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A Good thing well applied.

The scientific di~covercr aud the scienii.
TIC inventor are distinct and difiereat chat
tiers. IL s rarely that he wLo discovers
great principle applies it successfully and
thoroughly. Sometimes, however, this is
the case. Professor Holloway was among
the hrst to broach Tive theory that disease
was the result Of t,,c Introduction of mor.
bid matter into The circulation But Of il.
self this theofy, however true. was useless.
IL could not subser,e any b"neiicial purpose
to point out the locality Of the ban. unless
the disc"verer were provided with an anti.
dote capable Of reaching it. Professor H"l-
lowny came up to the good work donbly
armed. lie had not only tra"ed the symp-
toms of disease TO their genuine cause, but
had, after long research and innumerable
experiments, produced two remedies which
would infallibly reach it. Time, which
tries all things, has tested the value Of those
remedies. What has been the result -
During the twenty years they have been be-
fore the world. thousan ds Of medicines. hun.
dreds Of new systems Of practice have been
ushered into existence, enjoyed an epheme-
raj popularity, and passed into oblivion
Not 50 with Hoiioway's Pills and Ointment.
They 81 md first on the list Of modern Gu
ratives. This reputation is founded on n
rock--the rock Of truth--and cannot be
shaken. Scarcely year ago their inventor
came In nuF shnr.a uuk.r.Ii.J I, -
that large quantities Of his medicines were
consumed in the Unites States, and that hi.
skill, his enterprise, his success, were often
referred to by the American press. but per.
sonaIiy he was unknown TO US. aud the
great system OF agencies with which he
had covered more than half the habitable
globe had not yet been extended to this
country. lie came hiIher for The purpose
OF aiiord'ng us new facilities for the pro-
curement Of his preparations, and the con-
sequence has been an increase Of one hun.
dred per cent, in the demand for them
within few months. IL appears, from the
statement Of all who have taken the Pills
for indigestion, that :heir efiec, in eases
Of dyspepsia is almost beyond belief As
this eomplai..t has with some truth been
called the natio.al disease Of America. n
specific that never fails TO remove il is OF
course invaluable.
The public, on both sides OF the lllao.
tic, had been so often victimlsed by medi-
cal eharlatans during the last 6fty years,
that il received with something Of distrust
the first rrmors Of the efficacy Of Holio-
ways remedies But every day furnished
new proofs Of the fact, and at last such
was tho overwhelming weight Of evidence
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since theyhad been harmless and inoffensive,
evincing scarcely spirit enough to protect
their fresi6e, the sentence Of the court was,
that they, John ID. and Miniard Backmon. be
imprisoned until the first day OF January
1859, and pay fine Ct one hundred dollars
each" CASTON.
The report and prosentments. OF the Grand
Jury will be found on another columns 1t
embodies some important suggestions of in
tcrest to the State at large. OF local matters
cffecling the interests Of our Village and
District, we notice some features that are
exceedingly well timed and appropriate
1t is in every respect good rcper and
creditable to the gentlemen submitting it
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GrlrWupblr.
HALIFAX October 81

