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Fits! WHY Prominent.

For long time there was a paragraph making its
regular weekly appearance in our columns with the
brief, but emphatic wotds. "Fils Fits" always al
the head to some an offensive caption, but not so to
the benevolent and humane, who coud symp1thize
in the SORROWS OF others. Some persons are shock
ed at any indication of disease, and are ever thrown
into nervous excitement witnessing hearse or a
coffin. Such are to be pited We should always
strive to look disease and even death in the face
with calmness, and especially to take every Oppor.
the advertisements of S S. Hanee, of lOS Balti'
more stIeet, Baltimore, Md, possess certain inter
est and those who know of any one suffering from
Epilepsy, Spasms or Fits Of any kind should feel II
other way serd word to the afflicted OF the great
value Of his remedies. They can be sent to any
part of the country by mail. Price, SO per box
Two S. Twelve S24. ,
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Doubt at an End.-The Decision
nf tho pARmER

1t is one of the noblest characteristics OF an
era that the people think and judge for them
selves. The mental training received at our
Common Schools and Free Academies, fit them
for this task. They are taught to investigate,
to analyze, to take nothing for granted until they
have tested and proved its truth. Hence if the
"voice of the people," is not "the voice of God,'
it approximates inallibility more nearly than
any opinion limited to Single class possibly
can.
Apply this rule to the remedies for internal
and external maladies introduced in all parts OF
the Globo by Prof Holloway, and what is the
result. For every one human being, who pla-
ces his confidence in any other medicine, at least
one hundred rely implicitly on his Pills and
Ointment, and prove the faith that is in them by
using these remedies to the exclusion ofall 9TH
ers. Look at another significant fact Among
the class of medical dogmatists, fortunately for
mankind diminishing every day, who deny the
efficacy of Holloway's preparations scarcely any
two agree. The prescription of each practionel
differs as widely from his Ineighbor, as it does
from Holloway's. Submit any case, ordinary Of
extraordinary, to hundred so-caled Irregular
physicians" and you will have as much confu
sion of opinions as there was of tongues in Bah
ell. Doctor Depetus will recommend blstering
bleeding, sudorffics and blankets; Doctor Brace
up will recommend quinine and jellies and throw
the doors and windows open. The patients per
picked in the extremc--or rather between two
extremes-will perhaps try both, or possibly
adopt the idea that system involving such con
tradictlons cannot be worthy, cry, with Mercu
ito, a plague o. both your houses, / am sped
Certainly whenwe find that one half of TIN
adult population of the known world have uset
and approved Holloway's medicines, and tina
the remainder are subject to hundreds Of mode
of treatment so opposite to each other that III
two of them can by any possibility be right, w
may fairly conclude that the verdict OF the con
sistent half of mankind is correct and true.
The time has passed, never to return, whel
the dictum of theorists could outweigh insontrO
vertible facts II thousands of inyalids whohav
exhausted the matera medica, and consultct
the lights Of all the Medical Schools in vain, re
covered by the aid Of Holloway's remedies the!
must necessarily take precedence of all Others
They have done SO wherever they have beenin
troduced. They are not the pet medicines of
clique, or class, or single community Man
kind is their patron, the ,ehoe habitable gloJ
the theatre Of their triumphs. ~ Y. aSatarAa
Evening Courier 49, ,t4.-
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TIL 9 sCHOOLFELLQW.

AN ORIG. NAL ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
1t is now year since THE SCHOOLFELLOW
began TO be issued in its present form. The pub
fishers are happy to acknowledge the very cordial
appreciation with which the public has met their
efforts to produce really beautiful and valuable
Magazine Tor Children. 1he expense has been heai
Wy, bat The return is commensurate; and the enlar.
ged resources a their command enable them to pro-
mise additi nal improvements in the quality OF tho
work, and greater variety and interest i'll its articles.
Some of the best and artists Of the country
engaged for its pag and the same viz liant
care viii b9 exercised, that pure and true spirit
snail still Justify tfe claim of THE SCIItOLFElt
LOW To be tine companion nhdlrciid of children In
every section of the country,
THE SCIIOOLFELLDHV may be obtained Of
Booksellers, News Agents, or of the Publishers
Terms One Dollar year payable always in ed-
vance, or en- cents humber. CLUB.-Four cop.
les TO address, $3,3J live copies $4 eight copies
S6 49,.
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MORE CoNFEssIoNs!--The Springfield Argus
says, that Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,,
lately remarked, in Washington, as follows:
"The howl set up about the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise q quote his own words) was
a id humbug, the democrats, he says were
right in saying that it had been already repealed
by the legislation Of 1920, and the whig party
and the democratic party were both committed
by their Conventions of 1852 in favor ofrepeal'
Now that the elections are over, some of the
sham-republicans are trying to make show 0
honesty; but ths, from the very leader of anat
icism, indicates a degree of remorSc that We
were not prepared to see.
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The Black Republicans Dancing.


