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j Him .? -ggg directed to procure security for tlie prosecution of the suit. He left the office and nftcr two unsuccessful attempts to procure some one to join him on his bond, he returned saying "I can find no one." At this moment, I looked upon him, his you/A, his inexperience, but especially, the destitute forlornness of his condition?a stranger in a strange place all, all touched my heart, and turning to the Magistrate 1 said, "will you, Sir, receive me as security! he replied, "oertainly Sir." In order to prevent as far as possible, any misunderstanding between Dr. Wylio and myself, as up to that moment the kindliest and most intimate relation had existed between us, and that my motives and feelings might bo correctly appreciated, I gave to the Officer and several gentlemen present, a full and frank avowal of the reasons influencing me to tender the use id my name. After which I tigned the bond; and although I cannot say, that I have not sutfered to tome extent for my temerity, I, nevertheless, do now avow, after mature consideration, that I am ready under the same circumstances to repeat the same act, though followed by consequences an hundred fold more disastrous than the withdraural of tome half dozen pupils f from my School. I trust I shall be pardoned if I add?it is true that the only resource I possess upon earth for the support of myself and family are my individual exertions, and I am fully aware of the great benefit to one in my situation, to be derived from (the smiles of the powerful and influential; but I shall, most certainly, beg uiy bread from door to door, or starve in a diteh with those who are dearer to mc than life (itself, before I shall ever, through a policy,' moan and eelfnh, but alas! too common, look with complacency or approbation up Ion acta of tyranny, cruelty and oppression ?come from ichat quarter they may. ' I have deemed it, Fellow Citizens, my duty, to give you the above true history ol my connection with a matter, upon which I would haveinuch preferred to have been silent, if others would have permitted it My only object in saying this much is to correct certain false rumors I which are industriously circulated to my detriment in the surrounding country. I liavo, therefore, no apology to make for this intrusion, and conclude for the present by subscribing myself. Yoi'k Fsi.low Citizen, J. GALLUCIIAT. ? jtjj" " I can bear," said a sufferer, 441 can bear the squealing of a pig, the roaring of thunder, or the squall of ten thousand cats, but the voice of a dun is like the crack of doom, and when I hear a dun, I am done out and out." Acknowledgments. With thanks, we acknowledge the receipt , of the following subscriptions to this date: Joseph A. Cunningham, Lancaster.. .g-J 00 A. Cart r. do 1 00 Jno. M. Crockett, do 1 00 IN. J. Craig, Jacksonhnin 3 00 J.J.Carlisle, I'leaaunt Hill 3 00 J. F. Summerville, Liberty Hill 3 00 Henry AtideiHon, Cureton's Store 3 00 Whenever mistakes occur in receipts, or any omission is made, the subscribers interested will plonso inform us, so that proper corrections can Ik* made. * . [For the Ledger. Miscellaneous Inigm*. I am composed of eighteen letters. My 1, 17, 8, is n Chinese plant. " 3, 11, 5, 18. 10. iH a portion of the l?ody. 14 3, 8, 13, 1, 3, is that on which we move. u 4, 17, 3, 7, 3, is used for drawing blood. "6,6, 10, is an insect. M 6, 14, 11, 1ft, 13, 17, is something used by tailors. My 7, 6,10, is an animal. " 8, 6, 16, 3, 13, is often a ruling passion. " 9,1, 17, 14, 4, Is a kind of metal. u 10, 8, 18, is the nick-name of a sailor. u 11,14, 4, is a species of fish. u 13, 14, 16, 4, 11, 10, is something used by printers. u IS, 8. 8,15, is a kind of metal. u 14, 5, 18, is a portion of the body. " 16, 3,14, 13,is an animal. M 16, 6,8.1, is an insect " 17, 10, 3, 11. 