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ben @eerp nnfrsimtatst SddmenG rSsunstu t S6mtrtes
IN ben yeucen etcu urtnlais bcs @srlua.s t
ardntt fpltu itbtI stptHeu
cpeimen ewrnbn Der 9usenb weGs FEn Dpfern eefabr'
terrpbrsu mt u& tsiie stttlt TIRE Sldngrutn
9ofmnara peruhtsn 5wde Der sDattupn ttrportrtnesn
1ereH,
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csputers pde BITE lenrs stbsmen oafers seprteu nh
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&ei5tirfttt bet Nrusn 3rn nnD 5apae cttr Grf65pns
Der itredttea art 5nsa turr Derenise welber
f Der Sbanelnns anr 6nr,Dre Dr. OPnfpn untrssbt
lnn ipm Is ttnem Shrenmdnne Ghns 6urh R nnptrautn
unP tapsrltdtt du ictn arstGs ScfAdIiGtest perGn.
SrsanllAe Shlpdhe
unssrns eebett une bic uDle Rra wiebr teraeut DteIs
uratfars yseu wrles sde 4tben eenb bic &be unb a@
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eenen prlpren prb M l beiltden Qaern r9eba ais rCn
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rem rl1fn u bic burb bic @euppnbe etetmen Gaers ent
laaren fne, ="
IaT Office; $50, Z Siip= =Greoertdtrabe,
liebcn 2baren pom 8alttmpretr, GltltAe Sette,
Die Stuien .btnauf.
fan mrr ib Jdi1en nb SduSnumners bonn unpenbe uab
TuBeride toNmaer furtriebne eeminlCle Quad abtr
Gennen @ re9elmnsts 4eri unb aer aaotipeeu BON Dr,
Jobnhpn'S 9tuf tn Der Wabe
98 Aus Srefe mGTen ssuen ppa-@tdmp sntbaltrn.
Gine SeiIan9 in 2 Edsen suseliAert. -
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faeufr etnes her eren mep:tnn @pqegten er er Stan
ten Ger ben 0rSecn 1be enes Sebene in Opttdru prn
tenee yarts yptlaoepbta uHe anbreu Std6n eebrat
pf Der Webin retb unjdbGtse 9etbense be an Sbrena
em MergSfat Wnh aneeren Rrdtbn ltten lrlGe g. aad
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So. 5 9iprb>@aaarabe, Baltimore:
1857 rnb 1853 au ipwcbl IN uatt unb Qant6t ebr 9e.
Sonete 0tniabre u6 1859 1T ebeiop perpreenb Oaourd
W &c mir atrS isb quite @aure gu ebr ne6r8en @r, pe
so os oSie gSB- -gBeine Sout Sauternes au rs @ts bis
euIrHs ben Sab 60 @a1 S 45 @S. bie @aone Sa6
@oS- -gssins ~ Is Cts bic @ouOe bein, SAP aaoas
81 y zoe zoo sirtem gScib- -g8eins bas 0usen6 su $2
% @ sjnlsa fen SsIas s. l.: : : s A, 5uno 9.
SO Wa8eou 8edsn DO 6,
SO J. @botent Ia Strange DO TO-
800 @anonen 57er unb 58er &6etr- 2Sene 3u 81, $1X
So Die @aupne.
100 9iIteu Dtdrcobrtner Ser 5u 81 bas Dnsenb.
100 NieremItehler Ser gu SAX BE-
100 Sab 9Ou. .@ene SSenaton) 50 ets. bic e5ouUne,
so DO. b. 8urgunber ST. So.
25 os e;ns 9ssrlsene M e gcrt~ss ~ 81 Ke lie eaiOae
@rObe @uswab in Deala9a 9taoeira Here's uno MuScat-
$50 aSrbe gbompnpmer, saraittrt atbt
ranSbfI6eu n[anonet 81 SO per Dusetb 81 bic TLabe
50 Ritter, 6dtten Quo be WlpntebeQp
a Bon mir ebi O9fas subsrsitst u6 rei bon alien @dO-
lihen cSn9rebell5eu cfferre td to9enbe Nrttel
SnIatpn bon iranS5i1en Branntpen 25 G8 bic SlaiGe
ntb Bon 40 Cts. bis 81 bic @aacne.
Cts Sis IaiSt nS psn Is Sts Ss s2 Bic saone.
utter reinsr ROS0en -pe un6 @eren- napps, bon IS
ets ts 81 bic 6lude uns 40 Cts. bis $2 bic Sat.
Sunaica- Stun. S8ptiI6en @erlten S6napp8 (Seoid
gQbistcp Batavia grrae, 8sriner1 hlmn betl9eS
uiio boldnbS6 &r6uer Bitter @en Bitter unb Sdwei-
s,r wasn- Bitter, gmiette-, &pel- ganue-, N1anoel-
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A Bon alien bieen aaren earantr i bic 0uolttat unb
1 y. s. ulman,
emporium nno Deitilaenr
tf $50. sc. -@nntr.
Slmi21,N brtk &bire bon. 8altimoreltrabe.
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Dte Se Enuleabf wee dbreub ber esten ebenebn Sobr
N pet Nnalt trrt uurbtn unb be Wen8e wtttaer wunb
nr3tet OperdtpuH eI6e Dr. Spbncn anSbrte Hnb bene,
pie 6estn8 Dele Gnber prouen bewrbnu
EcDcn oas Yublttum tebsrtrItrn Ndn untertttt urbe
unp enfl etn @brenann tn Besue auf &bdater nm
Ieifune.
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ejs9riilloet Snr llntrrrraduns Der 2ludlalbtret.
Der cinSi8e plaB, no etae 6etlunS erlannt
tperoen farm.
Qtnoerun9 tn feds Stinbet.
Reitt Quetlilber, bos euere @eEuIlpbdt rclS
'1s@ letpe riliutrt.
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Sun9e 2ellte,

