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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
benevolent Institution, established bv spe.
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with Nirulcnt and Ep-
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idcmic diseases
TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of
the awful destruction OF human life, caused nv
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EZRA y. uEARrWELL, TEssrnExr.
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Prepared and sold by
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AlDEN. :

NAM DEN, :. &.
Wholesale Agents, IIaviland,
Stevenson Y Co., Charleston,
South Carolina.
Sold by llasscltine d. Massey,
Lancaster, S. c.; MagiIl & Beat.
tie, Pleasant Hill ; X. {. Patter-
son, Liberty Hill.
Aug. 8, 1860, 2G-tf
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Notice.
Notice.

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
Tor sale. Now notice is hereby given to all
responsible persons not TO purchase or re.
move such material from the said lands, ex-
cept with the permission of Mr. J. A. Gun
ningham or myself, upon pain Of being trea-
ted and dealt with as Trespasscrs.
J. f.. CURETON.
hugt' lst iooO, 25-if
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NJ ANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

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UST Published, il Sealed Envelope
e. on the nature. treatment and radira
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Sexual Debility, Nervousness and inducing i'm.
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Ella nks! Rlanks!!

SUPt Al y. ''anks on hand at the
edgef ORcc, Iba. will Se sold exclusively y
Tor cash. Person, will oblige us by NOT
skiing Tor them on au' Ntl,er ierms.
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NOTICE.

rs mEREBY GIVEN that an application
n viii be made at the next Session Of The
Legislature, for Charter for Rail Road
TO Join TO or extend the =. e. Rail Road
from Camden via Lancaster Z. H., TO some
point on the North Casolina line.
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CAMDEN. S G. Aug, 10, 1860.
MIR. j. j. MckAIN-Dear Sir:
This will certify that | have
been greatly benefited by the
use of your "Baume De Nic.'
[ had been a sufferer for some
time past from what | supposed
was Dyspepsia, having violent
pains in the side and other symp-
toms ofthis disease, but after Ia
king one bottle of this prcnara-
ton | was greatly relieved aud
bel eve that it has cui ed me.
r Respectfully, yours,
GEORGE l.. JENKS.
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John Anderson

M THIS Thorough bred Jack /. out
%Q Of MARENGO. lie is rs hand.
high, years old, dark iron gray,
and hnelS proporiioned lie will stand the
Fall season Mt this place, on The following
terms: For the season, $1,000
Lancaster e. H., Sept ~, ls6O.-3ln
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NOTICE,

LII Persons indebted TO me either by
"A Note ar Account are requested to come
forward and give me the money, IA IL is out
OF my power to extend indulgence TO my
one. J. Il. CURETON.
yRn. ~, 1860. 46tf
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BLANKsl RLANKSII

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the bar and magistrates of this and thasur
rounding Districts, to our extensive assort
ment OF Blanks. We have 'pow on hand
full supply printed in excellent s'yle, aud
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We are also prepared 10 print Briefs q
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NOTICE.
Wanted Wanted !

TWO or more Travelling Agents in each
Il Of the United States, to sell the great.
est invention Of the age.
Salary from $50 to S75 per Month.
For particulars, address, with stamps for
return postage,
J. C.. Cove g. Co.
PLAIsTow, N. II.
aug. ], 1850. 25-3m
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has won for Ssclf such renown frr tho cure uf
erory variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina,
1t Is entirely unnecessary for us 10 recount the
evidence OF its virtues, wherever il has been en-
ploycd. IA 1t has long been in constant use
throughout this section We need no, do more thRn
assure the people its quality is kept up to tho be-,
It ever has been, and that it may bc relied on TO
do for their relief all It has been found To- d.
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Stage Accommodations

INHE Undersigned, contractors on the
L mail route from Lancaster to Camden.
respectfully notify the public that they
have made arrangements for running n
Stage for the accommodation Of passen-
gers on said route, three times per week
and back, The Stage will leave Camden
on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive al Lancaster &. H. same evening
WIN leave the latter place on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, and arrive in
camden saaIe evening,
They viii also convey passengers from
Lancaster Z. H.. 20 Pineyille, on the Char.
loite & $, e. Railroad, two times Der week.
A hack viii leave Lancaster on Monday
and Thursday /; arrive at PineviIle sam.
day. Leave PineviIle on Tuesday and Fri.
day arrive at lancaster T.. H., same day.
They believe that their arrangement, are
such as to insure prompt execution Of the
above plan, and TO the perfect satisfaction
OF ihose who may go upon these routes.
80 Packages will be promptly convey.
ed upon either route.
JNO. B. COUSART,
SlLAS INGRAM.
July l3, 1859 -22-n
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S o / L III G. A IL LIN a
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In Ordinary.
Isaiah Robertson, applicant.

