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Let us Talk About If.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS,
WHY Are We .SICKe

HI HAS BEEN the lot Of the human race to
Il hc weighed down by disease and suffering.
llOlI.OWAY'S PILLS are specially adapted
to the relief of the FAX, the NERVOUS,
the DELICATE, aud the 1NFIRAI, of all c'lmes,
ages, sexes, and constitutions. Professor IIoIlo-
way personally supcrincnds the manufacture of
his medicines i'll the United States. and Offers
them t" 81 free aud enlightened people, as tho
best remedy the world ever saw for The removal
Of disease.
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Bleached Shirtings & Sheetings.
b. M. RLEASE

bleached Shlrtlngs g Sheetings.
WILLIAM SHEAR has received from New
w York
Extra Water Twist A BIcachcd SIIIRTINGS
New York Mills IL Blrachcd SIIIRTlNGS;
White Rock, Water Twist IL Blrachcd SII RT-
INGS. (soft finish }
Manchester IL Bcacl,"l SfIIRTINGS:
Boot Mills IL Blcachcd SIIIRTINtS;
Superior III Hamilton Bearhch SIIEETINGS:
superior l2-l .\llrndae i3icachrl SIIEErINCS:
Wamsuta Mills Blcachcd Pillow Case COT
Tons;
Inconia Mills Bleachr.l Satin JEANS;
G. a. Amoskcag aud Pearl River 'rICKINGS;
The above comprises the hest make of Goods
III this country, and will bc sold at very low pri-
ces for CASH: The public are respectfully i'll
vitrd to call and examine the assortment.
Augusta, Feb. O.. ~ IF
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Executors. Notice.

Estate Of JoscpIl MarshniI, .dcc,ls.
THE Executors 81: the above Estate h.rehv
give notice to all persons Indebted to ,hss
same, same, that immediate payment.is reqHirsd,szs
unless those indebted heels this notice. ths
Notes wilt bs:plaeed,a before Retdn Day, IN tha
hrpdS OF an Attorney fOs collection. Enough
Ja:ws.w. MARsHALIsl
-. J. 8. MARSHALL, Exs
Jan. 3, 1856. S8 Am
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Capital $4,000!

1000 Prizes Amounting to 100000.
Tickets, $1,000; Halves $500; Quarters, 81
Prizes payable without deduction! Persons
sending money by mail need not fear it's being
lost Orders pnctunliy attended TO- Commn-
nications confidential. Bank Notes Of sound
Banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbsrs, should or
der Immediately.
JAMES F. WINTER, Manager
Feb. Is, 1856. A At
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The State of South Carolina,

1ue OCaC0 OF SOuGn carolina,
IBBEIILLE DISTRICT
IN TIE COURT or ORDINARY
In the matter Of tn" Paper pnrporlng to be the
last W i'll and Tcstamrn! Of John B.
Bull. deceased.
NN ILIlAM =. NOBLE, one of the Exccn.
w tors therein appointed having filed his
petition praying that said Paper he proved in
"'lue form Of Law"
Notice is hereby given to Andrew W. Burnett,
lsad t" be "t the next of kin of drc'd.) of the
State of South Carolina, and Mrs. Mary Allen.
and Mrs. f. Ann Dent, who are said to reside
beyond the limits of this State to be and appear,
either in person or by attorney. Mt a Court OF
Ordinary, To he held for the above purpose, mt
Ahhevle Court House on Tuesday tho l5th
April next, 4. u. 1856.
Given unlerlnv hand and seal of office, nj
Abbeville G. H.. this 18th January, a. ID. 1856.
WILLIAM HILL, o. a. ID.
Jan. Is, 1855. 80 3m
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DIRECT IMPORTATIONS OF
China, Glass, and Earthenware,
H. s. lYl!ESlOAa.
CDKyJH HgsBA u e.

