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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28

There is Just now q sensation among lhr
make their sweet faces more fascinating
The want Of an article devoid Of perncious
Ingredients, for clearing aud beautiIy ng the
skin, has long been felt. Certain members
Of the Ton recognized rs leaders OF the
beau monde, have at length discovered this
great desderatum in DIR. Ho!oway's bal
samic Ointment, which they have unani>
mously adopted aud recommended to their
numerous circle OF friends. This uniqe pre-
paraIion permeates The vesicles Of the skin,
and imparts u freshness and bloom 10 tho
complexion unsqualied by any Of the per
niciOus cosmetics which are advertise to
effect the most eXtrxvagant alterations, lit.
tie short of chan ling the Ethiupian's Skin.
DIR. llollOway's Ointment is entirely com.
posed OF simple vegetable extracts. innocent
Of all mineral Ingredients, yet certain in its
operation on all eruptiye disorders Ii re-
leyos the pain and sInartDg, aud allays tho
Inflammation of scaids, burns, &c. For
u
hands, aud rough skin u has no equal. 1t
sooths the irritation, and cools the itching
and burning anguish which attend these
disorders. 1t should be- on every toilet t..
Bile, and no mother of family should esor
bs without supply in the house for the
innumerabIe little accidents 10 which child
hood is liable. DIR. Holloway confidently
recommends this Ointment for any OF the
above maladies as its action is unattended
with the perls whiyh chaIacterIEo tie ef.
fects Of modem Unguents. Al the tTazer
River Dgglns, the yaiue Of these medicines
is SO justly ceIsbraIed That pedlars have
frequently Obtained an ounce Of gold Tor II
smali pot of the OIhlment, when "a scarcity
prevaIied--ihe Gold seeker knows that win
Ihe Pitts and Ointment ia his possession he
requires no other medicine, therefore, every
man provides himself with store Of sbese
medIcamenls as a safe guard 10 bis healln
aud well being. ladies Magazine"
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AN ACT
To Provide for the calling of Con-
vention Of the People Of this State.

SEC. !. BE II enacted by the Senate AMI
tiHusr "t Representatives, nov met and
sliiing In General Assembly. ana by the au.
ihUri!y Of the same, That II Convention al
the people of the State ni South Carolina
is hereby ordainrd 10 bc assembled IN tho
City Of Columbia, on the l7th dar of De.
cer'bcr, IN ;he year of our i.or,: one thUu.
sand eight hunirrd aud sixty, for the pur,
pose VI taking into consideration the daa.
gers inrid-n, t. the position 81 the State
IN tho Federal Union. e,tnbli~hcd by the
Constitution Of the UmIrC States, and the
measures which may bc necessary aud pro.
per for providing against the same, aud
therenpon TO take care that the Common
wealth OF South Carolina shall suffer no
dctIiurn'.
SIC 2-Thnt "n the 6rh lay Of Deccm.
ber Ia tho year nf our Lord one Thousand
eight mund'cd and siNly, the Managers Of
elections for the several Districts in III,
STATE shall, after giving public notice rs in
casOs OF elections for mcmb RS Of tho Leg,
Islaiurr, open the Polls aud hold cectiu;,
in Ihclr respective Districts for delegates TO
NE said Convention, in all respects III tho
same manner aud form, and AT the Same
places, rs elections are now conducted far
Members Of the Legislature. And all per.
sons who are qualified and entitled, 10y tho
Constitution and laws of this State, 10 vote
| for members OF the Legislature, shall bs
qualified and entitled To vote for said Dele
gaicS to said Convention and 10 case OF
any vacancy occurring, BY death resigna-
uon or removal from the State, ar refusal
tu scrvc Of Any person elected a Delegate
Ia the said Convention, the Presiding OH
Ger Of the said Convention shall issue his
writ aulhari2ing und requiring the mana.
! gers Of Elections in tho Election Districts
10 WHICH such vacancy may have occurred,
after giving due notice thereof, TO open II
| Poll ard hold an election To I'LL such va.
cancy, rs in cases for the election of Mem.
/ bcrs OF the Legislature. Meet on the 7th
aud declare the election.
SIC. 3. That each Election District
throughout the State shall be entitled TO
! elect and send 10 tha said Convention
/ number OF Delegates equal To the whole mum
/ ber OF Senators aud Representatives which
such District is now entitled TO send to the
Legislature and the Delegates to the eaid
! Convention shall be entitled 10 the same
freedom OF arrest in going TO, returning
! rom, and whilst in attendance on, said Con.
ventioD, as is extended TO the Members OF
the Legislature.
| SIC. !. That all free white male citizens
Of this State, Of the age Of twenty zone years
and upwards, and who are entitled to vote
Tor members Of the State Legislature, shall
be thgible to seat in the ssid ConvenlIon'
In the Senate House, the thrteenth day Of
November, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
and IN the eighty.tith year of tho
sovereignty and Independence Of tho
United States Of America.
| WILLIAM d. PORTER,
President Of the Senate,
JAMES SIMONS,
Speaker House Representatives.
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THE MARKETS.

