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MANHOOD.-HOW LOST, HOW
l11 RESTORED.-Jlst Published, In Sealed Enve-
ope on the Nature Treatment and Radical Cure of Spcr
maitorrllHe or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Ncr
yolsncss and involuntary emissions, inducing mpotency
and Mental and Physical Incapaclty. BY ROBT. J. Gull
VERWELL, NJ. D., author of the SCREEN Book" &c.
The world-renowned author, In this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful con
sequences of Se-abusc may be cffectualy removed with
out medicine and without dangerous surgical operations
boughies instruments, rings cOrdnl pointing mode
of cure mt certain and eectua by which every s
ferer no matter what his condition may be- may him
self cheapy privately and radically lslccturc will prove
boon TO thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal any address, POST PAID on the ecep
of two postage stamps by addressing Dr. CHI c. KLINE
l27 Bowcry, New York. Post Office box 1855.
IA
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TOTA--THIS THOROUGHBRED

l. and celebrated RACE-IIORSE, imported from England
by the subscriber In 1859, will stand AT HIS OWN STA
BLE twelve miles South of Union Court House.
IOfA ls beautiful Mahogany Bay, sixteen hands high,
and six Years old this Spring.
lie was sired by STORM out Of BETA, bred by Mr J.
Mlnrr, of Yorkshire, England and got by EOIIAikE-
her dam by RAPHAEL out Ofsstcr ROSETTE, by BEN
NINBROUGH.
STORM was sired by TOUCHSTONE, one Of tlr swift
est race horses of England, having won at Dcaser, ST.
Leger and other places.
1OTA will serve Mares nt FIFTY DOLLARS the season.
Any proving In foa will be served the next sea-
son without extra charge for covering.
Mares will be provided with good Rye Lots and Cnrn ut
fifty cents per day
No responsibility for escapes accidents, but every care
will be taken 10 prevent them.
ROBT. BEATTY,
Coltlwel, P. o., Union Dist, &C.
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CHARLESTON News IN New YORK -
The New York Times gives an account Of
an interview which took place recently be.
tween President Davis and Maj. Anderson.
The Times says:
"Shortly after the arrival of the Hon.
Jefferson Davis at Charleston, it was quiet.
ly arranged for him to pay visit to Fort
Sumter, which was accomplished privately
The interview is represented to have been
an earnest and prolonged one, but all not
Immediately in the secret were left wholly
to conjecture as to what took place between
him and Major Anderson.
ALL THE BErTER.-It is still usual in
some churches for women to occupy pews
on one side of the building, and the men
to sit by themselves on the other. A cler'
ovmau in the middle of his sermon, hear
ing some conversation going on so loud as
to disturb him, complained of it from the
pulpit. A woman Immediately rose for the
purpose of defending hersex, and said 'Ihe
noise is not on our side, reverend sir
$50 much the better, my good woman,
replied the clergyman $50 much the bet
| ter BE-; it will cease the sooner"
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YORK MARBLE YARD

RICHARD HARE, respectfully informs the citizens o
York and Chester Districts and the adjoning counties OF
North Carolina that he Is fully prepared supply every
tice In the MARBLE LINE of the highest style of finish
and at reasonable prices.
He keeps constantly on hand, large supply of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC MARBLE, and specimens of his work
may be always seen at the Yard nearly opposite the SEN
QUIRER" PRINTING OFFICE, and few doors Nort
of sStOwe's" Hotel.
All work will be delivered at any point on the Kings
Mountain Railroad, FREE OF charge.
He il also prepared furnish to order, IRON RAILING
of any desired pattern, for Fences, Balconies, &c.
In
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Spetial Oottees.
SV nc VnTT NJ A v

NO MORE GREY HAIR! NO MORE BALD HEADS
Why? Because Hcnlsueets Tnimabe Restorative IL com
Ing into general There Is nothing like II. Price hft
cents and dollar per bottle. Sold everywhere. w.
HAGAN s. CO. ProprctorS, Troy, NJ y. See advertisement
C.. DAVIS MELTON, SAML W. MELTON
Chester. S, G.. { Ynrkvllc, =. C..
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
worry nJSTRJrT

Sam1 w. Melton vs. J. c. Payne.-ATTACHMENT.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff has. this day, fled his decla
ration against the Defendant who, It IL said, Is absent
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon whom
copy of the said declaration might be served It's there
fore ordered that the said Defendant do appear and plead
which will be in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred and sixty otherwise final and absolute judg
ment will then be given and awarded against him.
s. E. MOORE, c. c. c PLs
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RANK OF THE STATE OF 5. C.

