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From Charleston.

CuAWLESToN, Nov. 23.-The Farmers FIX.
chahge Bank suspended specie payment yes
terday.
Heavy eastern orders for cotton were coun.
,ermanded.
The steamship Nashville took out nearly zoe
Storage passengers. About 500 more will be
shipped this week. They came from the North,
and will be sent back at the expense Of the
Steamship Company, by order Of the Mayor.
Cotton is still lower. Prices are irregular,
and favor cash buyers hall Il cent. Moderate
men think the suspension Of the Northern
banks will have an important and favorable
elect against secession.
There has been 4 torchlisht procession to.
night, with tranSparcncieS, and the ne,to-
The 'Sou,n must govern the South" There
were also lEuSic aud fireworks.
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Gcornia Convention Bill pu.,e,

The bill from the Senate authorizing the call
Of u Convention Of the people, passed the
House Of Representatives yesterday by Il
unanimous vote. 1t rrnrides that an election
of delegates shall be held in the different coIn-
ties on the first Wednesday in January; that
each county having two Representatives in the
Legislature shall be entitled to three delegates,
and those counties having one Representative
shall be entitled TO two delegates. The Con
yention is to meet at the Capitol on the 18th
day of January, 1861, and the per diem anu
mileage of the delegates shall be the same as
members of the Legislature ,ViHa'gsrtM
Recorder. Nor. 81.
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Important from IIissIssIppi.

JACKSON, Nov. 2k.-The Senators and Rep.
resentatives in Congress from Mississippi held
a meeting here to-day, and unanimously de
clared for separation and Il Southern Conledera'
cy. Great enthusiasm for disunion prevails
throughout the State.
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PROGRESS OF LlBEglA.-The clipper ship
South Shore, which, carried 10 Liberia 4 por.
ton OF the re,captured Africans landed at Key
West, has arrived ut New Orleans, with ad.
vices from Buchanan as late MS September 2+th.
President BenSon's administration in Liberia
is elerating that African State to a most prom
isins condition. Emigrants lately settled in
the country are doing well, and everything de-
notes PROSPERITY.
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ST. IurlS, INV. 93.-!Tlrc Governor has "
derel ont Gen. Frn.t'S brigade 10 resist th, IN
yaSion Of the OUTLAW Montgomery.
Gen. Harvey has lett Tor l.caYlnw"'tiI.
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:ali,souri Election.

Douglas is uhca.l Of Bell $40. with Ike com.
ties to hear from, which III august last cave
the following vote: T.. f.. Jackson, i0!, bFr 321,
II. Jackson lit.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH FREgIHi i SLAvE.--Atlhe
close Of the services at Plymouth Church, in
Brooklyn y. y, on Sunday evening, Mr., Beech
er presented to the audience a mulatto girl. TWEEN
ty-lwo years old. named Louisa. who had been
purchased from her master in Maryland by Mr..
Seibold, Of Washington, for 5000, in order To
obtain her liberty. Mr.. Bcecher stated that
800 had been raised, leaving $500 more re-
quired for her freedom. The sum Of $Jll was
collected. and Mr.. ". Il. Sage gave his name
for the balance. IN the collection was Il gold
ring, which Mr.. Bcecher placed on the
finger Of the girl, saying it was her freedom
ring. Mr. John B.. Cough gave the girl fifty
dollars 10 pay her expenses 10 Washington.
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Ex.CoIrrnor MIne.

NvIruLx, Nov. 23.-Ex Gov. Wise has "iler'
| ed his services to Gov. GiSt Of South Carolina.
in cn>r rf un emergency. and in the event
that his services may not be required by itr.
gibil. -
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CITY AND STATE NEWS

