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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

a Ben epotent Institution established by special End0Uent
for the Reef Of the Sckdnd distressed afflicted Cith pir
lent and Epidemic Diseases and especially for Tie Cure Of
Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
NJ EDlOAL advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
I'VE to all who apply by letter, with description of
their condition age occupation, habits of Life &c.
in cases Of extreme poverty Medicines furnished free ofeharge
VALUABLE reports and other
Of the sexual organs and the NEW REMEDIES employ
edn the Dspensary sent to the afflicted in sealed
free of charge Two three Stampsfor postage will
acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N, Acting Sur
geon Howard Association, South Ninth street. Pha-
deLphia, Pa. by order Of the Directors. TIy27
GEO. FAlRCHlLD Sec. EZRA d. HAKTWELL, Pres.
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YOvR ExCITEM Mt and the mental care and
anxiety incident to close attention to business OIL
study, are among the numerous causes OF Nervous
Headache, The disordered state of mind and body
incident to this distressing complaint is a fatal blow
to all energy and ambition. Sufferers by this dsor
der always obtain speedy relief from these dis
tressing attacks by using of the Cephalic Pills
whenever the symptoms appear. Itquieis the over
tasked brain, and soothes the strained and jarring
nerves, and re)axs the tension of the stomach which
always accompanies and aggravates the disorder
condition of the brain
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-14

TwNTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAY D.-Mr
Spaldug has sold two millions of bottles ofhs eel
ebrated Prepared glue, and it is estimated that
each bottle saves at least ten dollars worth of bro
ken furniture, thus making an aggregate of ten
millions of dollars reclaimed from total LOSE by this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue a
household word, he now prs poses to do the world
still greater service by curing all the aching heads
with his Cephalie Pills, and ii they are good as
his Glue, Headaches win soon vanish away like
snow in July.
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A Real Blessing.

Physieian.-W Mrs Jones, how is that head,
ache
Mrs. JoneS.-Gone! Doctor, all gone! the pills you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and | wish
you would send more so that | can have them han
dy.
'Physician.-Yo can get them at any Druggists
Call for Cephalic Pills, find they never fail, and
| recommend them in all cases of Headache
Mrs. Joaes.--I shall send for box directly and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they a
real blessing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-14

We learn that Mr. Bull, Agent of the Gen
eral Post Office D apartment, took formal pos
session of our Post Office this morning
This we suppose is all right. There is no
danger of the Government negecting the fed
eral property at the North, or failing in the
prompt--even the vindictive-e enforcement of
the laws here. AT the Sosth--0h, thsts a
different thing!
1.-THE Federal authority should be resisted
at Milwaukee, the troops from Washington
would be sent here, and Fort Sumpter and PEN
sacola abandoned to concentrate vengeance on
Wisconsin.-MiL Free Democ rat
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Uaah Waits to become n State.

The Salt Lake correspondent of the Repub
lican, says the memorial about to be presented
to Congress for the admission of Utah into the
Union with constitution for the State of Des-
eret, win be the last appeal on the part of the
MormCns.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-14

CsY"I 1t is understood among those st Wash
ington who are engineering the scheme for the
admission of New Mexico as state, that she
shall be put under speci al bends not to secede
until after the expiration Of r reasonable peri.
cd, say sixty days from the organization Of the
State Government In these times extrsordi-
nary precautions are necessary.
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Ey Plunkins, who is certain the South will
secede, is slightly consoled with the reflection,
that though they may take possession Of the
Capital, shut mp the mouth of the Mississippi,
and appropriate the Gulf Stream they can't hare
the Northern Li0hts
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saYS1v Realized.

