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1 SHORT PATENT SERMON ON The
FAMOUS "RAiL-SPLTTER."

We copy from the Kankaker JJIIinoi>) Dem-
ocrh the following sermon Of M. S. P. Smith,
a wag and a Wit Of that place. Il will serve to
relieve the Republican duIlness IF lhis region :
Taxr-:'A man was famous according as he bad
lifted up axes upon the thick tees Psalms
II; :.
Ny dear Republican bretlra fame Is a
something which has been sought fer from the
earliest generations down TO the present time :
and as Abraham, our leader, IN this dav is is-
nous ior his great ''rarI-spl,ling" exploits. 50
IN ancient times, ''a man was famous according
as he had lifted up axes upon the thick trees"
Many and divers are the ways which some
seek TO become famous without any particular
effort to become 50. Some men become famous
for their heroic deeds uron The battle dela
some are famous for uoioldrng the mysteries Of
the heavens, and bringing 10 view new plan
els among The starry hosts; some are famous
toi thsr great beauty, others for their strength
some are famous as writer's OF books, Others as
writer's Of song some are famous fer .helr great
wisdom, others Tor their great folly some are
famous according as they have hHed up their
voices in the councils of the nation: but Abra-
barr, our leader, is famous according as he has
lifted up his axes uPon the big trees, and split
them INTO rails: even as the rslImisi hath said
ssa man was famous according as he had lifted
up axes upon the thick trees
Therefore, my brethren, exhort YOU BE- not
iaint-heared, for, according 10 the Scriptures.
Abraham, 0ur leader. is famous man. Though
he IS not famous for his great deeds Of darirr
and bravery upaa the field OF battle though he
De not famous as being greatly learned in the
arts and sciences: though he NAV not have
sought out many rat and useful inventions, he
is famous as a great Ssll,ter Of rails then. in
The language OF nv text, we can rvcIair ga
man was famous according a. Ia h,d I,csI mn
axes uoon the thick trees ),
Nv brethren. o,. va ~, cast do.,o hr, boI4
up vour heads and receive consoI,,;,n f-.,.r-
Iy Isay unto Won. Abraham. oor Isaa.r % .
famous man. Tho9gb h. NAV M, H.. t,,oons -
orsa, h,,Id..r of s,;ns : b.,,, ,,,oa,. - b..
GREAT ski,I IN a,t-ro,,;,., oo = ra4,,,o,.h -
NAV no, he famous for his great baan,r : no
m, tarone f.. me orea, nccoo,olioass - ,h,..;-
oonomv tboucb he NAV NJ, no r,,,o,. e,- ~.
new discoveries among the starry bos,s ! bs
not lamou, for his orsa. researches f., tb,,
.,Doy,;cuJ,, qnot:, IN which =. c,,,daa -. g.
nous spot resolutions, and ~ winch no rsc.;v-
v, varil,, "a man was famous ,ooarl;o-o,h 3,
lifted IN his axes u,oo the fbick ,ress >,
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VOL. 4. NOS.

