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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07
4 HEALTHY OUTBURST IN BOSTON.
THE JOHN BROWN SYMPATHY MEETING
BROKEN UP BY THE POLICE.
Fred Douglass, Sanborn and Others i'm
the Hands OF tho PoIice.I

Boston, December 3.
The meeting called to assemble in this ci.
ty, to-day, at fremont Hall, by Redpath
and other prominent abolitionists, to cele-
brate John Browns execution, and consider
the question, GLOW can American slavery
be abolished" was dissolved by conservative
citizens taking possession of the meeting,
and voting an adjournment. This summary
action is viewed with general satisfaction
by the people. The abolitionists at the
meeting were largely outvoted, throughout,
by an assemblage embracing many leading
business men. After the Chairman had
pronounced the meeting dissolved, Fred
Douglass, Sanborn, and few others, mani
tested some resistance to the police, and
were elected from the platform and the
ball. During the uproar, Rev. j. Sella
Martin (colored) announced that meeting
would be held in his Church in the evening.
In response to this announcement, the Afri-
can Baptist Church, on Jay street, was
filled at an early hour.
The ediice was small, and large portion
OF the audience was black. Here Wendell
Phillips, John Brown, Jr., Fred. Douglass,
and other leading John Brown sympathisers,
ventilated their opinions freely, and with
little interruption. A woman named Chap
man appeared to preside. Several policemen
were stationed in the church.
Outside Of the church there was an i'm.
mense crowd and strong force of police.
The disturbance was confined to noisy
demonstrations, though the crowd seemed
very anxious to get hold of Redpath. The
meeting broke up about 10 o'clock, and the
audience dispersed quietly. Some of the
leading speakers were booted at while pass
ing through the outside crowds, but no VIC
lence was committed. Frank B. Sanborn
was acting President of the meeting.
Emancipation of riot the second battal-
ion of infantry was held in readiness at
their armory by order of the Mayor. The
police force however, was amply sufficient,
and the day passed with good natured and
patriotic excitement.
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Arrest Of q Mail RObber.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.
The train boy on the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy Railroad, named w. Ii.
Hudson, was yesterday arrested for robbing
the mails of notes and drafts, amounting to
Sill 900, which were found in his possession.
He has been committed for trial before the
u. S. Court.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07
Prize Fight--.Destructive Fire.
NEW YORK, December 8.

In prize fight at Bulls Ferry, N. J,
to-day, between Dennis Horrigan and VIM.
Clarke, for 500 side, forty.four rounds
were fought in about three hours, Clarke
proving tho victor. The fight between
Wood and King is postponed until Thurs.
day, but there is said to be very little like
lihood Of the men coming together this fall.
Six frame tenements on Eighth Avenue,
near Forty-sixth Street, were burned last
night. The occupants barely escaped with
their lives. Loss from $4,000 to $4,000.
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Meeting at Charleston - Volunteers
Offering their Services.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 2.
A tremendous open air gathering was
held in front of Charleston Hotel tonight.
Col. Bilbo made an encouraging speech,
and stated that Tennessee would secede in
thirty days after South Carolina. Speeches
were also made by Messrs. Whale, Smith,
Pringle, Teadon, and Others.
Gov. Gist has received letter from
Maj. Lee, commanding a light horse regi.
ment of l 300 strong ~, saying that the
regiment has unanimously resolved to sup
port with their lives any State Or States in
secession from "this accused league" &c.
rendering their services in the event Of
attempted coercion.
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Destructive Fire.

