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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

A Terrible Explosion of Gas Works at Gin
cinnati, occurred about noon on Monday last
causing vast destruction of property, estimated
at 100000, and destroying the life CT one per-
son. Terror seized the whole city, from the
noise of the explosion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

A NEw EcoLEsrAsTIuAh ScnIsN-- Close
upon the announcement tbot the Rev Mr..
Tate has been presented fot irinl in Ohio, for
conformity with the doctrines and wor-
ship Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, comes
acall from Illinois for general meeting of the
Evangelical Clergy and Laity of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church" in Chicago next month,
to discuss certain vital questions which have
been "lorced upon our consideration by the
situation and perils of our time-honored and
beloved communion" In other words, the
controversy between High and Low Church.
men, which has been percepdbly increasing In
intensity until the two parties are separated by
wide breach, Is about to DO brought to a
head. The Low Churchmen are TO a have a
Convention, in order to put their opinions
officially on record, and determine upon some
definite plan of action. Hitherto they have
acted for the most part Individually, but hence
forth it is expected, judging from the tone and
temper of the call, they will form compact
and efficient bpdy prepared to enforce their
peculiar views of doctrine, discipline and ritual,
or to sctedc and organize an Independent
branch OF the Church in the United States.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

The Bishops of the Methodist Church South
are not disposed to reunite with the Methodist
Church, from which they seeded In 1874 on
the ground that slavery was divine institu-
ton, and the Church had no right to interfere
with or condemn it, They stand on ceremony
and punctillio, refusing TO ffaternize with their
fellow Christians, although the prime cause of
the difference is swept away before the advanc-
ing tide of civilization. They are as intense
in their devotion to the Lost Cause" as when
slavery was rampant and intolerant through
out their jurisdiction and would probably
think it degradation to be compelled to occu-
py the same heaven with the negro. We hope
for purer Christianity and a more tolerant
spirit than these Bishops Of the Church South
now exhibit"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

One of the most important cras in the his
tory OF the Methodist Episcopal Church in this
country Is fact approaching. In the coming
month of June the members of that church
will vote on the question whether its consitu
ton shall be so changed as to admit lay dele
gates to the General Conference, heretofore
exclusively composed Of ministerial delegates
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

The decline OF the velocipede is as
sudden as was the fnror created by it.
The impetuous bicycle tiourished for
but-a day. Its decline has begun. The
best Indication OF its status in the public
favor is the price at which the machine
is being sold. Az Cleveland, last week,
thirty,six velocipes were put on sale at
Sl2, to $50, each and in New York City
thirty were sold from sixteen to sixty
dollars each. Those were of the Witty.
Wood, Demorest and Paris make, that
originally commanded from $65 to $luO
each. As plaything for grown up boys
the Velocipcdc WAS a temporary success,
as machine for useful loeomotion it is
Il failure So go the favorites of to-day
and Tomorrow they are abandoned.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29


CLARENCE H. CLARK, Presidest. -
JAY COOKE, Chairman, Finance and Executive Csm
mittees. --f
HENRY D. COOKE, Vise-President. . .,-.
EMERSON w. PEET, secrsthry and uetaarJ. s
This Company offers the following adSattkgss
1t lie National Company chartered Sy special Ett ~
Congress, 1868. r.,-st
1t has paid-dp capital Of $i,oOo,OOC.
1t OFFERS low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger Insurance than other OOmparies foJ
the money. %
1t is definite and certain in lite terms.
II is homo company in every locality. ~ ~
Its policies are exempt from attachment r-
There unnecessary restrictions In the posiss1
Every policy Is non-ferfeitable. - ..s5v tree
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured their
full amount snd return all the premiums, that Ne
insurance costs only the interest the annual pay
mcnts. rHF
after certain number of years, during life anNsl
income Of oneenth the amount named in the yUffty.
No extra rate is ebsrgsd for risks Hpo h8 iivss Of
females.
1t insures, not pay dividends to policy holders but
at so low a cost that dividerds will be impossible
Circulars, Pamphlets and fuh particulars given on ay
pcaton to the branch efi, Cfthe Company, or to
JOHN W. ELLIS d CO.,
CINcISEATi, o.,
General agents for Ohio and Central and Southern In,
diana. -..-
TT. SANBORN, PainesviIle, Spec. Agt.,
For Lake and Ashtabula Counties 1yeo1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