and reputable citizens who were present and
witnessed the sceoe.
These, then, Mr. Curtin, are some. of nv rea-
sons Why l really and honestly think you are
unit TO be al the head ot a fee, Dutch and SOW
errlgn people like that Of Pennsylvania. Yop
seer" 10 have a very Contemplate opinion of
Dnichmen but allow me, Sir, TO tell YOU ,ba.
'he Dutcbm9n OF Pennsylvania will show Won
y next October thai they have an equally con-
tsmPll5Ie opinion Of you. They will shoot Won
not with revolvers, bu. with something more
efi9ctoal, and honorable, paper balls.
R. PICKARD.
MiddIpburc. Pa Aur. Q 1S6n
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M Brefheriag :-Asa a general thing I'm
lsrpenst noliticai preachin;. bn, As Henri Ward
Beecher and numerous others too teiious to
mention have sot the ,xz,mpIa 7 dom, Roow
but as how I've as good a rsht 70 nreacb few
politics as enav Of EN-. I'm no, sdaic,,sa
man. nv Rrelberiog but ,now what 7 i5s,,g o.
j. s5. ,s . ,ics o,d r,l ,b,,,s r,b,, ;a.-,.;,
ard my P--fhsr;n- lt,I.a b.r - .,,..-,s and
ssy. old aaI van soi, ,osr No,, : sb,,,, te!r
vou vbar nv fsv : h,f nsr5,os voo t,o Go5 :.
i von sarch LAM, enon,b and ..bao vo, 80
fna f, ss.iI road an. .,,t Coma ,aiIo ;n M
,,og o,s L,s.,,,, ,,,,;,; r1,lt.uf,,
Tben's his ooIr qualification, aside r,om his
PERSONAL beaa,v 1r President ~ tho T-oa-d
S,s,as
Now this ;q a land of Liberty and a.. shan,
be busted nm et ! KIN helm i 7 know ,bar,s .
effort bp,a, made to b.s, bsr Thar,s f.-,a,,cs
.,5 ,~,,,o-, .,l ~, ,,.u-...,a = ..u -,
clothing ho,d ~ sf,s,o s Divon,. l;,. is.-
kin and bapIio' and a ,ryi,, - esvar tbs, bYD,
old cord. bpt. nv Rre,beri0g i can't be did
though Abraham Eiocnn j. cre4rjo, on the isr.
KEYS and hap4rs As topa A. h. lin and ,aoo,b
he did eg,f some rails in Uij,oy mt 5,qq4 n
roatia' F11f-5oas!
Thar's a coaspc5os indivi3yrl named DoUe-
las. chock fall Of intellect and pluck, who has
a a4Igsrti,',v OK, and carri~s j. ia lis aand for
his caan'ry's benefit, who viii take e~er that
ar lire and see that It amt cut, or damaged, OF
allowed to rot off ike Poiygog's tail as il
woaid # Lincu0 was placed 10 the White House
-Lincna rc5o split some r7'ls IN Hl'noy and
jyss'd @ r37yjn' Fiat-Joqt
The prizln crew who oppose Us, tell Us 10
Come to A5rabam's 5uzzum, when tbs fact is be
ha;u't got no more buzzom, than a chis Of
liners tools has. aud &io tell the RePn5i-
can infants who nestle IN tFat ar buzzom, that
they'll fad mighty poor nUsSin And he split
some ralis an HIja0y, ond boss d roaria' Flat
boot !
Make Liacnn Gaping Of The Ship OF State.
and in less than year she'll be Without rudder,
compass. or anchor. Who wants 10 see toe
Ship Of State degenerate into rickely old fat
beat ind he split some rails IN Hjaog, qnd
boss'd a rouin' Flai-J2ot
Nc Rrstbar,nq tho man 70 bs sI.;r,,sro Of ,hs
Ship Of State is Steve Douglas Of IIIinoy-
Steve knows every rope in the ship. He has
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EDToR or THE MAGNET.-Dear Sir:-In
the las, weeks issue OF the Chronicle, noticed
letter signed "Jobn Hanks" which Is so ex-
iraordinary in manv Of It's features that feel
called upon to give it brief notice.
John Hanks is my younger brother, and Abe
LncoIn is ny cousin. have known both John
and Abe from their earliest childhood. Since
brother John has committed himself to the De-
ratur politician, who is using him as tool to
speculate IN certain ralIs THAT know Cousin
Abe never made,} have great fears that broth
er Join, like cousin Abe, has fallen into bad
hands, and that man by nature made for
goodman, bat who always needed protecting
counse!ors, may be BY ms bad associations en-
ftIrely ruined. have known the entire history
( Of both brother John and cousin Abe, and ali
! that in the letter published 10 The Chronicle IS
stuff, miserable stuH, and although poor brother
/ Johus name Is signed te 1t, know that be even
( yet does rot know whatls in it; much less did
/ Re ever write Il. il IS ha work Of men un-
scf"PH."es 10 the means that they may use 81
gu.haZ honest P-op-
/ In Joints letter ind long ant PATHETIC al
( lusion t. cousin A5a's early and hard life. That
may b. poetIcal, Dat there IS but little Of i, true
/ IN Abe's younger davs BE- was simply a wil+
! tarun serum boy, and Jumping and wrestling
were his only accomplishments lis 3azness
. was the cause of many notifications y me
( for as ] was an older boy than either Abe or
John, / often had to do Abs'S work at uncle's
/ when the family were al sick with the ague
. from eating water melons, and Abe would BE-
roIiicking around the country negl-cting them.
In those early days We all saw hard times yet
! a yoaaE man who vas energetic and induy,rj-
Gus, cao'd dress himself comfortably, and have
. plenty q giaI7 good iood to eat. | have often
ie't ashamed ct cousin Abe IN seeing him full
grown man Saddins about tie country barefoot;
with ais toes oairageonsiy spra9d.sd out by the
, mud and instead OF reading his books as broth
eT John, through the Decatur politician Poeti-
cahy tells Us, be wond be TowdyiHs around
WIN FacH oi Wild young men. ] well re-
member "hen ne went coufiing one Of Major
"aFo'cNs daughters IN THIS county, his boots
we're 30 'l''>e'ao'y oad ''a' ms ier' We're frost
oI'''" al" Ne "aa 10 lay up al "iaI' "arncks
'.'' TWO "''"S' "'u nave ''e oio Iady nurse and
"oC'oE us reel
am fully persuaded that brother John Is Ia
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risIen on the cars oy ''SlouX," Of the Mi
waukee .Ae1rs, ana sung by the Western
Delegates on their way to the Balt.-
more Convention.
Agr-E0NNIE HAVENS 0.
Here comes the Western Delegates,
Who'ye taken a little rest
Since voting every time
For the sGiant OF the West
CHORUS:
For the Giant Of the West,
The Giant Of the West,
Since voting every time
For the Giant Of the West;
We have left our fields and IabCrs,
And are going down again
To lie sch the politicians
That he never can be slain.
Our Giant is he peoples choice,
They name him bat to praise,
Hes set cur praries al on fire,
And soon you'll see toe blaze.
We love tie ''Liuie Giant"
So al the people say,
And veil vote for no one else,
Till after election day.
We're going down TO Baltimore
To make him President,
and then you'll smell the powder burn
Where e'er the bali is sent.
Now when you hear our cannons,
Don't say its all sham,
For soon you'll learn with sorrow,
It's the end Of ABRAHAM
The Lightning viii convey the news
Ahead Of Old Bucks mails,
Twill strike in every Western State,
And burn old Lincoln's rails.
Here's health to Stephen rouglas,
God oless the young hero,
He's an honor to his country,
And tenor to its foe.
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Au "DEd ABE" Song.

