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didate Of its own before the people, or in the
electoral colleges and that the only hope Of
either Of its fragments, consists in calcula-
tons, probably delusive, Of bringing overtoits
candidate, a majority of States, or Of Sena-
tors, after failure Of election by the people?
And is il not proclaimed by a considerable
portion of the adherents Of one Of these frag.
ments, that the election Of Lincoln would Of
itself be a cause sufficient for disruption OF
the Government, and resistance to his inau.
guration, while they indirectly contribute to
this result, BY throwing away their votes sup
on Mr.. Breckenridge, who, according to any
basis Of calculation made knswn to the public,
hasno reasonable prospectofelections These
are questions Of moment, and f0ndly hope
they will be duly considered by the people OF
the whole country.
congratulate you, gentlemen, on the daily
improving probability Of the success Of Bell
and Everett, and thereby Of dispensing the
clouds OF sectional hatred which now lower
upon our horizon. There is feeling OF
loyalty to the Constitution and attachment
to the Union Of the States in the breasts Of
the people before which questions of mere
party ascendancy OF sins" and ''outs" Of the
temporary enjoyment Of the honors and
emoluments Of office, sink into utter insigni-
ficance. We have seen il manifested in
1920, in 1888, in 1850, on each Of which oc-
casions Clay was its chosen leader and ex-
positor, and many Of his rival, and adverse
ries thought it no disparagement to rally I'M
der his banner, always the banner of the ma
tion, never of a section, and in my opinion,
we are destined to witness like exhibition
Of loyalty and patriotism in 1860.
am, gentlemen, with high respect,
Your obed't sery't,
/ WM. 4. GRAHAM.
Messrs John Baxter, Horace Maynard, o.
P. Temple, Jas. q. Luttrell, w. G. Brown.
/ low, Committee.
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wslar.. naI.am ef w.la cnerrr.

70 The shois history q Medical Discoveries no rsn
sdy has performed % mlny snd such rsmakabIe cure.
q he namsiga. affections Of The Thsosi LunFs. snd
Dhesi--of Coaghs cel., Bronchitis. Innususi. whoog
ing Cough, Group. Asthmi o. Consumption it.sli as
ihi. tirismed. l0nslrsl. aud justly esebrssl Bslssm
- ssas'aily Acknowledged i he superior sseslIsnss
q this remedy ihsi but So q ne many who have lei.
Cd - virtues By experiences l 70 hep Il on hand s
speedy and certain lof sudden stiacls q Cold
fully believing hist a. remedial po~ers are soap,.h.n.
sss e.sssh % embrace every form of al.ea.s soa ne
slightest cold 70 ihs mosi dangerous sympom. u 81.
monaiy complaint
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

csnifeais from NJ. Nofboras Morton. Ofths Essm.
liner Oiiee, Richmond.
Richmond. vs.. psh "a tsso
Nessfa = ". FowLK a Co, fseatlsmen = ,.sh
pleasure testify 70 The great meft ~ your n,,l..b
long medicine. ~. WliayS Bal.a1s II Wiz fI,,,s
which islkewiss highly tslgsd b. ss, u Oh, s.,.,s,'
81 ri'iEens. Who have itsird ~ virtues i, tssl.
~, msie use p The Basim soms three yes,. sine,
VOC violent snd distressing cough. wbieh h.a.sd ~
MI ~ phy.ieans. snd my y experienced such r,s.
uyiag relief o 70 indsce me 10 perss,srs IN n sss
awa,s Keep bt ms.ssd ever iipd 10 b. snfs,linr n
~ elects No medicine that have ever us,d has rI,sn
such speedy relief Yours truly.
NORBORNE NORTON.
IL caniioa % Pssthaseys The oaIy esssIs, VIZ.
ar Bsisam hss The Eriiisa siEnstsse ~ & BUTTS.
and tbe printed one ofths Pfopeofs ou Ire outer wan
pei; all oihsf i vie and worthless.
Prepared BY seth W. rowIe a Co. Boston. ana &,
.ale hy Webb 4 Dickson. Hillsborousb, n. n. ssup.
isis, Chapel Hi; Wilism.& Haywood, Raleigh and
y ~ D'assi',s. and al wholesale By Adds a Grsy,
kiehmoad. and n. A. &c.A. ssnios. NoaeiL.
Juns 10. at-ten
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The Emperor Napoleon. in speech al
Algiers. during his. late visit there. gave his
IDEAS Of wha. constitutes civilization. lie
said:
providence requires Us TO extend over
this land the benefits Of Civilization. Now,
What Is civilization: II is to consider hap
piness as something. the life 81 man Is mnch.
aud his moral perfection as the greatest
good. Thus, 10 elevate the Arabs 10 the
dignity Of ireemen. 70 spread Among them
instruction, al the same time respecting
their religion 10 ameiorate their condition
by raising from the earth all the treasures
which Providence has deposited there. and
which bad Government would have ster.
lie. Such is our mission. and we shall not
fail In H."
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Tmr Exrrs.los o. Ms. Howr's p.Tsr-

