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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3O.-This mornings
Journal says n remarkably shrcwd and
well-informed politician, recently from
Washington, states that some of the pria-
cipal Breckenridge leaders from the South,
including ~WigE,ll, of Texas, and Judge
Meek. of Ala, agreed last Thursday upon
" plan of action in case of Lincoln's cleo
ZION, viz: South Carolina, within thirty
days after the election, would declare her
self Independent, and send nm ambassador
to Washington, asking recognition. II
recognized, other Southern States woul,i
follow suit, and after sufficient number
Of States have thus been recognized, a
Southern confederacy would be formed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

PlTTsEURG, Oct. sOth.-River feet by
pier mark, aud rising slowly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31
lttentiOn. WIDE AMalkes,

COMPANIES B c. are ..equesteI to meet at Co.
[ Hall at q 9ef0ck, this evening, to go to the
Eurt lyuse, tstl Lear speaking ia German and Eng
iii by Esoues. Of TIIOS. HuNNBRUOK,
ystSl Chief Marshall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31
NOTICE.

TT'HE UNDERSIGNED HAS DISPOSED OF AN
L interest in his establishment, to Mr. WA H. uES-
MIG An and the business will hereafter be conducted
nn'icr the firm name OF j. Il. SCDTr e. Co.
NeTS grateful for past tavors we hope with M
target stock, tncreHaCd facilities and dissemination
to please, TO merit additional patronage.
Mr.. lenncgoH will give special attention to the
watch repairing and Jobbing departments, and will
satisfactorily. J. 4. SCOTT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDHNG's PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY DISPATCH
-"AsInsArS TIsIr SAVES N.Sr.''-Ea
4s aoe:asats .o;7a h,,,n. ,,., 8; ,,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,
faiE'ics it Is very dcetlI,6Ie 10 have sone clSI and
convenient way FOR repairing Furniture, eoys Crock
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, aud no household can at
4rI to In without it. 1t is always rv,uIy au,I up
1he sticking point Ihelr is ITO longer nvCvtshx 10
broken cradles II is just the article Ter conc. ShCu
snl other ornamental work. so popular with aSliss
refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Il used cold, brirE
chemically held III eOlntCn. possessing all tin
ya!oa6ie qualities OF Rue test binet-rmkslN Cite
~ rlaS he used in the place OF ordinary n.ucilEgS
:gsEEtI Is EvERy FfQcSr,"
81. "a Brush accompanies each t5tIlr. [fte< :.
Wholesale Depot, 4sCedar.st., n. \.
Address HENRY c. sp4LD1NG q CO..
Box No. $500 New York
Put up for Dealers IN Cases containing feur stEhe,
and twelve ,:"Eena beautiful L.tOgl"pA sl:ewgc"Id
~ A sinElO bottle Of spALpINIi.s rRErAnE
VII save ten tines TIA cost annually ever
Sold by nil prominent ststtonCs. 1russi-,s, I1ard
StoTes.
country Merchants should r..oke note Of sTALD
IN; PREPARED GLUE, Wien making up tier
list. II viii stand any climate.
sPALD1NG 's PREPARED Glue.
USEFUL IN EVERY novsI
sPALDING's PREPARED aLCE
SOLD BY srAI1cNIK&.
sPALDING's FREPARED'CLCE
SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
sPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALEl;S
SPALpING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY iIOUSE.FUHNlSIllNCf. STORES.
SrALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD Bi FURNITURE DEALERS
SPALDIEG'S PREPARED GLUE.
6OLD BY FANCY GUUDS hEALE!iS.
SPALDlNG'S PREVAILED GLUE,
SOLD by GKCCEES.
SPALD1NG'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY q. SPALDING q CO.
..,,..... ~. ,,o,- - CeCtnr-sI., New u DIRK.
Annexed ls an Alphabetical List of Articles which
IL damaged, ln IN flar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

Annexed Is an Alphabetical List Of Articles ,b,c,
and usefulness by 500
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

sPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MEltUIIAATS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY Z. SPALDING q CO.,
.,,o, ~ Cednr-SI., New orlS.
Address Post Office. Roy =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

as aecSde3ts tCiD A97pss1, ecea t., srelJr1ula.o9
aNt';cs It IS very dCetr76le TO have son.e ccUp and
onFGntsnt way for repairing Furniture "oys, Crock
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

Put up for Dealers In Cases containing four stEhe.
anu twelve 'ozenR SsautifuI LsthuI1Mpl sl:cwUCnrI
accompanying each puck Ee.ss
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

