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holy fathers of the church to which be-
long, and if sent to hell for the enormous sin
OF slavery, allow me the privilege of
choice to 60 with them rather than to
the heaven of the canting hypocri,e. whose
every act is to anathemetize all but his own
dogmas, and propagate error and fnschood
in every step he takes in life. Such men
under the garb Of religion, in every age of
the world and under every form of faith,
have despoiled the fairest hopes Of the hu-
man race. Such men % claim to be gui.
ded by higher law than the Constitution
OF this, country would dash TO pieces the fair
fabric Of our coun,ry's liberty, and lay
their unhallowed, polluted hands even or
the stones of the very temple Of liberty ere
they had grown cold from the hands of
Washington and Jcffc,son. Such men as
you, sir, y ould see the waves Of human pas
sion in storm sweep over the ruins Of the
lighthouse ofthe world, reared upon Tines
thousand miles of coast 10y the toll of mil
lions of the just, the virtuous, and the Wise,
at whose base lie the brains and skulls of the
i""a'isaI gulls that have dashed against ii
And, sir it such; men 90 to heaven, they
should carry with them every creeping
thing. Such men could plot treason agai. st
virtue, and sacrifice even female honor
upon the altar Of their hellish desigus. do
not convent such a heaven-have no desire
to walk the streets of your New Jerusalem,
where l am to be saluted by the whistle Of
the r"ttlesnake an the hiss Of the viper
and breathe the atmosphere poisoned 10y
The breath of the toad and the roppcricad
This may be heaven for hypocri,cs and
fanatics. but moi for me. Many years have
passed since knew YOU, sir an impu'lent
boy, and lia:ing added wickedness to impu.
dence, You have become more conspicuous
man. whilemy 'bscurity will scarcely bring
Inc to mind. have welded the knif. in
surgery fra profession, and whether have
won Iaurels ornot my history and my pro-
tession must slow. But, sir, this much will
say to you that when my country is de-
str"yed by fanatics, excited 10 deeds of
bloodslIed, the knife which has never been
turned on the human family but in kindness
and mercy, shall be keenly whet in Justice
and in vengence. Mylast surgical operation
shall be performed on such DESTROYING mon
sters, to cut from thershearts the rooted can
cer and rid the world of such cantinp byp
ocri'es. am, sir. Iuguenot Protestant
OF the Marion stock. the LIE Grand family of
France, my immediate ancestors by nv
mother. My father descended from a race
OF Scots that have never been conquered .
of the Campbell clan. and RobRoy ,cas my
eons'n! have never bought or sold, or s.o
en-, or owned a negro am Kentuckan, !
born among slaves, and no Judas shall sell
my country f"rsilyss, but he shall receive
steel instead. EarD,a friend of the Union
and an enemy of all such distufbers of nv
countrys peace, and, therefore, I am YOUR
enemy.
JOS. N. MCDOWELL, NJ. d., Professor
OF Surgery in the Medical College of Mis-
souri,
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FLnTATIoSs OF MARRIED WoAEx-Tbe

FLInTATIoSs OF MARRIED WoAEs-Tbe
iHaSsent flir,a'ion Of married women il.
one of the sbomiuations Of ihodernsssdoiety
Even desire for pronisctious admiration
islwrong in wife. The love Of one and
his approval, should be all tint. she Ought
to desire. Let her be ever SO beautiful, it is
Disgusting and appalling sight to see her
decorating fhat beauty for public gaze tos
see her seeking the attentions of senseless
tops around her, and rejoicinganthe adrnira.
ito" Of other eyes than those of Der h6t..
band. Her beauty should be forfinf alons,
LOT fut the gaze ofsthe fools ti,at ,auhef:
around herr There it always anspg I66S
sedate and the wise sessaiion of diseus
when married lady aaetnPts TO ensinasfeF IL =
or>e"t.rap young MEN by Pfefuse displaysof
her charms, or an ua!icensed outIsySof bsss
sniIes' speFcbarms and spcb smi!ss; fss sSs { !:
10 the indifferent beholdsr; ttsss
trail Of ibss sssspsnt is over thanp.s 9, =
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Franklin tells Us, 10 bis account oi sthe
copper Indians, thasold KsshaSsb, ssths,;f
exordum Of one Of his speeches, said Eft,
is very strange tha. Fneyet meetw;t6ansy;s
one ~bo is equal io ieuse y myssif' .Whx,
did this strike Franklin SO fosei5lys,ihsbs .
copper Indian, when he mos, met witkss
many parallel pass: ges amongest The '6sasaI
tribe Of Eng'ishment Psfhap hsgsysr,
hs chiefly mentions II asian tinsssaea ~ isu,se
per'or simplicity Of szprs,cn a,s g, z ..s 10y
-'.'!''.'sJ H =" 's; talaa ltd n sozik
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Professional Card.
DIR. d. S. BENSON