COLUMBIA, November 2I.-Tne sales for
the past two days amounted To only II
bales. Extremes &c.
CHARLESTON. Novembcr 23.-Tho sales
of cotton To dav amounted to 1900 ba ~,
ut prices ranging from 81 20 IU9-lrIeg-
uar.
New YORK, November 22.-Cuiton mar.
kct irregular sales 500 Daics Middling
Urlvrds Ii II Il.
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Nov. "a, FLINT RIDGE, s. C..

AlR. EDIToR-DEAR SIR Having just
Understood the nomination of candidates
for tie State Convention, and being salts.
fed lirat this ticket will not suit majority
Of The voters of this District, in consulta.
tion with several others of this neighbor-
hood. we beg leave to nominate or present
before the voters Of this District, J. IL.
Witherspnon. Wm. Reed, aud s. b. Mas
sey, as suitable men for this Convention, in
frmness and judgment.
FLINT RIDGE.
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To the Voters Of Lancaster District.

As the day for the meeting at Lancaster
T.. Ii. for the purpose Of noIniua ing can.
d!datcs t. represent Lancaster District in
the Sta. Convention was very unfayora.
BILE aud many of tie ciuzens thereby pre-.
vented iroru participating in the proceed
iugs.
We the Undersigned, not concurring fuI.
Iy IN the nomination and being informed of
considerable opposition 10 the ticket,
believing II desirable 10 have unity and
knowing that by nominating candidate
from tins section il could not be obtained,
and for the purpose of harnUniziug all
parties, we PrOl the following as nom
inntIon that viii be acceptnbie To this sec
lion aud We b~,ieve 10 the clIlyenS general.
lE'iL: DR.. X. l.. Crawford, Rev. ID. p.
Robinson and 4. i. Hammond, ESQ.
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Iour hundred Acres, more or less, in
the npper part at Lancaster District, known
rs the SpRATr TRACT
and t"o hundred Acres, more or less. in
the samr ncighbOrhood, known rs the
CARNES PLACE.
Also one House and Lot situated in the
East suburbs of the Village OF Lancaster.
whereop }. ID. Halle formerly resided The
Lot contains three and three tenths acres
HE dwelling Is excellent one, entirely
new and neatly and durably finished, All
the neGessary out buildings aud conyoni.
ences are on the premises; it is al!ogrih-r
one of the most desirable settlements in
Lancaster.
Also the building on main street, known
as Odd Fe'Iows Hall, at present occupied
by A. lIales. Fronting on Main Street, il
good Store room at tho rsar aud on the
second story ore sevcrel com mCortablc rooms
This is considered one of the beat business
stands in The plRce.
Also the Store House on Main Street
next door Ia Messrs. llnsseltipe g. Mns
sey's, now occupied by VIM, Mex. Mittag
This is an excellent room for business, and
has two back rooms attached.
Also the room adjoining the above and
fronting oa Main Street, al present occupied
by J. T.. Curcton as an office
Terms, one fourth cash and tho remain.
der OIL credit o: one and two years. Pur
chaser- to give Bond with good suretic,
and Mortgage Of the premises sold.
J. A. CUNNINGHAM Assignee.
Nov. 90, 1860. Aid.
sS- Camden Journal and Chester Sian
dard cory 3 times and send bill TO subscri
Der.
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment.-Th.