CARoTTA's fixed idea is, that she Is still In
Mexico. She never tires of saying to her at
tendants "All of you are polsoners; but am
watching you too closo for you TO do me any
harm" For while she absolutely refused to
take food but such as her sisler-in-law, the
Queen Of Belgium had already had In her
mouth. The kind-heaTted Queen fed her in
that way foriyc weeks.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

Hy lease and purchase the manufacturers have
ed the OF all the desirable standard patents for Reap
ing, Moving and Raking Machines. Tue Dodge Ma
chine has thus been made perfect combination of the
best points Of all the Machines and this is the
for its undeniable superiority.
In plan Of operation compactnees, hehtness of draft
good quality of the iron and steel used In its constuc
tion excellence of Workmanship. and elegance of nsh
combined With great strength and adaptation to all
kinds of work. the Dodge Machine certainly surpasses
any other heretofore offered to the intelligent farmers of
THIS country.
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NesC Advertisements.

1CE.-We are prepared to deliver Ice three
tunes week. at ~ cents per hnndrcd pounds so
at lee House, Win make season eenIaeis any tme be-
fore the first OF July. A. A. STRONG T. co.
AshtabuA Depot, Msy 90, 1862 1918
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

CuBA.--How much truth there may be AZ
the reports Of Cuban successes 1t is impossible
to say, But all accounts agree that, in two
recent engagements, they have offered q very
formidable resistance to the spaniards, md
fairly divided the claims of victory The In
surgcnts are not, therefore, in the desperate
condition represented by Admiral lIoff, Nor
arc they without organization. republic
has been established, Cespedes chosen Presi-
dent General Quesada UomMandef-ih-Chiefof of
the forces, and Scnor Aguiiuro Secretary Of
State and War These are fPcts, and put an
end to the reports that Cespedes and Quesada
were jealous rivals and carrying on their
operations without concert of actlon More
over, we are put in possession of Information
by Colonel Stockton, of Pennsylvania bearer
of an address from Cespcdes TO President
Grant, witch goes to show that the Insurgents
arc not in want of fish(ing men, or wholly
deficient In arms. Colonel Stockton assures
the public that he has official data for the
statement that, on the 29th of February, the
insurgent strength was as follows:
Men armed with muskets aud guns OF all cnibcrs. q 4g5
Men with inferior arms-pistOls subcfs; &c 6,S52
Men drilng in instruction camps, and partially
armed with machettcs or sugar knives, - f52
Grand tota,..................... a. 7s $40
The Cubans most need small arms and ar
tillery and supplies of these, with ammuni-
ton, arc now received in considerable uuanti-
ties by the expeditionary vessels that have
escaped from our own and Mexican harbors
and successfully landed their cargcos ON the
island. 1t can not be denied that for several
days past the bcws has been uniformly in favor
of the insurgents, and that official dispatches
from Havana lack that tone of confidence
which characterized them a few weeks ago.
The policy of the rebels, however, is not to
risk pitched battes, but to harrass and wear
out the Spaniards--a wise policy, considering
the superior numbers, the discipline, and the
better equipment of the Spaniards.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29
SPRING TRADE 1869
c o T HIS

| w Z Have received and are in readiness t,
exhibit beautiful and varied assortment of Spring dnd
Sun1,scr Cassimeres. We have the largest stock OF
Cloths In tAc County and shah eneavor to sell
all will find II for their interests to purchase OF u.s.
BRUCE, AMID0N & WAITE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29
DODGES Patent Reaper and
MoWer and Self T-Kdker.

The success of the Dodge Machine for sew
eral years past is unprecedented. Wher-
ever introduced, it at once takes the
front RINK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29
National Life Insurance Co.,
OF THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA.

Brarch Office First Notiona Bank buildkg, Philadei
phia where the general business OF the company trans
acted and to which all general correspondence shoul&
be addressed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29
G L o Z III I N G.
II ATS & 9 APs,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

.a ff-.fl
IN this department. of our business, we shah
endeavor tOeepa supply of everything needed obtain
ing new styles IS fast as they come out.
BRUCE AMIDOE & WAITE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-05
THE WEST.

ST.. LOUIS, July 8.-The bonds of THE oouu-
ty have been protested in New York for non-
payment in gold. The county had o plenty
Of currency, but the holders declined.
There has been no food west or north Of
Sioux City, but below Council Bluff the dam
age is very great. The lossl OF life is also
great.
The captain of the steamer Mountaineer saw
twenty-seven bodies taken from the creek below
Council Bluff. Mv ~
/ The Indians are dissatisfied, and say they
don't understand or like Quakers. The Indian
outrages have been resumed at Grand River,
they having no provisions. and being repeat
edly deceived, are firing into steamboats,,
driving off stock, and threatening death to all
whites. rets
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PEAB0DYs MUNIEICENCE.