The steamer Europa has arrived at this
port bringing advices from Liverpool to
the lolh instant
The sales OF cotton for the week amoun.
ted to $1,000 bales, ~ which spectators
took I3, 500 and exporters 5000 Sale.
on Friday 1000 bales. The ,rafker was
.guieton Saturday I he day "f s.ihng) The
Persia's news caused n slight decline in
ali qualities. The Sn"tsr"ns for the we"s
are: Orleans 0 4-middling 0 5 l6l.;
Mobile l6-middling 81 !,
Flour is dull and slightly declin ed
Wheat is dull' at decline of 2 to 3d.
All qualities of corn are steady.
There is nothing later fion India.
Violent storms have swept the Englisr
coast.
The American crisis has been felt severe
ly in England and France, and money in
all parts Of Europe is advancing in conse
quence OF specie being skipped TO Amer
ica.
The King OF Prussia is in a dying con
dition.
The London Star saws the Governor
General OF India has been recalled.
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for the Sheriff's Office, be copied and serv-
ed on the Commissioners of Public Build.
ings, with rule endorsed requiring them TO
make the repairs and improvements sugges-
ted, or failing TO do so, that they shew
cause at the next Term.
II Is further ordered, that so much rs re.
-'atcs To the Poor flousebc copied and serv-
ed on the Commissioners of the Poor. with
rule requiring them, to comply witt: the
recommendation, or failing to do so, that
they shew cause at the next Term.
II IS further oracred.that Bench Warrants
issue forthwith, for all persons presented,
for violation of the Law. in retailing with
out License trading with n slave keep
ing dIsorderly house and threatening to
XIII, so that such persons may be brought
before the Clerk, 10 enter into rcuUgniEancc
with sufficient surety, TO appear and answer
at the next Term.
It's further ordered, that the Clerk issue
process, to compell all persons, reported by
The Hrand Jury Us witnesses, to appear be-
lore hun, and enter into rccogniz:ncc with
! sufficient surety, to nppesr and testify at the
next Term.
! 1t is further ordered, that the present
ment Of the Three Notch Road, be copied
and served on the Commi ssioncr or Com
mlSsiOners in whose Division or Divisions
il may be, with rule endorsed, requiring
him. or them, TO put it in complete repair, or
falling TO so, that they, shcw cause Mt the
next Term.
1t is further ordered that so much rs re-
la,es TO the back Streets in the Village of
Lancaster, be COPIED and served on the ln-
tcndant and Wardens, with rule endorsed
requiring them TO put the same in good or
der, or failing to do so that they shew cause
at the Term, why they should not be in.
dicted.
1t is further ordered, that sc much as re-
IateS TO the Coroner. be copied and served
on him, with rule occurring him to cor.
rect his practice, .sr failing To do SO, that
he shew cause nj the next Term, why he
should not be indicted for NAL practice
ltis further ordered, tnat these present
LIents and orders, be published in the Lam
caster Ledger.
JOHN BENTON O'NEALL.
Oct. 2lst 1857.
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EMIGRAsTs FOR NIcARAGUA.-The Caro-
lima Times states tnat Captain T. J. Mackey
emigration agent Of the governm ent of Mic
aragua passed through Columbia, en- route
for Charleston. Captain NJ. has now under
his command one hundred good and true
men, chiefly from the mountain districts OF
South Carolina. These men defiay their
expenses TO Savannah, from which point
they will soon embark for the State of Nc
aragua. They emigratc under guaranty
from the President Of Nicaragua, General
William W alker. to the effect that each em.
igrant will receive from that government
Two hundred and fifty acres Of land.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

SYMPTOMS or A DISEASED LIvrR.-Pain In
right side, and sometimes in the left, under the
edge Of the ribs--the patient being rarely able
to lie on the left; pain sometimes under the
shoulder.blade, frequently extending to the top
Of the shoulder-oiten niistaks en- for rheumatism
in the arm; sickness Of stomach, and loss of ap.
petite bowels mostly cos.ive, but sometimes
alternate with lsI dull, heavy sensation in tho
back part Of the head loss Of memory, with
uneasiness Of having neglected something |;
sometimes dry cough; WEAKNESS and debility !;
nervous irritabiity: feet cold or burning, and
prckiy sensation Of skin low spirits. lassitude,
with Discrimination to exercise, although salts
fed it would be beneficial. In fact, patien, dis.
trusts every remedy.
Have you any, or all Of these systomsf IL
so, you will find certain remedy in DIR. M'Lsne's
Pills. Prepared BY Fleming Bros. Of Pitts
burgh,
I'm Purchasers win be careful 10 ask for
DIR, MLANE's CELEBRATED vERHIFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, Of Pits
burgh, Pa. All other vermifages in compsd-
son are worthless. DR.. M'Lsne's genuine Yer.
mifuge. also his celebrated Liver Pills, can nov
ne had at all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature of
[2sl FLEhING BROS.
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in their favor, that it became more absurd
to doubt than to bclieve. They grew in
celebrity, and the demand Tor them increas-
ed with rapidity opexnmpled in the an
nails Of medical science nor has their fame
OF that Of their inventor yet attained its
eliminating poiot. II never will reach that
point. Ii never will reach that point, for
elimination pre-supposes cessation of pro.
gress and 90 long as humanity is subject
to pain, fever, debility, injuries and death,
Holloway's Pills and Ointment must con-
tnue to maintain their proud pre-eminence.
N T. Nat. Pol. Gazette.
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Business Notices.
HOLLOWAY,S PILLS

