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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19

WkFsas, In view Of the immiRent peril
and danger NOW Impending the people Of
,he Frontier, and In yiew Of the faei that
eili1ens OF the State Of Texas, have strong
arms and willing minds, 10 aid us in our
distress, therefore,
Rsselrsd, LIST. That il behoeses the eili-
Iens Of tiath, Palo rinto Young, Jack,
Wise, Parker aud oth6 eltisens Of this
Frontier, here in Mass Meeting assembled,
90 discard every feeling of embarrassment,
aud fully and faithfully disclose 20 our
Friends and brethren, Of iheinterior parts Of
onr State, the great disiresses and wants
Of the people Of this frontier, AMI Ia speak
eui openly, and ask them for the means Of
self protection.
Rsselrsd 2nd, That the following named
gentlemen he by this meaiing, appointed,
aud earnestly solicited, Ia act as Commits
sioners Ia 60 among the people Of the inleri-
or portions Of the State, and disclose To
them our wants, aud for Us 10 ask eoniri-
buttons Of men, aud the means of war
guns and ammunition for an eheetual es-
pelition against tho Indians, 10 wit Rev
Il. T., Sanders, A. J. Bell, Rev. Henry Ru-
ark, J, II, Prince, II, !. Mckenzie, Rev,
John Turner d. o. Norton, Wm, L. Wal
lace, Col. Jo e. Rushing, {, l.. Jordan, Dr
J. H. COnger.
Resolred, md. That the fifteenth day oil
January, be Tue time, and Lost Valley In
Jack county, be the place for a general
rendezvous, and moving Of the expedition
Rssolrsd, iih, That the expedition be
armed with double barreled shot guns. nj,
tles and six shooters.
ps'"ir.J Xii Thai each person present
Ma reouesiod IN communicates with their
n.,.n1s IN char e,,,nties bv letter or 9th.
k,s,so aud ~ solicit ala IN men. money
,na arms FIR Tho evpellilon
I.,,ls,g al, phattbroe asrsons be an
noIn,ed No ,r,ise ,hiriv.six man 90 lanee on
the outer skirts OF the Frontier 10 gnard
or the ln,Aans until The gonolHl 'Npfiiiion
shnii nave peei eo',eh "p, sn" !" u''''
the same 80 as 20 CIV. security 70 w, g,
mo'o'sed ,'h' inh' o. ", '"vNs, ~ .
bnii anu honef, larson oe sPpo'n.'u
eommi',ee 10 'nhc chn,go " w "''""s wv" ~.
trinn'ea 70 ,he eNpeu,,ioh anu p"' o"' "'
oruereu ny o,1 '" nv, M, ~ H.. I'll.
he'o.red, ON ihat I,nns nnuh, ", 'e'u'
mart a. D. noo1 anu ~ No'.o", ;"u ~
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B8 We call the attention of our readers to an ar'-
Gle advertised in another column, called BLOOD FOOD
1t is an entirely discovery, and must not be con-
founded with any of tho Iatent medict'as
of the day. 1t is food for The blood already prepared
for absorptIon pcasantj 10 the taste ana ha.nra' j"
action and what one gains no retains. Let all those
then who arc suffering from poverty, mpuriy or de-
ficcncy of blood and consequently with some chronic
disease or aimcnt take of thsBLoop Foop and be re-
stored 10 health. We notice that the druggists III
CalvcsoHhave received supply of this article ana
also of the world-rcnowncd DR.. Edtons hgfae Cor
dial which every mother should have Ii Is said to
contain no paregoric opiatc of any kind whatever,
and of course must be invaluable for all inantc com
,ants 1t is also said that II will allay all pain, and
soften tho gums in process of teething' ana at inc
same time regulate the bowels Let all mothers anu
nurses who have endured anxious days and sleerct'
nights, procure supply and be at once relieved.
ItsJ' See advertisement.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN ELLIS.