Tn ExTESsIoS 90 Ms. HowE's PATrT-
Many persons suppose Mr. Hove invented
the Grover and Baker Stitch. and that the
great value Of this stitch was the reassn u
The extension such is not the case Mr.
ilowe's Machine made the shuttle sttrh,
but il was The first Automatic Sewing Ma
chine. and such, the foundation 81 the art
81 Machine Sewing. Tie Grover 4 Baker
Machine - great improvement upon al
machines making the shuttle or self styled
lprk.s,ich. whether BY needle aud saat.
&c, " needle. rotary hook. bobbin and pad.
but i still employs as is basis the leading
elements Of Nc. Howe's invention.
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pk.L.l.lnhi,. OF. lalh. iseo.

Politics IL Phiiaisphia.--The Douglas
State Central Committee met last evening
aud withdrew the straight out and out ticket,
and pledged themselves 10 support The Read
ing Electoral Ticket They endorsed Doug
Jas aud Johnson as the regular nominees &c
the Democratic party. An attempt was
made TO erase the Breckenridge Electors
from the ticket. but il was unsuccessful.
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THE PRo.Pgcrs Is NEW YoRE.--In a let
ter written By the eloquent Hon. Chas.
O'Conner. Of New York. On the slh Inst.
to fliend 10 Tennessee, the following. par
sgraph occurs;
Eve feel morally certain II lie
feaiing the Black Republicans in this State.
That accomplished, The failure nf their can
didate. ], inevitable. We have laid ASIDE
al personal predictions. aud might .ay all
party tie, except those which bud Is 70 the
Constitution AMI secure our hostility 10 sec.
tionalism We have taken cugnizancr Of the
Truth. that il New York can be saved. the
whole country will be sal,, aud have writ.
Ten upnn our banner "Uniun iar the sake ol
The Union" Al the conservative men 81
our State are nov united 10 the support Of a
single electoral ticket.
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WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE,

