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mounted the Witness' Stand and gave testimony in the ease. Thus instead of being neutral and sitting as a Judge should, for Goth aides, he attacked the one and fought for the other contrary to ail precedent- If his Honor imagines that "he has no superior" aa a Judge in the affections of the people, let hitu resign the office which he de graded and disgrnced at Edgefiled Court House J>y the above act, and he will find that but few notes of regret at such resignation \vill reach him in his privacy. We are willing to accord to Judge O'Neal, all the credit that he deserves, and it is much for building the Columbia and Greenville Rail Road, and we are ready to praise him for other traits of character. But never can we permit ourselves to say that "as a Judge he has no superior." We have objected and still object in strong terms, to Judges being made Governors nnd {Senators, particularly since the present or l-.J:-! J? komkiuiiuii <m uur juuicmry, penuming one Judge to exercise two or three extensive Jurisdictions, gives a member of the. Bench such an overwhelming power and influence, that scarcely any other person need oupose a Judge for nny oflico that he may desire. These Jurisdictions as wc before said, must be divided in order to weaken their overwhelming ntluenoe, or an amendment should be engrailed upon the Constitution requiring that a Judge shall have resigned his office at least two years, to make him elligible to a political station. We agree In the main, with the Patriot, that "whilst we can find a safer and better United States Senator on the Bench than elsewhere, we see no impropriety in going to the Bench for him." But are all of our "safer and better United States Senators" always bo selected from tho ten Judges, than from among all the Statesmen of South Carolina, w ho have mnde polities their exclutivf study ? Shall the Judicial office be prostituted into an electioneering Kme, at which ten men will play for the notorial robes or the Gubernatorial Cnp ? 'In conclusion, it may be proper to say that Col. Siiukins knows nothing of this or our former editorial on Judge O'Neal. The Col. is far awuy at tho North enjoying him slf, we trust. for the ledger. Correction out of Season. Task, July 23d, 1853. Mr. Editor,?In looking over tho I*edg-1 tr of June 19th, I saw that some person had been handling my name in your columns in contcmptiVie Way : or I take it so. I !e assigns his name J. R. II. When Mr, J. R. II. came to road the name of John S. Perry in print. I expect he started back in amazement; "Sir," says ho, "hand nio my spec's till I see what name this can beand becoming convinced that it was the one it was; "Well, sir," says lie, "III saw you off at tho kneea?stand back sir, you are a poor man." In all the revolutions of nature, or government, 1 liail not understood that I was placed ia n monarchy, or even iu Mexico. Hot 1 thought I was an American, where every free citizen has equal privileges,?if this is not the true feature of the cnae 1 shall have to "cave in." t, The gentleman cannot be well acquainted with the culture of cotton, for always dry weather and grassy cotton to bloom soon, and I henrd a great many ;nen say they never had so much bloom on their cotton nt the lirat of July. We planted the bunch cotton this year? a little stalk, one blossom, higher than the sUlk in many instances. Since the rain some improvement in erops. Now in the close, I would just say that if the prospect is as bad as my instructor seems - to think, there was no need of his interfering hnfnrn tils* IfltUl* nnrt f*f na till < >?<??? ho could have said no crops, a half a crop or whatever might have been right, and since news goe3 by lightning's speed, the misrepresentation could soon havo been corrected. J. S. P. ar We have had several refreshing showers of nun during the past week, which have had a fine effect upon the growing crops. It la too late, in our opinion, to save the corn crop in some portions of the county, which will ho cut very short in consequence of the long continued drouth.? IfaymilU (Ala.) Watchman. tTA New Hampshire farmer, going to a parish meeting, met his minister, and told him that hia society was about to increase his salury. "I beg of vou not to think of any such a thing, sakf the minister, "for it is about as much business to collect my present salary as I wish to sttend to ; if it should be increased, I should be obliged to devote my whole time to collecting