toomer, Master b Wilson, Rev 5 Irapier 'nu
wife, and others.
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consicnees per northeastern Railroad

Consisnees per Northeastern Railroad
December II.
IFS bales Upland and bale Sea Island Cotton,
Cotton Seed. Mdse, &C. To Ravenel + CO, AIKEN
+ r,o Mazycks Salters, WariaT 4 Carew, Mach
nm I, n r, Cohen l. Co. W Ryan, Reeder & Do
, vis. " y Dukes Co, S Davis, Gaillard Minott; G
W Williams 90, Pelzer, Rodgers l. Co, G u waiter
Co, Graeser. Lee, Smith Co. Mowry GO, FTost re y
= Sdoer. A q Goodwin, Agent Caldwell & Son, W
Sonrfnev l. Co. ouackenbush, Roper Stoney,
A @ wagner, Railroad Agent. and Order.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENSA'
TION
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In 1s47 the great grand principle of stopping the
most cxcru ,iating pain in an instant without en-
ploying such dangerous agents as OhloroiorIn,
Opium, Morphine, Acontne, Ether, &C.. Was first
made known In
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Corsignees per South Carolina Railroad
December II.

963 bales Cotton, 81 bales Domestics. 1918 bushels
cra;n or 90 c.sks Clay cars Lumber, cars Wood, II
hhds sugar and cais Stock. To Railroad Agent !; J
Adser & Co. G W Williams 4 Co. N Goldsmith S g
Son, NJ Butler, ST. nhouse Co. TIdeman nan, Co.
Frost Adger, Ptlzer, Rodgers Co. D W1s, 1a.On
co'TH& SCaTs " Dewees, q q Boppock. campsen Co,
Reeder 4 Davis, W Roa:h. Nachman GO, Maotoqe Ie
Co, Mowry & Co, J Aiken Co, Salinas: 81 d
Harney, Graeser, Lee. Smith 60, WaroIa% :. Ga- a
raw. Kirkpatrick & Witte, L D DeSaussure, ba'
ker & Co, Street Bros Co. and W Dukes & Co.
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lIobile Savannah and Charleston now snow
fal ing of, as compared with 1857 OF " oIo oaes'
no swthstanding the inducements OF tne ei
ty :nes and the good condition Of the rivers ano
roads. Our information fr'm these places leaus us
to believe that the crops OF Alabama, oeorgla snu
South Carolina will be of least one quartsr ess .nan ian
last YEAR At Memphis the excess ls ABOUT II ,oou
bales 30 far For the weeks ending 20tn and 2Itn
December, 1867 the receipts were lg9'442 oaies OF
which 106 S64 bales we're received az MOBILE, saSan-
nah and Charleston. We believe tnae tne receip
for the next fortnight will be less than the cores
pondng pei iod last year. New Orleans ana saves
ton now show an excess of2.2,1E bales, which may
be slowly increased for some tune yet.
SALES FOR FUTURE DELIVERY y.-Early in the week
some large lots oi low middling were o-ered and
sold at 22c for January and February, and one lot
sod low as 224c Later, the orders to sell were
withdrawn and orders to buy ut 2224c could not De
executed. Low middling, for January or eDruary,
is now held at Csc, and mddling at 24c, with little
disposition to put out contracts. For January, 700
bales low middling sold at 221zc. For January and
February, 800 bles at 2?1ac; and oCO bales at 22c;
and 100 bales at 23c. For February, $50 bales low
middling at 22Hc. For January, February and
March, $50 bales middling at 23hc. For December.
200 bales low middIing at 23c; and 500 bales mid
ding up to 1st March, on private terms. Yesterday,
200 brles mddllnG sold at 24c; and 100 blleS low
middling at 23c, both fer February delivery.
STATISTICAL PosIT1oN-The stock in Liverpool IS
3G5, 900 bales; afoat from India l43uoo; ana 1c0n
America, 1000 bales. Total 6OS O0o Daies on De
cemper i9 1867 the stock was $4,000 bales; ahoat
from India 17s 600; and from America, SOU oales
Total G99 coo bales. Deficiency in visible supply, as
compared with last year, $4,000 bales Price OF md 1;
ding Orleans now, MD; then, 75.d STOCK at al
por,s in the United States, 447Gl bales less than
same time last year. Estimated stock held by Man.
chester spnners at the mills, l0oQ DaieS' stocA
in Havre Goth November, 1,527 with 456S9 at sec,
against 81, l,S71 in stock, ard e7S5 ct sea last year
Stock in London, 26th November 159 40 with 49, UOo
at sea- against 1O 9l in stock and 6S o. sea last
wear. Average weekly consumption and export at
Liverpool to November 49, 1857, 62s65 balcs anu 10
November &c, 1868 Cd, ,163 bales.
Upland& Mobile. New
Florida. Orlears Texas.
Ordinary. a22 AJAX a?21s a22l
dinaTy a2s a2s14 a.sH a2s%
ding. a24 a2434 a2Hs a24A
Middling.- a25 a2SH .a253s,nc asS1 s7ss ssoI =
Sales of the week 18,919 bales, including 6Ioo 10
spinners, 1926 to speoulators, and s6Ss to export
ers. .,,,,o m
Stocks in the interior towns November 2s 1868. A.
aa1 ha,es AGAINST 66 36l bales same time last year.
Gross receipts at this port for the week. 20,24O
bales. Since September !, 2S2, ITO bales.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Love and the Laurel.