"OCLD respectfully informs the citizens of
W Abbeville Village and vicinity. that
he has removed his residence to the dwelling
adjoining the Episcopal Parsonage. where he
expects to he permanently located in the prnc-
tice of his Profession. His Office will be n,
the Drug Store Of Mr.. u. McL.rcnL,N where
he will generally be found during the tav
Abbeville, s. c., Dec. 24th 1859, "a, 3m
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SOUTHERN DRUG; ROUSE. .
w.
SPEARS & HIGHT.

,GTlLL occupy their old stand, SdSosite IN.
y Planters Hotel. No. 8ls. where they con oh
stsntly keep on bspd one Of the Largest Stool,
in the Southsrnac6untry,e comprising everv Ar
ticle in the Drug and Fancy Goods Trade. Al,
Of. which they will sell ut New York Prics. -
Rriss before you bny. [Jsp. 20. 1880, ao.i
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Notice to Dehtorss.:

A IL Persons ipdebtAd to- ms>.by note or
"A account, arersqnestsd to settle tmmsdi.
steiy. Ineed and must have the mossyf i A.,
NJ. 7. DMkE
Eeeember 20, 1850, H
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-02

Men become wiser n ALMOST all sespec'.s
afler~sofsy, except in those love affairs in
which they sss tbsmsslves concerned,
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Mattress Making.

f)ERSONS wishing good Mattresses made
L = would do we'll to address The subscriber
!s atMinety Six, on the Greenville and.{solumbia
hshresds Abbeville District, 8. G.
Jan. AZ. 1860. 8m =
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cSg The friends Of Col. J. G. BASKIN re-
specially announce him n candidate for the
office OF Ordinary, Mt the next election
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TERMs.---Two DOLLARS PER ANNuM,]
EY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
TIE INDEPENDENT PRESS,
BY LEE e. WILSON.
ABBEVILLIG S. G.

ES- All subscriptions not limited nt the
time of subscribing, will be considered a
tn'ietnite. aud will he continued until nrrrar--
ages are paid, " at the option ur the Prouri..-
tors Orders from other States ,n,,>, in,ar;n,,y
tie accompanied with The Cash. 81
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Wesleyan Female College, e,
Wilmington. Delaware.

THNHlS institution is chartered with college,
ate powers, and grants diplomas 10 SUI
dents who complete the course prescribed Tor
graduation.
Ii has the advantages Of a pleasant ard
healthy location. large and comfortable build
iugS. extensive Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus l. Libraries Cabinets Of Mineral, * C.
TIE Board bf Instruction Is composed OF
experienced educators. The course OF study
embraces all the practical and ornamental
branches. Special attention Is given TO those
those subjects best adapted 10 discipline the
mind, and prepare the pupils for the duties
of life. The French language Is taught
bv native OF France. and graduate OF the
University of Paris. He and his wife RESIDE
IN the institution, and the pupils are trained 10
sneak the language correctly and fuentlv.
The social organization is such as will Sc
cure to the boardcrs, as far as 1t is possible IN
a school, the benefits of 4 refined Christian
society, and the attractions and safeguards OF
a pleasant home. The President and his fam
lily. and nearly all the members OF the Faculty
reside IN TIE same blIldings, and eat at the
same tableS-an arrangement which has
proved highly conducive TO the formation OF
correct social habits, and TO the cultivation Ui
refined and elegant manners.
The Annual Session commences IN Septem
hcr and ends the last Of June. Vacation N
July and August. Pupils received at any
time. Address JOHN WILSON, President.
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GET THE BEST!