l.ittleton Robertson, Tyrey Robertson, ct nj
Defendants
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Tyrev
Robertson, Jacob FauIkenbury and wife
Rebecca, two of the defendants, resides
without this States. II is therefore ordered
thai they do appear and object to the divi.
sion or sale OF tho real estate Of William
Robertson and wife Sarah, deceased, on or
before tho 9tn day OF January next, 1861
or consent to the same will entered of r..
cord. This 9th day OF October 1860.
=. Il. HOMMOND, O l.. ID.
Oct. l7th, 36-3m, %. So
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Is all that the proprietor claims
for it. The following letter re-
cived without sole tation, is OILY
one of the man: certificates that
have been sent him, to prove
that BAUME DE VIE will cure
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Sick Headache,
Loss OF Appetite, &c. Try II
Medicine that is made at home.
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APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

IN PURSUANCE 1f Resolution pass'
L ed nj the Railroad Convention, held a
Sumter, on the Ith of July, 1860, noice
'shereby given that application will be made
At the nsXt Session of the Legislature, bI
an Act to Incorporate Company to buljd
n Railroad to be called "The Central Raj
road ot Somh CarOfiRa,' 10 run from Con.
dIn's Station on the North Eastern Ralroad
by way of Manning, Sumter, BishopviIle
aud Lancasterville, TO Charlotte in Nor}h
Nrolina, with such slight modifcatons oi
lie location as may be necessary and con-
enent. q
TT. b. FRASER,
J. X. SHAW,
&. J. FOX,
J. III. WITHERSPOON.
Co,,~ J. X. HAYNSWORTH.
"'' CHARLES SPENCER,
SAML. II. CHANDLER,
ID. M. MASON,
A. +. RAVENEI.
II. J. WHARTON.
July IL, Is6O.-24-4m.
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> y y I ii CA ROLL MA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Lewis CroxtoD, applicant
vs.. Writ in
benjamin CrOxton, tile wild.
ow and children Of William Summons
CroxtOn, deceased, ct al.
II appearing to my satisfaction, that Ben.
Jamin CroxtoB, and the widow and children
OF William CroIton, deceased, reside with.
out The limits OF this State. IL is therefore
ordered, thut they do appear and object to
he sale and division Of tie real estate Of
.ewis Croxton, Sen, deceased on or before
'he 2Sth day of Nov, next, or their con-
vent TO the same will be entered Of Record,
IBIS the 81 day Of Sept, 1850
j. r.. HAMMOND, o L. D.
Sept. B, 1860 30-sm. $500
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AGENTS WANTED,

~
To whom greater inducements than ever are
offered. Any person, either male or female, who
is desirous Ot engaging in an honorable and
Profitable Employment. Requiring but little
time and no outlay Of money, and by which
they can obtain gratis A Valuable Library, A
Fine Gold Watch and Chain, A Handsome Ser.
vice a. Plate, An Elegant Silk Dress Pattern, A
Splendid Sett OF JeweIry, Or many other choice
articles enumerated in the List OF Giits, can do
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

ron THR CURE OF
Costirenesf, Jaundicc. DyIpopsia, E,Gi7cs!.on.
Dy'ertsry, Fom Stomach, ErySipela,, UcaiGc...
Iiiss, Rheun,dti,ni, Eruption, and skin Diicai,s
Lver Complaint. DropIy, Tettcr. Itn,ors and
Sax Rhet!n', Wo,ns. Gout. Ns,.~akyia, as %
Dinner PiR, and for Purifying the Blood.
They arc sugar-coated, SO that the most sonsi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they arc the
bost apcrient in the world for all the purpo,cs OF
family physic.
Prioe rs cents per Boz; Five boxss for $l0o.
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Phv.icans, States
men, and eminent pcraOnagcs, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, but our space here will not permit tho
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
arc given with also full descriptions of the above
complaints. and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand AYERS, and take no others The sick
want the best aid there s for thcm and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
AGENTS.
iIASSEITINE " MASSEY, Lancaster,
J. J. MCkAlN. Camden. = g.
FISHER u iiEINITSH, Columbia, s. G..
At Wholesale by,
llA\lLAND, STEVENSON g. CO. (
Charleston, =. q.
HAVII.AND & CHICnERTA, g. Co.
Augusta, "a.
Feb l. 1860. Silly.
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,nteu,e Excltc,ncn, nj s,itt.bury,

PlTTsyusG, Penn, Dec. 2+-lntcnse excite
ment exists here here today, in consequence Of
its being made public that United States Quar-.
.tcrmaster, Taliafcrro, was negotiating for the
shipment from the Allegheny arsenal of seven,
ty.eisht guns to Newport, near Galveston
Island, Texas, and forty-six more to Ship
Island, near Balizc, at the mouth Of the Mlssis-
sippi river, the alleged object being to strip the
!Aileghcney arsenal and place the guns where
the secessionists could get them.
Major S~ymington Of Maryland, in command
of the arsenal, declined to give the press any
information on the subject.
itscc,ns that the points referred to are ncw
forts, never yet mounted. These guns were de-
signed for their armament. The guns are ten
inch columbiads, and carry thirty-two pound
ers. Carriages for them are being made at
Watcrylict, New York.
General Morehcad, our Member Of Congress,
Immediately tclcgraphed Mr.. Stanton, Chair
man of the Committee on Military Affairs, for
information in regard to the matter.
Leading Democrats teleGraphed 10 Washing
ton to have the orders coumteriuandcd, saying
that the people would not allow the guns to be
removed.
\ call is in circulation, addressed to the
Mayor, to convene n meeting OF the citizens to
take action in the matter. The call is signed
by prominent men Of all parties. The feeling
against allowing a gun to be removed South is
almost unanimous.
The meeting Of citizens will be held at the
Duquesne depot on Wednesday.
4 report prevails this evening that muskcts,
shells, balls and cavalry Requirements have
already been shipped South.
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Alabama, Georgia and mississippi.