"'J'ushci
Ihee''"s '" '"e "e'ei"''ls U! lh's c!'y was hn.A
last evening at d O'Clock, AT the rooms If d;
ahSanco Of Horaca x.n, Pa" In The
Of the former meeting. Andrew r,l,,. liar.
was called to the Ehair-George J. SfimrI.
FsI,, ac'hs rs secretary.
vas 'oi>,"e'"o'e d:scusslon-I We are
'O'sIu u o".'l tsc report oil It for wan, o..
'oo"i- anu l!haiIy the following resoluti2.
P'pnPosInp ,mt. =: N fsGker, was adopte!
t'I'' mat ms meeting respectfully re.
'..hs - 'is Guy ha'iEs TO receive and psv
rin, 80, Wv S'''s"i Country Banks.
Tee To confer with the Banks. not heinz n-n"-.
cal 10 report. '"c meeting al ournei % Non,i..
'''" 'lN' >"'''' pace an! hour.
MerTlxu OF EA>X COMMITTEES.
# RI. Bank r,ipmi;,cs ~ e.. ''E'''~
=. n..,. 80: =. '.''' e"ea o! tac
~ US "t'I on Sa;gri"T
,n,"s," 90" ~, - -.''l i!ie inSu:a,1a
notes .! the independent i'tnHs oI ,hs7 S..
''rt ""'1" '''+''I H"' t'tE o'''.
.h. r..oI".,l "'.'?t'"',ohS was tia,
u,rLs =, r,c,;., 49,. i.". = t.'e"' ''>prc'iTr
b ia, Ru,t.. -, -. 81
,a,,,I, WI, ~. '''H'.e'r' solvent -
IT, 80 '"'.'@ ""- hFhhc!!cS, -
i", - - "'" ''":',!!rS, 70: Iu".4
a." -HH'1.''o".
,ri =, ~ ~ co.. a.''oH sa"eH ":tn y
'''"'"se'
10 N~iE:lSiA AHr Trssl.>Lg Raj Po..
c'orrvS i:oirra>-rnc Treasurer Of ,hc
.,:,;, o.,I r.nr,..
~Ior:,, ,h,r f,.,o .nJ .,f,r ri. ,ln,l s"''
pare! {" ca>!! Il. interest coupons 9th, IT,.
ana second mortgages Of ;lc Company Gac H.
Ne" York, lSt Of January, ISL, w:.!"a: H.
''"'k'' mani, most ''''.~.'"".e deaf
'S'U''''' al I've Hi"'sA'"' il?'e! n i..> ~
en- l~l'''2"ay '''Gh; last. All oc.12E the >ar1.
rvr:.:ng Mr.. jaime, McCu!,ock. a mg-sh4.. .;
p,ter>5ur., was marie! in that ci.y ,,sN,.
Workman. They lrtl the tiivhy the ,-,iu
o'clock, anl Dat 80 ~ the Spotlswoyl Iia,.r r.,
E!cE.Maui. on their way on a bridal ,oi.r. -.
husband ava! l:iir sat ,!0"n 10 SUPPER inIn!~.
'T :. ~ u, :, 90 I'''' "t''!t At '"'
- =; ' wa Se,Ht,' I'm i ''''',".-
a. ,'H"''''7 Va SEA ;. ''e Lt"t'' 'A'
''''s anu n'e'>"H" "e'C immediately c!.''
a. ''' '''"'"'' S""' l'"'r'' "' 10 AVA! a'", III
~
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Liner from CalifornIa-The Political Az
pect OF the State.

Sr. JosErH's, Nov. 22.-Thc overland ex.
press Of the 10th has arrived here.
The steamship Sonora sailed for Panama on
her regular day, with 100000 in treasure.
The election returns show that Lincoln is
l,l5l ahead, bu: tie returns are not complete,
The Legislature. however, has q Douglas ina
jori;y, .i.;ch secures II Democratic Senator in
pIycc .f ~:S,H:alor Gwiu.
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The prp6IdcnI,s .MensN1e.

The message will he presented to Congress
on the second day Of its session. Advance 60.
pies will be sent North as far as Boston, and
South as far as Richmond. II is believed that
the President takes stroug Union views, and
will oppose secession 10 the bitter end. Es'
cbnnr IaEtr.
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,s.bn ohi.Luurf tDIunIrurs.

ST. Louis, Nov. 2t.-'h'n Frost brigade
Of volunteer militia start imr the frontier To,
morrow to resist IInniE"in"rl's iilra:"nrd rad
in tits STATE. l:ry ica"c ir n SPECIAL train Tor
the Sccl.r vi disturbances.
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The Bunton Banks.

