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SsFPs Govkason. iva lssrns fhat. tie IIpn
sss =. On. .has.been nominated Tor. vernon Eoi
sSssepeb EsFallah The tsF# Of oftes Il fonr
Sgag Recently ID " s.hipp,uop ,,,s ,ymn.thi: !.
sssysef JsE. Dasfsnsd up I nrsss 81 III tt,ou.,
rod AyS Kundted Edollais lsr .hs ;bep.6t 3,
Ma Dsyis and family S. 4. /, -; 8. d
..ssf.s 4sgs;s "a, :. s
M 81 ia P4rsfoW snnonn 70 ces ,tb.t
4, h y sen Nc. yohn n: Ps,tioN hi. been sppo;u
stsa stsorssy ahd agent 10 trsnseet al bu:
ssness sos hin datiSs ia sbsenees ~ :. e. & q
PsoysssOa4i asYsfa &, 81. j. Perry i,
g q y = nslnihAssd bis a.spds IA
stks Mgjss ssnste. 3 s,Ss - a,s ! q.
- I 3 asslt yssner appoints sp.sisl
tis |. IS. !
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-28
LUMSDEN g. M'GEE,
AUCTION
And com1,ission Merchants
AND E.. ..aJ'ARDLFG AGEN7A
Columbia, s.. c.,

HAVING built a large store.hou.e in tho.
IL most central part Of the city aud CON
Went to the different Ra,lsasds and Hotels. 60
aH, ,e|' spnsisaTs;p1s sss g gRop1eE
fnithful and pfompt affsntion. IL all Who NAV
favor US with their shipments forss ssaie,s far.:
wnrdinx or storing
RRFRRRScEs,
Hon. T. g PERRIN, Ahbeville. 8 C.
u. T. PEAHE, Esq., Charleston, s C.
RUFUS n JDHESEpN. Esq, .Columbis, Sc.
September 2s 1855, sm.s e -, 3, ~
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Bethany College.

gt,rtrs INsTITUTION II LOCATED IN
one 81 the niosf beautiful and healthy
PORTIONS of the hill country Of Wet Ninkinll
II &. In Brooke cnunfy, arffen MILES north or
Wheeling. and ssftn miles fnm Wellshurs, NJ
which place. persons coming either ~ hp.ll
0r nan. can fnd hacks rcady 70 take them 70
the college. Situated NJ u ! IN the country
Do IL removed az once nom the teinpiaupi. "
oxfravagancc. and the facilities rNice, when
attach "a CoilcgeS In or near large citl.e--
Young men who desire a thorpuEh eiucailnn
will ma peculiar advantages IN Bethany 'ol,
io.re. She has an experienced fnculty and
affonis the h.st education on the lowest terms
The 9Th SsSsi0n win commence on the ~
Monday In October next and terminate on
the last THURSDAY 81 June, l>oo.
FACULTY.
ArFxA~nFp CAMPBELL, President.
". X PF~nLEuuN, Vice President ana
pndsSsnr 81 Mental Moral, and Political fhi-
o-nuhv and Bellies flettrvs.
gHARLfS Louis Los. Pruftesor OF Ancient
Ianguar.as and Literature.
RW. IoHS-DN. Professor % Mathematics
and AsfrunouIv
N. RrcuARn-0N, Professor Of Natural Phi
losophy. Chemistry and Naiunl History.
rEliNS ..
Boarding nom st.00 % $40 per week.
Tuition. per ss-ssinn OF months. 500.
Washing and lights extra
Marticulttlon Bee 500
For Catalogues or further Information adj
dress ". X. pendletun o. &. i. Las, Secty.
uugls- 1nd&tw
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Wheeling Female College,
w1rrFrIyG. W. va. r


