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settlers Of Kansas, but he believed in meet
ing manfully the present exigencies, had as
they might be. He said he desired to head
the list for the procuring of number Of
weapons of defence for the party setting out,
and that therefore Mr.. Lines might put down
on the paper, "B. S iAiman, one Sharpe's
Rife"
The price of rifle was $25.
Mr.. Russell and Rev. Mr.. Dutton rose both
at once. Mr. Russell speaks first: "put me
down for one. m
Rev. Mr.. Dutton Pastor of the Church)-
one of the deacons of this Church, Mr.. Har-
vey Hall, is going out with the party and /
as his pastor, desire to present to him Bible
and Sharpe's rifle. Great Applause. +
THAT looks little like the sword or the
Koran-ED.
F.P. Pie-I will give one.
Stephen d. Pardee--I will give one for
myself also one for my wife
Mr.. Beecher-I like to see that it is q
stroke right and left. Great laughter
Charles Ives-Put me down for three.
Thomas R. Trobridge-put me down for
four Continued laughter.
DIR. J. r.. Howe will subscribe for one.
A gentleman said that Miss Mary Dutton
would give one.
DR.. Steven G. Hubbard-one.
Mr.. Beecher here stated that if twenty
five could be raised on the spot, he would
pledge twenty-five more from Plymouth
Church-ffty being enough for the whole
supply. Clapping of hands all over the
house..
Prof Sillman now left Mr. Beecher to
speak for the bid, and sat down to enjoy the
occasion.
Mr. Killam-I give one.
Mr. Rllam-That's signiffi-
cant name in connection with Shapes rifle.
Laughter.
Prof. w. A. Norton-onc for me.
Mr. Vining-one for me!
Mr.. Moses Tyler-I will give one Sharp's
rifle from the Junior Glass an Yale COL
legel Great applause
Prof. Silliman (rising in his seat and
sweeping the galleries with his eye-There
are four classes in Yale College,! I'm
mense sensation.
Henry Trow bridge-One.
John G. North-One!
Mr.. Beecher-I think that Kansas will
now know that there is a North! Great
applause.
William Kngsey-Onc for me.
Louis L. Olmsted-One.
Mr.. Dunlap will pledge one for the
Senior Glass in Yale College,
&. 1t was now ascertained that instead of
twenty-five, twentyseoen rifles had been
subscribed, the cost of which, together with
the amount received at the door for admis-
sion fees, made the collection for Kansas in
the North Church, one thousand dollars.
The meeting then adjourned.
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EE- Navigation on the river is fairly
opened. The Olive Branch left for the Rap
ids, for the first time, on Monday last and
returned yesterday in company with the En-
pire. Some ice is still visible in the Lake,
but under the influence of the warm sun and
a favorable breeze will soon disappear. The
propeller Troy is advertised to leave for Chi
cago on Thursday evening next; and sail YES
sells will doubtless follow suit Immediately.
We learn from the Chicago Press, of the
I'd inst, that there is considerable ice yet in
the Lake at that point, but so broken up that
it does not offer any obstruction to navigation
Vessels are arriving at and departing from
that port daily.
"DAmY EVENING News I've arc in
receipt of several numbers Of a paper bearing
the above title, published at Detroit by the
Franklin Printing Association. 1t is neat,
spicy, ably conducted paper. We welcome
it as valuable addition to our numerous ex-
changes, and hope it will not fly the track, as
did the Daily Democrat and Enquirer.
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R. w. DUNCAN, Sec'y.

SPEAKER BANKs.-Ill Monitor Tuscano
(Italy) says of Speaker Banks:
"The new President of the Congress of
the United States, elected after two months
daily ballotting-Signor L. Banks-is ne
gro, belonging to the Republican representa-
ton of Massachusetts,. AS man of color,
as an abolitionist, he does not enjoy the sym
patty of the Southern Representatives"
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court for
this county commenced its session at this place
yesterday. Two rather important criminal
trials, we are informed, are upon the docket
for disposition-that of Mr.. Spencer of Ra-
VIENNA, for the murder Of Davenport, and of
Mrs. Woodbury., of Tallmadge, for infanti-
eide, and third, perhaps, of man now in
Jail, accused of larceny. The civil list we
understand embraces nothing of great public
interest.
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The South Carolina AgricuIturist,