CH!KHL ES ON, r-tH cUr u'1I! Ioo1'
THE Legislature having, at its late
OF OOO bearing interest OF SEVEN per cent? for tn
purp pose of providing the funds required to sustain the Stat
in the act resuning her rights of sovereignty, this Bank
now prepared to dispose of the Bonds They issued
sums OF $50 800 and $500. An opportunity Is thus afor
dcd every citizen to make secure and profitable Invest
ment while contributing aid to the cause In which tn
State is engaged With the view of enabling citizens IL
any part of tie State share In the Loan the Clerk Of tn
Courts of tie several districts have been required to ope
books of subscription for the Stock. Suitable arrangement
will be made for furnishing the Bonds on the receipt of TN
money! at an early day after each subscription has beef
made Eng lgclcn,s for the purchase Of Bonds may b.
made ut the Bank or any of its Branches 1t il probHD
that, at the session of the Legislature those pnre
who desire II NAV have their Bonds converted into Stock
Z. NJ. FURMAN, President
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REMARKABLE SURGICAL CAsE.-We
have recently had in Columbia, very re-
markabe surgical case, which we think
worthy of recital. On the 9TH of January,
Cornelius Toohey, in fit of mania pot's
made two incisions in his abdomen, and
cut off, with his knife, two pieces, each a.
bout one foot in length, of the smaller in
testine. He was taken 10 charge by DR.. j
McF. Castor, who was assisted by DIR. W.
c. Freeman. The haggled ends were clip
ped off, so that near three feet of the intes
tue were taken out The two ends were
brought together, and sowed with silver
wire. The two incisions we're opened into
one by the surgeon, which, after the op
Grafton upon the intestine, was sewed uE
also, and the patient carried to the Pool
House. Little or 20 hope was entertained
of his recovery, but, to the astonishment O
all coguizaDt with the case, he did survive
and, on the 2Sth of February, walked FROM
the Poor House to the South Carolina Rail
road Depot, and went off a we'll man.
Souh Cdrolintan
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TH rNH DTRTI RI

Offer his services all requiring literary aid. He will fur
nsh Addresses, Oraons, Essays, Presentation Speeches
Replies and lines for Albums, AcroSlirS prepare matter fol
the press write Obituaries and Poetry upon any subject
Address, FINLEY JOHNSON Baltimore, Md.
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ATTENTION.:
e..
JASPER LIGHT INFANTRY.

4 Ii persons having GUNS and AC-
N GOVERNMENTS in their possession belonging to
the "Jaspcr Light Infantry" hereby notified, in pursl-
ancc 10 orders from Head Quarters to return the same to
JAMES MASON, o. s.
THE JASPER LIGHT INFANTRY are hereby ordered
to parade the Court House, on SATURDAY next at IL
O'Clock A. n for drill and Inspection By order Of Captain
SEABRoOK. JAMES MASON, ". D.
10 II
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ATTORNEYS Az LAW,
YORKvILLE, s. C.
WILL practice In the Courts of Union, York. Lancaster,
Chester and Fairfield Districts Particular attention given
10 collections. - Office in the Orduary's Office, in the
Court House.
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THE FRUITS OF OFFICE SEEKING
While Mr.. Lincoln was on his way tt
Washington, the train stopped at some toWl
in Pennsylvania, and man stepped forward
and offered couple of apples to the Pres1
dent elect. A little boyiu the crowd yelled
out, "Say, Mr. Linkin, that man is run
ming for postmaster" The donor Of the
apples collapsed amid screams of laughter
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THE STATE OF SO. CAROLINE