it." Ths foregoing reminds us of a story told of a newspaper published in the northern part of Indiuna. A gentleman stepped into his office and said he wanted to subscribe for his paper. u Sir," replied the editor, -1 a I 1. I ..a I J . Minim j uu , uui i uun i warn any more suoncribcra. I have aa many now a? I can buy piper for." "marriages. Till Hymen bro't liia love delighted hour, There dwelt no joy in Kden'a roay bower! The world waa aad!?the garden waa a v\ aid; And man, the hermit, sighed?till woin m ami led.' Campbell. M A R KI fit), at ?ampa, Florida^ on the 10th of July, by Rev. J. M. Hayman, Rev. J. K. BREAKER, of tey West, to Mies E. J. SPENCER, of Tadipa, Florida. Also, on the 30lh instant, by the Rev. A. D. Cohen. Mr. J. G. MACKEY.to MLm BOTHER, daughter of the late CapL John Martin all or Charleston. Also, in Washington City, on the 91st inat, by the Rev. Hugh Harrison, of Maryland, WILLIAM HAZZARI) WIGO, Baq. to Mka EMMA MARIA, daughter of the lata Commodore Thomas Holdup Stevens, of the United States Navy. ^ DIED. />. ???. _ i Ukatk'i bat a path that mutt ba trod, If man would ever pose to Ood. ParneU. DIED, in Munroe, on Friday tha 23d alt, SIMON BOONE, infant child of Thomoa A. and Emily R. Boone, A loo, on the tame day. NANCY ANN, ehlld of Aaa B., and Eliza Broom of Munroe. Two more angola bright and fair, Dwell now where all ia love. Then do not mourn your infanta dear, But praise their Ood above. For now they fee! that joy and peace, Within those mansions bright, . ly * Then mothers let your weeping eeaee, Tl?ey root *mid heavenly light Olt wish them not again with thee, Here in a world like this, Rejoice that they shall ever be, Where thnro is naught but bliss. Yes, let them rest in loving armn And with their Saviour sweet, Let them dwell 'mid celestial charms, Where none con novef weep. * M. J. B. Departed this life, on the 20th of June, V 1853, at Rreuzmnck, in Germany, MARIA ltf ALB'IXJN NEWELI? wife or Captain JnnU "J us Newell, R. N.: and eldest daughter of tho J late Hon. John Lyde Wilson, or South Car- (rj( olina. ! ?R. GUYSOTS S improved EXTRACT ?? of YEl.l.i) IV DOCK SA RSA PA- t,M RILLA, is a sure remedy fbr Ileriditaru m? 7 hint. Hii Thousands of individuals are cursed with previous complaints which they inherit from H',( their parents. The use of the Yellow Durfc and SarsnjHiriUa wiil prevent nil this, nnd ^ save a vast nmount of misery, nnd many vnl- A unblo lives, for it thoroughly expels from the i f System the latent taint, which is the seed of . disease, nnd so takes off the curse hy which the sins or misfortune of the parents arc so often visited upon the innocent offspring. Parents owe it to their children to guard them against the affects of maladies that may be communicated hy descent, and children of parents that have at any time been affected with Consumption, Seroffuln or Syphilis, owe It to themselves to hike pre- rf caution against the disease being revived in them. Guysott's extract of Yellow Dock ejv nnd Snrsnpnrilln, is a sure antidote in such ga cases. f?i Hold bv T. n. & J. R. MAC,ILK lm an ~CT) M M E r1cTA"L~7^ '7 LATEST DATES. ('f From Liverpool July 13 . f I From Havrf. July 11 ,,! j FromJHavana July22 Charleston Markets. SaTVROAY MoRHIXG, July 30 COTTON ?The market yesterday re- ? mnincd unchanged; nhout 200 bales sold at " from 8 3-4 to 111-4. _______ T \ Columbia Market July 30 ^ COTTON.?There were only a few bales of Cotton sold in our market yesterday, pri- -ccs were the name as the previous day, and the market still continues firm, MW ADVERTISpXTS. JOURNAL OFFICE FOR SALE. AS I have determined to remove from I Camden, I will sell to an approved purchaser, on accomodating terms, THE I OFFICE OF THE CAMDEN JOl*K-|ri NAL. in._ i? I _ >i ? - iiv isprr is uoing won, ncror perhaps I p)i pecuniarily than at any former period <?f | en ils existence, ami unless I get a favorable oy opportunity to dispose of it, will bo continned under the nnnagemeiit of its for- w' nier Proprietor, Mr. T. \V. Pegnes, who j*" will tako pleasure in giving all necessary yP information to any on j desirous of engag- toi ing in the business. The office is well at furnished with every thing usually Tout tl pr in a printing office. * * TIIOP. J. WAUKKN. a.? "ITEAf) QHARTEUS: } MILFORl), July :25th 1853. Order No. ' f |~HIK following elnnso of Section thirteen X. of the Act of 1841, if not complied with by the Brigadier Gtii^aU or Commondants of Brigades, the law will be strictly enforced : j. "He ahull annually make and transmit to p the Adjutant and Inspector (Jenoral of this State, by the first day of Qctolwr, a full and 11 complete report of the strength of his Brig- ^ ado, of the public arms, equipments, books, ordinance and military stores in its possess. Ion." no After the extension of this order, resignations will not be accepted until the above is jv'' anno, ? >. K,., una ne may have some furled pass for what 1 know, if ao sciMire tho puna ] o I can see it Any itifortDalion concerning him, directed to White's Store, Anaon Co., * N. C., will be thankfully received. TOWNLY HKDFEAM. }*? August 3d, 1853. 