rFcom Wor rIsworts's "Rus,tan Fagitire."]
Ills sung in arcienl miustrelsy
That Phebu3 wont tc wear
The leaves OF any pleasant tree
Around his golden hair;
Till Daphne, desperate with pursuit
OF his imperious love,
At her own prayer transformed, took root,
A laurel in the grove.
Then did the Penitent adorn
his brow with laurel green;
And mid his bright locks never shorn
No meaner leaf was seen;
And poets sage. through every age,
About their temples wound
Tia hay; and conquerors thanked the eocs'
with laurel chaplets crowned
Into the mists of fabling Time
So far luns back the praise
OF Beauty, that G'dains to ciimo
Along forbidden ways;
That scorns temptation; power detes
where mutual love is Eot;
And to the tomb for rescue mes
when life would be blot
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Gommerfial.
4 Rice Market

m,e Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
orE1cF OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, Dec. H. Co.
CoTToN.-There was amoderate inquiry from ouS-
ers the stock Offering by factors being very Limited
nna was held with much frnness, The TRANSACTIONS
of the day were at about previous rates. sales ooo
bales say IL at %; 81 st 22; at 22A; 70 at 22s;
Tat t22x; 1ss at 2s Sat 2336; 15s at 2S; III at "a
nrenared on the GuIlett gin at PAX cents q fb.,
and Ill sold on Saturday evening at 2SA cents. We
quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
= Ordinary to good ordinary. .....M g24H
Low middling.... ...............a0
MiddGng. 'ao5522SSyo
Strict midding. ...:..: .......'.Zo7aS-4
The following are the quotations OF the two iead'ne
grades by
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION:
Low mi0dling. g...........'.'...'.' $500 oo33aSoI
Middhng.
RIcE-The stock Of the grain on the MARKER was
LIGHT and prices were Armer, improving aoou' "
cent a f. Sales about 100 tierces OF clean Carolna
nav 30 tierces at 771e 10 tierces at 7A II herces al
CENTS. and 40 tierces at SIG cents q 10. we
ouote common to fair at 7a7h cents good al '7'a0
cents, common prime SIG cents . ib.
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de-
lirhtful desderatum in all cases Of external and in
ternaI pain In an instant it Afforded relief. the
moment 1t was applied to the parts OF the body
where Inflammation or pain ez1sted-it at once re-
heved the patient Of the most violent and e1cruciai
ino pangs and throbs OF pam, and impaired the de
lChtful sensation of ease and comfort,
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LIST Of VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POha

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
The Agra, Pulmoro sailed. ...............Oc .Oc. - -
British ship Gorilla Jones, sailed. :oct -
The Kamu1 Fuuder Krogh. sailed nov
ship Bluhar tho THIRD. Wood, sail NOV 0
Schr Muscongus, Groves, sailed. .Aov IL
ANTWERP
Ship Grshoms Policy Burgess, sailed Nov 10
ALLoA.
The Jano Carson, sailed Dot 81
LRITH.
The Harkaway. Horton, sailed Oct u
Tho EnighedrD, Horstendah sailed. Nov 10
HAYAHA,
Spapish ship Plandolit; Apnc:2ual, cleared Dec
cIENInHdos.
Spanish bark OLYMPIA, Sail d Nov 2e
OGMEST
PORTLAND. ne
Schr Granger. GoodIng. cleared. ed........-.....Dec
schr Nellie Il Burgess, - up. ........ NOV ~
\; hr Charles nayIn' nd, -, mp. ........ .pec II
Schr Abbie Pinnau, Landlord. cleared. .-.Dec 10
va fVkzs
sshr Myrovsr, Brown. up....''.'.....'.'.'.'pee
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CONGESTION OF IBE LUNGS CURED lN
THIRTY MINUTESt
important to Know how to Use "Ra6,-
ways Ready Rchcf' tn Acute
and Dangerous Attaokst
MY OWN CASE.