yury,yr 4 wIE.0yS SETiNG MACHINES.
MsTHort-r BOOK CoScrEN. }
\, ,.0 Mulberry -, Nrw york;
,>rrNc in .,n-,,f IT itllurig> isnni oar hrcih
II ,.p r,.prrtius Slr,GJ A1ohiH's WITH requests 20
,,,p,,nrrII and purchase. W. hav" ia '"uJun'hoh WIN
.op,, lniy f.irn Is carefully aud thI""-"y 'Anhet
.," 20 -i,,ors If trartia,I vIjrr Tor fam ly sew
In ana fnd Il! .-r made iv th' liHfE|LE a. "'LN"'
VIM FiCiTEjNG CONEtNl, N" 800. Hfo"'i%ay'
, - aud .u[i, "A. W. can confident. r'c'mmrud.
Having seen 20 fyurahr result from tAe'f use u
, ,,,, tl.. Auu-ruiis of our ir"ul- "" ar" '",'-
tI.ir u. ne~ hDuii hr shared By all our 'irth
i t,c. nav. interested "ursivr, in their triia.i
With hest giShe.. your Brethren:
va" C-r,s, TrO-. CWiTON,
- ~ J roGTLN.
DlNIEL WISE, D'Ni' i'h"i'
WA 4. Cox, J. lL''' i-'"'
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ORGAN BDlhDlNh,

.NsI, A. ANDREWS 4 SON. Utica, NY,
.i.R build or sAf1S Of every size and
~ description, for both CHURCH and
PARLOR use. They have had nearly IHiR-
TY YEARS EXPERIENCE in organ build
ing. Their location affords facilities for this
business surpassed by no establishment IN
the United States. They can give references
as to the quality of their work, tone. &c, in
countless numbers. In short, they are pre-
pared TO furnish instruments of the lest quail
ity, and at prices which defy compe'Iiion.
Give Them call and you will be satisfied
that The above statements are true. Or ad-
dress. for particulars,
A. ANDREWS & son. Utica, n. Y,
Charlotte St, below Bleecker.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
TO FAMILIES
SAPONIEaER!
The Ready Family Soap Maker,

WITH which every family with their ordI-
w nary kitchen grease, can make an
thcir Soap with .Iil!e OF no trcuble-Hard,
Soft, or Fancy.
l. will maae hard water Sofi. clean Paint,
remove Grease, &c, 10 perfection.
Abundant testimony IN favor oi the Sapon-
iGer, with uil aud valuable ftccIPls Tor MAX
Ing d,lierent klnis ul Soap, sent Tree, by ad-
dic>Slng
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No. 500 Penn 81. Plu>bur., Pa, or
LEWIS, JAMES d co. AGENTS.
Philadelphia, Pa
Be sure you get the original and pa
tented article, manufactured by the rennNyl-
yau!a SAT- Manufacturing Go, East Taren-
tum, Aleghauy Go, Ia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
FRAMCTS II. HILLS,
General saG;i agent. collector.

AND NOIfkI TJBIIF,
HENRY, MARSHALL Co., ILLINOIS,
VIII punclually and diligently attend to buy
ING. selling and renting, investigating titles,
paving taxes. rcdeeming from 1ax-SaieS, and
a>certaining the value of any and all lots and
lands in and about the CITY Of Henry, IN The
county OF Marshall, and IN the State OF Illinois
generally.
s@y- va also promptyanend to al matters
placed in his hands t6r Collection, or Loans.
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lluiuersitp at 1cwlsburG.

