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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
o. ~ away from the subscriber, on Sunday, the
sIIh o. September, a Negro Man named Richard,
aoou' thirty five years old, FIVE feet, FIVE inches,
VI m;. more, high Of dark or brownish complexion,
m'a scar over the left eye and stiff fore-fnger
Ta e right hand and suffers at times very bad
M, ~ ne had on, when he left me- a suit of COM
n eSpa nomespun cloth. He has passed, when run
f,a. oeIorc, under the name of Asa Steward, as
o,b.s man and may assume The same, or some
any name name. Tn. above reward will be given to
Or person who will deliver The said negro 10 me
'''ufe him in Jail so that get him again.
MscL.., CHS. HUDSON.
seSisnburg co., Oo, is, Is44-c2m
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- E1eculor OF Jos. t. Cland, dtceased.
Dec. 3-cWths

NoTlCE.-Wil be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
~ llih December next, on a credit of twelve
months, at the late residence OF Jos. I. Claud,
deceased, in The county of Southampton, the fol-
loving property, TO vii Crop of Corn, Fodder,
.a's, Cotton, (about IS balcs,) so barrels good
aS,Ppe Brandy stock Of Horses, Mules, Cattle,
ccntep' on and iat Hogs, (say 300 Of the latter
r,ar>, Wagons, Carriages and all the Farming
ssm,ehslis, Household and Kitchen Furniture
hN persons holding claims against The decedant
are requested 10 present them on or before The day
VI sac JOSEPH H. PRINCE,
Executor OF Jos. T. Claud deceased.
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Charles A Scott will be offered for sale with the
Estate above described. There are, on the pre-
misses, a comfortable two-story Dwelling House,
Kitchen Smoke House, Store House. Ice House,
Overseer's House, Stables and Carriage House,
a large and productive Garden.
Nov 26-Wtds
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House. OF DELEGATES


Mr. POUI.SON offered Resolution, that The
House viii, with the consent al The Senate, pro.
coed on "Wednesday. he llh December, 10 the
election oi = Judre of the General Corr for The
~ Cucnit and - District in place OF Thomas
II RavIr ros;o>"'
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Address 0. WHITE, Fls
Nov. 22-c3l&Wtl.

y7ERDON FEMALE SEMINARY, Hanorrr
Y CoRaty-The exercises in this School will
he re4umed under the superintendent OF Lady
we'll qualified 10 instruct in the English and
French Languages, Music, &c. Such as are
committed 10 our care, shall receive our special
attention The location is healthy, and The soci-
e,y good. We enjoy the privilege (being suia-
biz preparel) of attending preachino every "rd'>
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND
QUEEN

UJHE exercises OF this institution Will com
mence. for the ensuing year, on The 2Oth OF
ls1nary. and be continued until the 2o;h Deccm-
,sr IN. subscriber will be assisted BY his
,ra,.n, associate. Mir John II. Pits, gentleman
IF bi.f, atiainmeniS and emaenlly qualified IN
all respects.
the elementary works. the whole range ol Gas
seal and Mathematical authors usually studied
Of college, and all the branches constituting Il
>,unj practical English education, including
The sric,esl attention will be paid 10 the habits
me Students. and candid ard impartial Stale
mont forwarded every two months 10 each parent
or Guardian, of his sons or wards Intellectual
progress and moral Standing. To the former
and presen, patrons oil the school, By whose par
lialiy and kindness il has been 81 long and libc-
ra!!y sustained, We promise, that our nnremi'iins
Efforts will be exercd 10 mer. a continuance Of
public patronage.
The annexed certificate Of Col. Smith super
in,endent OF The Virginia Military Institute, IS
appended for the satisfaction Of those acquainted
with Mr.. Pitts.
The year will be divided into two sessions Of
fye months EACH and the entire expense per ses-
sion will be 500, for tuition, board &C., payable
al The end OF the session. @. WHITE.
This is 10 certify that Mr.. John II. Pitts, of
Essex County, Ia graduate OF this lnstiiuIion)
was one year engaged as an Assistant Instructor
in the Institute, and he is considered in every
way qualified TO perform the duties OF an Instruct
or either in Latin, Mathematics, French or Eng
lsh ana as such is recommended 10 the patron
age OF the public. FRANCIS ii. SMITH.
Sup. " NJ. !.
Address o. WHITE, Fleetwood Academy
Dc,
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LEGISLATURE OF S0UTHCAROLINA