TuzE-UNCLE NED.
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CAMPAIGN PoETRY.-

CAMPAIGN PoETRy.-
Who IS this, so gaunt and thin
lis Old Abe Lincoln, Old Abe Lincoln.
hes rot go"d looking, and he can't come in
Poor Abe Lincoln, Poor Abe Lincoln.
lie may be good al splitting rails,
This Abe Lincoln, this Abe Lincoln
He'll De sweetiy mauled by Democratic fails
Poor Abe Lincoln, poor Abe Lincoln.
SONG FOR -HE LJEcoLNlTEs.-
Sound the LOUD fuzzy-guzzy,
Let the hegaw ring,
Beat up the tuzzy muzzy,
Chingalorum bungo vim
Elevate the rail in the air,
Swing the blazing torch on high,
Sambo is much better than Sam,
And wen fight for him till we die
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From the Decatur Nll.) Magnet.
EARLY LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
WHAT HIS COUSIN HAS TO SAY OF HIM.
HOW ABE WENT A COURTING.

VINO SPLIT THE RAILS, AND ALL ABOUT IT.
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AIn-E0NNIE HAvENs 0.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-12-05
NOTICE.
Valuable Lands for sale.

DERSUANF TO A DECREE OF THE
Court Of Equity, for the County of
Union, vii! expose 60 public sale on Sat
urdtr the 22at day of Drcrmbr next at the
residence Of H. Reese Massey, near the
Premise, on Il credit Of twelve months as
:" all the purchase money, except two hun-
drrd dollars which j. required in cash to
pay COSTS Of silt, all that body Of land ly-
ny "n tn" waters of WaXhuw Creek, con
tanning 2OOO acres or thrrrnOOut, consist
Ing of several tracts al lying together and
adJ"imlng and surrounded by the lands Of
II. Reese Massey, WIN. Carnes, John n.
\rcI"v, i"hn Hood, deed aud others, de-.
crndrd {" the heirs at law of Thomas Cure
tom, deed, late of Lancaster District ). &.
this I2lh November, 1860
Il. ID, WINCHESTER.
G.. VI. f.
N"v. 2l, 1860. il-5t p S5 SO.
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Valuable Lands and
TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE.