AT meeting of the people Of Ellis coun-
ty on Saturday the 10Th inst; a. A. Kim
Bile, ESQ.,, was called to the chair and W. W,
Parks, appointed secretary
Being called on, the chairman explained
the object of the meeting to be to take INTO
consideration the suggestions OF Hons. ID.
NJ. Prcndcrgast, john Gregg and others in
relation to u<Btnte Convention.
j. w. Ferris, Esq, being called on, dcliy-
cred an eloquent and patriotic speech urg-
ing with zeal and ability the necessity for
harmony and unison among ourselves, in
this emergency; and that all should awake
out of the sleep of security and become alive
to the condition of the country and etcn-
dency of Northern fnnaticism to usurp and
destroy our dearest rights. Mr.. +. urged
the absolute necessity of prompt and eli
cient action on the part of the people OF
Texas and the whole South to secure and de-
fend their rights and honor against aggrcs-
sions from whatever quarter
II was unanimously agreed by the meet
ing that Ellis county will cooperate in said
convention and that this meeting put for
forward two candidates.
A committee on nominations was ap-
pointed by the chairman. The committee
ed to the meeting the names of A. Brad
shaw, and ]. w. Ferris Esqs.
The sense of the meeting was first taken
on the nomination of J. W. Ferris, and he
| was unanimously nominated Mr.. +. eX-
pressed his high sense of the distinguished
honor done him by this evidence, of the con-
fidence of his fellow citizens; but had tc
regret that his domestic affairs and rela-
4: ,.Jn,, al
for him to accept the honor. He suggested
the name of Thomas Neal, as one in whom
confidence might be reposed, and in every
way suitable man for the position.
A. Bradshaw, Esq, then took the stand
and entertained the meeting with an clio
quent and patriotic address, in which he il
clear and logical manner, stated and elu
= cidated his IDEAS OF Goyernments.and laws
their uses and effects, together with hi'
opinions of the present crisis. He was fol-
maintaining all our rights at all hazards
The speaker was frequently interrupted
/ with bursts Of applause from the audience
When the speaker had concluded he wa'
Z unanimously nominated as a candidate ioi
a seat in the convention. The vote then be
\ ing taken Thomas Neal was also unanimous
ily nominated Mr.. N. not being present, j
( was agreed that j. W. Ferris, Esq, inform
him of his nomination.
1 1t was then announced that Nj Hoyle, o.
johnson county, was present, and a candi
date for seat in the convention. Mr.. IL
was loudly called for and appeared ON thu
4 stand, and responded to the call in short
I pithy and patriotic speech, Astounding in
! good sense and clear reasoning lie is IL
( favor of resistance in such shape as shall
4 be effcctual.
The proceedings of the meeting were or
dered to be published in the Dallas Herald
and the meeting adjourned.
A. A. KEMBLE, Chairman.
w w DAREc Ceereforu
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pIrRIIc MEETING

At public meeting of the citizens al
Wcatherford, Parker county, Texas, on the
oath day Of November, A. D. 1860, Rev
Henry i;uark, was called to the chair and
! J. w. LUCKY, Esq. unsupported Secretary
The object Of the meeess..n.g. was then ex-
planned by Col. j. C. Rushing; which was
to devise ways and means, for relief and
Protection of the suffering Frontier
Many plans and suggestions were made
by numerous persons, when the Meeting,
ON motion adjourned to Saturday, Dec. 2nd.
SATURDAY. Dec. Pursuant to adjourn
ment, the people met at the Court House,
which was full Many were present from
surrounding counties The Chairman
called the meeting to order, whereupon on
motion, committee was raised to digest a
mode of operations, aga inst the enemy,
prepare resolutions and an address to the
people of Texas, to wit: John n. Prince,
ESQ. Col. A. J. Hood, z. P Shirley, Esq,
Capt. A. b. Mason, A. + Ball, Esq, Col.
Jos. C. Rushing, A. NJ. Gray John Blocker.
The committee after retiring for a short
time for consultation, reported that it was
best TO pm out temporary Hangers, to guard
the settlers. until an efficient expedition
could be gotten up TO follow the Indians in
to their iens and there punish them On
motion, the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed T. raise the means BY prescription.
to wit:
Here foIlows list Of appointments for
each Precinct n ra1iEer eosstt-
9be meeting slssR adios-s
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fore supposed that Texas and her people do
not give full confidence and support 20 this
enterprise. This Is not "a limay be true
that early laisinanagement did create want
OF confidence. Nov, parties are ehangeli
faithful and energetic officers are in power
admirable contracts for its completion ei-
feeied aud il deserves not oLly the active
consideration Of each stakeholder, hut the
attention Of every lliend Of eomnleee. The
liberal endowmenis BY Texas TO The enter
prise, preclude any further doubt Of lie al
limaee success. BEFORE long, her pFaiTies
aad her stock will be thus FendeFela source
Of untold weslth,-As@PAisA appeal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19