Holloway's Pills apd 0intment.-The
victories oi Science, Domestic Remedies. Steam,
electric telcgraphs printing, Ac., have each
had their particular ovation, but the man who
has reduced the sphere OF disease aud allcvia.
ted the SutlcringS Of millions OF his fellow be-
ings, is, TO say the least OF it, entitled to our
admiration. Holloway has expended lite time
in the suppression OF sickness Throughout the
world, and for the effective cures oi measles
SMALL .poX, ring worm, whOopnS cough, and all
disorders affecting childhood, his Pills and
Olnment are ~ familiar ~ household words, in
Eu pc, ASIA, Africa and America. Mothers
snoUid never bc without II supply. lss
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CONVENTION UF s. G.,

The undersigned, in conformity to the
action Of the late extra-session OF the Leg.
islature, hereby give notice 10 the people
Of Lancaster that an election for three mem-
bers to represent tins district, in n Conven
iion of the people Of the State TO be assem-
bled in The City OF Columbia on the I7th
day Of December next, ioH be held by tho
Managers of Elections on the 9th day of
December next. The votes TO be counted
and the Election TO be held and declared,
according TO the provisions Of lie Act OF
the Legislature calling the Convention pub.
li1hed in connection with tl'is Notice Flee.
tion TO be held at the following places, and
conducted 10y the following persons.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
.J0ln SmairS John Sims, w. ID. Stop.
ncr, Simpson Blackm0n.
Funderburk.-G w Funderburk, w
Funderburk, John Taylor.
Storer-C illliard, ID McCardell, Tir.
nal Gillian.
CaSton.--ll Dunkin, f. Rollins, ]. VI
Cauthen.
Iank.-F Bell. + ID Green, Ii V Massey
Idrnhd'c Amos Cuok, John McNanus,
J + Fail.
iiortou-J 4 Welsh, WIN W Blackmon,
n Gay.
Iud'au Land j Porter, Jnmes Della
ney, X NJ Miller.
Lamcdsier &. H-David NJ Crockett,
Samuel Dunlap, Il Allison.
Nov -. 81.
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TXECUTOsS, FINAL Nd

EXECUTOHS' FINAL NO.
IL TICE ESTATE OF WILLIAM
MckENNA, LATE OF LANCAS FER
DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA The
Executors Of WILLIAM McKENNA, de-
ceased, hereby give notice that all dents
due to his Estate must be paid on or be.
fore the first day of January, A ID. 1861 !;
and that all persons having any demands
against the said Estate, are requested to
present the same, duly attcsted, on or be
fore that day for final settlement. DEBTS
may be paid, or demands presented to eth.
er Of the Executors
Rev. J. J. UCONNElL., at Columbia. S. G..
THOMAS VI. Br.I.k, ut i.nncasl.rviiie ). c
L. B. NOtTlIROP, Charleston, 5 G..
November %, 1860 4!-tf
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The Secession Movement.