NEW YORK, July 4.-Mr. George w. Peabody
has made another donation Of one million dol
lars IN bonds for Southern educational purpo-
ses. Among the bonds are $40 600 in Louisi-
ana SKIES, SO 600 in New Orleans city sixes
$S5 600 in Mobile city Ave per cent. bonds,
SO 600 in Alabama f1ves, $50 600 in Louisiana
consolidated bank f1ves. All the securities are
hrss-class dividends and will cert ainly be paid
In addition he gives Flori a elk per cent.
bonds. which, with overdue coupons, amount
to about 1884 600. These Last, like tho Miasis-
sippi bonds, will require many years for pay
ment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-05

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Mr. Solomon Pool.
Assessor OF the Fourth, North Carolina Dis
I Not, has resiged. [ThiA is the President of
tnt University OF N orth Csf,lna.1
lie question whether the members Of the
virginia Assembly must take the from clad
oath. aas been brought to th. attention of
the Preident, but too late 10 max. any chanr
es in the Virginia canvass, even honld the
Presidentsustain General Canby's vlens. The
matter will be submitted to Attorney -G,neral
hoar before the meeting of the Assembly, md
his decision will establish the uniform ru.
for Virginia. Mississippi and Texas. II is
certain that the Presidens has no present in
tention OF molesting Georgia as state IN the
Union. DOE mas ne asked attorney. Gen eral
Hoar's opinion regarding her political con.
ditlon.
The Lighthouse Board has information that
o wreck, bottom up, lies in the main ship
channel to Key West, near the west triangle
Ney. Vessels entering during night time
sHuld be careful to avoid the wreck.
\ Ne State Department has official advices
snaAmopg the articles admitted duty free in
n1eASritain are wheat, barley, oats, rye -four,
D'ScuiNpd bread -four, peas, beans, potatoes
Anoian 0yn and their meals and Aours
mere Myood authority for stating that no
0aU.nes chAges are now contemplated.
Inc CuDan&ere have Official accounts OF the
EnsMp1 Los Tunos. Tho train, guard
= by from fifteeAhundred to twenty. five hun.
red troops. was\ \ttaoked BY a squadron Of
Cuban cavalry and Aarae prrtion of tho train
captured. 1n the COZ est the spaniards lost
over two hundred men, 1t sucoeeded IN reach.
ing Los Tsnos with prtiop Of the train
They tonnd the garrison all Aoat ba,n,ass on a..
count Of cholera aud feyeA These soon ~, ~ ~.
tackled the reinforcements. Whe,r anc,non.
1asnt was vacated. and after aNevera ,oss u hsv
succeeded in making good their Natraa,
isA~, I.esoa was repulsed with heavNoss 4. 49,.
yiMas DISTRICT ana the district Gs - ,aa.,as, 49,,
by tue Cuhsn army. Quesada hasson, rosroo.
ossnSve msY Yements aud has regaSaa ss1 1svs.ai
irnpotant peitions. ana 10 msssr ,s'1aa, ~ 80
nortawestern\ \Qrtion Of the island. H,h. ~ va. Sns
migrsnts, now mberipg one .housA.a ~ .m .ns
. actina. earnestly 9th him. The d,sS. a.o as
A ssase ~ the cubN are well arnne wsS. Ssnes
proved '.epons' M aa\ ire well pronsioned, ssa sr
z Aay,ceslAve bselA Aceivea from Ad,,,,..,
W "oa ~ l'vsna is y The troops a,% ssns to
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-05
SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

Wells, Fargo & Co. have shipped 81 OoO, 900
overland since the opening Of the Pacific Rail
road. "f
Smallpox has broken out at Albany, N. Y,
and the Board Of Health recommend general
vaccination.
The assistant surgeon and one of the crew
of the ship Curieux, near Fortress Monroe, died
of yellow fever on the 4th instant.
The bonds Of st. Louis County, Mo-, have
been protested in New York for non payment
in gold. The holders declined to take cur
rency. is ~s-
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Wbituarp.