The stomsch, by the chemical agency Of its
solvent fluids, converts the food into crude
blood the liver furnishes a secret on which fits
il for the venous system; the lungs vital re il.
II the stomach Is diseased, IL cannot produce a
healthfu element, and II the fountain Of life is
Infected, all the streams that flow from il must
be poisoned. It IL upon the stomach, the great
feeder Of the system, the manufacturer Of the
aliment which subsequently becomes bone, mus.
cles, sinew, and Aesh, that Holloway's Pills eI.
ercise their salutary influence, curing indges.
ton in all its shapes, and thus giving vigorous
tone e. every dependent organ. This is the
philosophy of the rapid and thorough cures Of
all the varieties Of internal disease accomplished
by this powerful remedy. ~.
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Nancy l.. Swift. In the Court o: Ordi.
applicant. nary, Lancaster District
vs. South Carolina Real
William ~ Halle. Estate of Dudley ii,jj,..
James Halle. et.nI. deceased.
I L appearing To my satisfaction tha, Wit
l. liam n. Halle one of the defendants re-
sides without the limits Of this State. IL is
thu re'"rr ordered that he do appear aud ob.
ject 1" the division or sale OF the real Estate
Of Dudley Halle, deceased. in above case. on
or before the 2slh day y: January 1853. or
his consent 10 the same will bo entered Vt
record.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
q. l.. ID.
Oct. &c, 1857 37-3m.
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TIE MARKETS..

Columbia. Oct %.
We confess we find ourselves at n loSs 20
know what To say on the subject Of cotton;
We have no market and therefore We can
only quote nominal II III cents.
Charleston. October 81.
The sales Of cotton o.day were limited
to 260 bales. at lOa ~ cents Owing to
the very light stock offering, prices for the
middle grades have siffenet up about /
cent since the opening Of the present week.
We no~ quote: Low to strict mddling 10
" cents; good middlng Ila cents; and
middiing fair IL cents.
Charleston, October 90.
Sales Of 377 bales Cotton-extremes
ranging from 1T 10 ~ cent?.
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Syow.-The Spartanburg Express Of Oc-
tober %, says:
We are informed, by gentleman Of our
town. that sixteen miles above this place, on
Friday Of last week, there was quite brisk
fall Of snow for several minutes. Rather
early, this, for our latitude. The weather
is now pleasant, and bids fair 10 afford us
delightful 'lndian Summer
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Court of Common Please for Lancaster.

The Fail Term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for this District adjourned on Satur.
day afternoon last after n tedious session
of one entire week. This is n Iongcr Term
than We have had for several years, and
those acquainted with the expedition viii
which lis Honor, Judge O'NcaIl, despatch
es business, Will understand something of
the amount disposed Of The Dockets,
we believe, were cleared of everything
! that WAS ready.
Many Of the cases disposed Of We regret
| to say, reflect no credit upon our District.
Much Of the time Of the Court was occupi
ed with cases of Assault and Battery, and
1t is worthy of remark that these originated,
chicily,in the eastern section of the District;
Several offenders against civil-law were
sent by his Honor to Jail, and we trust that
these examples will nave salutary effect.
Retailing without license, has been n grow.
ing evil in this District for the last several
years, and the prime cause, doubtless, of
many other offences Of greater magnitude.
The check which this practice received at
the late term Of the Court, will, we trust,
be remembered for al time TO COME
When Il man violates the law, coolly and
with full consciousness of what he is do
ing, he should not dcmur against the pen.
atty which that violation brings upon him
Our laws, right or wrong, should be en-
forced and offenders made to respect them.
or else, for what purpose have we laws,
The only civil case of much importance
decided, was that Of Remington vs.. Fun.
derburk, involving the possession of gold
mine and lands, supposed to lie worth in all,
perhaps, thirty Thousand dollars. The
Plaintiff claimed two tracts Of laid in the
possession of the Defendant. Tbs smaller
tract, less than two hundred acres in dimen.
sans, he gained, together with very small
proportion of the larger tract on which is
the gold mine. The gold mine is stiII in
the possession Of the Defendant, Mr.. Uriah
Furderburk. The value of that portion Of
the lands gained BY the Plaintiff, will, very
likely, be all swallowed up in COSTS This
case has been on hand, both 10 Law and
Equity, for a number of years
The case Of the State So. John ID. Black
mon and Miniard Backmon excited good
deal Of interest. We were prevented from
hearing the trial in full. but have been fnrn-
ished with an abstract report Of it as fol-
lows.
Reported for the Ledger.
The case of "he State u.s. John ID. Black
man and Miniard BiackmOn,' for The mur-
der gf James Honey. Tried al Lancaster
Court House, Oci., 1857, before has Hon
or John Belton O'NenH
This, like all other cases of the kind,
owes much of its enormity TO the presence
or agency, Of strong drink. It appeared 10
the evidence that Bla :kmon il IN inoffensivc
and submissive man that he had been per.
secuted time after time by pers, rs in the
neighborbood where he lived partly, be-
cause his family were Of most depraved
cast, and partly, through wanton cruelty,
excited by a desire to hear the unfortunate
creatures scream aud cry.
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A young Englishman, printer in the
Savannah Georgiau Office, lew days ago
received information that fortune of G6O,-
600 had fallen to him in EngIazd He sail.
ed for that country on Monday, the Geor-
gian say =, with Champagne bottle in one
hand and flag in the othe, upon which
was written "Hurrah for the Press which
gives good proof of its work and adds TO
the columns Of Liberty -
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A card has been issued, both in Charles
ton and Columbia, signed by numerous
merchants Of each place, proposing to re-
ceive, in liquidation of debts or for m-rchan
dize, bank bills upon any Of the banks in
South Carolina at par.
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MeELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
W HELMBOLDS genuine PREPARATION
HELMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION

HEL LABOLDS genuine PREPARATION
IIELMB0LD'S genuine PREPARATION
Is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chem
istry, with the greatest accuracy and Chumicsi
knowledge devoted TO their combination.
1It tELNBOI.D,S GENUINE PREPARATION
sS For discusses ot the Bladder, Kidneys, Grav-
eI, and Dropsy.
MEAD READ, READt-"Ye saicted
u read" the following Certificate Of cureof
over 20 years standing:
ii. I. HgLNBoLD-Dear Sir: I have been
troubled with an aiiliction of the Bladder aud
Kidneys for over twenty years. ! have tried
Physicians in vain, and at last concluded TO
give your genuine Preparation trial, as l had
heard il highly spoken OF. II afforded me fn,-
MEDIATE relief have,uscd three bottles, and
l have obtained more relief from its effects and
eel awack better than have for twenty years
previous. have the greatest faish In its vp-
tues and curative powers, aud shall DO all in eng
powsr to make it known to the afflicted. Hop
ing this may prove advantageous 10 you in as-
sisting you to introduce the medicine. l Gn
truly yours, NJ. McCoRMiC.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCornc's statement
he refers to the following gentlemen:
Hon. VIM, Bigler, Ex-Governor, Pensylcasia.
Hon. Thos. B Florence, Philadelphia
Hon. j. e. NnoI, Judge, Tiogo Co Pa.
Hon. j, S. Block, Judge, Philadek,his.
Hon. ID. X. Porter Ex-Governor Pennsylya.
mia.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. K. Z. Grier, Judge L. :. Conrt
Hoa. q, w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. w. A Porter, City Solicitor Philadel-
phia
Hon, John Big'cr, Ex-Governor, California.
lion. f. Banks, -iudi,or General Washing
ton, ID. Z.
Amd many others, if necessary.
~ See advertisement headed
ilELMBOLDS GENUINE RELAXATION,
another column.
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Minnesota Election.

CHICAGO, H.. Oct 22.-ThirN ..hrr"
Counties in M"ttS"t" give Drm,,,a,.c
n.,,i"rty Of seventeen hundred. Four
counties only remain TO be heard from
which will probably increase the presen,
majority.
AUGUSTA. October l0-A man by The
name Of John S. RauIle, residing near
Hamburg, cut his wifc's throat las, night
in fl Of delrium tremens. The wo
man died instantly. RnnLIe then cut his
own throat, and is not expected to sur
vive.
Washington, October 23.-Brigham
Young declares that he will burn Sail,
Lake city before he will submit To the de
mands OF the General Government.
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REsUMrTIoH.-The time fixed by the
Pennsy ylvania Relief Law for the resump-
ton of specie payments in tibet State, is the
second Monday in April next, or about six
months from this date. New York will re-
sumo sooner than that, says the Journal Of
Commerce.
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WILLIAMSBURG DisTRICT.-At the recent
election for Sheriff Of Williamsburg ID s.
irIct, the vote stood for Mouzon, 300 -
Rodgers, 900 "A tie. Another election will
be held on the 10Th Of November.
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orally restored to by sufferers from this long
drawn, most affecting and Annoying Of all dis
eases. by restoring to Caster's Spanish MIXTURE
which contains none Of the above deleterRoue
substances, but cures efiectualy and fully by
acting specifically on the Liver and Skin, Pu'
rifying the Blood, and eIpelling the remain oil
old medicines with which the system has been
clogged opening the pores OF the boiy, aid al
lowing nature to assist itsef in breaking up the
disease, and recuperating its e.sergics
Sec the cure of Mr. John EongAcn,, Of Va
he had fixed and chronic Ague aud TererI
chills twice day for three years. Nothing
permanently cured him until he tried Carter's
Spanish Mixture; three bottles of which perfect
ly restored him to health; nor has he had
chill since. lie is only one 'out Of q thousand
who has experienced the life renewing effects OF
this valuable purifier of the blood. I'm.
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TAX CuLLEcToR.-On last Monday and
Tuesday week, an election for Tax ColIec-
tor was held in Chesterfield District, which
resulted in the election Of Col. John S.
MlIeI
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KILLING FRosT.-We had killing frost in
this section on the nights Of the 2lst and
22d inst. Cotton and other vegetation seem
TO have been completely destroyed.
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TO PRINTERS,