2?i? 3r? ,ni CHAMBERS, JEFFERS k CO. 2 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, n" CHARLESTON S. C. THE undcrsitinrd beg leave to return thanks to their numerous friends for their past th liberal patronage, and inform them that they cn still continue the buaineaa an heretofore nnd In hold themselves ready to serve their friends ex and all who may favor them with consign* it menta or business, to the lieatof Uieir skill to and ability, and that no effort on their part will be wanting to give them satisfaction. CHAMBRR8, JEFFERH A. CO. Charleston, 8. C. July 28th 1853. ** M lr 8E0ARS, SEGARS. ? THE best lot of Sogars ever brought to . 1 this place, from eight dollars to forty J"1 dollars per thousand. Just received from , Baltimore, for aale at the at nnov Awtnn ?n numrj. The Luibaifcer Distriot J" AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. WILL hold IU Anniversary Meeting at Cu Laocasterville on Saturday the 6th gr day of August inat. A Pie Nic will be furnished tor the occasion, and an oration delivered by George McC. Wither*poon,Esq. W The public genorally are invited to attend. J. A. IMSSELTINE 8ee. M?JtbadU ~ LAND FOR SALE. 1. MR. 8AMUELN. ATKINSON U an. Z. thorixed to aoll lands of the Estate of J. Thomas So rater, Wing in CheeterlWM, Ian- VV caster and Kershaw Districts. Persons fi wishing to purchase will please Jddrses bin K< at Rlshopville, Sumter District. A: P. SUMTER, Jke. St Snmterrllle, A. C. Aug. 3d. 1853. 96?<f. ADVERTISEMENTS' South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT. ?y James II. Wither spoon, Esq. Or- \ dinar)/ of said District. w IT HERE AS, William C. Gibbons Y has applied to me for Letters Administration on nil and singular, 3 Goods and Chntcls, Rights and Credits 2 Thomas H. Gibbons, sr., late of the Dis- w ct aforesaid, dee'd. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ? and singular, the kindred and creditors ot s said deceased, to be and appenr before i at our next Ordinary's Court for said strict, to be holden at I .ancestor Court YJ nisc on the 9th day of August next, to r>w cause, if any, why the said administral should not be granted. i Given under my hand and seal, this 1?.S. ^ 'idtliVday of July, in the year j of our Lord one thousand eight ndred and fifty-three, and in the seventy- , flith year of American Independence. JAMES II. WIT11ERSPOON, o. n. d. 2.V?'it. Printer's Fee $2. 11 ! ; AI > OH ART KRS complied with. The Major General* *re charged with tho . j extension of thin order. By order of the Commander in Chief. J. W. CANTEY, Ad'jt. ami In* Gen. "" 26 SI 426 REWARD. ? ITil T WILL. give the aleive reward for the np- Cc jL prehension uud delivery to nie eight co iniles North of John I*. Miller's store, South en Carolina, At my Mill on Utile Black Creek, Vh for my ,tll IVexro Itlau Lewln, ,<d or Twenty Dollar* if confined in any jail, no * that I can get him again. I<c\via is about 21 yearn of age?dark mulatto, chunky In SI build weighing 140 or 150 pounds, has a th down look when spoken to, nnd went off on with a large head of hair. I?ewia absconded tic on the 18th of July 1853. mi Said boy was raised nenr Brewer's Cold Milford, Jnly 7, 1833. [Order No ] "MIE Commander in Chief has learned _ with painful rcgrot of the death of a Dlishcd member of his Statf, lieot. Col. muel Sparks, Jr. As a soldier he was lly imbued with a sense of duty, courage d patriotism : as \ gentleman he was urne, generous, and full of social virtues. It is therefore ordered that the staff wear b usual badge of monrning for the space thirty days, and that a copy of this order forwarded by the Adjutant General, to i afflicted parents, \\ ho have so much use to rnourn the untimely death of an onnnd beloved son. Bv order of the Commander in Chief: J. W. cantey Adj't. and Insp. Gen. July 14?