Boston, December 4.
The bed factory at Nortbboro' was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss $4,000.
Many persons are thrown out Of employ
ment.
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Here, then, it will be seen, is majority
in favor of the North in both services
majority of liz in the Army, and Of 253 in
the Navy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07

The Vote Of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4.
The Majority of Breckenridge, over Bell
and Douglas, in this State, is 5000.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-06-20
SCrCfula, or Kings EVIL,

u constitutional disease, Il corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes yitiatsd,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, il
pcrvadcS the whole body, and may burst nut
III disease on any part OF it. No o.gan il free
lIom lts attacks, nor Is there one which it may
not destroy. The scro.nlous t.lint is Sariou.iy
caused by rnCvCurial disease, lo,y hNiu, Iis.
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and iltny habits, the depressing vices, and.
above all, b. the vcnereal infection. What
over be its origin, il is hereditary in the con-
sutuuon, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation :" indeed
1t seems to be the rod OF Him who says, q
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their chillrcm."
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or UlCgrOus matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tuOcrclcs; III the glands, swcliings; and on
the surface, CrUPuunS or sores. This foul cor
Tup'j0n, which gcndurs in the blood, drl,rcsscs
the energies of life, 50 that scroiulous consti;l-
tons not only suffer from scroitllnus COM
plants but they have lar loss power TO with
stand the attacks of other diseases; consc-
quen'!y vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofUous III their nature,
arc still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
III this sc!O!uious contamination; and many
obstructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
arc aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people ere scrorllous:
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined bv it..
To cleanse it from the system we must rcnovatn
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
yiroTntc it by healthy food and exercise.
Such q medicine we supply in
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most c!Tccmal remedy which tho medical
skill of oar times can devise for this every
whore prevailing and fatal maladv. 1t Is com
t.u,d from the most active lemcdials that have
bCnn discovered FOR the cxpurgrtion of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from it's destructive convrqucnScs.
li,acc it should he cmulov,d for thc cure Of
not only Scrotula. but also those other alrcc-
tons which uisc from it, such n EuvrrrvE
ana SKIN DrsHNeEs, ST. AxruoXY's Far.
RoSr, or EEYSIrTLNs, PINrLE>, PUsTvLrs.
ELoTcllrs, HINiNs and RoILs. TrMors. THrrru
and SALT EUrrN, Scam IiENN, R,vGwoEM,
E"E,NLr,~M, SYrUIHTIC and MEucuIuAI. DIS
T'S'.', nWorSy, DYSPEPSIA, BLrlL,vY, and,
indeed, Ali CoNpLAINrs Arr,rNG FROM VITA
IT'D OK !NruuE iLU0p. Inc popular belief
IA iap.T"y Qj the Jiooi /, founded in truth,
for sclui.!a i,au. generation OF IT, blood. The
particular puyro-c AID N.ttUc Of th,s Sarsapa-
mia Is to purify and rcgoHrra,e this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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MANHOOD,
!OW lost, HOW RESTORED.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
UST Published, in a Sealed Enyelone
~ on The nature, treatment and rndica
cure OF Spermatorrhoca or seminal weakness
sexual Debility, Nervousness and Inducing I'm
g"'Iney ara Mental and Physical Incspacity.
By hob. j. CuiverWeI, N. d., Author OF ,sThe
Green Book, &c"
me world fenowned author, in this admira.
DC Lecture, clearly proves from his own or.
PeHe"ce that the awful consequence of self
abuse may be ef'cctualIy removed without Med,
iG'N' aud without dangerous Surgical opera.
uohs' Instruments, rings or cordisis pointing
OUT mode OF cure at once certain and eifec'
Si G"' my Wnlch every sufferer, no matter what
ms condition may be, may cure himself cbeap,
W. privately and radically This Lecture viii
prove boon to thousands aud Thousands.
sent under seal to any address, post paid,
on me receipt OF two postage stanps by adj,
dressing DIR. tH. J. g. KLINE M n saso
hrst Avenue, New York, Post Box 45ss.
Dec. ~, $50. aEi,
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HOSTErrTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS,