IOWN IN LUIS
FOR SALE.
-&- AS TIE ASSIGNEE OF
&ISsEI& JAMES f. CURETON, !
Ell sHiE will offer for sale on the first
ssR0 Monday in January next, the
following Real Estate
One thousand acres, IN ore or less, near
Sinclar's Steam Mill, known rs the
CALIFORNIA PLACE.
-Four hundred Acres, more or less, in
the upper part of Lanca> ter District, known
rs the SPRATT TRACT,
and two hundred Acres, more or less, in
the sa"c neighborhood, known as the
CARNES PLACE.
Also "ue House and Lot situated in the
East suburbs of the Village Of Lancaster,
whr!con }. ID. Halle formerly resided. The
Lot contains three and three tenths acres.
The dwelling Is II excellent one, entirely
new and neatly and durably finished. All
the necessary out buildings and convent
cmccs are on The premises; it is altogether
one Of the most desirable settlements in
l.aucastcr.
Also the building on main street, known
as Odd Fellows Hall, at present occupied
by 4. ilaIes. Fronting on Main Street, is
good Store room at the rear and on the
second story are scvcrel Om;ortable rooms
IhiS IS considered one of the best business
sands in the place.
Also the Store House on Main Street
rcNt door to Messrs IIasseItine & Mas.
seI =, now occupied by Wm. Mex. MiItag
/ ms Is an excellent room for business, and
las Two back rooms attached.
Ais" the room adjoining the above nnd
fronting " Main Street, ri present occupied
"y J. T.. CLcrtou rs an office.
Terms, one fourth cash and the remain.
Der on II crcd,, o.. one and twu years Pur
chaNcrN to give Bond with good suretie.
and Mortgage of the premises sold
}. A CUNNINGHAM ASSiynee.
Nov. 2S, 1860. Aid
.T- Camden JOUrnal and Chester .Sia,,
%E'd copy times and send bill 10 subscri
Dcr.
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oGEr.- MIs,us wants you 70 send
her box of Cephuc G,us. G0 bottle Of
Prepared Pili,-bu. I'm thinki"g that's not
Just 1t n.lll,rr bat perhaps ys'lI be- aith.r
Ano"ing what It ~. e scu s"e's nigh dead
and gone with the Sick Headache, and
wants some more cf that san!s ~ reluircd
hcr o.i"re.
Drug Isl -lou must meap Spaliings
l"pt"Iic Pills.
BrdSet --pclr sure nov ~ld you've sed
II, here the quarihsr ana giv me The Pills
and I"nt bc all day about it aitirr
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Constipation or Costiyeness,

No one "f the many ills fish is heir to"
j. ~ prevalent, 80 httle understood, and so
Inuch neglected IA, Co.Ii, cncSs. Often uripi-
DatIng ia rLIelessncss, or scdentHry habits :;
al il regarded ns IL slight disorder of too lii
tie consequences to excite anxiety. whi;. in
reality II ~ the pr.rursor and companion Of
many of the most fatal and dAug.l0u- dis.
.As"-. and nnls-s early eradcuIed it will
bring the sufferer Ia an untimely grave
Among the lighter evils OF which cos,ve-
ness is the usuEl attendant are Headache,
Colic, Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles and
others OI like nature, while n long train Of
frightiul diseases such as Malignant Pryrrs,
Assesses, Dysentcry, DinrrhGa, Dyspepsia,
APoplrIy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Ilysteria,
iypochondriasi-, Melancholy aud Insanity,
. first Indicate their presence in the system
sy This alarming symptom. Not unfrequen,-
~ the diseases named originate 10 Constina.
,IOn, bu: take on un independent existence
unless the cause is eradicated in an earIy
stage. From Nil these considerations il
follows that llIe disorder should receive i'm.
mediate attention Whenever it occurs, and
no person should neglect to get box Of
CePhalic Pills on the first appearance Of
the complaint, as their timely use will ex-
pei the Iusiduous approaches Of disease and
destroy this dangerous foe to human life
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The AMALGAMATIoN OF LANGUAGES
There Is growing tendency in this age to
appropriate the most expressive words of
other languages, aud after while to iRcor-
i'"rate them i0io our own thus the word
NsPhnIic, whic il from the Greek, signify
ing FOR the head" is now becoming pop
HlariEed M connection with Mr.. Spalding's
great Headache remedy, but it will s,on be
used in more general way, ard the word
Gephn''c will become rs common as Elec.
trotype and many others whose distinction
.m foreign words has been worn away by
common uaage until they seem "native and
TO tive manor born"
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A CARD.