AJourneyman Printer, of good hab-
its. may obtain situation in this of
flee by applying soon.
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NkGROEs AND OTHER PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Rf order from James II. Nitherspo"n,
- Ordinary for Lancaster District, ! will
offer for vale TO the highest bidder On the
18th and I4th days Of November next I.t
the late residence Of John w. Gregory, dc
ceased, the whole personal property belong
ing to estate Of said deceased, consisting Of
eight young and valuable Negr'es, ono
Wagon, Buggy and harness, Horses, Cat
tie, Hogs, Corn, Fodder and Cotton, plauta-
iicn and Smith Tools. Guns and Pistol
tRepeater.) "ne 10, Of Carpenters Tools, one
No l Cooking Stove, Household and kitch-
EN- Furniture, and many other articles too
tedious to mention.
Terms known on day Of sale.
JOHN X. WELSH, Admir-.
Oct. rs, 1887, 37-3t.
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Washington, October 23.-The amoun,
IN the United States Treasury subject to
draft is + o,oso, 900. The receipts Of the
Treasury for the week are triHs over
100000.
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Tickets $40 ; Halves 8; Quarters Q SO
Look to your interest and compare This
scheme with any other.

Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken al par
Checks on New York remit,sd for prizes
81 Address Orders for Tickets or Cer-
ti6caies OF Packages Of Tickets 10
ANDERSON a. SON, Managers,
Macon OF Savannah, Go
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It is estimated that 10000 people of both
sexes, adults and minors, are now out of
employ ymcnt in Philadelphia.
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FEVER and AGUE cured without using Gu
nine Arsenic. Mercury. Opium, o: any OF shs
pols0ooss drugs oe dsngervas eowpoands. SEQ.
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A slavor had been cap,ared off the ccas,
Of Cuba, with $40 negroes on board.
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New Advertisements.
Keystone Chapter No. 10 R.. A.. N

fNilE regular convncutions Of this Chaptcr
l will be- held on the first Tuesday nf each
month ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
B. J. WITHERSPOON, Sec'y.
Oct. ll;h, 35-3m.
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The Custom House Robbery.

RICHMoND, Va, Ocloler 2l.
Fifteen Thousand dollars Of the specie
which WAS stolen from the Richmond Gus
tom House has been recovered
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of l6 lines or less, one insertion,
81 or, il continued, 10 cents for the first in
sertion, and 80 cents for each subsequent inser-
ion. S5S- See Fourth Page for deductions i'll
vor OF stantiug advertisements.
The number of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every Wednes lay Morning
w. M, CO N N Q r S
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
7 L r NJ s:
AND PROPRIETOR.

In advance, .---..---.- $500
n. the expiration OF Six Months, $50
At the end of the Year, ------.-.-. SOC
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DgDUCTIoNl
ANDERSON g. SON,
NJ A N A ERS,
Successor to J. r. Winter, Manager.

Our Lotteries draw in Macon, Ga. (Small
SchemesI every Saturday, and in Savannah,
Ga, Large Schemes) about the 18th Of
every month.
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Resuming.

AUGUSTA October &c.
Private dispatches received in this city
state that all he suspended banks III New
Orleans resumed Yesterday.
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CAPITALS Of 100000, 10000 10000.
5000 1000, 1000, prizes Of 1000. 8 Of
BOO, loo Of 100. 100 Of 90, 1000 Of $40
and u Approximation prizes amounting to
s3,760.