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Csnacav-snaguerreotype The aIoss Bcautl.
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Wilson's Celebrated DandeIion Coffee, for
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RUshToN and an respectable druggists.
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extraordinary pills which act upon the main springs OF e
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cry drug store No. 1853 just above Broome street. Patent
To Nervous Sufrerers.--A Retired Clergy
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JOHN N. DAGNALi 80 Fulton street. BrooSyn Il Z. "s'
The Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma,
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Hernia.-OnIy Prize Medal awarded to
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The Great Inhnlinx Remedy for Asthma,
consumption and sn diseases Of the lungsDr
hygieans Thousands have been res.orsd health
way, and sold by G. H. Ring 1876 Broadway. Price only s.
package. DR.. Curtis viii be at the Office daily from 10
o'clock where he may be consulted free of charge.
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and other In healthy 10 effect this
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patent nedcated chest protectors. II article
Will protect he chest from changes OF the weather. every
copsumptfve should it. Manufactured only Bow
cry drug store No l5 just above Broome street.
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Hernia.-onIy Prize Medal awarded to

acrnia.-OnIy Piize Medal awarded to
MARSH CO., by the Industrial Exhibition Nations for
tbcir patent radical 10 It's
perortyProessors Valentine Mott, Willard Parker and
John M CarDochan. An extensive list of of
and Other gentlemen cnred by this truss Marsh
Co., No. West Fourth street, Cncinnau Ohio Open from
IA. NJ until 0 r. M.
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Ambrotyl es snd Photographs.-!Tne Public
have decided that tho best place to have H. A.
LkWIs', AZ Chatham street Pupils Instructed TIE
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New and Useful Books.

Edward Walker, ia Fulton street, New
York, will publish next month, several i'm
portant National Works We give q brief
notice Of each:
Voice TO AMERICA; or, the Model Repub-
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the causes of the Decline and Failure of the
Republics Of South America, Mexico, and
of the Ole World; applied to the present
crisis in the United States. One VOL l2mo..
about 400 pages, cloth gilt, 81 25
The NArIosAk HIsrokY OF THE UsIrEp
STATES; comprising the Colonial, Rsvolu>
tionary and Constitutional Records of the
Country; based upon and including the Doc
cuments of the Federal Government, &c.
BY Benson J. LOSING and Ed"'in Williams,
In 2 vols. svo profusely illustrated with fine
engravings on steel and wood, muslin gilt,
81 90 o.
The STATEsMAS's MANUAL; Containing
the Presidents Messages, inaugural, annual,
and special, from those of Washington to
the present time; with their Memoirs and
Histories Of their Administrations. Also,
valuable documents and statistics. Compiled
from official sources, by Edwin Williams.
The new edition brought down to the
present time. vols. 8vo., with portraits
OF all the Presidents, cloth, extra gill $40.
A new aud enlarged edition Of Dr. Dow
LIMOS HIsToRY or RoMANIsM. Compiled
from Romish authorities: with supplement,
bringing the history down to the present
time; with fifty engrayings. i vol. svo, 800
pages, cloth gilt, ss 90.
The AMERICAN AND ODp-FELLows' Lrr>
rERARY MUSEUM; Containing gems Of Liter.
ature, prose and verse. by eminent writers,
with over 30 engravings on steel. vols.
8vo., muslin gilt, IS 90.
Ofthis last mentioned work the New York
Mirror says:
A nobler eompendium ofchoice llterature
could hardly be collected--an elegant book
for the centre-table and for presentation---it
Is equally fitted for the library.
Mr.. Walker wishes agents for the sale
OF the above books in every section Of the
Union, to whom he will allowa liberal COM
mission. For further particulars address
Z. Walker, ia Fulton Street, New York.
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accomplish much good; it is true, much
wickedness is also committed, but so some
are converted to God, it compensates fully
for any excesses Of evil. Some of our
orthodox Churches, we fear, are too careless
as to the qualifications of their candidates
for the ministry. Simply because a man is
good-because he is truly pious man, is
no argument that he is properly qualified 10
preach the gospel. Because some of Christ's
Apostles were fishermen, it does not signify
that every fisherman is fit to preach his gos-
pei. We have often thought, after hearing
some preachers of the Methodist and Bap-
list denominations, attempt TO expound the
gospel of our Saviour, that they had mis-
taken their calling.
There was no disturbance at our last
Camp-Meeting, and the people generally
conducted themselves very properly.
We had the pleasure of seeing number
of our acquaintances, and are gratiied to
learn the prospect is good for on abundent
harvest Corn is now safe, and It is said
there never was such y crop made in this
District. ....-
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The Politics of Messrs. Brooks and
pouoo