MONTGOMERY, Monday, Dec. "a, lSG0.-The
election is passing off quietly in this city,
there being no opposition 10 the secession
ticket. The most reliable information that
| can obtain leads mt to believe that
the Separate SeccsSionists will elect 70 del
cgatcs out of 100. The ordinance will pro5a'
bly, be passed On the 9th day Of January
1t is thought that Mississippi will seccde on the
same day.
There is no truth in the report Of large
Union gains in Georgia. On the contrary, it
is thought, by wcll-iniormcd men in that State,
that the rejection by the Republican Senators
Of Mr.. Toomb's proposition for constitutional
amendments will induce Mr.. Stephens 10 delare
in favor of immediate secession.
Governor Moore issued a proclamation 10,
day, converting the Legislature Of Alabama, to
provide by State laws for any emergency that
may arise from the action Of the Convention.
The Legislature will assemble on the l4th OF
January. The Convention meets on the Tth.
MOBILE. Dec. 24.-Thc election for delegates
to the State Convention took place to-day
Tie Separate State Secession ticket in this city
is elected by 1000 majority.
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The FASHIONABLE "RAGE" OF PARls.-The
sprightly Pa-isian correspondent Of the Bos.
ton Evening Traveller communicates the fol
lowing:
The great rage now among the fine ladies is
to have a negro lad, a sort of page, about them,
to carry their fan, to hold their parasol. The
uglier the negro is the higher are his wages
1t is nothing but an old fashion revived in q
great many Of the ancient pictures Of high
life, in the Louvre gallery, bellies are represent:
ed witha "Black-a.Moor" by their side; and
the christening Of these Pagans seems in those
days to have afforded something like an assem-,
bly, or festival to his mistress acquaintance.
Lord Chesterfield in one Of his letters records
that he treated his friends with the christening
of q ''Black-a-Moor," and says ''hc ~rcnounced
his likeness, (you know this phrase-black ms
the DID, with great devotion, to the infinite
edi6ca.iors Of a very numerous audience Of
both sexes"
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nlatn MAKING involuntary citizens Of those who

| plate making involuntary citizens Of those who
we're accidentally domiciled here at the period
of the adoption Of the ordinance Of secession.
Mr.. kcnnaird offered O resolution for a recess
from tomorrow till the 18th proximo, su9Jec
to re~assemblage on the order of the President
Irhe resolution was tabled.
Mr.. Rhett offered the following, and wanted
it to Law on the table without reading. MIR.
Mcmminger doubted the authority by which a
paper in public deliberative assemblies should
be received without having at least one reading.
Mr.. Rhett read, himself, an ordinance to pro-
vide for a convention Of the slaveholdins States
| Of the United States, to form a Constitution
for a Southern Confcderacy:
"lst, 4 convention Of the slaTeholdlng States
of the United States, to unite with South Caro-
lima and hold i convention at Montgomery,
Alabama, for the purpose Of forming a Southern
Confcderacy and to agree on the terms.
"2d, Recommending that said States appoint,
by their respective convention or Legislature,
as rany delegates us they have members Of the
present Congress Of the United States and in
said convention for adopting 1 Constitution,
the vote he by States.
I'D, Whenever the terms for 4 Constitution
have been agreed upon by the convention, the
same shall DC submitted at as early q day as
practicable, to the convention Or the Legislature
Of each State, respectively, so as to instruct
the delegates to ratify or reject the Co:stitu'
ton.
18th. In the opinion Of the South Carolina
convention. the Constitution Of the United
States is a suitable basis for Il C0ntederacy Of
the Southern States Withdrawing.
18th, That the South Carolina convention
appoint by ballot, eight delegates to represent
the South Carolina convention in the Southern
Confederacy.
9th, That one COMMISSIONS from each
State be elected to call the attention of the
people to the ordinance. The resolutions were
referred.
Mr.. Dunkin moved n secret session, which
was carried.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 26.-Rumors prevail here
that several hundred troops arc cnroutc for the
Charleston Forts; also, that Fort Sumter was
reinforced on Sunday, with Marines, under the
disguise Of ~lalorerS.
Mr.. Browns resolution was this morning
referred to the committee. The convention
was in secret session till II and then adjourned
until ten Tomorrow.