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ARTICLES OF EVERY DAY USE
B. I. BABBlTTS
Pure Medicinal Yeast.

Manufactured from Common Salt and Pure
Cream Tartar. When used i'm Bread C,k.
or Biscuit, il turns to gas, 0ike that from bot
tie OF soda Watcr) AMI remains dormant in
the dough until il il set in the oven, when the
neat causes the gas to escape through the
dough while baking. The Bread, Cake. OF
Biscuit l. not only very light, but pcrfcctly
wholesome. Where this Yeast i n.rI ,,',
will require about one-quartcr the amouul or
shortening used with ordinary Yenst IL NAV
also De used FOR BuckwhrRt Cakes, JOHNNY
Cakes. and all kinds OF Pastry. This Yeast i
put up Only IN onc-pouuI cans. with check
cred label Red, White, and Rluc-no other
il Genuinc-hcwarc OF limitations
B. +. BabjiH'S Pure conce.traisd pot,sL.
Warranted double the strength OF common Pot
ash, and superior to any Saponifier in market.
put up in cans of To-. , lbs, 3 lbs. Il Ihs
and l2lbs., with full directions for making IIard
ahi SOFT soap. One pound will make uftceu
gallons OF Soft Soap No lime ia required. Il
Consumers will find this the cheapest Potash
IN market
Is. /. BaJbHts .Nedicinal .Saleyatas.
perfectly pure and wholesome articl. free
from all delctcrious matter, so prepared that
"s The circular accompanying the Saleratus will
SHOW, nothing remains IN the bread when baked
LWt common SALT Water and Flour Put nm
neatly IN papers, H., IL To-, AID ii ID.
B, T. BabJiNS Concentrated SoQ Sam
,me Box costing Gne Dollar will make i, ,.,i.
,oMs OF handsome Soft Soap by simply adding
boiling water
B \ BaJbWS Concentrated Sal Soda
new article exclusively for the South Sal
soda or washing Soda cannot be sent South
duHng warm weather. "a il Gehaucsccs or
iuelts ! dry out the water and nut mn th,.
Sal soda in Id. papers, warranted 10 stand
The warmest climate One pound /, cou,I IN
iour pounds of ordinary Sal soda or Washino
Soda-consequently il is much cheapcr-the
dealer saves 90 per cent. on the freight, a. Inc
does not have TO pay Eeight on water
ASK your Storokecper for -. +, Babbitt-
concentrated Sal Soda, in one.pound papers.
ID. T. BabbiHs Soap for family Use
One pound of this Soap is equal to three Mound.
OF ordinary Family Soap. One poupd will
make gallons OF handsome Soft Sosp. II will
remove paint, grease, tar, aud stain. of ALI
kn'ds' IL will not injure the fabric ON the
contrary, il preserves it, 1t will wash in hard
or soft "atei. But little labor is required where
TINS soap is used. Machinists and Painters
Will md this Soap superior TO anything In mar.
ket' IL your Storekeeper does not keen the
above goods, send 20 by mail aud will send
package OF either article, or an assorted boY
containing a part OF each article, as you NAV
IirecL Send the name Of your Post-onice. aIso
the STATE and County in which you reside, with
uTecuons Tor shipping Addrcss
j.. Il. BABBlTT,
%, 90, 6s, 40, ~, g. "a Washington St, Y. Y.
a liberal discount 10 Storekeepers
July IL, lS60.-22-Iy.
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Notice,

4 NERTAlN irresponsible persons have
" been for some time past engaged in
Telling timber on the lands known as the
"California Place" and converting the same
into shingles and other kinds Of material
for sale Now notice is hereby given To all
responsible persons not 10 purchase or re.
move such material from the SAID lands, en-
ccpt with the permission of Mr. J. A. Cum
nnghnm or myself, upon pain Of being trea
ted and dealt with m TresPasSers
}. f.. CURETON.
Aug'i. lat 1860, 25-tf
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Stage Accommodations