According 10 our notice of last week, we
give to-day on our first page, the opinions
of two of our distinguished members to
Congress, on the Know-Nothing question.
There can be only one option as TO these
productions-they are worthy of the sources
from which they eminate. Two weeks
ago, we gave the opinion of Col. Orr. We
hope to be able to report the views of the
whole delegation.
South Carolina may well be proud of her
present delegation, conspicuous among
whom, are Messrs. Orr, Brooks, and Boyce.
Newspapers in order to strengthen a posi-
ton in which they now are hopelcssly
hemmed, with no apparent honorable means
OF getting out, would seek tn prejudice the
public mind against some of our delegation,
merely from the selfish motive of strength.
ening their position but the attempt is fu-
tile, and shows only the weakness If the
brains which concocted and promulgated
such nonsense. Even If our public men are
ambitious for federal honors, we are free 10
say the accomplishment of their desires
would bring no discredit upon the State
from any act OF theirs. 1t is notorious how
some papers will abuse and villify men in
public life, because they do not happen to
embrace their doctrines. There is cause for
congrntulation, however, in the reflection
that their spleen is cast away upon the
empty breeze. The imbecile weakness Of
the assailants, renders their assaults harm
less,
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and render rally and reorganization of that
party IN South Carolina, n matter of impe-
ratiye duty with those who remain stead
fast in the faith.
q. Resolved, That this meeting disap-
proves utterly and entirely Of the introduce
ton OF religious tests into the politics OF
the country, and believes such connexi0n
opposed to the Constitution of this State,
to tho Constitution of the United States,
and anti. American in spirit and policy.
9: Resoired, That while we regard the
facility with which foreigners of all kinds
are admitted to the rights of citizenship,
ana the abuses .practised under the existing
naturalization laws, as proper subjects OF
legislative reform, we unhesitatingly and
uncompromisingly reject, as n remedy, the
formation of secret affiliated poiitiea. asso-
Citations, possessed of powers SO novel and
despotic as those Of the order of Know
Nothings; and we utterly repudiate the in
discriminate condemnation, and unqualified
exclusion from the privileges of citizenship,
OF all foreigners whatsoever, which Is the
practical result of the triumph of the Order,
as iliberal, unjust, unwise, and peculiarly
anti-American
9. Resolred, That in addition to these
stringent objections, we are opposed to the
Rnow-MNottllii;;i;:S Order,
because 10y its secrecy and mystery, its
oaths and ritual, il Is calculated to promote
insincerity and duplicity, and to stihe the
bold, open, manly conduct and conversation
which characterize the man of honor and
the freeman.
Becnuse its tendency is to organize band
OF spies in every community, TO watch the
conduct aud catch the words of the unsus-
pectng, TO be reported to their secret coun-
ellis, and made the foundation of political
prescription and persecution.
And because its practices strike at social
confidence, and all that is dear aud valuable
in the social relation.
10. Resolred, That il is due to the frater-
nal harmony which hitherto has existed
here, to the future, yet certain perils, which
as citizens Of these slaveholding States we
must meet, and to-resist which successfully
there should exist unbroken unanimity, that
we should, with the utmost earnestncss, ap-
peal to those who have been led into this
Order, to come out from it, and strip it Of
its power to do evil, and to all, Of whatso-
ever political designation they may have
been, to unite in opposition to an organza-
ton, which, if successful, must PROSTATE
the rights of individuals and States and in
the obedience it cxacts 10 the will Of ma
Jority, cxtinguishes the hopes and rights Of
minority. ,.S .,
IL. Resolred, That tho Chairman Of this
meeting appoint Committee of one hun
dred, who shall be charged with the organi-
zation Of n Southern Rights Party. in op-
position to the Order of Know-Nothings
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The Camp.Meetine.

