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otism. / ask you in the name Of our common
country, in the name Of the Constitution and Of
the Union, TO deSist from this rebellion. ap
peal once more to yodr love Of country to your
regard for its peace, prosperity and reputation
to your affection for your wives and children,
and to all those patriotic motives Which ought
TO influence American eitisons, 70 abandon this
contemplated resolution. If you hasc wrongs
redress them through the peaceful instrumental
ity of the hallot-box, in the mode prescribed by
the laws Of your country.
As all arguments heretofore so often address
sed by Ble to you, have failed as yet to produce
any effect upon you, have deemed it necessary
for your safety, and that Of the Territory, and to
save YOU from the perilous consequences Of your
own acts, under the authority vested iu me by
the President Of the United States, to order an
adequate force of the troops Of the United
States into your immediate yicinage, to perform
the painful duty of arresting your revolutionary
proceedings. Let me implore you not to COM
pei inc to appeal to that military power which
is required in the last resort to protect the gov
ernment of your country. You cannot carry
your rebellOus purposes into effect without conf
ing to unavoidable and open conflict with the
troops and government Of the United States.
Let me adjure you, then, once more, to aban-
don those proceedings before you involve your
selves in the crime of treason, and subject the
people Of the city ofIawrence to all the horrors
and calamities of insurrection and civil wS.-
If you will now desist from the projected reso-
lution the past will be forgotten as far as prac-
ticable; but if you persist in passing your laws
and carrying them. into execution, thus defying
and superceding the government of your coun-
try, the deplorable consequences must upon your
heads and those of your associates. 1t will be
my purpose, if you still persist, to spare all
bloodshed as far as practicable and subject the
leaders and projectors of this revolutionary
movement to the punishment prescribed by the
law. will accompany the troops to Lawrence
with a view to prevent il possible, any conflict
and in the sincere hope that the revolutionary
movement contemplated by you, and now SO
nearly accomplished, will, ere it is too late be
abandoned by you.
If you can be influenced by no other motives
the evident fact that the power of the govern
ment is adequate to prevent the accomplishment
Of your purpose, should induce you to desist
from these proceedings.
That the same overrulng Providence who
holds in his hands the destiny of our beloved
country, may now incline your hearts to peace
and influence you to abandon this fatal enter.
prise, is the sincere wish of your fellow citizen
r. J. WALKER,
Governor of Kansas Territory.
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From Cincinnati.

C1ScrSxArI, July 23.--Twenty children, on
Buckeye street, in densely populated German
neichborhood were poisoned last evening, by
eating lozenges which had been scattered along
the street by man and two boys, whose names
are unknown. Two children are already dead
and many others are not expected to live. The
man Was seen to offer small packages Of lozen-
res TO persons in the street. but being suspicious
Of wrong, were refused. The lozenges were
found to contain equal parts of arsenic, sugar
and flour The cause Of perpetTating this act is
not known up to the present time The per-
IONS are not yet arrested.
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE AGE,

MO PAY if DR.. Toblas's celebrated Venetian
I-N Liniment does not cure Cholera, Collie, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting, Cuts,
Burns Old Sores, Swellings, Toothache Head.
ache, Dysentary, Group, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chapped hands, cold feet, Mosqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back and
chest.
NO HUMBUG-TRY IT.
DR., Tobias has warranted his Liniment for eight
years without ever having a demand for the return
of the mone all that is ed is use it according
to the direC Ctions
NO ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT IT
After once using it, Ii you do not lind it better
than anything you ever tried before,
GET YoUE MONEY RETURNED
%" Thousands OF certificates have been received
speaking of its virtues Now -a-daysl Is the prac-
tee to fill up the papers with certificates from
known PERSONS or given by those who never used
the medicine now DR. Tobias offers to pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever published q
false certificate during the time he has had his med
icine before the public.
| Gail on the hgent aud get n pamphlet containing
geDdine certificates.
As persons onvious of the large sale of the Vene-
ton Liniment have stated it is injurious to take
it internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
|, Samuel L. Tobias. of the city of New York be
ing duly eworn, do depose that compound Lini.
ment called Venitian, and that the ingredients OF
which it is compounded are perfectly harmless to
Ia Ke internally even IN double the quantity named
in The directions accompanying each bottle
5. l. TOBIAS
New York, January 9th 1856
Sworn TO this day before me,
| FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price 25 and so conts. Sold by the Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States.
9rAlso for sale DR.. Tobias Horse Liniment, in
pint bottles, at 50 cents, warranted superior 10 any
other.
DR.. Tobias Office, No sc Courtand street, New
| York.
Patterson, Wheeling; John Beall and S Hamilton
Cndiz; A Jul Schroeder, AIooretield NJ Jolley New
Market; E Phipps a. Co. Smyrna.
| November - ls56-lyr, ,sepcial notice,
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M A IA n L IL ID