U,HIs INSTITUTION, Cha RI y RE u
with fuil collegiate powers IN M, anu
rsreuffv r,-1rraniKasi under new huiru 81
pIr.--f1r. will b. urened a. a collegiate insti-
ute % the an,t Molpo~iAN la sepleinlst
rfxf Tha buildings afc nov being mo.
roughly nentiod and newly furnished
hi ne liier,iitv q It's arrangements, IN the
extent ami cumprehensivens>S OF ~ euuf>e
Of study ln ~ mslhqii,s .i i,,,ion az. ~, =
h. nnari of Instruction, the puhiic may rely
uuau ifs being firSf-class summary.
Having hnh many year. CNIgrlencc IN eon-
duciE lesiing hne,sl.,l ~. ~ s.,,,, ~
that with the lhsr.d patronage and ihe ear
nf.f eo-ofarlfInu % the ciiifrus ~ Whtsnns
ansi .cIuifv. the Oollglfe ~ -inn =" ahle ~
eyisus 20 Young 'ds- al ,i'e a,si i ~, ~, 81, an
I Id o11r .'.l.faaii uiitfousilitan ctis-
Do nfOrl. NE the highest SATISFACTION 20 -
able to announce the engagement or eltl~
20 teachers OF Distinguished aouiiy, eApe-
t rIsnfss and reputation.
Al NorNAL pFrAHrNESr win ~ organixe,i
L ~ al esriv iav. having especial rvfcnence 70
me prgraisliion OF young hdias iof the ousi-
ncss ~ teaching. .. III, -,
opanad for sucn Misses a. are too young 10
me INSTITUTION win h. conducted upon
/ Protestant but not upun dennminatipiiai
. UrIWf|IUI the IIllllliE NNlNNNNNHNA
/ Ia. the Methodist. ne Presbyterian and the
Episcopal.an, being rcpresenied m the = aeul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
I TUITION First Preparatory, 81; Second
preuaratnrv. =; Flint Collegiate, - SeoQnd
I Collegiate - Junior, slE Senlor, W - =.
/ latin. French. German, ~ other iarr,uaee, -
1 Fvr.rimenfnl Sriencts, - extra each; iTaW-
| mg. 81 Painting la on SID Pastel, slt Otay-
on. =. Music. IN Piano, so Vs. ~ ms ", ",
u manf q se NoCil MuSic, slns Fucl, 81 ana ~
t quarters. ~ cents each guartlf
a. Weekly lizard, ffum Monday % fridty
NIGHT. - - Fuel and Lights, -
I Wfis 10th for tuifion and hnafti layahle IN All
. eases ~ the cuufucnstnient 81 ne qeii! ~,
I seuf ar Nov. fdh. Feh. 1t and April 18th.
T. e.. LOOMS, A. N. VI. D.,
rrty Al Ia, President
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r.,rVpFRs HIS THANKS To ALL rHoeE
,,-i1o nnvp hvurrsl him with their conn-
t-ris and uslfruuage, and wgull INFORM ~ ~,
~. l..,,.Ir,r ,f4T nerurV MS old once ON ~
.f-..f near p.s,l q Knlits Drug Siore, Nenire
W1,aerrr NJ Ma. whfre he may io consult.
- IL ,lr.ri,., D. thelrdtaa1s The nllfnfe AM
,.6sriri.r IN which the Doctor + able ~ sll
timf- and under an clrcuin itaiiel' io n, -
AMI Ia ns1sure offho rruh1hle re<ulf ani uuii,-
finn ~ frfafrnent Tie rractiet- me rsit,l "
system 20 Medicine. using mill nul eiltt-liNt
renasias. supporting instead 81 depre.sits
lie Nnai Rucrl The metiiciilt- l-tfl r.
him are urrunrei ami pat ur ~ m, ~ m
ono. pishi.s ne frrnfincuf ol Acute Us
easas. pr. kisuer viii give be aiien !lp9 ~ ille
frenfmrnf OF an NuIctlt< OF CHROME 49,.
sTliaf 1sluucf % uc human NV. SUI IN, ll
an n varif,l forms viz. furulent Di.claie,r
fo1nl me far - prevalent among cnliiIei M
fsIrrffnf nUlh aiuI l O1rua ttlllfEtfl Y =,
f1-er,fions ranorfS and all Vurltie~ 81 ~kin
f,i.-s..,s viii rotlvc hls special liteniinh
-. ~ Dc Thru-if. Lung and Heart i've
,rf,vmrlaiufs. pinrrhua. itysg nifry and Pic,
fi.....s. III ore lrinary Orrtlls. - phllis. Nei,
S-,-5--s and Su'uaf Auctions frilefeN'
st.,,,,9ft-n, md RlraiySis. ul-ssces q Pc
-. u,,-u.rnnrrhea. Lsucouhes,, Rrols pa,
f-,.-,i ~ m Pain Al 1reEnlarities and Nef-
-. flI..-.s,s 10 which they are sut1ecL ~
t..t. .1,.,,...f1ilv ne treaffuent or z VIZ
frf-N ylIi rr.,,iyo the same attention. ~ hef,-
trf,-. An Consultations and cQnnunllll-
filns .frirflv connirntiai. and VII rectlvs
rr0fnrt afffnfiun. NIGH eaals enc NJ ~
svercd- Ofice hOun fruin y % y \ -, ~
ard q to1r NJ. lNu-
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
An Interesting Debate Ina her Cons l.
tutionaI Conventions instructive
disclosures IN 90 the Public feeling
The Ordinance of Secession. how 10
was Formed. and ali about ~.