The feeling in favor ola dissolution Of
the Union among the people of Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi and other Southern
States, is on the increase. Every mail
brings us renewed evidence of this fact
The various parties in those States, known
as the Douglas. Bell and Breckinridge par
ties, are harmonizing upon The great mat
ter in which they each have n common in-
terest-the salvation of the Southland
secession from the Federal Union is re-
garded as the only hope tor the cotton
States. Numerous public meetings nre re
ported 10 WHICH the three parties are repre-
sented, acting together in harmonious
concert. The indications in favor of a
Southern Confederncy are rs prominent as
we could desire, and far more cheering than
the most sanguine among us anticipated a
few months ago.
As respects this State, the question Of
secession is scarcely an open one. The
people have already spoken-the fiat mas
gone forth. From the sea shore comes up
the overwhelming voice for immediate ac-
tion, and the same sentiment is re.echoed d
from the mountain Districts. Never before
was the State so near unit, and 80 de.
,ennined is the feeling fer action in some
quarters, that it is believed by many that il
the State had not sigmifed her willingness
to secede, some hostile demonstration,would
have been made by portion of her citizens
which would have brought them in conflict
with the general government aud the Stat.
thus dragged into revolution. The ex.
ercise Of our right Of secession, under the
present state Of feeling, promises to be the
most peaceful, as wei as the most effec-
tive remedy for our grievances
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RESOLVED, That the Clerks of the Senate
and House of Representatives be, and are
hereby, instructed 10 publish the "Aet to
provide for the calling Of a Convention oil
The people OF this State" in one newspa'
per in each election District 10 the State,
ONCE a week, until tho day Of election oil
the Delegates 20 said Convention aud
that il is the sense Of this General Assem-
bly, that the Managers Of Election are
bound TO proceed TO give the usual notice
Of election, aud 10 hold the sane, as difec.
ted by said AcL without awaiting farther
instructions.
WM. Il. MARTIN, G. 5.
JOHN L. SLOAN, Z. HsRs
Nov. 81. 81.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Cou-
rier.
l,n',
Lincoln'S Position.

BALTIMORE, November 3o.-The New
York Evening Post contains Il letter from
Springfield, Nllinois,) the home of Lincoln,
which was written by person in his conf
deuce after conference witr Lincoln, aud
is endorsed by the Post as II seu official
programme of the intentions uf the Presi'
dent elect. The wilter SAYS that Lincoln
will conduct his administration conforma.
bly, to the sentiments of his previous
speeches, and will not be driven from his
course by the threats Of the Disunionists
or the councils of timd Republicans. lie
will make no publication # his policy. but
is determined to be President Of The uhoic
country I'c approves OF Jacks, n courSr
III regard 10 South 'Wruiiua and Nuli,r4
uon, and viii net ~ much like him US cir.
cumstances will permit. Ills Cabinet viii
be composed of true E"pnb'icens. and not
even Bell will be asked 10 :akc IL seat
therein
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Communications.

An admirably conceived and ably written
article, under the caption, "Psrsecution," is
published on our first page. AS il has its
application in events now passing around
US, it will on that account BE- read with Pc
culiar interest
Also on the same page, u communication
from Capt. T. r Nesbit, furnishing some
statistical facts gathered from the late Can
sus report from our District.
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NOTICE.
Valuable Lands for sale.

DERsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
Il Court OF Equity, for the County of
Union, will expose TO public sale on Sat
urdar the 22nd day Of Dece mbr next at the
residence Of IL. Reese Massey, near the
premises, on credit Of twelve months Aa
20 all the purchase money, except two hun,
dred dollars which Is required in cash to
pay cost. OF sul,, all that body Of land ly-
ing on the waters Of Waxhaw Creek, con-
tanning 1000 acres or thereRbouts consist.
Ing Of several tracts all lying together md
adjoining and surrounded hy the lands of
II. Reese Massey, Wm. b. Carnss, John N.
Neeley, John Hood, deed. and others, dc.
eended 70 the heirs at law Of T'homas Cure.
Ton, decd, late OF Lancaster District, &. G.
this l2ih November, 1860.
i. ID. WINCHESTER,
e. N. 4.
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"MISUrE MEN"-We are informed thnt
an association Of "Minute Men," number
ing about fifty members, was organized at
Troy, Kershaw Distriet, oR Saturday last.
with the following officers: A. J. Halle,
Captain James #. Cauthcn, Ist Lieuten-
ant D. ". Coats. ~ Lieat., and, VIM. NJ.
Johnson, Ensign. Great enthusiasm and
entire unanimty prevailed. Al! honor to
the citizens of Troy. say we.
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Snow SToRM.-On Wednesday of last
week, there was quite heavy tal of snow
at this place, commencing at about 8 o.
clock A. NJ and continuing for five or six
hours, The ground being wet, it disap-
peared rs fast rs it fell
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ArTBNTIos VoLUsTEEBs.-We arc re.
quested TO announce that tbs members OF
the new volunteer company will meet at
the G. H., on Friday next, at III o'clock, A.
NJ, for tho purpose OF organizing aud cleo
ting oficsrs. AL persons wishing to join
viii sppis imme5iateiy, as the number 10
limised
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Phil Robertson,
Il } Lowry,
Robert Lowry, Sr.
Wilson CrenshaY,
a F'lemmIng,
Jno > CrenShaw,
q ii l'idwell,
w y Vaughn,
} X ConneIl,
Geo VIckery,
w NJ Barton,
Geo CauIhen,
PnSchal Caulhsn,
James X Terry,
yno J Bridges,
mo q Croxton,
Z w Bennett,
Jno Z Cauihep,
q w Joiner,
Jno ID Andrews,
10 Crenshaw,
Jno X Flemmiug,
Grnhu Short,
C"s~eli MobIey,
ID q Johnston,
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Important from WASHINGTON

