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49,
Neygs.

A young man 10 sullivan eodn.y. n 7,
named Gardener, while firing 1t a marx OF
the smoke-bouse. sent rihs hail through
his father, who happet~d to be behind ti'e
smoke-housss
1t is reported that bishop Onderdonk,
having been refused restoration by the
House of Bishops has, under advice OF =
prominent lawyer, decided to bring suit fe,
damages he has sustained BY bring deprived
Of his office of Bishop.
There is to bc a Convention of Chinese
Sugar Cane Growers in Columbus, GU the
I2ib of November. The Editor of The
Catipator will give three premiums for
syrup, the samples 70 be net not less than
one quart. from a lot Of 10 gallons made
this season. - - - - = =
Mrs. Miller, aged 90 years, inirm and
helpless, of Mt. Vernon, while sitting By a
hot stove, opened its door, and her clothes
taking FIRE, she was SO badly burned before
aid came as TO cause her death.
One of Cabolrs air whistles has been
on the New London Lighthouse. 1t is
blown by condensed air instead ofby steam.
An Ericsson caloric engine works the np-
paraius. Blasts are given BY the whistle
four times a minute in foggy weather, at
an expense of fuel Of one cent. per hour.
Alta slave-tiade meeting held at Mount
Pleasant, s. c., October the 20ih, the fol-
lowing resolution. among others. was adop-
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MORE. ToBE ADMIRED THAN-THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn by Kings Or Emperors.
What? Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.

rc ause it Is The oman Sed E,nesef trsrsdsd n
bghtl, in the glowing check the eye ever spark
Ing the tocth ic tose Of pearls If fe head is areof Ms
covering, the hair e snaricd and shrvsed harsh esd
dry, still if sprinkled With gray, nature viii
lose than ha her charms. Prof Woods Hair Re
sorativr, fused tw, ihr-e times aswvek, will restore
and pcrnrs -ecnrc 80 al such anormament- Iead
the following and judge TIE writer Of The 6rs. tie
csiebraied Pianist, 1xsi6ers: = r-sl~
DE. woop:- New York April 10. lsss.
Dear Sr,-Fermit me TO express TO the
obligations an uncer for the entfre restcrStin ufv
hair 10 its original eor a'eut the tic ef arTirsin
tie Init States II rapidly teccng gray hut uf-rn
the application Of your Hair Eestors'iv soon r~cr
very wonderful ilvrntien. qutc eieations A. we'll
agreeable. = - lam, dear sir, yaurs truly.
'.'-'s "Dr, eh ar Gw,iiedy aet.s
Welsh Newspaper Office, ls Nassau St. April Ie lsjs
POP. q. J. HooBs-Desr S1,--Sore month or sir
weeks ago received bottle Of Hair Ecstorse and
gave II wif who concluded trS u on her hz rs
tie thinking the tuc thasit would tn. gray
hair o lis original cplcr, hut to her veil
prise aer Few weeks tsl Il has rerasmed thst
dcrfuIeie Thy turing all the gray hairto DARK hrsv
at the time hcau:i ing and thiekeung th~ sir.
strongly the shove RESTORATIVE 10 all rer
sous in want of such asAais IN S sasr ssls pnr
rss-s1 s5, sNxx Yosk ,.Iniy IS 1861.
PENr. o. J. wocp;-wih- eopf., nee do recommend
lisr Restorative. az being the most er arous si-
hair and whi-kers whic, simot Whit have Erad
ally grown dark: and feel ent that iew E'ore
sso hss n ss .a s,s sn "s. Itch
ing, 50 common among persons wbe sesrISs G. SiIar
rroy. wooo.-ascu, two years ESQ my hair COM
mrnced Iliug oG and turning grs, was ns s teesnhns
bald, aud had tried mauy rcrcsief ton rneee eoa-
sr lr.,,on. S,,cn,i nav hair rms. tbsgan fil up
grow out and turird tsck to Its foacr eclor ttlsk
At THE tune % fai. 1890 70 m scsor
health, and srPcaFancs a'' iscoS'5 w s'e
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind saffer over large part or
the globe, Is the Consequence Of adiseased sction
in the system, induced by the poisonous zniasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalafion Is evolved b.
the action Of solar heat onyet soil, and Eses with
the watery sapof from 3. While she sun IS below
she horizon this rapof Inges near fhe eaftkss slf
face, and the virus, IS taken with il through the
lungs into the blood There il acts as an irritating
poison on the internal viscefa and excretpg organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fik TO
secrete not only this xrns but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the hlc accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent eonstitn-
tional disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympatfiize witif the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally. the instinct Of our or
ganisrn, as If in an attempt to expel the noxious
infusion concentrates the whole blood Of thu body
in ths>internal cxcretoFies to force them to east
out. The blood leaves the surface. and rtshcs %
the central organs with congestiye violence: This
is tho CHILL But in this effort il fails Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the ech-
trail organs and rushes to the surface, rs If u
another effort to cxpei poison through
that other great exeretory the skms IN tnzs
also it fails, and the system ahaHdens the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the hts or peroxysms Of FEVER AND AGrB.
Such constitutional disorder wiil OF course under
mine the health If it is not remoycd.
We have iabored to find. and have found. an
antidute, - g ~ =
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CHARIEsiowN. Va. Oct. "