From an interesting letter dated
Raleigh. Oct 5th. we make the following
Mr.; ferrepee, iilte 'oloiel ~ .nS iay
so-eAlled NohleueIale army, ivui'u s,a.s
he could IN no way s"alioN thS ~
ot the Cohhniiuee, on se'',hg Ssiuo ~, ~
ordinance OF sec session. so VIII ' NJ
ctine up 10, aetton ~ - ,t'e., ~,
following sn"s,uu'e, "ii ~. ',o -
wouiu ticAis the Pain', VI os.ts ,"N'
Nlanal nleiipyI ., Wv III ,',,,,,,
we, the oeleshV's VI .hS sVou -, "i..-
OF ihe Stale OF NoIeh ,sro ',' -, ~
Nentloh hssenipieu, 10 uoSlalu saI
dain shI sr, ~ ~ ,,snc c, az lie Cow
vention of the State Of North Carolina,
rathed on inc twenty -nIs. uay W
NoNeihpef' III tne year ,i -,
dred anu sisniy.n NM, miiIOn ~. ~ Ia
ana railne1 'ile SYns'i.u'aoio n,, w and
led States, i IN iuii iVIce c'iu s'',,
the ordinance OF the ihte S"lNon.'S -. -
the slate. OF the twentieth dhN OF May
In the year eighteen hunuIe1 ",'u rIa's
one, Is hereby rescindeo anu anros""eu'
THE DIFFERENCE.
+, 4. Ill - I,.,r In mind the real
-, 80 dig,,,s,,ce hatween This subsfi-
mn. ana he ordinance. as reported BY
,ar,od bv me commi,tee. The ordi-
,,a,,co a. renorted by Mr.. BOvden yes
,ordoy states Distinctly that the ordi-
'-,' '',i.;,.h a., ,aiaof North Caro-
ii,,a ,a;,sod The Constitution OF the
Ir.,i,,.i SEC, In ESQ -, uo,r and al al
49, t,,I 49,. !. nm force and effect. {"
NJ. $500 ,hc action of the State
I, 'i,s 80, on,'sntion entirely. and a is
- -, ,Iat grieves line secesh ele-
.nls Po,u ~ .,ii Toovention The uubsti-
,iis"' ~ - a., ne ordinance on i7sq
su.e f',ii 80, hnt r,'cognizes The
= ~ .'.'.lt1,,, ,,d declares hi nscin-
~ ~, ~ - ,,Lro',,,,,J
"o" anu
upgE MANLY As PRINCIPAL MOURNER.
This Gentleman feels very bad over
,ha It, tnrn in Confederate affairs.
lie is not only the leader OF the rebel
element i'm the Convention. but he is
also the chief mourner. lie has mnny
nall bearers to assist him a. the dead
body of secession is brought into the
hall. and they all feel and look very
solemn as the funeral exercises progress.
/ When they are called upon 10 part with
the body OF the deceased, as they will
be- i'm a few DAYS at most, the scene will
doubtless he affecting.
The Judge obtained the floor, and
stated that as ne had intimated before
,bat the phraseology ofthe ordinance of
the committee did not suit him, Il might
bo exnected thai he would propose a
snbstiinte but that the one introduced
nv his friend came so near his views
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miscellaneous.
NEW GOODS
DAILY OPENING At m
D. Nicoll & Bros.

