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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17

The UNITED STATES MAIL LErTING.-On
the 7th instant, the mail contracts we're awar.
ded at Washington, ID. g. The following
were let for four years, yiz:-In New Jersey,
9s routes I; Pennsylvania 479; Delaware. III
Maryland, 80; Ohio. 405. Two hundred and
twenty-one miscellaneous routes were let un.
der a recent act of Congress. The whole
number of bids for the four years. routes
was 1860; much less than in former years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17

gaT LARGE EGG.-Mr. Philip GOu', resi-
ding on Greenoughs Island brought to this
place common hens egg, or rather an egg
of a common hen. Which measured inches
around the long diameter and inches around
the sides. Mr.. Gau has four more Of the
same kind, laid by the same hen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17

AN AUSTRALIAN LEoIsLAroR.-Mr. Daniel
Cameron, who was elected representative for
the digging district of Woolshed, Australia,
had the compliment paid to him by. his sup
porters Of having the horse he rode on at the
time Of the e'contest shod with shoes Of solid
gold He was also presented with sun Of
81 800.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17
GEO. B. WEISER,
WIN. A. BRUNER,
nv II lS56

Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended would respectfully solicit
continuance OF the same, at the store, next
door 10 L. Y. Bright's, Market ST. where a
fresh supply of Drugs &C., can always be found
WIN. A. BRUNER.
Sunbury, May 10, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17
JAMES F. CALBREATH'S
LADIES FANCY
SHOE STORE,

No. 50 North Eighth Street, AJOve arch,
East side.
PHILA DELPHIA,
Ladies from the country, can have shoes made
to order in the very best style and workmanship
on a few days notice. An excellent assortment
to select from, always on hand.
May TO- lS56.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17
D Z A Il II S .

In this place, on Tuesday morning last,
Miss ANN GOBLIN, aged 40 years.
In this place, on the 9th inst, ISAAC
NODECK Err. aged years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17
GEO. WEISE & CLEMENT,
D ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens
khv of Sunbury and the neighboring country
that they have opened
NEW STORE,

in Water street, in the rear Of the wharf and are
ady to sell at reasonable prices the following list
of merchandise, viz:
Flour Grain and Feed, Bread, Fish and
Cheese, Hams, Shoulders and Herring, Coffee
Sugar and Moasses, Teas Spices and Fruits,
Nuts, Con(ectonares of all kinds, Boots and
Shoes, Ladies Caters, Misses and Childrens
Shoes also Queenswsre, Cedarware, Hardware
and Notions, &c, &c.
Citizens are requested to send in their orders
for Flour, Feed and Groceries and we will de-
liver them properly.
Sunbury, May 8, is56.-u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17
NOTICE

vVvHE VendeIs and Retailers OF foreign and
Il domestic Merchandise within the county
of Northumberland. will take notice that they
are assessed and rated by the appraiser Of
Merchants taxes, for the year 1856, as fol-
lows :;
NAMES. Chase. LICENSE.
yl,,;s Ts,an.L.r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm of
Weser & Bruner, is dissolved by mutual con-
sent, this the l4th day of May 1856. All
persons having unsettled accounts with us
will please call and settle the same without
delay.
I,En ID NVrJSED
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17

PERSONS ENGAGED IN REcTIFYING AND SELLING
WHIsKEy WITHIN TUE COUNTY.
John Kohr. Milton, 30
An Appeal will be held at the Com mis-.
sioners Office at Sunbury. on the 2lst day Of
June next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at which
time and place those interested may attend
GEO. " WEtSE,
Mer, Appfasssy.
sunbury, May II, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17

Sec
..arines,
in the ma
.ry war, and
en, and allow
service, one day
om the place where
.iized to the muster
return after being dis
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-10-22
The late Duel.

We have seen with deep regret, com
munlcation from Mr.. b. X. Carol. statipy
mat Magistrates, couscryators of Tie
peace, DIvincs, aud indeed every body.
Knew al! about the intended duel between
MeSsrs. Tahcr and Magralh. us vol n. the
parties themselves and friends Now.
when the way to stop III affair of honor
IS SO well known aud easily done, by any
lover OF peace, apd is noSl obvious duty
on The part Of the City suthori,ie-, We sr.
forced To the conclwiop that the taste ~,
OF all the above enumerated persons is in
mvor OF !pelling. Such state Of things
wiIl give rather an upfavorable impression
oi Charleston at home and abroad. W.
nave scarcely ever heard anything of >,
more startling character, will regard to
The moral sense, of any community in
ChriStendom.- lork0iUe Citizen.
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Congressional Observation-Disclosures

-, BosToN, Oct. IA.
The Democratic Congressional Conven.
mon OF the Fourth District met last even.
ing, and unanimously nominated the
Hon. kufus Choatc rs their candidate.
Il is doubtful whether he will accen, !,
Tins Is the district now represented by Mr.,
Corning Republican, who has been re.
nominated.
No less than nine forged checks Cor
sums varying from $4,000 down TO s5oo
were offered at the banks in this eity YES.
terday; aud only one for s7oo ON ,Ls
Atlas ,ank was paid, 20 wkieb the name
OF u w. Forbush was forged. The bold
operator in every instance eseaped.
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THE ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA.