iliilrrrSllD Gl 5fi1''VAty.
'T,IIE Spring Term begins on The lolh
day OF April next.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Rev. j. II. LOOMS, LII. D., President,
and Professor Of Metaphysics and Moral Philosophy
Rev. L. L. Curtis, y. NJ,
i'0'' Professor of Theology.
Rev. G. r. Bliss, a. NJ,
G.. s. James, Phi. D.,
Professor of Mathematics and Nat Phil
F. w. Tustin, a. NJ,
Al Professor of Languages and Teacher Of
Natural Science.
|. C. Wynn, A. B., ,..,..,u
A' Assistant.
Miss A. Taylor,
Miss II. E. Spratt,
Miss NJ. d. Mason,
Teacher of Drawing.
Miss Il. s. Warren,
Teacher of French AMI Latin.
Mons. p. TIL. Held,
Teacher OF Muse.
Mons. X. Volkmar,
Teacher Of German.
CoLLEGE-Tuiton per annum, $50 90
Room real, Library, &c, 10
Ac.DEur-Tuiiion per annum, SID. To ~ w
Care, Repairs, &c, 'o
FEM. distribution per annum, $50. to 80 On
Repairs &" 4" -
The Academy building has been fitted M to
receive boarders, and they are provided with
board, furnished room, and lights at s..25 per
week,
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L. l.. MOWRN,
,, Gents, Now is the Time,
FASHIONABLE BARBER SALOON.

C,GME 10 the Fashionable shop IN the
l basement of the Riviere House. where
The undersigned is al all times To be found,
wiring and ready to give his friends smooth
and easy shave. HAIR CUTTING done IN
no neaiest manner, WM. X. AREI.
IcwI,bUrc Feb 20. 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
PERKINPINE 6 HIGGINS,
SO NOrth 1t.i st. Phi;1d.

PUBLISH pR-cE
Caughcy's Triumph of Truth, Sl,o0
Remarkable ProvidCnces loo
Pious Dead of the Medical Profes'n 80
Europe and America in Prophecy l,OO
Doing Good. or the Christian in II
Walks az Usefulness
Brisbane's Bible Dclendcdagains so
Iu6dcl objections
Hcston's Anniversary Speaker 3S
kcnnaday's Sun. School Speaker IS
Hunters Select Melodies 40
Hunters Songs Of Devotion Is
Clark's Scripture Promises 80
And many other useful and popular works;
any of which they VIII send postpaid on re-
ceIp, Of retail price. Liberal discounts 10
Wholesale purchasers, and the usual allow
aace 10 Cieraymeu and sabbath schools.
The publications. Of MeSSrS. Carlton d 'or-
ter kept constantly on hand and furnished at
New-York prices. All orders thankfully re-
ceIved and promptly attended To.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
Family Sewing Machine,
With Spauliing'S Improvement!

DUBLIC attention is respectfully invited
to the superior merits of these new and
improved machines.
They will Hem, Fili,Ga'her and EmbroIder
Will sew every variety 0i fabric from The
finest Swiss Muslin To The heaviest tailoring,
without missing stitches.
They are very strong and durable.
We feel fully justified IN warrantins these
machines TO be IN every respect equal TO rec
concentrations. as they have been thoroughly
tested IN competition with all the high priced
oueS, by persons competent 10 JndSe, VINO
have gwen u The most satisfactory iesiImo-
mails and certificates. which are pub 'I>hed IN
our circular, 10 which We refer for a more full
description.
Finishing and Sales Rooms, Market street
next door To the residence Of John Walls Esq
Prlces-S35, Si5 and $50, according Ia
size and finish, all complete and delivered,
and thorough instructions given IN all varie-
lies of work.
All wishing a good Sewing Machine, will
please call aud examine, or address
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
LUMBER! LUMBER :,

Yg'HE subscribers hascfur sale -r
On lots To sultPurehasers. F3s- -sA.
Il large stock ni
PINE BOIEDS-Panel stuff r.. Il - -. .
Plank, &c. Also $3.50 PINE RAILS.
% inch Sawed shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber Tor Buildings:
Winch are offered low for cash at cur Nils
on South Branch Of the White Deer Creek IN
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
VALLEY NarrowS read at the end Of cur Roa4.
LA Diploma Tor a superior sample Of
P!anas. and a Premium for Rails and Sa.n--
IeS.weye awarded ~ al The last Union Co.Ag.
Far. JOHN N'CALL d BROS.
Iv173 Forest Hi 7 o, Union Go, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
MoIat's Vegetable Life Medicines.