-3t Waxhaw Tent, I. O. R." -TKKTS every Saturday evenIfl, in^ nt 8 o'clock. havid P. hem IMS. It. S. ins. no?i:R>? *! LIVERWORT AND TAR, FOR THE COMI'I.ETE CI'KF. OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma. Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and all other lung Complaints, tending to CONSUMPTION. 1 I/M*)K AT ITS JNPARAEELLEI) SUCCESS. J HUE above distinguished Cough Medicine _ I is carrying nil before it in Lung Com- ' nints. In all sections of the country it is , nsta' tly performing Cures which astonish cn Physicians themselves. I.ook at the ^ gh character and standing of the names ^ rich vouch for Its unrivalled healing powII. Co*. M. D. ; lion. Judge Morse ; ^ in. Judge Wm. Burke, for more than 20 ^ ars postmaster at Cincinnati ; R, S Newii. M. IX, Professor of the Med'cnl College y Memphis, Tenn.: John A. Collins P?"i i 0 npru tor of the Temperance Organ and moral Agent of tfie Grand Division of the (| ma of Temperance of Ohio ; Wm. 11. Le*on, Esq., Editor of the IJ. S. Military and ival Argus nt N. Y. : Tlios. Fsnlder, iq. of Albany ; Itev. II. Wiseman, Rev. R. nyt: N. Y.: and we could name, hundreds, c thousands of others who testify from rsonal experience, that it has cured them d their friends in some cases after all othremedies had failed. Such men never iko such statements, unless eonvineed of I eir truth, hevond the possability of a doubt ad a few of the letters. Extract from a letter from K. M.Corfv. to I.. Stewart, Esq., No. 137, Second Street jw York. Spxrta, June 30, 1849. Dear Friend Stewart:?I have been home w just two months. When I Inst saw u I had little hopes of ever getting any tier. But I have now the pleasure of , unking you for recommending me to Like ^ \ Rogers' Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and 1 inehnlagun. I got a dozen bottles of it, .. d I must ssy it has done ine more good en any other medicine 1 have ever taken, b i my iirst Liking it, it increased the cxpccra'ion, and I raised a great dml of Bloody "I utter from my lungs. But that has now J nscd, and so has my eough, nearly. I tl ngh but little now, and expect soon to he ti tirelv free from it. I consider it an in- tl limbic medicine, and shall recommend it to who are afHicte.d with a cough or diaeas- o Lungs. o * d I let a young lady, who had the CONJMPTION, and had bled a good deal from e lungs, and doctored several months with ir physician, but grew worse, have one bnti of it, and it cared her. It acted almost iraculouslv in her esse. Your sincere friend, F. M. CORKY. Bleeding Lungs Cured. u EE IIOW PROMPTLY IT ACTS' Statement of Mr. A. I<nng, Baker, No 388 sari street, New York.?A few days before it Christmas I was taken unwell, and soon ^ minenced bleeding freely at the lungs. I r,' lied in a flommputhic Physician, but his rdicine <Tid not seem to help me. I read ri >ur advertisement' and thought I would try c r. Rogers' Syrup of liverwort, Tar nnd mnehnlngua. Before I hnd taken up the e ird bottle, my bleeding had stopped, my u ugh was gone, ami I felt well as usual.? a y health is now good. I consider it a most 1' cedent medicine, nnd cordially recommend * to my friends. [This statement was made tho Proprietors, March 12, 1850,] Circular*. Ac. . A J! - K /is mi uruimiry mtwi advertisement can plain fully the merits and nature of thia " tide, the Proprietor* have published a new a rcular, giving 'he history of this Medicine, e diwription, nature itc., of iU principle " gradients ; the effect they are designed to tva upon the lungs and lively and a copious * the persons, who have been cured by it? " ving their names and residences even to v e street and the number. Those who are " mbled with a congh, or whose lungs are " the least affected, are earnestly desired to . II upon the agents named below, and pro- " re one of those pamphlets. It can be had atis, and woll repay a perusal. SCOVIL it MEAD,*^ 111 Chart res Street, New Orleans, 'holesale Oeneial Agents for the United " States, to whom all orders most be addressed. And sold by | R. & JR. MAGILL* Ianeaeter C.H., 8.C. J P.Wylis Chester ? - I J. Dcllnv Camden M f J. Workman do ? 1 incheeter, Htiti it Son Munroe, N. C. * bar h. Heinitha, Charlotte, N. C. * >* Sl Caldwell do. - b id by one Agent In every town in the I talk, inly 90 ftteefrly M1SCE LLAWE0IfS Com, Corn ! ANTED to purchase a few bushels df r V Com, for which a fair price in CASH, ill bo paid. Apply at thm office. 