The shriekers, 'squeakers, and other Free
mountebanks, whc have been bowling over the
expected election Of James Buchanan, as the
sum ofall miseries, and the cause of woes in.
ntdmerable, had ball at the Academy Of Music,
on Thursday night. Dancing over bleeding
Freedom and outraged Kansas! 1t is worse
than Nero, who fiddled when Rome was burn
ing.
John A. King presided over the Board Of
Managers, and the list included Preston King
The rest of the King family were represented in
the joking, pOlking, talking, frOlic-kingr drin-
king crowd.
Col Fremont and lady were present. but did
not participate in the dance.
Whoever prepared the programme of music
must have had a delicate streak of satire in his
composition. We notice a anocturne 'Midsum-
mer Nights Dream;' a waltz, II dreamed I
dwelt in Marble Halls;'' Quadriflo, "Les Tol-
eursn
Could the feelings Of a defeated candidate be
worse played upon than by such performance.
Albany (M ~ AiyuS and AtlaS.
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Correspondence Of the N Y. Tribune
Another View Of Things.
LAwRENcE,rK. 4. Nov. 30th. 1856

LAwRENCE,S,K. 4. Nov. 30th, 1856.
OF another threatened invasion from Missouri
it is said that Gov. Geary remarked, "Let one
man of them show himself over the line if he
dare!' We have every assurance that language
can give that all wrongs shall he righted as fast
as possible. The Governor ''will assume even
doubtful powers" The popular current here
begins to set Geayy-0iSe. The cannon Of the
invaders, l am told, have all been sent out OF
the Territory, and gone down to lexington
Some localities, but few months ago strongly
Pro Slavery, are now stronsholds of Freedom
the lovers of the peculiar institution having
sold out and gone to more congenial clmes.
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the tE'TAth Coming.

The Black Republican Kansas correspondent
of the Black Repub, Gun N. y. Time. promises to
tell me truth about the late troubles in Kansas.
lie says:
"For information Of Northern men, / submit
few remarks concerning matters in Kansas.
'With Governor Geary a new era was inaug-
urated in this Territory. He found the people
of Kansas in a state Of civil war, and contending
factions ca ling to their aid anil assistance from
both northern and southern States, and in their
zeal partizans were willing to sacrifice the Uni
on. and destroy all their hopes for the future for
the sake of gratifying temporary feelings o.
revenge.
Having resided in Kansas about two years
have hal opportunities for learning facts con-
nected with the late difficulties which have nev.
er yet been published especially concerning orig.
inal plans AMI personal motives. In due time
many important facts will be brought to light
when the masses who have been active partici-
pants in the late events will discover that they
were misled a1t that a firm reliance upon ht
general government ,pouLi huUe obUiateR much hou
be, haue sac many ia Hab'e Fves, and secu,eL {
peacefM settlement Of the great question tbat aoa
supposed to be invo,CeA"
The general sentiment Of the country, even al
reflected in that popular mirror, the N Y. Times
seems to have have settled down aimee the elcc
ton on two propositions with reference to Kan
isaS
1st. That the proper place for the power owe
its domestic institutions is not in Congress, bu
in Kansas.
2d That the pcople of Konsas If not interfcr
ed with by outside pressure, will make the Ter
ritory, what their own interests indicate, Free
State
All the bowling of the bleeding bedlamites goe'
for naught. The Western people ooiH take car
] of heiaseIres Stnkesn1nn
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Ohio Legislature.