WE are pleased TO record The fact, saws the
Carolina Times of the i4ih inst, that the
elections which have been held during the
past two days, for Represent, to the
State Legislature and Congressional Rep.
resen'"t've' passed oil without any scenes of
drunkenness or rowdyism. For this happy
change are the people OF Columbia indebted
to the candidates and their ;rE n.ediate
friends. Everything was done orderly,
pleasantly and with perfect freedom.
we IRE pleased to learn that The same
state of feeling and good order prevailed at
the different precincts throughout the Dis
irict.
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MISTAKEN PHILANTHROPY.

SLAVES George w. John
son, one of the large sugar planters on The
Mississippi, below Now Orleans, who died
recently, has left an estate valued at not less
than 100000. He has BY his will mann
mittcd all his slaves, 200 in number. They
are all TO be sent to Liberia in four yeors
from his death, and each enc is to be fur.
nished with fifty dollars.'
TIE above which we clip from an exchange,
shows that there arc still some $ slave owners
3: he Sonih who, from mistaken, or prcju-
dicial notion of the best means Of securing
the welfare of the slave, prefer TO subject
them 10 precarious existence In Liberia,
instead Of letting them remain where they
are better cared for, apd are more happy and
eontcntcd than the same race Of people are
in any other quarter of the Globe. These
Instances Of manumission, how cver,ar much
more rare now than formerly. The idea
that slavery is the proper sphere &c the T.
ihiopian, is the prevailing sentiment, of all
rational minds where slavery exists, aud cv-
en- impartial observers from sections where il
does not exist, give their testimony the same
way. This change in the public mind land
we contend that there has been a great
change in this respect within the last TWEEN
'y or thirty years. has been brought about
mainly by the removal, in great degree, OF
the abuse Of slavery. A feeling of humanity.
and OF selt-in,esest ccmbined have made il
an institution worthy TO be sustained and
defended by an enlightened people.
With those, however, whose prejudiccs
run into 'nn,tcSm. or those whose jeaousics
have settled down into deep seated feeling
of envy, time has produced no change en-
cept,o make the FIRST more violent and raLil,
and the las, more enyiOus aad disailectcI. -
In cur own country the first are confined 10
;he North, bat ihe last may be found both
North and South. Both are the result Of
ignorance, combined with some of the worst
passions incident 20 human nature. But
confidence in the pc'nancncy ofthc Institu.
ton Gan never be shaken by either the one
or thc other; it rests upon too sure basi>.
is courtcnaIccd by loo large section, and
in lis maintenance is involved too great an
amount Of interest, for its stability to lie
disturbed by ordinary means. Ii will lu;liyr
disnnlon, aud even revolution, if he last
should be tie result ofihc other. Fanatics,
manumissionists, or disalTec,ionis,s can ney.
er destroy an insti,u;ion that il tho ground.
work of our prosperity and cxistense Ms n
people, and upon which is based the pcrma.
ucncy of every other institution or heritage
OF value, by which i: is surrounded.
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Death aud Inquest.


On Monday night, the 9th inst, man
named j. j. Valentine was found dead in
n ditch near Pen Branch Creek in this
District. The deceased left here on Mon
day afternoon i'll wagon, driven by an.
other named Robinson. 1t seems that by
some accident, the wagon was upset in the
ditch. Robinson, without examining, de-
tached the horses, left the wagon, and
proceeded about three miles to get assis-
ianee, apd on returning, the parties found
Valentine dead, his body being under the
wagon in such a position that under the
most favorable circumstances he could no,
have extricated himself Both parties are
represented TO have been deeply intoxicat.
ed.
A Jury Of Inquest, composed Of some Of
our most respectable citizens, was SUN.
moned on Tuesday morning, and after an
examination and the hearing Of evidence,
returned as their verdict that "the afore.
said j. j. Valentine came to his death
by accidental drowning."- Ormgebuyg
,So4thron.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