Hi 'ad n 'orrible 'eadache this hafternoon ana
stepped into tho hapotheearies hand says to the
man, "Can you hease me of an 'eadaehe DOCS
It hache ard 2" says he. tHeACcedingly,'' says
hi, hand upon that g gave me u Cephialic Pill,
hand 'pon me 'onner it ed me so quick that
'ardly realized | 'ad an eadache."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-14

Glorify lie, legalize lie, arm and equip a
lie, consecrste lie with solemn forms and aw-
ful penalties, and after all it is nothing bat a
lie 1t rots land and corrupts a people like
any other lie, and bye and bye the white light
of Gods truth shines clear through it, and
shows it to be a lie.
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s5S- What is it that has so far kept Mary
lana out of the grip of the rebels ? 1t is the
certainty that in her case, at least, the enforce
ment Of the laws would be no sham, but sud
den as well as a stern reality. For the pIeser-
Yation Of the government, that certainly is
worth hundred thousand compromises, VIII eth
or sham ones or not.
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Notice to Contractors

PROPOSALS. will be received for 80 days by the School
n house Building Committee of School District No. S.,
Of the Town Of Paris, for the building of SchooIhouse
on the lot belonging to said District Contractors to
furnish materials.
The Committee will the right to reject any pro-
posals which they deem will be for the interest of the
district Plans and descriptions can be at the house
Of the undersigned.
By order Of the Committee SAML T. RICE,
3w83 Dist Clerk.
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gB- South Carolina paper advised the
State to adopt flag with the cross upon it the
emblem of the christian religion. But she has
adopted the Crescent, the emblem of MahoIne-
dansm. - Louisville Journal
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Molly was telling an absurd dream, when her
mistress exclaimed, "You must have been asleep
when you dreamed snch stuff as that Pho,
indeed, ma am, - she tartly replied, Il was just
as vide awake as | am this minute"
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Medical Card.

DIR. &c MRS. GULLY,
HydrOphaIic Physicians and Obstctri.
clans,
Respectfully offer their services the citizens Of KENO
SHA and vicinity.
Office and Residence at the Water Cure
Ksnosha, Jan. IT, 1861. 82tf
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A painter who was fond of hearing his work
praised, was one day told that Judge - did
not think very iavOrably of performance ofhis.
"Oh I" said the artist to his informant, "what is
his opinion worth ?-he isn't judge Of paint
ing, he's judge of probate"
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NO. So.

to relate can only be referable to nervous tenn
permanent, or to the mysterious trouble acting
almost in the nature of disease. until disease
was positively engendered.
When, on the previous night. Charles threw
up the window, some slight odor eliminated
from the burial ground connecting itself with
the loathsome sense from which he had lust es
capped, at once revealed to him the latter's orr
Gin.
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SeaasOr Stewards Euccessor.

The Republicans, in caucus last evening, on
the tenth ballot nominated Ira Harris, Of AL
bany, to succeed w Ii. Seward His princi-
pal opponents were Horace Greeley and w. NJ.
Evarts.
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Denth Of ChieFJnstice Hall.

Umaba, n. T., Feb. 2.
Chief Justice Hall, of this Territory, died
at his residence, in Believer, about one o'clock
this morning.
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Ey7 A letter writer says that ex Governor
Floyd is subject to fits Of abstraction. Certainly
the pu bile money was when he was secretary
Louisville Journal
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~-77-777-777e . . -
The Case Well Stated.

e The Charleston Mercurygsays that "South
Carolina is law to herself'' Many would like
to see that law c.cecuted--LouisUlHe Jonruot.
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Mrs. Smith, hearing strange sounds, inquired
'of her new servant she spored in her sleep.
81 don't know marm," replied Becky, limo
Gently, 81 never lays awake long enough to
diskiYer."
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NarbOr Steam Elevator,

now in readiness for Storage OF grain, &C., from
n Cars and Wagons.
Fairbank Scales only used. QUARLE5 co.
January "a, 1s6G. 3w33
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Boots, Shoes Leather Findings, dc. Eoery Uartety o
every article pertaining to theirbdsiness may be had
ofthem at the lowest prices. Custom work to order
Leather for sale. Hides bought, &c: Corner ofMar-
ket square and Main street. See Advertisements.
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DIP HYDE

H O M OG O p A II H L S t.
RESIDENCE on South street, second house east of the
Baptist Church.
nFRILEAt II. IL TAHRKLL,s BOOK SToRR
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], Nj. HUTCHINS.
DENTIST