TTHE Executive Committee Of the State Agri.
cultural Society of South Carolina, having
selected tho subscriber to edit thcir paper, a
prospectus is now issued in compliance with their
instructions. This journal will be devoted to
Agriculture, Horticulture, Natural Science, Ru-
raj Tmstr, Architecture and Art, the Mechanical
and Manufacturing interest, and uI the pursuits
pertaining to general Improvement. 1t will also
contain faithful transcript of the organization
and proceedings Of the Society, Essays and
Communications from the best writers in the
state. and II mon,hly summary of the spirit Of
the Agricultural press. All subjccrs devoted to
the Improvement of the mind, the soil, stock, and
domestic comfort. find ready admission into its
columns, aud such contributors nrc specially
desired. The work will be printed in beautiful
new anl fair type, on fine white paper, with a
tinted cover, and will contain thirty two pages
per month. The publication will commrncc on
the LIST OF May. 1856. There will also bc pub
lishcd an additional advertising sheet as sup
plcment, in which limited number Of advcr-
,scmcnts will he inserted
TERMS-Sl per annnn,. No paper sent un-
less the money is paid in advance. Life Mem
bcrs to the State Agricultural Society will re-
ceive the paper without cost
Address A. &. SUMMER,
Editor "South Carolina AgrcuIturs,,"
March 10, 1856. 4S Columbia S. G..
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE A17IHB4ARY GrAis>

~ II
HNIiF, rapid strides, and constant advancements
| Of the age; and the daily increasing demands
for Literature, have Induced the Subscribers to
propose publishing at Spartanburg Court House.
on the first OF January, 1885, y WEEKLY
LITERARY JOURNAL, entitled
TIE LITERARY STAR,
Its Editorial management, under the care OF
Il. l.. BOW DEN, will be conducted in Il man.
ncr that SHALL NOT fail TO give satisfaction to
every reader. The creates care will be taken
TO chronicle The latest and most reliable passing
events Of the day. The Literary department
will contain such matter only as Will prove inter
es,inn and profitable to the reader. Selections
suitable for Sunday re"ding-Storcs for the
Younr--Proverbs for the Old-and in short. it
is our determination to present TO the public
Journal that will be welcome visitor i'll every
Gumily-a companion for every one. In matters
of Politics, the STAR will be neutral; but will
| retain the right to speak of any palpable wrong
it may detect i, any party.
| The LITERARY STAR will be printed in new
| and clear Type, and under the mechanical man.
| acenent Of an experienced Publisher, +. NJ
BROUGHTON-will vie in appearance with any
paper in South Carolina.
in order 10 put our paper within the reach o
every one; and sccnre an extensive circulation
it will be furnished Containing Itcenty.four col
un,ns Of reading mGttcr0 ut the following I'M
prccedcnted rates:
copy per annum, in advance, SLED
90 5000
We appeal TO our friends and to the friends q
our cause, to sustain US in our undertaking-ex
tend to us helping hand Address
BOWDEN s. BROUGHTON,
Proprictors
, spartanburg, c. H., S. {
hnrS
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N EW SPRING GOODS.
wilIinn shoar