nFA1 yALFSCTE FpGrNu, PATENT
IL Naleneie Edeing and Inserting. English
Thread Edgine. Ribbon FdgiDg, Jeconei fdg-
ing and fnserting. Embroidered shpfois ~
i.sdisr AMI GENTS, Embroidered Linen set
Collars and Cnns, Bead Ornaments for Dress
and Coats Bad Gimp. silk oimp. Velvet
Ribbon, Fancy underioeyes and luffs, Lh~k
Lace Falls and Swiss Colareite, Iape Irin-
ming, Wide Betting. Ladies' linen Collar,
Gets' Linen, Crystal, Pearl. Cousl, jet, siik
and India Rubber Buttons, COlorei Velvet
Ril,bon. Emerie's Crochet Brnid, SIX Pm
broidered Braid, GU and jet Belt Buckles.
Shirt Fronts Fancy Bow Tuck Comfe, Gath.
or, Cufs, Butterfly Sarfs. Ladies and Gents
Neck Tee, Watch Guards, Head Nets, " aler
Faii Pads. 1oTsiss, GUcian Curb, Curl sticks
Hair Bratis and frezette.
Fine KID Gloves and larye and vel sslect-
ed assortment Of split, single and Double
The above goods are In store and for sale.
ID. NiCOIL a BRO.
aug8 loo Main Street.
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Franklin Insurance Company
90 wHEKriso.
cnnifaI aIhn 600.
sssss.sssssssssssssssss-
Rlf1ORs

nTRrcToRs;
7. IT. Tngan, T. p. ShaflSro~s Geo v. Wheel,
Geo. Nendel. John Toerkler. Saml. Me- 1ei-
lon. q. W. Fmnzhsln. jas. y. Nanoe. Alex.
Targhffn.
rT,HTe COMPANY HAvTNG PFpS rt'TY
' orgnnizfd. er prereref ~ take ri~ly- AZ
frir rate on hullfings ~ an kinds. meuhaa-
fiss. manufacturing Establishments. hIrrii-
ture. steamboats, and cawoes on The western
river anf inlre- and siao on the fvee rst-
snfis fnr aierfn ~ vrnr. THIS Company a.
fers superior Inducements n farmer, where
Nv thev ran ~ lnsurrf ar fhrre ve-r~. ~ re-
ducfsi raie-. This hring n fnfne institution.
cnfnpn~ef ~ soTne nirefv-tnur dnck holfcrs,
ninef ofwh0fn arr suiong orr is~f hrsine-s
mon. re~rrnrrends itself % the favorable con-
siderniion o''he in-uring public. and solicits
their fafFTmrrp
Aunliepiions for irmrsnce will be prnmpuy
attended ~ Nv The 20 na'arv.
ONE No. ! NcT ura Hou.e heinz the serns
formerly Occuplei by Adams rNrr,-s Go.
SO ARTHrTR. eecretary.
SANT. MOI VILLAIN, President.
GEO. MENnFL. Vice President
No ARTHUR. Agssn' for paving rendons
Offior. No Ncfure House. being The Rme
formerly nrlitfnsi Wv Adan-S Fxnrr~e 10.
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educational.
STARTLING MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Columbus, Ohio.