Old Stand, nSrt Donr =, the Commercial Bank
q hFFERS for sale, Wholesale and Retail, a.
~ very full assortment of
China, Glass and Enrhcnware,
Plated HriItnnia and .Iapanned Ware,
Rich Cut Glass and French China.
ALSO
Castors. fine Table Cutlery, Tea Trays in
setts or otherwise,
New style Lamps, for Fluid. Oil and CAM
phcncr, suitable for dwellings, hotels, church
cs stores, offices de-, an! IL large assortment Of
Looking Glasses, English Tin Steak Dishes.
Coffee Crns. Wooden and Willow Ware.
and great variety Of
Housekeeping Articles,
to which he would invite the attention OF his,
friends and the public generally.
Goods packed in u superior manner.
III. L. NICHOLS
Oct II. 26 6,n
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AT ABBEVILLi G. II,

TNiiE undersigned respectfully informs tho
Il. Gentlemen of Abbcvic. and the public
generally, that he has removed to
W y $ ii \ &; TON STREET.
and is always to be found in his Shop. hctwccn
the Marshall House and the Livery Stables. lie
has on hand large aupplv Of the best French
CALF-SkINS, BUCK SKINS, MOROCCO and
PATEN.r LEATHER, with gool stock of the
best SOLE LEATHER, aud is ready to make
to order
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF The latest and m"n'rst s!yir. He will make
and mcn'l as goud and as cheap rs any one else
in Abbcvillc.
An APPRENTICE is wanted 10 learn the
BOOT and SlIOE-MAKING BUSINESS.
J. J. O'kEEFFE,
Boot and Shoemaker.
jan. e, 1856. 3S ly
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Land For Sale.

Land For Sale.
ESH On Sale-day in March next, will offer
BlR for SALE at public outery, at Abbeville c.
II, my TRACT OF LAND, near Wilmington.
containing Three Hundred and Fifty Aeres
more or lees bounded by lands Of a. Burt. DR..
WIN. Tenant, and Others.
On the premises are a comfortable Dwelling
House. new Outbnildings. Gin House. Screw,
DC, Terms made known on day of sale.
Fsh 70, 1855. ri q
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP
Notice, Positive.

Notice, Positive. 80
IL persons indebted to ROBINSON d jack.
II settle the same by the LIST March. 1866. an
we are desirous Of closing our old Books.
Aud all persons having siand,ng open Ac
counts on our Books for 1853 and 1854 or in
debted to us by Note, are earnestly requested
to pay the money by that time. or they will be
ton ., -, y ",
Gentlemen! One and alf, .seitle upi Spsra
oHr feelings from such aacotrse, and save ;yorr
selves unnecessary expense, Longer ndulgenca
we cannot grant.
ROBINSON l. JACKSON
Hamburg, Jan. ID, 1855. s9#EH o..
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FUUUVIIH =. 1T. HII NU'IC WcCk.
Snle.dny in April The last day for making re-
turns. All persons failing to make returns on
the above day. liable TO double TAX. All taxes
to he paid hy the first Monday in May, or exc
cuIions may br issued
Property to be returned in the name Of the
proper owner. Guardians, Executors, and Ad
ministrators will return property under their con
troll
Persons having transferred property between
the LIST October, 1854, and lst October, 1855,
will make it known to me.
All persons will como prepared to give the
number Of Births Marriages and Deaths in their
families.
Free persons of color must pay their taxes in
March. JAMES MOORE, Z. G..
January 8, 1856. 80 3m
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Blacksnithinp.

TNIIE undersigned having removed from his
l. old Stand, has opened Il Shop in rear of
Mr.. jones Law Office, upon the Street leading
from the Court Ilousc 10 the Dcpnt, where he.
will he plcns"'i 10 meet his old friend, aid yiis
to,nrrs Tic prilcs himself particularly in his
skill at HORSE SiIOEINt;. though ali kinds of
work will be done with ncatncss aud durability.
WILLIAM KNON.
Wanted aMincdinarIy.
A GOOD STOUT BOY as AN APPRENTICE
10 learn the BLACKSMITII'S TRADE
WILLIAM KNOX
Abbcvillc C.. H., Jan. 30 1856 Al
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WATCHES, JEWELRY