WASHING ION, NuNcmOcr lo.-l learn TO-.
day from gcntirI rn VINO hoid the most in
Ilmatc relations with Mr. Buchanan. that he
states that the Message viii enforce inc
necessity OF ",.cutiug the Federal laws u.
galnsi any Modification which may be Mt
tempted THIS course lac holds To- be the
simple fuli.Imcnt Of his oath in respect t.
nuiIhicIti"n. whether occurring at the North
or ut the South. He is understood as re
garding secession from the Government IL.
hostility to the Federal laws
Major Gnrdner, the newly appointed
comm"ndant at Fort Moulirir, departs i'm
mrdatcIy, by order Of the War Depart
nIcui, To- assume the command
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Important From Alabama.

MOBILE, November lG.--A very large
and enthusiastic meeting Of "Lr pc"pl,,
without respect 10 party, came oil last eve
ming a resolution in favor of Immediate
secession WAS adopted without dissenting
voice. Another resolution watch was of.
fercd, recommending the policy of await.
ing the action Of other States, was prompt
Iy voted down. The dsunlon feeling here
il hourly gaining strength
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MR EDlIoW Please announce MR.
AMOS lCMANCS, a candidate for the
Office OF Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term aud obiigc his
MAEY FRIENDs.
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NOTICE.
Negros for Sale.

Rf order of p. +. Hammond Esq, Ordi.
~ dinary OF Lancaster District We will
sell on Thur,day the / 3th day Of December
next, at the late residence Of Mrs. Mary Ma.
tilda Truesdale (decd) all Of her personal
Estate, consisting Of Five likely and yalua.
BILE Negros, Horses, Hogs, cattle, Sheep,
Corn, Fodder, Cotton Seed, Blacksmith
Tools, Farming Utensils, Household and
kitchen Furniture, and many other articles
too tedious TO mention. Terms made known
on the day of Sale.
J. T. TRUESDALE, IA mrs.
Nov. 81, lS60.-II-3t.
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MIR. EEIroH The friends of ]. ID.
HALLE, respectfully nominate him II can
didNtc for The o.iicc of Sheriff of i.ancas.
tet District Tor the ensuing term.
MANY FRIENDS.
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NOTICE.