VlIE NINETFKNTH RhGgl.Nk 80
sinn csmrnetIes< Nesins-tiaN' tstet-i
isth. i,.l anil ends March ~ lSh. Clinical
Isstur,s on Practical Medicine AMI SulsyIN
Nill d. given rcxularly Throughout the Win
ter sf ~ FmncIs Hospital In the college
huililng. THIS Hospital Mas OISnsN August
1T. and alrca,iy has "A large nuinuet OF pa
students viii also have advantage Of Clint
cal Instruction In the Hospital ~ the ONO
feni'' H'-'''' FACULTY. l)l)t
= NJ. smith, NJ D.. Prof Principles and
Practice OF Meliclne. .,
Tr,nris Garter. NJ n, Prof Obstetrics and
pi..4-.s OF Women and Children.
John lawson, ". u, l'roL. Anatomy anu
d W. Hamilton. NJ. D.. Prof survcry-tye
and Par ~uncTy. 49,.
Theo, q. Wofu,ley. NJ D. Proi, Chemistry
ii, startling Loving. NJ n, Prof Maieria Ne'iica
I :. Gari. NJ H.. Demonstration of Anatomy
FEES
Fuii ouDfSa i.,..,....... ....' -
NaiH,Eilaiion irad butoueel .............-- . ~
psmon.frator's Ticket. b ~
students on their arrival by calling az the
ofIIce of lie Igan. un state street, or upon
~ flffffnr ~ me conege. viii D. assisted IN
urueurins suitable ioslginES
Enr rIrfulars ur additional lniufinllluns al
dr,ss FRANCS CARTER, NJ; D.,
aUIal NEAM
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE
q. g OrNrRAL HoapTrAI

~ GENERAL HoapIrAL,
Wheelfag W. 10. Apyfl sab, lsfiA I
L TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
| You that have carefully examined the
Artificial Leg manufactured by LEoSAnD
I.rGRAs, and for which You arr agent. For
simplicity ~ enfisf ruction A. wen rs durhlii.
" and convenience, have never seen any
thing b. equal them. and Therefore cheerfully
recommend them 20 any who are unfortunate
enough 20 need artificial llmlE.
Very re~pt, your opet'i ssry
A. A. surgeon, u. ~. A.. In charge.
WHEELING, W. Va, April 9TH. LIS.
have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs Of LKoSARp LIeR.S. and nnd them
simple In their construction, or good work
manship, liaht and very substantially made
They will he quite as seryiceahle NJ any arti-
fcial LEGS In use, and on aeoouni % their SIM
plicity and Strength le-s liable to need repalrs.
] cheetfaliy rcoommend them TO any who
-|0H JoHN FRISyT.I,
A. A. surgeon. Y. :. A
HEBRON, PLEAsASTs COUNTY, W. VAL
September u. lssa
Mr.. Charles Behler. WheeiinO. ". Va.
Jlcnr Sill have now bssn using the two
half legs Of the Legran make, furnished by
you, for over two months and Il affords me
great pleasure IN saying thsf they have hccn
a great satisfaction 10 me IN that time. The
limb Il simple In construction. strong. and Il
very comfortable; In fact nnd II Just the
limb which the necessities Of my case require.
hope there may ~ hut rev who have hcen
~ unfortunate as 10 have los, both their limt~
rs have, but n any snch should h. found, 70
such especially, and 90 all Others. who's mis-
fortune II j. 10 he deprived Of LIMB. / cheer
fnlly rpcommed the IeRran limb on account
of tssirength. simplicity, and general ndnp-
tati0n 10 the uses for which 10 l. intended.
Very truly yours. &c.,
SAMUEL BuMGARDSER.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLER. Agt..
Moaro< ST., BET. Mdrta & fbsrth.
anr1s-iv
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ISTo HER fMIcHTY TRUMPET Fame
has breathed new word, Sozodont,
and she is making IL resound through
the civilized world. II is the Greek for
teeth preseryer, but in plain English
Fragrant Sozodont, is the most effective
deniifrice that chemistry has ever yet
extracted from the Oriental vegetable
kingdom. octlO-3teod
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lBy authority of the legislature
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State OF
West Virginia.