AMID FANCY GOODS
M@ HAVING just received from
sssS,.saE2, New York. large aud beauti
Gsxss2EsSA full Stock of Watches and Jew
elry, will sell them at Charleston prices, and
all articles warranted as represented. My stock
consists of
Fine Clocks, Weight aud Spring, at various pri-
ces; Fine Gold Watches, from ss25 to $50; IL fine
lot of Hunting Levers, from SlS to S55, smit-
able for farmers; Fob, Vest and Ladies' Chains,
beautiful patterns; Ladies' and Gents Breaches !;
Ear Rings aud Finger Rings. all sizes; Lockcts,
Gold Keys, Gold and Silver Spcc,acles; Silver
Thmblcs, n splendid article; Coral Beads, Gold
Snaps. Gold Pens Silk Guards, Steel Chains,
Winding Keys Steel Spectaclcs with coored
Glasses, a large assortment of Spectacle Glasses,
all ages; Port Monies; n beautiful assortment
of Silver Cups suitable for Presents; full as
sortm"nt of Pistols
The above articles will sell for CASH, or on
Credit to persons who will be prompt in their
payments.
II. Z. TUSTEN.
Sept. &c. 23 If
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B ru S he s.

The State of South Carolina,
ABBEPILLE DISTRICT,
In Equity.
W. w. Hill,
L. Brown, John II. of Slaves
Brown and others.
appearing to my sntisfaction Tint Elizabeth
Il Foster James L. Brown, John r. Brown,
james J. McNulty and Mary f. his wife, John
}. Daniel and HuIdah his wife, Joshua EIiIi, -
Bruce and Martha his wife, Defendants in this
case. reside beyond the limits Of this State. On
motion OF Thomson d Fair, Complninant's SoIic.
itors, ordered, that the above named Defendants
do plead, answer or dcinur to Compliments Bill
of Complaint within three months from pubIica-
tion hereof or the same will be taken Pro con.
fesso against them.
W. II. PARKER, c.xA
Commissioners Office,
Nov. "a, 1856. 80 SIN
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Estate of John McIlwain, decd.

EsCaCo OF John Mc1lwaln, decd.
ETTLEMENT
TIlE Kindred and Creditors, und alI parties
L concerned. arc hereby notified that Settle
mcnt of the Estate Of John McIwnin, decd,
will he made before the Clerk of The Court Of
Common Pleas for Abbcvillc District, on the
18th day of April next
All claims oil Account, must be legally attest
ed; and as some creditors of the latter class have
handed in statement of their demands without
this requisite, it is expected they WILL OH or be-
fore the day Of settlement, attend TO this matter
otherwise such claims will not be noticed.
WILLIAM HILL, A,.
Il. ALEX. SALE, { n"'' rS'
Jan. Is, 1856. 80 3m
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AT the request of the President Of the Stntc
Agricultural Society, | have consented to solicit
information as to the number Of Tennessee and
Kentucky Horses Mules and Hogs annually V
purchased in the District anl their cost. All
persons will therefore confer a favor by coming
prepared to give me such information the
subject rs they possess. J. NJ
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NoAo~ays Pills are the hest remedy kwcun ir,
the 'orld for the following Diseases;
Asthma Diarrhrn Indgcstia,,
Bowel Com Drnrsy Influenza
plnints Debility Inflammation
Coughs Fever and Ague Inward Weak
Colds Female Cuu- ncss
chest Diseases plaints Liver Com
Co$tiveness Headaches pIniut,
Dyspepsia Stone and I.owncss of
Piles Gravel Spiri,s
Secondary Nencrcul Afrcc- Worms of ali
Symptoms tions kinds.
c5Y" Sold nj the Manufactures Of Professor.
ll"Li"wAY, 81 Maiden Lane, New York. and
2il Strand, London, and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers of Medicines throughout
the United States. and the civilized world, in
boxes, at % c' MS, 621 cents and 81 each.
VS. There is considerable saving by baking
the larger sizes.
n. B. directions for tho guidance OF patients
in every disorder, are miixeI to each Box
May l6, eowly.
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STOVES FOR SALE!