'IIlE Undersigned, contractors on the
l. muii route from Lancaster to Camden.
respectfully notify the public that they
have made arrangements for running n
Stage Tor the accommodation Of passen-
gers on said route, three times per week
and back. The Stage will leave Camden
on Monday, " cdncsday aud Friday, and
arrive at Lancaster &. II same evening"
VIII leave the latter place On Tuestav,
Thursday and Saturday, and arrive in
Camden same evening.
They will ais" convey passengers from
Lancaster {. H., to PiErylc, on the Char
iotte " =. G. Railroad, two times per week
A back win leave Lancaster on Monday
and Thursday arrive at pineviie same
day. Leave pineviIe on Tuesday and fri
day arrive at Lancaster G.. H., same day.
They believe that their arrangements are
such as TO insure II prompt execution Of the
above plan, and TO the perfect satisfaction
OF Hose who may 20 upon these routes
.B Packages will be promptly convcy.
ed upon either route.
JNO. B. COUSART,
SIlAS INGRAM.
July l3, IS59-22-tf
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,
\ benevolent Institution, established bv spe.
cial endowment for the relief of the
sick and distressed, afflicted
with NiMlcnt and En-.


cIal endowment for the relief of the
sick and distressed, afflicted
with Niullcnt and Ep-
iirnic diseases.
THE HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF
the awful destruction OF human life caused by
Sexual diseases, and the dcccptions practiscd
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases
10y Quacks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, aS Charitable Act wor-
thy OF their name, TO open DspcuSarv tor
the treatment OF this class of diseases, in all
their torms, and To give Medical Advice Gratis
to all who apply 10y letter, with Il description of
their condition, (agc, occupation, habits of life,
&c.,) and in cases OF extreme poverty, to Fur
nsh Medicines Free OF Charge. ItiS needless
to add that the Association commands the high
est Medical skill OF the Age, and will furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors OF ihc Association, in the An
nual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Dis
eases, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the luborS Of their.
Surgeons in the cure OF Spcrmatorrhu,a Semi
nal W eakncSs, GOnoIrhou, Girct, Syphilis, the
vice OF Onauism or SELF Abuse, Diseases OF the
Kidneys and bladder, Nc, and order Il contin-
uancc OF the same plan Tor the ensuing year
aluable Reports or SpcrmatOrrhra, aud
other diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the New Remedies employed in the DspcuSa.
ry, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter cnvc.
lopeS, free OF charge. Two or three Stamps
for postage will bC acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SKlLLiN uOUGIrON.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. ,
South Ninth Street, Phiadcipmia. Pa
BY cGier OF thc directors,
EZRA b. llEARFWELL, President.
GEO. FAlNCHllD, SCcrenu'y.
April Is, 1850. lU-ly
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5 0 i L II G A R 0LIN A,
IANCASTER DISTRICT.
In he Common Pleas.

iH Hic common fISHS.
u. \, C"p, assignee Debt in Foreign
NS Ihtiachmrnt
1hOmas 4. Sales.
Whereas the plaintiff did on the 9lh day
OF March 1860, file his declaration against
The defendant, who CAS- it il said i, absent
from and without the limits OF this State
ana HAS neither wife nor attorney, known
"i'hin The same UPON whom copy OF the
said declaration might be served. ii il there.
fore ordered. that the said defendant do an.
pear and PIend TO the said declaration, on
or before the 10th day of March, which
VIII be IN the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty one, other.
WIS" hual and absolute judgment will then
br given and awarded sgainst him. This
9th day of March, 1860.
J. a. STENVMAN. GIL.
Lancaster. March IL. 5-l2m-lam
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Bia nks! Blanks!I

Soft Al 'anks on hand at the
euger ohce, that will os sold exclusiyeIy
Ior cash. Persons will oblige ~ by moi
sSing 'or them on an other Irfms
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

A LII THOSE INDEBTED TO ME by
"a note or account nre requested to come
forward md pay up before return-day, 9TH
erwise they will be sued.
J. B. MOBLEY.
Pleasant hill, Feb. IL i-tf
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IF YOU WANT ANY BOOKS send to
GEORGE G.. EVANS.
RELIABLE GIFT BOOK I'm ERrRIsE