3t. Notice! VLL persona are strictly forbidden to creait ant one on my nccount, aa I ill not pay any dobta so charged. R. S. BAILEV. Now Books. POST received From the publishers, New P York. Reveries of an old maid. Beatrice or the unknown Relatives. The swamp Steed, Tho Prairie Scout, Captain Kyd, Whitehall or the times of Cromwell, Came Cock, Heads and Hearts or my Brother the Colonel. Wucoustn or tho Prophesy, Ruth Garnet or tho Loves of the Enrle of Rochester. Minnie Grey or the Ancestral Curse, Whitefriars or the Days of Charles 2nd, The Rifle Rangers, The Emigrant Squire. New York by Gas Light, Jenny Diver, Three Strong Men, The Wedding Dress, Celio or New York above Ground, Gentleman Jack or Life on the Road, Kate Petri rose. The Mysteries of Freo Masonry, by Capt, William Morgan. The Rebels and Tories or the blood of the Mohawk. Ecnrte or the Salons of Paris, The Heirs of Derentwater, Ben Brace, Gilderoy, Thu Heirs of Randolph Abbey. For sale at the BOOK STORF. June 22 20 tf. South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT. In Ihc Common I'lras. Inrgnrct J. Stewart Adinx. ) Declaration in vs. / Foreign Jonathan I). Johnson. ) Attachment. l.J. Cauthntt St- J. E. J-"] Declaration in Beckham, Kx'r&ExFx Foreign vs. ' [ Attachment. Jonathan I). Johnson, j 'no Ex'r St- Ex'rx of") Declaration in S. Beckham, dee'd. ] Foreign vs. | Attachment, onathati D. Johnson J LiniEREAS, the plaintilT* did on the 16 ? T day of Mnfrh Inst, tile their dcclaraions against the defendent who. (it is said) i absent from and without the limits of this Itnte, and has neither wife nor attorney,? nowii within the limits of the same, upon horn a copy of the said Dcelnrvtion might e served : it is therefore ordered that the ?id defender at. .-.ppear and plead to the lid declarations on or before the IGth day lar< h which will be in the year of our Lord no thousand eight hundred and fifty-four, therwise final and absolute, judgment will icn be given and ordered against him, JOHN A HTNWMAN, Clerk. Clark's Office, Irincaster C. H. March 15. 1863. 6?1 3mly&ld J A M ES M'E WIN; RECEIVING ^ORWARDlfc^AGEXT, nivTirr c n VAittA/UM f U< V< March 0.1863 6?1y. SOUTH CAROLINA. LANCASTER DISTRICT. 'homas Richard**)!!,' vs In Equity, 'yrus A. Allen and Ijutcuster District, line his wife, James Kill to Review and I. Richardson John Reverse Decree for Lichardson, Joseph Subrogation,Relief & I. Klingie and Mar- Injunction ij-c. arct his wife, Mary Allen. I T appearing to my satisfaction. that all the. L above named defendants, reside without !ie limits of this State, It is ordered on moon of Williams, solicitor for complainant, nit each and all of said defendants do anwer plead or demur to the bill in above ease, n or before the 1st day of October 1853, thcrwiae judgment pro confeaso will be orercd against each and all of them. J. H. WITHERSPOON, Com. Eq. I* D. 20?3 m Printer's fee $7 CO-PA UTN E RSHl P NOTICE. I'M IE undersigned having entered into a _ copartnership in the city of Charleston nder the ncme and firm of CHAMBERS, CHI80LX & MOORE, :tr the purpose of transacting a general 'ACTORAGB & COMMISSION Business, respectfully tender their services to their riends, acquaintances, and the public gencslly, for the selling of Cotton, or the purhasing of Goods of any description. Any or all of the products, or manufacture d articles of the country, will be r>-ceived pon consignment, disposed of promptly nd to the best advantage. At snch time as hero may bo only a limited demand for an rtielo consigned to them, a market will be ound where it will command its value. The receiving and forwarding of gooda rill also have tholr prompt attention. Every exertion w ill be used to conduct all usiness entrusted to their earp, in aoeh a tanner aa to make it mutually profitable and greeable. IJberal advances upon consignment will c made. From their long experience in buaineas nd general acqnaintance with the wants and estres of the people, with a pledge to deote their entire time and skill to the bnsieas, they flatter themselves that they will e enabled to give entire satisfaction. A share of patronage la respectfully soliced. B. W. CHAMBERS. HENRY K CHIBOUK W. C. MOOfiEL July 30 34?fit WBERjlIjMBElir CX)R sale at the Subscriber's 8team Mill L 7 utiles from Oooch and Ingram's Far* y, 10 miles from Brown's Ferry, 6+ miles rotn Lancaster C. H., and 15 miles from Jberty Hill. None need be disappointed rho send and all bills will be AIbif at the hortest possible notics aud of ebobest Timer, ws pledge ourselves nagAketofore to ire satisfaction to onr ci P. T. HAMMOND MHHRX). Jnly 30 MISCELLANEOUS.I ~ LANCASTER ] DAGUERREAN HALL, J. B. COttSART. .] NOW Informs the citizens of this place, ? and country generally, that he is now prepared for the purpose of giving those who rpay wish to do so, ah opportunity ot procuring perfect LIKENESSES. of themselves or their friends. The latest improvements are now in his possession. ^ Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited to call and examine his stock. Miniatures inserted in Lockets and Breastpins in the neatest style. I jincaster, Sept. 15, 1852. 