STOVES FOR SALE!
iiE Subscribers will keep ON hand at all
L times, at The Snddcry and Harness Store
Of T.. WESTFIELD, in this Village, un assort-
me"t OF all kinds of STOVES, whcl, they pledge
themselves to sell nn rs favorable terms ;,s Stoves
OF the same quality can be purchased for in
Charleston. Their
COOKING STOVES
they will warrant to do everything that a
Cooking Stove can do, aud are sure they will
give universal satisfaction
one of us will spend the most of the present
y"nr at the North. and will he able to select the
best and most approved patterns
+. WESTFIELD,
l. BRANCH.
Abbeville G.. II s. CO.
Feb l3, 1856. 43 1v
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Look ut this! Look ut this!
1900 Prizes! 10000 Dollars
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
Z q Il L E Is r.

Br AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF georgia.
MACON. GA.
10.000Numbers Onlys Prize to 8Ticketa,
rINIIIS Lottery is conducted on the plan Of t,,c
Il Royal Lottery Of Havana "f single mum
bers-and drawn at CONCERT HALL, Macon,
Geo. n. Logun and JAS A. Nisbet. Esa.
Glass K-To be Drawn March is 1884
The Manager having announced bis de,,.rm;-
nation to make this the most popular Lottery IN
the world. offers for March 18th, a Scbem,
that far surpasses any Scheme ever offered in ,lc
annals of lotteries. Look to your interest -
Examine the Capitals. tBT One Prize to Eight
.Ticketsl A
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DySpcp,i:, and liver Complaints.

Nearly half the human race have taken these
fIlis 1t las been proved in all parts of the
world, that nothing has been found equal TO
them in eases of disorders of the liver, dyspcp-
sIa, and stomach complaints generally. They
500" give II healthy ,omc 10 these organs, how
ever much dcrangel, and when all other mean.
have fnlr1
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON
M a h ING.
THE undersigned having as
l. sociatrd themselves as Co GtM E9ESsTA
partners in the business of Car seESseSA0S&1zs
riagc and Wagon Making and Repairing, under
the Firm of
RRIS Il WARE.
would cnll the attention of the public to their
Shops at
W.T.. Carmel,
where they hope. by fair prices, faithful work,
and prompt attention to business, To earn the
confidence of all, and merit a liberal share of
patronage.
For all jobs amounting to Five Dollars or more,
payment will he required in Cash. or by CASH
Note, when the work is removed from the STOP.
All orders for work should be directed to Da-
vid f.. Harris; hut all settlements must bc made
will, the financial Coparner, w. G. Ware rs
he alone Is authorized to the name Of the
Firm, give or take notes. give receipts, receive
money or contract debts.
DAVID +. HARRIS,
w. G. WARE.
Mt. Carmel, s. c.. Jan. Z, 1856. 3s-1y
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These Pills Purify the Flood.

These famous Pills are expressly combined to
operate OH the stomach. the liver, the kidneys,
the lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting
amy arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountain Of life and thus cur
ing dsensc im all its FORMS
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BOATWRIGHT & BARKULOO
NJ Manufacturing Pharmaceutists
AMID WTEIlGjNI..lST:S,