Under this head the National Intelligen.
Ger quotes from Gov. Wise's speech at Nor
folk on the 9th ult., some paragraphs in
which he attributes the probable success Of
the Republicans to the Democratic hocus
pocus invention OF on-intervention in 1854, Z
and to " the device of Lecomptonism, pre-
pared and prosecuted by the President Of
the United States" which Gov. Wise calls
!. this infamous Lecompton fraud" This i
putting the saddle on the right horse; only
that the Governor might have cited other
acts Of his party which assisted to raise up
the Republican party. An intelligent Nor
thcrn gentleman, thoroughly conservative in
his principles, said to US a few days ago in
New York, that half million of Republi-
cans were made in one night by the assault
of Brooks upon Sumner in the Senate cham
ber." A strong expression, but we doubt
not as true as il is strong. ubserur.
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DnSsIrY or PnPrLTfioS ~ THE USITED
SfArss.--S me 81 tie facts disclosed by the
cen.u. are that the on.slasehaldlng States
are twice as dense as the slasehulding States.
Tie middle States are the drnsyst next. lie
New England then the Northwest then the
South. aud lastly the Southwest. The States
taken together have density IL about SIX.
teen to the square nile. With The density
Of Sweden aud Norway, which are the least
populous u any European States. The United
States would have forty .fse millions 81 IN
habiiants; with the density Of Russia, over
eighty millions with that IL Spain. two hun.
dred millions; Of France. i've hundred mil.
lions Of Britain, tx hundred and sixty mil.
lions; d Belgium, eleven hundred aud fifty
millions.
Ia population. the UGitcd States is ptoba.
bly, exceeded only BY four Of he European
Powers. namely, Russia. Austria. France aud
the British Empire 10 Europe. Il is nearly
or quite twice as populous a. Prussia, SPAN
or Turkey, aud is equal to the aggregate
population u twenty.four out Of the thirty.
seven States Of Europe.
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ty.four; present number thirty five thousand
seven hundred and ninety-seyeii, marriages
seven thousand fifty-nine; burials twelve
thousand four hundred and forty-two; Sun
day school teachers fourteen thousand and
ninety -one; scholars one hundred and eigh-
teen thousand and sixty-nine. Amount Of
contributions for missionary and charitable
purposes one million sixhundred and twenty
seven thousand one hundred and eighty
three dollars and twelve cents.
- Petersburg Eaprsss.
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tbs BRRcKIsRIDGE TICKET WITHpRAwS IL
NEw YoRK.-We are ia a position this NOR
ming to gratify the curiosity, or rather 10
confirm the expectation, raised hy Mr.. o.
Cnnner's statement, in his speech at the
| Cooper Institute, Monday evening. that be
/ lore twenty tour hours had elapsed. the only
party that had not joined in the fusion would
have recorded is willingness TO ratify Il.
rumor was Immediately current that Mr
Green and his coadjutors on the nreekin-
ridge State committee. had decided TO with
draw their ticket. As will be seen BY the
report which we publish ths morning Of the
proceedings If that committee at The Aston
House, yesterday and last evening. the ru-
NOR proves TO be authentic. The gentle-
men composing the Breckenridge electoral
ticket have unanimously resigned, and the
state committee have. with equal gnanimity.
resolved to give their support 10 thr fusion
brought about by the Copper Institute COM
mittee. This tsnly consummaiion Of the
long moatel coaliiinn, viii hardly break The
effect OF the republican victor, in Penn.,l-
vania. Still, discaUfaging as thu Penns,l Iva
MIA news is lur the fu.iouIsts. they will make
vigorous resistance, like belraguerei
garrison that has been driven to If last cit
abel. In The Southern States one hundred
and twenty ,oies are certain against Lin
cnln, and. Il the thiriy-fye votes Of New
York can be added 10 these, lie is defeated.
Til. : tile last hope 81 his opponents, and
they are likely 10 cling to i With the enrr.
gy Of a drowning man catching at the last
fragment If wreck. All the interest Of
the campaign now concentrates in New York
Nsw York Wosig
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DEATu OF TENNESSEE ilERmT.-The
McMinnyille (renn.) New Era announces
the death on the ED ult.. Of Daniel West. the
well known hermit Of the mountains, at the
aye Of seventy eight. He had lived for num-
Der Of years in the hollow Of large American
poplar iree, in the apeuing Of which he had
ilied a rude door. In tho centre Of this
hollow he would build his fire in winter and
for cooking his plain meals. This hollo
also served as his sleeping apartment, and
it is said he slept in sitting position, re-
Ginning against the wal! Of his house. Ad.
joining or near to this tree he had rude she'd
which he used as workshop where he man.
ufaclured chairs, cider mills, &c. He was a
North carolinian by birth, AMI was soldier
in the war Of 1912. lie was 81 the Mobile
station ahen the battle of New Orleans was
fought. aud heard the booming OF the gins
ehen bis old General vas whipping the Bri-
tish.
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A New RouTE TO THE PAclfIc.-A CORES.
pendent Of the Courier DIES Efas Unis, writ
ing from Managua. IN Nicaragua, gives IN
formation Of the discovery Of a new roite ia
the Pacific ocean. The Atlantic terminus Is
about midway the Mosquito coast, on stream
marked on The map "Rio Grsnde." Th'sis
described as large enough to admit our ocean
steamers, although il has been wholly over
looked thus far The water Of the river Is
deep, eighty miles inland. from which paint
il is but l25 miles to the Pacific, over lev
ell plain. All conditions favorable TO the en-
terprise are declared by the writer to be sup.
piled by this route. Not only is the level o.
The uniformity indicated, but the climate i
less torrid than that Of Louisiana. the region
be ing singulsrly heathful while the timber
necessary to engineering labors Is conven,
tent and abundant. The Courier yOuche:
for the reliability Of the correspondent.
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From the knoxville Wing.
LETTER PROM GOV. GRAHAM.