RELIABLE GIFT BOOK IN ERPRISE
No i39 Ch">,nut Street. philadc'phit.
Wtcrc al bnuk- are sold at the Publish
er'~ I"wc~, prices. and Won have the AID.
VANTAGE g rccr.l,g
y HANDSOME PNE>ENr
Worth from % cents To 100 dollars with
each Eoo&
G'o. Il. E.wA' Original pit Book Enterprise
has been cudoi>"i by the Book Trade and all
the leading city and county newspaper, in the
United States.
G'o 4. Era"S' puuc;unl busiucs, tgamsa..
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whom have received substantial evidence o. the
benefits derived 10y guj chasing books at ,h, rs-
tablShmeut
G'o. q. Ero,,a' has done more than any 9th
cr puh'istr,r, "r bookseller in the United States
towards u'iu-lng knowledge To III" pcopl. By
his system, many books are read that othar.
wise would not have found their way into the
hands ui readers (Fi,n,h i,Sii,S N,,rvDuD,r.)
G'". T.. @r""s keep, constantly ou h.,ud the
most extensive stock, the greatest assortment
OF Books, amd ci cua,, tree To all wao NAV ap,
ply, the most complete catalogue OF Books and
GIFTS III TIA" tu.'rd State.
G'". &. Err"s has advantages offered him
by other publishers and manufacturers which
clan.c llm to furnish hi> patrons with . finer
quality and a better assortment of gitt, than
amy other establishment
G'" q. E,""S publishes nearly Two HIM
d'rd Popular and lmtrr c-'iug Books, therefore.
n Il publisher, hc is better able to offer rXtr,
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G'". q. Er""& guaIIntccs perfect sati,ac.
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates.

Enclose the amount Of money 10 our adj
dress for what you wish to purchase name
the Lottery in which you wish it invested
and whether you wish WholcS, Halves,
Quarters, or Eighth on receipt of which,
We send what is ordered by hrs, mail. To
grthcr with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, a Printed
Drawing, Certified to by the Commissioners
will be sent, with an Explanation.
~" Purchasers will please write their
ignatures plain, and give their Post Office,
County and State.
Al! communications strictly confidential
,-g- All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid
Immediately after the drawing-other prizes
nt the usual time of forty days.
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TIE r M S !:
ADVERTISEMENTS,

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One square (of l6 lines or lcss) one insertion,
81 or, il continued, 10 cents for the first in
scrton and 10 cents for each subsequent inscr.
/ ion.
The number Of insertions must Ie w1ittcn on
each advertisement, or they will he inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
The following deductions will be made in
favor of standing advertisements:
3 3MoXTus. Is MONTHS YEAR
One Square, $500 $500 $500
Two 600 1000 1900
Three " 800 1900 $500
Half Column, 1000 22.OU 5000
One 5000 $500 5000
Business Cards of five lines or less. includ-
ing the paper, Six Dollars per annum.
Announcing Candidate, for Once, Five
Dollars.
eY Communications rccOmm" ding can
uida;es for office and all others Of United
or individual interest. changed nj advertising
ates
or notice Of application to Legislature {;
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square in length (l6 lines) will be charged
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Gas Tributes Of Respect, rated rs ad-
Nertismcnts.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron TuE CURE OF

FOR TIiE CURE OF
CoSf'reress, Jaundice. Dyspcpsia. IuGiy.I!ion.
Dy'e''tery, FoH Stomach, Eyy'JcLGs, HcGGac!e.
Piles Rhcu7'atisn,, Eruption, and Sir DissG,cs.
Liver Complaint. Dyopsy, letter, 1m,oyi and
Sax Rhe'n,, Worms, Cont, Nsg-aGyia, as a
Dinner Pin: and for Pu.fying the Blond.
They are sugar-coated, SO that the most scnS-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apcrcnt in the world for al the purpose. Of
family phy'ic.
Prioo rs cents per Boz; Five boxes FOR GIC0.
Great numbers OF Clcrgymen. Phvsician,. States.
men, and eminent pcTsOnagcS, have lent their
names 10 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMNNAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions nf the above
complaints, and the treatment ;hlt should he fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off hy unprnciplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand Ayers, and take no otheTs. The sick
want the best aid there is for thcm aud they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
AGENTS.
llASSEIIINE - MASSEY. Larrastr.
} J. MCkAlN. Camden, s. G..
FISHER & lIElNIrSII, Columbia, :. e.
At Wholesale by,
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Augusta. Ga.
Feb !, 1860. jI-ly.
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted TO me either by
"A Note or Account are requested to come
forward and give me the money, rs it is out
of my power to extend indulgence TO any
one. j. r.. CURETON.
Jan. IL, 1860. IStf
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ID IL. j. &. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Botte. FOR s5.
Ayers Cherry PectOral