On Saturday night, the 10Th, was violently sei2eE
with Congestion of the Lungs. For lew uays pre-
yious I ielt DILL pain over my !ei' iune, win
occasional coughs but Being actively ehs aSeu. palo
no attention to it When seized, the pam was &C
nercIup cutting and excrucaunS. that every breath
Draw, was like a red hot knife cutting my lung Be
mo absent ON home sent out :or tree bottles OF
KaDWAY'S RELIEF, appliei the entire lot to my
lunrs back shoulders &c, ald Ii J. low moments
cot nm couoter-irritation Inspirations wore easy.
and as the skin became reddened, al paiu ceased.
In half an hour was free from pain and all signs
of counesiion Ind mmluon. &C., gonc- This Is ar
i,nnortaut cure 1t is we'll that every orc should
Enow how TO use this remedy in eevcrn attacks. he
same ruIo holds good Il cIso5 OF int1ammauon OF
the Loins. Bowels Kidneys aud Stomach. apply
the RELIi free y; eolk the si;ln with IL 1t viii
instantly secure the withdrawal of the inflammation
TO the surface ard persons now suffering may, il,
THIRTY MINUTES. be free iron, Elln-
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where inflammation has existed for &
lenath OF time, in addition TO the RtlIEF. take sN
OF RAILWAYS FILLS. Powuer them. In hall
bonr. iu most cases, they viii operate Enot, 20
ceat the dose. IL or two houI3 at the furthe6:
they will operate aud the patient soon get well. Ii
Bilious Typhoid, Fever and Ague, thus treatment ~
'A'' " ~ J0MS BADWAY. II. D.
eG- Err RhDTAY'S REMEDIES are sold By Drn2
aists and S:o-okt epers eyegyWhaTe. Got tie New
Style with Indin Rubber Cork.
DoyyIE &; BOISE,
AGENTS.
No. 1e9 Meeting. stree. eoraer Esse>
Charleston, 8. G.
November & 3
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

STATE TREAsURER's OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., December 2, 1868
DILLS OF THE BANK OF THE hTATE OF
ID SOUTH CAROLINA, lodged at this oihce TO De
funded under ON Act Of the General Assembly. en-.
titled an act to close the operations OF the Bank OF
the State of South Carolina will be funded in sums
of $500 and S1OOO-Bonds being prepared only for
such amounts. NILES u. PAhh hch.
Treasurer State of South Caro- lima.
December b
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Marine Mems.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. December 15
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FOR SPRING USEk
a5-HO BITTERs Equal TO THEM.-es
THE CELEBRA TED SUMTER BITTERS,
Made Of PURE LIQUOR, HERE'S AND ROOTS, 30
we'll known in Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN BARK, CnAMOMILE FLOW
ERS, SNAKE ROOT, CHERRY BARK,
GINGER,
And such other HERES AND ROOTS as viii in al
cases assist Digestion, promote the secretaons c1 The
system In the natural channels, and give
TONE AND vIGoR TO THE
YOUNG AND OLD. MALEAND FE1fALIs
All Use It With Wonderful Success
BRINGS COLOE
TO THE PALE WHITE LIT.
BLOOM AND BEA UTY
TO THE THEN FACE AND CATE-WORN
OoUNEfNANCE. CURES FEVER AND GRE
ATEs APPETITE.
TRY EERR. USE NO oTHER.
Ask for SUMTER BII1ERS. sold by Druggists
and Grncers
aS-see that our signature is ovar the cork OF eoen
bottle BOWIE q MoaSE'
popRIsrcRs AND WHOLESALE DRUaaIsTs.
Aueust5 6mo* chs-lssson, s. g
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-29

FIRES, Feb. 20 to &c AT Bellar, 0. near
Wheeling, nail mill, loss $4,000. Buffalo
Union Elevator, and bark Treat, $55, 200. To-
Ledo, two fires, stores, $I60,OOO. Dunkirk,
stores &c. $4,000. Chicago, hotel, $50, 600,
japan-ware and skate factory, $96, 900 and flour
mill, $4,000. Albany malt house, $ls6,OOO.
East Boston, planning mill, S72,o Cleveland,
boarding house, $4,000. Montreal, carriage
factory. st. Louis, stores, $4,000. German
toac7a, Pa wooden mill, $4,000. PLymouth,
Mass, Russell Mills, partially burned. Nan
tick, Mass. Howes building, $4,000. NeU
York, livery stable, $50, 200. Jackson, Mich.
bank and stores, $4,000. Pithote, stores, &c.
100000 OakUiLle, Canada, $4,000. Nor
rissianu N Y, $4,000. Brooklyn, ~ Y.
green house $4,000. Betchertown, Mass pa
per mill, So, 600. Hudson, ". Y, vast amount,
&c. HatJdr, ~ s. church. S3euJenville,
factory. SS5, 900. Eilsolale, Micl, hotel, $40,
600. indianapolis, starch factory. $4,000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-29

