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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-19
Two Happy Birds.

By letter from friend in Mason we arc put
in possession of the adventures OF a couple OF
celebrated legal gentlemen who attended the lux
ury Of a term OF Court in the County. 1t seems,
in the early part of last week, Judge l.. and a
friend hired livery team to 90 TO Mason and
open Court the following day. When about ten
miles from jackson, they were Overtaken by
Counsellor ii. of Ann Arbor and Judge j. OF
Jackson, whO very unceremoneously run the
Court of the track, and informed it they would
report il ON the road when they got to Mason.
The Court demonstrated at such a headlong pro-
ceedins, ba, the Attorneys in this case had the
upper hand. They proceeded to Leslie, where
they parto0k Of some refreshment, and started
for Eden" The road was rough and the At
,orneys heavily loaded, but they finally succeeded
in reaching '.the garden" when another supply
Of "forty-rod" was taken in. The Court in the
meantime was quietly and sedately pursuing
their Nnercn tenor of the road, and passed Eden
about half an hour behind the Attorneys. About
a mile from that place the Court beheld a scene.
Upon the roadside, plenteOusly besoughed in
mud, were the Counsellor and the Judge, while
r. the road lay he ruins Of tie wonderful One
Horse Shay" al. gone to "darned smash" The
Court administered a few words of deserved re-
proof and passed on. The Attorneys plodded
back to Eden when they faally secured All old
rickety Osse-hOrse wagon, and seated on hoard,
they resumed the pcrllous attempt to reach Ma
son Nothing Is known of the incidents OF
tue Journey until they were deserted, by
our informant, near tire banks OF the beautl-
fu Sycamore. A they descended the slope, the
old nag VAS put T. its metal The wagon jump.
ed, sgueaket and ratified along, rushing from side
~ SIDE and threatened az every evolution to
start upon a tangent. The Counsellor and Judge
were swerying to and fro upon the seat, gyrating
with a truly acrobatic air. They had forgotten
all their old enmities, and appeared like the most
loving brothers, for each had twined an arm
about the other, and were INDUCING in embraces
as warm and imprisoned as those of a country
lad and lase, hOmeward bound from a country
dance or pairing bee" The perilous bridge
was crossed, the ascent OF the hill performed
with slow and apprehensive step, aud, as the
spectacle approached the suburbs the principal
road was deserted for 4 side street, and just as
dLshy night set in, two anxious and very tired
gentlemen were seen alighting at the back door
of the Eureka House. Under the kind Hinistra.
tons OF the excellent landlord, all traces of the
sad experiences Of back-woods travel were soon
obtera,ed, and, thanks to the Maine Law spirit
OF the Hotel the distinguished strangers were
enabled to make their appearance in the follow
ing morning, "in good condition" The Judge
was heard 10 remark, when preparing to return,
that fast horses and iorty-rod" were an unfor-
tunate combination with which TO test the stabl-
ity and practicability OF Ingham County road.
during the rainy season.-Jackson Citizen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-19

