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NEW GOpDS.
TNAsT INDIAN MANIoCA. A NEW, AaREHA.
II BILE, most de lcious ard healthy food. used
for Puddings Jelles, Blanc Mango, Ice Cream,
Griddle Cakes, soups, &C., put up in1 fb. pack
ages. with directions for use.
Desiccat Cocoanut for Pies, Puddings, Cakes,
&c, put up in half tb. packages. with directions.
Sweet OIL French and american In bali pints. ptnta
and quarts.
Cider and White Wine Vinegar, warranted pure
Fresh Roasted Mo Coffee. Of good guilty. ct SIC.
p fb.
Just received and for sale by
CO.OPERa I'VE GROUERY STORE,
Southwe corner Meeting and Market streets.
= 0~>I-Iaoirrored frco. May 2S
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GEORGE KEIM,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Dr. T. REENSTJERNA, Examining Physician.
II. ISSERTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
Uaice No. 265 King-street,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
January12 D4o Tyr
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TTNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
The next Session will begin on the FIRST Mon
DAY IN OcToBEB, aud continue without lntermis.
siop, to the ensuuR Juy.
dents in Law the graduates being entitled to prac
tice in tie tourn OF thi >tate;) 10 Medicine, 1.-THE
course pf IL st uctlon being extensive and thorough
with two Written examinations during the sesston;l
In Engineering. Mathematics. Mental, Moral aud
Political Philosophy, History, Rhetoric, English
Lit rarure Ancient and Modern Languages, and IN
the various Scientific schools.
Expcnses for session Of nine months: Annual
fee SIS; Library fee S10 Room Rent fee S16 Tuition
fee -: for each of three schools. SIS; Tuition In
Law or Medicine. $50 Board can be bad at Sl6 to
$40 per month. By messing 1t will be less.
For further information, send for Cataiogues 70 Q
the Secretary of the Faculty, Rev. G. BRUCE
WALKER. RW. BtRNWELL.
Chairman OF Faculty.
Columbia, 8. G., August 2, 1859.
August 6 ImWZ4
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d IL U U K l. Y N
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets oVer............. ..oi.ooV, ,VOO
IssUnS ALL KIN rs OF LIFE AND ENDoW-
MENT POLIIE-. Divld ndI annuity 10 cash.
onlv Company having the Definite Guaranteed sur
reuder-Valus Pllp Policies, worldwide. second to
no Company In the United states Tor stability, libe
rality and economy.
Office No. 14l Broadway, New York;.
CHRISTIAN ". BoUcK, President.
wM. N. COLE secretary.
State Agency No. IS Broad.street secend Floor.
Local and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout
the state.
Apply in person or bv letter to
JAMES G. HOLMES. Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
July ~ mwf 6pos
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FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter. $10U0O0 paid into the In
| surance Department of Georgla according to lau
| for the benefit of the assured In this Company.
stockholders wealthy aud responsible gentlemen Of
Georgia.
purely Southern Company, allowing only si1
per cent oil It's earnings TO the stockholders; the
rest the profits divided among the Poicyholders
on the c. ntlibution plan.
Fire Department has been in successful opera
ton for SIX months aud has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Lie Department In full and successful operation,
and vieing with old companies IN its success.
An Of its Pocrs non.iorfe,tsble. and Of every
description of Life and Endowment, together with
an 40, uity table and return premium plan.
No RESTRICTIONS upon travel, place Of residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON same terms as men.
Loans half Of its premiums. No notes taken.
OFFICERS:
WI. LAwTON. President.
]. q. MoBGRsEY, Vice. President.
Ri. LIaHrFOOT, secretary.
@. +. McoAY. Constituting Actuary
p. b WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
This Company Is now prepared to axe risks either
In tho Fire or Life Departments and solicits share
OF the patronage Of the city and State.
J. G. aOLMEs. Jr.,
General Agent for south Carolina.
Local an Travelling agents wanted In all carts Of
the >tae. Liberal commissions allowed, or a SAL
ary II preferrch. Applications to be made to
j. HOLMES. Jr. General agent, No. 35 Broad
street. Charleston, 5. q.
July 81 NC rfn,
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING of all kinds. plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly IN the neatest
style and at the lowest New YORK prices a. Hh
hxws lob ONCE. No. 1I9 EAST BAY Call and eI.
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere,
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A F.. H T. ri UX,
SCULPTOR AND CHITECT.
MARBLE WORKS.
Corner DIeeting->treet and Horlbeok's
Alley,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Plans made to order and work executed promptly.
July thn6mos
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ANTE d TO RENT, A SCHOOL.
w HOUSE and RESIDENCE. Address, stating
terms T, o. Box No. l69. wfn22 August IL
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@stiass.
GSntafiGnal.

