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dy, wkcthe- located in ihc nerves, the s.or.
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PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY,

,rho Nnp,l.rs r,o,, >, onooo -
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Certificate Of PACKAGE Of 10 Will
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

1880 prizes amounting to S20I,GOO
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Medical Advertisement.

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tul Horror of Death, Night Sweat Cold feet
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"With woful measures van despair
Low sullen sounds his grief bcguilcd."
Debility is most terrible! and has brought
thousands upon thousands to untimely graves.
thus blasting the ambition OF many noble Youths.
1t can he cured by the use of this
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BOM tie ointment and PiNs
Sh0Hld be UScd IN tie foNoWtog

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'''0'''' ~ ""'" I" nc JO"oCf'y
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Burns, Piles,
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Fistull, Salt Rbrum.
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twenty-five cents buys it-thc chcapcst
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The volumes bound constitute Of thcl.-
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Infallible Remedy.

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A MEDICAL REVOLUTION
THE WORLD UNANIMOUS.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
TIE GREAT COUNTER IRRlrANT!!

The virus "t disease often makes it's way
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other important organ. 1t penctratcs the
surface tn the interior, through the count
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EARTH dillussing lis cool and regcucratng
influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR
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ULCERS, SORES, AND TUMORS.
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Oput
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE
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Nj MAGNIFlCENT SCHEME.
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HcImbOId'S Extract Buchu
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,

Is prepared directly according to the Rules
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Carter's Spanish Mixture !!
SCROFULOUS READER !

II cured the ncicc Of the Hon. john Mi
nor Bolts, member of Congress, from Vir.
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best Physicians, both Of New York aud
Philadelphia had been tried in vain and it
will cure you, reader, if you arc so affected.
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SOUTHERN CONVENTION,

Ihis body is to hold another of its series Of
meetings Oh the tenth Of August next, at Knoxville
Tennessee. From circular forwarded us for
publication we learn that the citizens of Knoxville
in commendablo spirit of hospitality, are ma
king extensive preparations for the reception Of
the Convention, and the Executives of the Slave
holding States, Mayors and other competent oili.
GERS, are earnestly requested to make additional
appointments of Delegates. With regard to the
objects of this Convention the circular contains
the following:
Looking primarily to the advancement and
security OF the South, the aims Of the Conyen
uon are altogether consistent with an,l promo
tive OF the peace and welfare of the Union, shal,
IT continue for us and ours, ~ all Government
WORTH preserving mlIst-a shield and not sword
land shall its obligations be preserved and
heycd-obligations, without which !, would not
ana could not have been formed, and without
which, and their faithful! performance bv all the
parties to the great compact il cunno, be, and
ought not TO be, maintained. Every other pur
pose is OF trfling Importance in comparison with
the high moral and social objects of the Conycn-
lion. They are Intended to spread fur and wide,
correct, enlarged and faithful views Of our rights
and obligations, and to unite lis together by the
most sacred bonds to maintain them inviolaie for
ourselves and our posterity.'
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DIR. ALBERT g. MACKEY.

We together large asscmblage of ladies and
gentlemen, had the pleasure of hearing DR..
M"cKEf in one of his happiesl efforts before the
Young Mems Christian Association, OIL the eve
ming Of the 18th inst. Ills subject was the ..Iu-
fuence of the Temperaments OIL Character"
winch he handled with decided grace and ability,
and excited the greatest interest and attention of
all present. His illustrations from history were
well chosen, and most graphically set forth in
glowing language and striking metaphor. DR..
MAcKEY is certainly one of the profoundest think
ers and ablest writers in our State. A scholar in
every sense of the word, and physician by pro-
fesslon the subject selected for the occasion was
one which he could, and did, do ample justice TO.
We regret that we have not space to give all ex
tended synopsis of his lecture.
To the Committee Of gentlemen appointed to
procure the delivery Of Lectures, our community
arc much indebted for the literary treats recently
enjoyed through their instrumentalty. We
trust they will continue these fayors, us GOOD
must result from them.
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THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

n respondent ofthe Carolina 1in,cs makes
We think, very proper enquiries through tho col
ninhs OF that paper, rs to what hns become of
the Report Of the State G.ol,gist made TO our
last Legislature, and complains that although one
thousand copies were ordered to he printed for
distribution, he hos seen or heard nothing Of it
except through some Of tho Northern Scientific
Journals. IL Is strange fact, that this report
intended for the benefit of the entire State should
thus be hid under busllel. Instead of one thou
sand copies being printed, II hundred thousand
should have been scattered broad cast over the
State, SO that every man could procure one if it
Is good for any thing. or what vail is it that II
Geological Survey should be made at great ex.
pcnse to the State, if only few are to derive
benefit from it. whilst the masses of our pcople
rcinuin Ignorant Of tho nature and character of
the soil they cultivate, and the mineral it con.
tainsi Upon this point the correspondent re.
marks:
81 profess to feel some little interest in the dc.
vclopment of the resources of our State. nnd con.
not consider it Il little matter for the I,uislu .
lure TO engage II scientific mun To cxpend his
whole time in exploring and examining the differ
cnt soils und minerals, &C., in the State, and the
people not 10 derive any benefit from his Lahore
~ 'i"t Nlr. lblcDer has made
some important discoveries both in n useful and
sc'enthc point OF view. lie hns settled the
character of some rocks wl,icl, hns been dispute
by celebrated mineralogists. fIe has discovered
some mines, one Of which is likely to become II
source of revenue to its owners, and to institute
new branch of industry in tho State. Besides,
he has made many useful suggestions in rcrur ri
10 me culture OF the soil in our upper districts
and has collected interesting statistics and de-
tails in regard to fencing and our fence laws.
Still in spite Of MI this, the report is not in cir
culation. " "
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JNO. C. FREMONT

Some of the friends and admirers of this noto
r'ous parsonage, it seems, are still looking 10 hin,
rs an available candidate for the Presidency in
the coming campangn of 1860. The Repmhli-
can members Of the New Hampshire Legislature
at its recent session before adjourniug, proposed
the following Resolution in secret caucus. by Il
unanimous votc:f
'ltesotued, That We nominate John C. Fre-
mont as candidate for the Presidency Of The Iin;-
ted States in 1860, upon the platform of prime
pies adopted by the republican conv ention at
Philadelphia in 1856 and upon the resolutions OF
the present Legislature in relation to the decision
OF the United States Supreme Court in the case
lean national convention