BosroS, Nov. 23.--Thc clearing House com.
mittec have recommended the banks .! lhlS
city to discount their entire receipts, and The
adoption of \ system similar 10 that adopted
by the New York banks.
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suspru,iou Of Baltimore Rank els

BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.-Samuci Harris { Sons,
bankers. suspended To day. 1t Is understood
that the suspension will he only tc'IrVrai;.
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What would that amount to in the way OF
securing our rights in the Territories, or rem
dcring our property more safe from their
thicying cmmissarics, when they have taught
their people i'll the school room and from the
pulpit that il Is no crime to steal our slaves, but
i burning shame and damning sin 10 suffer us
to reclaim them? They might tomorrow re-
peal all their laws against the rendition of lu.
gitivc slaves, and yet, under the teachings of
their clergy and politicians, not n slave less
would Lc stolen from the South, nor 4 fugitive
more br recovered 10y his master. Talk Of
honor or safety in such a Union! The idea is
absurd. Hope those gallant States which have
taken the initiative will not cease nor stop short
of a total and final separation, leaving the lac.
gard States Of the South TO choose between
political degradation and disionorable subnis-
sion to Northern dcspotisr, or 4 bold, manly
alliance with the gallant chivalroui South
where the rights Of all will be respected, and Il
common interest and omIno destiny will
mark their progress through all coming time.
Nnv. Is, 1860. NoRrn-WEsr.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. on Tuesday, Nov. e";h, a: 8; !oans Church.
Roanoke county, by Rev. p. Tin.Isy, nEu' "HiSUH CAkE'
frr O. the late ti-n. EdS. Na:;-.
g,.strp. on the 18Th uIi., y: Gale Church, EastrIlie
Va hy Kew. Ir. Coalivr, NJ. ROBINSON NOTTINGHAM
10 Mis-. REBECCA VI. BYRD, boIhO! Northampton equity,
Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27
The North Carolina Legislature iferalta-
tory Neasures-Survcy Of the kanAns In
dian KcsrryatI0HS-The Ucfaultin" Post
TTn.tnrs tr

Wnsfers, &c.
WAsulyGroy, Nov. 24%.-- Letters from Ra!rig'i
hare been received by several gentlemen N
this city, in which it Is stated that the ~l.cgiS!a.
,ure will not 90 into the election Of 4 Senator
at the present session. but that retaljatoiy
measures against the business interest Of Ger
tain Northern States will be adopted. and fiat
North Carolina will resist the cOercioa al Il It
ceiling State II, the General Government.
The Land Ullirc has ordered q survey Of ltc
Kansas Indian reservation in the Territory At
Kansas. About tilrcc.tilth> ot It is 10 hc sold
to whites, as stipulated by n recent treaty with
the Indians. and the proceeds are To bc appr"-
priated for their benefit. The REMAINING two
iil,l,s are - be la;l out in ioily.acrr lots. one
of which is 10 l. held by zach indian IN >c:-
crafty.
The Numerous lostinastrIS nii", S"In: tiiEc
since, found themselves in default to the Coz.
eminent on account If their using the funds
that accumulated in their hands ,iurin. the l"'.
Rod for which Congress iaI!c'i 10 appropriate
for postal service. have generally lailul, u:,
If ninrlr mi!!iHI,S If dollars that have been
collected by the g~"'rrmncnt since lS+j. rom
not less than Il hundred thousand pDslnastrrs.
less than half Il million has been lost.
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@,NurE.-Thr above Suln total Of IS, 49,
T43 IS, it will lie observed. is the amount rc-
cciyed anI on MaIi, ia ;hc Treasury. but il cnI-
braces portions Of the items received for The
Literary Fund, Board Of Public Works and
Sinking Fnn,l, which are necessarily credited
twice, thus: $3JQ.3iS ~ Of the Literary Fund
was received from the Commonwealth a''!
Board Of Public Works Fund. 1910 600 -" o.!
the Board of Public Works Fund WAS :ccciT
ell from the commemorative Fund. and
s., 2G+, 500 70 of the Sinking Fund was rccciv.
cd from the Commonwealth Fund; SO that
the actual receipts for the tisca! year were
Sj.974,G2 Co. 80, aud the actual Disbursements
So. 720,3lj 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

MlLLEpGEviLLg, No2. 23.-The bill removing
the Instructions on banks relating To suSpen'
sion$, passed tic Senate to-day by 4 vote OF "
Ia II
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.