Aheuevolsnt Institution established by specla shdoW
ment lor the Relief the sick and ultiressei,
afflicted Sith Niruleui and Epidemic Diseases,
and especially ior the Cure OF Diseases u the
Sexual OFgans
Medical advice given gratis, by the
Acting suseon, all who apply by letter with a as.
icnpiion ofthe condhoa, tase, oecupaion, habits OF
hfe, Ncl and in eases oi extreme poyeHy, medicines
furnl she'd Tree OF chsfre.
VALUARtE REPORTS on Spsrmaiouhna, and
other diseases ofthe Sexual OrEaus, anti nov Rem
edcs emplcyed the Mspensaus tent 10 ihe afflicted
IN tealcAlsttcr opes, rs ofrhaFse Two orthres
stamps ioT paitsg~ viii be acceptable
Address, nt }. SkiNin Haufhdon, Acting Sprgeon,
Hewar, Association, % No. Sorth Ninth sueet,
ph,laioh,hls, Pa. Nv ogdsf ihe Director,
EsRA u, uEAHrwEti. r5esf.
Csc. FAtSl hiR, SvlleilgTl tsPli.lt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
Our Patent NE edlCIne Departm'nt
SCHOOL BOOK, BLANK BOOK
and Stationery Department

Ouf system H. Tor large sales and small profit and
our pocf will BE- found rs per cent nndef utua rates
oar stock w. Blnnk Booktand stsionery includes an
quaitiet ord prices.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
sABRATM SCHOOLS.

| am Aseoi for the AMERtCAN HAHnArn
school. UNIlN, and TRACT SOCIETY. An
1eoA delivered atCat'losue pdcss,
an 9O,f ) pELAN,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
OUR PAINTS

We buy direct irlm the Manufacturer and not Of
the Mixers and Grinders, We srll thf,e grades OF
Fahn"sock's second quality, Cinoinnau Pure,
watrlntod, 1nd q, A. Fatuestosks Pure, piusburr-
The beet article ever put IN market.
Our stock in Iino Paints, Fnrlish md American
Red Lead, Chromes Nermllions, Neniuan Red, ,Ochre,
Paiuisin ems and tuhot &c., s full and complete,
and, quality considered, Prices the lowest IN III,
m1tkct.
Uuf prices on
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Mr.. n. b. Kingsley, sir-l have been selling the
mcdiclnei onhe 0mfc cnbotg Company Tor the last tel
years and hafe iRNaunby ionnu uen 70 Elve gooe
their tea and coffee, and with my
trade they have become staple article Marshalh Utter
Inc Caholicon is medicine that has done greats
mount Of good IN female diseases. One lady soldit
to told me she had received more benefit from bottle
than she did from long course Of medieaiueaimentby
the most skilliul physicians. ours iruiyi 60, 0,
Jau.1 1858. JANIS WILSON
For Sale by A. n. Van Doom, H. n. Snyder,
r. Wooster Tiini N. Hall, lowell; Dr. i. 1ates,
Green Springs; Wm. Hub, Iodi s. ?. Huii, flat
Rock, VIM. Rininger Atticsi u, Hoffman & Co., Me-
Cuchenvillei }. W. Wing, Adrian; and by one agent
IN AL the principaltowns IN Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
n. d. KfNGsLE Cleveland,
n95.lY. Agent Tor Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
LIQUORS.,

For Medical purposes, our assortment IL complete
We have some cUt1 Monongrhala from pItishurg
which Nc can especially recommend, A nurc article
of Nnpor Nhskcy, for bitier., &c,, low priced.
outon'ioreu may always rely op complete assnr'
mrnl, and the same foRsUnhbr prices rs heretofore.
iugN.tt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

am physiciun Of thirty year, pfacrcs. MY prin-
cipal study has been diseases Of females. They have
generally baed my best efforts. Obtaining the matsri
ais composing murshalls Uterine Caihoiieon, ! we
pleased with them gave them fair trial. md found my
self abundaniy tuccassfu In nv former practice could
only mitigate The symptoms of ubout half the eases md
could not one IN ten. Nov I cas- radically cure
Al least seventeen In twenty and mitigate the rett
consider Mafthals Uterine Cathohcon the gtgatd Z
biestuet 70 females have met with.
J. II. WituAns, N. D., Charletton
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