FHREBRE. On the 18th of June, near Graham
lille. BESSIE, only daughter of JOHN and ADAI1N1
'EnEBEE, in the 9th year of her age.
Sleep, loved one sleepi
With the dear ones gone before thee,
Thy pure spirit now is straying
Through the realms of light and love-
Yet, we murmer in our blindness,
And for teart cannot see
All thy Joy and peace and glory;
We can only weep for thee.
Sleep, dear Bessie, sleopi
Rest thee darling slumber sweetly.
We who know thy loss deplore,
Soon will come and sleep with thee
Thou art only gone beforeu us
To thy home among the blast
One of Gods own holy angels
Sleep. sweet darling take thy rest
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are to be also other orators, among whom are
mentioned Governor Scott, Cardozo, Nash and
Hoge.
The whites make no celebration Of the
Fourth, as they have made none since the war.
The commencement ball was fair success.
Captain A. Y. Lee. up to this time draughts-i
man and engineer at the State Penitentiary,
has been discharged by the superintendent
with just one day 3 notice. syre
Not stone, :sas told. has boon laid upon
the Penitentiary since last October. ..~, vp-s
- ~ t,ll N -. I. CoRRAIR. /
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reinforce Puerto Padre have. returned in
pitiable condition. They succeeded in victual-
ling Los Tunos, but were harassed and finally
attacked. but repulsei the Cubans with loss
in action Of seventy-slx. The Cubans fought
bravely and retired in good order. 1t was re.
ported that the Spaniards intended to abandon
the railroad between Nuevitas and Principe.
Bismarck refuses to recognize Emile Hoe
chester, OF Chicago, who was appointed Consul
at Bremen,
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ROMYIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. July 4.-The funeral of Colonel
James r. Branch took place this afternoon,
and was largely attended. During the services
some alarm was created By the sinking Of the
vestibue floor. No one hurt.
Two companies of troops have been ordered
from Fortress Monroe to be here on election
day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-05

- The net result Of the French electiops IA.
10 Houes o9tw0 hundred and ninety Nom.
bars. two hnndred and tbir,een prepared To
support the governments. eeyen,y.seven TO on
pose Ns " the oDpoettions forty-iwo are Re-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-05
6nnrral Notifes.

A1- The Friends OF Mr. and Mrs. IT. ID.
DoTTERER are invited to attend the Funeral Services
Of their infant daughter ALICE, THIS AFTERNOON,
at half.past Five O'Clock, at their residence Meet
ing-street, corner Henrietta. July s
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cd back to and through the town again, and
dispensed. -
The Invisibles-a negro burlesque on carni-
val parades-paraded throug& the streets later
in the evening.
All passed off quietly. Ga CoRsAIR.
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@4- y he Relatives. Friends and Ac-
qusintnnses Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. T1GH and family are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
their daughter CECILIA TIGH, at -Four o'clock
THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, at No. 1853 st. Philip
street. IL July5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-05

AGMARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PREV EN r1vE.-Thls val.
liable medicine, entirely vegetable in it's prepara.
ton, is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case Of CHILLS AND FEVER of however long
standing, completely eradicatn9 It's effect from the
system, purifying the blool, strengthening the d.
gest've organs, inducing an appetite. and keeping
the system In perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
caus, Will find 1t the purest and hest TONIC 70 be
had any where. To persons residing in unhealthy
sections. or who are predsposed TO- fevers OF any
kind, It will be found invaluable as preventive It
quite pleasant to the taste and can be given to
children Of all ages without injury Numerous let
ters have been received tesfyng to its efficacy and
value as FEvER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
tits fully guaranteed to give complete and univer.
sal satisfaction. "G a-a's
MARENGO is no humbug. TRY IT.
For sale at retail by all Druggists.
At whoesaleby DOwIE NOISE, corner Meet
ing and Easel streets; GOODRICH, WINEMAN q
Co.. Hayne.street, and g. J. LUHN. General Agent
Of Proprietor, sout east corner King and John
streets. Charleston. .. @. DAc smos JuneS
AT CONCLUSIVE EvlDhNCE IN FAVOR
OF HOSTETTkR'3 srOMAJH BITTERs-W. II.
hEEsE leading druggist in Monticello, ILL.,, in
letter Of June g. 1885, writes to this effect: Ravine
sola no ,TETTER'5 BIrTERS for the past four
years cannot bnt speak OF the article as beiog tho
beet tonie and appraiser extant. Daring the ague
season Of 1866 could not keep sufacient stock
on hand 10 supply my Gus omers. In fact, your
Biters was as staple as quinine. learn that ply.
sicians pres ibe It all the wrstern country.
Indeed. u great many families thiuk they are not
safe w.thou' your invl. able ,onic.'
j. K WrrHERsPoow. Esq, o magistrate of Ker.
shaw County. o. states, under date April 10. 1853.
that no has used the Bi.ters constantly IN his own
family for the previous two years Ne Arst tried the
preparation when suffering from exhaustion pro.
ducsd BY o severe attack OF fever. Before the Arst
bottle was hnished he experienced remarkable
change for the better. He had tried brandy at the
outset. bat found that did hum more harm than
good. In one month from the ume he commenced
using the Bters his heal h, streug,h and appetite
were xsssowed. Re had recommended tho article to
others In like ci'eunastanees aud known It to
fail ans had found ta perfect specific for chills and
fnver."
Mr.. SAArzL You've. OF Clarion, Pa,. under date
April g. l68S, certines that he wac completely cured
OF "one Of the most dtstresaing attacks Of dyspepsia
tLas ever axicted any no,ta." by three bottles OF
the Btsrs after 'varous other remedies had proved
posessss." Restored 70 persect hsaitb. he thanhs
.'shat excellent preparation for sha result"
Di; = NJ y; AhIzaoan. Of % =; nah rsa.: Perry csur.
havo used your ,f0uach 3 tts o for sever in
my practice. Ind EnH them ruperior to most o, the
Jmy3 pac
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-05