We reoice 10 see that ). Caro!a is not SUM
herring over her wrongs but duly md deeply i'm
pressed with proper scEsc OF ticl-and hci sons
ale a"r only differing aboIt the ine OF action,
howeverthey may differ hereafter slouI thc mole
and measure Of redress" Forouo own paris, We
think i, woud become hcrto 0ci mt, ani 10 &c; by
4 solemn memorial addressed 10 congress, al the
present session, (GW, cgcaM scion,) exhibiting
her wrongs in 4 frank, nanf aufesrcct:n man
ncr-ihe expressions OF the Iiih Of i2, and
the trcactery which has been Taci!sci nYon her
in lis gross violation of he split @! ti!a Co!npro
mise Act OF IS. We wish tal such memo
rial coald be presented in attn" power ana pa
noplv OF Truth, which her emncnt citizens in her
| present Legislature are ctahle Of imparing
| 10 it-"in thoughts that ircae and words That
| burn"-and accompanying er memorial with
instructions 10 her Senator and calls upon her
Representatives not only present II, but 10
press its acquisitions with all the command
! ing yisor of TRUTH cnforcd by their superior
abilities 1t is to be heed, that she will
stop here, and wait the progress Of events
the decision of the preset Congress, and the
official avowals OF The Predent eiecI. We re-
pea, what we have said hndrcd times, that the
South cannot fold her arm and silently acqui
esce in this abo,ninable Taft of IL; and that Of
all the States in this Unio, South Carolina is
the most aggrieved, the Iosouraocd-for in her
case especially, treachery Is been added to op-
preston.
Will the Columbia aSulh Carolinian" be
good enough TO consult the rchiveS OF the Stale,
and publish, for general formation, the acts
which she adopted, after Il passage OF the Com
promise Act? How did Nc accept il /? What
did her Representatives sa? Let us have their
own opinions expressed i their own language,
Tor We wish 10 nnderslanchow far she stands
pledged, in accepting this ompromise, 10 oppose
| lis tailhless violaion-(tcacqaiescc in it, We
cannot conceive 10 enter inlthe category of posi-
biltics)
We discover from the charleston papers, by
the last mails that the scussion is going on
in the House of Representatives on the Cover
nor's Message and Mr. demminser's resolu-
tions-With some regret, rsee too, that amid The
excitement Of the scene, sre harsh expressions
have been uttered by a correspondent OF the
Charleston Mercury towtis Mr. Memm;nger.
We oneht TO keep united We beg leave 10 tell
every Republican that the make is only scotchcd,
not killed" and that it iianempling 80 close
again" upon us. The Wg Party tell us boldly
and insultingly, that they I've no idea oil disarm-
ing or OF disbanding b. with all the energies
they can exert from unite counsels, they intend
10 put us down. Is this, ZEN, time for us 10 be
ouarrellins with each oer7 Our friends in
South Carolina may der about The time for
action; but is that any ason why they should
quarrel with each otherand spit rheum upon
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Inc session Will commence on The 18th OF ia
mary nex.-and terminate on The l3thot Deem
br following A vacation OF one month will be
gwen in the Summer.
Address ]. T. ANDERSON, P. NJ,
Dec. 5-wlw Verion. Hanover.
ELLINGTON SCHOOL.-The next Session
T. Of this School will commence on the 18th
January, 1915. The course OF instruction EN-
braces The English, Latin, Greek, French, Spa
ni>f and Italian Languages. For particulars,
see notice in the numbers Of this paper immedi-
aielv preceding, and in the present NUMBERS Of
i4s Religious Herald.
TIL II FOX,
EDWARD F. WATSON, a. NJ.
Nov 2t-c,f
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MAINE ELECTION O@cmi-I'he Official re-
turns from this State iot President and Vice Pre-
sidenl, show The following result: Polk 1919 :;
Clay 3l$31S; Brrey 1856; Folks plurality over
Clay. II 3ll. y rrison's maiorilY in $50. All
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

The persons engaged in f
Wednesday last, would SIM
look with the utmost scorn /;
any thing thal may proceed in
50 "macmenjmoes" as the auth
relation to them in lasl Friday
iniure them, their characters
OF being protected.
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VOLUME Aa---NO. G7.