Fo, hc cure oL DyspcpSin, indigestion, Miussd,
ttdfaIency, loss 9f iPpe'ihe or any Eaious
Of ne Ssou,dcs OF Bo,7e5S, ps'oiWoiag Crdsaps.
DyS"tt,l. Collie, Cho'srd .Hor6us. ,tc.
In view OF the fnc5 tina, every member Of
the human family is more or less subjected TO
some of the above complaints. besides in
Vulnerable other conditions in life, which,
by the assistance of little knowledge OF
exercise UG cornrnon sense, they may bC able
so to regulate their habits Of diet, and with
the assistance of good tonic, secure per-
mancnt health. In order to accomplish this
desired object, the true course to pursue is,
certainly, that which will produce n natural
statc of things n; the least hazard Of vital
strength aud life f.. for this end DR. Hostetter
has introduced 10 this country prepara-
tion called HOSTETTER STOMACH
BITTERS, which vt this day is not new
medicine, but one rIat has been tried for
years, giving sa'i'faction to all who have
used It. The Bitters operate powerfully upon
the stomach, bowels aud liver, restoring
them To healthy and vigorous action. and
thus 10y the simple process of strengthening
nature, enable the system to triumph over
disease. DiarrhCea, dYscntcry or luX, so
generally contracted by new settlers. and
caused principally by the change OF Sater
and diet, will be speedily regulated by n
brief use of this preparation. dyspepsia,
disease which - probably more prevalent
when taken in all its various forms, than
auv u.har: the cause of which may always
hc attributed 10 arrangements of the digcs.
tive organs. Cnu h" cured without fail by
using HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS IL l,,r directions on the bottle For
this Gl."ase every physician will recon-
meal Ht'rrs oC som" kind, then why not
VS." an article known To hr infallblc 7
Every country have their Hit,cgs IL; rrc-
'cl.iv' pf disease. AMI Strengthening uf
IA system ia =. nr..,'. AMI aunrs ;hom all
There Is not 60 b" fouui NOR, hr,llhv
,."..' ihru the G.ruu"', from whom this
,.r-..a.i inr ,u1Ha .. ]. I.r,a.i upou .r"u'ific
N,. ...H..'. ,.h.r' Er~ 49,. nl.d =. nlvanCc
ra',r.r..n. "' ...0- ..r"a. preparation in the
3u ... -...' ., s..,ucu.
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PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
BETTER THAN
EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE.
H0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT.
CONSOLATION FOR THE SUFFERING

| CONSOLATION FOR THE SUFFERING
Nearly fifty years continual use in every par.
Of the habitable globe, amongst the savage and
the civilized alike, has proved that simple crup-
| ilonS, open sores, hard trmors, scrouors de-
vclopmcuts of all kinds, Assesses cancers old
wounds and, in one word, every species of in
hammation and suppuration, whether in the
| SKIN, the flesh, the glands, or among the mus
clcS, can be arrested and permanently cured,
without danger, 10y rubbing in and using as a
dressing, this inestimablc Ointment.
SCR0FuLA, ERYSIPELAS, AND SALT
RHEUM.
No remedy has ever done so much for tho
cure OF diseases of the skin, whatever form
they may assume, this Ointment No cas-.
oi salt Rhcum, Scurvy. Sore Heads, Scroiula
or Erysipeias, can long Withstand its iulucncc.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Cases OF many years standing that have per-
tnaciously refused 20 Yield to aly other r.Indv
or treatment, have invaribly succumbcd to n
lew applications OF this powerful uuguent
ERUPTIoNs ON THE SKIN,
Arising from a bad state of the blood o.
chronic disease, are CradiCated and clear and
transparent surface rcgancd by the restofatiy.
action ot this Ointment 1t surprises many OF
the cosmetics and other toilet appliances in its
power to clspci rasbes and other disfrure-
mrnts of the face.
PILES AND FISTULA.
Every foim and feature of these prevalent
and suhhorn disorders is cradivatcd locally
and entirely by the use of this cmolicn,: warm
lamentations should prccrde its nrp,icatiou. II.
healthy Qualities viii be found to he thorough
ANA luNu'lb.r.
Eoh tie Oi"iD,cRt ohd Paiy sho,tH bc
UScd N Me fuiiumjag casrs
inHonS' Ae'cwioi Euptions, SpIuin.,
Buns, SwcIiyC Glands Files
s1ic Legs, Chaprcd Hands StiG Jopts
Nh"umur.~,n, Sore Breasts, Tettcr
'h..biaius, Ringworm, Sore Ucods
"c,$, flStuin, Salt RhCsm,
So'y ihToats, Neucrcal Sores, I;yut
Sa'u', fores of all kinds, Wounds of
LVnJag", Skin Dis"a.cs, al kinds
lzg CAUTION !-Nore are genuine unless
''' WORDS Ni!'""""& Ncr loyk and LonRop"
| ave "'C''ni"'e A. II"t'r mdyk in every leaf
ct The book at directions around each 40, n,
loN tie same may be plainly seer, i.y LoLE,',
ihe t't 10 M" HghL \ handsome reward viii
, ne gwen To any one rendering such irformn
ton ~ may lead to the detection of any party
or parties couIt"rtvitiUg the medicines or ycu-
'dIE lhc same, knowing them Ia hr spuIious
Sold ai the Mandatory ol Professor
HOLLOWAY, SO MuIcu Lane, New York. and
by all respectable Druggists md Dealers IN,
Medicine throughout the United States uid
the civilized world, IN boxes a.; .5 cents. or
cent, and 81, each
~ iherc IS considerable saving by taking
! The Eugc. siAog
y. B.-brcctiouS for ihc guidance of rati.
'"'. III '',i! disorder ave affixed TO each box.
a''' "'' ''"' ~. Iy
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Ayers Catllartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES CFAF&MlY pRYSlC