DISSOLVED, BY THE LEGISLATURE
IL % Wet Nindnia. The following i pro
rfrsrd a. an amendment tothe toiIstfution OF
This state. % b. added az the end Of the inst
section 81 the third article thereof % hecuIne
mart VI The AID Constitution when rauned
aocorilne 81 the provisions thefeof namely;
'sNo psrson who. since the first lay OF June,
l>6l. has given or shall giNe voluntary All 81
assistance Ia the retssllinn against the United
-tafes shall h. "a CITIZEN of this State OF he al
lowed % vote NJ any election held thereiu.
unless he has volunteered into the military
20 naval service ~ the United states and has
been or shall h. honorably discharged there
frum."
Adopted, March I, fs61 JUS
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Lister IRON Mr.. Henry NEWMAN.

LETTER fROM MI. HENRY NEWMAN.
Editors Gdscte.
A. ana referred 10 by J. W. Amiss in
his letter OF last week, against X. =.
Brown, candidate Tor the state senate,
deem Il my duty 10 say thai think
MIR. brown II true and reliable Union
man. and shall give him my earnest
support for the senate. | have known
him for the past four years 20 be as true
as steel far the country. do not know
many things referred 10 by Mr.. Aniss.
I hope to see Mr.. Brown elected by u
large majority, as ] believe he will be.
Yours truly.
Henry NEWMAN.
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The TRUTH WILL OUT AT LAsr.-The
Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading DEM
ocratic organ Of the West, says;
"The real genuine Democracy Of the
country were never at heart for the war,
and never believed that 1t would lead TO
a good result"
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aatdital.
SELLERS Cough SYRUP.

~. pu.,Nil-r N Irs ACTION. ALWAYS
So niuI nia, Icgrcl l.iit ,..sl.,e :. ~, =. ~.
- ms dfl r-f irin1.f MNn ,.,lIi.l.l n II.
.,..sa.. .HH.f'uIus N' lNIlalil.l...'f t.
..,'..... .H|...s I.fuf, s 'itftNrI, 20 u iui unA
..r.. rI... t.i.r majority Uf pulmonary
.l .....-. uIsl ull u0ie. Ia a. p,culii,,l'N
.. ~. ...HIrru. uNuriI.uE eItlI W..tl pm
Wr0.u.H ..lsh and siu,l1''i l.-'i,,'- 49,. w.,
49,. number Hf crrLINHriits ffttiNod N"in
.....-.vy.r. 80 tp,,rut ths iDllnu.ng
-, ~, R.,. o.. e.. IaSnb. Pastor OF
IN Raptist church. Alexandria
49, ,SnEl,. Ilcliug lo-. Pa. n I'D.
fr fnminf,. 1S.l bet D ,.Ncfe gont, ~
~ ..r rg.o.lsvs ara rictf. nuni
t...'l.,. r,.rnIre until -afuuiaN uiEht tqol
fe..... Hn flr evening. ui thr tft's iIitu Nt.'
.u.lr,.rr,al aui s'rrt an utsiit " ~ uF''s'''-
1|r Hirllff ~ .lial ,tali.t, ,....-,,l,,, ana
ur...hs,i tuty durus thc tay without any
sr6se tiat time have Eiysai ., ts,Quently
ID. rry ehIIirUu. and OgNtVc that 20 hl,s e--sii-
ually uueyed them Yours iTru.N' t,,u
R.eonr,,ss .iesi TarticaiaEls 20 .leyyt,.
speaker
p-,e-..r Porter has. without ~liIriiai .1nr
-l,-..rI a .srfIrf|Ifs nf ne eNre.h nre oi ms
-..r-fr- O.neh Ne,llcIne. WIN D. iuisff-i-
'nf to an slo arc afhici,d WIN c"oHi''--
fsfFf.fr nr.H % ..-.
Excuses Hofi1L. I,ec,fuler ~. ~.
49,. flfIf.rs.-. fffNirr fsfIi ftf snuio uine
-. ~ much aflIfigd with sevcre cusi
...f sffHasf etausfHuf C1uel and h1Ning iiel
,.arH..a. remedies. sfrura, &c. HnA til T" W
arI...f WIS indurtd Uy uN rr'ttui.u uit ~
,v la WnfInrr of this CTS, Oh make iiIl
~ IL l. -.uaf,. UHuriI l-sTllT. Z ahl -, Aifi To
r,-, -sr,f s,iruris uofivcd iuroti iniin', ..-
~. -f.-r ffwn. U Iin fhf lrflfr-i dlflcuIN
ff.f fs..furrd before NV u~UtriNc cLl,-
ir-.,. i.rIf..r fil, tt'lurr ruftIn. leou.i sitas
SCR rlf0..f on4s dIffiur fhr UNtnine
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,...r f.vle.r,. afiil 0fHer uuHlh' sIfakef~
JANIS "A. PORTER. lff Of AliheiH. '-if''
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sTaAnCnATEp Pills.

