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CARRIAGES.

4S@S4o-Aa4-4&SA4 A4eSs
TINE subscriber has and will keep con-
Il stantly on hand, a fine and laage assort-
ment Of Carriages, consisting Of every yarie-
to Of the most fashionable styles Of Rock
aways--two, four, FIVE and six seated. Also
one and two horse huggics, double aud sin.
gle seated, with and without tops. Also,
an extensive
Assortment OF Harness.
Gentlemen from distance wishing TO,
purchase vehicles of any description, need
have no fears about finding something here
to please them, not only In appearance, Dut
in quality and price, for we win not be ex-
celled nor undersold by any establishment
in the State, all orders promptly and fifth,
full filed. Carriages and Harness warran-
tod Establishment near to the Kings
Mountain r. r. Depot.
b. T. WHEELER.
Yorkville, 8. c., Oct. 8, 1861
80 IT,
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Leonard's Yeast Powder.

Leonard's Yeast Powder.
This Powder is an admirable substitute
Tor YEAST, in making Bread and all
kinds OF Batter Cakes, and has the ad-
vantage over Yeast, in making the batter
perfectly light and ready for baking the
instant it Is mixed. Buckwheat and
other Cakes, when made with this Pow
der, are less likely to disagree with the
stomach than those made with Yeast !;
and as il requires but few minutes 70
prepare for baking, the possibility Of ever
having them SOUS 10 entirely avoided.
FoR sALE sY
T.R. g. J. r. MAGILL.
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MORE EVIDENCE.

City of Camden, N. j., says:
"Hoaands German BiuerS.--We have
seen many fattering notices of this medicine,
and the source from which they came IN
duced us to make inquiry respecting its mer-
is. From inquiry We were persuaded to
use il, and must say we found IL specific in
its action upon diseases Of the liver and di-
gestire organs, ond the powerful influence
it eScrts upon nervous prostration is really
surprising. It calms and strengthens the
nerves, bringing them into state Of repose,
making sleep refreshing,
"lf this medicine was more generally used.
we are satisfied there would be less sickness
as from the stomach, liver, and nervous avs
tenn the great majority Of real and imaginary
diseases emanate. Have them in healthy
condition, and you can bid defiance to cpl
denies generally. This extraordinary medi-
cine we would advise our friends who are at
all indisposed TO give IL a trial--it will re-
commend itself IL shorld, In fact, be in
every family. No other medicine can pro-
duce such evidences of merit"
Evidence upon evideace has been received
(like the foregoipg) from all sections of the
Union, the last three years, the strongest
testimony in its favor, Is, that there Is more
OF 1t used in the practice of the regular Physi-
clans Of Philadelphia, than all other nostrums
| combined, a fact that can easily be establish
| ed, and fully proving that scientific prepar-
alton will meet with. their quiet approval
when presented even in this form.
That this medicine will cure Liver Com
plant and Dyspepsia, no one can doubt af-
ter using il as directed. II acts specifically
upon the stomach aud liver; II Is preferable
to calomel in all bilious disedses-the effect
is immediate. They can be administered to
female or infant with safety and reliable bene-
fit ut any time.
Look oeH 10 he marks cf The genuine.
They have the written signature of c. NJ.
JACKSON upon the wrapper, and his name
blown in the bottle, pithom ,ohich they are
spurious.
For sale Wholesale and Retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 Arch street, one door below Sixth,
Philadelphia; and by respectable dealers
generally through the country.
PRICES REDUCED.
To enable all classes Of invalids to enjoy
the advantages Of their great restorative pow
ers.
Single Bottle 10 Gems.
G. II.
Wholesale Agents for N. c., 8. c., Geo.,
DC, MVILAND, HARRAL S Co.,
April o cow Am
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Ieonard's Try It"
SHAVING SOAP.

Makes the richest, heaviest, thickest
and most permanent lather Of any ShsvA
ing Soap now in use.
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TO FEMALES

You vii! find these Pills an invaluable
medicine in MANY complaints to which You
are subject In obstructions either total or
partial, they have been found of inestimabie
benefit restoring their functional arrage-
ments to healthy action, purifying the blood
and other fluids so effectually to put to fight
all complaints which may arise from female
Irregularities, as headache, giddiness, dim.
ness of sight, pain in the side, back, &c, and
offered the public as the best Pills for ali dis
eases, upon the following
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE

We, the undersigned Physicians, having
had the receipt Of their manufacture submit
ted to us for inspection, say, that the ingre-
dients Of which they are compo-sd makes
them the best PHI in use for all diseases Of
the Liver, Impurities ofthc Blood, &c. We
say this not only from our own judgment,
but also from that Of the best medical au-
thority in the United States. All diseases
requiring the use Of an Alternative,
DIAPHORETlC and PURGATIVE NED
lClNE, that came under our notice, has been
treated with the above Pills with the most
satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD. N. d.
F. CROWLEY. NJ. d.
l.. BOWEN. NJ. ID.
Purshase none but those having the sig
nature. "J. N. HOBENSACK," upon each
box, ns all Others are worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and all 9th
ers wishing to become agents, must address
the Proprietor. ]. N, H0BENSACK, a. his
Laboratory, No. 40 North SECOND street
above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in
the United States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates ofcurcs per-
formed In different sections Of the country
by the above medicines, can be had gratis of
the agents.
For sale by BILLINGS, g. BELK.
Lancaster, C.. H., q. c..
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Donlestle NIlscsllany.

Tho Irish girl who scoversd skeleton in the cellar Of
house in Leveret street. Bostsn three four weeks
ago ha, never from the fright received that
OCCASION and - now in the insane asylum, la conse
quence
The notorious lAAhey, who recently convicted Of
murder in Wsc6n has been refused trial by the
Supreme Court OF that State.
The jornsymen horse shoers of Albany are On strike
for an increase Of wages.
John Bourne, Of South Hanson WAS drowned near
Brant Rock, in MarshGed, the 2sd inst while bath
ing. His death witnessed from the shore BY his
father and his intended bride.
We learn from the Salem Register that who calls
himself Patrick Usnelsy, has bssn arrested in SSamps.
cots, the charge Of being fugitive from juscs, In.
diced for murder in Iodiaaa. His real na1o is sup
posed to be Hasley. He had been admitted to ball In
Indisaa and had absoonded Cansley committed to
Salem jail to await rsqusition.
A lunar rainbow was plainly visible about o'clock on
Sunday right, Sept 49, at Chattanooga tas Adr.
riser, spanning the western heavens and forming
psts arch Ihs phenomenon 10 Of rare occurrence
and though much less brilliant than ths ssar bow vet
striking because under the ssftsnng influence
OF moonlight.
Gold Ia raid to have bsen discovered last week Ia dig
gag cstsrp, in the town Of Bolivar Tennessee.
drat Of marines, for the ateanor Aesha any, arrived
~ NafeK On the oath inst
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The Texas Debt.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SR-Ihe communication Of General Hsmiloon (which
appeared In your columns on Sunday lsst-has been
brought to ms notice As ne there speaks Of Mr. Cut
tngs opinion not avorng the scaling principle adopted
by Texas would simply gsk what would be its practical
effect providing that he doubts the legality of the pro-
yiso attached to the law Of Congress making the Ave mil
lion appropriation Can it DO osaer than distribution
the scaling prncplsg
As General has undertaken acetiously TO throw dis
credit the preprsty Of the decon Of the late admin
sHAtion in respect to the appro pration now In the
treasury for the payment of the Texas debt will barely
the scses rate adopted and which ne advocates that
the late Bank Of the United States of which he is the
agent and himself get $3.50 while others equally
meritoTious get but $25 for each 500 Of original
HeDceithe acetiouspess Of hs illustration nay much
propriety DO used in favor of the uatness Of
views Of Mr.. Fillmore and Mr.. Corwin.
would further ask whether General Hamilton wcu ld
be ready to Lhs absurdty Of the late
tons decinon-a decision made according " law, to
common sense, and to common hsnssty--f his claims
instead Of ninety per cent with ten per interest
tan years, which u the case and literally gives him the
lions share.
nave an abiding faith that tho question viii be per-
ittsd to rest where /. properly bssnys-vits the Con-
gress Of the United States.
In Gen Hamilton's illustration he says II would be
psse OF great Jolly the part Of horse driver pro-
vent any one mule from drinking until al thirsty.
Well perhAps it would Indeed very IL would.
But am equally certain that If the General and his
drink at the little stream Of avs millions reserved y
they would drain 1t nearly to the very dregs. II is to
the interests of nine snths OF the Texas bonahdsrs
thst nuzzes should be kept the moses Of all such
horses until they brought to proper Of the
rights of Others Them and not tl then caA they DO
justice. JANIS 5. HOLMAN.
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Marine Court.