DNGLIsH. FRENCE. CLASSICAL AND
~ MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, No. 80 BULL.
sThEET.-The exercises Of the above will be re-
sumed on WEDNESDAY, 1st September.
". q. rARRaNT. NJ. D.,
August 27 tma Principal.
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VIEWS sun NAE z.

Cotton closed dull in Liverpool on Satur-
day at 1SAd. for uplands.
i, 4 In New York cotton Was shade hrmer;
pniddlings S4ass5c. 20
-yl-AGold closed at 34t.
..,-Colenel B. J. Moses, Of Columbus, Ga, has
received small number OF coolies. who may
be seen working on his farm near that city.
= -The drought in Maryland is almost as Dao
ss in Virgins, aud is moreover general. IL IS
feared that not half crop OF corn or potatoes
will be raised il it continues.
The Levsnt Herald reports that Two Arme-
nisn paelstes who had been detsined three
wears in Abyssima, have been released through
afhe intercession Of the British government.
AT the. .Women's Suffrage Association In
.Ess YorK, Mrs. Foaberg stated she had with
considerable difficulty obtained seveuty-dve
-sisnatsses to the petition for sixteenth
amendment, giving woman the vote: Not more
than twenty Of them we're obtained rom
women. "a ],
The Riobmond Enquirer Of Wednesday
.ISys: GA statement has appeared in the ne Ss-
papers that Mr.. Peabody has given to Wash
in2tou College $S0. 600. This is mistake.
Nr. Peabody has claim against the State OF
Virginia for shout $50 900. and he has given
4Sas clam TO Washington College.
"A New York journal says: 1.-THE effect OF
xrs. Htows,s revelations concerning Lord BY
ron is beginning to be felt in largely incrsas-
.Sddsrnand for his poems, and close observers
sSSyssfhe demand comes mainly from class OF
tepsous thu: never read them before. One
leading bookseller reports heavy increasaof
his sales, and other houses in the same hne
are anticipating like harvest. New and
cheap editions Of Byron for the million. it is
szpeoted, will soon be announced as in press"
: The English daspatch, by way OF Hong
Kong, announcing the rejection Of the BUR-
Hngame treaty with the United states by the
Chinese Government. published lately, is not
believed in WASHINGTON. It is evidently made
up in the interests OF the English merchants at
the treaty ports, who have all along been Bit
terIy hostileto the new policy represented by
the Burlingsms Embassy. Every one OF the
English papeTs printed at, Shanghai, Hong
Ksna.sud other pgss have been system tic
in.its, ,dsaunoistion. Ths whole dispatch isre-
esrded Is weak invention Of the enemies OF
6iaG on of the United States.
Tho New York correspondent Of the Phila-
dslphia Republic says: "TWenty.aye CelsstiAls
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Cotton closed dull in Liverpool on satur-
day at 1sAd. for uplands.
-Iu New York cotton was shade firmer;
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CuOD SERVANTS. WHITE AND COL
U ORED, can be obtained by applying to EN-.
PLOYMENr OFFICE, No. so Queen-stree'.
Aupust 13
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HbNEsE LABORERs.-PAkT ES
u wishing to employ large or email numbers OF
CBINEsE LABORERs, pay make the necessary
deliv cred in any mart of the country, by application
to KOOPMANSCHAAP, San Francisco, California
Iuly %
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XNANTED,'A YOUTH FROM lS to 20
w years old, who would be willing TO make him
self generally useful as clerk In store IN Unonvle
s. G. Address pOSTOFFICE BOX, No. II. Union
O. H..S "a. August IA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-09-04