climate.
The Family Cathauiol lPII.Lis isa gentle but
tive Cathnrtie which the proprietor has used Ia
his practice more thnn twenty yrars.
The eonstrantly iucreu. =, sing demand from those
who have long used the Pills, and the saiisiae-
ton which all express In regard 20 their n'e mas
induced 10 place them - within ne reaeh oiAn.
The Profession we'll - know that different "a
lharties act dileTenp l@por. ions Si The heweh.
The Family CathaTtiol y PIl.i. has, with due re-
ference 20 this well e. ttnbhshedia iae'i beeneem-
pounded from variety OF ~ the pure Nsgetahle EN-
tracts which act alike on eveg part OF The slinish
taTy canal, and are coon. island SAYS In Az cases
where a Catharte isnoe calaed, such a. befanfe'
Iments on the stomach, Isleepiness, Pains in the
Rsek and I,oips, Costive. ness, pain and EoFenefs
oye rthe whole body from tUsudden cold which ire
quenty neglected. end stlin long course OF Fever
Io,s OF Appetite creep. t%lng sensation Of Cold
YER the body, Restless 81 ess, Headache, or
weight 20 the Head, ali nollnhammoioy biseatesi.
Wolms 10 Children OF A .. ~ldu It's Rheumuiism,
great Purifier OF the blood land many diseases to
which flesh Is heir, too numerous 10 mention In
this ndyer. isement Dose it03.
Price Thirty Cents.
The Iivet Iuyi gofaoT and Family Cathauis Pillsst
Fetaed by Druegist generally, aud sold Wholesale BY
the Trade IN al large towns,
81 4. w. Stafford, M ID.
Manufacturer snd Proprietor,
eos BToadway, New York.
ForIale by }, r. Wooster, Tim, o. oetItiT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Would respectfully inform the peo-
Ole of rlfFlN anA Vriuity thathp is su engaged in
th1 manufaviure anil sale Of
Pianos, MeiOdeOTs,
and an Ajnds Of Wiud aud Shrugged instruments,
Washington street, South End OF the
Wire Bridge
tto kernsthc following ass Tment Of Pianos, which
will be sold at remarkably low pricet,
Haines 4 Bros. New York
Burdman, Gray a Co's..,..,..A'bapy
Chickering's s,.......,.,....,. Boston
eW~Cah and see HE 1ssoHment, Repairing and
funing done on short notice. tsbet'lT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
GRAFFENRERG
PRmlAV NgnlctWgs.
RETAIL PRICES.
HOME TESTIMONY.

HsRrToRn, Trumbull Co, o. Marrh 7th, 1857.
hereby certify that havs tesn dealing IN The Graf.
frnberg Medicines for the past year. and can Iuy ay
that have never offered any medicines 70 the public
that have met with the decided appreciation af The
pie ike these particularly The Pills and Cabolicon
They will readily perform all and more than promised
oTthem. have sold about ily botes Of the Caholi.
the past season and hear the best results every
case.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
The Greatest Discovery of the Agel
ID oS * q 1'S
American Hair Restorative

AND L 'RESERNArINE.
Notw,thsianding thiss an age ofquark publications,
and quack nostrums, from iung experience and many
mirtTials, this preparations has been foundnrto
Excel all other Preparations for this Purpose.
H. action depends upon the tonic nndan.ceptic pro.
perirs h posscses, acting In CONNECTION with Nature
In cleansing the Scalp aud promoting nee andhealthy
circulation Of the blood through the small capillary
vessels Of the skin.
II entctullly removes an dsnduh and other impuf.
ties ofthe shin also all itching and tenderness Of the
bead which Is opt to attend diseases Of ths Kind.
The Restorative gives lively aud healthy appear,
tu the hair which Looks though oil had been
used. Hut there Is no oil init
n invariably restores gray hhT to !ts original color
md prevents t rom falling Oh, and will Improperly and
faithfully percveredn, produce new sTow'hot hair.
The Restorative will be found good for pTaugo and
tewes, RnFwom aud In ihorl all otherdiseases Of
The serTetory system.
This preparation IL not Hair nye, as may others
are, that ate before the puhhci will stain the light
est abric, and be used under an cirrnmsiances,
ANY one tha will purrhase ave dollars worth Of the
Restorative, follow the directions strictly and not real
Ec cure, will upon application have their none, re-
Nndrd Az that is necessnry 40 satisfy any one Do but
atrial.
The Restorative is prepared and sod Wholesale and
retail by n. nEEsggLl, MelmeFe, Seneca county, q,
The Restorative Wllhe s0nt tn any nart OF the TINT
cd states az my risk, neatly prepared and pot up in
hoNesto suit custemeTs.
The restorative viii be furnished to SCENTS, At hh
Tal discount 20 a. 10 make 10 object for them 10 en-
gage in tho sale oft.
An ,rlers should be accompanied BY the money
From our numerous patrons give but few testimo'
na, The medicine ts destined 10 stand on its own
merit, For fuhhe PARTICULAR address
d. DRESDELL,
sept MslnaTs, Seneca county, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Invites close Cash Buyers to con-
,dertAe following facts, aud then decide ~hsthefit
would not be to their INTEREST,". send him orlef
lis business II exclusively Cash onei he buys and
ellseNcu,iyey Tor Chshi aud has one Of the most ex
tensiye Factories In Tffn.
Some thiri, different choice brands OF segnTs from
lAvnna and Brennan constantly on hand. an cnitn
i've cash business enable him 10 sell very small po'
it's Also sole agent for genuine Ilhvnna Eagle riN-
,ipe, from the mandatory OF NJ de LNtlleensi Nun
,to Ste, Rita Street Principe, Isla de Cubs.
III has, nl,u, choice brands Of fine cot CheWinfrnh
smoking tobacco; French RRppe and MacHloy Fnui
constantly on hand. Orders iiied on short notc-
. erms Cash. tdecal u. sCHlNNhss'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02
RUNS DOings.
INTEGRITY.