DIIIN Z Nd i
RACINE, WISCONSIN.
OFFICE Second Floor Titus Block 0per The
Post Office.
ALL WOKK WARRANTED.
I WILL visit the City Of KENosHA, once in three
Il MONTHS and will remain long enough to perform all
operations desired. 1y32
All Orders left with mr. HOLIDAY,
nt the CETX HOTEL, will be prompts
Iy attended TO.
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By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented and
if taken at the commencement of an attack immedi-
ate relief from pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing Nausea and Head
ache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels-removing Cos
ttpeneSs.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedeRtary habits they are valu
able as Laratsve, improving the appetite. giving
tone and rjgOr to the digestive organs, andre
ing the natural elasticity and strength of the whole
system
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experine nt
they have prevented and relieved a vast amount of
pain and suffering frouH eadache, whether origina-
ting in the nervous system from deranged state
of the stomach
They are entrelyvegetablei in their composition.
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet and the absence
of aRy disagreeabe taste renders It easy TO admin
lister them to children.
! BEWARE OF C0UNTERFETTS.
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c.
| Spalding on each box,
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Med
| ieines.
Box viii be sent by mail prepaid on receipt o.
the PRICE 25 CENTS.
! All orders should be addressed to
! HENRY G. SPALDING,
ly@3 AS Cedar Street, New York.
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MRS. A. M. HATHAWAY

NEToULD respectfully announce to the Ladies Of Ke.
w nosha and vcir ity, that she is prepared to
CUT MAKE Ladies and Misses
DRESSES, SACKS g. BASQUES,
After the latest and most improved style Ladies from
the Country can have fitting done short notice.
Also Sewing Machine work done.
Neutrality-suspicious. of CHICAGO and SOUTH SITS.
back of the Baptist Church.
Kenosha, Jan. 10th, 1861. 31u
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ed such unmistable symptoms of aversion to
slice ping another night in the house, that
Charles, mistaken in purpose, judged it best to
dismiss her at once to her friends. So the door
closed behind the sobbing Hepziba, and Charles
was alone--absolutely alone.
Suddenly a sound struck his ear; it was like
q distant footstep somewhere in the house. The
door of the room in which he sat was wide open,
and presently he was aware of slow soft step
ascending the stair.
To say that Charles heart did not accelerate
its usual pace by pulse or two, would be to
deny feeling that might so tar have assaied
the most collected. An idea that the bold res
olution he had formed was about to be met half
way, that The mysterious Horror OF the House
was approaching him in an incarnate shape,
struck the listener with an appalling sense of
being suddenly called upon to deal with what
they cannot comprehend. He Involuntary
griFed the velvet arms of his chair, and, half.
rising, slowly turned hisface TO the door ,wheTe
the step had halted,
There stood old Charlotte!
ssElis fear melted into rage.
"Wretched old hag-accursed murderess,"
he exclaimed, forgetting, for Il moment his own
doubts of her guilt, 8" dare"
Charles Annesey,'' said the old woman,
walking up 20 him, 8 it is you who should not
dare ! warned you, [ warned your mother,
warned Mrs Calender, I warned every one of
you young and old,ot the danger hidden in this
fearful house Yet loved and served them all
when they would let me, and to do SO ran the
same risk with them, For reward you have put
the murderer's mark on me. l am the devils
mate, Mou Murder.the old poisoning witch. My
life is nothing; they might as well have hanged
me- hoped they would, for the Lord keeps
Justice for the innocent, and He knows that l
never willingly harmed living creature They
were all touched and took, poor dears! but not
by .as. l know you are come back to find cut
who killed your darling, and old Charlotte's
come to help you I
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DIR, A. FARR.
LYMAN e. ROME,

