The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, November 21, 1860, Image 4

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Till: LANCASTER LEDGER Published every Wednesday Morning BY W. -M. CONNORS, lUtitor and proprietor. TERMS: lu advance, - 12.U(] \t the expiration of Six Months, .... 2.5C tho end of the Year, .......... 3.0( ADVERTISEMENTS, Will be inserted at the following low rates One square (of 16 Hues or Iobs,) one insertion $1 ; oi, if continued, 75 cents for the first in sertion, and 50 cents for each subsequent insei t ion. The number of insertions must be whiten o each advertisement, or they will be inserted ti ordered out and charged accordingly. The following deductions will be uiade i f avor of aUndinc advertisements : 3 UQNTIIH. 6 MONTHS. I VKA One Square, $3.00 $5.00 $9.0 Ptvo " 6.00 10.00 15.0 Three " 9 00 14 00 18.0 Half Column, 10 00 ii.OO 30.0 One " 30.00 15.00 60.0 Business Cards of live lines or less, iuclix i ng tho puper, Six Dollars per annum. Announcing Candidates lor Ollice, Fiv Dollars. pTConiiiitinications ree.oimne ding cat didates for office and nil others ot iniite or individual interest, charged at udveriisiu *tes. 'ox notice of application to Legislature Fi e Dollars. Obituary Notices exceeding on square in length (16 lines) will bo charge for the overplus,at regular advertising ratei U* T ribules of Respect, rated as ntl verlisinents. 53*P~ All transient advertisements inns iie paid for in advance. Tvn mr/-vmmipi jujLun a CHALYBEATE RESTORATIVE PILLS OF I It O N. All aperient and Stomach preparation of Iro purified of Oxygen and Carbon by combastio in Ilvdrogeii. Sanctioned by the highest Med ical -luthorities, both in Europe and the Uui ted States, and prescribed in their practice. The experience of thousands daily pi-ove that no preparation of Iron can be compare' with it. Impurities of the blood, depression o vital energy, pale and otherwise sickly copi plexions indicate its necessity in almost ever; conceivable case. Innoxious iu all maladies in which it ha proved absolutely curative in each of the fol lowing complaints, viz In Debility, Nervous Affections Emucina tion, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhoea, Dvs eute.y, Incipient Consumption, Scrofulous Tu berculosis, Salt Khcuin, Mismcnsti uation Whites, Chlorosis, liver Coinplniuts, Chronic lleaduehes, liheumatism, Intermittent Fevers Dimples on the Face, Stein case of General Debility, whether the re suit of acute disease, or of the coiitinaed ditui nutiou of nervous and muscular energy frou chronic complaints, one trial of this restorative has proved successful to an extent which n< description nor written attestation would rende credible. Invalids so long bed'riddon a* to have become forgotten in their own neighborhoods have suddenly re.appenrerl in the busy work as if just returned from protracted travel in i distant land. Some very signal instances oflhi kind nre attested of female Sufferers, emaciate* victims of apparent marasmus, sangulneou exhaustion, critical changes, and that compli <>oti/in llf mifWAiie ninl -1 ? ? ? ' v. ?v - ww aim uji ijic-jjuc aver^Min to .11 Kud exercise for which tlio physician has in name. In Nervous Affections of all kinds, and fo reasons familial to medical men, the ope ratio! of this preparation of iion must necessaril y b salutary, for, unliko the old oxides, it ia vigc rously tonic, without being exciting aed or?t heating ; and gently, regularly aperient, eva jn the most obstinate cases of costireoesa with out ever being a gastric purgative, or intlietin| a disagreeable sensation. It ie'ttiis latter property, among other;! whieU- makes it so remarkably effectual am permanent a leuiedy for I'u.xs, upon which i also appears to excit a distinct and specific ac tion, by dispersing the local tendency whic forms them, In Dyspepsia, innumerable aa are iu cause; a silicic box of tll?*ll t.'luill li.iala ISIIa . c J ? ?? sufficed for the most habitual casca, iiicludiii the attended Costivenesa. In unchecked Diarrhoea, evan when advance to Dysentery^ confirmed, emaciating, nod a|i parcutly malignant, the effects have been eijuai ly deciyVc ai;d astonishing. In the local pains, loaa of flesh and strcngtl debilitating cough, and remittent hectic, whicl generally indicate Incipient Consumption, thi remedy/has ulloyoj the alarm ol ti ionds at physicians, urfcvernl vecy gratifying and into estiurgUsances./ iu 8crofulotp?r?lberculoaia, this inodicate lion has lu^fpr more than the good effect u the niosOrafUously balanced preparations c iodine, witfiout any of their well known liabil ties. The attention of females cannot be too con kdently invited to this remedy ami restorative in the case peculiarly affecting them. In Rheumatism, both chronic and iiiflamatc ry?in the latter, however, more decidedly?i has been invariably well reported, both us slle viating pain and reducing the swellings am stiffness of the joints and muscles. Ip Intermittent Fevers it must necessarily b a great remedy and energetic restorative, ant jls progress in the new settlements of the West wilt probably be one of high renown and use fulness. No remedy hag ever been discovered in the whole history of medicine, whit h exeitssucl prompt, happy, and fully restorative effects.? Good appetite complete digestive, rapid ac<|ui aition of strenght, with an unusual dispositioi for active and cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use. I'ul up in neat flat metal boxes containinir h< pills, price 60 cenU per box ; for sale by drug gists and dealers. Will be sent free to any ad ores on receipt of the price. All letters, oider* etc,, should bo addressed to R. B. LOCKE & Co , General Agents. 