We feel assured that we cannot occup,
our space with any similar amount Of matter
that will be as useful 10 the cause We labor
in, or as agreeable TO our numerous readers
as the following noble, patriotic, and well.
timed letter from Ex- Gov. Graham, of North
Carolina. He was member of Fillmore :
Cabinet, while Mr.. Bell was in the Senate,
and therefore knew him we'll. See what he
SAYS Of Bell:
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TnE EPISCOPAL CnrRcH " THE u. S. Ac.
cording TO the Church Almanac fof 1860, The
Episcopal Church ID The United States con.
tains thiriy.three dioceses. The number Of
bishops, provisional bishops. and assistant
bishops is forty-three priests and deacons
two thousand aud thirty parishes two thou.
sand one hundred and ten. There we're or.
dained during the year seventy deacons and
ninety three priests. Number Of candidates
for holy orders two hundred and eighty zone /;
churches consecrated sixty.nine. The bap.
tisms we're as follows Infants thirty thou
sand four hundred and thirteen; adults FIVE
thousand one hundred and twenty .one not
stated four hundred and eighty seven total
forty thousand and twenty.three. Number
Of Combinations fifteen thousand Eve hun.
dred and ninety.six COMMITMENTS added
fourteen thousand seven hundred and nine
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ceaifeais from NJ. Notboras Morton. 9TH. Exam.
insr Ofhee, Richmond.
, 1860-11-13

DOAKDlNG.-A suit Of rooms,
ID also stasle ronns sad day board caa be ootalned
~ Ann IA linn ktreee South size. Ep43{+f
, 1860-11-13
United States,

/. OSSING'S Historic !
-.
, 1860-11-13

~ Auction sales this morning. At ~ O'Clock,
Of furniture, Bcdstcads, &c. By Gilbert and samp-
son, Anctioneers, No. a. Lake street.
, 1860-11-13
ANoortfonraeut Of the Stntc.-

AN1DFttO6HEnG 0I E0G eEAIGs
Cndcr the precnt 'apportionment; Cook
e3aa.y has only one Senator md four Repre-
tenta,ires in the Illinois Lcyislaturc. But H.
der The apportionmcnt to be naade by the new
Legislature, thi. coanty will be entitled to
double hct rrcz ent number Of mcnbcra.' :.
The Constitution provides that the United
States ccnsus shall be adopted for tie eanmcT:-
alton 0: tho stalc, and Tint the Senate shall
consist Of twenty-five and tho House OF
seven.r-dve mcmbcrs, until tho population
Of the State ktail amount to ono million souls,
WIN five additional members shall be added
u the House. and five additional :or cycry fire
hundred Thousand thcrea4ttf, mil the whole
numbe: reaches ont; hundred, stter which
the number ahali be neither Increased nor do
creased" .,
Estimating tie present population Of the State
At 100000, the ratio for Senator would !
5000. mud for = Representative 90 ooo Cook
county has 1859 inhabitants, which would
entiuc her to:rwp Senators and seyen Rc1re:
.cntatives, with fraction Of 5,57s unrcpre-
scented. Should. fte population Of tie State
not exceed 1,o5oooo, this county would get
e!gh: members Of the House It is safe, there
fore, to say that the delegation TO be elected
two years hence win contisi Of two scnstors
aad ut least sey,en membera ,of' ths love-
House, ...
, 1860-11-13