:. The adjourned SESSION Of tkiS body met il,
Columbus we suppose on Monday last. Their
timeeno doubt viii be taken up almest entirely
by attending to the interests of their Hock'con-
stitnsats, and letting the interests Of their rhitt
ones slide for the present.
Ne with the rest Of their.eOE stitHents, hope
'thatlour Senator and Representative will stay
in columbus as long as the Legislature is in
session, and attend to the business for which
they were elected; ard not lac running hone
every two or three weeks, as they did last win.
A1r
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Notes for the Citizens Bank of Steu-
benViIEe.

The case of the Citizens Bank of Steuben-
vile against Francis NJ. Wright, Auditor Of
State has Just been decided The Citizens
Bank was organized under the act of March
2lst, 1851, "to regulate free banking" but be-
fore it could receive its notes for circulation the
new constitution was adopted, and the then Au-
dtor Of State, as his successor, the defendant
in the present suit, held that that instrument
repealed the act under which the Bank was or
ganized, or SO much of it as required the Audi
tor of State to procure and deliver to the Bank,
notes for circulating medium. The present
action was an application for a Mandamus to
compel the Auditor to furnish such notes. JUS
tice Brinkerhoff delivered the decision Of the
court, which grants the required order, and so
we presume the Citizens Bank will shortly have
notes for circulation. .--iSteu. Union.
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spteial MOtitts
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
FHE AGE. ~

NOPAYif Dr.. TobTts's celebrated Venetian
IN Linimsnt does not cure Cholera, Collie, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting. Cuts,
Burns, Old Sores, Sweilings, Ioothache, 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 Linimen for eight
years without ever having a demand for the return
OF the money all that is led to use il according
to the directions.
NO ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT TT
After once using it. Ii you do not find il better
than anything you ever tried before,
GET YOUR MnEEY RETURNED
0r'Thousands of certificates have been received
speaking of its virtues. Now adays il is the prac-
tce to fill up the papers with certificates from un-
known persons, or given by those who never used
the medicine now DIR Tobias cffJrs to pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever published a
false certificate during the time he has had his med
icine before the public.
Call on the Agent aud get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates.
As persons enNious of the large saleof the Vene-
ton Llriimeft have sta ted it is injurious to tax c
it internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
|, Samuel l. Tobias, Of the city OF New ork, be-
ing duly worn, do depcse that compound Lini.
ment called Nenltian, and that the ingredients Of
which it is compounded are perfectly harmless te
ia ke internally even in double the quantity named
in the directions accompanying each bottle.
S. l. TOBIAS.
New York, January 9th 1856
Sworn to this day before me,
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price 25 and 50 c,nts Sold by the DrHggist
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States
9I-Also for sale. DR.. Tobias Horse I4iniment, il
pint bottles, at 50 cents warranted superior to an!
other.
DR.. Tobias Office, No Sc Courtland street, New
York.
AGENTs.-T II Logan & Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, Wheeling; John Beal and S Hamilton
Cadiz; A Jul Schneider, Moorefeld; M Jelley, New
Market; Z ] Pbipps IL Co. Smyrna.
November 10 To56~ lars pDciol notice
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Free state Horse Thieves.

The getteIs up of the Topeka Constitution,
assumed to nullify all law in the Territory Of
Kansas; and it was this that gave license to the
crime which has become so rife there, and which
it required all the energy of Gov. Geary to
check.
The Herald Of Freedom, the organ Of the free
State party, confesses as much. 1t owns up in
regard to its own followers:
Disguise the fact as much as we will, there is
a class of irresponsible persons, calling them
selves Free State men, ,oho are engaged in horse
stealing, and other crimes against The proslaVery
settlers, and excusing themselves under the plea
that they have sustained injuries at the hands Of
the party on which they commit their depreda-
tions.
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Great Cure Of Piles.

CAMDEN, ~ ]. March l2th, 1855.
Dear Sir--lt is withmuch pleasure take this op.
portunity Of informing you of the great benefit |
have derived from the use of few bottles of l1oof
lands German Bitters For number of years |
have been sorely and severely afflicted with pnin in
the stomach attended by severe attacks ofthe Piles,
Tor winch tried greut many remedies. but with
out aitording me any relief Being advised to use
the German Bi,ters, | did so, using in connection,
tor the Piles your Spikenard Ointment, and now
inform you that they have entirely cured me and
restored me health and would advise all the
"ltllcted to use yodr valuable medicines &c.
Respectfully yours, MARGARET REPSIlER
No 45 Plum street, Camden N. J.
Dr.. G. M. Jackson, Philadelphia.
See nd Va II icnn,nrnt
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CE7~It is said that during the year 1857, not
one dollar of the public money in the Treasury
of Ohio, collected and set apart for the payment
of the State Debt, has been applied to that OBJ
ject. The constitution provides that no money
shall be taken from the public treasure except
for the specific object for which it was collected
Hence the application of money belonging to the
Sinking Fund, to the payment of current State
expenses is in direct violation of a PLAN proyis
ion of the constitution.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS

CONDUCTED BY CHARLES DICKENS,
And continuing Tales, Essays, and other articles.
by William lowitt, Leigh Hunt, the nuthoress of
Mary Barton, Barry Cornwall, w like Collins and
all the English Writer'S, is now generally regarded
as the most interesting and popular of the English
Periodicals. Its circulation in this country is con-
stantly increas ing and to meet the public demand,
Messrs. DIX, EDWARDS, & Co. have made ar
rangemenls with the Editor and Preprietors in Eng
land which will enable them to issue the Weekly
Numbers simultaneously with their publication in
England The Monthly Edition is continued.
rERMs.-Fcr the Weekly Edition, cents per
number, So per annum For Monthly Edition SO
per year, or % cents per number. Those remitiine
So will receive the Magazine free of post age
UBs.-Two copies S.; three lies, SC. l.gs'
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A Retired Physician,

Txt4EGie- WHOSE SANDS OF LFE EH oG1aa Z 0
Have nearly ruhout, discovered, whilein the East
lndids, certain cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
was discovered w him when his only child1-Iia
daughter-was given dpto die Wishing to do rs
much good rs possible. he will send such OF his
afflicted fellowbeingsas request il this recipe, with
full directions for making up and successfully using
1t. He requires each appicalitto to inelose him one
shilling-three cents TO be returned as postage on
the recipe and the remainder 10 be applied "a qhe
payment of this advertisements a1agf.at ot
Address DR.. II. JAMES, VISA sli Il ssfbissg y seIs
g No l9, Grand street, Jersey Citg NowJcrssyl
January 7, '57-3m. egcaaahs
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0ETNear Now Orleans, in September last
the we'll known pecan tree, under which the
remains of General Pakenham were buried, was
broken off, thirty feet above the ground by a
gale OF wind and cannon ball, fired from the
British lines during the battle, was found i'm
bedded just where the trunk broke off
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Ho7loways Pills, an unparalleled Remedy for
Female Complaints.--The Daughter Of Mrs
Henderson, Of Waukesha, Wisconsin, was for a
long time in very peculiar and delicate state Of
health, the mother tried variety of remedies,
but without the young lady deriving any benefit.
As final recourse she tried HolIoway's Pills,
which she used three weeks: and found they
considerably improved her; by continuing these
wonderful Pills for ten days more, all obstruc-
tions were quickly removed, and she has since
enjoyed the best Of health. '
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MANUFAcTURBD By .L.I
DONALD X ENNEDY,

No. 100 Warren Street, Roxbpry, Mass. Price 81.
Wholesale Agents. Geo. Fl. Keyser, Pittsburgh
7. II. Logan & Co, Wheeling; ). 7. Flemnng, Al
loghenY city, i Ly A, -
,cad,a. and by James Ctdy, @ adz Junctionof S. &
i.R. L.; and by oil respectable druggists eyeg'
where. .st r,
Jan ;ls67siy -'-'~.- ---' ---- - '.'.4e- ~
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The Editor of the Republican ssS2 Il
FRA ne HaiS COrreSpOndeMt 90"