2u Cedar Street, N. V. Oct. 10, 1860?26?ly. fi O U T 11 C A li O L I N A . Lancaster District. Lewis Croxton, applicant, ) vs. I W rit in Benjamin Croxton, the wid- \ ow and children of VVillimn | Summons. Croxton, deceased, et. nl. J It nppenring to my satisfaction, that Ben jsinni Croxton, and the widow and ehildret of William Croxton, deceased., reside with out (he limits of this State. it ta tlierefori ordered, th>.t they do appear and object t< he sale and division of the real estate o Lewie Croxton, .Sen., deceased , on o. be for < the il8lh day of Nov , next, or their con vent to the same will be entered of Record this the 3d day of Sept., I860. P. T. HAMMOND, o. l. d. Sept. 6, I860 ? 30- 3m. p f ft.00. WOTICEr A LI. Peraone indebted to me either by J\. Note or Account are requested to come forward and give me the money, aa itia ont of my power to extend indulgence to any p?. i. E. CURKTON. ;ao. 11, i?oo. MARK THESE I-ACTS ! THE TESTIMONY OF THE WORLD. 'I HOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT. 1 Bad Legs,Bad Breasts,Sores and Ulcers. : All description ol sores arc remediable bv , I the proper anil diligent use ol this inestimable i- I preparation. To attempt to cure l>a?l leg.-* by ! plastering the edges ol the wound together is | a folly ; for should the skin unite, a boggy disn ; eased condition remains underneath to break II | out with tenfold fury in a few days. The only ' rational and successful treatment, as indicated > by nature, is to reduce the iulluiiiiitioii ill and 11 i about the wound and to soothe the neighborI ing parts by rubbing in plenty of the Ointment '* j as salt is forced into meat. Diptherin, Ulcerated Sore Throat, and 0 ; Scarlet and other Fevers. 0 } Any of the above diseases may be cured by U ' well rubbing tiie Ointment three times a day I into the chest, throat and neck ot the patient ; j it will soon penetrate, and give immediate re I lief. Medicine taken by the mouth must ope e | rate upon the whole system ere its influence 5 can be felt in any local pint, whereas the Oint I- j ment will do its work st once. Whoever tries d I the unguent in tho above manner tor the disg : eases named, or any similar disorders affecting i the chest and throat, will liud themselves re ; ) Moved as by a charm. Piles, Fistulas, Strictures e The aliovc class of complaints w ill lie red ] moved by nightly fomenting the parts with i | warm water, atul then by most effectually tubI bing in tha Ointment, Persons suffering from these direful complaints should lose not a tno^ meiit in arresting their progress. It should lie understood that it is not sufficient mere* ly to smear the Ointment on thuntlccted parts, but it must be well rubbed in lur some coiisid erublu time two or three times a day, that it may be taken into the system, whence it will remove any hidden sore or wound as effectually as though palpable to the eye. There again bread and water poultices, alter the rubbing in i ot the Oiutmeiit, will do great service. This is " ; the only sure treatment for females, eases ol '' j cancer in the stomach, or where there may bo n general boating duwn. Indiscretions of Youth ;?Soros hiu! Ulcers, s It hitches, as also swellings, -ran, with certainJ ty, he radically cured it the Ointment he used if freely, and the l*ilis he taken night and morn uig as recoiuntended in the printed instructions. y \\ lieu ticated in any other way tney only dry up in one place to break out in another; w here* s as this Ointment will remove the humour Ironi . | the system, and leave the patient a vigorous | and heahhy being. It will require lime with I the use ot the 1 ills to ensure a lasting cure. I Dropsical Swellings, Paralysis and Still Joints. Although the above complaints differ widely in their origin and nature, yet they uli require local treatment. Many of the w orst ca ol such diseases, will yield in a comparatively short space ot time when this Ointment is dilii h gently luhbcd into the parts affected, even ah ler every other means have failed. In all so1 rious maladies the l'ills should he taken accor" p ding to the printed directions accompanying 5 each bos. B Both the Oiittnieiit ami J'iII.i \LimLl />* , ust'il in the f ollowing rum's : 1 Bab Legs, Chiego loot, . Fistulas, Bad lli-vast*, Chilblains, (tout, * Burns, t happed Uuuds,Glandular swell '1 Bunions, Corns (Boll) ings, ^ Bile of Mosvho- Cancels. Lumbago,' - toes and Sand Contracted and Piles, r Flies, Still Joints, Rheumatism, B Coco Lay, Elephantiasis, Scalds, Sore Nipples,, Sore Throat, Skin Itiacusc*, f Scurvy, Sore Heads, Tumors, " Ulcers, Wounds, Yaws. L IS CAUTION I?N'uLe me genuine unless '* the word* "J/otlowag, j.Y<? York and /x)??</<?//,' are discernible us a Water mark in every leal " ot the book of directions mound each pot or box ; the same may be plainly seen by holding ^ the leaf t?i the light. A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such iiitoruiuj tion as may lead to the detection ol any party or parlies counterfeiting the medicine* or t ending the same, knowing them to ho spurious, j | *c* Sold at the Manufactory ot Professor IHM. low ay, 80 Maiden Uiit, New York, ami by all ri'itpecUble Druggists and 1 )culcrs in ' Medicine liunugbout the United States and " tlie eivili/ed world, in boxes at -5 cents, >:< ^ I cents unit $1, each. j There is consiueiable saving by taking the larger sizes. N. It.?Directions foi the guidance of patients in every disotiler aie atlixed to eaeli box. ^ Oct. '.'4, l.Stiu, ly ;| MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. d I 1 1'NT Published, in a Sealed Envelope it fj <>n the nature, treatment nrnl rndica ,1 . cure of Spermatorrhoea, or seminal weakness, r ! Sexual Debility, Nervousness and inducing lmpotency and Mental ami Physical Incapacity. Uy Hob. J. Culverwcll, M. P., . The important tact that the nwlul conse' ipiencca of ac I ('-abuse may be etl'cctually re. moved without iucrual medicines or the dant gerous applications