EBENEzER AcADEMy--It will bo seen by q
notice in another column that the exercises
oft Institution will be resumed on the
2nd Monday in January next. This Acade-
my is very desirably located, aud the Trus.
tees have engaged the services Of an cxpe-
rienecd Instructor. Sec noiicc from Prcsi.
dent Of Board.
ESTATE SALE.-Aacp;ion is directed ~
notice Of the sale of estate of r. S. BAI.
kkyI deceased. Some choice furniture will
be offered, one of the largest and best Iis
Rraries in the country, together with many
other articles.
Commissioner IN Equity tor Eershaw Dis.
trict, advcrtiscs somc land for sale, to which
ye invite particular attention.
Messrs. SwAs g. Co. advertiscs two Lot.
terry Schemes, one to be drawn Gath Oc,o.
Der, and the other 18Th November. These
Lotteries, us will b. seen, are authorized by
the State of Georgia, apd are sonduetyd gp-
on fair and honorable terms.
NEw Goors, NEw Goops.--We direct at.
tenton TO the advertisement of Mr.. ]. B.
MoBLEy. Persons in the ncighborhood of
New Salem, will no doub: find it TO their
advantage to give him n call, as he speoks
as it ip earnest of the durable and finciful
qualities oil his goods.
LOST OR SToLEY.--Nr. c. L.. DUNCAN has
lost negro under rather suspicious rrcum
stances. See his advertisement.
TAN iARp.-Messrs Z. A. CAsxEY g.
Co. Informs the public Of their readiness TO
SIMPLY them with leather or anything In
their line. GOOD bargains may By p;t.;ncd
at their establishments
iAss NoTicE -pcrsnns .inlchtch 10 s.
a. RossER would DO well To notice his nj.
rerllsement To creditors.
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lnE LATEST REPoRr.--t will lie seen
oy Ielegraphic dispatch in ano,ber col.
umn' that IlIe last, latest and most rel;,.
1,e o. news from Pennsylyapia, reports the
democrats 5000 ahead, Lyi as we are
not certain OF the resui, as fyrnished, we
would advise our Demoeralic friends 10
Keep their powder dry until Monday
morning, when the result will be know n
without the shade Of a shadow Of n
doubt. ~
NJ B.-later news says the result l.
doubtful. How pe'plexing l-Caroi;na
Times, lSH inst.
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HON. J. L. ORR AT NEWpERRY

TIE Newbcrry Mirror Of the 18th instan,
says" Col. ORR stopped in our town
"Wednesday night last. Somg of opr citi
zens, learning the fact, greeted him with
music about 9 O'Clock at night, and being
called for, he returned his thanks in a shor,
bat handsome address. He alluded briefly
TO The political condition Of the country, the
designs of the Black Republican party, and
said that h'S party had The poascr 10 take The
'rhoIe government Hro Meir hqmds if AIey urre
disposed, and that if they proceeded further
to carry out their designs, he was prepared
TO give up the Union.
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1T Will be seen by Proclamation from Gov.
'AiiEs. ii. ADAMS, published in our paper
today, that the Legislature will convene on
the first Monday in November next, to M.
point Electors of President and Vice Presi.
dent.
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MR.. BOYCE'S SPEECH.

The late speech of Mr. BoYcE, delivered in
Columbia, concluded with the following sen.
tence, the meaning of which cannot be mis-
taken:
" The election Of Fremont, I saw, must
not 6c submitted to- The South generally
may not say so, but say, rather than sub
init NY peek 70 the yoke Of winch Sumner,
BuriIngame, Wilson, Seward, and Others OF
that stamp, would impose, would be for
secession anything, even death. Gap.
plause.)
Words like these, from man like BoycE
calm in Judgment, and emncntly conser.
VatIve-who was regarded in 81 as enter
t"ining rather ultra notions ip regard to CO.
operation and the Union, would 20 Gar TO
strengthen the lea that the times are indeed
pregnant of evil, and that the aspect of a..
FAIRS ere more portentious than they have
been at any former period. Resistance 10 n
Government under Fremont is, pn6 wouId
be. We believe, the prevailing sentiment n,
The South. man with no principles and
with no character, but the one notorious for
trickery and swindlitg, can never preside
over the councils Of people, whose nation
al fame has so far remained untarnished.--
Each day the prospect for FRemoSr's sue .
cess Is brighter, and IL the Union is saved,
y must be done by The conservatives of the
North. We believe the South would be
emitted upon the principle Of resistance, even
though Revolution and ei,il>war he the re.
suit.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-10-22
COURT,