ar" 50 compo.uo that C.acarC within the range Of
ia"!r action can I",C.y Withstand or ,yaac tGcm.
t"i,r penetrating properties search, nd cleanse,
1uI mv:gora,c every portion or the human or-ln-
!.",, 'ui.r-jjE H.. diseased action, and restoring
it healthy ViOlGes. ~ n con,ruururc uf tarsc
properties, tar j i.,alid WHO il bowed down with
Pam or phys oriat, = asioulrHcd 20 md has
!."iIh or ENERGY restored by n remedy at once 20
siIu 10 ard inviting.
Not only do they cure The everyday comp an,l
Ci every body, bat also many formidable and
oam-,rons ci.r0sc7. n" agent below mined is
pleased TO furnish gratis my American Almanac,
for their usc "a tho following complaints: CoS,,rc-
no. H~"t."", J!oao,a'ho a,r-,,g tr,nr d'sorG,rSH
mach, NGI@or, / 1jg,,rog, Pgia !. raR N.cy',R
iH''sDd = taC fol-rI. I'stuhu,y; Loss 0F fn-.-
h', J"W'n'cc, ana other kinGroi CulSr,. n,s,
a.. .uR ira' low state oil the body or obstruction
Of II, iuI a,!8ls.
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TO CONSERVATIVES
NERVOUS sUFyrRrps

NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
The subscriber, for several years A re,ident
OF ASIA, discovered while there, a simple veg.
stAoie remedy--a sure cure Tor CONSUMPTION,
Aslhina bionchltis, Coughs, Colds, aud Ner.
lives and Nervous Sufferers. he il wilIing ~
make the same public. ef f
10 those who desire IL, he will send the Pre-.
scripsion, with full directions free OF cItaroel
AFRO sample OF the nedioine, which they viii
hgd beautiful combination OF Nutlrefs sim.
pie herbs Those desiring the Remedy can ol,-
lain Il by return mail. by addressing 81 i
j. ". CUTBBRRT, St}A
Botanic Physician,
No. 42s, broadway, New York.
April lO-3m.
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THIS MeGicine is pnroly Vegetable
compound and viii be found certain cure
toc DYSPEPSIA in all its varied forms -
The process Of cure is simple and natural,
acting as II Tonic; it restores the dige-.
tive orgaEs to their natural tone, thus nvig
orating the whole sysicm
The most aggravated cases readily Weld
to its power, and every day adds new les
Iimonials to Its efficacy.
Being safe rs well as n sure remedy,
The most delicate need not fear Ia use it.
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WOOD, EDDY & GO, Wilmington.
Delaware
or WOOD, EDDY g. CO., st. Louis,
S Q Z r II G ROLIN
LANCASTER DrsrR:Cr.