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.1:a.1- - u..ao ~ -..ss ,,t;an s;.yn.se
80, s az a;.s,.ss 4,s; ,..:s ~ ~ na..1c, r. ,,c
,'a ;, aAs Ts.-s s,,a:.oan ,,1;.
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r,,, ..,:a, ,,,o, n, +~.7o-nnf,v,,,r ,,r,t -1v. ton
.-.o We H. wv iii nm, 4,,c finnish.
49, -.oo- Ha,.r -, ~; ,a,;s,,.. .c,5 nc food
.-..~,-o ,rh, 49,, t,:.r-.r,r,, ~. ,nnco,1 :
M. .,'.. ,,a. ho,,. .ss ,nos,, ,:;,, hc.;.,+o
u.,'s - 1,.;,,-...,,: o,;, f,r III;
/. ha r,a.o ,,o,r, ,,a savi !. size. tn cfrnrts =
~ ~ ".1:,e ,,r,:. a.. no+.+oo ,.on c.,oi, n
rs.,., 49, ..:..., 1900 ~. :,l..1;, ,-s= ~
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wv, 49,. .,.;. or,bs .ood
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80. .nS l"V1s - ~ ap.. - ~. s.,,at
se'es y, 'As ss' ~ ss e1n. ~ ~ 1~s1N-
!e4u''eu. ~ ~ 'ea '1i1' ~ t T.N ~ 49, ~
|: s"ea's 'nou'alu peolte ~ n"'4s@' "1''
WITHOUT cur ala' see 'no Aopc VI eeeape
from aoe nof1o'S u osa1a ato" elut a'4on'
, 1860-11-13

ar,;1awaiting the attention Of the Grand Jury,
w.ea the cl,apcery casrs will be reached where
}:u ell IL. Eurch stands ".No. 49," but, fifteen
Gases having been referred to the Muster, it
viii bc reached by7he middle Of the week: ),
TIC complainant Is represented b5 s1cssrs.
Iloyne, Miller + Lewis, Walker, Van A,uau
& Dozcr, ali Of Chicago Hon. Usi ossood Of
Josic:, Judge Barry Of St. Charles, and MI the
aisorulci; Of Napcrviue:.: The defendant is
I: :, Resented BY Hon. o. Fl Browning Of: :Quln-
c.. Hon. J. r. Farnsworth, 3: G. Caulaeld,
;Gso. scdgwiek, and 'ecveral other attornies IN
different localities, where tle interests. Of tho
d.:encc rcqurct the same in taking depositions.
Ii rc than n score Of tho legal fraternity are
tllas arrnycd on ono Or the otlet side Of the
ca:e. - .'''- -.
'rnc following is the Petit jury already sum-
moucI: .-.
n. ". Hnsac:, VIA. j. Dca.on, Wu,. .Tinc.,.
Efastus Cav, Horace TroDks, E5euezer Uo1met,
3. 81 skinner. g. U. Bailey, Anlasa MoTae. Henry
,R:sefrluma. D. Etrrcknsan. Ebenc-cr uuncElcc.
JoAn 1'cmley. l.. {. Guild. Daniel 6teazhs, Luctcn
la gen. -anlbro=e 4. 0asex. Newton Hawks Jacob
No;'raw, Lyman Clifford, Henry u. Lyman.
The intcrcst this Aearing-whcnever 1t el'all
CONC oil, is: pretty well attestcd by the fact
that the lsailing Sew Fork papers will each bl
represented. BY. special reporters, and will IT.
GIVE daily telr=raphic reports of the same.
, 1860-11-13
Constipation Or Costiveness.

No oac Of the ns1T Ills deaa Ia heir to" Is prcvt-
lent 81 little understood. and mach Neglected IS
CostIyeneaa. Often originating IA earclessneas. Or se
entary habits 1t IL regarded sugat disorder Of too
lttis consequence t. excite anxiety willie II reality It
Il tic prccurso: a:d companion Of 1raay Of the ott
lalal a1d dangerous diseases aud rr1es4 eary esadca-
tel 1t viii bring the sufferer to NJ untiIciy G12ye.
Among the Lighter evils Of which cosliveness il IT,
usual attendant are Neadaehe, collie. I:heun ktisa.
Foul Breath rles aad Others Of like Easu,e, while
lon. t.n Of fshtfu1 diseases such ~ Malignant Fe
scss. Aheesses DytenseFy. DiazEhua Dyspepss. APO
pfexy. Epslcpsy. Pa.a1ss lsJstez!a. Eypochoucsata
Melancholy and Insac!:y. nsst adi:ato teir presence
Ia tho system b. this alarming symptom. Not untte~
qaent.y the diteases named originate n Constipation,
but take an independent exlateuee unless The
Il esadicated n early sta-- From Ill these cons!
ations 1t foos t.t fa- disorder shout receive !ru-
mediate atteAtion whcneveri: occurs aad 40 pcEscn
saou1d neglect to get box Of Cephaac Pills to
sst appearance Of re comossat a. shels timely u:e
will expo, tas lnaduous approaches OF disease and ee
Etroy this dangerous Gc, to human llfe-
, 1860-11-13
HotE1 TO ship Food to KnnSas.
For the chicago Tdbune.]