phy stefan and Surgeon WIZ DO Jound at mis- Office
at his residence of Chicago and Park streets
at all times ready to attend the calls Of the Public SO
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Book Blank JOB and Gard Printing
executed with neatness cheapness and propptness al
this Once. Plain, Fancy, and ornamentalPHinting In
Oolorsd Inks and Bronze With Five Power and Hand
Presses and an extensive variety Of Type and JobhiuE
Material the TELEGRAPH Establishments note1esed in
this part ofthe West.
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I1sErGnce-Hs fs Agent for curious C07npdRtss OF
undoubted credit and s prepared to issue Policies
Life and Property, on favorable terms See adVer.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, :
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, July 6. 1861.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, July 6. 1861.
A CCORDlNG To nm Act Of the Confed.
"A crate Congress, entitled an "Act to put
into operation the Government under the
Permanent Constitution Of the Confederate
States Of America" it is required that each
State shall vote, on the FIRST WEDNES-
DAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, for Presi.
dent and Vice President OF the Confederate
States, which officers are 10 be inaugurated
on the twenty of February next /;
and whereas the existing law Of the State
provides that the Electors for President and
VIce.Prssident shall be appointed by the
Legislature and whereas the Legislature
Of this State will not be 10 regular session
at the time prescribed by the aforesaid Act
for appointment OF Electors
Therefore, be it known that /, +. w.
PICKENS, Governor in and over the State
Of South Carolina, by virtue Of the power
vested in me by the Constitution, authori-
zing the Governor, on extraordinary occa.
| sions, to convene tho General Assembly,
do issue this my proclamation, calling upon
and requesting the Senators and the Mem
bers Of the House OF Representatives TO
convene in COLUMBIA, ON THE FIRST
MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next ensuing,
that they may be present in the House Of
Representatives, on the said first Wednes-
day in November, to appoint Electors Of
President and Vice President Of The Confed-
crate States Of America, in conformity with
The Act of the Confederate Congress afore.
said
As the Permanent Constitution is to be
organized, an election will be required Of
two Senators from this State, and also, 10
all probability, considering the peculiar state
Of The country, other important matters will
be acted on at the sane session Of the Leg.
| islature.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State aforesaid, at Coluuibia, this the
sixth day Of July, In the year Of our Lord
one tho isand eight hundred and sixty.one
and in the eighty sixth year Of the inde.
| pendence Of the Stale OF South Carroll.
ma. y. w. PICKENS.
ISAAC IL. MEANS, Secretary Of State.
| July 18th, th,-23-3tamtd.
All papers in the State will copy twice q
month till day oil election.
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Corporal, Flat Rock Guards; +. Barrett,
Private, Camden Volunteers Jesse Nettles,
Private, Camden Volunteers. Total, 5.
WOUNDED.
Butler Guards. ds.-Capt. A. ID. Hoke, Sc
veIely-l.
| Palmetto Guard-Privates J. II. Reeder,
slightly J. Il Moses, do; w. J. Waiter,
do; Il. u. Rice, do; S G. Calder, do; Wm.
Elliot, do. Total, s.
Flat Rock Guards r.. II. Will
/ liams. severely Corporal B. N. Jones, do;
| X. e.. Gardner. Private, do; Joel Ilolley,
Private, do; r. G. Patterson, Private,
! slightly.
! Camden Volunteers Capt. Kennedy
| Lieut.. DePa,s, dangerously r. II. Pegues,
slightly; J. IL. Francis, Go; A. w. Fain,
do; ]. G. Fain, do; w. l.. Scarborough, do.
! Total g.
| Sumter Volunteers s--Capt. Richardson
! Capt John ). Richardson, severely Pri-
Yates J II. Haynesworth, II. g. Moses,
John Kinney, II. ii. Brown, +. Ii. Smith,
none dangerously. Total, 6
| Lancaster Inrincibies Capt A. MoManus.
| capt Il. McAIanus, slightly; Sergeat
Williams, do; ! rivates Remington and
| Welsh, not dangerously. Total, 4.
COlumbia Greys-Capt. Wallace Capt
WIN. Wallace, slightly Lieut.. Bell, do ;
Sergeant SirnhauSe. do Privates MrPher-
son, severely ; Flahcr,y slightly Martin,
do Owens. d.. Total, I
Brooks Gudrds--tapt Rhett-Prvates
NJ, y. rhoma-on, severely; Purse, do |;
Phillips, slightly Shcif"rd, do; Rudolph,
do; Dorum. severely. Total, i.
Secession Guards-CapL pcrrymcn.-
Geo N. Harrison, Private, severely. Total :,
Gor.rNor's Gmards-Captain Casson -
Curp"ra &. =. GOODWIN, severely ; Pri-
vales George Dickson. slightly ; II. n.
Fmyn, do; e.. s. Venab!e independent
volun,eer), slightly ; w. NJ. Dwight, slight.
". Total, s.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCATIER DISTRICT.