COURT HOUSE RANCE,
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
a RE constantly receiving additions to their
"a carefully selected Stock Of choice DRUGS
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, which they
offer to Mc Profession to Planters and consumers
generally. ms for III the same pure article can be
purchased an. where.
They have, in addition 10 their Stock Of Drugs
3c.. an assortment OF FANCY GOODS, PER.
FUMERY and BRUSHES, comprising in part
Ladies' Rcticulcs: Work Boxes;
Gents Dressing Cases Porte Monnies;
Fine Pocket Cutlery; Vrstas;
Pomadcs, n great variety from the best houses
i'll LoIv1on, Paris and Germany;
French and German Cologne;
LubIn's Extracts for the Handkerchief:
Edcs Bailey's and Isazns ditto;
Toilet and Shaving Soaps and Creams;
Cut Glass Pungehs; Aromatic Vinegar
B r. III S h g S.
Having taken particular pains "to get M" "
complete Stock of IIur and Tooth Brushes. they
feel satisfied that in Offering their present nssot.
ment to the public, they can justly claim for
"these Brushes" made TO order bv some of the
most celebrated Manufacturers of England and
France, the need Of being unsurpassed for beauty v
Of finish and durability.
A fine lot of Nuil and Sha az Brushes; Buff
fil". Horn and Shell Dressing Combs Horn
Shell and Ivory Pocket Combs, &C., &C., &c.
Nov 8, 1855. 20 If
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General. Debility. H,I EEca.tll.

Many Of The drsrotic Governments have OPEN.
ed their Custom Houses to The introduction Of
these Pills, that they MAY become the medicine.
of the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this,
me'IIrinc is inc best remedy cvc- kn"~a
for pcrSons Of tlclic,te hrtI,. or wlcrc The .:ys-
TEN has bern impaired, as its nvigorating propr-
crtIcs never fail ia niior1 r.li,c
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y, 1tffE fn
.rtics never fail To afford relief
Female Complaints.
M Frmn1n ynuur ~ nJJ .l,.,IJI L., ,,.:t,

n" Female" young or old, should he without,
this celebrated medicine. 1t corrcct$ and rcgu-
lntcs the monthly courses ut all rcrints, actire
III many eases like charm. 1t is also the best
and safest medicine that can inc given 10 children
Of all ages, and for any complaint; consequent
ly no family should he without it,
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Hopes Dashed Col JOhnsOn's Career Cut
Short.

Some months ago, Mr.. Amber, OF Bates
vile, Arkansas, became implicated in the utter
ing Of fraudulent land. warrants, and was held
to bail in the sum OF 50 ,000 to answer the
charge. Two or three days before the trial
came on, Mr., Amber suddenly disappeared
He had been bathing in the White river, since
when nothing had been heard Of him. The
river opposite Batesvle was dragged repeat
edly with no result, and finally his sorrowlng
friends gave him up for lost.
In the meantime, the adventurous Amber
had gained an island opposite BatesVille, when
he managed in a day or two, to reach his house
in that place, where he lay concealed for some
time. He next turned up at the City Hotel
in this city. During his stay at the City, he
sported fine span of milk kwhi'e horses, and a
buggy corresponding elegance and stylish
ness. He fourished for some time among us,
and gained the "distinguised consideration
of some of our exquisites.
Hence he migrated to Kansas, where he was
known as "Col. Johnson" of Kentucky. Col
Johnson became, in the course Of time, one ol
the leading men of the pro-slavery party of that
territory, much appreciated contributor 10 the
Border Times, bosom friend Of the editor o
that paper, and was held in the highest esteem
as man Of unimpeachable prObity and unspot'
ted chivalry. Men touched their hats to him
as he passed them in the streets, with the whis.
pered exclamation, "There's Col. Johnson 7
Last Sunday evening, our friend Col. johnson
was just contemplating the luxury of a summer
evening drive over the unrivalled paries o
j Kansas. He had put up at small hotel, a
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Congressional.
WAsHRGroN, Jun,

WAsHDGroN, June II.
Mr. Crittenden, moved to take up bis reso-
luton offered yesterday, requesting the PreSi.
dent to appoint Geu. Scott to the command oi
troops 10 Kansas.
A discussion ensued a number Of senators
cCn!ending that the presence of Gen. Scott in
Kansas would have tranquiizing and bsne6-
cial effect on the whole country, Others argu-
ed that such a requst would be an improper
interference Of the Senate with the executive,
and that the difficulties in Kansas would sOon
cease il the people there would obey laws, and
the people of the North cease agitation The
question was not taken. Adjourned.
HoUsE-A quorum was present. but many
had paired of, and after repeated Intellectual
efforts to procure working majority, the House
adjourned.
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Mr.. Everett on the Signs of the Times
Sad FOrebodings of the Coming Evils.