THE STATE OE So. CAhOA1NA, ,
YORK DISTRICT.
To James Hope and wife, Mary John Mulcnax Isaac M-
lenax Martha Mullenay, and John Mullins and wife,
heirs-at-law of James Mucnax deceased residing be-
yOnd the limits of this State:
YOU hereby required TO appear at h" Court Of Ordn-
the tenth day of April Ammo Domni, 1861 to shew cause
fany you cn why the proceeds Of the sale of the real es-
of James Nurnax, deceased sold by John Nj Ross,
former Ordinary, for partition and division, should not be
pal over J. Mulenax administrator of the said James
Muenax, be applied by him to the payment of the debts
of the said James MulIcnay.
Given under my hand and seal, this s day Of January,
Ammo DOmini, 1861. JNO. B. JACKSON, o. Y. d.
January 10, 1861. 3m
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Ypllleneal.
2/o

MARREp-In CASTOR county, N. C., on the 9th lltin
by Rev. E. E. Boyce, MIR. WILLIAM A. PEARSON al
Miss NANCY +. WEIR
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

SALE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
by W. G. PHILLIPS, will expose TO public sale the
26TIl OF MARCH NEXT, at the residence of said Phil
lips, the following property:
$50 ACRES
Of the hest land in Mcckenburg county The place SIT
uacd eight miles South of Chantte-af mile Of the {.
and South Carolina Rail Road-lH miles from Monow's
Turn Out and adjoining the lands ofC E. Bell and others
Persons wishing TO purchase desirable place, VIII 10
well to como forthwith and examine it, may be sold
before the above mentioned time. Also,
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Mexico was tabled A resolution amend
ing the Fugitive Slave Law passed. A re-
solution relative to the retention Of fugitives
from Justice was debated aud rejected
These were the last of series of resolu
tions.
The Speaker asked leave to lay before the
House the Peace Conference propositions
but this was objected to, and the House
took recess till seven o'clock.
WASHINGTON, March 2.--Large nun
bers of late Government employees, Of
Southern Senators and Congressman, arc
preparing to 60 South.
The Hon. Dudley Mann leaves in the
morning for Montgomery and New Orleans
The Secretary of War has issued gener
al order, this morning, dropping General
Twiggs from the Army roll for treachery.
A number of the conservatives" from
tie Virginia Convention are here, trying to
pick up whatever information they can get
as to the present posture of affairs. They
return to Richmond to morrow, somewhat
depressed at the prospect, but 10 the hope
that Lincoln may vouchsafe to be "conser
vative" in the choice of his Cabinet. All
sorts of vague rumors are afoat as to the
men who are to share in the Abolition Ad
miuistration, but nothing is yet known, ex'
cept that all the Cabinet makers are very ac'
tive, moving heaven and earth in behalf Of
their several favorites.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The Senate
yesterday debated the Peace propositions
till midnight, when recess was taken un'
til seven o'clock tonight.
The Senate is accordingly on Saturday
night in Executive session, and it is said
that Crittenden, of Kentucky, is delivering
his valedictory speech.
The Pacific Railroad Bill has been killed
off by Congress.
The Aboitionists are weak in the knees
and say tonight that Congress will moi
sanction any measure ola "strictly coercl7f
character"
WHY Nor BUILD IRON FORTS ?-The
Philadelphia Ledger, in alludiDg to the
fact that the South Caroliniaus have erect
ed an impregnable battery on Cummings
Point, of railroad iron, makes the following
important suggestion
"This, we believe, is the first instance
where iron has been used in Notifications as
a means of defence, though both the French
and English are trying its efficiency in wal
steamers. But why could not fort be
built of iron, instead of stone? The resis
tauce of iron to any force is known, and
blocks of this metal could be cast sufficient
ly thick to receive ball harmlessly, as al
anvil receives blow from blacksmith
hammer. Such iron blocks could be bettel
fitted than stone, and they would last fo1
all time. The expense of such Notifications
would be great, but their iudestructibility
and efficiency would make them the cheap
est in the long run. The terrible powe
which art has impaired to the destructive
proiectiles of war, renders it necessary tina
additional means of resistance should be de
vised, and iron seems to be looked to as at
fordinu the required protection"
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IL LIKELY NEGROES,

consisting o. male and temale-princpaly young. Fou
head good Mules, fourteen head Of Cattle, Stock Hogs
ing Implements, Household and Kitchen Furniture, al,
other artcle; unnecessary TO mention.
{G3-Tcrma made known OH the day OF sale. rcasona
J. w MORROW, Trustee.
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IN EQUTTY-YORK DISTRICT.