8. ]. Gamble, who 10 In tke custody of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District by virtue
Of a writ Of capias nd sespoadsndum at the
soit of Thomas X. Msg!ll having this day
filed 10 my Office together with schedule
on oath Of his estate and effscts, his petit
tion TO the Court Of Common Pleas, pray
ing that he may be admitted 70 the benefit
tfths Aets OF the General Assembly made
fof the relief Of lnsolvent debtors. u Is
ordered. that the said Thos. r. Magill and
ell other the oreditors 10 whom the srid
8. j. Gamble 10 in any wise indebted,
10 and appear and are hereby summoned,
aad have notice TO appear before the said
Court at Lancaster Court House on tho
third Monday In October next. 10 show
caa-e IL they can why the prayer Of tho
petition shall not be granted.
J. A. STESvMAN, Clerk
FEBRUARY ~. 1861. 2t-3m. pr 4i0
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Colonel Kershaw's Regiment.

SOAOaCl xAVA oAo~ xhCS iAAOhS.
The following is published 10 justice to
one Of the Manassas heroes:
CAMP NEAR FA!RrAx c. H., lug. Is.
To The Editors Of The Enquirer
GENTLEMEN The following passage OF
my official Report" Of tho operations OF
the troops Of my command at the Battle Of
Manassas, Is omitted from the copy pub.
iished in your paper.
"Cnp,, McManus was painfully wounded
in the arm early in the engagement, but
brnvely led his company through the day"
call your attention 10 the error in jus.
,ice to the gallant officer concerned, who
distinguished himself ns II member Of the
Palmetto Regiment, in The war with Mexico
] am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
J. B. kERsmAw.
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Notice.

DURING nv absence George Nee.
Witherspoon will act rs my Agent and At.
forney in fact, and is authorized 10 repre-.
sent me.
JAMES II. WITHERsPOON.
April u, 1861. lOtG
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SUGAR, COFFEE. MOLAsSES, SALT,
- CANDLES. Pepper, Ginger, Spice and
Starch, just received and for sale for CASH
ONLY. Do not ask for credit on the above
articles, as we would be boond to refuse.
IiASSELTlNE g. Massey.
Lancaster, July 20, '6l.
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John Anderson.

A FRESH supply OF Garden seed, EN-.
IA bracing all the varieties usually SOL.
in this market, just received end for sale by
Jones CROCKETT.
Feb -. 1861. I9
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Aggregate

Wm. II. Hardy, Volunteer Aid John
Payne, Private, Butler Guards; s. ID. Jones,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-17
The aiusieai Amateurs,

Though we have not had the pleasure O.
hearing the MI sic of the South Carolina yo-
caiists. at the African Church, we readily
adopt the golden opinicn= OF others, and
cheerfuily commend them 10 the favorable
consideration Of the public. Success has thu.
Itr attended their efforts, and brilliant audi
ences have listened with rapture 10 their
sweet melody. The series OF concerts will
terminate tomorrow night, and the entire
receipts on that occasion Will be- given to the
First Mary land Regiment This affords our
citizens an opportunity OF contributing to a
cause OF real benevolence, and we hope the
mouse Wall be thronged. Such purpose re-
fleets the highest credit upon the company
whose mission, as we have before announced
is to raise a fund Tor the relief Of the soldier,
in our army.