CopRr ofCommon Pleas for LANCASTER Dis.
'rict convened on Monday last, his Honor
Judge WITnERs presiding. Owing TO the
Illness OF Maj. CLINTON, many Of the mos,
important eases were postponed, and the
balance OF The business Was disposed of on
Monday and Tuesday. Court adjourned on
Tuesday morning.
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Grlr9rpbir.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER
MEw l-oRK OcI. llI

NEW PIX, Oct. II.
The steamer Persia has arrived with,
Liverpool dates Of Oct. 4th. Cotton
opened active but closed quiet in conse.
Inence Of the Bank advancing the rat. of
interest to per cent. Sales of the week
$500 bales including 10000 bales to
spectators, i and 4.400 10 exporters. Fair
Orleans : l4d; midiing 6 l 2i; fair
Mobile 7-SJ; upland 8 Al. Stock
$4,000 bales, including 100000 bales
American.
Brealstutfs were quiet. Red Wheat O.
es. 3d; White 10 los. sd, Canal
Flour BIS. Ohio 33s. GIL. a 3Gs. Yell
low Corn 3Gs; White aas. Cd,
Provisions quic, and unchanged. Ros-
in 4s. I'll. Sdgar quiet. Coffee steady,
Money was tighter. Consols 02 81.
HAvRg, Sept. 80.
Cotton is active, sales of l,o4o bales
at 10 ! for Orleans tres ordinaire.
Tie demonstration Of france aud Eng
land against Naples, the boundary anes
iion and the rig!it fposse,s TO the Isle
"i Serpents, are the principal topics of IT.
'ereSt. Austria had enuea,ed the Allies
TO abstain from tlcir present denlomst, a.
tim agaias, Naples, and il was said Il O
A'he" had nssepIed. England bad aG-
dressed rrrc'npiory nate to Russia rel:
i've 10 the l,Ie of Ser.mnts.
The N"ntenegrin difficulty bad NO, vet
been settled.
The AUSTRIAN forces in I,dy had been
increased
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never be reduced to the condition of Mas
sachuseiis as long as the example of Col.
Brooks is in the memory of her sons.
Please accepted for yourselves and
through you, for those you represent, my
grateful Acknowledgements for Your kind
invitation.
l have the honor to be
Your oGt Scyv't,.
JOHN MCQUEEN.
Arthur Simhins, +. II. Calhoun, James
Gillian, Eobert Cunningham, Commi,tec
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.


HI '"y 800" furnishes the following cor
rcspondcnce between the Ucr0hF and one of
its subscribers. Il shows the con,c,nn, i,
which Er>y,7rr tho n,,y
'"' '"'""' - looked
"r',' y ''o"''s'"e''' anu "hom they re-
S"rd as having baricreh his principles for Il
consideration, which is likely involved y, ,L,
success of to Bl,,s R.,ri,ri.,n ..,:,
far tho pr..;d,.,or M, -.
'''"" 'o'h'erl'
and r,, L,,. no.n S.s;r '"e '''"'"'
go W.T. "',N - S'' VIC cAahp'r
W VT d. "AFfoio Is very wo!thy pf i'm
ha'i"n. Were all Journals from the North
opposed To Us aud To our ip,li,u,iop. ,,,o,
cd in the sam. w.Y fla, ,,a,II !,
hIl :; ivy """'" " less
'''' ~ '''''' OF Ps'''Ph, ana u'nch more re-
SpccuIi IN 'hclr tone and "llusiUns towards
The South. Eut 10 the corrcsuoud,nce n.
ludcd to:
.Ax ,-r,.,, S-oo,
vc r,r.i,.d ,ro trIo', IN 80 n"Si- eSt'nunye
Snu,h '''''""'s "o'e nom lie
-,
"hL"A' A'aoama' we supposed
September 10, 1896.
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Ohio Election.

49, NEU IoEK, Oc; u.
Ihe returns from Ohio show ,ha, Tho
Republicans have elected thirteen Con-
sressmcn, and the Democrats eiuln,
-, - CINcINNAII, Oct. Ia
ihe hepublirans carried Ohio hy 30 to
$1,000 majority. Pcudlc,op and t;rocs.
Deck democrats, ne elertcd to Congress
from this City.
Indian" has probably gone for the Ey.
puhirhns. I
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I'VE WILL SuBpuE You."-1he Pc
tersburg Qnd9 News bas The following.
" Last Wednesday Cassius NJ. Clay
spoke at Huntingdon, under banner rep
resenting Southern plan:er in the back.
ground, while the foreground was repre-
sented BY slaves at work, and lusty ne
gro, with his fingers pointed toward the
planter, witt, these words inscribed be-
meath. them We sciH sp5elst yo,f."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-10-22

fLonIDA.-Tbe rssnltin this State. with
ont two counties to hear from. Il that The
democratic candidate for Governor Il
elected by abou, three hundred, and Con.
gressmen by about seven bundred and
MY votes. The two coonties TO hear from
viii not change the result.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-10-22
ELECTION in Kansas.