\ meeting OF the people of Frederick is TO be
held at Winchester, on the lst Of December,
ITO take into consideration the condition Of the
country, resulting from the election of an Abo-
lition President by y pure Abolition vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

Mr.. Glass, the Democratic Postmaster at
Lynchbnrg, having given notice that he will
not hold his place under President Lincoln,
the Alexandria CVa.J Sentinel, observes as fol-
lows:
I'VE think he is wrong. As long Is Virgil
mia remains in the Union We shall want post
offices, and We want good men in them, and
our State government should take care TINT
none hut good mel shall fill them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

The State Convention in South Carolina is
called for the purpose Of .Steeij"g--lh that Of
Georgia for DeiiBerutiny-and those Of Ala
bama, Mississippi and Louisiana for Cons"'t.
ihn
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In rs much rs tho election Of a President OF
the Richmond and York River Railroad compa-
ny is expected to come off on the 18th of De-
cember next. and, whereas, much, very much,
is said as to the fact who shall be elected on
that occasion, it does appear to nc, land |
have heard others express the same oplnlon)
that in view Of the financial condition Of the
country, and the peculiar circumstance sur
rounding the road, as | understand it, the pre-.
sent incumbent ought not to refuse to serve, il
it shall be the pleasure Of the company to re,
elect him. The interest Of the stockholders
and Of the State demands his services t" curry
on this important work; at least, through this
great crisis, and | hope he will reconsider this
matter and suffer his reelection, and enter upon
his duties with renewed energy.
Your correspondent would not, i'll any wlse.de'
tract from OF attempt to question the ability OIL
any gentlemen who may have been spoken OF
to fiji the said place. y SroCNnoLnEK.
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y WIZ
lkT IN

DIED, III ;lr sd Instant. al the re,:d=nc- Q: hsr mother,
Mrs. {. G. Che7sli., MARY GALLEGo, wife 0! Capt. Z.
Lord UasGT, T. :. y.
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Large numbers of the incn who worked 10
defeat Mr. breckenridge in Kentucky arr now
calling upon linn and asking him to go Sonth
and use his influence As the man who of all
others rar do most to quiet the disa!ls"ied
Sta.ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

GEORGIA GIRLS Is lloMESruH.-Thc Allan.
IL (Ga.) American, reporting the State fair,
says:
Not the least attractive feature Of the day
was the appearance on the grounds of a
party of twenty.seven ladies, teachers and put
pills Of the "Spring Hill School, attired in a
substantial check homespun dress, made FASH
iouably full und flowing. Twenty:sevcn bloom.
ing, bright-eyed Southern lasses, in cloth Of
Southern manufacture, Of which the staple was
peculiar to their homes, was indeed Il sight
worth seeing on a Southern fair ground.
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<ri-s srrSe. Esnnkh.

ranArr;rmA, Nov. 2S.-The Trr0tvi:, y
J.. Banks suspended specie .paymea: to-day.
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ALENASpEA.-.At the Il adjourned mcc;in. Il
the merchants Of Alexandria held nn Friday
last. the following re!"r: Of The business cnti.
mittec was adopted:
Your committee to whom wa< assigned the
duty Of preparing business for lhis meeting.
believe it 10 incXrcdicnt aud unnecessary T."
take further action in reference Ia lie Nnin"ir!
interests of the community
The meeting then adiorrrrd ,'ns G'e.
Mr.. Jonah ~I'urrciS dwelling. hear Caloctin
Baptist Church in l%.oulnun county. Va. Wa
DESTROYED b.. fire on the lllh inst. y. !".r"
man named Oscar, belonging :" the estate "
the late Conrad Powell. has been found .u;i,y
Of setting iirc t. Mr.. Parcels dwelling, and
the Cour; las sentenced MIN 10 Transportation.
BALTIMORE CoSFEgEHCE.-Thc annual sittingS
ofthc Baltimore Conference ofthe NJ. l.. Church,
takcS Elucc IL StauntGn, on the %rd Of Mlrci!
neXt.
Tie action ni he last ',ri,eTal Conference on
the question Ui slavery was "i Il character so
obnoxious to the membership. generally within
the jurisdiction ul the baltimore Conference,
that an expression ol opinion hostile t"a further
connection with the ]Iirncrs; Conference. has
been almost UNIVERSAL. especially in Virginia
and Maryland. The question, therefore. Of
separation will be prominently considered -
. iS.ayuton lindicdtor.
.hccIusSr.- Gen. James [. k.In,rr. while on
his way from Greene Court House, on Wednes.
Jay nisEt last. was thrown from his sulky, and
came hear bong seriously injured. Fortunate
~, however. he escaped with a Lrni>c "n uur
oi his hands and Tie >l'rairlr. -! his ankle.
l.EESDugt.-Thc Rev Mr. Ei,il;ck has been
appointed Principal # The I.~-c<trIs Academy.
BEnroEn.-Sevcral large sales Of Innd have
been made in Bedford recently Il! p:ircS "aiy'
ing lroun Slj to So - Der acre.
Timothy Jones, Of Orange county, Va com
mitted suicide II I'rang.: courthouse "n TI'S'
day.
4 SPLIT u THE FAMiLY.-The Charlottesville
Review says that Mrs. Lincoln is L proslavery
woman. The editor quotes authority for the
assertion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