SEPT. 20 -Hewt w. Hop0rd This WAS An astioa
brought By the complainant fer fulfil msnt Of IA e.
easement 1t alleged BY the that OApe
Porter Of the Steamship Golden Age had engaged hn
erst tfcer Ct that vessel ct salary Of Sl20 psr meath
bat vhen the time arrived for sailing, he refused tn
ground that he WAS an Esglshman and that the
pany would not engage him for that 0a tbs part
Of the defendants It PROVED by Capt Porter inst he
never hired i'm frst officer OF the Golden Ags bat
said that he would engage him If the Company would a
prove Of bis Oh ice and not doog he under the
necessity OF engaging some body ese and moreover shs
he nsyer objected the ground that he was an Eas
man.
The ttAtenents both sides being dramatically opps-
site and there being evidence for the complan
ant than thsre was for the defendant the colrt gave
Judgment In favsr OF the defendants
Before Judge Thempson.
SEPT. 27-John DawsoH rs Goy7a W. RychnrS --fhis
was an action brought by the plaintiff for deliver
ance Of twenty bales Of hops bought of the dssndssk
The plaintiff alleged that he had lost about e12a By thA
mon dslverancs OF tho goods and claimed damages -
that mount for losses incurred
For tho Defence It proved that Mr. Davson hsI not
given his note for ts hops and consequently the sals
was not made perfect.
The jury in this rendered verdict In faver d tia
plaintiff Of 500 and costs.
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.rr1. 27 -Kork Morris US. Thomas Car an, Sheriff
This action for illegal Of reperty bsosg
ing as II 10 alleged to plaintiff and Isdstlng Of
hundred and tan blue blanket coats other wearing
apparel valued a 100, which had can slapped by Ne
plaintiff for New 0rlegas board the ship Wsstnnssr,
s20o For the 1t ID cont <aded that the ssssss
was made by vir'.us Of . warrant issued BY judge n
mords, at tina salt Of Jacob and leopold Mshsner,
against n. Barnett and that tho defendant It.
teshsd the ~ DDS question information and bsalef
bat they the property Of BARNETT who hsd esss
here n cm New Orleans with letters Of credit acd
chased az goods the plaintiff The plsiaAe dsuiss
that 70 nett orned had any interest In the prosevtv
The ueston 81 issue was whether Morris hsA dslessd
The goods Barrstt Verdict for plainsa 81 49, Ia
MCysdI o. Aov "a dscsss cf divorces from The SanSa
;. Of wArsiAss, hss hssa yAItsd u uAsa n Aswso.
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Wreck of Bishops Derrick on Lake Erie


Some days sincs ths steamer Enpirs, Captain Mead,
proceeded 70 the wreck Of the Ee to land assistance
raising that unfortunate craft. On Friday the prepare
tions were successfully nads, and the engines were
~sIksd during the day and evening but severe gale,
ds,ed furthsr labor impossele This continued during
the right and at three O'Clock on Saturday morning,
the Empire com Deed TO leave.
About Ave O'Clock the same morning, q cross flaw
struck the TIVE boats supporting the Derrick and broke
thsa aun<er. enc Of thsn PASSING out OF place. The
Derrick pitched over and gradually sunk taking down
with 1t the Msdison. the remaining boat. Tae Derrick
bcks OF sixty feet above the deck Of tho Msdisoa
rs ihsy went down. Mr. Bshop and some Of his hands
took the ehoah AaA drittsd about Eve ilss from TIE
wreck when they picked up by the steamer apirs
and taken - F,ack Rck-Csptain Mead considering II
hazardous 10 seek entrance at this port The SAD
beat Vivid slss ATTACKED n the Derrick contaisnra f.
80 haslsy, which she res she'd about
O'clock part Of the wreck Of ss Derrick and the
Madison Visible eat Of water when thoy left the
ground. This 10 unoward and expensive proc edny
and ore which Involves great disappointment and loss
Had the operations gone without interruption In
believed they would have bssn crowned with speedy
cess What the result Of thsss calayaitiss wDl be-
shall state ~ tsrly ~ possible.
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The Soft Shell Meeting.