18, is a light volatile and inflainable fluid. " 18,14, 6, 4, is the name of a Spanish coin. My whole ia that which should be in every family of Lancaster and adjoining Districts, fy Answer next week. COMMERCIALLATKHT DATES. From Liverpool July 17. From Havre. July 12. From Havana July 18. From Charleston July 31. Tha Market*. Charleston, July 29.?Cottov ? Th. receipts of the week may be put down nt 2013 bales, and the sales during the s-.mc period aro estimated at 2042 bules, at prices ranging from to I If cents. Wo quote n sihiasii Va fleACwl ArAinsrv A a Ql> ft 1<* good middling, li^a 10+; middling fair and fair, 10fa 11; nnd fully fair, 11+e. CitAftLUTOft, July 31?lltil/fxttt 1 o'clock. Corroa?The mica thia morning amounted to 900 bale* at from 8$ a 11 eta., prices full. ? Columbia, Jnly 80.?Corroa?The da mand for CoMoa to^iay was brisk and very artier. Pries* still rontinns very full and firm, and Mr cotton freely commands 10+e. 166 bales war* sold to-day at 8 to 10+ eta. ' J e Mail Arrangements. Mall . DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY, At 8 o'clock, P. M. DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, A SATURDAY, 1 At 7 o'clock, A. M. Clwrlslts Mall DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY, At 8 o'clock, P. M. ! DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, A SATURDAY At 7 o'clock, A. M. Concord mail DUE THURSDAY, AT 8 P. M. DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 6 A. M. Wlnftboro' mall. DUE SATURDAY, AT 0 P. M. DDPARTS THURSDAY, AT 4 P. M. ? - due wednesday, at 5 p. m. departs saturday, at 1 1 a. m. Chesterfield, C. H. Mail. due saturday,at 10 a. m. departs Thursday, at 4 a. m. All letters must be deixwited by 8 o'clk P. M., to ensure their departure by next mail. T. R. MAGILL, P. M. ' It should be universally known?for it is stritly true?that indigestion is the parent of a large proportion of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, diarrhoea, cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other diseases enumerated in the city inspector's weekly catalogue of deaths, are generated by indigestion alone. Think of that dyspeptics ! think of it all who suffer from disordered stomach's, and if you are willing to beguidedby advice, founded upon experience, resort at once (don't delay a day) to Iloofland's German Hitters prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, which, as an alterative, curative, and invigorant stands alone and unapproached. General repot, 120 Arch street. We have tried these Bitters, ami know that they are excellent for the diseases specified above.? Philadelphia City Item. 23 SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE LANCASTER DIVISION No. 30 Sons of Temperance are earnestly solieitid to Attend a Celebration of Hanging Roc'c Division, which will come off on the 13 inaL, nt Mount Bethel Church at 10 o'clock A. M. By erder of JAMES DENTON W. P. A:igu*t 4th, 1852 26 2U &T The friend* of GEORGE McC. WITIIERSPOON, Esq., announce him a* a Candidate to repre*ent thin Disi.ict in the Senate of the next legislature. The friends of WM. McKENNA announce him a* a candidate to represent this District in the Senate, at the ensuing election. MR. EDITOR:?Please announce Col. THOMAS W. IIUEY as a suitable candidate to represent thin District in the Senate, in the next legislature, and oblige MANY VOTERS. NT The friends of Dr. W. C. Cauther announce him to the citizens of Lancaster District as a candidate to represent them in the House of Representatives in the next Legislature. MR. EDITOR?PI ease announce Mr.P.T. Hammoxd as a Candidate for the House of Representatives in the next Legislature, and oblige . MANY VOTERS. mi*. e.uii\jk?riense announce Mr. T. K. Cukf.tos hfl a Candidate for the Houw of Representative* in the next Legislature, mi oblige MANY VOTERS. ;-jJTThe friend* of MARTIN P. CRAVV. F< )RI>, Ew|.t announce him a* a candidate to rcpreavnt the District of Lancaster in the House of Representative* at the ensuing election for Members of the legislature. l-#r The friend* of J. A. 8TEWMAN announce him ns a Candidate for the office of Clerk of the Court, at the ensuing Election. MR. EDITOR:?Please announce Mr. A. B. BLACK MON, as a candidate for Clerk of the Court at the next election, and oblige MANY VOTERR f-if K. O. BILLINGS is annouuncod a* a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Court at the next election, by MANY FRIENDS dt 8UPPORTER8. MR. EDITORPleaae announce JOHN H. ADAM8 aa a auitablo candidate for Clerk of the Court, at tho next election, and oblige MANY VOTERS. ar The frienda of William Roataaon I announce him aaa candidate for the office of Clerk of the Conrt at the next election. f4T The frienda of P. T. MOB LEY announce him na a Candidate for Tax Collector at the next election. tf 16 MR. EDITOR?Pleaae announce Cap*. A A Hit i raPtr ,ia a f*aiwlUali> &%m T-? ^-1 lector of I>inr.