In MI. Pleasant Ohio, on the 2Sd inst, b,
Rev. b. Mitchell, Mr.. RoEERr KfSG and Mis-
MARTHA McGEE, all of that place.
On the evening Of 8th Of July, 1857, by the
Rev. John B. Graham, S. w. GAsroS, Esq, and
Miss MAnoARET +. HAzLETI, all Of Belmont
county, 0.
On the 22nd inst, by Fryer Mckinney, Esq.
Mr.. GEoEE w. McCALLIsTEa, Of Perrysville,
Carroll county, to Miss Elizabeth LAUGHRIDaE,
OF Harrison county.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. S. P. Woolf, Mr.
WELLS JOHNSON to Miss RACHEL A. CRowL, all
Of Harrison county, Ohio.
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For the Cure Of Fits, Spasms, Cramps and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DEBSONS who are laboring under this distress.
L ing nslady will find DIR. HANCE'S VEGE'
TABLE EPiLEC TIC PILLS to be the only reme-
edy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy Failing
Fits
These Pills possess specific action on the ner
vous systemi and, although they are prepared espo.
cially for the purpose Of curing Fits, they are asc
of especial benefit for all persons afflicted with
W ak nerves, or whose nervous system has been
Frustrated or shattered from any cause whatever
In Chronic compamts or diseases of long standing
supernduccd by nervousness, they are excee dinghy
beneficial.
Price SO rer box, or two boxes for S.. Persons
out of the city, enclosing remittance, will ave
the pills sent them through the mail free of postage
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, No. les BALTI.
LORE STREET, Baltimore, Md, to whom orders
from all parts of the Union must be addressed pos
paid. tma29. .'57-lyl
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NEW FIRM.
MCPHERSON & co.

TTAVING entered into partnership in the business
Ill of manufacturing Marble Monuments, Tomb
and Grave Stones OF every description are now pre-.
pared to accommodate all who may fPsor them with
their patronage the shortest notice and in tho very
hest STYLE; as Dallas is one of the best workme n
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Raif
road street. opposite tho Probate office. Please call
bai9re purchasing elsewhere.
" = MCPHERSON e. co.
Cadiz, Ohio, April /, ls51.tf
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VIcIssITUDEs OF Frank
Blair ON the stumpin Missouri, advocating the
election of Rollins, the Know Nothing candi-
date; Davy Wimot is perambulating Penpsyl-
yania, swearinghe is the best Know Nothing in
the State, and Banks Is trembling in Massachu-
setts lest some Of the Know Nothings will re-
pudiate the action of the Convention OF that
party which nominated him.
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Estate Of EnOch u edrow, Decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified as Execu
trix of the last will and testament OF Enoch Ted.ow ,
late of Harrison county, Ohio deceased. All per.
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment without delay, and
those having claims against said estate will present
them duly authenticated for payment within one
year from this date
JULIA ANN TEDRoW, Executrix.
J.H. McMATH, Atty.
InlY 30, lS57-3t
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Valuable Article,

DR. HALSEY $ Forest Wine and Pill Is relieve
wi III wonderf rapidity every disorder incident to
the digestive organs, restores the appetite renews
the strength braces the nerves, gives elasticity to
the spirits, recruits the mental energies, banlsbes
dependency, cams the disturbed imagination
builds up the shattered constitution, and may be tn
ken by the teeblest maiden, wife, n mother as it il
pure wine, made ol tue most valuable native and
exotic plant in the known world, including the
wild cherry and sorsaparilla
The assitude wdich we all feel as the seasons
change, particularly in the sprug, from the colder
air OF winter to the balmy brenth of Spring, can be
entirely removed from the system, and the mind re.
stored to It's wonted tone, by the of the Fores
Wine and Pills. The remedy is as simple as it is
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Sale Of Real Estate.