10 TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
10 looking the columns of several Of the city
papers Of last week. anc among others those Of the
HERALD End my rsne, or at least name similar to
mine mentioned ons Of the vice presidents from the
Twelfth ward Of the nesting held ut Tanmany 81 on
Friday evening last. Id not at the time suppose that
Of the persons referred TO- could not bslisvs
that any psrsor would have taken the liberty Of using
my for such purpose without at least consulting
me first about it have sncs however, ascetaned that
WAS the person referred to- Iwoud therefore say that
was not present at that meetinE-that author
sed person TO my fer that purpose for
any other purpose, connected with that meeting and
that On the contrary shall give my support and uss
ny influence, (shat little may hsvs,) at the comng
election in favor Of the regularly nominated ticket,
headed "Gsorge W. Ciston, for Secretary Of State"
Respectfully, yours. &c,
HENRY T. MoG0wN, l20th street, Harlsu.
New York September q. 1868.
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Supreme Court-speclsI Term


ROOSEVELT.
George 4, Bu'rotgh % John ". Hull and Abraham Il.
tho code vent into operation wss commenced sithsst
first Obtaining leave Of the Court; and molten u
Il Of III: code Which declare. x
no action ehan be brought upon judgment rendered -
any Court Of this State between the same psrs With
to The sdvsrss party The Sh section Of lie code e
cares that the second embracing the above ssst
relates to civil actions after LIST July ls49
except when Otherwise provided thersin By tbs 4te
section amended in 1851 IL was declared that tAo
provisions Of the code should sppy among othsr the
to future proceedings In actions heretofore oemm0oed
after Judgment to enforce sxch Judgment. Whsthsr
the etors the summons and com plant IL tAis -
Hssrslly proceeding to enforce Judgment in sthsr
view 1t comes within TIE code 1t proceeding In th0
so Of the sendsn Of 81 vas to terminate q ssoa q
possible the NECESSITY Of studying and retaining two d
eat Of proesiuse By sppyng the proys'a q "
doipg injustice to vsstsd. seemingly vested rigA6
The evil Of accommodating costs By pling Judgments
upon Judgments vas as great in tho case antscsdsat
as in the case Of subssqueat Judgments and
can DO assigned for restraining the practice In the
case which Ia not equally csgsnt in the other TIE O.
binary, spd in Ninety nine cut Of hundred I'M
proper mode Of cllectisg dsb, which already 4 In
udsnen is By seuag execution directing ths shar9
to levy the amount sddgsd to BIO dus out Of the dshtse
property. Where hs.sver, circumstances havS o.
CURED sncs the judgment was ordered SUCH for CRAM
pe as discharge Ia BANKRUPTCY, or release by Aot 0
the creditor constructive psymeat about the trstA
or elect Of which circumstances d pute exists, fog
mai Acon TO Try inc WY arisen sduo5 woue net O0
be proper but perhaps necessary and the Court A
plication and notice. wsuld readily grant the dsdrd
leave to bring auoh action, In the prsent iastAaoA
leave 1t appears, was applied for, and, under missp
PR heAaon refused unnecessary. The case,
less facts altering its p esent aspect 10
Pros entsd is proper for acon-a disputed d.
charge in bankruptcy is set csncelns the sfsss -
the antscedent judgment Leave. THEREFOR nust -
anted pro tune, and the and comp aat
retained unless the defendants, in eight days after
vice of copy Of this order shall show good to the
contrary, giving four days notice Of their intention
to do
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NJ Arsnsa u Fswat, j., haA . grand parAds AMI
oehbssHs0 tbs fSth ast. which participated In
BY sos Ct tho comp nies from this city Brooklyn and
Williamsburg. Esgins oompsay No l, from this latter
CITY, among others, passed ofncs in the morniog
hsadsd BY ths Union brass baud sta 1876 In dae
appearance sad condition. They took ~ih them their
''old white box" which they have had Ia for nine
yssrs-D. Strong, foreman; ksaars Allen add Mob lga
sssistsnts Ths vsits tsksH osrs o. ard properly
provided for fo!iows:-WAshlngton Eogiae Company
No l. Of Williamsburg, seorved snd entettsiasd BY
Liberty Con sany No L. ct l. Jsynss; Washington Ia.
siss npsDy No 20 Of this city by Relief Com p~av No
& ut q. H. Jones' ConstituHoa Ecsns Com No. I.
Of Breokl,n ~ Csu Engine % No g. ct MIN .ary
Hail; sAd Hook AND Ladder Coon pany No. l. OF Williams
burg BY The Newark Hook "a Ladder Company stew
arts The repssts IT the various places named all
excellent and the tables 6lied With the choicest
visnos and handsomely Ornamental
At ths entertainment givon Liberty En9he Company
No. l, 70 Washington Engiss CSmpSay No. Of VII.
hamburg . very nAndsone wree'h vas presented t.
their gusss, in appro priats manner BY member Of
No. l. and handsomely received BY Strong foreman Of
the Williamsburg engine. beautiful wreath was also
presented by Relief Company Ne z TO Washington En-
sns Company Of this city ct thsr dnner the prssenta
tom being made BY Dr. n Baldwin, and handssasly
responded to by j Csughun foismsa Of No. 20, mutual
cheers being given By the companies We Also a'E that
handsome wreath Of artificial aowers presented BY
No. to No Of BrsokjyR after the dinner ct Military
Hall and speeches made on tho occasion by Major
DaW and others.
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Superior Cnurt-Carcsiit.
Before Hon. Judge Edmonds,
OPEN UATCHWAYS,