bic @ bur& tetmGe 2aaer St&pd&t taben bt Ne Il Oft tSn
bGe eeuten Uoer tn Der Sdue ernt Erleen e a
natG ipuren felbR TIM S6ak turG poluttrnen be uenn
unsete bic Gtt unm696 maiden a6rper unS Self serfS.
rem, fpaten iDfprt be nrPteen S6rttte tbun ssF
gtt S&aee baB en tuuse Wann BITE pnun6 ietnes 0anteS
Der 9btne ner Gltern alien MusHen gnb rsuben BEE
eebns pseersn werStn Da but% BITE 5OlSn ner Mbtrruna
pom gfab Der Naur Spe peri rpnen ufn bturr e etnres
ten tn BITE
, 1860-11-27
4 IfOM1: QUESTION.

The abandonment oil the old Chicago
Relief Society is u step i'll the right .lircc-
tion. That association, composed Of carn-
est men who really desired the aluelioration
nf the condition oftl,c poor, and who were
willing TO pay any amount Of money that
their desires might be gratificd, vas unqucs-
ably an exceedingly detrimental one in lis
operation, though during lis life. it Was t'..
agency through which no small amount If
distress was relieved. We jrdge il as !.
whole; and in doing 60, are compelled 10
say that where one deserving individual
was relieved, perhaps half dozen in,n,s-
ters were taught 10 lie and l,cg, and that
its tendency was to create class in cl.isa-
60, the individuals oi' which, finding lllat t1
ask Tor bread and coal, was easier than 10
work for them, would have bceolnc ler1na~
aent burdens upon public bounty. Ii dem
onstrated again, and ior the hundre1.h
time, that true charity is moi so much tie
feeding of the hungry and the clothing of
the naked, without inquiry into the condi.
sion Of applicants, as it is the parent Of a
system, which, while extending spariug
and temporary reliefto sufferers. labors to
create in them that selcrcspect, intelligence
and industry which will ward of future
want. This great truth has become SO ap-
parent from the repeated trinls and repeat
ed failures of such associations, that hun
dreds Of good men especially in 1he larger
cities, have become convinced and are act
ing upon the belief that all charitable socl-
tics which do not spend time to inquire
, 1860-11-27