:; ATcnl=oS, kausas, Now 9Th, 1860.
1st- Hare each box, sack, barrel or package
i'lainly marked with the name Of the person
it is sent to, also t..c town and county. :.
Cd Have each bog, sack, barrel or package
marked to the care Of some responsible house
eitheTin Lcaycuworth City, Atchisou or St.
Joseph.
>. 3D. Have the weight marked In plain figures
81 every 1'ae';agge- ....., :..-
!, It'll. Makca specific contract for the rate. Of
freight either TO St, Joseph, Atchison or Lcay-
enworth City.
5.h, Take threc bills ofiading and hayecyery
package o. article distinctly stated. with the
class it belongs to, weight and rate:
:: 9th Keep one Of the above hills Of lading
yourself, send ono per mail 10 the party whom
the goods arc Intended lor, and send the otAcrto
the party to whose care they are sent,
:. By following out these directions to the let
ter, no goods will go aslray, neither will there
be any mistakes OF, ovcseharggcs....
A. S. PARKER Il Co.,
Forwarding aad Commission Mcrchaate. .Atchison,
, 1860-11-13

Private dispatches received lcrc ycstc7-
day s;ato-that considerable excitement pre-
vailed in financial circles IN New York
c:iy throughout the day. Almost every
description Of stocks, except State and
Ea;isl States tun.blcd from: oae. TO- eight
per ceEt. ali manner Of 7ua,ors from The
Soo:.l were pat upon the Street, some Of
which wee true aad some were doubtless
iuy>n:c! by spectators for fall. Among
those which gained currency was report
tina; tue E.l,a uf South Carolina had sus-
paric>i specie payments, THIS, if not true,
YVES Il lcas: but the anticipation Of what is
sa.c to happen, il tho secession movement
continues. The same thing wall doubtless
follow III tie other States which threaten
secession. and perhaps will extend to all
:ao Southern .bar!ls. Those Of Now Or
leans ere in poor condition to meet a
pau:c, having recently extended thoir. line
Of discounts 10 aid in moving the cotton
crop. To save themselves, the Southern
banks will make run upon those of New
York, but tic latter arc in . strong condi-
ton, unl the former must sooner or latcr
sa:caln5. 1t is only question Of time
Meantime, the New Yor.; city banks have
.Arown ou: the bills OF Southern banks,
which, o; cozrsc, viii force The latter home
by tic cspcel;cst possible conveyance. The
loss?ar, Of tic So;l.h will find in few
d,ys tia: t:.cv have placed their respective
States upon tLc verge Of bankruptcy. The
fact Will rroh1tly irius to the Light con
.crva!:72 Union sentiment, even in the
mos. ultra OF tho secession States, the c1-
is!cncc Of which the politicians had scarce
IL et1stnr!p1
, 1860-11-13
Nfm advertisements.


Ing ssodepey In thl4 ssp to appropriate the most
rre;a1ve words Of other languages ard after whCc
to}acofpozase them into own thus tas word cer-
halle, which u from tao Greek. ti.nifyins '@ie: lie
head" Is nos beco ming po7alszszed IL connection
E.ta III. sraldln:s grca: Headache re'aedy, bet it
viii soon he used La general WIT. aad te word
cspha.tc will become ~ common II kleceretypc and
many ot:.era whose distinction u foreign words has
been wosa sxar bJ common uaa.o urtI1 theJ see1a
"uat;se aad to the uaocT born"
, 1860-11-13

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~ House. on tae line Of City Rail. ays. either oa
tho South Vest Sles, within two ndles Ut the Court
House. ncat furnished Cottage. for which good,
careful tenant may be secured by addressing Drawer
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