DR q. BENNETT returns his thanks to the
citizens Of I.ancasteryil, and vicinity, for
the very liberal manne' 10 IS hich ihey have
patronized him durinI his stay. lie ex
poets to return next ApJi or MAY when he
will be happy TO wait upou uil Hho desire
his professional services
Nov. ~. 1890. 4U-bm
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AN ACT
To Provide for the calling of Con-
vention Of the People of this State.

SEC. |. BE 1t enacted by the Senate rnd
House of RepI cseniativcs, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, AMI bv the au
lhoriiy of the SAM, That Convention Of
the people OF the State o. South Carolina
Is hereby ordained TO be assembled in the
City OF Columbia, on the 18th day Of De.
cemiher, in tho year Of our lord ons thou
sand eight hundred and sixty, for the pur,
pose VI taking into consideration the da n =
gers lnridrnt t. the position Ui the state
IN the Federal Union. established by the
Constitution OF tho Unitet States, and the
measures which laay b. necessary aud pro
per Tor providing against the same, and
therenpon I" take care that the Common
wealth Of South Carolina shall suffer no
dctrimrn'
SIC 2.-Jhnt on the 9th day Of Drcem-
Der, Ia tho year Of our Lord one thousand
eight bundled aud sixty, the Managers Of
elections for the sovsral DISTRICTS in The
State -hall, after giving public notice as ia
eases Of elections for members of the Lcp-
islature, open the Polls and hold elections
in their respective Districts for delegates to
the said Convention, in all RESPECTS Ia the
sanp manner aud form, and at the same
parcs, AS elections are now conducted for
Membcrs Of the Legislature. Aud all per.
sons who are qualified and entitled, by the
Constitution and laws Of this State, to vote
for members OF tho Legislature, shall be
qualified and emitted to vote for said Dele
gates TO said Convention and in case of
any vacancy OCCURRING, by death, rcsigna-
iiOn or removal from the STATE, or refusal
to serve of any person elected Delegate
to the said Convention, tho Presiding Otli
a. A lIn l...n L.
writ authorizing and requiring the mana.
gers Of Elections in the Election Districts
IN which such vacancy may have occurred
after giving due notice thereof, To open u
Poll and hold an election TO Ill such va
cancy. Us in gases for lhe election of Mem.
bers of tue Legislature. Meet on the 7lh
and declare ihe election.
SIC. 3. That each Election Disiric;
throughout the State shall be entitled 10
elect and srnd to tho said Convention a
number of Delegates equal to the whole mum
Der OF Senators and representatives which
such DISTRICT is now entitled In send TO the
Legislature and the Delegates TO The said
Con, ention sha!! DO entitled to the same
freedom OF arrest IN going 10, returning
from, and whilst in attendance on, said Con
ventiOn, as is extended 10 the Members of
the Legislature.
Sac. !. That all free white male citizens
Of this State, Of the age oftwenty-one years
and upwards, and who are entitled to vote
for membsrs Of the State Legislature, shall
be eligible TO u seat ia the said Convention
In the Senate House, the thirteenth day of
November, In the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
aud IN the eighty.iifth year of the
sovereignty and independence Of the
United States Of America
WILLIAM D. PORTER,
President of ths Senate,
JAMES SIMONS,
Speaker House Representatives.
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FINAL. n