: tn nro,ont conCus;on ,,,I 1r1,,- l., f,r,raxa
inn rc,,cf \. rho sut1;.ri,,.r IN E,u..s ;, =
tho,.,ht h,s, IN ,u,,,,., H., c,,,owino x,,re.oe
&C., f'7>S
1s+ IT,, .hc ,,con,r or5,or;z. r,c1;cr c,,,,n;,
tccz to so,icit and receive uonov - w.,
fr.;o,,t. ond ,.nr ,ao.e a,,,. n.,,s.. f'
ure, l,c.ns dried r,ccr hacor dr;.,1 f.';. g.
~ pr+ ~, T., ~..1.< ,,ox.,e - ,.s...,.
.-.,. ,;..o,i,,a 49, 1 r.,,.- 49,
n po,,s-or tor E,rx,s p,,;.c A.,n,....,,
49,, H., a.. 80. ,o,, - ..,,.' .''
,.-....-,
, 1860-11-27

{. X. l. N. RA1LKoAr,-Mr John w,.-
of Cedar Rapids. the Treasurer and act;yr
agent Of this road, was in town Yesterday
&c WIS On his way home from trip west D.
1aras Doonesl'oro, on the Dcs Moincs, securing
stock and tho right Of way for the contemp|afe,
ed road. He reports thai the people on The
southern limo have taken stock 10 the amount
o. $00,o00-$10, ,O00 in the Southern portion Of
this county and the balance in Talna. Marshall.
Story and Boone. Hc says the contract jor
the first forty miles is let, and that The ron.
tractors will break ground on the first Of d.
cember: We Infer from his conversation that
the Southern route will undoubtedly be Sc
lected, which follows the valley Of Prairie
thence cuts across the bluffs to Glinuyille. FL
the Southwestern portion OF Benton county.
and follows the Iowa Valley to Indiantown'
leaving Toledo miles to the rlght.-T Tinto1
Qowa Eagle,
, 1860-11-27
Constipation Or Costigo.;e,

30 Gao Ct tie "n1aay ns Gosh Ii ~: :s":, :, ~.
!eas 20 little understood. and 81 n.ro:s re.,ct:
eo-f'rene>*. Often originating IN cas-!c. ,s..s
eat'f5 hna'ts: 1t Is 1ega:.te.: II s..,
itse cssc'Ecacc I, excite 4axlrt-. w..:c l. ).
II shs precursor AID eosura.!"n ct ma:.y T.: T..
1a9ss anu dangerous disea.ta aal ut:es, ca,l;,:.
sesls will bring the sufferer to an us.:l,s,; ~.
Among Tue Lighter cy!l. Of which c,st!.t:..,
osaai attendant Az ueadae,-. Col!r. I.,.... >..-
F"n1 Rseata. lslrr. ard uthe-s Of usv nst:;,c
long lta'n OF fs'shsfu1 dt.ea-e> such as :la:
sess' Aocs$'-s. Oysenrcry. Issrh.ra D:sorp,.. ~
pleSs' Epilepsy. PARALYSIS, liy>tc:ta. HypeLc:..,
s1e!'.a"'y AMI 1l=ss;;y. t:,t Iolta ,ti- :..~.
IN t:st ssstciE BY tas- a:ar'n.g +yn.;,,ss, ~; =.
qurns!y the diseases nancd or1;iasss in f,a:; ~.
but taSs on "A independent existence u!c,s r,c,,
Is esa!lcascd III Al eariy at1se. From ii! u....
ntioas It :"No~, Elas the Disorder s!c.;.! s.,;;.
MEDIATE atsentt,n w!.eneverN occurs acl
es'onld neglect IN get = boz Q: CcshaIt. rf;. T..
ofst appearance Of TIC complaint. T., ,..s t.n. =.
VII sxpel The tssdaeus app:o:e:.e. Of G.aa,< AZ:
'sroy sLts aAu:erou. foo to human IL.
, 1860-11-27
TERMS OF COMPROMISE.
What the North Must do to Prevent
Secession.