>ntcr Dwirict, and oblige MANY VOTERS. MH. EDITOR :?I'lcaae announce J. R OONNELJ-, Kaq., aa a Candidate for Tax Collet tor, and oblige MANY VOTERS. BACON. BACON. ALL Umm Indebted for the above article, are reqneeUd to come forward and pay op. CURETON 4b MA88EY. AognM 4th, ISM. 26 St. m ADVERTISEMENTS. State of South Carolina. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTCHARLESTON, June 3, 1852. WHEREAS, TWO BILLS OF INDICTMENT for Murder have been found by tho Grand Jury of Charleston District, at the March sitting of the Court of General Sessions, against one CHARLES FERGUSON???? 1 the murder of a slave named John, and the other for the murder of one Joseph McGorty. And whereas, the said Charles Ferguson ha s fled fr. tn justice, or ro secrets himself as to avoid the process of the law. Now be it known, that in order to bring the said Charles Ferguson to justice, I, John II. Means, Governor in and over the State of South Carolina, do issue this my proclamation, offering a reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the delivery of the said Charles Ferguson at the Charleston Jail. Said Ferguson is about fourteen years of age, about five feet four inches nigh, slender, dark hair and complexion, somewhat freckled, and quick spoken. Given under my hand and the seal of the State of South Carolina this third day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two. J. II. MEANS. By the Governor. Benjamin Perky, Secretary of State. August 4th 1852 20 4U jifiiF Is itfcKhDY GIVEN,THAT AN Application will l?c made, to the next Legislature, for .1 charter for a Kail Road from Lancaster Court IIousc, to connect either with the South Carolina Rail Road, at Camden, or with the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail Road, at Chesterville, Uidgoway, or some other suitable point on said Road. August 4th, 1852 20 3m. Notice of Eleotion. An election will be held at Lancaster Court House, on Saturday, the 21st inst., for Captain of the Lan caster Rifle Company, to till the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Cnpt. A. J. See rest. Also, for 2d Lieutenant, to till the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of J. B. Boyd. By order of Col. II. It. Piuce, 21st Reg't. So. Ca. Militia. WM. ROWEL > TIIOS. M. IX )\V ; Managers. R. S. CROCKETT, > August 4. 26 3t EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. CiiARt.ESTOX, S. C., 3d June, 1852. "1XTHEREAS, information has reached TT this Department, that one SAMUEL HUFF, otherwise culled SAMUEL A. ! IIOUtlH, (who was convicted of negro steal, ing. and sentenced to l?c hanged, but was subscvuentiv pardoned by the (iovernor, on condition oi his leaving the State never to return,) has violated the condition of his pardon, and is now within the limits of the State. Now, bo it known, that, in order that the sentence of the Court may bo carried out against the said SAMUEL HUFF, otherwise called AMUEI. A. HOUGH, I. JOHN II. MEANS, Governor in and over the State of South Carolina, do issue this, mv proclamation, oflering a reward of ONE HUNDRED (MILLARS, for his delivery at the Charleston Jail. Said SAMUEL III1PE I ... I...... year* of age, five feet, eight or ten inches high, dark complexion, thin visage, spare figure and has the appearance of bad health. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Statu of South Carolina, this third day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two. By the Governor, J. II. MEANS. Be nj a mia Pekry, Secretary of State. July 94 25 DRUGS AND MEDICINES. OUR MOTTO 18 " Quid Sf.lts and Short Profits" HAILE & TWITTY Most respectfuij.y invite the attention of Iancaa^erville, and surrounding country, to their New and fhenp Drug Store*, one door south of J. Adams' Store, where they can find a well selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs and Peifumerys. lady's Toilet powders, Water Colored 1'ainU and Pencils, Puffs die. Fine Envelopes and Note Paper, Fine Chewing Tobacco and Cigars, always on hand. Anything in our line, not on hand, will be ordered for customers at the shortest notioe. All the above articles having been purchased mostly for cash, will he sold lower than the same article has usually been sold in this place. Call and see that this is no puffing. Our Soda Fountain is now in operation, and we are prepared to accommodate our customers with Soda Water, Syrups, &c. Ice always on hand. I^ncasterville, 8. ('., April 28. 