has won for itself such n rcnown fr the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lung Compliant, ths,
1t is entirely unnecessary for us TO recount the
evidence OF its virtues, wherever IL has hccn en-
ploycd. AS II has long been IN constant u.c
throughout this soction we need not d. more than
assure the people itS quality is krp, Ip - tho best
It over has been, and that It may lG rolled on 10
do for their relief all il has been tomaA 70 do
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Cccil B. iia,t!ry'S Interesting Biographies.
Rev. j. II. lngraham's Scriptural Romanccs.
SmuCkcrs Lives OF Patriots and Statesmen.
j. 1. Laurcn's Revolutionary Stories
]. ;. Arthu.'s Popular Tales
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Wavcrly Novels
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SEND For \ Classified Catalogue OF Books,
Order any book, that you mCy want, remit the
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for postage, and one trial will assure you that
the best place III the country to purchase book :
Is at the Gift Book Establishment OF GEORGE
&. EVANS, Originator Of the Gift Book En-.
tcrprisc, No. i39 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
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, y / I II = \ X . l. y y.
LANCASTER Drsrr:cr.
Lewis Cc"Xton, alp!icant,)
". " Ri ia
Benjamin CroXton, the wid-
ow and children of William Summons
CroXton, deceased, e.. al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction. that Ben.
J"mln CroXton, and the widow and children
ct William CroXion deceased. reside with
out The nmlls of this State. 1t - therefore
ordered, th.t they do appear and chjrct to
~" sale "ni division "i the real estate Of
Lewis CroAt"n, Sen, deceased on or before
the 28'h day oF Nov, next, or their con-
sent to the same will be entered OF Record.
this the 3d day of Sept, 1860.
i II. HAMMOND, o l. y.
Sept ). 1860 - 3D-3m. d 5000.
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I'HT.INOI|HN NIT BVVN I'm FKTKISE
y" i39 Ch">tuot Street, philadc'phir
Wtcrc AL hnok- are sold at the Publish
cr's I"w">t prices. and you hay. the AID.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02
1'----l---7---
The London American

Such is the title Of an American week
ly news aper started in London, Eng
land, some elk mouths since. We have
had the pleasure of pcrusing several
numbers, and are free to say that we
ike it much. 1t is purely an American
Institution. While II gives, Of course, a
variety Of European news, lis columns
.ro largely dcv tied TO discussing Amer
irau iustut.ons. American arts, talent,
eetefprise and American news general
IN. Ii is high toned in its conduct, and
AN bu, strike Uncle Bull and his chill
irsn very favor~bly. We believe it
all have a good effect in an inter Ma
.,ousl point of view. 1t will, if proper
ly conducted, open up to our British
eorslnsuew ideas concerning our Amer
lean affairs and notions which have never
been brought before their eyes in pro-
per, clear aud unbiased manner by the
British Press. We publish to-day, an
article from the american, in relation
to the Mississippi Bridge, at this place.
1t is very correct in detail.
We wish the american great success,
believing as we do that its mission Is q
good equally beneficial to both ma
tons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02
people OF Iowa the best Hamestcad law