On Friday murderous affair took place on
board the fishing schooner American Eagle, at
Portland. Two OF the hands -Elbridge Lewis,
of Boothbay, and John Mcintosh, Of Sidney,
Cape Briton-had been 'on time" since Thurs
day noon. Friday morning they went on board
the vessel between nine and ten o'clock, both Of
them the worse for liquor. One Of the crew
made some remark about rum, which Mcintosh
took up and was going to fight him. Lewis in
terfered and got into a scuille with Mcintosh,
during which no received some blows. The
crew finally separated them. Mcintosh then
went into the forecastle to get his clothes, As
he was to leave the vessel, and she was about
to warp out of the dock. As he came up the
companon-way, Lewis struck him on the head
with very heavy handspikc. inaicting blow
that rendered him insensible. lie was taken to
the City hospital, and little hope is entertained
of his recovery. Lewis was taken to the lock.
up, and exhibited great sorrow for what had
taken place. lie said that Mcintosh and him
self had always been friends, and that he did
not know that he struck him with q handspike.
He said they had been together for the "a hours
previous to the affair, and both had been drink
ing freely. They had never had quarrel be-
fore, and this one arose because he was not
willing that McIntosh should whip the man
who made the remark about rum. He has a
wife and four children at Boothbay. Mcintosh
has since died.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02
KExSEnuSKponr. Oct. 30 1860.

Mr.. EDITOR Our Democratic friends are
having great rejoicings over what they consider
sharp ut in the Maine Democrat to day
The correspondent from this place says the
Wide Awakes turned out about 40 torches. Now
the club consists Of seventy Ave or eighty men,
bers, and muster sixty torches, oil Of which
were out excepting two. ! an, thus particular
to show that our Democratic friends will stoop
to lying to gain their ends. Our correspondent
further says he gained standing place on the
outside edge Of the motley crowd assembled.
which was motley in being made up OF honest
Republicans and noisey Democrats, and is 1t q
wonder that Miss G. was interrupted in her
remarks when we who were not ten foot from
her could not distinguish words for the noise
made by motley Democrats in the crowd 7 As
for the other remarks we consider them rs mean
scurrilous attacks, personally ON persons far
superior to the authors Of the article, and VIC
will back the four foot and upwards or the six
foot and six intellect OF the Wide Awake Club
against the writer's Of the article, flor to our
knowledge 1t took more than one prominent
Democrat to write the paragraph,) and the
whole OF the Democratic party in this town.
If our Democratic friends will send In their
address from Salt River we will be happy to
notice them again next week.
Respectfully yours, INTEGRITY.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02

The following passage from Gov. Stewards
late speech Mt st. Louis exhibits the true char
acter OF the man, and the manner In which It
was received is undoubtedly true index Of
the feeling of that district in regard to the sub
ject:-
"Hc was plain spoken man, aud he was
talking treason In the streets Of 81. Louis. lie
could not talk anything else, II he talked as
an honest man, but he found himself out OF
place here. "a voice. You're at home.
Here, said he, are the people Of Missouri,
who ask me to make speech, and ut the same
time there are laws as to what kind OF speech
may make. The first duty you owe to your
city and yourselves is To repeal and abrogate
every law on your statute book that prohibits
a man from saying what his honest judgement
and sentiment and heart tell him is the truth.
(mingled surprise and appreciation on the part
Of the crowd.) Though have said these hard
things of the state Of Missouri, have no hard
sentiments about il or st. Louis, for have
great faith and hope, nay absolute trust
in Providence. What Missouri wants Is
courage, resolution, spirit, manhood-not con-
senting to take only that privilege OF speech
that Shareholders allow. but insisting on COM
plete freedom ofspeech. But have full trust
that il will come all right In the end that In
ten years you will double your population, and
that In fifteen or twent5 years you will have
four millions Vt people"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02