A MILD yet efectual medicine. composed of
y The best material known to medical SCI
rnce, for the cleansing Of the alimeniary ca
nal and relieving the springs and avenues OF
life of all morbid distractions and impurities,
must be public blessing and domestic
and individual Protecuon and sale guard. IN
proportion as it becomes known. Sach a
medicine the families Of the tnIed States
have long had in MorrkT'S CELEnHaTED LIFE
Pills AND PnGsIx BITrFRs, and the good
they have done Is inc>umable. They have
won their high fame and firmly established
character by their virtues alone. wlihout>the
aid of the usual arts OF notorieiy or lmpudent
experiment on ihe faith Of the credulous.
The proprietor has received ior many
years, and is continually receiving, The most
feryent and grateful testimonials OF their val
ne. Prepared and sold by Dn. WIN. B. MOF-
FAT, 335 Broadway and also b. the agents,
J.BiKER & co, LewiSburg
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Meat! Meat.

GywJACOB G. BROWN will supply the
ltc1L market with the best of Beef. FORK
Veal &c at his Market House on Market 81
every Wedassdqy and S1fTdog morning. ana
al ali times full supply = at the Butcher
shop in the North end of Fourth street, paru'
cularlv during Conference
Feb 10 Is STERNER, Agent
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

one OF the best illustrated amy NeW>pI-
ptrs. )! year-ssi six months
THE WATER, CURE Journal. devoted
to Hvdropalhy, It's Philosophy and Practce'
To Physiology and Anatomy: and those
Law, which govern Life AMI Health. BY
the b-sr writers. illustrated with numerous
appropriate engraylaI>. s. year
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOCENAL-Dc-
vulct &, al taaSe Progressive measures Tor
The Moral and intellectual elevation aud
Improvement ct Mankind. Amply Illus
irattt win Portrait, of the FIluouS and
Vicious; also oi all the Races. ~ year.
- The abovc-aI jhrec-wiil be sent a
year for 81 Subscriptions for one or all
NAV commence now.
Adlres, FOWLER AND WELLS.
3GS broadway, New York.
- Friends aad readers are solicited to
aid Ia extending the circulation ui these JnrR-
x,Ls. By calling lhe attention Ct friends aud
neiahbur. To The >gec al a. .ectS Of each, ad-
diuous may be easily made to the list, and
the good cause Of rEoGGLss and IMPROVE
NLNr advanced.
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Of his own manufacturing, always on hand.
he is prepared at any lime to wait upon any
who NAV favor him with call. Thankful
for the past favors. he sui asks for con-
iinuance Of the same.
Feb 81, !s6d DAVID "iN In
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees, =

J. MERRILL iINN C.~,'-.IesfE for tie STATE e. w.
w.;A Be- positions. ackuoW isd-s l,e-' &C.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
Gensebo!b furniture,


COMPRISING Bureaus Of all kinds, Jenny l.lnd
Cottage and French B-d>tead>-Cenlrc, Gard,
Dlning. Breakfast, and Sula Tdhle>-tande.
and Wash S.and>-llal and Towel Racks. and
ANYTHING IN the Cabinet line. II not on hand,
will be m aie 10 order. Cane Seat AMI Hair
Cloth Chars of different sizes, and almost
any paiiera-Camp Stools, Reception Chars,
Horse >hoe. aud all kinds OF Windsor Chars,
for sale cheap lor cash or short credit All
the above. can be- had al The
Wareroom OF D.Ginter On Warket ST.
four doors ADORE the Bank, or at the old stand
on l>t or Front Street. where the subscriber
will be r'ad 10 see all his old customers. and
all the new ones who may favor hlm with a
Cah.
The subscriber also attends to the Tn
dertahiRg sSIISincsS IN a! Us various
branches. Bang provided with Fl>ks Pa
tent Metallic Burial Cases, and Collins
The Placer herald., 1860-10-27
EMPIRE SALOON,
BY
HENRY nj. ISAACS.