FfI,n1 thA RfFf1,npa
r,, ,-'.:.w a'aa l"ao'feF' 1.sn'!
4th 80 eem ',n.tfa, liz efa1 seems :? oe busted
T Mlin tne ,,s question, Mhnt VIII Lincoln DO y
ti tnaeSu; .no ..siesuss A eultora OF tue Aerdd
th it.. ~, anu ~ ~. cn "s, anltc III 'a'oE!ns
!uen .na. ,', ll,c !afe nv Consasrac5 now
.mnss upon ".n.t 'lr !'neo.n shal! ~ OF ls,'c
tnn"i, - i;,,,, =. ,'. ,'rs, ,, un.na' NJ
A'aeo4i - 4't..e ns"le '1H"' i c!paer IN TIC
pesG. p.st,,. aesoan. he!s = nele eApohst' whose
,.;:,' t.',,.,u,.t h't ~. :" .s H.ssonai =. o
Siai Io.u.t nut ~ tne aItsnaant nfitL IYcrc
,n'''aroI IT, G,., i;e RI sIi'ssi .,. '1et Mhch
..Is'.,.1 rr.iI. IT,, - H.. Ill.,, '.a. ,,. Leo! u
,Is, ,' .es'uost .'.i "". LIN .IE ->ol1HeFn pen
ita,,', ,o., A.'e .ttetcn tlesl-
uen.,.or ~ 'uS "e9 l,urlose .! aggression ~
1".ns'u 1;.',. 'isn'S. tAe W.T. - !nane, aHa si1.
WIZ 1,,an - sH ,, ~ eoantn'u ene pep;e.
,,;r~., trsn: sls, ~ assmes VI pence uus! os
Str,1.,.n,s oe. eon.e eo'nlelehL 4.ilte'' VI tn'
ron an,t r..s;sea,." .n"s' e4'oose oee"eea suo'es
Th.. Ta-t,,,.-,. S:,,..,r ,r,,;,, ,.-o ,,u.,a.o,,
r.,r .,.,,;,,., ~. .is nse Will nase u.eLi.''
st,;c,d ~ fIn", r...,,,t;t'u I.ta.ch ill.,
s.,t, ti,,on..1, ,,.r .'s;1i,,nr., .,r =, r.o
t;r, ,sscn,i;j. .,+,1e :',i,s ..'a'rj ~ ,,.1:r,
Mrt n,xx-'i ~ -. -; ~. ~t,,.,:,;,'t
,.;oh,t ~ ~ S,,tS T.. .er'r.
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, 1860-11-27
GbiragpG Grlhu1te.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1860.

"sTARv1NG THE NoRTH.'s
That some Of the secession leaders are i'll
earnest in their present cndeayors to estab'
isl. a Southern ConlcGcracy, we 1lave never
entertained dou't; but tllat many oi the
nois:cst and most Jealous Of that ctass art
anticipating no such result. anu are pro.
cceding wholly upon 1i'r erroneous he''ef
that the financial condition Of tue Nor1hef''
S;ate, is such ;,s will compel them 10 az
ccdc to any demands the s.aveholdins in
tcres, n1y choose 10 make. we are equally
certain, southern journals are constantly
referring 10 this supposed state Of affairs il,
the free States, apd d.newspal'cr correspond
cats report tue belief Is bting almost UNI
ycrsal at tho South, that the Nortl, can hold
out but sho:, reriod-tlat starvation OF
the "laboring classes'' must speedily ell
sue, and that submission will ii once
follow. In letter which we pu1,lis'.
this morning from Montgomery, Ala
hama, ii is stated that this ide:
i. regarded witt, peculiar favor hy all
parties there. "1n fact" says the writer.
nothing gives more general satisfaction.
land is received with illurc unqucstionin:
"lc!ief, than this starving Out the North,
LAS il is called. All look with confident
expectation 10 sec the operatives \ard
"wll,: Soutl,ccncr questions that this clas-
.com?rcl.cas!s scyen-c;shtl:s Of tilt. porn-
'lation uf the NORTH: 3 rising ui' in civil
"w:r for want If labor and bread An
other correspondent of oEc Of the New
York Journals, wiring from Richmend,Va..
says" .wc arc in daily expectation u
narrowing commercial "details from 'l,''
North. Alter three or 1uEr months Of -
"rousins panic, tho financial pulse Vi lit
"B.2clz Republican patient will probahl.:
"bc low enough TO lri;::: linn to Il sense t.
.'.he danger Of attending 10 the cons'itv
"tiou ei Others 20 the neglect Of his own.
These are the views Of many ol tie scce>-
sion leaders, and il is doubtless ulmn crro
ncous ideas Of this character that mitch q!
tue secession l'It,s:cr Oh the part Of tt"
8 ,uu,crn masses is predicalcd. They mel
thcr desire nor fear aisunicn; but believing
that q continuance Of lhc secession panic
70: few months will force concessions to
their section, they keep up the how.
When undcccivc<l, they will probably TT
turn 10 their 1calty 10 the Union.
, 1860-11-27