~ CATHARTIC
y. fhnnersi
Quinine.
Opium,
Nophine.
Rhubarh. &c.. or salc ~
r. n. IoGAN q 20,
,neiQ dsw and LOGAN. LIST a CO
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REMEDY.
aYMPTOM6i

n W u sE"rl
u,HF SYMPTOMS or cATARpH A
they geneYaily appear are ri nf~t very
slight. Persons md they have a cold. that
they have frequent atiacks. and are more
sensitive 10 the changes 81 iemIsFature. ~
this condition, the noe may ~ dry or 4 slight
dlSrhnnge, thin and arrid, Afterwards hecofn-
ing thick and adhesive AZ the dtsease 10
CONES chronic, the iisc harves am lncfta.s-i In
quantity and changed la quality; they arenow
thlck and heavy, and arr hawkei or cnualed
or The secret IONS arr offensive, causing had
breath: the voice \ thick and nasal. The eye
are weak the sense ~ the smell i ls-~~entsi or
Destroyed: deafness frequently taks~ plnce.
Another common and important rymioin ~
Catarrh 4 that the person i ohliged n clsiu
his throat IN the morning NJ nick ~ ~lirlrN
nIucns. which has fallen down ffom the head
durnR the night when this takes place the
person may H. SURE that his dls-a~e \ on ~
way 70 the mngs, and should lose no time In
The Above are but few ofthe many Csianh
symptoms
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PLASTER PARIS

IN BBfls. PLASTER PARIS, bh'sr quality
"V '''s-'e p. q HILDRETH a BRO.
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A RrvoLrTIoNIsr or 1851 SPEARS.
A SPEECH TO THE FONT.

Mr.. Poole, Of BERTHE. riveted the at
tention OF all by the clear views he took
of the whole matter, and the fOrcible
manner in which he presented them.
lie remarked that the State was either
In the Union or out OF IL. II In the
Union, then she has the high powers
and privileges belonging to the State
under the Constitution. II she was out
OF tho Union she was n conquered pro
rince. II was no small matter which OF
the two propositions presented was ae-
cepted. The one declares that we have
rights which illegal acts have not taken
from us the other makes Us conquered
subjects, kneeling at the feet OF the con-
querer. There was vast difference be-
tween the two propositions. II was in
tended by the fathers that the Consti-
tuition OF 1850 should be binding for
ever. He disseIfed ~ toto from the
doctrine that state had right &c So
cede. He was struck with the state
ments Of the gentleman (Ferrebeel who
has always been opposed 10 secession,
yet now espoused II In his opposition To
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ansuranre.
IRE, YARNE& INLAND INSURANCE

= hibi NiAH h'hh"D L'bOihHOh
D,AN RE OBTAINED UPON THE MOST
Y reasonable terms N any ~ the following
COmpsnifs. rspUssnting In the aenTtpsis :
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