I'EA tbs REMARKED Ole aud most ;ngffru.s,
l l. cauFo-~i 'i tv concentrated Juices Of TIE m,
powerful ana Tie soothing Plants and Root. IN ma.
chemically combine. sua insU.s Cd IN well seslNi =.
tvt-.c-. auo charged oy fowrrful battery I,,v,
ss,~i addition t0 us sFerior neic.l siriu.s s,r,
&ayletc and EveIc frrert.> proiouudl, ysne,rs, \,
am ellln-u''r qu.c.ing and ss'thas Il r.h.v-s IA.
ana inflammation st ou,V, (Nhen fsctN sIVledO rslx
lgc tre sftatcd us.r> and nerves. givirg hfe a.
vitality er ifs lis En.us gusli eS o. lsr.rd parts a
enr u'r ar ous standing complaints and wtesu-s~.-
sHrc nervous lain, tNruI. ga irritaton and rsmov1
-fcah 81 &c tTul, srtGl medicine aud esteem
hv Tar Superior ans and a o'h.r external
u-s M season. u is uuisnc remedy fer
Group sore iht- at Inflammation of ri. lung Poo.
LIVER. hiaurys. and other ssEaus, Rheumatism, Str
Irritation Agu~ ~ the Rresst aud al all tnrs CO,
ncgvop> iesDacle, y urag sore eyes ache Tod
sch". asue IN Tire lace, iinr,es and tSupticns az
I A,nds fe. bruised and Sprained Limbs, Burns, kro
l yarts. GAi.b.alus. iutnput and long standing so,
Wounds, A.. &c L viii also the Hair 10 Il
! gald Head aad prevent the Hair from falling The "
ut tls ttHtf has extensively used upon Canal q
prauch Hoses tor Calls, Wounds, Sprs'ns and sm-s-,
ANA Is a sue care when piled bot. Tor the Scrsls
"a horses srd F,e Al sheep All the prop ietors
Tor the Magnetic ontmcHii- iSr trial, couhdsnt tina,
tho, clam ior IL wi De found True 10 the letter IN {
mel rhhorhood iese /; Is Manufactured many Ieoys
u d. the quan'y aud - skert auduscd b, almost es
fnu. bifALt tanacea the numerous pam and Ael
every family 8, or less sfiieted with. We a.
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
Nuu. .ruure lne-s -i-n-4i &, Rasn." with Zen !
pamph c,ua.ntUg faI d.reciions around each Bad
ard c,rculsrs d., with az Mt Price shilin. or "a
aud >Atiurs .or Large B,ttl-s-
pa "a t- e, AeNtfo :. BROTHER, ana 1hsyeT Go 4.
sing. aui al other prurg u "a th- country
a. an Crd,ts should be- aidfessed 10 Nm MunGl
Ca Fariv'llr. Ma.ison Co. y. Y 2l9
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LEGAl ADVERTISEMENTS
IIORTGAGE SALE.-Default having


w been nede in the conditions certain nc'
-,ec..tel BY Amer ID. Hunt. OF ononcaga, AeHsAh,
Ira Davenport OF Ne~ York; dated tue sih.h GAY
-n,hr A. d. eighteen hundred and fifty six, ans reeoIu
Il Ieee Der thlrt~enth, A ID 1880, IN the once 0. l
Register Of Deeds for the county Of lngha, 10 we
II Michigan, ioer Of mortgages, on page Az, W.
ih aor,yare there is claimed to be DUE at the cAie
Of this notice the of three hundred and 'hIrty
dollars aud eghtythree cents and no sait or procee
ings Las having been instituted 10 recover az!
rr.f Motto. i, therefore hereby gwen, that On Tues
d4y the twenty eth day OF December next, AZ t~ehe
c9ca noon snail sell at Public Auction to the ghesl
bdCer, (sal- TO take place al the 'front.' door q NC
In;y cteuit Court House. IN the village OF MAson) he
premises contained such mortgage Tor SO much theie
81 a. shall ne necessary satisfy the amount cue on
such rnorgs -e with per ceot inteiesf, and esA
ts ge,ler with an attorney fee o; 6tty dollars, Gov
-uted for rherein) that is 10 sag. the following piece
az Parcel OF land situate in lngham county, Michigan
- the east half Of the south east quarter e secton
~-nty-tuo (a2) township ~ north OF range i've
~ west Dated Detroit, september 70, A i. le0O
Ira DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
au.~
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WV J. WATERMAN, Attorney. Ia"-so
CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of