32?1y j MoCARTER & Co., (successors to mccarter & allen.) W II O L K SALE BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, I corner meeting and finckney-8ts., J. J. McC after. i E.J.Dawson, } CHARLESTON, S. C. 1 J. Bryan, Jr. J n WT A complete assortnient of Law, ? Medical, School and Miscellaneous Rooks, * together with Blnnk Books, Paper and Stn- ~ tionery, of every description, kept constantly on hand, and olfcred at the lowest prices. Feb. 23 1863. 3 ly pd. ^ ~Z. J. DE HAY; " i, APOTIIECAKY A DRCGCIST. ii CAMDEN, S.C. A rl"WKES pleasure in announcing to the JL citizens of Lancaster and the adjacent country, that he is now receiving his Spring and Summer supply of Drugs. Chemicals and Patent Medicines ; Paints, Oils, Window (floss. Varnishes, Glassware, and I,amps ; Paint Whitexcash and Varnish Brushes. j ALSO, J Tooth, Hair, Nail, flesh and Bath Brushes j Soaps, Cosmetics, ffair Restoratives, Transparent Wash halls and Cakes, Perfumrrxj, Mirrors, Vases, l'ortc Monaies, Glove Boxes and Dressing Cases ALSO, LAMP WICKS. BURNING FLUID and ?1 Lxaraen seeas. He ir now tiie. regularly appointed Sale Agent t'or the following valuable Family c Medicines, viz.?Dr Guysott's V'elhiw Dock and Sursaparilla, Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar, Jew David's or Hebrew Floater, Dr. . llaughton's 1'epsin, Dr. Mnrchisi's Uterine Catholieon, Dr. Allen's Vegetable Cotnpound. Dr. Little's Family Medicines, lamden & Co's Family Medicines, Dr. Keelcr's i Family Medicines, Dr. Hobensnck'n Worm | Syrup, Dr. llobensack's Liver Pills, Colleton Bitter*. F.pping's Saraiparilla and Queen's ? Delight, Rud way's Rcadv Relief and other < popular remedies, Dr. Tobias'Venetian Lin- t tment, Ac., AcAll medicines sold at his establishment f are neatly labelled, carfully packed, if desir- | ed, and sent to any part of the town, or to the t Rail Road Depot, free of charge. | The qualities of the medicines warranted; charges as uniform,and as low as good medicines can he bought at any establishment in thPu p country. Orders respeetfullv solicited. Z. J. DK HAY. March 30, 1853. 8?ly. ERASER A: THOMSON, Factors & Commission Merchants, auger's worth wharf, CHARLESTON, S.C. frf.d'k e. fra8f.r. paul s. thomson. ( Sept.1,1852. Iv?30- 1 "lewisville FEMALE SEMINARY. te* milks east of chesterville, 8. c. Rev. l McDonald, Visitor. '"IMIE exercises of tiiis Institution will he ' X resumed on the 18th of July, under the direction of Mrs. A. S. WYLIE, Principal. Mrs. ANNE LEWIS, Miss MATT IE C. UNDF.RWOOI), Assistants. Trustees.?Wm. Knox, John Cherry, William A. Rosboro James Drennan, James 1 Lewis, Dr. A. P. NVvle. , F??r a circular containing further parlicu- , Iara, address, Mrs. A. S. Wylic, Lewisville P. O., Chester District, S. (\ ( July 13 23 U SOUTH CAROLINA. L A NCA S TE It D IS 17i IC T. James M. Richardson") vs. I In Equity. Cyrus A. Allen and I Lancaster District, wife Jsne, Thomas 1 Kill to Review and ; Richardson, Jno Rich- | Reverse Decree for j nrdson, Joseph B. I Subrogation, Relict i Klingle and wife Mar- | and Injunction* die. i garet, Mary Allen, j I IT appearing to my satisfaction, that all the above named defendants, reside without 1 the limits of this State, It is ordered on mo- I tion of Williams, solicitor for complainant, I that each and all of said defendants do answer plead or demur to the bill in above case, on or before the 1st day of October 1853, ] otherwise judgment pro oonfesao will be or- ' dcred against each and nil of them. ' JAMK8 II. WITHERSSOON, Com. Eq. L. D. ] 20?3m Printer's fee $7. FOURTH OF JULY. > . .... ( FROM and after the 1st day of July of 1 the present year, we will sell at the ' New York Depot, Bell Air, for cash any 4 Goods at cost, merely adding 10 per cent to ' New York cost for expenses, and on credit 4 we will sell at our former VERY I/JW ' prices. M. S. SORREI* 4 June 22 20^ tf OT k T1? A!7 dATTmir (\ I nor tit < i 01A1?j ur DUU in UftttVLilNA. i LANCASTER DISTRICT. A J. BELDON, who is in the custody of the Sheriff of