Miss GILnERr's CAnEER.-BY Dir. HOLLAND.
This work, whose receipt we acknowledged
last week, we have since perused with pleasure
and satisfaction. Making no attempts at "fnc
writing" the author presents to the public
fresh, natural characters and probable incidents
In a style that cannot fail to interest. Miss
Gilbert, the heroine, starts in life with the sole
purpose to achieve fame, a brilliant career, and
the authors design is to show that popular
favor and applause cannot satisfy the heart Of
true woman. Arthur Blayne's self-denying
heroic life has lesson for us all, and the scene
in "Little Jamie's" chamber between Arthur
and Miss Gilbert Is most touchingly told.
We like the book, not only for itself, but be-
cause, throughout the whole. one seems to feel
that the author does not write to write q story
but to do good to the reader, to show him thu
true design of life, and the path to real happi-
ness.
For sale at Boyden's, published by Brown,
Taggart and Chase.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02
Lincoln and Hamlin.

Any old Wing or old fashioned Democrat who
desires to vote for men who will faithfully rep.
rcsen, the principles Of the old parties in OPP
position to the extension Of slavery into FREQ
Territory. can have an opportunity on Tuesday
next. "Principlcs not men," Is the motto Of
the Republican party, and republican ballots
indicating principles, and bearing on them the
honorcd names Of Abraham Lincoln. q time
honored non. extension slavery Wing ofthe
Clay and Webster school, and Hannibal Ham
lin, non-eItension slavery Democrat Of the
JeiIersonian stamp, may be had in every town
in the State, on application to any Wide Awake
or the Republican Town Committees,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02

II The Republicans Of Moderation entertair-
ed the Wide Awakes Of Hollis aud Buxton on
Tuesday evening. The torchlieht procession
very brilliant and highly crcditable. From
eight O'Clock until nine the church was crowded
with people 10 listen to q speech from q. G.
woodman, Esq. An admirable collation. WAS
served nj n little after nine o'clock. Everybody
was happy, and everybody retired satisfied
with the manner In which all the arrangements
had been carried out.
vory IN sEAsox. Republican Town Com
mittees should sec that the vote distributors are
ready with che republican ballots at the open
ing Of the polls.
RETURNS. VIII some one Of our Republican
friends In each town In the county send US As
soon as the election closes the State Of the bal.
lot In his town, designating the number Of
votes cast, respectively, for the Lincoln ticket,
the Douglas ticket, the breckenridge ticket,
and the Bell ticket.
n Several Communications, received late.
viii appear next week.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02
STATE OF n AIN e.
1T THE GOVERNOR,
A PROCLAMATION
ron A DAT or
n.nltc tn. m n srlytng and Praise
Public Thanksgiving aud Praise.
ron A DAT OF

Al tbis season OF Astounding righteousness, o
HYMN OF praise arises from tho myriad voiced ere
alton 10 that Invisible Power In whose pieni'uae
ana benifcepce are the renewals OF the earth anu
the MYSTERIOUS development OF the buried grain.
I. All thy works praise thee. d Lord"
How lifting that sentient and dependant beings
should offer oblations Of praise aud Thanksgiving
10 their Greater and bountiful Benofactor and DOW
In alteration before the Supreme Ruler and Judge
ofthe Universe. and especially at stated peIiods,
as The years reyolve, como together In the great
ton, as members Of the same human fami-
iy, 10 render thanks to the Heavenly Parent Tor
Ills manifold nercies, for tho abundance that
crowns the abours OF the husbandman. for tho sue
cess of the Industrial pursuits OF all classes ~ the
people for nnumerable personal and social bles.
sims; for life, health, order, and security, ana
above all for the inestnable boon ofciyil and re-
iIgious liberty and the hope OF Chrstianity.
l do, therefore, with the advice oi the Executive
Council and In accordance with yenerated
usage designate Thursday. the twenty.nlnth Gay
of November next, as q day ofPublic Thanksgiving
and rraise.
May ali tho people, on this day. bring unto the
Great Oliver the offerings Of penitent and grateful
hearts, and mindful OF His innumcrable fayors,
let us rs patriots and christians In spirit OF uni
yersal charity impore the pardon ofall our ofien-
ces the continuance Of Ills support and protection
10 ali portions uf our beloved country, aud that e
will inspire in all q spirit Of patriotic devotion aud
strengthen the bonds OF affection between al our
citizens.
Given ut the Council Chamber at Augusta. this
sixteenth day OF October, In the year oi our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
and Of the Independence OF the United states
the eighty-nfth- LOT ii. MoRhiLL.
by the Governors