SIAlE Of MlOAluAN, SouutJ VI
- InghAm, sat session Of the Probate Court Tor
re county Of agha hoc the Probate Office IN the
village Mason. Myniay the 18th day OF November,
il the thousand eight hundred and sixty, pres
-nt wv H. iINCKNEY Judge of Probate In the matter
Z Tire estate Of Thomas Hanna deceased. On readpg
au NJ tie petition, duly verified. of John C"s'sworth
administrator upon I'D estate, praying that lie may be
ctase sell the south east OF south west quar-
twenty fur, two morrill, OF one west, rear
state - which said deceased died seized,
TnereupOn IL ordered hat Intay, the 9TH day q
-uusry next IL O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned
The hear of said petition, and that the h-iIs al Ia"
deceased, and all other persons interested slc
estate req iret TO appear at session OF SAID Co1rt
hen TO ho!aen at the Probate Oice, the village o
son. cause if any there be, why the prayer
If the petitioner should not be granted And II Il iur
Their orGeset that said petitioner give notice t"she per
interested said estate of the tendency Ct SAID
petition ana the airing thereof BY causing copy o.
This 6er 20 be published in the Lansing Rspub lean,
pa per printed aDg said county 81 Ing
ham, weeks previous "a said Cay Of hear
a true copy. WI al fINthNEl-
Gw2sl Judge Of .'r bate
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THE AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC
PORCELAIN COMPANY,

No. Isl Broadcay, Ne,e York,
having secured Their novel and ingenious inventor by
American AM EuroPeaa patents, fully pr.psed TO
MINIATURa LkENES>F1> or PERSONS ON CHINA,
preentn. al tLr attractive and advauta geous fes,ares
OF ord may photographs, iGe biGancy and finish 81
wat-rcorf da vIur, ant hitherto uuatAnea qussty of
durability, by be NJ e8dSTed imie'i liable thsnat
urai pr"pe Of The upon winch they are usns
frrred
As tie patented iroee- lie Company enables ts ye
production 81 th'ts a.hs only ls surface iui
upon auc a. ar f"sn4 or Of sny degree i
portraits be reduced vita fau Ties accuracy ,ad
delcacy Of dersat upon Porcelain of any ss
'on ant dimension used articles % luxury Of
hnasehotl utility, -uch
UGNs, VASES, BGEAKFAsT CUPS, TOILET ARTICLES, &c
Thereby securing faithful! portraits and furnishing
gnqu@ aud exquisite syi "i ntnrnt4'ion Of articesn
domestic use.
10 order furnish faciiie, Zoe the eradication Of tis
popular taste ant 20 meet The If those patrons
the Arts d.sir"us having Portraits porceair
the Company base imported from Europe collection q
superior porcela goods. manufactured their ow or
DER whieii they sell at cost pti1es
As tie American Company are OgueTs OF the patent
right and consequently the ouy persons authorized
lie process they have determined, order agorJ
people IN every section Of tie Unicn opportunity Il
pes--ss
PORTRAITS on CHINA
u make the ;o0wia, proposition u Residents in III,
Country, who are unable I" VISIT personally the Ateel
and Galleries in New IoGt:
Persons sending photograph, ambfotype, OF dagger
reo!pe To the Office Of he Cmpany IN NeE York, ae
companied by
FIVE DOLLARS,
vii receive in return ny express, free OF other charge
Rcrly ornsmeo'e3 Breakfast Cup and Saucer with TIE
Portfai; transferred thereon.
BY transmitting a Il goerI-otyPe and
T-s DOLLARS
they viii secure in Ik' manner Handsome French
Vase or let Ar''c wish The portrait JeFrSduced BY
the pat ntsd process.
b. sending = pair Of daxuerre0tyre- anI
FIFTEEN IHDLLA8s
they = ID rece se in return Pair 81 Rich Sevre. Vase.
with The portr - executed equal miniature pa ntug.
and, m ike manner, portraits be Ieprodue-. n Dor
cea Wae or Vases # every qua ty Of finish, rang
in price from
TWENTY TO one HUNDRED DOLLARS THE FAIR
y BE- particular a writing the address, to. a
county AM state distinctly
All letters 10 Re addressed T.
MANAGER. AEEE1cAN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN Co. >
Isl RroaGsav
Jni--ci NEW YoRE
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ETARDIAN'S SALE.-Notice is here