We attended the Camp Meeting at Salem,
In the lower part Of the District, on Satur-
day and Sunday last. Saturday was very
inclement day--it rained continually the
whole day, the weather was also disagreea-
bly, cold, very cold indeed, for August, that
there was not a great number of persons in
Attendance. Sunday, however, was beau
tiful day, and neither too cold or too warm,
but Of a temperature favorable to very
general turn ont. large number of per-
sons attended on that day, yet not as many
as we have seen there on Sunday. The
reason Of this, was, the Camp Meeting at
Pleasant Grove, above, came off at the same
time.
j is not for rs 70 say whether much good
was accomplished al the Camp-M Mectioo we
have Just attended, or not We hardly
think there was as maehfaIcnt exhibited BY
Tho preachers hl attendance, AZ we have
Hitherto known We are ID fayeF Of Camp.
Meetings, md bslievs they are ealsnlsted 10
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Landing of Passengers in Cuba.

The following extract Of letter from
the United States Consul at Havana, and
dated the 18th ult., furnishes more expli-
cit directions than have been heretofore
published as to what political precautions
must be taken by the passengers to the
sever faithful ile:"
Passengers coming to Cuba must bring
passports. II from foreign country, they
either have passports from the Spanish
consul or such rs are issued by their own
government, or by that Of the country they
are leaving. In this case such foreign
passports must be Vised by the Spanish
consul who charges 90 for each risa. On
arriving here they must obtain landing
permits before going on shore. The price
is 81 for Spaniard and 81 for a foreigner.
Transient passengers need no passports.-
IL they wish to come on shore and remain
until their vessels are about TO leave, they
can do SO by obtaining landing permit
Price, 81. Vessels bringing passengers
without passports in due form, m,are made to
pay a fine Of $25 dollars for each passport,
and each passenger is fined ten dollars.
Individuals belonging to crews Of vessels
in the harbor may, il discharged with the
appreciation Of the consul Of the nation 10
which the vessel belong, come on shore.
A permit is given them to stay one month,
at the expiration of which time they must
i they wish to remain longer, apply to
tie governor.general for permission.
Passengers (not transient) leaving the
island must OBTAIN passports from the go
vernment. Cost: about - so to foreign
err about 81 Is to Spaniard. Vessels
that attempt to take away passengers
without passports are subjected to deten-
slons and heavy fines, il il is proven that
the same was attempted knowingly. Such
passengers are, Of course, brought ashore"
C. Standard.
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The Scientific American.

Merely from just appreciation of the
best scientific paper in America, do we re-
commend this paper. Every mechanic
should take it. We doubt not, but from
the perusal of this paper, the arts and
sciences have reached that elevated position
in this country, as to reflect the highest
credit upon our artists. Particular atten>
ton is directed TO the prospectus TO be found
in this paper.
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The Charleston Standard.

We would direct attention to the pros>
pectus of this paper, to be found in another
column. We consider the Standard one of
the best of our cxchanges-in fact, it is our
favorite paper. Not only on account of its
merits. does it recommend itself to patrons
age, but the terms are so low, as to place it
within the reach of all. Our friends, we are
sure, would be pleased with the paper, and
We hope the Standard will meet with favor
from them.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-22
Fires in Charleston.

lncendiaries seem determined to burn up
the city of Charleston. Every night, there
Is an alarm, and sometimes two or three.
In nearly every case, from the discovery of
combnstibc material, there can be no doubt
but set of rascals are determined upon a
destructive connagration. From the 23d
Of last month to the 10th of the present,
the STANDARD reported no less than twenty
two alarms.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-22
Governor of Kansas

Mr. Daw son having declined the appoint.
ment Of Governor Of Kansas, Ex-G Governor
Wilson Shannon, of Ohio, has been selected
for the place, and has proceeded to his des-
tination 10 fill the Office. Mr.. Shannon was
a member Of the last Congress, and voted
for the Kansas-Nebraska bill. Irc may,
therefore, says the New York Herald, prove
less Objectionable TO the squatter sovereigns
of the new Territory, than his predecessor
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We arc sorry to hear of the demise of
the celebrated Shanghai chicken of Chester.
II deserved to live-it may have rewarded
its friend and advocate of tho Standard, who
so kindly brought him into notice. Our
puppy, (now another's,) was of different
stamina-he keeps on barking. He adopts
the maxim of his former master, of blow
ing his own horn, when no one will blow
for him.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-22
Texas Elections.