TUNHE undersigned having purchased the in
Il terest of G. G. Davis in this saloon, it will
be conducted rs usual nt the old stand, opposite
the Telegraph Office He will always keep on
hand
The best Liquors and Cigars that can be
had In the place.
The house has always had this reputation and it
will be kept up.
He will also keep on hand fresh dictionaries
of oil kinds. and Preserved Can Fruits, Raisins,
Nuts, &C.. &c.
Also, Superior brands Of Chewing ana
Smoking Tobacco.
His articles will always consist of the best that
can be procured In the San Francisco market.
He will also keep on hand a SeasOnable
supply Of Fruit.
m9All those indebted to G. G. Davis, will set
tie with me- and those having claims against him~
will present them to mo for payment.
GA-The undersigned invites the public to give
him call HENRY N. ISAACS.
Auburn. July l4th, ls6o--n'y
The Placer herald., 1860-10-27

The Pony Express arrived at Carson City
wodn esday. with St Louis dates to the
,sth Of October.
Election News.
po,urus from over sixty counties in Ihdi-
Indicate that the Republican majority
a." ,ho state ticket will reach $4,000. The
".roasmen "" remain the same as the
oua ..a.ent Congress, viz: Republican, Z; Dem
ocrats, 4. :.
aIaction: Congress-l3 Republicans 'and 8
momacrats. A Democratic gain Of two.
Tba Republicans carry the State by $4,000
majority. : a., D,,
delnba Enquirer claims majority for
Curtip. the Republican candidate for Gov
amor. Of 80 900; and Republican majority
If 20 on Joint ballot in the Legislature. 9.
Political News.
Tho REGULAR Democratic State Committee
of Pennsylvania assembled at Reading on
tho 70. Mr.. Welch, Chairman. The Com
mittee recommend the Democratic party,
of pennsylyania TO stand by the Electoral
,;cekt Of the Democratic State Convention
made at Reading on the lst Of March. An
amendment recommending a conference with
the Bell and Douglas parties were reported.
Mr.. Yaucey spoke at the Cooper Institute,
New York, on the 10th to an immense gath
eriug of people. And at Boston on the II lth.
A dispatch from Augusta, Ga, says the
roce;nt of the election news from Pennsyl
yana and Indiana has created a profound
sensation among parties. The Carolinans
are mounting their hats with cockades.
Miscellane ous..
F.P. Tracy, Of California, delegate to
the Chicago Convention, died at Louisville,
New York Oct LIST.
The Prince Of Wales had a grand recep'
ton in New York on the 10Th Of October.
The report that the Pony Express was to
be discontinued is contradicled.
The slave Steamer, the CITY Of Norfolk,
lately landed cargo of five hundred slaves
from the coast Of Africa in Cuba.
From Europe.
Marshall Valiant, with the French Divis-
ions, proceeds to ltay-as is intimated for
the purpose Of arresting the progress of Gar
ibald
The vanguard Of the Sardnian army was
>ix kilometres from Rome
The Placer herald., 1860-10-27

MRS. WISsLow, an experienced nurse and fe-
male physician, has a soothing syrup for children
teething, which greatly facilitates the process Of
tcething, by softening the gums, reducing all in
hammaton-wll alay all pain and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column.
Nav 18th 1860.
The Placer herald., 1860-10-27

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. OF ull
the remedies for CouGHs, CoLDs, SORE THROAT,
INFLUENZA, Group, WHooPING CoUGH, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, PHTHIsIC, or any other affection of the
Throat or Lungs, it is now generally conceded
that NEWEL'S COUGH or PULMONARY SY-
RUP, is the safest and the best.
1t is agreeable to the taste. soothing and heal
ing in its effect, and has received more substun-
tial testimony in its favor during the past year
than all other remedies fer pulmonary complaints
combined. Manufactured and for sale by WM
NEWELL. 10 Merchant st.. San Francisco. II.
Il. HAWKINS Agent. Auburg.
August 25th.-}m.
The Placer herald., 1860-10-27
TREASURER's NOTICE.

NJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that all per
IN sons in the County of Placer who are cp-
gagged in the business of selling Merchandise ppd
Liquors in less quantities than quart, Gola
Dust Buyers Pack Peddlers, also, Keepers Of
Livery Stables Billiard Tables. Bowling Alleys.
Auctionecrs, Theatrical and Circus Companies,
must procure or renew their License within ten
days after expiration, or their names Will be ham
ded to the District Attorney for prosecution.
GEO. w. .APPLEGATE. County Treasurer.
Auburn June 4th, 1S59.-my
TOB WORK neatly executed ut the Placer
d HeralI Office.