, ,:.,,, n,,,o;.o, b.,,;te
, 49,. :us 4:a maos.a. aaaaomv If the nocr ara 50
@uu o0.s~ -ao,,raosmen,s or sb;a1ezsness
,lAuy 80 ,51encsa ,,,at ouoht al
-. 49,. ~ -. wonni1 nm and abandoned. They
s.a rrohah,v with +r,,th that every
cnn'munitv has in It pesaons with whom
| hunrrr is the only incentive 10 1abor-mcn
an1 women who never take thought for tho
future. who spend their all in idleness or in
4 1cbauch today. and trust to a chance gift
or oreanizcd charity for their food to-mor-
row md that such are those who eat u,
aud wear out the bounty Of the charitabl,'
inclined, while those whom disease or 9TH
er misfortune has really visited, knowing
nothing Of importunate begging as trade,
arc forced to stand back and wait until the
bcscars and liars hy profession are served.
The experience Of every nlan who h;ts hcen
made tic almoucr Of others gifts, strongly
supports this view. Hence we say that the
abandonment of this field Of labor, ly the
Chicago Relief Society, is positive good,
for which all who would relieve poverty
and want by taking AWAY their causes.
ought to he devoutly thankful. We admlt
the general excellence Of the plan upon
which the Society was organized and the
admirable intentions Of those who sustain
cd it; in practical working, however, it had
that intirinity which belongs to all associa-
tions Of the sort, in which the voluntary
labor and vigilance Of members are the
only safeguards against impostu:e and
fraud
In stunning the societies like that which
We disapprove, let none Of OUT readers sup
pose that the obligation resting upon them
to slo what they are able for the relief Of
suffering, is discharged. In the best and
most houn,ilul season there is enough Of
this-the result Of crime, misfortune, inl-
prudence or indolcuce-wl4icl, must lie
relieved How best to send that aid,
without stimulating in those who require
ii sense Of dependence, or The feeling that
the wosld owes them living without
work, is problem get 11nsolved. It has
engaged tho attention of thousands Of men
, 1860-11-27

rights. This defensive, ACTION and attitude
Of the free labor masses, has thrown the
olicarchy into furious passion. Nothing
short Of an Immediate and unconditional
compliance with the following demands
will retain them q moment longer In the
Union, viz:
/. Isl. Each Northern State must, through
her Legislature or by Constitutional Con-
yention, promptly repeal all laws passed
against the kidnapping Of colored people V
I'd. Each State "must pass laws to Sc
cure The easy and prompt execution Of file
Fugitive Slave act"
Sd. "Thcv must pass other laws impos-
ing adequate penalties on citizens who
shall hereafter assist or encourage the OF:
cape offugitiyc slavcs"-tllat is, ifthey give
to the fleeing victim Of bondage cup Of
water, a crust OF bread, a bed of straw, or
even point the road to the Queens domin-
ions, they shall be declared malefactors'
and dealt with accordingly.
4tll. They "must pass other laws dcclar-
ing and protecting the right Of shareholders
to travel and sojourn in the Northern States
aceompaniedly their slarcs."
:jtl.. They "must instruct their Senators
and Representatives in Congress 10 repeal
the law prohibiting the slave trade in the
District Of Columbia and
0th. To instruct tho said Senators aud
Representatives to help enact Il Congress
sional slave code, "sufficient for the full
protection Of slave property in all the Ter
ritories ofthc Cnion."
This, declares the Richmond Enquirer,
and nothing short OF this, will suffice to
prevent q dissolution ef the Union. With
out this the South will secede, will revolt
and oyerturn tile Union, and establish OIL
its ruinsa Southern Confederacy.
E*ssSuch is thu fifth and last compromise our
loving, 1iro-cating brethren demand at or
hands, Wcarc charged also with having
"madc war On them by clccting Lincoln
President, and until the North surrcnders
all comprised in the foregoing schedule they
assure us there can he neither peace nor
Union with lis.
What shall hc dnne9
, 1860-11-27