" By gwen that IN pursuance of license grant
ed the Judge oi Probate for thu county Of In-l
the III. November - 1860 shaiI expose for
sale at u0c auction, on the premises. Saturday The
5h day OF January next, at O'Clock r. the ioi~-
ing pace pa reel 81 land viz: The malt OF he
beast quarter ct sect town north
o range vest. N the county OF lnghsm Micbiy D,
contain q, 80 acres of land, or les
VAUGHN SWEET
Gg.3i Guard of sally Anu Danes. Ia mr.
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RAhERS Chocolate and Cocoa, Cox's Spark
IL ling Gelatin, and Hecker's Farina, for sale at
BARTHULOMEWS'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-05-15
A Certain Cure for Ague.

nR. SHALLENBERGER's "Ferer and Ague
~ anti,lo,e," medicine -llicacous beyond prec-
dent. in the cure of FEVER and AGUE, CuIpL FgvER,
INTERMITTENT or Bilious REMirrEsT FEVER, DUAH
aGrs. Or any form of disease hayjnS q IGLssians
origin. This Medicine whS ~ 5S;; <s3s:
pi.ses into the circulation IssS
tnct with the cause of the !sse
ueutralizcs destroys it ami is emphutically ~.
antilote to the poison. The is radical and
complete In no pM the patent naVe more than
one CHILL Stsr commencing the medicine and iM the
majority Of cases NOT EVEN THAT
Fer sale by F. L. ZEMP, Agent.
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Low for Cash i!

THE Subscribers take pleasure in informing their
friends and the public generally, that they have
ON hand wellseeced Stock ofDry Goods and Gro
ccres consisting of
Rendy Made Clothing
or all descriptions; Calicoes. Homespuns, and all
other articles generally found in Dry Goods sstab.
lishments, together with well.assorted Stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
Our Stock of GROCERIES, consists Of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
BACON, LARD, FLOUR, CORN,
MEAL, TOBACCO,
And SEGARs of all kinds. Also, MACKEREL, in
Barrels half Barrels and Kits iue assortment of
Candies, &c.
Ginger Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg, and Cinnamon.
Bar and Toilet Soaps.
Cheese, Soda Crackers, aud Butter.
And variety ofFRUIT constantly on
land.
Also choice variety Of Liquors, consisting Of
Wines OF all kinds;
Brandies-Apple, Peach and French.
New England Ruin.
Holland Gin, and Wolfe's No.
Schedam Schnnpps, in quart and
pin: Bottles.
Whskey Of all kinds.
J. Martins Old Rye years
old.
Mouongehaa, Best Old Flavoured Rye Whskey, and
other common brands.
Porter Ale, and Champagne Cider, Nil of which
will be sold as low as the lowest Tor Cash, and Cash
only.
They also avail themselves Of this opportunity Of
notifying those who have not settled their account.
for the past year, to come forward and settle now
and save them the unpleasant duty Of dunnng.
Call on BROWN MYERS,
~Feb7 1T the "Oh Brick Corner
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Patent - Medicines.
IL
PATENT MEDICINES !
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is u constitutional disease, corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes yitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
peryudrs the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits. the depressing vices, end,
above all, by the vcnereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation; indeed,
it seems to be tho rod Of Him who says 81
will visit the iniquihcs 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 on
the surface, crupions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gcndcrs in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they hayc far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
System. Most Of the consumption WHICH de-
climates the human family has its origin Directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
fection, and their;health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it frq& the system we mus; renoyate
the blood by al Alternative medicine, and in
vigoratc it by}Sealthy ,Gs1d and exercise.
Such mcdciraSwc supply in
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The Vulcanized
India Rubber Betting

{ G'AN safely he recommended O, superior ID leath
" er in every respect for Bands for Gotten Gins
Suw.Ms. Minis. Grain elevators Machine Slsps
aud Manufactures or wherever open aslts are TO be
used.
II is more desirable article than leather, inasmucl
its lirst much less; il is stronger and more
durable aud gives gain in power on the puet. It
will stand heat Of 3Un degrees unaffected No degree
of cold or can Injure lis working, nor is il sub
jec 10 damage from Rats. dc. An ass0r,mant On
land and Tor sale low br WORKMAN L CO.
n. B.-Luce Leather and Belt Huuks-fr sale
upon the most Reasonable terms by W. eco
Sept u u 81
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LOW DOW N
FOR
G 2 S + + ].
CHOICE GROCERIES.