-. LorIs, Oct. II.
Aeagre returns rom Kansas in. !ir,ie
Tie election "f Whitfield to Congress with.
ont opposition. There was no distu,bnpc,
at 'he polls.
Abolition dispatches from here state
that S'lngfriiow WAS driven from IA.
town Of Weston, Tor attempting to arre,,
an nIle,lueI ALoliiiuni.i.
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LAKCAsTERvILLE, S. C.
WEDNNEsDAY MORNING, OCT %, 1856.

The speech of Gov. WISE alluded To las,
week, may be found on our first page. Il
'q rather old, but still! most applicable to the
present state Of aifairs.
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THE ELECTIONS

IT is no doubt gratifying 10 the feelings of
the friends of the Hon. JouS McQuEEx, to
know that he was so well sustained in this
District, having received 1904 vutcs-aLout
one hundred less than the whole number
polled.
The votes for Tax Collector for this Dis.
'r'ct' were counted on "Wednesday, and re
suited in the clectionpf J. II. HUNTER, ESQ.
Annexed is the number of votes received by
cnch candidate.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Mii be inserted at the following low rates:
a. one square (of lG lines or less, ono insertion.
81 OF, II continued, T5 cents for the frst in
sertion, and 30 cents for each SUBSEQUENT iuscr.
ION. 70 See Fourth Page for deductions in
Eor o. standing advertisements. '.'''
The number of Insertions must he wr;t,cp ON
each advertisement, or they will be Inserted iii
ordered out and charged accordingly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-10-22

WE copy from the Edgeiield Adrertiser, a
letter from the Hon. JOHN McQUEex, address
cd 10 the committee Of invitation TO the
BROOKS dinner at 90. We cowmend it to
the careful attention of our readers.
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Kansas Election.

ST. LOUIS Oct IA.
In addition TO the election Of Whit.
he'd, Pro-slavsry men have elected all
their candidates TO the lie, is)sture by
large majorities. The Fr,c-Sta,e men
mSde no serious opposition.
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Pennsylvania Election.

Inc Democrats claim la ort ot the 25
Cong,cssmen. Thiry.lhre. counties show
Il s"sht Democratic gain since pi.rc.s,
e'e'no"' o'her reports hove ever say that
t"e 'etnr''s are coni'iscd. ut il is ly!lcycL
jority. w.
IN Ohio, Campbell. Republican,, has
been elected to Congress.
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YELLOW FEVER.

IHE Charleston Board of Health reported
ten deaths from yellow fever, for the last
'hrce days OF the past week, ending Satur-
day night
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WnTFIELD ELEorED.- ST. Louis, Oct.
l3.-Meagre returns from the Kansas
election indicate that Whitfield has been
elected to Congress without tpposition.---
There was no disturbance.
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TIE annexed is a commpniraiion to the
Charleston C0Vrigr. |, contains wholesome
Ed'lcc from strange quarter:
TO TRS PEorig OF THE SLAvygnLprxG
STATES Gentlemen Ia ease rrrmun, i
elected, We The pro.sla,cry men at ihc North
would recommend that Woi oH" JuGgd NJ cot.
Ton, race, or tob0cco pc sent to ihe Norihcrn
States. Let it be consumed or perish on
th> ground where il was produced, rather
th"n III n pound of it G me North. We
have here hundred. u tactoricS and over one
hundred Thousand people depending on your
co"on, many cf hcm are tre,nom men, and
Mh" get their bread 10y slayc labor, and ct
theY act against the interest .f the SIa,.
States: Let all SputI;ctn PRODUCE be- kcp,
away from the North, and in less than twelve
nor lbs there will br such "a Reaction in tlr
Norm, as L" make the most anti slavery
State We have here pro Sia,rTy State
lourh Northern maps pocket and yon
iopch his most tender part.
y PRO SLAVERY MAN"
Boston, MASSACHUSETTS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-10-22
Gcdey's Lady's Beck.

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magazine published. \ contemporary say :
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due. With us it Is ALWAYS welcome.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-10-22
South Ca; olira Ap,iculturis..

This journal SADLY conducted and should
be well sustained by The pcopI, of the
Slate Published in ColGmbi. at SI.oO per
year in advance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-10-22
THE MARKETS.

~, CoLcNBIA, October II, 1856.
ne supply on sale has been ample to-day.
ana The demand good. 462 baler were sold
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