people OF Iowa the best Homestead law
in America, and Judge Wright, either
through ignorance of law, or mistake OF
law, occasioned by the persuasion o.
certain police and Shyiock lawyers, had,
in the Mccormick suit, knocked the bot
tom out Of it and left it hanging, as 1t
were, in mid air, to be reached only by
balloon conveyance.
Referring to the Capitol Relocation
fraud and conceptions, Mr. Miller show
ed that Grimes, Wright and others had
found an association OF SPECTATORS 10
procure the removal of the Capitol IRON
Iowa City 10 several hundred acres CT
land east OF Des Moines river, and near
~ a mile from Des Moines City, which
is west Of the Des MONIES river. Judge
Wright owned ten acres Of the lots,
which he got at the trifling sum OF thirty
dollars an acre. Judge Wright drew
The bill for relocation and elped badger
it through the Legislature. That the
law gave Grimes authority to appoint
Commissioners to re locate the Capitol,
mat Crimes appointed Commissioners
interested in the speculation with one
exception, that Pegram, one OF the
Comm issioners not thus Interested, had
been written to, and agreed by letter be-
fore he was appointed by Grimes, to To-
cate the Capitol on the east side of the
Des Moincs river, but when he came to
perform the duties of his office he dis
covered the speculation, and concluded
honor in one would not pay, and he
compelled portion Of the spectators to
pay him ten thousand dollars 10 cash be-
fore he yielded to their knavery. Mr..
Miller further showed that tie citizens
of Dcs Moines City had offered the State
Of Iowa real estate worth one hundred
thousand dollars on which to build the
Capitol, and two hundred thousand dol
lars towards the construction OF the
Capitol buildings, all OF which was lost
to our State through the speculation OF
Grimes, Wright q Go. Mr.. Miller said
he would not censure those private ctl-
zens engaged in the Capitol speculation,
but he thought public morals were at a
low ebb, when our chief officers OF the
State combine with outsiders, hich tho
it enriches them, impoverishes the State.
Mr.. Miller produced and read GER
titled copy of the deed for the Rose
farm, one of the most valuable in this
county, which Judge Wright in 1857
received in a trade tor his interest In the
Capitol swindle. Dan, AS usual, had a
carpet-sack of documents, legislative
and otherwise, by which he backed up
aud proved his several statements. Mi.
Ter was frequently and vocferously
chcered during the delivery of his
speech, and when he commenced read
ing Wrights deed, more than fifty
| voices cried out, YOU need not read IT.
It's all true, we know all about it, II
is generally conceded here that Mr.. Mil
icr Will carry this county by a large ma
jori.y. During the day, speeches were
made from two different stands by
Judge Claggett and J. NJ. Read, of your
city, which were received with great ap
plause, and takingit all in all, was mos
glorious day for the Democracy Of Var
| Buren,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02
STATE ITEMS.

LIZZIE BIRD, a yong woman, an in
mate Of house Of ill-iame at Lyons,
dropped dead instantly, the other day
while going to the we'll for pail of wa
ter.
NEW Catholic church has been
opened for service at Washington.
AID for Kansas is being raised at Mus
catine and w Washington.
On Sunday last Bishop Smyth of Du-
buque, administered confirmation to 90
persons at the New Wine township
church.
A PILOT named McLane was stabbed
three times in the back on Saturday
night last, by unknown villains.
SORGHUM MoLAssEs.-The yield from
the Sorghum Sugar Cane, this year in
Iowa, promises to be most abundant.
The most tlattering accounts are made
in different sections Of the State of the
immense yield Monroe county will
manufacture this year, more than halt as
much more molassscs than has been
made any preceding year.
The Lyons -1drocate says that per-
sons who left that place aome time since
to search for more favorable points, are
returning, satisfied that Lyons is good
place enough.
Dick SYLVESTER has been presented
with some chcstnuts and burrs grown il
Johnson county.
BAPTIST STATE CoNvENTIoS.-The
Baptis,s of Iowa held their State Con
vention on the 10Th inst, at Waterloo.
There was large gathering of minis
tcrs and laymen from all parts OF The
State. The convention has been heavily
in debt for two or three years ; this
debt was incurred by the employment
of missionaries in destitute parts of the
State before the hard times came on
1t was all paid of at the convention anG
a small surplus left in the treasury. The
Baptists of this State number over 10,
600, and have nearly 300 ordained min
| listers.
THE Ottumwa Courier says the mill.
OF that thriving city are doing a big bu
siness-running both night and day
They receive aud fill many orders from
Missouri.