Mr.. : LSsH, hydr Park, W., NTitos i--' That he
horss onsiAsTsi NoFihless,' lsoasf a@s sIasinl
Tar snrs tho fiee ~ the haslang linau,vni,
hare IN hl'a ar slso cash Year liaAneni has
lfsn doing Uondrs ~ heEe-"
iao nEolp sIRrfF, ifiiasiflphis, IA,
fENIsArIl, "ln lining the keith nom The nm,
il l.sms unn,snssrllr iilirsi ogsF aud 's4lisd nay
hanls vp se,frriy, sllaa,i 10 rTi'il iiNassn aN'
hil .iehi. The Mus'aRs liHamsni afisani % "a
iTari iho pain II healel rspllly without sirnsss'
and IN - ssar II aoouni fri'y youTs,
l'uARl.FS FOSTER.
ss,ch lsngu g. as THE T. ha CONSTANT sai natural
s,o Nhereyrr this aHieis il rs,,l, THIS Lnsmen Is
Indispensable ia planters sud 'WnrTs ~ horses and
mulrs. NT, John Daniels ~ MonisumeTy, Ala, suii
SAW fnr sso vho raj "A fran after us''s'nes'
~ mi. Llnament. hrry fmily shouA haNs ii, H.
,sry particular ana eRqniFe ioT lhs Mustang Lima
meat, AID tah- no other,
SD rs IN dealers lhr'nshuui North and south
Anrsica. RuFors and The Islands q lhs oan' hr -
e,nis, "a orais. and ~ oarrF iaiiir,
BARNES 4 PARK, New NoEk,
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MONTAGUE, Dec. lath, isco.

To fae ciElens qf II'ise and Parker,
conference.-the Indians, In large bodies
are collecting NJ tho mouth Of Farmers
Creek ON Red liver, aud dancing war dan
ces, and we u. IN lied that they are dancing
over the scalps that was taken in Jack and
Parker. The Shaunces, Caddoes, Kickapoos
and other tribes nre together, and they have
two large droyes of horses (Amrrican) that
they have stolen, and that is not all, they
are stealing daily from our citizens. The
people of Clay have all come TO this place,
md VIC are well assured that this is n move
Of the Abolitionists hnd Indians together to
overcome Texas. Come to our rescue, aud
that In haste. have commissioned Lieut..
Leonard to recruit all that are willing to
come TO our assistance. Come TO this place,
and YOU can learn at what point the attack
will be made. IL Balor and Hammer are
there tell them TO come.
W. l., FLETCHER, Capt
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Steam DistiIlery,
AT CEDAR SPB1NGS

w N hhntsAfF r ~ W q A'Ah w.
r!yIiE subscribers have now in operation
b their new pistilcry and arc prepared
to I'll orlsrs for PURE WHISKY in qntp-
titles to suit purchnrcrs trom . 10 gallon
keg to any reasonable nun.ber Of barrels
All Whisky, Alcohol, or other liquors man
utactured at our establishment win war
rant pure of any and all drugs orpsisoaous
substances.
The Distillcr Zone of fhe partnc4j nth
nm experience of some Years in Gle busi-
ness lells confident that his iqsHrs trquUl-
ity and purcness will recommend Themselves
to all who are fond of good article. Come
and see for your yourselvcs.
Grain of all kinds taken u exchange at
the Distillery.
Orders addressed to the subscribers VIII
meet prompt attention.
gsasf- No Liquors retailcil at the DistllerY
or sold in less quantities ,iuln logallons
G. X. WHEELI.5E q 90
Dallas, Texas, Deccml arl2, 500 l0-6m
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zones aud fcp way have new an'l
larte advert -,rtcl their various cnmmod-
SO, mr stloi,l n 4ys paper. They are
arurmino nooa Vi business, aud the very
tc>i iu0fof this &, Icir desire 10 Show Ia
10. ,rrl, ,,lnt lhrl lmvc CIR sale through
.l,r ,alu.rns 81 he HraM. They are both
Ic,c, ml acconsnpdlting gentlemen, anu
; .eyc o., parton &c of the prblic. To
acladic they NouI ray, that they have
Ia iv5 dress patterns alike, thus avoiding
ia rfyali5 dul compo ilion in that line
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DIED,

In Belknap, Young County, Texas, on the
morning ri Thursday, the 22d November
1860, WILLIAM BURKETT, of Typhoid
Fever.
GSan Antonio and Bonham papers, in Tex
as, and the Lancaster Penn, papers are re-
nmcsted 10 copY.
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Final settlement.