FRENCH WAX AND ADANASTISE
Il CASDLES-Iab boxes for sale b.
OF JOHN y. GORDON / 2oS.
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STILL BETTER.

STILL BETTER.
To Al! r=T sGbtcr!bers Tbo ssul OF 'is:I -.
-cr!ptioas before the ist Of January, &c W.! 80
p.I'rr grail, from the time w. f-criF- ''lr', =. 49,, ~.
~ 10 Japuary las, ths: Is. maze the Dat: &: :hr' i-''-''
lions 10 INT nee with he new Jsaf.
= Spec.tasa copies sal; Zee.
+ ! : :
All orders should be stdrestei '"'
ytS ryRrE, HORTON y.
va ~. ISs Nassau St:ee:.E
ITiRCH.-;55 sox.s stsTsn. fF Sc s!;gSPoai.
q Sore
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vessel make
Lowest estimate, in our opinion, is one trip
more per AMMAN; tina; is, one passage each way,
or one voyage.
+. What would bc the saving il wages for Il
600 tons vessel:
Including the captains pay, will be a saving
to a ship of 900 tons and upwards, OF -I6U NJ
least per trip.
). What would be the saving in steam tugs :
The. saving, as far as our experience allows
us to Judge, is not less, on the average, than
ESQ per ruyagc IN steam tugs, and their en-
pcnSes.
L. What wuutd be the Saviu. in value nr
proyis ions If such i vessel.
The provision OF ship Of l,oUu tons and
upwards will, at the lowest calculation, he .tS5
per month, and our savings will he in proper
ton to the difference Of time between the ports
as calculated
:. What would be the saving in light dues,
&C.:
Not having Il scale, Please refer To the Light
Board, and see the number Of lights between
the twn places that W would have to use.
S. Describe the risk Of weather, currents,
and collision which would be avoided
The risks from weather. currents, and COLI
sion are 50 very great that il is impossible for
ne ,o say what would be the actual amount
IN our 0ninion, il is at least 40 pcr cent. more
hmm yo,nr 10 Milford Haven.
u. What effect would avoiding such risk
h,yr. MON INSURANCE Of shin. AMI c,rrors
IN onr onin;on all REGULAR nsrt.,s Ctca,nars
,,J trs;,cr. would ne ;usor,.l g, ln.st FIR IN,
ncr rrnr less ON hin and r,rro for W;,ror1
Haven
IN I'm IN. avcr,rr how o,,,.r 40 vessels If
,his sire 90 North ,5out ,nanI FRAN Ijvrr,ooI >
W;,h Irrrr;r.u Sims and rc.,n,.r ,ra,I.rs
from orr personal experience. W. should say.
on m average, not more than one.,euth, and
those only from necessity. having been drawn
to lecwarl bv the gales that prevail at least
nine months of the year.
II. Does going North. about get rid of these
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