R. G. McCaw vs.. Joseph C. Johnston, e a-Bill for fore
closure of Mortgage of Land
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Joseph C. Johnston Of the Defendants in above sta
ted case resides ,eyond mlss of this Sntc II H. there
fore on motion ,fJ Bolton Smith, Solicitor for Complain
ant Ordcrd that the said absent defendant do appear and
plead answer or drinlr the Bill filed In this case, within
three months fcm The publication this notice, or decree
pro confrsso, will br entered against him.
WALTER r. METTS,
GS5l Commissioner In Equity.
March 10 am
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THE FIRST RIFLE REGIMENT

l. Observation-Disclosures to Col. j. Johnston Petit
grew, thr officers and members of the First Regiment
by VIM. Henry Capers, with superbly embellislrl
title page of the So Carolina Flag adopted. Price
%
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DERIODICAL X NEWS DEPOT.
Il THE ECLECTIC, HARPER'S, FRANK LESLIES
and PETERSONS MAGAZINES; GODEY'S LADY'S
BOOK; NICK MAX and YANKEE NOTIONS for THE
MONTH of MARCH. Also, II supply Of "SOUTHERN
ALMANACSn aud German Calendars for 1851.
The illustrated LONDON TIMES, HARPER'S WEEK
LY, LESLIE'S WEEKLY Germany New York Weekly
Also, the Charleston and Columbia Daily
Papers, EVERY DAY. Received and for sale at
Boards Book Store.
I,,u,r2I If
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PAssAMAoUoDDY, a correspondent OF
the New York Tribune, is exercised on the
subject of nick. name for the Confederate
States He says:
1t is handy to have such handle. For
Instance, we call on John Bull. He growls,
but puts out his left hand to Brother iona
than. Let US, ..for Short" call the new.
born republic Cousin Sambo. This is both
euphonious and suggestive.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

YORK DISTRICT.
Melton Melton VS.. Jefferson G. Payne.-ATTACHAEsT.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs have, this day, filed their
declaration against the Defendant who, az Is said
absent from and without the limits of this State and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of the said declaration might be served II
s therefore, ordered that the said Defendant do appear
and plead the said declaration on or before the 9Th
thousand eight hundred and sxyone otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will then be given and awarded against
him. S. h. NOORE c. c. G. PLS.
March 9Th 1860 lS lyQ
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THE GRAND SECESSION March,
Il Second edition. By j. Caulfeld. Price, so cents
For Sale At Boards Bookstore.
February Dc II
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February %
NEW SECESSION MUSIC

! \ supply of THE SECESSION GAI.LOP, performed
by tll "PnImetto Band" at the erection of the Sc
cess0n Pole, by the merchants Of Iiayne and Meeting
streets, Charleston, the 18th of November 1860, a.
midst the acclamatiOns of thousands OF the citizens
of Charleston, and Southern National salute OF thr
teen Guns. Composed by Paul Steinhagen. Price
~ cents.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,

hut the solemn crisis through which as people we ar
passing the agatcd state Of the public mind, the vas
amount Of NEWS and popular reading afoa in the Pres
of the times, and the dependence of many upon us for th
transmission of this matter tc demand Of S an unt
sraI devotion tn the necuiar
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A COMING STATE.-The Nevada coun.
try, by the richness of the Washoe mines, is
becoming populous, and thinks Of setting
up government on its own hook. The
Utah Mormons claim that it is within their
borders, and the Government Of California
recommends the extension of the eastern
boundary of that State to include it. The
Nevadaians, however, don't care to be un-
der Mormon rule, and California-its most
populous portiou-is distant, and already
that State is big enough for half-dozen
of respectable size, and they therefore pray
Congress to constitute them Territory by
themselves
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DENTAL CARD.