fHfs:c'sS.-WeI. N.s. Joaes. h.~. I, th..s..,., :,
Nus. JcsEA-Gone: Doctor o., on,..,o ~"
s:os cured nc in Just twenty ra,uu,c. a-a
would ssnd mort 50 thst can have them na...v
Furs'ciAs.-fou cno ges then, At aa, ur,--;
~a 1oe eepa4''c 1*.ts. had they never FIJI, =
commend taen = all case. Of licaGsxAe.
nks. 'oseS.-1s shal! sent FOR box ,,l.eet,- .r
va ~ u: saaasiag c:sad; for they a.a ahx.. s.;4
M. "A@" A-''''
, 1860-11-27

u ~ a 'oFrthle 'ea'iaehs thi, ha:tc,,,o.
'cpp.a .cp .o nc hapotheeastos haa,i .ay. H., ~:
80 ~" toa "sa's 90 of III 'eadac:e*' "uos, 'rs
,', .o' sas's nsseccd!a:1y." .ay- J., ,,.: ''' :.
49, sa7s me cep'aEc Pill, han1 ron -. -;
.a.s.an ssa nv 20 auss nat azl7 rua..tad ~ ~
e21Sca& ~ i: \.
, 1860-11-27

T~sS7r sfIII'oss o. DOLLARS 6A,rp.--N.. s..
haa sold tao millions OF bo,s!cs Of II, er.es:A,. p.
pnrets Glue ar:1 It : satllatcd zach i,.;:. ... :,
least toa dola-s Worth Of fb:oscn !.r-::.-
M An as-:t cats Of twenty millions =: |: Ia -
cia'ista from n'tal loss by t1 yal;.a..!- !.:t::
HAVING 1aadc his Glue household word. ,, -s;.,:
poses to do the world still create. -czv,c. =.
tic aching hens with hi. Cvp.la.c PHI. anu /:
d good ~ lbs Glae, Headacles w Ioaa y.:.. .x,7
ass snow "a J1ly.
, 1860-11-27

The three little counties 10 hear from stood
in August: c. F. Jackson, (Douglas) ISL; s.
or. (BclD l19; II. Jackson, {Brcckinridgc)
sol. There is now little doubt hut Douglas
has the State.
, 1860-11-27
Missouri

The St. Louis E;pa5liean Of Saturday last
giycs the yutc in all the counties Of Missouri
lint s1rsx, evpo11 onne
, 1860-11-27
CURTAIN GOODS.

French ls.tHtc!fr. Satin HcLafHe- French Printer.
i;.sL1ts Es;,: I;o;' DAn.. a:a M.e.ns. kn,roi.
broil:rs; Nn+li'. 'nrtAls'. snA b. II. rarl or:..
T. "ontt b''s- q -It III t'st:!n ls.is :.t rms.
IeEt3t tI-,ess. lts irI!rr> t1Fts. Lt:n;I Elh.!.,
ti;;tin t'a's stx Eot,:erl:g. curr.tn nfu:s. aud
~ .nAt q: af!.H"!,-: 'tccss-=y 'er Ie.:iE- N!n.
sH:rs y i:' .1. Crr at'.! isue S..!c l.ol t-i
a.! "H;:i* t':sth.s viii! l:F'S'! a:rn. >yr4: tix-
.'r. 1.:'l l..Eses icAu .tu.-- EF.S+ and
=. ':.!-. i.."h. i'Ll.s a:,! E-4ctc:., eAAEx
, 1860-11-27

s:aA7 p'aeorrar.-Auonx IL: F1oe. lrcor:.r: r.:
the great nsts.ca! discoveries Of Tin axe ,aay &,
s"1eFt the system, o. osvarcnstI~t f.. pso.e;:!. -
Small roS. the Cephaltc Pill for s.,!.eef efIracs a.
the use Of Qufne for the prcssnt.on Vt Fesrr .:s'
Of "hlca Is sarc sreciao whose be:e.ts vii: II
por!snesa By suffering huGAs:s7 loa: 41:sz tasa: .-
eoTsss.s ere forgotten.
, 1860-11-27
GREAT CARPET Hall,
NolliSter & wilkins,
l35 ! 1T --- L1tu Street $50 l33 / 13-
{yPSTllz9l
TIE Eest Goods at Low Prices.
C4RPET1NC9,