CHARIKsIcwS, "a, oct. ~.
Dur;oc the afternoon proceedings in
trial of Crown, sesessI Witnesses were cali
ed for the defence, and not answering, Mr..
Brown srose from his mattress, and, evil
IDENTIFY excited, sslsesling on his feet. ad-
dressed the Court assfollows:
Nav it please the Court Idiscover that
notWiihstanding all the assertions that L
have receifsdz Of 8 fair TRIAL, nothing like
fair trial Is 10 b given me. Is il would
seem 1 gave the names as soon Is l could
gstat them, Of the persons Wished to
have called as witnesses, and was assured
that they should be subpened. / wrote
down Z, memorandum to that effect, saying
where those parties were, but it appears
tsatsahey have not been subpened so far
a can lean, and now ask if l am TO
have anything like st all deserving Of the
name and shadow of q fair trial, that this
proceeding be deferred until to-morrow
morning, for have before stated on whom
can feel that / can rely am In hopes
that counsel may arrive who will attend 10
seeing chat Isget the Witnesses who are ne
eessary 70. my defence. -
/ am myself unable to attend 20 it. l
have given ali the attention l possibly
could 10 il, but am unable 70 see and know
about them and can't even find ont their
names, and l have nobody to do any er-
rand, and my money was all taken from
me when attacked and stabbed and have
not dime. ,.--------., -.
1 had two hundred and fifty or sixty
dollars in gold and silver taken from nv
rocket, and now have no positive means
of getting any body TO 90 my erauds for
me. they have not been done nor have all
tho witnesses been subpened, they are not
within reach--are not here. ask at least
until to-morow morning 10 haze something
done, If anything is designed, # not, | am
ready fox anything that may come up.
Brown then hy dowa again, drew his
Blanket over him, nnd appeared to sink in
to tranquil slumber. Mr.. Hoyt, prisoners
counsel from Boston asked fos an adjourn
ment till morning on the ground that
Judge TiIden would probably arrive during
the night. He excused himself from con.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutralizes this nnaiarious poispu IN tr,a
blood and stimulates the livet to expef Il ffr t34e
body. As it should so it does ctye this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And it does more,
or rather does what is of more service to those sub
iect to this infection. II taken season itexpels
it from the system il Is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from
the great variety of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Kindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, ,Palpita-
tions, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Hystercss
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This " AeUB Cure !"
removes the cause Of these arrangements and cures
the disease. - - -
tories to expel the virus from the system and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office of their own accord. Hence arises what
we term acelimatQtioN. Time NAV accomplish the
same end, hut often lfx is net long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUE Cure I"
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is slrer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered and il has still another
important advantage to the public, which Is, that
it is cheap as well as good. ! -.
PREPARED ny
DR.. j. C. AVER & co.
LOWELL MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BorrIF.
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News by the NOyascOtian.

The India and China mails from Calcut-
ia Sept. 9Th, and Hong Kong August
Gath, had rea ched England.
Mr. Ward, the American Ministers was
ccareously recived at Pekin. The news
ef his arrival at Pekin as. brought to
Shanghai by Russian gula boat, but no let
tiers was received from him.
E 1t was reported that he would be at
Shcnghai about the end of August, and
that he expected to be able to send home
the ratified treaty by the following mail.
The Times correspondent regards the
Pekin Cabinet, but il does not at all re-
move the treachery Of the British Min
istry. $3.50 .l4s s-ss
The Frirnd of China says that as the
American treaty gives the United States
liberty TO lend their good Offices in any
difficulty with the Western powers. Mr..
Ward will soon have an opportunity of
testing the virtues Of the clause. - -
q, The Russians apparently had perfect
understanding with the Chinese. Order
was re-established at Shanghai.
The negotiations of the French Cochin,
China, had made so much progress that
tise French Admiral had sent reinforce
men, of troops and gun boats TO Canton.
Adsiees from Japan Stale that the Bri-
ish Consul had made no progress in respect
TO th, currency question. Trade, conse-
quently,swas at abeyance. -
The authorities at Pekin are represented
as ready 10 receive tho British Minister on
frieudlyterms. Meanwhile the India Gov
csment had. been applied 70 for $4,000
troops for China, and two regiments were
under orders to depart.
The London 7;mss states that the terms
of'the,Zufeh treaty are ideptiesi with those
agreed to at Villa Franco and that peace, ,one
Of tho questions which disquieted Italy and
Europe, seems settled. The Morning Post
says that assuming this information to be
correct, the further proposals concerning
the.questions lef,e'open are Of such q nature
H.at ,diplomatists Of Zurich eonly hemp
ed up material for fresh difficulties, Eng
land can and will fake no part in any Con-
gress of-which the first principle be not
the recognition Of the rights Of the Ro-
manese and Tuscans, no less than the
Aodcnese and Parmezan States to selfgov-
ernent. The first cannon shot fred to
force on the people Of Romagna, Modena
and Tuscany any other ruler than the ital-
ian Prince in whom they SO fondly put
their trust, will be the signal Of conflict as
deadly as The one just brought to close.
A letter from Florence details the grounds
on whichSthe exequator of the American
Consul at Leghorn, Mr.. Joseph Binda,
was Withdrawn. II is asserted that he
busted himslf greatly for the restoration d
the dethroned princes, of whom he was a
warm partisan. Binda is directly taxed
with having recommended certain repub
licans to proclaim Republic, while at the
same time he was exerting himself for the
princes, and the inference is, that be sough'
TO raise pretext for armed Intervention
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DR.. nobnek,. Sea ndinavinn Remedies.