DY AGREEMENT OF TIE LEGA-
- TEES, we will sell at the prernlsus,
on the first Of January next, the Plantation
OF Robert Nelson. decd. containing thre c
hundred acres, more or less, lying on the
South of Camp Creek, adjoining lands of
Il. NJ. Belk, ID. Nelson and John Marshal
On the place there are tolerable good build
ingS, Il spring of excellent water, and II
firs,rate orchard. Those desiring To- pur-
chase would do well to call and examine
for themselves. Terms made known on
day Of sale. For further information ap.
ply TO w. b NELSON.
Nov. 2Sth 1860. 42-5t.
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The friends q: Capt. J. b. COUSART,
announce him II candidate for Sneriil for
Lancaster District, ut the ensuips tom.
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G. + Ilinson,
Jno l Copeland,
w J Baskius,
James A WeeEer,
Jume, X MagiIl,
Alfred Andrews,
James NJ BeatlIe,
> l. Fraser,
& L Bennett,
. c iiinson,
James small,
J. Bailey,
} Is t'iemming,
Jas + Ballard,
h Is Short,
5 u Robertson,
Jonathan Doreu,
NJ X iilnson,
w w Baskins,
Dau'i flinson,
Chris. EsIridge,
ThOs J Reeves,
w w iiinson,
h J liaIumond,
Wm Walker,
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Great Meeting at MONTGOMERY

MONrG OMERY, ALABAMA, November II
An imncn"c meeting VAS held in the
CariIo. 10 day, 10 nominate dcleg Itcs To
the State Convention, which meets on the
9ih Of january next Re,oirlioms in Ei, or
ut separate State action We're adopted
The Hons WIN. l.. Yanccy and Thos. II
Watts. were Nominated as delegates by ac.
clumation, and amid great enthusiasm. Roll
on the Suuthpru hall
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FOR CLERK.

The friends of JOHN A. SrENMAN
announce him n candidate for re. election for
Clerk of tho Court, for the ensuing term
MR Editor --rGc many friends Of MIR.
II. J. iiAN.D-k, announce uin II candi-
d..e Tor C,c.n Of ,ne Court for the cnsuing
term.
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=. WONDERS OF THS MICROSCOPE. We un-
dcr-rani it is through the agcncy OF this marvel
viewing instrument that DR.. Aver has ut length
succeeded III finding the Paliudal Missm
and determining its character. Ol its effects we
in this section have abundant evidence in the
Fever and Ague which it alone produces when
absorbed through The lungs into the blood. IL
has long been held To be "A vapur or something
in the vapor of water from dccayed aud decay.
ing vegetation. Under great magniiyiug pow
ci, the Doctor has found this yapor to contain
distinct organisms or living bodies, correspond.
ing precisely with those found in the blood of
Aguc subjects, They are l3, 900 times less than
visible TO the naked eye, hg: have distinct char.
acteT aud form, lie thinks they are rcproduc
tive in dccaNing matter or in the blood, and
hence their long continued life or the remote
ELECTS II :hc.n IN tIc system. liz maIu uLiins
that ttcy .usrnble ia cHara tsT the other fer
m"Ttat.Ee pu'sOns, or sVCn lhe virus OF raoies
Or Oi a '.tI Uody, &c, all OF which are known
20 reproduce themselves with great rapidity
like yeast III mOstcned -four, 80 that the slight.
est quantity unpregnates the whole mass -
Yeast, throu-u a powerful magniier is seen to
ne forest "a vegetation which grows blossoms,
aud goes TO seed in a short time MIasm il not
50 distinctly vegetable, but has more the ap.
pearance Of animal life although its motions
cannot DC perfectly distinguished. What the
Doctor claims u have settled is tha. it is all or,
! gamic substance and lac has further found and
embodied in his "Ague Cure" what will destIoy
| il. Leader, {. Louis, Mo.
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FOR SHERIFF,

Mk. EDIToE Please announce Col. ].
FunderburE as Il candidate for Sheriff and
obligc his NUMEROUS FRIENDS
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Outrages in Kansas.

WASHING Ton, NONcmnrr -. The GOV
eminent has official inform ,t,pn from X ,n
sas, That tho notorious Monlg ,rnory, ana
others, have commenced operations IN that
Territory, by hanging and killing pro.sllve.
~ mep.
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Georgia Legislature and the Banks

MLLhDG EVILLE, November 23.-Thc
Bank Blii, removing the restriction for sus
pension, PASSED The Senate to day. o.
yeas, ID nays