l. in him ns Executor OF the Last Will and 'res.
lament o. John Coleman deceased will offer tpub.
lie sale on hopremises, on the 22d day of August
A. D. 1857, the following described premises, tc
wit-The south half Of the south west quarter ol
section %, Township IL, in Range SIX Also a
part Of the north west quarter OF Section % Town
ship and Range aforesaid, ard adjoining TO salt
half quarter, containing in all o2A acres, situated
in Nottingham township, Harrison county, Ohio
and being the same farm on which John Coleman
of cleared land with good arm, good hewed los
house, and an Orchard thereon.
FINLEY COLc MAN, Exc cutor
Of the Will OF John Coleman, decd.
July 80, 1957,4w
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Something for Euery Lady.
SheppaFti's Great BenefactOr.
rHE GREATEST PERIODICAL, REMEDY EVER Dig
.OoO BOXES RErAILEp MoNrnLY.


1000 BOXES RETALED MONTHLY.
HNHE BENEFACTOR is intanble for the inn
l. mediate removal of DISTINCTIONS, Irregular
tiles, Prolapsus, Uteri ,faling Of tho womb Leu.
chorrhea or Whites, and all The diseases peculiar
to females.
This remedy has never in eingle case failed in
producing the Menses. | have received many let
ters of recommendation, which all say ".t is the
best remedy We have ever used" Sickness at sto-
mach, headache, languor, debility, pains in the
head, side and bacS loss of appetite, costiyeness
&c, are some oil the symptoms which attend irreg
uar Menstruration, This remedy is certain to re-
move one and oil of these symptoms.
Be sure and get the genuine, which has my sig-
niture on each box. This remedy may be had by
addressing J. s. SHEPPARD, West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, and enclosing 81, and the remedy will
be sent by return mail
N. B-Lades who pregnant should not use
this remedy, as it is sure to bring on miscarriage,
though no injury 10 heath would follow. One
box ST. three boxes So. All letters OF inquiry must
contain postage stampto ensure az answer
]. S. SHEPPARD,
ull6.ly. Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati O.
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0-y.In the event Of q war in Kansas, will
Chase despatch his regiments to the aid Of the
Lawrence men, without calling upon the Legis-
lature for authority?
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Arrival OF New Spring 81 Sunl nae
Goods i'm HOpedale Ohio.
THOMPSON a SAITNDEERS.

ARE now receiving and opening their stock OF
Spring L. Sumrner goods, which have been pnr
chased in Philadelphia under the most favorable
circumstances,
In their stock will be found all articles usually
keptn Country Store; besides great many that
are not generally kept, and adapted especially 10
the wants of this community; and will be sold az
low as any other store in Eastern Ohio.
We respectfully solicit an examination Of ouI
stock before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds o.
country Produce tuken in exchange for goods al
the highest market rDtes.
~ go THOMPSON & SAUNDERS.
Uopedale Nav ID 1851 IT,
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Lost,
SfOMETIME Eduring last spring, note on James
= Cady calling for S633, which becomes due on
the LIST day of April 1858. All persons are hereby
wqrned not to purchase said note, as payment on
the same has been stopped.
JOHN MCGUIRE
ILninnnort Ohio July 30. l857-3t
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o. 81 ENlNlONS'
PREMIUM CARRIAGE SHOP!


THE UND DERSlGNED take pleasure in announ-
cling to the citizens of Harrison and adjoining coun
ties that he has commenced Carriage Manufac
turing in all lis branches. fIe has superior ia
cilities for manufacturing every kind Of vehicles.
| Their stock will he manufactured in style superior
to to any in the place, and on the most favorable
terms. Those wishing any kind Of vehicles are
solicited to give him call before purchasing else.
where.
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
Alberts, Farmers Chrriages and Buggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons, Sliding sent Buggios BuggIes
with Sliding tops, Light 'fTottng Buggies, Skele-
ton Buggies, Sulkics, &c. &c.
All kinds of repairing executed at the shortest no.
tice, and en- the pest terms He keeps none but the
best Of worbmen in his employ. New work ex-
changed for old.
85SShop directly east of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occupied by Penn
& Harper. o. .SLEMMONS.
Cadiz, Ohio May ID, 1857
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CLOSING SALES

At the Golden Beehive store.
CtTONE ~ THOMAS will commerce to sell theH
- entire stock of Summer Dress goods, at greatly
reduced prices-some at cost and some ut IS per
cent less than cost
We wish to make n CLEAN SWEEP. of all our
immense stock of goods in this line, embracing
the finest stock of
Rich Dress Goods,
MANTILLAS, SHAWLS, SCARtS, etc. etc. we
ever offered our customers.
in this stock are many Swmmer Silks, Tissues,
Robes Hernannis, Ducals, Bonneis &c &c,
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Wheeling, iul23-2nl. STONE Il THOMAS.
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ID.