HH AS received his InIl supplies of SPRING
n H- GOODS, comprising Il large assortnen.
of new and beautiful tyles of Fancy and Staple
articles, suitable for the present season. among
which are
Paris Printed Organdies ard Jaconct Muslins,
ut very low prices;
Plain Colored ChaIies und Rich Printed Bo.
rcErs;
Plain Bareges and Grape Maretz, of beautiful
colors;
English and French Prints and Briantcs, of
new aud beautiful styles;
Ladies' Spring and Summer Silks Of the latest
styles;
Plain Black Silks, of superior quality and at
very low prices;
superior Black Silks, without lustre, for La
dies Mourning Dresses
Lupn's Summer Black Bombazincs, and Black
Chnllies;
Plain Black Grape Maretz and Black Bareges
for Ladies' M"urning Dresses;
Superior Mourning Ginghams, Of new and
beautiful styles
Mourning Nuslins and Plain Black Lawns;
English Black Grapes and Ladies' Mourning
Wells:
Ladies' Mourning Collars and Cudcrspevcs;
Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Basques, OF new
and beautiful STYLES;
Ladies Embroidered Muslin Collars and I'm
dcrsirrves;
Jaeon.t and Swiss Muslin Bands, Inser,nrs
Real Thread and Valcncicnnes Lace Edcincs
and InScrtinws;
Ladies' Spring and Summer Mantillas, of new
and hcaniml stylca:
Ladies' Embroidered and Scolloped Linen
Cambrc handkerchief;
Ladies' Wide IIenstitch Linen Cambric
IIan.lkerchicfs, for Mourning;
Superior Linen Camhrics aud French Lawns {;
Superior Paid Nainsook and Dotted Swiss
Muslins;
Plain Swiss Null, Nainsook and Jaconet Nus
nS, at very low prices:
Plain White Oryandy and Tarlatan MusliIs,
OF extra width;
Plain Pink and Orange Colored Ta,Iatan Mus
Inns, for covering Chandeliers and Looking
Glasses;
Superior IL Irish Linens and Ia-4 Linen
Sllcc;ngs;
lluckahacks and Srotcl, Diapers, for Towels +;
l2-i ttllcn:alr and Hamilton Bicuched Sheet
ings;
~ full supply Of Bcachrd and Brown Shirt
ings. ot the best make;
y large supply Of articles suitable for Servants
wear:
Madonna Mixtures. IIimnlaya I.ustrcs and all
Woo! Dcbcge Of the best >! yic for Ladies' Tray
cling Dresses
~ complete assortment of Ladies, Gentlemen,
Misses, Youth anil Chidrcu's IIus:ery;
Ladies' White Hair Cloth Skirts and Frencl,
Co;acts;
Ladies' Embroidered Marscillcs and Corded
S,i.s;
superior Marscillcs, Lancaster and Allcndalc
Quilts;
Cotton Osnaburgs and Georgia Stripes, at the
lowest prices;
With great variety Of other articles, suitable
for Family and Plantation use, and all of which
will be sold at very low prices for cash. The
public are respectfully requested to call and ex-
uinnc the assortment.
Augusta, April 50, 1856. If
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Jackson Street Hospital and Surgical
INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES

AUGUSTA, GA.
TNHE Undersigned would respectfully call the
l. attention OF Planters and Slave-owners
generally to their complete and extensive estab-
lishment in Augusta, Ga, for the accommoda-
ton of NEGROES requiring SURGICAL OP-
ERA'TIONS or Treatment in CHRONIC DIS
| EASES.
The Building is situated on the corner of Jack
ION und Fenwick Streets, betweeh the Georgia and
the Savannah Ruil Road Depots; and in sight
of both. 1t is therefore convenient for the re-
| ception of patients from distance IN its con.
struction, throughout the entire plan. was kept
in view tho special purpose to which it is ap-
piled; being furnished with everything which
can conduce to the comfort of the SICK. 1t is
supplied with hot and cold baths and shower
baths-and has water-closets in each story to
avoid fatigue and exposure to the patients. II
is also we'll ventilated and lighted with gas
With the constant attendance Of experienced
male and female nurses, the patient will be saved
much Of the suffering which too often is the re
result of unavoidable neglect in the treatment o
Negroes in ordinary private practice.
TERMS-For Board, Lodging and Nursing
, per month, $40. For all necessary Medical at
, tendance, Surgical Operations, &C., the same a
a in ordinary city practice.
II. +. CAMPBELL. Surgeon,
a r. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician
May 3, 1865. - mtf
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The Farmers Guide