MR=A THE undersigned takes pleasure in inor.
49, ming the public that he has just returned
UIfYYTYy from Baltimore, where he has been attend
ing the Lectures Of the "Bamore College
of Dental Surgrr" during the winter season. He Is now
graduate of this Colleges Is prepared to DO every knd OF
work in his line and Snlcs the patronage Of his fellow cit
iZrns. WM NJ. WALhEn
- Office In tle second story of Adickes' Brick Building
on the corner Of Congress and Liberty streets. .
March lD
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r YON'S KATHAIRON-FORP Pre-
- serving, Restoring and Bearufylng the HAIR. Thh'
admirable preparation il most eccia remedy for Bald
ness and FALLING OFF OF THE HAIR; causes 1t tn
crow uxuriantly making very soft, glossy and beautiful,
and prevents It from turning grey. TRY 1T! For sale at
the s'YoRK DRUa STORE" In LINDSEY BLOCK.
January II
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a9- The Abolitiouists are already begin.
ming to wraugle terribly among themselves
Thurow Weed, Editor of the Albany ,Jo"r'
nal (rabid Black Republican,, touches up
the Tribune in this pleasant language:
Though the nominal head of the con-
Germ, it is unjust to attribute all the vaga'
ries of the Tribune to Mr.. Greeley. That
Hydra has half,a dozen heads, each with
a speciality or ISM, Of its own but all his
sing in chorus when the Fraternity is in'
terested Nor is Mr.. Greeley the only editor
who "confesses to weakness" for Office
His followers, like Falstatf's, would not
stake Kuighthood for their fortune -
Two of them are looking for Foreign Mis-
sious, and others expect Dukedoms at least
Indeed, Tribune Editors, ready to serre
their Country, acouM equip q Department
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! HSV0 HOH MO1HS
SPECIAL NOTICE,

FOR TAX-COLLECTOR.
THE friends OF NJ. w. WILSON, Esq, respectfully all
roluncc him as Candidate for TAX-COLl.ECTOR OF
York District, At the ensuing election.
Ia
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DOR SALE AT LOGAN 4 MEA-
IL CHAM's, TEN BARRELS PINK-EYE IRISH PO

IL CHAMPS, TEN BARRELS PINK-EYE IRISH PO-
TATOES
Barrels ROSE-HILL SYRUP.
S Hhds. Porto Rico and West India MOLAsSES.
5 Iillts. New Orleans SUGAR-Ch0ice
30 Bags Prime RIO COFFEE
Is Barrels Extra e. SUGAR
%, 900 Pounds lRON-Assorted.
1000 Bushels of CORN.
100 Bushels of OATS.
100 Sacks of SALT and thousand other things tnat
they have time enumcrae, but will take pleasure In
exhibiting at their Store.
February
THE STATE OF so. CAROLINA,
YORK DISTRICT.
To Hugh secorl, heir-aaw ofDanel E. seeho, decd,
residing beyond the limits ofthis State.
VOU are hereby required to appear
Il at the Court of Ordinary, to be holden at York Court
House, for York District, the 23d day of April Ammo
Donni, 1861 to show If any CAM why portion
of the proceeds of the sale Of the real estate Of Dan f. See
ho deceased, sold by John NJ Ross former Ordinary, for
partition and dvison should not be applied to the payment
of the debts of said deceased.
Given under my hand and seal, this 23d day of January
Ammo DOmni, 1861. JNO. Is. JACkSON, o. 2. D.
JantIary "a, 1861. jim
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THE YORKVILLE ENQUIRER
Fob 1901

THE Proprietor, LEWIS NJ GRIsT, having disposed of
4 hal-intcrcst In the ENQUIRER to VIM w. EAST the
firm of GRIST s. EAST hereby offer their "stock In
trade for reasonable portion Of the public patronage
They had intended to add many attractions to their
journal, such would commend il TO every home circle In
the State and this end making outays amounting In
the appreratr nearly
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SECRETARY Holt AND Gov. MOORE
A few days since Secretary Holt addressed
a letter to the Governor of Louisiana, de-
manding the restoration Of the commlSsary
and other stores Of the United States seized
at New Orleans. Mr.. Holt denounced 1t
as an act of fragrant and atrocious spola-
ton. Gov. Moore, however, returned the
letter, with an endorsement that when ad-
dressed in the usual language of official in
tercoursc, he will consider the claim set up
by the late United States to the property.
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TEACHER WANTED.-A TEA
CHER competent TO instruct In the primary depart
ment of an English Education is wanted take charge oi
small School in the country. For particulars, apply at this
office.
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:. DAVIS MELTON,
Chester, s. e..
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YORK; SHERIFF'S SALES.

Adutan: and Inspector General of South Caron
March l0 IL
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MELTON s. MELTON,

SAINT. w. MELTON,
EOrkvillP, :, G..