3mo. MIS C B L L A N E 0 U S. TEMPERANCE NOTICE. Hanging Rock Division, Ho. 81. SONS or TKMUKHANCK, WILL TURN OUT IN FULL RKGAlia at Mount Bethel Church on Friday, the 13th August next The procession will be formed at 10 o'clock, A. M. Several addresses will be de'lvered on that occasion. All neighboring divisions are respectfully invitod-to attend. By order of I). G? W. P. jlv 14 23 4t] JOHN U88RBY, R. S._ BT The undersigned have been authorised by the Eumbxkam Sociktt, to announce to the public that the Annual Oration before the two Literary Societies of Davidson College will be delivered on the evening of the llth of August, immediately preceding the day of Commencement, by the Rev. B M. Palmer, of Columbia, 8. C, 1 A At* icn/XAt v S. A- Ai?UWU11, 4 J. S. HARRIS, > Committee. L. L PARKS, S Davkiaon Collwrr, July 9th, 1869. , N. B.?-Other Editor* are reapoctfnlly woIkitod to ropy thr ahorrnotko. DRV GOODS & GROCERIES WOODVILLE STOUE, Six MUm South of L&ne&ster C. ] My store is now open, an ready for the accommodation of Cu turners. 1 have n tine slock of Goods, m a general assortment; ladies and gentleim can be accommodated to almost any article STAPLE* FANCY DRY GOOD HATS, BOOTS <k SHOES, GRO CERIES, HARD WARE, CUTLER Y, CR O CKER Y, SA DDLERY, CONFECTION ARIES, DRUGS <C MEDICINES, (Mineral and Patent.) School Books & Stationer j Douncl*, Ac., Ac., My goods arc all new, and well selected suit all classes, and can be sold low for cat or to approved customers on short time.Country produco taken in exchange, nnr therefore .ernesily solicit a share of pol?| patronage. Persons wishing anything my line, will find it to their interest toe: and exr.mino my stock bo fore pu.vhasii elsewhere, Ai.so?I have a fine lot of Likely (your No. 1) Slaves for sale; and among the nut ber, a first rate Cook, House Servant at Seamstress, which I wifl sell in proportii to the times, for cash or approved paper < short time. IjlflipK mil if vrvil WMuli rnnllf r\ K???* } ....... ..u, .-.Ml,, thing fine nnd nice. Myself or clvik wi take great pleasure in exhibiting our good nnd still greaier pleasure in peeking up fi you?and what will please you sii'l bettc they are truly Southern, purchased in Bji timore, a Southern city. " ELI C. BISHOP. Woodville, Lancaster Dist., / June 30, 1852. S 2' ??' NOTICE. Having disposed of mvstoc of Dry Goods and Groceries to J. I Curf.ton, 1 take this method of returnir my sincere thanks to the public for tl generons patronage which 1 have receivi from them during the space of time I hat been engaged in business. T. K. CURETON.Jk. Having purchased the e: tire stock of Goods belonging to ' K. Ct'rf.tox, Jr., I feel disposed to say to tl public I am prepared to sell either l)i Goods or Groceries as low, on time, or lo\ er for cash, than any merchant in the t country. Come gentlemen and exainii my stock before purcuasing elsewhere. J. E. cur eton. Waxiiaw G'rrkk, Juno 30. tit '21 ;li.i *? L ;*i Vl la . Being anxious to ci/>sk tu llnsiness as soon as practicable, v invite the attention of the public to the re and well-selected stock of Goods on hat at Pleasant Hill, S. C., which may Is* had < unusually accommodating terms for ens and on a credit to punctual customers, heretofore A.JCAITTHEN, ) Executor a J. E. J. BECKHAM, \ Executrix. Pleasant Hill P. On June 30. 21 It g o o jT Cheaper Thin fiver, AT BELLAIJL, .8. C, THE SUBSCRIBER. ? 72:1^- wishing to reduce his stock, . w. j (it SUMMER GOODS, pre 1 v'iouh to pun-'hasting his Full supplies, w sell the balance of Summer Goods on ha at rcry reduced prices, those in want of goo will now have an opportunity to purchn on tlio most advantageous terms. An ear call is solicited, as Bargains may beexpcctr Wool, Hides, Beeswax, Tallow, Feathei Eggs, and Bags taken in exchange, and fair priee allowed for each. I CHARLES P. EVANS, N. B.?Those indebted to me are earner ly requested to settle as early as possible, i I am in want of Money. C. 1'. E. Bel lair, S.C., July 14. 