Thomas G.. lvcv, who is in the rustod q
of the Sheriff of Lancaster District. b.
virtue of writ Of capins ad respondendum
at the suit OF Robinson 81 Crockett, having
filed in NY Office together win Schedule
on oath OF his whole estate and effects. his
petition 20 The Court Of Common Pleas.
praying that he may be admitted to the
bencIit of The Acts OF the General Assem-.
bly made for the relief o. insolvent deb orS.
IL is ordered, that the said Robinson &
Crockett and all other, the creditors to
whom the said Thomas &. Ivey, il in any
wise indebted, be, and they are hereby sam =
moned and have notice TO appear, before
the SAID Court, at Lancaster e.. fl, on the
third Monday in October next, 10 shcw
cause, # any they can, why the prayer of
the petitioner, aforesaid, should not be
granted.
!. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Lancaster, May 4, 1860. I3-3m.
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Cotton Saw Gins.

NF THE BEST QUALITY, with 10
~ inch saws moveHbIc, chilled ribs, tin
hrnsh and all necessary improvements, de-.
li'ered Mt any Rail Road landing in the
State, at 81 per saw.
Planters intending 10 purchase Gins of
the subscriber will do well TO send their
orders early, as there is generally crowd
Of work late in the season,
Premium awarded at the State Fair, Nov.
1853 aud 1859
JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT.
WinnsbuTo, =. e.. March 81. 6-im
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p. The undaisigncd would most re-
speciruIiy return his thanks to hi- cn.io.
mers ana friends, for their iiJrral patronage
bestowed on him heretofore, and beg % con
Hnuance of the same on the new firm
JOS. n. GAYLE
Oct. 10, 1859, 36lf.
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NOTICE.

4 IL. Persons indebted TO me either by
"A Note or Account are requested TO come
forward and give me the money. as II il ont
Of my power 10 extend iodu Vence 10 any
one. }. y. CURETON.
Jan. II, 1860. 4stf
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BLANKS /! BLAHYslI

We would call :he attention of members o
the bar and magistrates of this and thssur
rounding Districts, To our extensive assurt
ment of Blanks. We have now on hard
fnl supply printed in excellent vie, aud
can fill all orders promptly at sesenty-Rve
cents per qnire cash.
We are also prepared to print Briefs At
short notice, in handsome style aud as low
AS the WORK can DO done any where in the
State for Gosh
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FgI0 nks! HBJaRks!!

A SUPt an y. 'pnks on hand At tie
edgey OfHce, thaG will oe sold exclusively
for cash. Persons will oblige ne by not
skiing tor them on an nther terms
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

4 LII THOSE INDEBTED TO ME by
"A note OF account are requested 10 come
forward and pay mp before return day, 9TH
erwise tdcy will be sued.
:, B. MOBLEY.
Pleasant hiN Feb. 10 I-lf
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Sundries.

EANCY Candies, Almonds English Wal.
IL nuts. Braziel, peacan ana Paradise
Nuts. Raisns. Salmond, I.ob~ters, Cove
Oysters, Sardlsns, Scotch Herring, Apple.
Peach. Qpines and Ginger Preserves. Pick
les, Tomatoes, Ca,ssp, Black and Green
Tea. JOS. ". GAYLE s. co.
Camden, Nov. l6-tf.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Published every Wednes lay Morning
By
W. TT. g . N " Q E. s ,
Gdi.Or aSld lsropriceor.
TER II S :

In advance, SEQ
At the expiration OF Six Months, 100
the end of the Year, -------.-- 800
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FEVER AID AcUE.