ND. G. Browder, Administrators OF the es-
Ia tate of William Jennings, deceased, has
fled in my Office his final account current
with said estate, together with his petition
praying for final discharge
This is therefore to notify all persons in
debted, to come forward ut the next term Of
the County Court to be held at the Court
House, in the town Of Dallas, on the last
Monday in December, 1860, and contest the
same if they think proper.
GEO. W. LAWS, c. &C. n. c. 7.
DALLAS. Dec 3. 1860 st
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LEITHER! LFlTIIITI
"A. Cardg


osing IA The great political cri >, ani
the Unprecedented deran smsnt ia financial
matters, noN affecting no ccunlrg, nom
Maine To the Rio Grande and osinf o. tir
fact NE ourselves have IN -ommsurod an
experiment ia our line OF nsiac,s ani are
dependant upon our sue in ,lg Efforts
for tie asslfsl with who'll ts ,.ny ga our
afsirs, ne are forced 10 ssy a. lhe Vatli,,
aud especially To our hi, ads Who deal Fiih
us on credit, that all a, ranais wiz Do eou-
sideiei due GA the Isl JUL anl lsi VI lun-
uaryi aud that amer the above hiils ID NOT
settled, We shall charge ~ erHt. iuIoItsi
upon open accounts,
"Liiiie Heats s,uss Il, % meas shore"
Hence the necessity FOR .ls rule We have
adopted.
We return onr thanks ln ih, liberal pate
renage We have received, ui hons thar our
regulations will meet ihei sppNlauon aud
guarantee their continue snppoyi slilcs-
TEEN.
JONES II DuNAWAY.
Dallas, Texas, Dec, II, sdh- lrUm1-,
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ls abck DE- a ,ac Railroad Corner has
.uuc rcC ndYcriiseincnls in to-dnys paper
q, hasa ufnndh Il Corn FOR sale, and has
lo.ta Mule whluh We wants to finl--iie is
b.. receiving constant additions to his large
tyrN 81 Goods to Which lie invites the attcn-
..nNlr M pnhie
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Nou,cyi.o any late IairsS from
rrin Gslscst,n ~ New 0rlcsEs, "p to
1e l.Hru. s,np to cess. lhc-aiosi dss-
ashr msc MI he fonnd an The ont
Ncr, .l's poner Dur paper malls from
trulf coam toic unaecouniall" NIL fail
ltvlus 'rck pi'lle the letter nail has
'lWmtJ wsar'N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19

ts Ne haye laceivcd the first number
af.tss (irayssr. al6 iior, edited and publish-
Ell atSshegiaa,i, dyson county, by irving
RSol. ESD. ia lefsiesl q The advocacy of
Irue semeevilss I, !; ase- Rights sloctrincs.-
y We sail ii tnF list, the Monitor is the
SUCCESSOR Of and * printed on the same ma
,..rislls as lie ,NosialIcsinn. We take pleas
sstte III ciltering Monitor nourcxchangc
III and heAiilg wish its editor the most
aasudiri Success politically and pecuni-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19