The fate that overlook our young townsman
ELLIS D. ToRRET, in the late fire at Cleveland,
its effect upon every heart. He was bearder
in the establishment, and roomed in the fourth
story. As he was subject to fits, under excite
ment, the conclusion is, that upon awakening,
the excitement natural to such situation, par
elysed and rendered him helpless, and therefore,
no effort was made to attract attention; or to
secure his escape. Mr.. Torrey, enjoyed the
respect and esteem of his friends and acquaint-
ance, and the terrible character of his death and
the bereavement of his parents and relatives,
awakes generous and heartfelt sympathy
throughout the community. H.H
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-29

THE SECRET OF TIE ALIsMA's SUCCESS EEXPi.AISED.-
The hair is socrted by little vesice gland and
each gland is norrished and supported by minute
boodyessel, and as long these boodyesse!s carry
sufficient quantity of nourishment to these glands the
hair will grow but if from disease any other cause
these vessels become obstructed or forbid so mich so
asnot to carry to these glarts sufficient quantity of
blood to noursh and sustain them the hair will become
dry and fall of. The reproduction of the hair there
fore depends upon the restoration of these small blood
vessels to their primitive and unobStructed circulation
which restoration the Asma performs 1t is absolutely
necessary, before new hair be produced to snu-
late the scalp by the application of the Alisa which
exctes the bloOd-vcsscs increased healthy action
Remember, it requires time for if the Eair were to
start as soon as the tonic applied it would pro5a-
bly, be five six weeks before would make its appear
ance through the skin. ..... ...-....s
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MARRIED,

In this village the Goth inst. by Rev. j. N McGE
ert 0ra do Hoyt Of Morgan, to Miss Corneia A. Pond
of Ashtabula
In SaybrOok at the residence of Y w. Brown, ESQ.,
the 18th inst, by Rev. J. N. McGert, Anan A Win
sor of COnneaut, to Miss Lydia E. Brown.
In Mssiertown Pa, Feb. 15 by Rev. Mr. Snyder Thad
deus C. Delsnap of Austinburg to Mary Z. Fisher of
Springboro, Pa.
In Madison Feb. ), by Rev. A. d. Barber, Phiander
D. Burton, Of Grinnel, Iowa. to Miss Rubie 4. Merri
man, of Madison.
In jefferson, Feb Is, by D. S. Wade, j. P, Franklin
j. Stone of Angola, N Y. to Miss Sarah C. Williams
of Geneva.
In Austinburg on the 18th inst, by Rev. f. Smith
Barnes Myron Whiting and Mrs. G. d. Merrill both of
AusLiB6urg.s ~---- -.--- s~-H-
In this town. Feb. 25, by Rev. James Bonsar, II. W.
Griswold ESQ., to Mrs. Harriet c. Walker. all of this
place. -s-- -r--- NJ.
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OuR IoUNG Folks for March is upon our ia
ble with large amount of attractive reading
butes part I'd Holiday Romance. which promi-
ses much interest, Rounl the World. Joe, is
still continued besides Cast Away in the Cold
A View Of the French Exposition, is happily
given which is TO beconiinued in the April No.
by Chas. Dawson Shanly, William Hcnry's let
ters TO his Grandmother, are capital every boy
and girl should read them. Address Ticknor
& Fields, Boston Mass, Z. = .IH
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A meeting of citizens of Jefferson, interest
ed in donations of land for right of way for
the jamestown branch r. r.. is called to meet
iat the Court House, March 1h. -
The Jefferson House house has been purchas-
cd by Frank Payne, and is being thoroughly
repaired and fitted uD-ScntineL
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SPECIAL goT.cEs