BOsToN, June 2.
Hon. Edward Everett on tie occasion Of de-
lveriug his famous address on tie life and char
acter Of Washington at Taunton, on Friday, af.
ter alluding to the pleasure with which be al
ways Gwelt on this theme, continued as fol.
lows:
But with the satisfaction which feel at ad :
dressing you at this time, are mingled with
profound anxiety and grief. A sadness which
| strive in vain to repress overwhelms me at
the occurrence Of the past week; and serious
apprehension forces itself upon my mind that
events are even now in train with an impulse
too mighty to be restrained, which will cause
our beloved country to shed tears Of blood.
Through all her borders, in generations yet to
come, civil war with all its horrid train Of pill.
lage, fire and slaughter will be carried on with
out the slightest prOvocation against the in
fant settlements Of our brethren on the frontiers
OF the Union. The worse than civil war rag.
ing with lawless violence, of which there is
no parallel in the annals of constitutional gov
eminent stained the floors of the Senate cham
Der with the blood of defenseless man, and
he Senator from Massachusetts,.
Oil my good friends, these are events,
"hich, for the good name, peace and safety Of
our country, it were worth all the gold in Cal
ifornia to to blct from our recordl They sick
en- the heart of the patriot, of the good citizen,
of the christian. They swaken gloomy doubt
whether the trials, sacrifices and suferings Of
our fathers for the sake Of founding higher and
purer aud freer civilization in this western con-
tnent, that lbs world had yet seen, have moi
been in vain. For myself they FIJI me with
sorrow too deep for tears! I am not ashamed
of the weakness, for sorrow, not for myself
my few remaining years, running to a close dc
not allow me to attach much importance to any
thing this side the grave which concerns me in.
dividually. But sorrow far beyond the pow.
er Of words to express, for the objects of affec.
tion which leave behind-for my children
and country! And God is my witness, that il
by laying down my poor life this hour could
undo what has been done in the last two years
beginning with the disastrous repeal Of the Mis-.
souri, Compromise, Iwould willingly and cheer
fully make the sacrifice. Did not think there
is a healing charm in that attachment ofvene
ration to the character of WAshngton-almos
the only remaining kindly sentiment that per
vades The whole country ;and inthe contemplation
of that character, there is spirit, wisdom t.
guide and love--to sooth and unite, I woul
even now throw myself upon your indulgenc
to excuse me from the duty of the evening"
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NlisteIlolreous lRea0inp.
The CinCinanti Agony.

The Cincinnati agony is over, and James
Buch anan is nominated for President, and John
C. Breckenridge Of Ky, for Vice President,
by the Slave drivers d their doughfaced trai-
tors to freedom of the Free States:
On Saturday last, a bill with Rooster -four
ish Of "HurrG for Buck" was issued. 1t was
as follows:
"For President JAMES BUCHANAN.
"Wilh extacies Of delight we fling our flag
to the breeze inscribed with James Buchanan,
the idol Of Pennsylvania and the cherished and
admired Of the whole Union. He was nomina-
ted yesterday on the 18th ballot by accamaton
which is merited reward for long life devo'
tion to the service of his country, HIS eminent
abilities and stern and unyielding integrity in
the past are sure guarantees for the future and
point to him as the man for the crisis. Hi.
name is tower of strength to the DemocracJ
from one extreme Of the Union to the othe,
that carries dismay to the motley ranks of Alb
olitionism and falls like bomb shell into tb,
secret conclaves Of oath bound Hindooism.-
His whole life has been devoted to the Interest,"
of the country and bis grateful cOuntrymer
will delight to do him honor by electing hin
to the highest Office on earth,
For Vice Pres;dsnt,--JOHN c. BRECKEN
BRID GE, ,-Of Kentucky. No man in the y