u TlCE ESTATE OF WILLIAM
McKENNA, LATE OF LANCASTER
DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA-The
Executors Of WILLIAM McKENNA, de-
ceased, hereby give notice that all debts
due to his Estate must be paid on or be.
fore the first day Of January, A ID. 1861 ),
and that all persons having any demands
against the said Estate, uro requested to
present the same, duly attested, on or be.
fore that day for final settlement. Debts
may be paid, or demands presented to eth.
er Of the Executors
Rev. }. J. VCONNELL, II; Columbia, S. c..
THOMAS NJ. BELK, at Lancastcryilie S. G..
l.. B NORTllROP, Charleston, S. G.
November %, 1860. 42-tf.
T- The Camden Journal and Southern
Guardian CTri-WeeklyJ will publish for
four weeks and send bills to this Office.
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NOTICE OF ELECTIONS.
S O u Il IL CAROLYN a

LANCASTER DISTRICT
Office of General Sessions and Common
Pleas.
|, ]. A. SIcwman, Clerk Of the said
Court, in pursuance Of the directions Of the
Act Of the Legislature 10 such case made
and provided, do hereby give public notice
that an election for Clerk Of the Court and
Sheriff for Lancaster District will be held
on Monday the l4th day OF January next,
at the usual places of election throughout
said District Witness my hand at l.ancps.
Ter Court House, this iIlh day Of Novem
ber, A. ID. 1860.
j. a. STEWNAN, Clerk.
Nov. 2l-Il-3t.
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'ardly Real Zed.

Hi ADJ n 'orrble 'eadache this hafte,noon,
Ind z stepped into the hapothccnnes hand
sVs p 10 the man, "Can you hease mo Of
al 'e;sdachc g Does it hache 'ard,' says
=. "Hexccedingy," says hi, hand upon
that e gave ne CephaIic Pill, hand pom
mo 'onor it cured me so quick that 'ardly
realized ad 'nn eadache.
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NOTICE.
Negros for = ale.

~ order Of =. = Hammond Esq, Ordi.
- binary Of Lancaster District. We will
v1r on Thursday the I3th day Of Dccembcr
h"%i, 1T the Late residence Of Mrs Mary Ma
aida Trucsdae ldcc'd) all Of her personal
Estate. consisting Of Fiv" likely and valua-
bic NcgrOs, Horses, Hogs. cattle, Sheep
Corn, Fodder. Cotton Seed, Blacksmith
T"oI~. Farming Utensils, Household and
Kitchen iufnlure, and many other articles
too lrdiou, To mention. Terms made known
on the day "f sale.
}, r; !iUMTER, ! Ad'mrs.
Nov u, 1870 .--il-3t
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic at
lacks OF Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prevented and il taken az the commence.
.nent OF an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness Eill bS obtained,
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea
and Headache to- which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-remov.
ing OostVeness,
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fe.
males, and all persons Of sedentary habits, they
are valuable as Laxative, improving the APP
petite giving tone aud vigor 70 the digestive
organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength of the whole system.
The CEPBALIC PILLS are the result OF
long investigation and carefully conducted ex-
periments, having been ia use many years, du-
ring which time they have prevented aud re.
levcd a vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether on originating in the nervous
system or from n dcranged state Of the stomach.
They sre entirely vegetable in their compo-
si;ioH, and may be taken Ai all times with per-
feet safety without making any change Of diet,
ard the absence OF any disagreeable taste rem
ders il easy to administer them TO children.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITs
The genuine have signatures Of Henry Q, Spsl.
ding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists aud all other Dealers in
Medicines.
Box will bo sent by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt Of the PRICE Is CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
rs CEDAR SrRErr Nsw.YosK.
Dec. Sth, 4s-A
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-12-05

isesoIrelk That the Clerks OF the Senate
and House OF Representatives be, and are
hereby, instructed to publish the "Act to
provide for the calling Of II Convention Of
the people OF this State" ~ one newspa.
per IN each elecilun District in the State,
once u week, until the day of election OF
the Delegates 20 said Convention and
that il is the sense Of this General Assem-
bly, that the Managers Of Election are
bound to proceed 10 give the pspal notice
OF elgeliQn, add to hold the same, as diree.
ted by shid Act, without awaiting further
instructions.
WM. Y. MARTIN, q. y.
JOHN II. SLf)AN,C. IA. Il.
Nov. al. a..