o( caustics, instruments, medicated bougies, and oilier empiruculdevises, I is here clearly demoustiated, and the entirely , new and successful treatment, as adopted by u the celebrated author fully explai cd, by means j ol which every one is enable to cure himself perfectly, and at the least possible cost, there. ' . by avoiding all the advertised nostrums of tbo day. This Lecture will prove u boon to thou' , aauda and thousands, ,, Sent under seal to any addi <-m, post paid . I on lh? teceipt of two postage stamps, by ad, . dressing Dr. (ill. J. (J. KI.INK, II. i)., -18o , tirat Avenue, New York, Post If ox 4i8ii. f ! Dec. 21, 186V. 16-ly. .'so II T II CAROLINA, LANCASTER DISTRICT. I' i , In Ordinary. Isaiah Robertaon, applicant, vs. Littleton Robertson, Tyrey Robertson, et a I Defendants. It nppeoring to my satisfaction tbat Tyrev Robertson, Jacob Eanlkenbnry nud wilt) Rebecca. two of tiie defendants, reside* without tliia Slates. it is then-lore ordered ! thai tliev do appear and object to the divi- i aion or aalo of the real estate of William ' Robertson and wife Sarah, deceased, oil or 1 before the 9tn day of January next, IM61. j or conaent to the natne will entered of re cord. Tliii iltli diy of October I8ti0 ?1 P. T. HOMMOND, () I. I) | Oct 17th, 3 b?3m, pf SO. y John Anderson, i TIMS Thorough bred Jack ia out of MARENfJO. lie ia 15 hands , high, 4 yeara old, dark iron gray, and finely proportioned. He will atand the | Kail aeaaon at tliia place, on the following term# : For the aeaoou, S.'.t) 00 lotneaaler C. H , Sept 12, 1840,-31tf. LOOK TO Y0T7E IH TEE EST ATIIQSE INDEBTED TO ME by note or accoout are rrqureted to come i forward end pay up before returo-day, otherwiee tSiey will be aoed. J. B. MOBLKY. j Pleaaont hirtt, Feb. IS. I-tf. 4_ M* M | * q 2 s t? "JR 5 0 ? j.j *\ V 63 = ~ o c -2 * I ) H A c w _= V o O sE| i o * ?|| n r#) y w - 5 - ? ?a i? Swt a ?-S = ?&a a H P?i S 3 slllj! -0 ?5 a V ? ,5>-3 ' >, ^ is-?l i ? *Z W ?? s ? nisi .. Q rJl v 03 ?- - __ 2 . oo ! na ^ ^ ~ 5* * Q 55 o ? ^ ^ |_ <^?a W S ? t X ! L-J ? ? *2 5 o ;c c - QO - H 5 S =- r I*; gg O S w a JI >,-- -'] rio ? J r? 7 1J ? "" g f SS ! om$<? T-- > 1i ** *4 5i?yi ^ 6 Iffi W - a U ? ? (1 P 'j id) 4 What Everybody Wants. THE FAMILYDlM'TOK : contaimno < SIMI'I.K KMM Kit IKS, KAPII.Y OIITAINKP, L FOR T11K ( I'UK <>F DI-KASKS IN A I.I. FORMS. liV PROFESSOR HENRY S. TAYI.OK, M. 1). It Tell* }*oi< how to attend upon the sick, ami > how to cook for tIk-iii ; how to prepare Prink*, I Poultices, Ac., at <1 how to guard against in fee j tion from Contagious Diseases. 1 It Tr/lx You of tlie various diseases of Chi!- I drcn, and gives the best and simplest mode ot I treatment during Teething, Convulsions, Vie ciniitiou. Whooping-cough, Measles, Ac. It Tell* You the symptoms ol t'louji, Cholera j Infiiiituui, Colic, Dim him, Wei in-, Sculled Head, Ringworm, t'hickcii-pnx, Ac., and gives | you the best remedies tor their cure. . , It Till* You the symptoms of Fever and j ' ; Ague, and ltilious, Yellow, Typhus, Seallet | | and other Fevers, and gives you the best and j I It '/' lis )'o>i I lie symptom* ot liillucii/n, *'<in- i j sumption, !?\ spepsia, Asthma, Dropsy, tiout, i Khcumittisin, Lumbago, Li ysipelas, Ac., anil gives you thi1 best reiiiedh s lor their cue. ' I It '/'r/ls )"o</the syiii|itiuiK of Choleiu Mot- ' 1 bus. Malignant Choleia, Small pox, hysi'lili'iy, ' Cramp, IliM'ioi < nl the Madder, Kidneys and I . Liver, ami llie best remedies for their euro, I It Tell* You the symptom* of Pleurisy, I Mumps, Neuralgia, Apoplexy, Paralysis, tln> | various Diseases ot tlie l luoat. Teeth, Kar aiel . | live' ami the best remedies lor their eiire. It Tell* Yon the symptom* o! 1 pilepsV, j | Jaumliee, Piles, llapture, Diseases of the Heart, J | 1 leiuoiihuge, Venereal Diseases, ami llydtop- i hohia, ami gives the heat remedies lor their cure. ' I It Till* Yon the best ami simidesi treatment | lor Wounds, liioken Hones and Disloealions, j Sprains, Lockjaw, Fever Sores, \\ bite Swel ; ling*, l .en.-, U hitlows, Lolls, Seurty, Ihtrn* ' and Seroliila. It Tell* ) on ol the vaiious diseases peculiar ' | to Women, and gives the best and simplest I * lemedies lor their cure, together v< itli niaiiv j i . . i * . . - 'I* ; vanillin*' uiiiu* lor ino pteservmion ol the health. j Tilt- work in written in jtlniii language, lice trout medic.il terms, ho iih to tie easily underi stood. while its simple recipes nmy soon save I 1 you iniiiiy times the tost ot the l?>ok. It is J j | printed m a elear and open type ; is illustiutod with appioprinte engravings, ami will lie lor. I .' warded to youi address, ncut.y bound and pos- i tage paid, on lecuipt ol fl.OUO. $1000 A YEAR. enn be made '?y ciitcrpiu j ' sing men eveiy v lieu: iii selling the uliove woi K, ! as our inducements to alt such are very liberal. For hinglo copies of the ltook, or for terms t to agents, with other itiloriiiation, apply to or ! I ud dress JOIIN E. FOTTER, PublisherNo. ft I 7 Siiiisom Street, I'luladelphia, I'u. i July II, Istio. 22?(Sm. | 50,000 COPIES ALK l, \I)V SOI.D. i i:\ ki;V (UthVrf LAW VMil i AND j c<>i:nskij.ok in isi;sinkss. liV FKANK t'KtfSUV, or tii r i-ii t i t ur i.i'ii i a ma it. It Trll* Yon how to draw up Partnership Papers and gives general tonus for Agreements I I ol all kinds. i(dl? ol Sale, i eases and I'eti- J 1 j lions. ! It Till* Ynu how to iliuvv up Bonds ami 1 . if . I at: 1 II ... r ?<>i .a imnn u>, i iiivits ol .lltniliev, 1 ' Notes ami 11ill~ nl K*i hange, It? < ?. !j?i?4 ami 1 leases. // Trlli* You the Laws (or tlie ('olleclion ot IlcbU, with the Statutes o! Limitation, ami n iioiii I ami kiii 1 ol propei it Kxcuipl It out !.