loncaster District by virtue of a Writ of Ca Sa at the suit of Miss D. McEwen having filed in my office togeth- j er with a schedule on oath, of his whoie estate and effete, his petition to the Court of j Common Pleas, praying that he may be ad- . mittod to the benefit of the act of the Gene- , ral Assembly, made for the relief of insolvent debtors. It ia ordered that the said Miss D. c McEwin ar.d all others, the creditors to f whom the said A. J. Beldon Is in anywise f indebted, be, and they are hereby summoned and have notice to appear before the said court at Lancaster Court House, on the 17th day of October nexty-at 11 o'clock A. M., to show cause, if any they oan, why Uie prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. Office of Common Pleas Laneaoter Die ' Mot this 15th day of February 1955. H. R. PRICE, CIV I Inly flth M?ftat. I )RY GOODS & GROCERIES. Lancaster Division, IVo. SO, SONS OF TEMPERANCE, Holds its Regular Weekly Meetingsatthe rempcrance Hall every Tuesday Evening, it 7 o'clock. S. L. STRAIT June 16. 19 R. S. JOSEPH B. KERSHAW, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AMD SOLICITOR IM EQUITY, Will heraafter regularly attend t'? Courts of Lancaster District. March 'J, 1853. 4?Gmpd. G. & If. CAMERON, Tiporters and Dealers in CHINA. GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE 145 Meeting-st,, Oitosite Hayke-st. lave now in store a complete assortment of iOODH IN THEIR LINE of their own MPORTATION, to which thev invite the ttcntion of merchants visiting Charleston. UK a At. f. AT TRF. lowest rket tricks eb. 23 ly 1853 ma3 MATRE8S MAKING AT LANCASTER. IX7E are happy to announce to the citizens It of Lancaster District and surroundig country that we are daily manufacture tg MATHESSES of all kinds which for urabilily can not be surpassed and which ("e sell at as low a price as we can afford. P. FUNK & Co., Cotton taken in exchange for matrasses. May 4. 1853, 13?3m. A20 Reward ! rHE above reward will be paid for the delivery to myself, or lodgement in nny Inil, of my fellow IIAMI.ET, who left my iremises about 1st of February last. Said Fellow was purchased of the Estate of Eliis Eraser; he is about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches tigh, rather sprightly in appearance and of duck complexion. F. I). GREEN. Idncnstcr, April 22, 1853. 12 tf, DR. ALFRED CRAVEN, RESIDENT SURGEON DENTIST, Yorkvilie, S. C. ix the east side of MAIN street, NEARLY orrosiTF. mr. iiauris' hotel. VRT1F1CIAL TEETH inserted on Gold Plate?from one to a full sett. June 8 18 ly 25 Dollars Reward [IANAWAY front the subscriber's plantaII lion, the last of April, his ilitKi-o Jlan Jerry, iged 33 or 34 years, fi feet high, scarred on inc side of his forehead?compleclion ntulao. I will give the above rewnrd for his delivery at nty plantation, 12 miles north west of jtncahtcrville, or at my plantation 3 miles ;ast of Chcsterville, or any jail so 1 can get tint. 11. MOBLEY. Julie 30, 1853. 22tf HEAD QUARTERS, Mil.FORD, June 27, 1853. Order \n. rfAHE Aids de Camp of the Governor, re JL siding in the 1st Division, are especially ordered to attend him during the reviews under orders of the 23d inst., and other? whose convenience will permit, are requested also to attend him at such places as suit them. By order of the commander in chief. J. W. CANTEY, Adj't. and Insp'tr Gen. July 13 23?It. (X) PARTNE RSHIP N0TICE7 T! IB undersigned have formed a co-partnership for the transaction of the Faotcrage &c Commission Rl Ki \ i: ^ ? n the City of Charleston, under the name of ROSSER & WARREN, The usual advances will be made on all Produce consigned to us, and strict and perlonal attention given to ull business entrusted to our care. Our office on Central Wharf, will be open?d on or before tlic 15th of September nexi. JOHN ROSSER, T1IOS. J. WARREN, July 13 23?im LANDSFORD MILLS. I CAN now say to the community that uiy MIl.ES at I^indsford are in ope,ration ?nd all who wish to give me their grain to grind, will get as good meal as can be made, Mid ns I have one of th*? best set of Rurr'a in the State, and a good Miller, I think I can make as good Flour as any other Mill, and will bo thankful to all who will give me their custom, and I say to tho people, dry yrour wheat well and then you wjll get a jood turn out and good Flour. JOHN FOSTER. July 20 24 tf. MANSION 1J0USE REMOVED. rllE Subscriber having purchased the hotel on the corner of Ilroad stud DeKALB Streets, extensively known as the cicomkkeYN, "ormeriy kept by Mr. Wiy. MeKain.and havng made considerable alterations, ind ADDITIONS to the house, with FIRE PLACES. His friends and strangers will low find him permanently located, where lomlort, cleanliness and Attention with a HOOD TA HLK will always be fourd. Lalies and families travelling will find this a pilot and nleaaant situation. His Stables wili be found in first rate or. ler in charge of a faithful ostler. My friends will please accept my grateful hanks for their Liberal support, and I shall nake every exertion to induce them to coninue their patronuge. E. G. ROBINSON. Camden, S. C. July 8. 