IT,. '..H- aII Iru'u,ins Is,a.' "'.s', aSc' .ts
reea,..., ,-as? tie 'uIy o: uan, -:a:.u; hn 70
ai.cro shadow IN a >,r"t nee "r ,s.c. gi r'u1srius
him i's..n.'y aui mentally usc.c-,. can c defeated
sui driven from c Ioiy ly the II" or lIuSrETIEvS
RENOWNED RiTrErs. rurtner. n.,. af .,, a,.,ve
stated l..rsgs can ru, ro coa-r,ol Whom y, a.,l 10
~r., r.r~ l..,,s ,.- ,... them, q, IN, p,.r-.
are ns"I asrer directions And ns 4, ne.'cr croa'ei
"nO''' ''r '."'' '.- palate "'' r"'"''''i "'n'.e>
""' '''.@ ~ ''' 10. ''''''' ''' .'' go ".''' At
M. ,.... .,...,.....', ...... .....
r.sta v.., . ir.,n.,r. Of =, t,.r-o,,.r ar,, ,rra,
me- cure.
For Persons in advanced wears
VII. ..-. .,. r,.r.. g.r, .- c.. - ...,.,,, adj
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PRATT, OAKLEY & co.

PRATT, OAKLEY & 60.
PRATT, OAKLEY * 90.
Ii,AIT, OAKLEY y 90.
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates.

Enclose the amount oIm0u-y 10 our ad.
dress for what you wish to purchase uuiur
the Lottery in which YOU wish It invested
and whether you wish Whuirs, Halves,
Quarters, or Eighth on receipt Of which.
We send what is ordered, by lirs. mail. TO
gethcr with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing, q Printed
Drawing, Certified to by the Comm;.>icnc
will be sent, with an Explanation
fls Purchasers will please write their
rign"tures plain, and give their Post Otiicr,
County and Stale.
All communications strictly confidential
s-eS@ All prizes of fSI,OOO and under, paid
Immediately after the drawing-othcr prizes
at the usual time of forty days.
Our Single number Lotteries,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 !
DRAJ W EVERY .SATURDIJ.
Tickets $40; Halls s5; Quarters So SO
s37" Orders for Tickets or Certificates
in any Of the above Schemes to ne direc-
ted 20
WOOD, EDDY & co, Wilmington.
or WOOD, EDDY & Co, St. Louis,
Missouri.
,-y" Circulars containing Schem,, for
the month viii be sent, free Of expense, br
addressing as above
J-E" The Drawings of the Delaware
State Lotteries are published in toe New
York ilcrnid, New York Times aud New
Yorker SINats Icitung.
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Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
by, J.J. McKAIN, Droggist.
Camden. s e..
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SCRoFULA, ERYSIPELAS, AND SALT
RHEI'M

Arising from bad state of the blood o.
chronic disease, are cradCated and a clear and
transparent face rcgaincd by the rcstoratiy.
acton ot this Ointment. 1t surprssss many OF
TIA" cosmetics and other toilet appliances in it's
power to dispci rasbes and other disfgure-
mruts of the face
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-20
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Private dispatches
received to-day state that the Democratic
State Convention at Nashville, Tenn, yester-
day, nominated Senator johnson of that state
for President, subject to the decision of the Ma
tional Convention. The delegates chosen for
the state at large are Leargdon C. Haynes and
N. c. Whitborn the other delegates are An
drew Ewing, Samuel Mallagan, Mr.. Nc
Quarts, and o. G. Atkins.
One Of tho features of the McLane Mexican
treaty provides for the admission of certain
goods into that country free of duties, or at
such rates as the Congress of the United
States may designate. Among these are coal
and iron, cotton goods, all kinds ofmachinery,
product of the dairy and farm, including all
kinds of grain and naval stores, all kinds and
parts of vessels for navigation, flour Of every
description, and many other articles connected
with United States manufactures
The agent of the Viceroy OF Egypt has re-
Gently concluded contract for large supply
of Sharpe's improved firearms.