\ edition iti every State. It Tills You how to make an Assignment 1 properly, with forms lor t'oniposition with C'rciliters, ami the Insolvent Laws ol everv ' State. " ! ! It Trlls You The legal relations existing lie- ' I | tween Guardian ami W aul, .Master ami Apt 1 prentiee, ami Landlord an.l Tenant. It Tills You w hat constitutes l.ihel ami Slum iler, ami the Laws as to Marriage Lower, the i Wile's ILght in Property, I hvoroe ami Alimony. It Tills You The Law lor Mechanics' Liens t in every State, ami the Naturalization Laws of . this country, and how to comply with the same. I It Trlls 1'iwc the Law concerning I'elision:', j and how to obtain one, and the I'ic.Kiiipiioii J Laws to I'uhlic Lands. Il 'Tills You the Law for Patents, with mode of procedure in obtaining one, with Interferon- , i ces. Assignments and Table of Fees It Trlls You how to make your Will, ami | , how to administer on uii t state, w ith the law ! and the requirements thereof in every Slate. | It Jiffs You The meaning of 1 aw Tortus in j | goncial use, ami explains to you the Legislative, ' Kxecutive and Judicial Powers of hoth the I ' General and State Governments. I It Jells You how to keen out ol Law hv allowing how to do your huniiioM legally, thus , saving h vast amount ol' property, and vi-uI tious litigation, hy its timely conaullation. j Single copies will he sent hy mail, postage ! paid, to Every Farmer, Every Mechanic, Every ; Man of Business, and Eveiyhody in Every I Stale, on receipt of f 1.00, or in law style of j binding at $1. $1000 A YEAR ran he n.adc hy enterpris- ' [ | ing men e v cry w heie, in selling the above work, as our inducements to nil such are very liberal. . For single copies of the Book, o> lor tcinis to agente, with other information, apply to or i address JOHN E. I'OTTKIt, Publisher, No. ?I7 Sansoin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. j July 11, 180').?22? Oni. Subscribe for the WEEKLY AND TRI-WEEKLY ' | SUMTER WATCHMAN!!' PUBLISHED AT SUMTEK, 8. C. itv gii.hekt a dark. rpilK TRI-WEEKLY WATCHMAN is | JL i?nu? d Tuesday, Thursday, and Sntur- ' day, at Three Hollars in advance or Four , Hollars at the expiration of the year. The WEEKLY WATCHMAN is iaaued , every Wednesday morning at Two Dollars j in udvnuce or Three Dollars at the end of ! i the year. NT Person* ordering ndverliaemenla t for the Tri Weekly enn have the privilege t of oar large Weekly Stjfltifflgratis. NOTICE 1 IS HKKKBY (JIVKN that an implication j will be made at tho next Hesaion of the fj legislature, for a Charter for a Kail Koad to join to or extend the 8. C. Kail Koad from Camden via Lancaster C. M., to some h point on the North Carolina line. NF.W TESTIMONY", l*'U(>M KKMAULK SOL'KCKS, TO SHOW I ||.\T Till-: n i r 11 i' h p 11 11 It 11 111 III I II,. OR Balsam of Life. Is .all that the proprietor claims for it. The following letter reeived without solie tatio ?,is ot.ly one of the many certificates that have lieen sent him, to prove that BAT MM DM VIM will cure a<"nravateil eases ol Dyspcps a, l_ Otis', ipation. Sick Headache, Moss of Appetite, &e. Try a Medicine that is made at home. (.'amoks. S. (\ Aug. 10, 1 st;o. Mr. .1. .). McKain Dear Sir: This will cei lilv that I have been greatly benefited by the use oi your 4kl?aume De \ ie." I l ad been a sailerer h?r some lime past from \vhat i suppose*! ivas Dyspepsia, haV.'eg violent pains in the side and othersympoms of ill is disease, hut aft/rr taxing one bottle of this preoaraion I was greatly r? lieved and jel eve that it has eared me. Respectfully, yours, Li IX)it(ik i . .1 KN KS. Prepared and sold by JOHN J McKAIN, CAMDKN, S. C. Wholesale Agents, llaviland, "Uevenson & Co., Charleston, south Carolina. SoUl by I lasseltine ?T Masscy, Lancaster, S. (,\; Maj^ill A: Beat .ii*, Pleasant Mill; li. ('. Patterson, Liberty Ilill. A ug. .s, 1 8150, '2<5 ?If riiitin.Ui nuxiit Calbava Itark. the virtues of Peruvian IIAUK, AS A IONIC, 11 ii h liciii ! i.ii liin?* kffiw .1 tn niM-il t'otnini't't I II i: C A I, I S A V A , (Or King's Bark ) lil- Mini \ ulllnlili- n*" : !! Ilit' \;irit'lii"4 " I'Kltl VI AN It \l{ K. And in '.In- l it .1 \ 11 ( i > (Mini l>i ni-ii. \\ it Ii I er ii'i/roilit-ntH v? li'u li iituvim- it- i-ll'n-annH ovi-ri-niiii- tin- inU-ii?. > ol its inter, i-tiiti-rinjj it ;t n??u?t nj,n-? .-?l?lt* < Oil DIAL. For llinM* |i? r?(?HH ii\ifii?i :i Kl-.V Kit tini ACil'K District, it ?ilt ifiiiinil itiMiltuMo in A MtKVLNTIVi:. 't.ilf ii wine L'lie-x lull. Inkrti i. L'lit ami IIH'I liilijr. lllldermjj lilW "\?lrlll Irs* liable In tin* it it 1 :t 11 li y aliite I tin- al in(?-|>liere >n?? li?it!!? will I'lninri1 iin\ iifn" I' ili n*. i merit-* n? a Tenie. g-V?' I ''"J limit ili'Iifulii Slum.icli will !>fiir it witlmnt repugnance. Mi.Mil Willi ii little ivuler it luritii ? iiiuhi pleasant lieveriiye TilK KLIXIK I ? iils'i iiMeful in cI'ri.-iin e. m-n ?>f |*\S i.i'si \. weakness. kkkiodhai. KAI> All IK. mill in NK1JK A Mil A w ill mtiu-iinies efbcl a cure when all oilier remilii M fail Eur delicate I.-ill.lie* it will iillur.l ;real relief. Prepared nnd Hold bv JOHN J McKAIN, ( 'allldeli, S. ('. 11 ASSK1.TI S K A MASSEY. I .aiiraalei villi". .M Mill.I. A" HKATTIK. I'leMunt I Ml. ft IMTTEItXON, Liberty Hill,SC. .May ?. I SCO. 131f*. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA l benevolent Innlitution. established bv sup. rial endowment for the relief of the nick and distressed, afflicted with Virulent nnd Kpidentic diseases. TDK HOWARD ASSOCIATION', in view ol the awftil destruction of human life, caused I>\ Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practised ipon the unfortunate victims of Much disease) ?y tpiacks, several years ago directed theii ijonnulting Surgeon, as a Charitable Act wor hy of their name, to open a Dispensary lot :he treatment of this class of diseases, in all '.heir forma, anil to give Medical Advice Oratii jo all who apply hy letter, with a description ol their condition, (age, occupation, hahils of life, kc.,) and in cases ol extreme poverty, to Kurlish Medicines Free ol Charge. It is needier* to add that the Association commands the Ingle st Medical skill of the Age, and will Aimirh .he most approved modern treatment. The Directors of the Association, in the An< ual Report upon tho treatment of Sexual DIs ases, express the highest satisfaction with the tuccess which has attended the labor* of their Surgeons iu the cure of Spermatorrhoea, Seiniial Weakneaa, Oonorrhrea, (ileet, Syphilis, the rice ol Onanism or Sell Abuse, Diseases oi the lidneys and Bladder, Ac . and order a contin aiice of the aarne plan lor the ensuing year Valuable Keporta on Spermatorrhea, and ither diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on he New Remedies employed in the Dispensay, sent to the alllieted in sealed letter enveopea, free of charge. Two or three Stamps or postage will be acceptable. Address, DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, feting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 4 iouth Ninth Street, 1'hiladelpnia, Da. By Older of the Directors, EZRA D. IIKARTWKLL, 1'aaatoiMT, IKO. FAlKCIIILD, Secrtlary. April IS, 1SSD. 10? ly ' VALUABLE GIFTS | W ITH BOOKS AT (j i;o. G. Kvans' ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK FNTFItPRlSK. j THti LARGEST IN THE WORLD! 1'KUM ANKTLY LOCATED AT j 13!) Chesthut STIIRKT, Philadelphia. j SIXTH YEAR of the ENTERPRISE. I CMil). Having purchased the spacious 11 on Utiiltl- i ing No. 4o'J Chestnut Street, ami lilted it up with every convenience to lucilitutc my busU ! ness, particularly lliat la unch devoted toCOUN- j TKY OltDKllS ; ami having n larger capital than any other party invested in the business, I 1 uni now prepared to olt'er greater advantages, and better gilts than ever to my eustomei*. I I will tu.nish any hook (o| n moral cluuaetcr) i published in the Cnited Stales, the regular 10tail price of which is One Dollar or upwards, < and gi- c a present worth from .">0 cents to loo | miliar* nun ciu'll hook, ami guarantee to pel- , loot sati-l'uction, a- I mil determined to in (intuit) tin- iepiltiition alicauv Itealowud uiv estah li-hnieiit. Stranger* visiting Philadelphia mo invited to cull ami judge tor 111 oiii.-iil v ! ?. (i. ti. KVAXS. | IF YOU WANT ANY BOOKS b. ii.l to l CKOUCE (J. EVANS, Iti'l-IAIIliK CilF'l' BOOK KN I KIOMUSK Nil t./'.t t'hcsUint Si reel, Philadelphia. Where all hooks lire sold nl the I'tihlislu I it's lowest prii'e*. mill toil linve tiie A I) VA N I Alii, ol" ri'i'cit in|f A I1ANDSOMK I'lilisKX I* Worth I'rom .r>0 cents to I HO dollars with I cac i Book. (iro. / Viiii-* OiigiiiMl gift ltook Knleipii-e Im- tii'i'li eiidoiM'd lit the ltook TiiiiIi' 11 ii 1 all the lending citi mid counliy new-paper- in llie United Slate*. (,'nt <>'. /.rnui' punctual Ini-ino** ti an-iic- I (ion- lull e I ei'el 11 d tin' lilllil ohiition ot m > i - Inn ,"!><> eilt/eiis til llic t nited States, lmi'Ii til 'vlitiiu hate i ? ? fit ftl Mili-lantiiil evidence til the hoi.c-lit* dei ived liv purchasing hooks al this e?- i tahlis'iment. (/I), / .'ran*' lias done iiioiv that. any nihil ptihliiiiier, in bookseller in the I in* ! States, ' : towards dilltisinjr knowledge to the |iet.|i!e lit ( I his system, many hooks me rend that otlisi. wise woultl lint have Itiuinl their way into the | ImuiIsi I teudeis. (frank /.<*h '* ?V? ir*^,i/y>. r.) ' li'ii. (?. / .ram keeps constantly till htonl the I most cxlt"isi? e stock, the (finite-t ussortiiienl j c t Honks, lliel "jieiil.tes lire to all alio lnay api |i i, tin* most complete catalogue o| Hooks ami tiilts in the United Mate*. l.. frank lots advantage* olleied liini hv other publishers and inaiullactureis which ! eitahle h in In Itllliish hi* pulroiiS With n li.o-r i ipntlity ami t hetter iihmiitltu 'it ot gills than I any other establishment. (irn <i. / .'tan* publishes neatly Ttfi. II inill ml Popular uud I nit-i outing Hook thci elo. ? '. J , as a piilillsher, he is hetter aide to ollet ectr.t ? preiiiiiiius utui t'oiiilnis- ons (iVii. (i. /.im?.i guarantees pel lect nili?l.icI lion to all who may send lor hooks. O'rn. (?. / .ran* new t lai-illed catalogue id hooks eiiihiuee tin* writings id eVOIT sta.idaid i author ill every depai liueiit of liu-i.il iii e, ami ; gives all the intoi nnttion iciitito to the puri llti.-m-j and lot w aiding hv Mad u^Kxpie-s ol MMifti uiiicii'ii mint in' CMiiwiaiiiiivnl, looetlier mi(Ii lull diicrtioim Jmwr toicunt inouex. l,rO. 0'. AV<I/I? CilUdngUCU ol It ma a Mill lie aelil quills all*! live ol cx|iciiai* to an\ mldie.aa | ill tin ( niled Muli". (int. (i. Arilu* inducements to Agent* culll lot lie mii |iu-mm1. (In i n i?-1 liberal eonunis' sionM iirt* oliei etl, iiii'l '>\ aohciting mio-ci i|itioua to book* in tin* iiianio'i }n >|ioM'<t, imout\ IhniIiii c.iii lie miIiI 111 tin* Mime tinif tii.it it itoiilil i.iln. lo -fit one 0:1 tile ..III t.i-'iioiieil subscription ( Ian. Send lor a classified I'.itulugiic, ami cveit liloiiiiii'ioii ?lil of given in ret relief to n^rli cicn Select Join Uuukt, enclose tin- iniioniil ol Mionev Icipi.letl, itntl tine trial Vlil .-nli.-lt \ou dial the beat place in the totiliti.t lo put' chine t.ooiia la ill 11 IK KX I KNSlVi: <>111 lliioK KSTAI5LIS11MKM t?K (i k<)k <i r; <. i: v \ \ s. No. i tn t i.i -liiiit S'reet, 1'iill.nle phin. i \\nt:i.? \t?r can ijk'I tniokh iik ai.i. kiniis Ilooks (it hact. Hook* ol' Fiction. Hooka ol Devotion. Hook I- ol AlllllKf IIIClll, Hooka lor the Old Folk.a. Hooka lor the ^ tiling Folk a. Hooks for Hoys, Hooka about Sailors Hooks lol toils. Hooka alioiit Soldiei s. Hooks lor Hovers. Hooka ah nit In liana. H....I . i... H I . ... IIMIIIX ><n " run 1 ! >. |l"Ull< milHi; I I 1111 ( 1-1 -. I llOI'k- lol V? IVC*. Blink* ilbuiil lll'l'. I<i>1)1.1 lot llu-baml-. Book-ubotiI Pali iota, liinik.i li>r Fanuct*. Book* lor Mechanic-, Book* tor Merchants. Hooks lor I'll>sicians. I look - for Uu vrii. Books lor Statesmen. Bo. k-ol Humor. Bible! Book'* ot Poetry, Presentation Honk*. Hook* ol Travel. 