Are you sick matter what organ is affected. de-
pend upon it the hood which is full Of corruption! Ny
scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier break up
the of disease in the fluids of the body They
purge and purify the elements the blood Hence their
quick and complete in dyspepsia screfla erup
tions, fits. tumors nervousness kidney complaints piles
low fevers, debility rheumatism, headache. of
ua vgor etc. etc. These remedies astonishing the
whole medical world. See advertisement.
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During the summer that has just passed away,
thousands Of sufferers from dvsenter, and darrna hay
been relieved by the Of l0STETTER'S BITTERS, a
medicine which is evidently destined to maintain per-
mancnt place in the public osimaiion Billions diar-
rhca is Of those diseases which taics the skill Of
the physician. The medicine they administer upon
the bowels tn reach the of the evil
The difficulty is To geta remedy that will reach all the
digestive organs and give them simultaneously rush
of vgor to rid themselves of this disease. This pro-
lem Is solved ly The BITrEIs which fails to
qucr the most stubborn II i only sr to that
during th~ just closed this medicine has achieved
more than other presented to the public
and during the fall which that terrible scourge the fever
and ague, prevalent, the BITrERs will gain fresh
fame.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
GSSee advertisement in another columu
MAJOR JONES' COURTSH1P: with thirteen Illus
tration, from designs By F. o. Barley.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
CHARCOAL SKETCHES. BY Joseph C. Neal. With
Illustrations. q
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LANCASTER, PA,
Gera,aa aud Gn9llsh
Al1nanacs for 1860.
DR sale nv the dozen or otherwise the Book Store
II Millersburg, o.
Notice.

rs herby given that petition will he presented to the
Commissioners of Holmes county. Ohio. at their De-
cember meeting for alteration in the road leading
from Black Greek in the direction of Nashville and
Wooster, commencing sec. tp s. range near
the residence of Thomas Mackey in Richlan township,
to he altered to at iliam McConkey s
stable. the mill, thence northerly to the line be-
tween William Hague and Matilda SHOWS land thence
west along said line practicable to the
of said agues land thence northwestery the west
side of Rich hollow intersect the line between Sec4
and 5at the post thence north along said line to the
northeast of s. tp range thence north
westerly the road Travelled to the foot of the
hill lot 49, sec Up range g. McMullins coal
bank and there end and vacate much of the road
as will be rendered useless by said alteration.
THE PETITIONER.
Oct. 81 lS59-l0 e.-s
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STEEL PENS,

vxr.lrop,. Cclrbrnted (SO5) Steel Pen. used
w hy most ctnincn writers in Commercial Colleges
-the hes. sr school purposes. Every teacher should
have a box oi them Merchants supplied at regular
,riecs r.r sale ouly in Holnses county sy
CASKEY &INGLES- =
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the Cure, Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
It is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been em-
ployed. As it has long been in constant nsc
throughout this section, we need notdo more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
1t ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do
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Family Bibles.