The adoption of such plan will be OF gooi
example; and it is hoped, will lead Ia reform i'll
the present CAUCUS system. Some system for con-
cert N designating candidates, We must have; bu;
il should te pure it should collect and not lhwar
the popular Will; and ii >houl! b. 80 arranged -
TO discard management and scranblcs for nom,-
nation. Our approaching Convention, where We
shall oil Eject in harmony. with iiteTal-m:ndcd
candidates before us, and honest friends 10 al
vance their prctensonS, IS thought propiious 70
plan which shall accomplish these purposes.
ALBEMARl.E
= We beg leave respectfully 10 second The
proposition OF our worthy Correspondent for Il
Conven,ion-("hen assembled, they must deter
mine their own rule Of voting.) The sooner
Convention meets consistently with all proper
arrangements for bringing il together, the better.
ORGASlzAT!oS, prompt and efficient, is The wor'i.
Enquirer
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Isl officer olthe CiIr Watch.
Richmond, Dec. 7,lsH.

The Whig re-pub!i,hes an article from the
Savannah Republican," charging Gen. James
Hamilton with having 'condescended, By i'nHii-
cation L, the late ,orch-ish celebration in CHAT
CITY 10 accuse the slge of Ashland, with de-
bauchin@ his neighbours wife, and with Icing a
gambler" We have read Gen. H.'s eloquent
speech on that occasion, and there is not the
slightest allusicn 10 il, 10 justify snch statement.
III We can find room, in The course oil the
week, 10 republish il, We are satisfied that our
readers will be delighted with its eloquencc and
power.
In connection with this, Tc copy the following
Editorial remarks flom the Richmond Wing Of
Saturday
"fEnxnr Cr>v. cs--osr :. lcnt now Pitt
srlvana proposes still To kccp;'e name Of Henry
Clay before The pnblic as tn: candidate oil the
Wing party in ISIS.
''Bul We have seen, within day OF two, let
Ter from Mr.. Clay 10 Mr.. RoaS. in which he re-
CARDS his public life as ended; and in reply 10 The
application Of his friends 10 rciusn 10 Tie $cna,e
declares his purpose of passias ,hc remainder OF
his DAYS in The tranquility q: his farm.
'Shoad his country again call, ;> She did III
1912, 1919, and 1882, CtnGHAain< We do not
doubt, VIII be ready 10 leave his plough either 10
repair 10 the Senate, or 10 head her !cso.s.
Let a, ask the readers notice 10 ,ic article
from the Savannah Republican, and solicit hi
indignant disapproral OF Gen lIamiIlon's course
Of remaIk-a man 50 very recently applau,!ine
Mr. Clay 10 the skies, but quite ~ ready Il, shift
ms language, when FoItnac had shifted ner la:ors
ii is however, human nature ut Tef.
The accusation from the "Safanna. Pepu5l;-
can" is, We shrcwdy suspect, AID Is he reported
speech indicates entircly srai;ilons-and as to
Gen HIS opposition TO Mr.. Cay, the X. VIII.
must be aware, ,ha, he di>,nc,y and repeatedly
avowcd il before the Election. 7hen Mr.. clay'>
friends were certain of success and, Of course
before "Fortunc had shifted her fyors. We can
not exactly reconcile Mr. Clays ayer;nens 10
Mr. Bots, with the Wings own speculatonS.-
Or are We 10 have the same sene repeated in
IL, as we witnessed in '333-who Mr. Clay dis
claimed all desire for Office al ne hands of the
Feope-and vet no man seemed ianfc DESTROYS
Of obtaining the Presidency Afterwards? Axe we
now 10 take Mr.. c. al his own wfc's-or ore We
10 understand, from the lips of hsorac!e. that he
will again he induced 40 head hcIle@ion>P
F. $. The last Savannah Republican states,
that "in an incidental conversation with Gcncrai
Hamilton yesterday, We we've GID 10 hear him
disavow any intention, even b. applications, y
accuse Mr. Clay Of the cllaigcs race in his re-
cent speech in Monument squar, aud noticed
10y our correspondent, Chatham on Tuesday
last"
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THE
IN VISI BIZ z
"TE.