1'i.iyor Books, j Book.- Ill Bl-lOlV. 11 \ lllll I look 1. Book* of Biography. Juvenile Book*. Book- ol Adventure. Annuals, Allium-, etc. Cecil II. Hartley's IntelC.-liog Ihogi apluc*. Kev. J. II. IngiaiiMiu'i Soiptuiat Itomam e*. Smuckcr's Lives ol Puliiol* ami Statesmen. .1. T. Lumen's Itevoliilimiary Stories. '1'. S. Aiiliu: * Popul.ti Tales. I)r. Alton's f niuilily Doctor Mrs Hi niz's Novels. Mr* Soiithwoith's Novels. ' Cooper's Novels. Dickon's Novels. Wavei ly Novels. Wssliinglou Irving's M litings. All the witlings ol every -tatidard author in cveiy liepuitmeiil ol literature, in every style ol binding, ul the publisher's lowest prices, and rem ember that you pay no mote than you would at any other Kstabiishiueiit and you have the advantage ol i ecoiving an elegant Present, which ollciiliiiiua is woitli a hundred fold luoie than the amount paid lor the book. ,SK.N D For A Classified Catalogue ol Books, Order any I took, tbal you uivy want, remit the j retail price, together with the amount required lor postage, and one liisl will assure you that tlie best place in Hie country to purchase liook* ih hi the (Jill I Souk Establishment of GEORGE (> KV ans, Originator of ihe it Book Knterpiiae, No. -1311 Chestnut Street. l'liiladelpbia. AGENTS WANTED, To whom greater inducements than ever are ' . offered. Any person, either male or lemaie, who I in desirous ol engaging in an llouorahle ami 1 I'roiitnblu Employmeiit. Requiring but little lime and no outlay of money, and by which ' tliey can obtain gratia A Valuable Library, A >ine Gold V\ atch and Chain, A ilundaome ?eri vice of I'late, An Elegant Silk Kress rattern, A Splendid Sett ol Jewelry, Or many other choice article* enumerated in the List ol Gilt*, can do ! ?o by acting a* an Agent tor thia establishment. Any pemona, in any part of the couulry, can | he an agent, aimply by loriuing a club, sending ( a hat of book*, and remitting the amount ol money required lor the aaine. | Send for a Catalogue, which contain* all^lhe desired information relative to agencies aud the loimauon o| clubs ; and to iuaure promt aa'i'l honorable dealings, address all order* to the HEAD QUARTERS OK GEORGE G. EVANS, I'HoritifcTOK or tmk olukst ami LARGEST Gift BOOK KKTEB FRISK IN THE WORLD, I'armanently hncaied at No. 439 Chestnut Street, l'lllLADKI-PUl*. Sept. 6, 1800, 30?Sm, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. " > The proprietors and manufacturers of IIOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS can appeal with perfect confidence to physician* and eitisens generally of the United States, because the article hae attained a reputation heretofore unknown. A few facts upon thin poiut will speak more powerfully than volumes of bare assertion or blaioning pufTery. The consumption of lloatetter's Stomach Bitters for the last year amounted to over a halfmillion bottles, and from its manifest steady increase in timos past, it is evident that during the coming year the consumption will reach near one million bottles. This inunenso amount could never haTe been sold but for the raro medicinal properties contained in the prepare- t tion, and the sanction of the most prominent I physician* in those section* of the country where the article is best known, who not only recommend the Flitters to their patient:, but are ready at all times to give testimonials to its efficacy in nil cases of stomachic derattgomculs nd the diseases resulting therefrom. This is not a temporary popularity, obtained i by extraordinary efforts in the way of trum- | peting the ipialities of the Flitters, but a solid estimation of an invaluable niedioine, which is destined to ho as enduring as lime itself. . Hosteller's Stomach Flitters have proved | a Godsend to regions whero fever anu ague and various other bilious complaints have counted thoir victims by hundreds. To he : able to etato confidently that the "Hitters'' I are a certain cure for the Fiyspcpsia and like ! disenses, is to tFie proprietors a source of un- ' alloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter from tlio stomach, purifies the blood, and j imparts renewed vitality to the nervous systorn, giving it (hat tone and energy indispensable I for the restoration of health. It operatea upon the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs, ; mildly lint powerfully, and soon restores thorn to a condition essential to the healthy discharge of tho functions of nature. Klderly persons may use the Flitters daily as per directions on tho bottle, and they will find in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort declining years, m it is pleasant to the palate, invigorating to tho bowels, excellent as a tonic. ml rejuvenating generally. hare the evidence of thousands of nped men and women who have experienced the benefit of lining this { repartition while sutrpring from stomach de- , rangemeti. and general debility : acting tinder i lie ndvi~< of physicians, they have abandoned I all deleterious drugs and fairly tosted the , merit* of thin article. A few word* to the gender ecx. There are certain period* when iheir care* are n> harassing that many of them ink under the trial. The relation of mother and child in no absorbingly tender, that the mother, especially if she he young, in apt to forget her own health in litr extreme anxiety for her infant. Should the period of maternity arrire during the summer season, the wear of i body and mind i* generally nggravated. Hero, then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recuperate the energies of the system, and eunblo the j mother to hear up under her exhausting trials and responsibilities. Nursing mother* generally pr?fcr the (litters to all other invigoralorn t list receive the endorsement of phyni cjaiip, necauao ii i* ngreraiiie lo llic ta?to nil well uc certain to give n permanent increase bodily Strength. . Aii {'" ?? psr#cn*. to wlinm ki bare particulars r*fi?rr?.' Itho**, Ift wit: otilTeret* from fe??r an I ngn*. f*u?? ' '*y malaria. diarrhtea, dyifniiTjr, indigestion. appetite, and ail dilutive* or derangrni?T..