t Oar neighbor. FMr Hattnn) has a Tavoritc
correspondent, that he thinks great deal Of
~aho signs hi4ssef So The burthen general
5y Of this correspondents communications is TO
induce the Psblie act to pstrouize the "Sent-
nd" En- Che last "Reppbica1" is a communica-
etignfr3m this same source, which urges a gen
eral withdrawal from the "Sentine'" This doc
trina it carried out, would TO doubt be great
comfort to such narrow hearted men rs this o.
andthe editor of the "Republic0n," who do all
Ia their power to accomplish that object. But
whether their great desire will be carried out is
q matter that we waN leavc entirely with the
patrons Of the "iSsatiAel," as it is ono that we
hayebut little concern aSeNt, because we are vain
enough to believe that so long as we publish
such paper&s we now publish, we shall be suS-
taincd.s df we are not, there are great Gsany
other ways of making LIKING for those whoare
depending upon Us fsr their Support.
Take look at this LOS" doctrine in its true
light and see how it took. %" is man that
mIk,, loli pr,:ens:oa' to free lom; but he Is
not willing to grant freedom to those who advo-
cate and support the doctrines Of the Democatic
party. He desires the custom Of every person
~ assist him inproxidiBg for aais family; bnt he
/ Enot willing that every person Shall assist
Us in sustaining ours He pretends to be great
philanthropist5 bat thea his philanthropy is SO
shallow that be withdraws it when person
viii not subscribe to his doetraes
We trngt that we shall never be so AarreE
contracted as either this correspondent ''Q'' or
the editor who assists Aim in his mearneSs.--
We Hwant to live and let live" beeuuse we think
the world is large enough for us all. If any of
. our friends wish to patronZe either the editor
Of the "Rsps53ican," or his corre'pon dent 20, "
cause (as little respect as we may have for the
l men themselves they have better persons than
I they are depending on them for their support;
and we should be very sorry to become so de-
4 graded as to labor to hinder them from receiving
that support.
We think we can tell what kind Of man
& this 20" is, by drawiag comparison, which viii
q BE- we'll understood by Mr.. IIattton, if by no one
else. lie is like hog fattenad on oil cake
4 Qike those he sold for coraa.frL) He presents
very fine, smooth exterior but rotten ia the
q interior
.ss9Q'' anil ais aceompliee can go on AMI do al
in their power to break down the "Sentinet."-
1f they should be successful enough to accom-
4 plish that object, there is one thing more they
cant break down, and that is its editor so Ions
81 God gives him health, siren eth anil the righ
Il ase of his reasoning faculties.
Il II We say in conclusion to all Of our friends
don't Withdraw yonr support from either o
" these men, because their betters are depenilin:
u onthem for livelihood
So
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New Arrangement.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM
ERS have concluded to make the following Ar
rangernents;-E propose TO sell Goods on favora-
Bile terms as they can be had in this market. Be.
lievng that short settlements are satisfactory
to all parties have concluded to settle with all my
customers 6y the first of January and the first 81
July OF each year, These arrangements will b
strictly adhered to JANIS STEWART.
Cadf1, Ohio, January T. 1857.
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Ot5-The Duke of st. Thora was in Peters
burgb, Va, last week, on his way to New York.
He isa splendid niggcr, with lots of baggage,
lis high noble of Hayti, a particular friend
Of Faustin, and visits the United States with
view to matrinonyt 'Nhat do you think Of
that r;rIsyS ~ ~. H.--S ~ T. y -S...s
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een-S-Fires were very destructive in the Uni
4edtStates last month. There were twenty two
IN which the loss excesded $4,000, the total
amounting Is S2, 445, 900 The principal were
y soIIows: In Syracuse, New York loo0. .0oo
st Is,ais, $4,000; New York city, s5ool,
500 ---..
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R5-Toast for 1857: "Here's to lovely woman
and may her shadow Gas far as her dress goes)
decidedly be less"
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The scrip with which Walkers army were
paid for its services may prove interesting to
some of our readers. 1t was to be had at ten
per cent. The following is copy Of fifty
dollar issue:
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The Best and Most Beautiful PriA
Zes Of the Season. "4S

\ famous chance for Bows " Girls.
TOTHE BOY who shall send US the largest mum.
Der of one dollar Subscriptions to ttIHE SCHOOL:
FELLOW, ,by the first OF February, we will award
Il ha ldSone set OF Carpenters Tous, complete and
servicable, and made 10 suit his hand, in an orna
men!al box marked with his name.
TO THE GIRL who shall send us the largest list
of one dollar subscribers to THE SCHOOLfELa
LOW, IN the same time, we will present charma
ing China Tea Set, brilliantly decorated in colors,
and having her name, in gold, on everv piece
BOYS AND GIRLS--SllOOLMAT AND
PLAYMATES-IN TOWN AND COUNTRY
begin now and be busy aud smart until the first Of
| February. fsr ftE%