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRicCLTCrE.
By HExuy SrErrENs, +. r. S., of Ddingurgh.
and the late j. r. NonroS, Professor OF Sci
cntifc Agriculture in Yale College. New Iia-
ven. 9 vols. Royal Octave 1900 pages
and numerous Wood and Steel Eng!avings.
This is, conessedly, the mos, co'nplete work
OH Agriculture ever published, and in order t"
give it q wider circulation the publishers have
resolved to reduce the price to
S5 FOR THE TWO VOI.UMES!!
When sent by mail (pos,- -paid) 10 Californ''
and Oregon the price will be 81. To every
other part Of the Union and to Canada (post
paid,) So. ess- THIS is Not the old "Book o
| the Form"
Rcmltanccs for any Of the above publication!
should always be addressed, postpaid, to thu
Publishers,
| LEONARD SCOTT s. CO.,
No. 81 Gold Street, New York
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA.
important Announcements.
ITO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual DIS
l ease, such az SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NJ
POTENCE, GONORRHGA, GLEET, SYPH-
Ills, &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF Philadcl-
phia, in view of the awful destruction Of human
life aud health, caused by Sexual diseases, and
the deceptions which are practiscd upon the un-
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Quacks,
have directed their consulting Surgeon, as a
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all per.
sons thus afflicted, (hiale or Female,) who apply
by letter, (post- -paid) with description Of their
condition. iage, occupation, habits of life. Co.
and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering To
| FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
| Tho Howard Association is II benevolent lnstl
tuition, established by special endowment, for the
| relief of the sick aud distressed, afflicted with
"Virulcnt and Epidemic Diseases" and its fund.
can be used for no other purpose. 1t has nov
! a surplus of Ineana which the Directors have
voted to advertise the above notice 1t is need
less to adj that the Association commands th
highest Medical skill Of tho age.
Address, (posl-pa.d,) Dr. GEO. Il. CALHOUN
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Phil
adeIphia, Pa.
By order of tho Directors,
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, P,esidsnk
GEO. FAiRonILp, Secretary.
May 2, 1885. ~
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
ELEVENTH YEAR.
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rNn NE1.otI w LIZ .

IOIN Y.
The stock is all fresh and well selected. Per-
sons desiring goods in this line, will find 1t to
their advantage to call anu make an cNa'ii'lia-
ton before purchasing. :.
The subscribcr also returns his thanks to his
friends and customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, and requests those indebted
To linn TO cali and settle up their accounts.
\. B 10 any desiring 10 maze an invest
meut j., this line Of business, the whole stock
may be treated for together with the uneNpiret
; l-,s.. OF the store, which has two years tc
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April 23, 1856. 6nl
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il tOlh suit OF his Clothes; IT. has married them
into rich families gwen them aluni'ns TAR nc.
yond their expectations, u.:d lccn .l'e means OF
pitching them as high up 's rh'ity,phour phor'E
III the scale oi upper:eulom respectahliity
There are now in tie city oi Abb.vil!e, " !
Churches, = Academies singing school,
yreat many Dry GonGs Stores, :. Printing Offices,
: Wholesale Grocery Houses. , ci.";a' E',ah,
lishments, II Thcsriam Corps, Na:onic aud o'id
Fellows Lodge, Dancing Ii'a-, 'iii'i'odr4iio,,
Carriaye aud Buggy Munu!.cicri'S, \ Hotels,
several Boarding Houses, Diu; Store, Gin
Factory and Steam Saw Mill II larncSs and
several Boot and Shoe Shops, Tin Manufactory.
Tailors' Establishments, Cabinet, Carpenters
and Blacksnts Shops } Rrfrc$hment Saloons,
and . Livery Stables, and j. will not do for q
gentleman to max. I bad appearance at any OF
those places; it Injuries t'i"r b"sincsS Lyons
keeps Clothing suitable for all the :.bovc named
places, avoca..uns and occupations, and because
h. has big trade and large stock, lie don't i'll
tend to ask prices that are unreasonable.
Lyons stock of Leehorn and Straw Hats IS
complete. IIu keeps fins Pocket Knives, Ia
zors, Oil and Fluid Lamps, fidics, Fiddle
Strings and Fiddle Rosin, manufactured express
ly for his trade, Fntes, Patent Door Fasteners
Interest Tables, the most convenient thing ot the
kind now in Usc-rvery body ought to have one
-Bunhers Cases, Eli B"oks, Pocket and Mem
orau,lurn BooSs, Envelopes, Letter Paper, the
largest stock ever brought TO this ina'k:t-New
Workers complain OF a scarcity since we pur'
clase5-Stecl Pens, so many that there is ar
anticipated advance on steel, Port Monnn'es
enough to hide all the money in the District
Com,s Hair Brushes. Nail and Tooth brushes
enough to open IL wholesale brush and comi
house, and if Cedar Pencils rise, I.roSs has go
'em, sure-a whole cnse OF Backing, Needles
any quantity aud low hy retail, Tricopherons
KHthairon, Cologne. Hair Oil handkerchief Ex
tracts and sweet smelling stuff Needle an
Thimble Cases, Lanterns Buggy Whips, Fuiises
two or three Horses, and many other thing
IL. a. t,lr u,l,,1 IL Inv alk
nm and name them over, nil Of which are read
for inspection and sale, at the Corner Store
the Marshall House
Abbevlle c. H., April lG, 1856. b2-tf
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BOOT WEARING GENTRY.