23 tt (linni nnir min ann n n ? W JStXiv. HARNESS! HARNESS!! J> D. A. DITTOS, ?jj^ liijLL MANUFACTURER OF T* CARRIAGE AND WAGON IIARNES BRIDLES, MARTENGALES, MEDICAL BAGS, TRUNKS, WHIPS, And everything heUr.tging to a veil regulate HARNESS SHOP. THE Subscriber, having removed h IInrnes* Establishment to the shop to mcrly occupied hy Emmons &. Button as caeriagc shop, one lot below the Coii House on Dunlap street, would respect full inform the citizens of Iancastcr snd su roundinficountry,that he is now prepared! earn1 o n't he Harness business iusll its vat ousbranches; having ha<l a thorough exp rirnce in the business, the subscritx would respectrully solicit the custoi of *11 person* feeing in want of an; thing in hi* line; and hope* by n strict a tendon to busincHs. und working nothing In the l?eat material, to share at least a portio of the public patronage. All work wamu ted. Saddles repaired at short notice. Call and examine, and be contihced thi I can sell Harness or anything in the Ha neas line as low, according to quality, as ca be bought in Charleston. D. A. BUTTON, feb 26 6m 3 SADDLE 8c HARNESS Establishment. TIIK SUBSCRIBER RES pectfully informs the citizens < this District and elsewhere, that he lis removed from his former stand to the ol stand formerly occupied by F. K. Brunr mctt, where heia prepare* 1 to carry on tli Saddle and Harness Imsiness in all its vs rious hiaiolin. * ? ? Padding Saddle*, which ho will warrant Waggon Harno**, Hiding Bridle*, Ac and will soil aa low a* can he purchase, elsewhere. Pleaae call and examine for you reel vei 1). M. POER. Lancaster, Feb. 12. Om?1 BET5P! BEEF!!! THE 8UHS0RIBF.RH WILL FUR nish good Beef to the citizens of thi Village, on Toeedaya and Fridays of ear I week, all the season?payment to be mad monthly. C0178ART A HAS8BLTINE. July 14* 1*M. 31 i !. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. A LL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS D -?\. of any character or grnde against SI. is- inon Heck ham, Esq., late of Jjincasler Dish1 triet, deceased, are notified to present the 1 11.. ...4 l-J > -?1 !-J 1. J - en oiiinv uiirsiuu, 1*11(1 ?i11 iiincoico nri* of requested to settle immediately either by cash or note. * A. J. CAIJTIIEN. Qualified Executor. Pleasant Hill P. O, Lancaster Dial., > 3m May 4th, 1852, { 14 f-JjT" Southern Standard will please copy four times in weekly, and forward bill to j Pleasant Hill, P. O. in *><|iiii> I.uiit'a?ter DiNtrie(. , i, John Richardson, vs. James M. R'chnrdson, Bill for to Thomas Richnrdso i. I account, sh Joseph B. Klinglc, and .olie:', and ? wife Margaret, so-fo.th. ! I Mary Allen, lie Cyrus A.Allen & wife Jane. ? . . ,n It appearing to my satisfaction t but all the above named defendants reside wi.hout the 'o limits of this State. It is oidered. on I motion of Moore solicitor for complainants. | 'o that the said defendants do answer, plead, " or demur to the Bill in above case, on or ( on or before the 1st day of September, 1852, < >n otherwise judgment pro eonfesso, will be 1 ordered against each and all of them. i JAMES II. WITH Kit.SPOON, , c- C. E. L. T>. Commissioners Office, ) Uneasier, C. If., S. C., [ , l)r May 24th, 1352. > May 26 3m. Hi , ' MIN C H L L 1K E 0 li s. I CATAWBA HOUSE, On MiiiifSlreet, b (A few rod* St?Jit of the Court House.) THKalmve named House has ,r il.UJL been much enlarged and put JL&k um, ami printed on entirely now Typo. I Tlio Terms will l>c Two hollars per an- < um, payable on the reception <>f the tirst i number, and Three Dollars after that time 1 and within the vear. To Clubs of 20, 1 no. * | The Democrat will be issued as soon as a suflicont number of Subscribers are ob- ( tained to warrant the undertking. Ad- I dress the Subscrl>er at Due West, Ah- i beville District, S. C. > II. D. WRAY. 1 J X-tf" Individuals wishing to subscribe t to the Democrat, will find a prospectus at \ each of the I'ost < >tliees in the District, ( and of the neighboring Districts. jC?r IV >stmasters, are requested and | I fully Biithorized to aet as our Agents. 1 11. D. W. July, 1852. | ' Ttmmm 1 In Monroe, TV. . "1XT 1). PORT1CB. respectfully informs J TT the citizens of Moti<oe and serrounding country, that he has permmiein'v located himself in this place, w!ic c he will carry on thewbovo husiness iu all its various . branches in Neatness and Style, * and at the same time have a due regard to THE LATEST FASHIONS. x I! w c titling done at short notice. .1 tonror y. C. June 9 3m 18 NOTICE TO FARMERS." ' Joseph Clark, \ A T HIS SHOP, SIX MJI.ES SOUTH 1V of I Ancestor, on the Land's Ford road, Makes Cotton Gins, best Cast Steel Saws, at $'J per saw; ihe most approved Straw Cutters, at $'25, cuts with two blades very ' fast and tine, and easy kept in order: also, all kind of Gun work. Old Gins faithfully repaired. Also?AH kinds of Ttiming Wood or Iron t and any Black Smith's work that nny eno else