GALVESTON, Aug. IL, 1855.
Partial returns from ten ortwelve coun-
ties, embracing somo Know Nothing
strongholds, indicate the election Of the
entire Democratic State ticket, by large
majority.
John Ii. Brown and L. Sherman, DENY
were elected by 1872 majority, to the Leg
islature from Galveston.
Brownsville (Rio Grande) elected Lath-
am and Nichols (Dem.) by large vote.
Harris county, (Houston) elected a
Democratic Senator and two Representa-
tives.
Fort Bend and Brszoria the same.
Washington county, the residence OF
Gen, Sam Honston, elected Warren Dcn)
and Loyless tx. ny
Walker county elected Know Nothing
Representative by 30 majority.
J. Grimes (Dem. was elected to the
Senate from the counties OF Walker Grimes
and Montgomery.
Liberty also elects the democratic ticket.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-22

WHAT LAWYER SHOULD Be, AND
Should Nor BE.-The lawyer who brow.
beats and badgers witness, not to expose
falsebood, bat TO pevert the truth, by ope-
rating on weak nerves, the embarrassment
incident TO every man upon the stand, per.
haps for the hrst time, or by questions In
tended 10 Peplex the witness and shake his
honest testimony, and thereby impose upon
the jary--whatever may be his talents, how
ever high his rank, in whatever popular re-
quest may be his purchasable MD In procu-
ring for lie or fraud, the sanction Of a
court and jury, or in knowingly screening a
scoundrel from punishment- deserves him.
self to suffer the penalty, from which be has
saved his guilty elIent and ought 70 be
thrown over the bar Of the temple Of jus,
tice, which no thus deseerptes, and does. +.
much 10 bring into disreppte among mts''
The profession Of the law is held In honor
for premotiag. net pervening the right
Whenever u docs the former, and as long
~ II does Il, bnt no longer, should II be suf.
fered 70 take part in che administration oi
jussiee.--Ne,oaek Daily Advertiser.
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LANCASTERVILLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. %, 1856.
This Paper,

As will be seen, almost the whole Of our
paper this week, is occupied with politics
We find but little else in our exchanges, at
the same time, we desire to keep our real
dcrs fully posted up. The articles are such,
they could not be condensed, that some of
our editorials are necessarily excluded.
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A Trial

While al the Camp Meeting, we learned
that Legro man belonging to Mr.. Duncan,
will be tried at Salem to-day, for an attempt
TO commit rape on the person of young
girl about thirteen or fourteen, who resides
not very far from there. If found guilty,
ne should receive the proper punishment 70
henious IN offence merits.
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- So
nnow no.ningism Where did it originatsI
anu wny cersainiy NOT homogeneous
=. 'ne oop'n' mere were 10 such Pre-ex-
sung V'''ues' was, and " forelgn to
our ~. necess'ues' wne.nef social or political.
"a' 10 more oou'neln N inception than
s ~ 's oese'oPcn'ent' Inc North was
10 on.h-P'ace. arose. primarily, rs an an
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Wy ah Aouse oi she ena'u'a''1auon, JAWS
ne lh'soducuon Oh tore'gners vas permit
ssa' 'n a'sregafd OF 'ns seyerai constitutions
= rsquirements' as 70 'nree years notice' nye
yoa,s 'es'aence, &C. miseh'ei is now re-
su'uns from 'no practice. But IT'S this our
IHu'e iney nave mingled the waters OF
o,on'es ana the lioers ana II Is theirs to
a''"A VI '"en' ~ 'he Soatn uhess abuses
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We direct attention to several advertisc>
mcnts in this paper-particuarly do we di-
rect the attention of those who believe in
luck, to tho Jasper CO. Lottery. There is
no humbugging in this lottery-itis is manag.
cd on tho square, and done fairly. Try
your luck-a few dollars might bring n pile
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-22
The LADIES wREArH.
BURDICK g. scovILL,
Publishers, New York.

LADIES CuaEoE.- ---s Nov girls, said Mrs.
P@tingson tSe oiker day to her nieces, . yoa
must get husbands as soon as possible, or
they'll be murdered"
: Why so, au1t7s
sWhy see by tho Paper, that we've got
almost 6fseen thousand post ofices, and
nearly all On 'em dispatches q mail every
day--ths Lord have mercy on ss poor wld-
ows,p and the old lady stepped up to the
loohiag-glass to pat On hsrpew cap.