LARGE ASSORTMENT varying iu price
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CHARCOAL SKETCHES. BY Joseph C. Neal. With
Illustrations. 4
For sale at the BOOK STORE,
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RAW AND INFLAMED,

your food dsresses you and you only take certain
kinds and that sysem does not get half the
nourshment it contains, the acrimous fluid of the
can it up then complexion loses its baom
and salow and best day is
For want for Of nourishment your becomes
aud abby, and the flores of your body become
laxed. Then follow train Of diseases which the Nrd
cal discovery Is pccniiarly adapted to-
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A LOT OF TESTANENTs With Explanatory
~ iNotet juh roeived at the BOON STORE. 2
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Oct. %, ls59-lO
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-11

MATTERS PoLTICAL.-You will have had
the benefit of the great Northern and South
ern manifestoes, which burst nearly smulta
neously upon the political world, respective.
ly, from Senator Seward, at Rochester New
York, and from Senator Hammond, at Barn
WELL ). C.-the vibrations of which have. as
yet, scarcely ceased. They are both speech
es which mark fresh starting points in the
progress of parties, and, characterized as they
arr by signal ability, their effects are every.
where felt. The less extreme members ofthe
Republican party are not prepared to second
the views of the great Northern statesman .
while, at the same time, the extremists of the
South bitterly oppose the conservative policy
of the great champion of the South. Up to
the present time no visible results, sprinrinr
from the "Rochester Manifesto" have mani
Tested themselves, five except very appar
ent coldncss among large portion of the
Northern Opposition to the present Admins
tration. On the other hand the leaven con-
tanned in the "Baruwell Manifesto" is begin
ming to work. james Chestnut, who has lust
been chosen L. 5. Senator from South Caro-.
lima, is conservative in politics, though a
States Rights man, and belongs to the Ham-
mond school. He is opposed to the agitation
VI Vhc oldNe tTdue question: MS elecIlOH was
Strenuously resisted by the extremists. Sen
ator Hammond was present atthe time of the
election, and is said to have taken an active
part III favor of Col Chestnut The name Of
Senator Hammond has been suggested in
various quarters, including the North rs a
candidate for the Presidency; but it is yet
too far ahead to speculate upon this point
What eXcites most attention lust now are
the relative movements of Douglas and the
Administration The struggle between the
two is as to whether Judge Douglas shall re-
main in full Democratic communion or be
kicked out of the party. Mr. Douglas is now
on triumphal tour through the South, and
has been. n.making speeches there which give
great satisfaction in that quarter, and pro
portionately excites the opposition Of the
advocates of Seward. The extracts from his
Memphis speech are severely commented
upon by the New York Tribune.-St. Louis
cor. Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-11

IHE MINERAL WEALTH OF GEoRGIA-WAsll-
ING FOR DIAMoNDs.-A new branch of indus
UY has just been started in G Georgia--no less
Aone than the washing for diamonds. A
correspondent of the Augusta Georgia.
Dnronlele says that two localities have been
round where true matrix and all its accom-
panying minerals are to be found in abun-
dance.
In the upper section in Hail. and other
counties" continues the writer several dia
uohds have been found of the richest quail.
y The elastic sandstone (itacolunite. the
"ue matrix of the diamond) extends quite
f S.osS the State; but diamonds have been
oo.l. ,ouuu IN those places where gold washing is
alied Kan en-. being found in the sands of the
Vl' nan with the gold; elsewhere they have
ever oeen sought after.
A.. Inc other locality has but recently been
I~ooVered, IL and it is of limited extcnt-mere.
Protrusion of the sandstone and magnet
snrH mn speeular oxide of iron through the
eetbo. pyritic (aurife"ous) states, to-
an win immense quantities of stelo tale
bi6par"lieled beauty, associated with mag
ESncGnt Smcen crystals of rutile from few lines ia
tbiar1caes incaes in diameter. The itauomite is
la1uIi;y lmbedded with splendid crystals OF
M-uil'e ill., OF three different forms. The lnzu.
phoo. very rare mineral, found in but few
5viUa IN the world is one of the acconlpa
hlnes '"S A'"A''lah ulalhoud
side oS exists in the pyrtic states on the south
iDc TN. e.. Ine mountain, which is a correspond
in SOm't Srllation with the celebrated Dorm Mine
eytorpo3 carolina. They also exhibit every
lead d""5 a% evidence Of the existence of copper
thero" ",'u ~ silver. That diamonds abound here
scarce can oa De no doubt; yet they may be so
them oIs as TO render it improbable to mine for
IN the Zone ooIS In Hall county they are found
ig 10 S9 gu deposit washings, and cost moth
y" una them, comparatively.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-11
r. H. MCDONALD G CO.

Importing and Wholesale Druggists,
Have just received per clippers,
100 bbs Plaster Paris; 500 bbls water proof Cement;
so bbls Marble Dust; 30 bbls Whiting;
80 carboys Suph Acids; 30O,000 Soda Corks;
100 jars Citric Acid 30 bales Soda Twinc;
20 bbls Irish Moss 10 bales Fresh Hops.
With complete assortment Of Brewers. and Soda
Material TO which We invite the attention of dealers
139 J Street, Sacramento, by
nov15-3m X. II. MCDONALD co.