cannot do, can be done hero. m4t. 17. ( Caution to Every Body! i VLL PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED AND Cautioned not to trade forn note given ^ by mo to John Turner, dated 3d January, f 1852, and due 1st December, 1852, for Six- j ty Dollars. Said note was given for a Horse ,j which was unsound at the time, fbnt I dTd not know it,) and which Horse died in a few daya after 1 got hire. I will not pay said . note unless compelled by law, and I do not believe a jnst law will make me pay it, as the horae was unsound to rottenness. STEPHEN WILLIAMS. " m.ll ft 3t?em.D* J. C. SECREST, Magistrate. a.AXCARTKB, ft. C. J .,1 in thorough repair and furnished anew, re and is now prepared to accomodate all those disposed to give it a call. The subscriber makes no Itoasts but will simply T say that the Public shall be accommodap ted in a style not excelled by any House ' in the up country. .1. A. HASSELTIXE. v_ Lancaster, Peb 12 tf ] ? A C ARD. M essrs. g. f. Kennedy, of che?. ter, and JAMES M. II(IEST. fo.m? erly one of die prop.ictors of ibo PI, .piers' Hotel, Charleston have leased die A 111**riemi Hotel. Kisg-stckkt, and v.odd respectfully solicit front their fdetids and !E the travelling public a pov.'on of tbc'r petve ronage. We pledge ourselves diet the >w gcests of the Motel will receive neeoiiinioid da.ion unsurpassed hy any in iliceiiv. .n KENNEDY & IllJHST. ill, Charleston, May 10. Gin 15 as ESTRAYS. lul 'TWEEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER _1. at his residenec. within one mile of ' I rinds Ford, TWO MULES?one an Iron Gray Mule, tlie ot'.ier a G-r.y llorse Colt, with marks on his shoulder. J. M. FAULKNER. COTOWgins. CIOTTOX GINS OF SUPERIOR CON. J siruetion, and of the hest meie lal. at R $2 per Saw, made and wer.a.i.ed bv the ... Suhsc.'her. Also. Wheat Fans, Thrashing 1 . Maeliines and Horse Mil's. n.' Old Gins fai.litV'ly repaired. All o?dcrs I j thankfully received and mini- untie ?wl.?t J? to. " R. LNicCRElGHTT"" Jl Camden. S. ('., Ap?-il 11, 1852. lO.tiui. "a SURVEYING. A. AUSTIN 88 \f AY HH found at the OAT. twirl ha House. ?t all times, ready to wait upon those who may need his services as a m Surveyer. April 28 12?it' , linn astrrDiviiiion,i\o. SO, , SONS OF TEMPERANCE, Holds its Regular Weekly Meetings at the Temperance llall every Sato day Evening, at H o'clock. I. II. BLAIR. June lfi. 10 R. S. W. THURLOW C ASTON. i L ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICI TOR IN EQUITY. S, Attends the Courts in Isnicaster, Kershair ami Adjoining Districts. Z-jT OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. 'd LEATHER! LEATHER!! j? TTPPER, SOLE, AND HARNESS r. U I leather for sale at exi ri me low p> ices a for cash, or exchanged for Hides previous to rt 1st Jul.* next. ly HASSELTINE & IIAGINS, Ag'ts. r. May 1'J 3iiio It t WANTED IMMEDIATELY. ? ^ SMART, ACTIVE LAD, ABOUT IU or IU years 01 age, u.H nil Apprcntire (o the Printing Business. One who J possesses n good English education, and is , ^ disposed to learn, may have a good s ination by applying as above. FOR SALE. it A N EXCELLENT SETT OP WAGON r- iY HARNESS, which will l>e sold low n for Caah, if applied for immediately. It. S. BAILEY. Iron. O AAA LBa 1R()N FORSALK I/)W 3 e Tv/v/ for caah, hy , 10 CURETON &i MASSEY. 1 rf WHEAT FANS. j m OERSONS WISHING ANY OF THE j I nhnvo articles, can havensuperior qnul- i , ity manufactured by applying to < l'ETER JACOBS. * Lancaster C. II. July 7 23 4t. I 'l Baoon 8c Lard, 5 l^OR SALE BY j r 11 HAS8ELTINE & IIAGINS. rl PARTICULAR NOTICE! ** We ere now prepared to do all kinds of HANDBILL, CHECK CARI) * Such a* Blank*, Receipt*, Poster*, Paraph- 1 1 lets, du>., find on terra* a* cheap as can be done in tho State or elsewhere, wr Blanks of all kinds always on liasd, or printed st short notice. ' PROSPECTUS OF THE COTTON PLANT, AND Southern Advertiser. Published weekly, to advocate Direct Trade, Manufactures, Agriculture, and the development of Southern Resources. R<j C. G. IIA YLOR, Washington, D. C. The importance of 8uvh a Journal as the nuuiui uveus no exposition. The material 1 and substantial interest of the South have been too long neglected The Cotton I'lanl is established to promote these interests, keeping entirely aloof from party politics. A complete foreign and domestic correspondence has been arranged. The | best talent of the country will contribute to our columns, which will