so closely resembles the real head q hair that and
have pronounced tho perfect and
nodnary invention Of the day The great advantage Of this
aove and unique wig i. It's being made without sewing
which appearances closely to resemble
ne natural hn both ghtness and natural
,y detection, being beautiful porons and
e. that in all OF evaporation gnimpeded
ad ne great evils Of other wig. entirely avoided The cept,e
utal Wig and peculiar method Of fitting the head
manufacturers Esuv las Broadway. eors.r Of Libersy
svres q ap2l
TAYNE'S HAIR TONlC-FaI the growth preservation
and restoIaton OF the hair The proprietor having devoted
Of study 70 the Treatment of the hair has at length
succeeded IN composing paraton which has proved
GentIy fu the
growth and strengthening the roots Of tho hair and in several
cases where baldnesa has existed for years produced
fine vigorous growth OF the HAIR testified to by several
highly respectable individuals. whose certificates
the prcparation.
To the ladies the Hair Tonic particularly recommended
gives uxunan brlancy the hair and preserves the curs
the afects of dampuess.
Gentlemen who wish improve their whskes will fud
his most desired assistant. giving them thick glossy. fine
surfing appearance.
Prepared and sold by Dr. jayne Philadelphia For sale by
A b 4 d. SANDS,
70 Fulton street. 273 Broadway. and
sp20 Inn BROAD wav
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MIR DAY. boot maker, No 20 Tila,y Street, Brooklyn,
l suffered greatly for eightsen mcshs with onaciaon De
bty sickness OF the stomach loss OF npete shooting pains
bowels his stomach neglece aOs kind OF food,
except sugar He had attended by physicians and
for months by ths professors Of thu URvaysy aud all 10
purpose.
On reading Dr. Snsgians DooS o. The synproms
he thought they met his hy purchased boz
OF Sherman Worm Lozengcs lew soya brough away al
ha judged about quarts Of woIlas ana sav!y cured him
mult'ade Of .imaT cases might be sA.oned where emil
dr and adults had suffered all put osA vs worms. aad
tiIpg gave relief but sheImar,s Lo.sasSs ~.
SUMPTION all cured Sssesas Cough Lozeogcs
than any other known rem.dy. They asy the tickling
few seconds, and enable th0se Afflicted with the
harrassng coughs 10 sleep whole gahts The Rev.. DR..
Dnnbar Rev Mr. De Forest Rev. DIR EsxEond and hundreds
thousands their happy virtues others the
cdcacy Of Shcrmans Cough LoBenxes, for headache,
palpitaon lowness Of spirits sckness and lassude,
from bodily mental exeron and for the wonderful
ties Of Shermans Poor Mans Plaster which costs but l2
cents and warranted for rheuma<iam and umsago,
PUN the breast side back Q! any part Of he
name and his fac smile with directions os on the
There great worthless awked about and
gold by uupncp!ed druggists. Romsmbcr 70 Sherman.
Lo8erKnges and Pastes aid Trusszcse Others or will
betecevea.
Dr. Shermanv Warehous. 10 Nass,u strcs Agexts-z2
Hudson s Splng 1903 Bowery pg; ~ East Broad
way Market; &c William Ito, as, s9 and sol Broad
way. In Brooklyn. Mrs Hays itg Fulton aud Mountains
Drug 33 Fulton Smson Prospect and jackson
Ia Jersey City-E Randall Grocer. In Newark Trppe
and David Bryson Pladejphia-Zieber Co.'S Ledger Build
III Boston ;:Reddsg Goa sntsst AibasyA Guthrie,
lntaxwiY Hall. d3s
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

NOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, well known to
~ the victims of Syphtic diseases successful
practitioner that New York beast Of the treatment
this and almost BILE maady still to be
found his old office DR. Johnson satisfy any one that
h. legally qualified to practise Physic and Sugeryha he
knowledge gener disease
your general Physciansanh thathis sh in the treat
and proper OF every variety OF Vencr
Disease and stIieue Of the Urethra is Peeaisenl Ny
they from the West Indies and Canada. cure an
500 patients dscounssrce qusckery in any
this method o and
persons the where they frd physci,n Skilled
their disease Every undertake
charge NO how long have teet,
Structure, Ulcers upon the body, the throat or nose
the head end bones Of the i.s will ard
Won IL 10 :unb Constitutional Weakness,
tfaes ed Seminal Weakness bou- by sec ct habit
led ia by young have paid much attention the
Of tins say il coDsttut part Of practice
Many OF this
ented my sauary treatment yspepsa, weakness Of the
nbs small Of the bach, confusion Of intellect, foeul
ness paipation Of tire heart aversion to society. are y
~ mptoms of his complaint IL my directions followed,
Post paid letters, wthsatement
50 advice attended Observe Once ~ Duane
q root one 700, from rhst.afn street m2i 1msec
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR FOR
CERTAIN DISEASES