ohs-This was an action for damages il ceusea usas
Of injuries received BY tho plaintiff through alleged
Negligence OF the defendants II appeared that the
24th Dscsr, 1851 the plaintiff who then enplsysd
At the stsrs Of the defendants in Pearl street,
when goiog ON the upper floor Of the premises,
There is an ordnance Of the Common Council which di.
scts persons whose premises have hois.ways all
ttep them rallied round to prevent accidents For the
II except vheH it was In use; that they hsd been
REMOVED shat day for the purpose Of taking in goods
and had not been replaced whom the plsintif went
up on the top floor. II Was therefore con
ter dsd that the plaintiff himself, Being engaged
that Aav in hsistinE the goods, was beuad to have
ii, svn negligence The Judge charged the jury that il
they believed there was negligence on the part the
phintiR he mot entitled to This norning
thsy brought In q sealsd verdict for defsadAat
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Interesting from South America.
DIR VENEZUELAN CORRESPONDENTS,

PUHa1o CABxrLo, Sept. ., 1868.
sJas1ssion Of ae Revolutionary Tcops-PreseM Triumph
efhe Monagns- Probable Duration of their Dplasty--
The lote Popular Organizations Political Aoynsen,s -
Market Quotations and Shipping al Pmr.o cassl'o.
We hare By this opportunity tbs pleasure Of address
ing you few lines, With the exception Of small body
Of troops under tho command OF Senior vaca, whs lef.
CuaI or its suburbs after the earthquake ths 18th
July the der Of the armed enemies Of the govern
mont Of President MOragss have submitted either By
ecion Voluntarily and By the latest accounts Senior
vaca had entered into agreement with Of the
eminent Generals 10 surrender, which awaited only the
appreciation of General kosaess to put sna for ths
present 10 the lss evolutionary movement In all quar-
ters Of this socaed republic. II may be said that tbs
late movement organized and conducted In tho most
miserable manner Imaginable The result must be ct
ributed entirely TO the sha1sful and 70
who we're In charge OF the military operations There.
fore, we again the konsgss administration tn
umphantl Intelligent natives bslsYs, however, that the
government of the Monagas cannot last long.
Public sfairs even IN vsuezuela, were never managed
badly at the present period and IL would rot
bence.
Elections for President take place In August 1884 and
slteay 1t Il said that the late PreecaBt J0ss Taieo Mo-
nsgss, Is fixed upon 60 you viii perceive that the Mo-
nsgas are determined to retain hs rsns In their owo
hands II II disgusting to observe tho shamssul
manner In which government afsrs conducted here.
In fact, the whole is complete gambling concern.
Buspsss 10 exceedingly dull. There COLES Ia mar.
sst. Hides IN great demand at 1850 100 per ID.
Cotton, 12hc, Indigo, reals for y, parlb Ths new
coffee crop promises TO be very abundant.
The Caroline Knight leaves no American vessel ia port
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The Collector ana the Soft Shells.

TDroRs OF THE EvEHRG Posi-
GTNTIIMTNO1 ths outside OF your paper Of Sa1urdly
you stats, "up,n competent authority that my letter
to The Iamnany Hail Committee not received By
toem On the inside Of the you make "s slightly
different statement" ssyrg thst tins letter
ceived by the chairman Of the committee until aar iay
morning ard 10 yesterdays paper you say that the let
ter published ION Saturday mornDe] before 1t
furnished to the parties to WHOM, it addressed
The fact 10 ~ follows The letter sent by
serger, ia erveop directed to each member Of the
committee BY me, With instr ions to deliver il into
the hands Of Of tho mjttee and the messenger
after calling three places without dndiag either
Ct the addressed delivered the etter to Charles
Fletcher, Of thu committee, at noon Friday
seven q eight hours before the meeting assembled.
Presanng that you do not think ever thing fair ia
politics. give You the opportunity Of publishing this
note Respectfully yours
Sept. 81, 1868. GREENE c. BRONSON.