TALK-One incidental good effect Of the
present western agitation about removing the
capital, will be TO impose q sudden restraint
on the chronic desire of the Washington pco-
PIE to enlarge. increase the public build.
ing. II is now contemplated to expend some
four or five millions In Government house
building at Washington, but il the st. Louis
men get up pretty good Convention, and in
dulge in much loud talk, the probability is that
the extravogant estimates on which these fig
ures are predicated will be very materially re-
duced. Perhaps, indeed, It will be found that
the Government can get along for some years
in Washington without any expenditures for
new buildings at all. If this shall be the re-
suit of the ST. Louis agitation, it will be we'll
worth all il costs.
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From the Boston Commonwealth.
Brownlow's Detection.

The betrayal, by Gov. Brownlow, of
his late friends and associates, and his
going over to the enemy, is one of those
occurrences in politics SO strange as to be
with difficulty credited as really having
occurred. There is something 30 astound.
ing to most men in the change in
Brownlow that they are bewildered be-
fore it. All sorts OF stories are current
at Washington in explanation, bu: the
one that looks to us most plausible, and
which we have from one OF the most
astute observers there, is, that Brown
low and johnson are mutually interested
in some railroad projects in their State,
and that, with q view of shaping the
policy OF the State government so as to
put money in both their pockets, they
have agreed to forget all political differ
ences and work together in harmony. It
will be observed, however, that Brown
low goes to johnson, aud not johnson
to Brownlow, in this arrangement, tho
disgrace being almost entirely on the
side of the latter, who, tottering upon
the brink of the grave, botrays his party,
abandons his principles, and ruins him
self in the estimation OF men, for this
unworthy end. The singular, almost in-
credible thing about il is, that the two
men of America who are the most vul-
gar, indicative aud abusive in speech to-
wards opponents, and each of whom has
proiessed to regard the other as the
most implacabls of all his foes, should
be now brought together in such sudden
alliance. The eccentrioities Of politics
may be challenged to furnish its parallel.
STATE FAIR.-The Lake Shore Road vii
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RAILROAD MANEUvERING.-The Cen
trail Railway Company, says dispatch,
has made an arrangement with the Lake
Shore Company by which the Erie is to
lay third rail from New York to Buf-
talo, to make it narrow gauge, in one
year. Five millions of Erie narrow
gauge bonds are to be issued, which are
to be lien on the earnings of the narrow
gauge. The Erie is to fix the rates on
Western bound freight, and the Lake
Shore on Eastern bound freight. The
Erie, Atlantic & Great Western and the
Lake Shore roads have made an agree
ment whereby passengers to Chicago
may go over the Atlantic IL Great
Western to Cleveland, or via Buffalo
The through earnings are to be equita-
bly, divided between the three companies.
The different trunk lines of railroads
to tho West have hardly got their diff
culties patched upon the freight question
before another war breaks out on passen-
ger fares, the rate tor first class passage
to Buffalo from New York was reduced
on the 28th ult, to $3.50.
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A the law requires a new appraisement Of Real Es
be taken spring It will be for each
township District to elect the I'd Tuesday of Oc
tabar 1860 District Assessor to make said
BY order Of the Commissioners,
4w1027 W. ii. CROWELL, Auditor.
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To the Voters of Ashtabula County.
| He Commissioners of said County,
at its June Session. divided the County into Twenty
Eight (2S Districts each township to constitute Dis
trct as per following list
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$40 REWARD.