EgsJ' we were pleascu 10 see Col. VI. L.
johnson and his accomplished lady, in Dali
las last week. We heard many interesting
details of the Coils. late expedition, and are
enabled thereby to form some idea of the
hardships nenrredb by his band Of men,
The route lay over a country OF varied sur
face and great extent. After leaving the
Sand-liill country beyond the waters of the
Red Fork of Arkansas River, he cncoun-
tered tic belt Of Gypsum, which is repre-
scented as clearly defined upon the face of
the country, as the White Rock strata of
this portion of the State. Grass and good
water were both very scarce in this local
ity, and the men suffered excessively from
want of water and suitable PROVISIONS
Beyond this region and high up on the head
waters Of the Pecos Arkansas and Cana
dian rivers, he camel upon fine region Of
country; altogether different from any he
had yet seen, and never before accurately
or properly described by travellers. 1t was
we'll supplied with grass, and clear limpid
streams, Astounding in delicious grapes in
almost fabulous profusion. on which the
men subsistcd for days. Here was very
good timber and the finest country FOR FRA q
Inc perhaps on the continent of Amcrica.--
In this region, he discovered the remains
or ruins Of a very extensive Old Spanish
Fort Leaving the Antelope hills and tie
| Indian trail. he travelled soutlsyard and
,bnmcward. The loss of the horses belong
1 ing TO the company was due mostly to the
fact That The men had been scattered du-
,;nc the early mart OF the night in search of
wafer for which they were almost in a state
Of despera,ion and were cncamped. in diff
fe,cnt ,,laccs and to The fact that the In
dams when fred ,,pon by the first company.
dashed nm tho he'd of tho river and rushed
wildly tl,rourb tho ca,nn not lrow;no that
y, -,
'''o u ~ va
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tag The tdioiado Citizen, one of the
s,r,acss ~ woll IS the ablcst defenders
s,,a snp,sa3e3 af NIr Bell, during the last
,safass IS peg eet storing in favor Of Sc
essiop and aail;ains lis position with
a.al.ci abiliiy.
fion, tlig iizee, NC learn that the mile
iare 6c'ph1us hetwccn ''Gray Eagle, a
ioaisiana haise ard Bcso' Texas Filly,
fsul Ell in lie lsti,r's winning the iecc by
b ee.. tine ..i The FLY Il described as
hei.us beauiiial nimal and as credit to
gssas iaissl st-si.
Tic GiIzea ~ hat nearly all the coun-
ismo slis l,yr held meetings and
,,ss,e,l ss,.iis.islls Il. favor Of resistance 10
Dlstk Repaii.can rule.
ne ssinu pal ~ AVS very appropriately,
- snesi-io ~ aecession from the liepub-
ye.if, .sia.s.. arc fact Is. We 60 not care
.stc sisii 1l'1n my longer, nor DO We
sssh ~, b 81 We lielong Is Co.crniaent
Niefc fsfr~ss a. allowed to vnie ia the
st.e isiim bory Il, white m>ucGf abe
tc0,siesef Il, Aer1ii want neg (I''@efsi-
isssis. dor d; > LA Il; bat the Sai.E mrst
..sf yli< .aas 60yefnmeni.
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uIIErMAfIs1I

az yesrs standing, has lsen ioisils earsd ifl, u
r,Ts, fvnners, hunning snTss, Srnfsla, IL 1oiuis
fslssa., - siiugs, Dsrns, Bites, hils, Chaps, Nsu
ralsia, ssi Rhrin and Al sfs AHi I.sias NJ, uiaa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19

~ We ere pleased to meet, on satur-,
.dgy last, wih Col. Jos. c. Rushing, of
Weuhcriurd ue is N tour through the
Uas,cm omte,cs aAl'essing the people in
bsadf Of Tie ugeiug frontier .! Texas
Ne speaks d Kagnan to-day rfairievilie
49, tns,fo,y and Caution on Friday The fol-
s,n;ue are tiIe balance of his appointments,
,tan On which we earnestly brspeak for
IN fan unn.o4, of the citizens. The
,.a.. he ed,oca,t. IL one of humanity, and
4. vlrturc hr draw of the smilcrings and
#.ti,,,finn OF 80. allow -ci.irl, Of the
.on,icr. Is uac Siicl appeals TO the heart
D ,,T' "a
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Le,,srfrom the United states Prssiden,
'''''y rT I" AZ FREE FROM POISON.

" V.gl lrI l.I lNIN
NJ. y t.,,. por strive have nn,,yycd and
- ,,,r No.,uo,t. Powders. and and them periert
T.. $500. d, r,nli,d and domc.tie animals. hut
1a,h whom Inhaled b hugs amt. and insects.
'''''" &c - c,,,,TnN, ~ IA ,L.u,i,
'H'ins w. ~, -, ,,.,,,
L. REID, FrP' t''""'F' We" '"E "'1'.'
Mr.. John l.. Rome, superintendent "' 'h' New
yni, uosni,al says q lie has expelled all the bugs,
LIN, , p,,,.lr ,;d
ants reaches h'"'nS' N'' WV" '''" '"'''' "''''
finds II Of immense value
Every gardner an, hosclSccpcr has direct interest
IN an article of this kind reference can he made To
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19