AddresS 20 tiie Nervoas and Dc5fIisated
Xhoss epl5eyiags have been prelractcd from hidden
renar existence desirable. Ii ypu are sisripr or have
suffered from involuntary discharges what effect does in
dsSifs,s esy E b"es s RS y94 s&ir ieel ax %s%k
produce palpitaOn of the heaFts Docs your liver or
ogder. Is yoqr urine sometimes thick milky Or fUcky
or Is ropy on setngg Or does thick scum rise 10
stood awhile y DO yoI lave spells Of Short breathing m or
dyspepsia: Are y0nr bowels constipated? 10 you have
your memory impAired9 Is your mind constantly dwell
ing upon this sGbjeetf Do you feel dull listess mop
alone, get away from everybodys Does any little
thing make you start jump? Is your sleep broken or
hOom your check brighti DO you euioy yourself
10 society asswe Do you pursue your business with
yourself? Are your spirits dill and tagging given to
fits OF melsndhoy fso do lay it TO your liver or
your knees weak and have but little appetite and YOU
attyibpte this TO dyspepsia or liver complaint!
{rdi sexual exeesses all capable of producing
Weakness of the generative organs The organs Of gem
you ever think that those bold defiant energetic per
severng. successful businessmen are alwavs those
Aever hear such men complain of being ue1ancloly of
ervonsness ofpipitaion orthe heart They are never
come sad and discouraged they are always polite and
pleasant IN the company of ladies' ana look you and
any other n1eanness about them. 20 those
who keep the organs nlamed by running to excess
those they do busiress with or for.
How many men from badly-cured diseases from the
effects of seifabuse aud excesses have brought about
tatstate weakness in those organs that has reuce
the general system mnch to induce almost .;very
othcr isease-diocy lunacy paralysis spinal affections
suicide and almost every other form of disease which
humanity is heir to- and the real the trouble
scarcely suspected and have docorcd fJr all but
the right one. e'lo1-
Diseases of these organs require the uG of durctic
uBLMB0LDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU is the great
Diuretc and is Certain for diseases of the Bad
der. Kidneys, GnKcl, Dropsy. 0TgStic Weakness Fe-
male 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.
lfnotrrntment is submitted to- Consumption or In
sanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are supported
from these and the health and happiness and
that Of Postety, depends upon prompt Of reliable
remedy.
iIelmbolds Extract Buchu. established upward is
years prepared by H. T. HELMB0LD Druggest..
594 broadway, New York, and 1o4 SoEth 10Th Street.
Philadelphia Pa.
PRIcE-$.a5 per bottle or bottles forS65a deliver
ed to any address. Sold by all Druggists everywhere So
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-29

THE PURCHASE OF THE CLARENDON, by our
friend M Intyre, has at length been completed
and perfected, and the property at North Kings
vile, S to be vacated on the first of April, and
Mr.. Warrington is not only TO take possession,
put to become its landlord. He is already up
on the ground with men and teams filling the
ice house with splendid article of ice over
foot in thickness, taken from the mill pond un-
der the hill, with which he will be prepared to
refresh his friends during the heat and thirst of
summer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-29

THE LAKE SHORE RAIL RoAD-MR.
Stones REsIGNATIoN.-We printed on
Monday an extract from the New York
Tribune, stating that Amasa Stone, Esq.
had resigned the Presidency of the Lake
Shore r. II. We have authority for say
ing that Mr.. Stene has not vacated the
office of President. He has, however,
for the last two years contemplated such
step at convenient opportunity. His
present action has no reference to the
prospects of the Lake Shore line, but is
taken simply and solely because he feels
that he has performed his full share of
railroad service, aud that his health is
not as vigorous as the service requires.
Herald.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-29

Prof Phiio Holmes writes Chemistry and medicine,
have been made subscrvicnt to all diseases which flesh
is heir to- yet how little has science done toward i'm
proving our personal appearance Recently have in
vestigated scientific preparation which has come be-
fore the public but which has been in many years.
called Halls Vegetable Sican Hair Renewer 1t cures
all diseases of the scalp and aays all that heat and r
ritaion, and furnshes-a naritiye principle by which
tie hair is nourshed and supported and by its remedial
virtues, the hair grow where it has fallen out
and restores it to its natural color when gray The old
in appearance are made young again. I 4ta4s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-29

SAW NIL PROPERTY SoLD.-The mill in Ply
mouth, lately owned and built by Levi Graham,
has been sold 10 B. P Mann s. Son, for the sum
of $4,000. With full supply of logs on hand
Messrs. Mann y Son expect to put the mil to
its full capacity.
We notice, as general thing, the log yards
are more than usually, well supplied, Indicating
season of activity in the lumber business, at
a lower range of prices, as there has already,
We learn been falling off in this direction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-29
Ne,o and Cheap Goods.

L HE Subscriber having just received
,rom New York full Stock of new and Seasonable
Goods suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade Turchas
ed with Cash at The lowest prices. would respectfully
invite all who wish buy good goods at low prices to
call and see for themselves that they may and he
lieve.
To those who have for years past favored with their
patronage and by