The Fourth ION th6 Thfrd) inf Colwna-
bia-Tho Grafton by spesker moses
! Speeches by Governor SCOTT. tho Sec
! rotary OF !, state and Congrcssman
Hoge-Thc Dinner-Roturn to Town
The 1nvisAl3les, y3- t,g- T4s'r.. ~
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a1- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MRN.-ON rHK
Errors and Abusss incident to Youth and Dsr,y Man.
hooa with tAe humane v,sw OF treatment and eurs.
ssnt by uxl free Of charge. Address HOWARD Az
ISOLATION. BOX p. Philadelphia. pa.
May ~ Snoa
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FROM TILE STATE cAPfrA1.

mt the Ursulfne Instf-
tute 1or Young Ladies-Expensaven ness
OF Juseice-The Negroes at Nlnety-six-
The Fourth ON tho nhHrd--COmmence- a
ment Ball-A DISCHARGE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-05

"A negro lady in Chicago has sued o wh,te
gent.sss - &c. s-ssscsA: OK promise.
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. aENOTICE.-A DIVIDEND OF TEN (1O)
DOLLARS PER SHARE will be paid 10 the stool.
holders OF the Graniteville Manufacturing Com.
pany at the Office Of the President on and after the
10th instant. H.H. BICKMAN
July ssA, rra.yd.nt
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s a8~ NO NOrIcR.--AAIIONAL FREEDMANH
SAVINGS RANK --DEPOsrrs made between now
and July 10 b. Will draw interest from July 1st.
June "a "a NAlHA2 RITTER, Cashier.
$ a6sBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYR.--THIN
Apsendid Hair Dye ,he beat IN the world; the only
true and perfsSa Owe; harmless. reliable. insta ta.
naous; no doappoinsm ms; ridiculous tints; rem
edies tho III yerecss o. bad dyes: inv,sofasss and
leAves tne haar so and beaut.fnl O,ass or bro IN.
iSos6 Is. al Druan'sss snd PesSumers; aud properly
arpaiSAN q Bstsheioe's Wig Hnctory No. Bond-
atreet. New York. 1yr May 10
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sy- PHILOSOPHY OF MARR1AoR.-A

NEW COURSE OF LECTURBx. aa delivered at the
Kew York 'dussuna Of Anatomy. embracing tho sub
jects How to Live and What TO 1--we for !; Youth.
Maturity and olo Ago Manhood generally review
cd the cause OF indigestion Platulsnoe ard Ner-
Diseases accounted for arrva9e philosophi-
sally Considered &c. These lectures wiu be for.
warded on receipt Of four stamps by addresstng :.
~&ORRTARY BALTIMORE MUsEUM or AWATO.
MY, yo. "a West Balumore-strest. Baltimore. ma.
April I'D mwf 1Yr
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aS THE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
1Aa EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with o
new and large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest Styles prepared to execute at
the shortest netics and In the best manner. JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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aS-SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY - SAVINGS DhPAR rMENT. - Deposits
made on or before zoth July, will draw interest from
1st instant. THOMAS r. WARING Cashier
,Inlv a
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THE COOLIE MCTEMENT.

The Planters ofth> Southwest Moving
The Advance OF the Chinese Column
down tn Nississippi - Important
UvertuyrSS.