&c the Citizens of the S~lnrehOldin@ States:
have received 4 report contained in a cir
cnlar of the Directors Of the Great Ship Com
panv," 10 the shareholders thereof, with re-
spect to the VOYAGE Of the Great Eastern to the
United States, and the condition in which she
was found hy the Hoard OF Trade Surveyors"
when examined upon the grid-iron prepared for
her reception at Milford Haven. From this it
appears that upon her arrival at that harbor
the Directors determined 1T once to prepare
her Tor second voyage, Gas stated in my pnb-
lislirl letter Of August 80, would be the caScl
To be commenced in October; but after the en-
animation Of her bv the BOARD Of Trade Sur
~vcyors' it was determined TO postpone her de-
parturc until she could not only be put in u
thoroughly good condition, but completed IN
conformity with the original design OF her pro
iector. This work is now progressing ana VIII
be terminated bv the beginning OF March; when,
il is confidently expected that the most perfect
and capaciuus vessel that ever tioated VIII be
ready TO enter into regular communication be-
tween Milford Haven AMI the Chesapeake Bay,
# there is a sufficient amount OF practical
Southern patriotism to command her services.
The Board Of Trade Surveyors" state that
mo, a single butt (of which there are about
1000, 000J had started, nor any other symptom
of the plates having worked in the slightest de-
yrce-thc appearance Of the bottom being al
together most satisfactory" since which it has
been cleaned and coated with McJune's patent
process, by which it will be prevented from
Ionling again Tor years.
The voyage Of the Great Eastern 10 this
country was merely experimental. When test.
r,I her irnpcrfcctiOn$ were less numerous ard
serious, everything taken into consideration in
conncxio, with her magnitude, than could rca-
sonably have been expected.
Several OF the Directors Of the Great SHIP
Company" are as practical and as public spirit
ell men as the British realm contains. They
are oc resolutc purpose with reference 10 the
triumphant accomplishment Of their stupen-
douS enterprise. One Of the largest slarchold-
crs Of the company writes to them from Lon
don. under date Of Oct. is:
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h~l;Iia+Nr The new buildings nor Is"
erected at AiI'sht!y College, VII i: iil.,.
on til" 2Iih If December, II "hich tame t.,
wii ir ar accession al - students ~ 4. 90
r"w n ilr Institution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

l'ovesleO Cos Bvsl-eoeentfos 0oods-
When min a. islaaetios 10 ssseet - Beas1-
sstl rms - ISL, they u sses ssiss spea ~
Nan orswhicA ars ~ sesasioa aths psis -
i'm mmation, and remove Il froo the bedy-
Thi. quality Of alone ssising holds and ssssing
the sxpulsios Of dspssvsd hssess 10 psssssssd
By 40 other medicine. For Bsasdrsth's Pills op-
sss's soisly sp0n thsss inpsTitiss vhisA ssr-
roc "a and AFFECT the tissues md organs a9sstsa
~ disease. BIZ xAfuBnL AFFINITY, ssDy sslss
fss - nUnoRs, nncAUss Sn11n LIES - DDlov
THAT - sHE sunnosSDIne PAnss, ssd sspsa then
fro the body. Young people cannot, bat MD
die agsd ~ - psspas -, n nsassss, sSsss-
eis. . that nsdieias which, bsins ussd il sisk-
mes !, aets only upon the cause Of disease, asd
Nh Oh has no power except upoa these huness
wh. % presence produces every pals. asd vhosa
rem oval removes every disease. Whatever osgaal
il dectsd, there these wonderful pills pssstsats
and remove impurities from thus prsventing set
tlin Of the hunors, because they ere rs0oved
fro IA the body. In rheumatism, fsvsss, plssri'
sis. pains in the side, dispspsis, hsad sshe, co.
It'll, snsss. asthma, celds. eoaghs, sore threat
pill :, ulcers, boils, they give .inasdiAts relief
an il taken early, they viii prevent organic die
sas Naladies, psonouncsd beyond human skill
ha, yielded TO their influence and millions o.
hu an lives have been saved By their timely use
Oh ! how important in sickness to ne that nedi
Gin which only extinguishss the disease, ~
lea, es NO evil effect behind. Sold q Dr.. Brand
ret - Prineipal Once, No. 2s4 Canal Street, Psv
Ys I. and by al respectable dealers IL nsdi
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