NIIE undersigned, Bootmaker, would inform
IL the public generally, and especially his old
,,eaus ana customers; Ina. r ne sas Just received
gnvc notice some weeks since, aud is now ready
and willing to put up III the best possible style,
any work entrusted to him.
If you want Boot thut is Boot, you will
step into the Shop and leave your measure.
To be found on Washington Street.
EDW'D ROCHE.
March s, 1856. 46 If
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DR.. Mel AN
CELEBRATED
V + r nj / T u CT E
LIVER PILLS.

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1FuGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of Liver CON-
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
! Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G.. McLane's Cele-
brated VERM1FUGE and
3, Liver PILLS, prepared by
:: &s''t;'sa &Ae'.
:; SOLE pRopR1EroRs, Pitts
+ burgh, Pa, and take no
a. other, as there are various
e other preparations now
si s before the public, Pur-
5 porting to be Vermifuge
>; >, and Liver Pills. All
q q others, in comparison
j. with DR.. McLANE's, are
il: worthless.
OF The GENUINE McLane's
7; It Vermifuge and Liver
IS IS: Pills can now be had al
as si all respectable Drug
''' Stores.
The The FLEMING BROS,
se, 60 Wood ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.
Sole Proprietor
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all, New Orleans, General Wholesale Agents for
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addressed.
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ops sxINsER d HARRISON, Longmires, g.
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To the Public.

nm consequences of the inelement weather
ILL through tho month of January. the Board
of Trustees Of the COKESBURY MASONIC
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE will
extend the present Scholastic Year to the last
day of October, without additional charge to
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PROSPECTUS.
6 ee0 III u s. " M o =
IT SHINES FOR ALL

IL SHlNES FUN ALL.
HNfiE undersigned propose 10 commence, at
Il an early date. in the Town of Newberry,
the publication of n Weekly newspaper, to be
called "rIlE SUU," designed for general circu-
lati0n.
Its columns will contain the news Of the day,
foreign md domestic: and accurate rcview OF
the markets: synopsis Of the proceedings OF
Congress during its session articles on ag'icul-
ture and interesting miscellaneous matter. n
portion of it will be devoted to literature, origin
al and selected.
1t is the intention of the undersigned to make
The Sun an agreeable aud instructive visitor dis,
pelling error and Ignorance, and ditfusing GENIAL
and healthy influences wherever its rays may
penetrate. It will be political, but liberal owing
no slavish scrvlo allegiance to parties or poll
ticians. It will advocate measures, not men
and will labor only for the succrss of principles
| In u word, it will be the organ Of no man o'
clique. 1t will be American i'll tone and sent
ment. yet repudiating nothing foreign, because i
| is so believing and maintaining that the good
the wise, tho HONORABLE and useful, are indi
genous to no cline, nor tho property OF any
peculiar people, but are the common right
all.
| Its aim will be to advance, reform and in,
prove; not to crush, depress and destroy. !
viii! hold up to light and reflection, the 'ruth'es
and savage deeds and practices of the times
. defend pure morals in all the social relations G
life; and scout at all attempts at scribblin
blsckguardism. 1t will be progressive. but nc
recklessly So
T;nteriainine fixed and decided views on tn
great questions of the day, it will vindicate tn
:. honor, protect the rights, and defend the eaus
Q and the institutions Of the South
, It will number in its corps of contribute
! some able political and literary writer's.
: We promise much, but intend to perform it al
y and raore,H IL the reading public viii give the e
+ ierpriss liveIai patronage. 49,
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viii Be continueds beyond the time for which
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signAA, at Nswberry g. HIS q. -.