A THOUGH a ysKsON Diseased need not fec.
eae '.'
os,ne 70 max n ad. upon th, unchecked To
% sec nd they REQUIRE remedy e. haSd ;s
Ets As 1fass
SEen at IN sivs Of hee hous., are asay .utei, to eject
ave- Il I ns .i s. . ssa Ss
not absolutely to effect but BY attention to
the directions on 'hs WRAPPERS. the will be much more
aot1 ssa 81. 81 Ii.
,dation have led to make BY
Ing char cter Babos: and Ulcers with
Gy sa D and ss, Of , Gs s1S
q ss fSS ri .%e In
III. M;$s.sS =; %saep, Staff Of d. United STATE,
%ss s e: s0's " S used b'"
ss r se 81 the s' saa by
sG W aS ."y a Ct H ssn sgis
s s ,aa e psss. 70
f8st dp.S ~ cash promptly Saed g. sa
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOTT pleased and wonderful remedy discovered
L Tor the certain ard permanent cure ofa,l
Pimpis. n sst isheum. s g. sne sR
Bctches in art Disagreement bat the public be
'ns'' guar. DISHONEST iss1aiHo5tN couNTERFErrERs,
VINO yttenP 10 cst tins vaHabe, its wender
worrying effect blessed article Heaeer deceived A.h
for Jones Italian Chemical Soap II they offer you another
do not touch il. If tits dangerous useless Ask
particularly Tor Joness Italian Chenca Soap. We positive
~ warrant the above to be its real quaes 1t also the
Changes dark yellow skin
- To healthy, fine cicarness
Many may think ts powers exaggcrac let such it
has IN hundreds Of ceareu skin eckies tan
sgneurn mophew can also be recommend
ed Tor old Physicians
referred to who use il daily in their Practice
But mind Jones Soap az done, and still effects these
Get no where else in this city but the sign Of The
American ssgi, % nathan street, and sS3 Broad II
,ngs, Philadelphia; 2O7 King street, charleston. s. Gish
Lannsster fa aud Mrs Hays i3s Fulton street, brooklyn,
Island ma i'm zee
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FIRST, PnRNIUM. pAOuERREOTYrE9-ssPlu Pc
Isl establishments haviss jus, bean greatly
snlarged aud improved contains fewer than twelve
and than rtitied TIE exalted
Ispuesion has always eajoyed Of being the first in the
world
Premium Apparatus Plates Cases. &C. supplied at lower
than at any other place in the United States.
The carried and improved
taking Dsgu siatuve ordered by
scenic gentleman Of Edinbugn, from tbs estab hmer Of
Professor Pumbe lar superior be-
fore manuiactrrei,-Bdp State Democrat.
PROFESSOR PLU -IBk Livery BODY knows that this dis
stands at the head Of his profession this
try and that h Daxueeoypes the beautiful
that have ever b en- produced. myl9 lm"ee
THE MYSTERIES OF ELEUSIS
(NTEHE THE MOST RENOWNED of all the snc ent
w mysteries, and fmatey connected with the ins
buttons Fseemssonry and Odd
eagerly sought after by the famous the pho
sophie rid, .cousnuting the heshb Of hpman wisdom.
BUT THE GREATEST MYSTERY
of the present how g. Clarke, Tailor I32 William
street. afford make such handsome French 10th Dress
Coats for s. and other At equally low prices.
The former mystery the subscriber will short time fully
enquring public But the lattr mystery be
solved by stanH that subscriber IL satisfied with
very small ofts, and b. INK At moderate expeuses.
The style AID getti Of the work will be The that
Of Brupdage TFyon sc from whose we'll known establish
the iber has but recently retired.
u. b. CT AhkE, l32 William street.
n. B-Ofhce aud Summer Coats few Yeats, &c. Will
for the convenience Of strangefs &c be always had
ia sPEl MEN OF Sl6 COAT CAN BE SEEN
AT Tai STORE. mY13 Iws&sw"s~ec
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HULL'S TR USES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS,


EzdTER> PERSONS afflicted with huptuyss rely
m "a 'pon the bst tai aid the wo,lI affords
"a 1,n app cation It the Office, No Vesey street,
w Tor ther OF the agents 10 the prlncip towns
Sanrs~ the Un'te1 States Be fn t. the
hack psd & Huifs flussts TO sell they dsta by DR.
Hui, wridng. None genuine To be r. ned
good, without his pnafufe 80
Mary pesors have undertake. vend limitations Of HULA
celeb Trusses and thousands
az me- Ttese LIMITATIONS cannot he relied upoE; hsy
le-by unskui mech snics, and ber the ordi
nary 1'russes.
been fitted upat No. Vesey exclusively
for ladies' entrances from the dspart
where female attendance TO wait upon
female patients. mil lmrc