present a medium, of general communications, correspondence, nnu information for the friends of the men- 1 sures we advocate. The proper steps have 1 been taken in Europe and America to lay ! the foundation of a direct foreign trade, at 1 the South,and to introduce our coarse man- 1 u fact ores into the continental European j market. One object of the Cotton 1'laut ' will be, as the organ of direct trade, to stimulate the South to carry out this important iheasure. \Vc call upon the Southern merchants generally to send us their business cards, that we may lay them before the country, to cnable the friends of southern commerce, manufactures, &c., to discriminate properly in their desires to promote southarn enterprise, f The importance of Washington City a / point of location for such a Journal, cspeci- 7 idly in regard to opening foreign correspondence and promoting our foreign relations; j is apparent. The opportunity of seeing j r here, also, members of Congress from every ] district of the country, presents a means of . general co-operation not to be found else- (1 where. t To the Cotton, Sugar, Rice, and Tobacco Planters, we look confidently lor support; and to the friends of '"Direat '1 rude" throughout the south we say?"show your faith by your works." j The regular issue of the "Cotton Plant" ] will commence in June next. Advertise- ( incnts are particularly requested to be for- { warded early. Business letters addressed to , C. (J. Baylor, Washington, 1). C. f Correspondence from all interested in the j cause we advocate is solicited, particularly , as to the crop, as we wish to give correct in- j KM million UII ;i suojeci WIIK'II IS OI so milch importance to the Planter, and in represontin" which lie has been so often injured. l'ost minders are requested to net as " -eiiL: for us, alio to all who approve our cause we look for pood fee ing, kindness and support. Terms, $2, in advance. I'UOSrWTl'S OF TIIK SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT. A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, TO Ik1, published at Abbeville C. 11., I and devoted to Polities, professing and vindicating pure principles of Southern Democracy?to Commerce, Agriculture, Literature and the Family Circle; containing also, all important obtainable items of Intelligence. Also, contributing as fas as its ability extends, a few truths in the Arts and Sciences. In matters of general interest, the Southern Democrat will he conducted with .. - .. \ - :? * >? - -?? .? lun uin-r 11 iim'|)i;uuu l? Ml VlUSSCS of tlio community, and to koep its readers advised of all matters of public and general interest, and also those matters of a local nature which more particularly affect tli.) interests of the District. < >n all subjects, the Southern Democrat will be fearless and independent, but at the same time, the subscriber pledges himself that the columns ofhis paper shall never be prostituted to selfish purposes, or opened to discussions calculated to excite personal enmity and discord. J In size, the paper w ill he double medi- , LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE, DYSPEPHI A, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, and all diseases arising from a disordered Liver ok Stomach, such AS CoNSTirAtion, Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea, Heart-burn, Disgust eok Food, fullness, or weight n the stomach, sour eructations, sinkino ok fluttering at the pit of the stomach, swimming of the head, hurried, and difficult breathing, fluttering at the heart, choking or suffocating sensations when in a lying posture, dimness of vision, dots or webs before the sight, Fevers and dull pain in the head,deficien* :y or perspiration, Yellowness of the skin and eyes,pain in the side, back, chest, limbs, &.c., sudden flushes of heat, burning in the flesh, constant imaginings of evil and great depression of spirits, can be effccutallv cured by t>R. HOLLAND'S CLE l)li. 1 TED GERMAN LITTERS. prepared by I>R. 'C. IfI. JACKSON, AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORK, 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Their juncrr over the above diseases is not xeelled?if eqvtailed?by any oilier jire/iara. ion in the United Stairs, as the cures attest, in nany eases after skillful physicians had failed. 