< 0f V>'? ?tome?h, | superannuated invalid*. person* n( ?ed*ntary OCCUJ atioli. and nursing inolbsra. Wli' *Oli*uK j Iliair own physical welfare by giving to !'<> * , tsttsr's Calcliratiil Stomach Hitter* a trial. t <? Al'TION. ? W# caution tli* public against uaing any of tha many imitation* or connterftita, but M*k for lIoaraTTca'a t'iLinaatiii HroxAi n ItiTraaa. and are tboi each bottle baa the word* " Dr. J lloatetter'a Stomach Hitters" blown on tbe *id? of tb* bottl*, and *tamp*d on tbo matnllic cap covering the cork, and nbacrvethat our autograph aignatur* i* on the ' label. e#- Propsred and cold by HOSTKTTEK 4 8MITII, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by ail druggist*, grocer*, and dealer* generally I throughout the United States, South America. and Oermanjr. K..r sale by I ln"???lliiu" Si. t'urcton, I,nn- ' riulvr II., Thus It. Mi.)?!ll,('urploii'i Store. S July Id, IHGo.. *J2- I v. ARTICLES OF EVERYDAY USE l> T. UABIiim I'ni*p Tlrtlii-iiinl Venal, Matiufnctuietl from Common Salt ami 1'urc (beam To tar. When used in Itrcad. Ciltr. or Biscuit, il turns to gas, (like tliat from a hot* i (l<- ol Soil.t Water,) aii-l remains dormant in tltf dough until it is nut in tin* ovuii, when tin* heat causes the j?i?-? to escape through the <Ioilt;)i while baking. The (tread, Cake, 01 j Biscuit in not onlv very light, hut perfectly ' w holesoine. Where thin Venal it u-cd you i will reipiire shout one-quarter the amount of ! shortening used with ordinary Ycn-t. It may also lie used for lluckwheat Cukes, Johnuv i Cakes, and all kinds ol I'aslry. This Yeast is put up only in one-poun I cans, with check- j ereil label. Ked, White, ami Blue ? no other 1 is tjenuiiie?In-ware ol imitations, II. Ilihliitl's Pure ruucealratrd I'uloth. Warranted double the strength ol common I'ol ash, ami superior to uuy Snpouilier in market, put up in cans of I |li., 'J lbs., .1 lbs., G lbs., and 12lbs., with lull directions lot making I lard | and Soft Soap, One pound will make fifteen gallons of Soil Soap. So lime i* required.? Consumers will (iud this the cheapest 1'otash j in market. j />'. T. /luhbill'l Medicinal Saleratu*. I A perfectly puis and wholesome article, tree j from all deleterious matter, no prcpaied that, on the circular accompanying the Saieratus will how, nothing remains in the bread w hen linked but common Salt, Water, and Flour. I'ut up . neatly in paper*, 1 lb., 1-2 lb., a.ul Id lb. II, T. Hiibbitt'i (JoHCfHlralrti Sajt Soap. Cue Box costing One Dollar will make 4*) gallon* of handsome Soft Soap by simply adding boiling water. It 7' ll?M.iu'* i- J ?-? s. i. . . m v/t??ccmr<uai K)C|i H30WM. A new article exclusively for the South. Sal Soda or washing Soda cannot l>c sent South during warm - weather, aa it deliquesce* or melts. I dry out the water and put up the Sal Soda in 1 Ih. papers, 'wan anted to stand the wannest climate.' One pound ia equal to ! lour pounds of ordinary Sal Soda or Washing ' Soda?consequently it is much cheaper?the I dealer saves t>5 per cent, on the freight, aa he ! doc* not have to pay freight on water. Ask your Storekeeper (or II. T. Babbitt's ' Concentrated Sal Soda, in one-pound papers. li. T. Habbtlf t Soap for family I'te. One pound of this Soap ia equal to three pouuda of ordinary Family Soap. One pound will make 3 gallons of handsome Soil Soap. It will remove paint, grease, tar, and stains of all kiuds. h will not injure the fabric ; on the coutrary, it preserves it. U will wash in hard or soft watei. Hut little labor iarequired where this soap is used. Machinists and Painters will find this Soap superior to anything in market. If your Storekeeper does not hcep the above goods, send $6 by mail and I will send a package of either article, or an aaeorted hoi containing a part ol each article, aa you may direct. Scud tne name of your Post-office, also the State and County in which you reside, with directions for shipping. Address. B. T. IIABUITT, 4, *6, M, 70,71, A 74 Washington fM., Y. T. A liberal discount to Storekeepers, July II, 1M0.? 2*-lj. Blank*! Blank*!! A 8UPI hi v ' 'asks oa hand at the edger 046ee, that will 6e aold eicluaively for catk. Parsons will oblige ue by not aking 'or them oa eg? other term*. Scrofula, or King's Evil, : Is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated, t weak, and poor. Iking ill the circulation, i*. pervades the whole body, and may hurst out m diaeaac on any pnrt of it. No organ is fro--, . from its attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The Rcrofulou* taint is variously caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis- V ^ ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy habita, the depressing vices, and. above all, by the venereal infection. What-' ever be its origin, it is hereditarv in the eon. Rtitution, descending ? from parents to children, unto the third and fourth generation ; " indeed,, it seems to ho the rod of llim who savs, " I will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon* . their children." Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed) tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and ot4/, the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor-, ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses , the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitutions not only suffer from scrofulous com-' plaints, but they have far less power to withstand the attacks of other diseases; consequently vast numbers perish by disorder*^ which, although not scrofulous in their nature, are still rentlcrcd fatal by this taint in thi system. Most of the consumption which decimates the human family has its origin directly** in tliia scrofulous contamination; and many destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, hroiitl and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from oft arc aggravated by the same cause. One quarter of all our people arc scrofulous ; their persons arc invaded by this lurking in^, fection, and their health is undermined by it? To cleanse it from the system we must rcnovnt^ the blood by an alterative medicine, and invigorato it by healthy food and exercise#! Such a medicine we supply in AYER'S 1 * -f c? *ii h i winpuuiiu jCiAiniui ui oarsapanun; the moit effectual remedy which the medical *, kill of our timet can devise for thin everywhere prevailing and fatal ntnladr. It ia combined from the moat active remedial* that have been discovered for the expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood, and the rescue of tli* rrstem from its destructive consequences, lienec it should be employed for the cure of not only Scrofula, but also those other afTcc* ) tions which arise from if, such as Eruptive and Skin Diskaskr, St. Anthony'* Fiat, Rose, or EuTstrr.i.AS, Pimples, PraTii.isj| Blotches, Plains and Boils,Tumors, Tbttkb and Halt Rur.ex, Scam> IIf.ah, Hixowokx, Rhrimatihm, Syphilitic and Mekcikial Diseases, Dhopst, Dyspepsia, Dbhility, and, indeed, all Complaints akisixo ritou Vitiatki> ok Impure llt.ooi". The popular belief* in " impurity of the blood " is founded in trutli, for aerofula ia n defeneration of the blood. T)^| particular purpose and virtue of this S&rsnyai rilla ia to purify and reecnernte this vital without which sound health is impossible a contaminated constitutions. 1* Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO, are so comjioscd that disease within the ranee of their action can rarely withstand or evade tncnu. their penetrating properties search, and cleanse* and invigorate every portion of the human organ* ism, eorrocting ita diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of thcsS properties, the invalid who i? bowed down witlF pain or physical debility is astonished to find hit health or energy restored by a remedy at one* sJl implo and inviting. Not only do they cure the erery-day complaints of every body, but also ninny formidable an* dangerous diseases. The agent below named i j pjea;?d to furnish gratis my American Almanac ontaintvlj certificates of their cures and direction for their use iC tho following complaints : Cvttit# is ess, Heartburn, IledHatf'* 0 riting from d itordera Stomach, San tea, I ndiyeiliott, fain in and Moibii Inaction o f the lloicelt. Flatulency. Ia>is of Apye lite. Jaundice, and other kindred complaints * arising from a low state of the body or pbatructici of ita functions. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, FOR THR RAPID Cl'HH OT i Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consunip' tion, nnd for the relief of Conaumplivt Pntirnta in ndrnnccd itagrs of th< diaraac. 80 wide is ths field of its usefulness and so r.u nacrous are the rases of its cures, that atmos " every section of country abounds in persons pub liclv known, who have been restored from alamut){ ana even desperate disease* of the lungs by it use. When otieo tried, its superiority over ever; other medicine of its kind is too apparent to esca.M observation, and where its virtues are known, thi public no longer hesitate what antidote to eniplo; I for the distressing and dangerous affections of tli , pulmonary organ* that arc incident to our rliuiaU Whilo many inferior remedies thrust noon till community have failed and l?een discarded, tl ii has gainert friends by every trial, conferred UncrJ on the afflicted they can never forget, and pr<* f' duced cure* too numerous and too remarkable t* be forgotten. rRRf'ARKI) nv i>k. j. c. avi:k a t o. LOWELL, MASS. AGENTS. IIANSKI.TINK Si M ASSKV. Linen iter J J McKAIN. Camden, S ( I'INUKK A IIKIMTSII, Columbia, S. C. a a vvr?- -, - 1 ? /it rruoiesrtie DV. II \ VII. \ Ml. S l l'.VKNS<>N A C<> . ('liArli-itloii, S. (). IIAVII..\NI) & CIIICIIKRTA. & < ?>. I Augusta, tin... Feb I. I860. 51-ly. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. IN I'lillNHANlJK >1 m Resolution p asa* ed at the Railroad Convention, hI<1 ftl Minuter, on the 4lli of July, I860, notice"' 'ft hereby given Hint application Mill be made ?l the next Session of the legislature, for an Act to Incorporate n Coinpnny to build ft Railroad to be culled "'I'lir Oii/rui Hail- I road of South Carolina," to run from (Jour- I din's Station on the North-Eastern Railroad 1 by way of Manning, Sumter, Hifthopvilte I nnd laincuaterville, to Charlotte in North I nrolinn, with such flight modifications of 1 he location as may be necraury and con- r euieut. (T. R KRAMER. J. R. HIIAW, t;. J. FOX. J. H. WITHKR8POON. ,i K. IIAYNMWORTH. . CHAKI.KS SPKNCKK, 8AM U H. CIJANOLKK,' I ' I). M. MASON. A F. HAVBNKU T. J. WHARTON. July 12. 1860 ?J4?4n>. Win, Anderson, AUBNT VOK THK SALEM WOOLEN GOODS, f F..ANTKR8 deairing their Plantation Is aupply of the above desirable -ilffro KerifjuCan have their order* filled promptly, if eat to me early, if not, there may be soul* delay as the aupplv ia limited. WM. ANDKRSON. Camden, Aug. a, 185V. U6?tf f ~ BLAMKsT BLANKS!! *f j We would call the attention of member* n A the bar and magiatratu* of thia and Iheaur 1 rounding UiatricU, to our extenaive amort I ment of Blank*. We have 'not? on hand a fall aapply p#rted in excellent a'yle, ?ad I can fill all orders promptly at *e?#iily-hv# I cent* per quire car*. We are also prepared to print Brief* at V abort notice, in handaome style aod as low a as the work can be don* any where in tho State for rmMtf.