At his residence in Mastersvle, in this eoun-
ty short time since, Mr.. Paul Ridgeway, aged
so years.
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Which Cows for Sale.
TINE SUBSCRIBER H AS TWO FINE FRESH
i Mich Cows or sale, which he will sell on roas
enable terms. Apply soon. ] f. HATCHER,
Cadz, .. July 30, l567-3t
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Special Notttes
Fits Tits!l Fitg +!

DIR. RANCE's YEGETAD. Z EXTRACT
e LEIPZIG ILLS,
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ence. The committee was unable to agree with
respect to the particular amendment, the Senate
committee insisting, the House committee disa
greeing The House still insisting on its diSa-
gresment second committee Of conference was
appointed, consisting of Messrs. McCausin and
Taylor, on the part of the Senate, and Mcssrs.
MatcalG. Paine and Lester Taylor on the part OF
the House. That committee reported that the
Senate should recede from the amendment in
controversy mo. As, and that the House sho'd
recede from two of its amendments, (Nos. 50
and ST. Mr.. Taylor, one Of the Senate Commit
tee, dissenting
The report Of the majority was agreed to,
and the Senate receded from its amendments,
twelve Democrats, two Trecsoilers and six
Wings yotingin the affirmative, and seven Dem
ocrais in the negative (Seaate journal, page
63S.l This was the last vote taken in the Sen
ate. Even before it was completed, the hour Of
adjournment arrived. Thus passed away the
last hope OF preventing an improper use Of the
public funds; 80 that when the last Democratic
Legislature adjourned, the laws prescribing the
daties of the Treasurer of State, and regulating
she safe keeping and disbursement of the pub
lie money, were left exactly as the Wing party,
Gin its days Of power) had provided them
In each eGthose leg slatures alarge majoii Y Of
the Democratic members were exceeding
ly anxious 10 adopt some measure for the pro-
lection Of the Treasury; but they were defeated
time anI again BY the entire vote ofthe opposi-
sition, (Whigs and Ffeesoilers) with few
Democrats. The last effort, that Of engraltine
paragraph on the Appropriation Bill, was q
desperate on,, and, of course, could only be jus
titled in case Of such extreme necessity. Il
was aba andoned, however, because, ii the Senate
had persisted against the House, the result
would have bcen atailure Of thu regular Appro,
priation Bill
[ have already extended this letter mlich be-
yond what intended Werd IL not for this
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-03-12