Hare On hand ami 0!cr fnr sae Vt thcir avn lnrorAa
tn a'i II tts'" b--t 'ttnr- Manufacture tie
aa1 M nesI assortment n tle NoEt!west of Mcdai:l.n
in:rha Extra Fins ln.sai,i Cttou and Wuai Ing ;sns
fnor.in Mo ts is: :;ps.! is rSit ysass Tape+.sy
Greatest sa!tetg Ertees AID pA:sers comprising II.
o3en- In Ch:s ago. IIa Which tLej osr Vt ths iuvtt.t
, 1860-11-27

spring Eeu'+ Hal: Cotton Sest;ras., Excelsior 2nt
Ms<. hnttrcsse-. Feather e.ts. Eo!-trt% AMI ti..ox
Mtkcti Hni.ts S:tcts. ptis,~ Casrs lour Ee-. fe.s
Etoo4n !a:latu Ctous. r!,a.4rs~ t;sa4.!tul tiuth-
Cnsle,i lltr ot ~ iJE. rars: Mos. HAI tarels!or By
tllr bale SEA Cras- Springs. ebb!n. ht,l Lnce Mat
, 1860-11-27

Coena M:ttiaEs for 0:nces. C:,'1rc.rs Ic-i,he. &C.
III a v t:s. l-tI oEeA1 IT, two s:.-tis tl.:
sss." s;as:il:. o':: s:it: ar! c.tke.' o st...lui
a'9atth AMI aii yastI~ ~te: slos;:!. yti.
VII tf!s-t!- i:.l lttte !:;.-. 4"tsA JAte MAEt.!s
tru.'t sxsytn ah"!!c and >!se I.sIta Mats VI ths
, 1860-11-27

@: these Offer = 1argn ani uns4ya::eh assortment
tl:a'; Is rr:asd. utat: st,e ;:tee. Of En l and
.t-ffaH H.laEt.ttult Ii n4!t4,uf one uEe ri H.
ahs yat4 and mo yrs..s ~iie 1t irrcs .izrr
el!1:s - SIX sA.: INA Ter ya.d. Also. Heavy sl:.-r
N tiu:ss t~t>e iett. ti At.r !eet nst tH.:t, tyr:
test "Lle E1 ttyes irn l.',: ~ :r ,E:t;:-3 yer s.
Aso-!ab tH tsot!ss In patterns ard By the a.L A..
, 1860-11-27

M2rylan1.
The following is 1)le efllcinl vote of tic


Brockinrfdge's majority y...-.-....-....
, 1860-11-27

RICHMOND. Nov. ~ 1850.
Tho position Of Mr.. Buchanan on The aucs-
ton Of secession is causing some alarm among
the conservative nlen here. Thcprtsumption
is that he will employ coercion in reference 10
any State that may sccede. If lie does he will
most assuredly be met By resistance, and revo-
luton must be the inevitable consequence.
Every man In the South, however conserve
tive, would oppose any attempt at coercion to
the last extremity.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-21
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this cvcry-t
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is com
bined from the most active remcdials that have
been discovered for the cxpurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of tho
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affcc-
tons which arise from il, such as ERUrrrvs
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ASTHoSY's FINE.
Rosr, or EnrsrrELAs. PrMrLEs. PusTuLrs.
BLoTCHHs, BLAISs and BoILs, TuNoRs, TErrRn
and SALT RHEux. ScALD HEAD, RTSowoRx.
RHguMATIsM, SYPHILirIc and MERCURIAL DIs-
RAMS, DRoPsr, DYsrErsIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FRoH VIrIA.s
TED OR INPURR BLOOD. The popular belief
in &" "in,purity Of the blood is founded in truth.
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is TO purify and rcgcncrntc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible ia
contaminated constitutions.