TINE Subscriber having purchased the Stock IN
I trdde of Mr.. Gumes |. Fillcpisne, is prepared,
At tiIe Store one UU aburr hlessrs CNiulleson Co,
10 oef the most favorable terms for CASH, ex>
celleni ftment Of
Choice Family. and Heavy
a aR@EEEE EE n u"%e
Consisting IN part as fellows:
Sugars, Gofscess gnOIaases,. Salt,
Bacon, &c.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TEAS,
Soda, Boston Butter and Milk Crackers,
Candies, Preserves, Isaisfnsj Currartst Citrons'
Maccaroni. Sardines, L0bsfeS, oysters, &c>'
Sperm and AGamantine CStEhHHses, Soap
Starch, Pepper, Spice, ara Ginger"
A large assortment Of
CHOICE LIQUORS.
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN,
SCOTCH wHIsKEY, DC.
BOTTLED LIQUORS,
BRANDY, MADEIRA, PORT and SHERRY
WINES.
Porter, Ale and Chasnpasne!
Fresh additions will constantly be made. which
will enable him offer cnmp-te assortment Of tile
Lesl Goods. ut the lowest prices for CASH.
E5s-Conlinues to paw liberal cash prices for Like
lv Young NEGROES, and will also, when desired.
sell on Commissions.
sY-A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited JONATHAN PAGE,
Dec 81 Camden So Ca
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South CaroIima---Kershaw Distric

South CaroIiMa---kcrsha District.
In the Common Pleas.
Jared Purkhurs Jr, Us Joseph c. Wilson,
60. Attachment.
WI TtIEREAS the Plaintiff did on the 2Sth day Of
w March, 1860, file his Declaration against the
defendants who las it is sad is absent from and with
out the limits Of this State aud has neither wife or
attorney known within the same, upon which copy
Of the said Declaration might be served II is there
fore ordered that the said Defendants do appear and
plead 10 the said Declaration before the 29th
day Of March, which will be in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty one Otherwise
iual and absolute judgment will then be given and
awarded against them.
Clerks Cfice, Kershaw District
March 28th, A. D. 1860. ". CLYBU2N,
Apr 8 Clerk.
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NEWSPAPER
AND
BUSINESS A G E N c Y.

THE undersigned continues to give his strict and
i personal atteation 10 tho
General Agency Business,
and will attend promptly TO all matters entrusted to
his care, such as AUCTION and COMMISSION
SALES COLLECTIONS, dc.
Is Agent for the CHARLESTON MERcuRY, FIELD i
FrREs1DE, SUMTER WArcuMAN, and LANCASTER
LEDGER. Will receive subscriptions for the Cosmo'
politan Art Journal, Godey's Ladys Book, Arthur's
Home Magazine, DC. On hand few copies OF The N.
BENCH AND BAR OF so. Ca. Also, ONealrs
Annals of Newberry, Mrs. Edgeworth's Southern
Gardener and Receipt Book.
rB- Book and Paper subscriptions MUST BE Ac'
coMPAN1ED WITH THE CASH. otherwise they will not
be ordered. THO. >. WAhkEN.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaparilIa,

the most cfFectlal remedy which the medical
skill of our tines can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remcdinls that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
tions which 4 sc from it, such as ERuPT1vE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANTHoSY's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERYF1pELAs, PMrLEs, PUsTuLEs,
BLorcHEs, BLAEs and BoILs, TUMoRs, TrTTER
and SALT RHEFx, ScALD HEAD, RISowonM,
RmErMATIsM, SYrHiL1rrc and MERcunIAL Dis
EASES, DropsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
in,i.ctl, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OIL IMpun& BLOOD. The popular belief
in "mpurity ef e blood" is founded in truth,
for >crofula is q. d.gcnera!ion OF the blood. The
particular pu:pCE and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purif, ind regcncratc this vital fluid,
without whichtSund health is impossible in
contaminated q etitutions.
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The ssst Il So: s':,',,': ess''in''