1he HIND that .Saves Us.-Two paint
ers were employed to fresco. tic walls of u
cathedral. Both stood on a rud. scaffold-
'"g' constructed for the purpose, some forty
fcpt from the Auoy: One Of them was 80
'ntent upon his work, that lie Became
wholly absorbed, and, in admiration, stood
off from the picture, gazing at it with in
tense delight
Forgetting where he was, he moved baels,
slowly, surveying critically the work Of lis
pencil, until he neared the edge of the plank
o" which he stood. At this critical mo
'nent, bis companion turned suddenly, aud,
almost paralyzed with horror, beleld iiis
imminent peril; another instant, and the
enthusiast would Ls prccipitated upon the
pavement beneath. Ii he spoke TO him, it
was certain death if he held his peace.
death was equally sure. Suddenly lie ,s-
gained his presence of mind, and seizing
wet brush flung it against the wall, spatter,
ing the picture with unsigltly blotches of
coloring.
Tie painter flew forward, and turned
upon his friend with fierce upbraidings; but
startled at his glastly face. he listened TO
Ills recital Of danger. looked shutlderinp mt
the dreaded space below. aud with tears of
gratitude ho blessed the hand that Ind
saved him. Ssrgss
Just so, we sometimes get absorbed upop
tile pictures OF the world and, in contsul-
plating them, step backwards, unconscioulss
OF our peril, when the Almighty, in mercy.
dasles out the beautiful images, and draws
u.s. a' the time we are campaigning Of His
dealings, into his oatstretched arms Of com.
passion and lore. @s S,F'
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M"sier, the coaI-pit. and Of being kicked
, OH: Of the house by the old MIN, reluctant
| ly consented.
We started back; the Dutchman rasin..
along about his bravery, and about how h,
had unraveleel many IL yhostnl mystery.
H'rl /, trembling from the effects of nv
fright, but saying nothing. In due limo
we reached the cliff.
"Now, just around this rock is where
saw it, said I, stopping and turning back,
for the path was not broad enough, Tor nv
to walk side 10y side, aud he wis following
close at my heels.
oh, 60 on" said he. " it makes noting.
I'sh not afraid of ter tiac."
We went on. We turned around III.
rock. looked, and there it was blaziu,.
: and flushing just as | had seen 1t beforc.-
turned to the Dutch,nan; to sec what ef-
feet it produced upon him, when To- he was
not there! A glance down the path reveal
cd him streaking it like comet around tho
rock. This frightened me worse than ever
and SO set out after him as swift as nv
locomotive powers would carry me, Being
rather the swi(test runner Of the two, pass
cd linn Just as We reached the a,outl, of tho
long lane which led to our mouse. He was
f''''y h"cing it down, and grunting, every
jump, loud enough to have been heard !.
hnn.lre.l yards.
had not been long in the lr:ul before I
heard kind of ,hunrin" and tusseline
noise just behilnI me, and in the next in-
slant The Dutclnan cried out:
: "llc!p! murter: O, mine Got. it ash
got me- murtcr. murtrr.,'
ii. So This time Ii been running f:,sc.
than F ever ran before but when tlcs,
: sounds reached my ear doubled INV speed.
1t seemed to me that Death WIS rit.t at
my heels, and nothing Tut the greatest .A-
er'ion on my part could save me. III tho
t~inklins of an eye WAS ia the house,
where, TO my establishment, found A1osi.r,
laughing; f; TO split lis Sides The tsu;.: q;
once flashed across my mind. 1t WIS y
trick, and rich one ut that. In n short
time the Dutchman came limping up. aud
then the laughing commenced in real ear
nest; but you may be certain the Dutclln,an
and myself took but little part in it
The phenomenon Of the ghost is easily
explained. Mosier and some of the fellows
at the coal-pit, had sco"ned on. pumpkin,
cut hi'lcous looking eyes and mouth in tho
rin'l, and then setting two candles in it,
bad fixed it up at the Indian grave. 4
long string was attached to it, >o that one
could stand offand pull to make it move.
1t was, indeed, frigl,tful looking thing.
The awful scare whicl, the Dulclman cot
willie coming down the lane, was occasion.
; cd ly his having run over IL cow that WAS
quietly sleeping in the road. AS sho
jumped up, her horn accidentally caught in
his clothes, and the poor fellow had no 9th
cr thought than the devil had him for Ger
tain.
We got over our scare, hut did not hear
tic Inst Of it us long rs remained in that
region.
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) Ma said 2 little arcbie, ,peepiHg from
beneatli this bed.clpthss, " am cold ~
want some cover on The bed" aLis still.
my DEAR said the mother, /" until your sit
Ter comes from church sl,e has got, tho
confederation cripolips.' oa v.- ga. ~
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ALe9at 0piaioa. One ofithe most dis.
tingnlslsd and eloquent Boston lawyers,
while entering hisoold bed on sharp night
lately, was overheard to say to himself--
4.sll, : ofs all ways Of getting a living the.
ssosst a anscould follow. would be going
about tswn such nights ss this, Ind getting
fnto led for folks,s 4 H.. =
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5fst elaas Ia ssaersd iinusic, stand np.--
slsny kinds metre arc there ~ =.
& y htee g,a, az s long anetre, short metro aud
ms W. ty alel nsoeplicht alopsp q is,..sls.,
y = Vie sold yaa tint, 300 8boebya-z
BIZ Jones'. So
yout ls VhsG ss,ssoll h oser, s
sc xtilts ND sssst tlish ihe ksypss il 3. 3
srisk,ed cs~s sIids" ~ sss'Ss'-' s - ''''
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4ss ls;gBs q sd Il. vtiis Hid
aid peasosGl SnagnS is displayed toward,