'I nose Bitters are worthy the attention of nvalids. Possessing great virtues in the edification of diseases of the Liver and esser glands, exercising the most searching lowers in weakness and affections of the ligestive organs, they are, withal, safe coram mill lilnnvmt READ"AND BE CO.\VI.\CED. From the " Boston Boo." The editor said. Doo. 22d, Dr. Iluflaiul's Celebrated Herman Bitters for the cure of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, is leservedly one of the most popular medicines of the day. These Bitters have been mod by thousands, and a friend at our elbow says he has himself received an effectual and lermancnt cure of Liver Complaint from the isc of this remedy. We are convinced that, n the use of these Bitters, the patient conitantly gains strength and vigor?a fact worhy of great consideration. They are plenlant in taste and smell, and can he used by icrsons with the most delicate stomachs ivith safety, under any circumstances. We ire speaking from experience, and to the ifH'cted we advise their use. "Scott's Weekly," one of the best Literiry papers published, said, Aug. 25 : ' Dr. Hoflaml's Herman Bitters, mannfacured by l)r. Jackson, are now recommended t?y some of the most prominent mombers of the faculty as an article of mncli efficacy in ascs of female weakness. As such is the lase, we would advise all mothers to obtain n bottle, and thus save themselves much sickness. Persons of debilitated constitutions will find these Bitters advantageous to their health, as we know from experience the salutary effects they have upon weak lystcms." MORE EVIDENCE. The Hon. C. 1). Hineline, Mayor of the City of Camden, N. J., says: " IIookland's Gkbman Bitters.?Wo have seen many flattering notices of this medicine, and the source fiom which they came induced us to make inquiry respecting its merits. From inquiry we were persuaded to use it, and must say we found it specific in its action upon diseases of the liver and digestive organs, and the powerful influence. it exerts upon nervous prostration is really surprising. It calms and strengthens the nerves, bringing them into a state of repose, making sleep refreshing. "If this medicine was more generally used, we are satistied there would be less sickness as from the stomach, liver, and nervous system the great majority of real and imaginary diseases emanate. Have them in a healthy condition, and you can bid defiance to epidemics generally. This extraordinary medicine we would advise our friends who ire at all indisposed to give it a trial?it will recommend itself. It should, in fact, be in tvery family. No other medicine can proluce such evidences of merit." Evidence upon evidence has been reeeiv>d (like the foregoing) from nil sections of the Union, the last three years, the strong?st testimony in its favor, is, that there is nore of it used in the practice of the reguar Physicians of Philadelphia, than all other lostrums combined, a fact that can easily he istablUhcd, and fully proving that a scicntifc preparation will meet with their quiet approval when presented even in this form. That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, no one can doubt nfter using it as directed. It nets specifically upon the stomach and liver; it is preferable to calomel in all bilious diseases?the effect is immediate. Thov can he administered to female or infant with safety and reliable ben?fit at nny time. /jook icell to the marks of the genuine. They have the written signature of C. M. JACKSON upon the wrapper, and his name down in the bottle, without which they are. tpurious. For sale Wholesale and Retail at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, r\o. 130 Arch street, one door below Sixth, 'hiladelphia; and l?y respectable dealers fencrnlly through the country. PRICKS REDUCED. To ei able all clases of invalids to enjoy he advant iges of their great restorative powirs. Sinp/r Bottle 75 Cent*. Also, for sale by 1IA1LE &. TWITTY, Lancaster, C. II. Wholesale Agents for N. C., S. C., Geo., k c., IIA VILA ND, HA R RA />, ?J- Co? Charleston, S. C. July 14 23 eow lv A NEW AND YALUABIjE B(X>K ! LIFE OF ROBERT EMMETT, The Celebrated Irish Patriot and Martyr. With his Sfteerhes, ?fr. also an Appendix, containing valuable portions of Irish History, by John IV. Hurke. rlilS work is oho of tho most readable biographies ever offered to the Ameii>nn reader, and will be hailed with iov by svery admirer of the distinguished but ill a 1 1.: A au-u miiijwi. 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