between the Goth of June
and the 10th of August two ptomissory notesone for
the sum Of $780, drawn by Henry Fassett n favor of L.
NJ. Humphrey or bearer, dated May IS, 1862 and due
May 10Th, 1870 The other for the sum of $780, drawn
by H. Fassett in favor of Lucy NJ Humphrey or bearer,
and of date the other and due May 15 1871 and
held and lost by the subscriber All persons
toned against negotiating said notes
d. W. GARY.
Ashtabula, Sept. 2, 1869. Nl027
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A DESPERATE CONSPIRACY was dis.
covered OH board the United States
frigate Sabine, while lying in the port of
Cherbourg France, on the 25th ult. Some
OF the crew, to revenge themselves on
their officers, attempted to sec fire to the
powder magazine and blow up the ship.
They had proceeded SO far as to light the
fuse communicating with the magazine,
when the plot was frustrated by a cabin
boy. 1t was found that twenty-five
sailors were implicated in the plot, and
they were put in irons. Seven have
since been condemned to death, and
hanged at the yard arm.
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l. ia. .&1A4gC's,a A
S3YSFckS. wsa~yI AkkNMSS
HALLS
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair ReneWer

taritN Of this CGLudbte Hair Prep
aydti0n, sUhtch Is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it Is kept ftstty stp TO
3ts high standard, assd TO those
soho hare sseVer used u zoe can
reliable and perfected preparG-
tiOn to restore GRAY or FADED
HAIR to its y0tstjsJtsg color, MAX
ing tt soft, IttstrOtts, and stticess;
the scalp, 0y Its use, becomes
lChtte and clean IL renaOUes att
ersspti0nS and ddFdrtiLf, and bU
its tonic properties prevents the
hair from falling Ostt, as it SttDs-
Utdtes and .ss0urtSkes tho hair
glands. By tts ssse the hair grOs0s
thicker Gpd stronger. In badness
tt restores TIE capillary GLANDS
to their 1sOrniGJ OtO0T, and sOiSE
create q ssesO DrOsCth eDcept i,s
eacsrense odd age. It Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eUer used, as t requires fesCer
applications, and glUes the h0tr
that splendid glossy appearances
SO much admired 6y all. a. A.
Hayes, M. D., State Assdyer Of
Mass, says, "the constituents are
T the HEST PREPXRATION FOR
dts intended purposes" We pub
sish a treatise ora the hair, sOhtch
zoe send free on mail upon apptt-
cation, tChich contains c0Dss,sess-
dat0rD notices from etes,pynsess,
physicians, the press, and Others.
We haze made the study or tho
hair aud Its diseases q specsdttty
for years, and kn0sO that ace make
TIE most effective pyepGratsom q ,s.iso Jor
tioa of the hair, eDt0lit, and 50
acknowledged bD the best Medt-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sad Sy all Drsgyists and Dealers ia Medicins.
= Friss enc DsnAr FER Bstas.
r. p. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, EAsHuA. nh.
j2wl027
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PEREW'S HAMBLETONIAN.
GS s',a,'s