In the Comm Pleas.
TOSEPH SIMMONS who is in the custody Of The
D Sheriff Of Kershaw District. by virtue oi Writ
of Capus Ad Satsacendum, at tie suit Of Samuel A..
Proctor, having filed in my office. together with
schedule on CATH of his Estate aud eilrcts) his petit
ton to the Court Of Common Pleas, praying that he
NAV be admitted 10 the benefit the Acts of the Gen
eral Assembly, made for the relief Of insovent debt,
ors it is ordered, that tho said Samuel A. Proctor
and all other the creditors to whom the said Joseph
Simmons is in anywlse indebted, lie, and they are
hereby summoned and have notice, 10 appear belare
the said Court at Camden, The first Monday after
the fourth Monday in October next 10 shew cause
il any they havep why the prayer OF The Petition
aforesaid should not be granted.
Office Of Commons Pleas, Kershaw District, Mnrch
18th, 1860. w. CL4BuhH,
March l3td Clerk
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HOW RID. ASS. ClATIOY,
PnlLADEL.PH HlA.

i Brn r"lem Institution established by special Eudoc-
Utsnt Jnr the Re!icfof he SICK and Distressed at:
ficfsd riM Ipulent and Epidsntic Discusses,
and especially for DE Cure ef Diseases of
the SrEual OIguns.
I EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis. by The Acting
vi Srgron TO all who apply Uy letter. with de
script'"n OF their condition, tage, "ccupnon hal its Of
lille, Nc ', aud in cases OF eXtrehc puvcrty, Medicines
furnished Irre al clnrgc.
VALUABLE REPORTS IN S. crmatorrhoa aud other
Diseases I" The Sexual Organs, and on the NEW REM
EDIms employed in the DSpcmary. to the ullic.
ted in seac'l letter envelopes free charge. Two
or three Stamps l,r postage will he accel;lab..
Addres. DR. j sKlLLIN IlOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon. howard Association No. South Ninth
Street Philadelphia Pa By order o. The Directors
GEO. FAIGcIILD, .:ec'ty. EZRA d. HEARTwELI,
Feb l4-lY President
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REMOVAL.

A-o Ho =" "A =" @ -AA-
HAS removed from his former place Of business
IL to the House formerly occupied By Capt Thos,
Harris Secold door below Messrs. c. Matheson
Co., where lie will be pleased TO furnish his former
customers, and solicits the patronage of new ones
with such articles as advertised with the addition Of
BACON,
Hams, Sides and Shoulders
N. o. and Cuba MOlaSScS!
III articles warranted to please, aud as none can
please in every instance he requests such do not
to be returned. lie not offer for sale Goods low.
or or better than others, but will sell
As Cheap and rs Good Articles
EYP Please see advertisement for list Of articles.
Feb IA A. T. IATTA.
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Notice of Election.
State of Soulh-CaroliHa--K II ersIlaw
District.

District.
OFFICE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
AND COMMON PLEAS.
n W. CLYBURN, Clerk Of said Court, in pursu-
ance of The directions OF the Acts of the Lrgsla
,ure, in such case made and provided do hereby give
public notice. that an Election for CLERK OF THE
COURT for said District, will lie held on Monday the
4th day of June next at the usual places Of Election
throughout the said District.
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April a. D. 1860. ". CLYBURN, -
April l0-td Clerk.
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ish gratis my American Almanac,
icates of their cures and directions
following complaints. Costirc-
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sed, Indigestion, Pam IN and Morbid
. BgrclS, FIatulency, Loss If Appe-
and other kindred complaints,
low State Of the body or obstruction