0Rcfal p0ie ~ 7fIns for Prcaidcnt.-The
ollswing Is thn result of the election in
s;, s,aic, al the lasc election, as officially
declared ct de Satc Department. The
counties ef Colean nc, Hidalgo, and Den
;on whtrt. GateuNiuEitics for lreckinridgc,
,lilnct get ,lieir " iurns to Austin in time
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19

"a. q. DAVIS, Esq. I. an Aalh"riH.i as'n'
.. Hr uuA, iirrh. a. iany Advertising 80 snh'
,n,. !, .sri-l tr hba m l'r ilnls assu"~i'dsv'
aViND:Lls 4 LANE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19

so'Aissaiisn i insiiui ioihr aiser,irlasnio u M
,. Il Rankia's olsbr.isd s.a'lssn i-ssily A.isiass
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&iaSns ileido,SHif 'th,
Ia his connection, we might. add that
!..i:lls. Il. Sonlers snow addressing the
scnsin thc cs South Of us as far
a ( ilillsborp' R6Y. Il. Ruark, tie Red River
ireantics; and Rev John Turner, in the
agghtits ofCcllip AL Denton; aif Of whom
4 II, engaged - the sGmc cause.
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LYONS, MAGNETIC POWDERS.

WA a,,in- Geu.H Iaso,., Isatu3', cort0-ieAf''
Flsa., iri. MoSLs a-i sii fs' - ~ S'r'-iss tied,
The Importance ~ rahlr article 81 this Kind l.
inrsiinahle In warm wraiheT all nature ,esns With
th-.- annoying fes This powder is tho only article
c,rr discovered which will cxirrmlnaie ihrn. CONE
pany II hoani,i' ifom the Horticultural Society 81
Paris while amidst tho FIRMS II Asia, observes. that
all insects lighting certain kind Of plant very
soon dropped dead Tho fact made ~ Of oguarl
their night camps ffom ihesc iniuders Quantities
u the plant brought home by DR.. J.. Lyon and
found positive insect destroyer In every experiment
Il Ia snplya powdered leaf chemically prrlsnr'l TO
rr.ist the enrcis Of nFc aud climate M''lals and
letter. Patent have bcn obtained ffnm the E"Nrrh'
mcnt- Of England, France, Germany and Rns'ia'hom
the Worlds Fair, an numerous medical and h"r'icn'
tural collcgrs and Securities.
Letter from the United states President
"EeiHiirs lian.iea, li'oshlagion, jan ai' ls'S''
llr EaaHHei Lgoa 'ncar Sir IL have the pleas
nrr to- Inform you that the Royal Commission Of the
Worlds Fair. at London, have awarded you Medal
aud Certificate for the great value OF your Magnetic
Powders, Sc. MILLIARD FILLMORE, ohaifma'l."
The above was accompanied by certificate fr"ni
prlur. Albert
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"a 50 a.lsesiiss'aent u Dr. saafsrd'. Liver
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esso.- falaiiy Physicians GuseTnlarai Hospitals,
f.rsisrs, PianisTs, fsrsTs, LigrIs aen, A., kass
practically drnsansir~isi iLis fast ihroi'sh'ii llr
uesii Na sTiisls sgeT lfaTc rs<issk sssh uniigiil
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nnRsEs ANn oArTLE,
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lncIUulng BeduIng NHN IFNN DpUFIVNIt'
Also a lot of OATS, Black Walnut
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&C., &c.iGe,
TERMS OF SALE TweRy Dollars and
under, Cash; over twenty dollars twelve
months credit Off desired with I0per cent
interest-purchases to gave thoir note with
two approved securetics r. WARD
December 9TH, 1860 9--3t
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pay" The soap-tailcd apologisis of Lincoln
and dougl-faced advocates of his conserva-
tism, seem to, have constantly before their
minds, the great bug-bcar, that Lincoln Will
have the powcrafter his Inauguration to.force
us into measures and throw us into all the
horrors ofcivil,war without means or money
on our side to carry it on. This need not
alarm them, the Abolitionists have sown the
wind and are now reaping the whirlwind.
They have begun not only to see but to feel
the effects of their mad crusade against the
South and her institutions. The cessation
of trade with the North has in one short
month, turned loose an army of more than
10000 idle and starving operatives, men,
uomen and children, who are now clamorous
for bread and cursing their leaders for
bringing this calamity upon them. Tit
North was her hands full at home, withoue
coming South to hunt up amusement in the
way of fights. ~