10y ,aiasE
i crews HAMBLETONIAN will make
short season at the
PERRw FARM, ASHTABULA, o.,
From June ist 1869 and will but thirty U Mares,
at $a5 CASH, THE SEASON, OR es5 TO INSURE
FoAL Notes taken for ths money sabjsettO
the result
Perews HambletOnian years old ths spring very
beautiful hay color hne flowing black name and TALL all
black pons lbA hands high with elegant pfoportions,
and In carriage .fae smile" Of his uiustrous sire,
Ryedick's Hambelonian. Of Chester, Orange Co. N T.,
the sire of tsotters and hne roadstes than any
other known hOrse. o -.
old Imported Messenger, through AbdAah and Membn-
no. Ifs dam by Bellf0under grand dam by liannle-
tonian and be by the old imported Messenger The dam
Of Perew's HaHbletonan was the famous trOttsf
LtZxIE HAYwOOD,
BY American Star we bred and exceedingly pounlaz
stallion in Orange County, NY.
Perew'S Hamblet0uiani iNin show for himself 49,
trained, shows gresttpesd and action, par
chased In Sussex County n j., by Capt Frank EsIsN,
at high figure, to with fine maFes Of his
own selection well do the State seEyice"
by difusing his blood through Of the borough
bred of the Buckeye State and Aehtabus County
IN particular. 10i6f PENEW.
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RETRENcHMErr AND ECONOMY. De.
mocracy find itnC easy task to meet the figures
Of the Republican speakers showing the ex-
tent TO which taxation in the State has been
increased by tlie reckless expenditures OF two
years of "rctrenchmcnt' and economy"
| They are held to the responsibility OF an mex
cusable aud criminal squandering Of the peo-
plcs money during the last two years, ns shown
| Us the figures. The people viii hold the party
responsible for duplicity and deception. The
siren song of economy, ,retrcnchment and reform
was sung, while the arm was thrust to its full
length into the treasury.
Every intelligent man knows that for
the pecuniary evils which now afIlict the
country. we are indebted to democrat
ic" rebellion and democratic" war. 1t
is well known fact that 1t was the
democratic" party south that 'rcbelled
against tho Government, and took up
arms for its destruction, and it is Just as
well known that the leaders of the "dem-
ocratic" party north sympathized with
their southern friends, and by their wick
ed opposition to the government, encour-
aged the taking mp Of arms, and pro-
longed the war. Thus was brought
upon the country an enormous debt,
heavy taxes and their concomitant evils.
These are facts from which that party
cannot escape. And the worse Mr., G.
ii. Pendleton and his supporters can
mako the condition Of the country now
the deeper the political guilt do they
bring upon themselves.
We do not claim perfection for the re-
publican party, but it did great work
in saving the government in the late ter
riblc struggle, and has administered it
faithfully since. This has been the ver-
dict of the peaple, and if they be wise
they will see to it that it is not delivered
over to the tender mercies of those, who,
few short years ago, were quite will
ing, to say the very best we can of them,
to stand by and see this grand old Re
public blotted out of existence, because
the people determined that they should
no longer control it.
Observation-Disclosures that the reduction
Of the public debt would cease with the season
Of heaviest income reccipts-:spring and early
summcr-when, too, cxpexpenditures were
light, are entirely false, August, then, is just
past. The pensions, which the Democrats
la, a. 4 HI.
to pay, so that it could make good exhibits In
June and July, have been paid to the amount
of over fifteen million dollars, and neverthe-
less, we are now told we shall have debt re-
duction TO show, even for August, of two or
three millions of dollars, perhaps more and a
reduction in the coin interest bearing debt by
tine buying of bonds, of ten or twelve millions
Surely the road 10 ruin does not show as rapid
travelling as our Copperhead friends seem de-
eirnue nf with
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Homestead for Sale.

Il HE Homestead Of the subscriber is offered
for sale favorable TERMS situated in the township OF
aybrook, half mile OF the Postofice, on the N
Ridge, consisting of good frame Dwelling Carriage
Barn. Grainery aid other out buildings and five acres
Of good land well stocked with fruit, and good water
Time will be given, IL desired half of the pur-
j. w. SIMMS.
Saybrook, Sept. 2, 1869. tf10N
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THE PARIS AND LONDON
Paper Clothing Company !
Outfits for Ladies and Gentlemen.

| HE undersigned would most respect
fully inform the public that tho agency for the above
under letters patent celebrated manufactured Paper
Goods s established and for the first time introduced
In the United States.
Among the various accomplishments OF science and
art, this be considered one of the greatest achieve
ments of the age.
The renown which these Goods have obtained in Eu-
rope for their exquisite elegance, exbity, great du
rabty and cheapnsss will at once recommend them to
the American public
Notice Lad,es NO More Washing, No More
Ironing, No More Verationi
Thc great invention of Paper Clothing which
not be detected from linen fabrics, and ut half the
price formerly paid for washing.
Ii worA be impossible to give here all the advantages
which these goods possess in eminent degree They
mnst be to be appreciated.
The great demand for them upon the manufacturers
in EurOpe, prevented them thus far, from sending
large supply Thus the rss voice viii dispose Of in
small quantities only, merely to introduce and show
their merit.
Wholesale dealers viii not be dealt with for the pre-
sent No order will be filled for than dozen
of any article at one time to the same address.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-09-04
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DYE for the Whiskers
Price so cents. Manufactured by
12mo1021 II. P. HALL Il CO., Nashua, N. H.