336t NOTICE.?I HEREBY offer to dispose of my contract for carrying the Mail rom Charlotte to Camden, to any person ap? >roved of by the P. O. Department, from the ime of agreement. Such person will have he privilletfe of running round from I-ancaa?r to Charlotte, by Munroe, N. C., at pro ato pay for tho increased distance If they hoose. The Stock and Stages to be taken it a fair vaination by two or three disinter *ted persona, and ample time given forth< layment of the same. Apply to JAMES McEWEN. Camden, S. C. Juno 16, HMf. ' Ootton Gins. THRKiyM?* Taylor it CVa saperioi CO^^^KlNS. Just received an4 tor sale mm DR. STRONG'S * COMPOUND SANATIVE PILLS. THESE PILLS rw entirely Vegetable, and ate a moat superior Medicine id the dure of nil Bilious Complaints, Chills and Fever, Dispcpsia, Costivenesp, Liver Complaints, Juandices, Sick Headache, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Fevers of all kinds, Ix>sh of Appetite, Obstructed and painful Menstruati'ob, ahd all lingering diseases. As a Female Medicine they act like a charm, and when taken according to the directions, they never fall to cure the very worst cases of Piles, after all other remedies fail. They purify the blood, equalise the circulation, restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other Secretory Organs to a healthy tone and action; and as an Anti-Bilous Family Modicine they have no equal. Price 25 cents per box. ALSO, DR. STROHG'd PECTORAL STOMACH PELLS. A remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh," Bronchitis, Croup, WhoopingCough, Asthma, Consumption, Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Erysipelas, Disease of the Heart, inflammation and Pain in the Chest, Back and Side, and all diseases arising from a deranged state of the Stomach, ana to relievo the distress and bad feeling from eating too hearty foOd, in weak and dyspeptic habits. Warranted to be PURELY VEGETABLE. These Pills act as en Expectorant, Tonic," and Aperient. One 25 cent box possesses three times more power to cure diseases than a one dollar bottle of any of the Syrups, Balsams, or Sarsaparillas that was evor made. and a simple trial of only one box will prove this important truth. They promote Expectoration, loosen the Phlegm, and Clear the Lungs and other Secretory Organs of all morbid matter, and there is not nnother remedy in the wholo Materia Medics capable of imparting such healing properties to the Lungs and Vital Organs as these l'ills. They cure Costive* ness, produce, a good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the System. Price 25 cents per box, containing 25 doses of Medicine. Call on the Agents who sell the Pills, and get the Planter's Almanac gratis, giving full particulars and certificates of cures. Both kinds of the above named Pills are for sale at Lancaster, C. IL, by HASSELTINE &. 1IAGINS and J. D. HAILE, who also keep a supply of Dk. Spencer's Vegetable Pills and DR. HULL'S CELEBRATED PILLS, which stop the Chills and Fever the first day, and do not sicken the stomach or operate on the bowels. July 20 24 ly? JEW DAVID'S HEBREW PLASTER, THE great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrofula, King's Evil, White swellings, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all fixed pains whatever. Where this Plaatet is applied Pain cannot exist. This celebrated Pain Extractor hus been so extensively used by Physicians and the people in general, both in this country and Europe, that it is almost needle >s to suy any thing about it. Yet there may be some, . who stand in need of ita healing powers who have not vet tried it. For their sakes i we will simply state what it has done in i thousands of eases, and what it will do for them when tried. A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. Rend the following testimony from a Phi* sieian. Gentlemen.?Your Hebrew Plnater has cured me of pains of which I have suffered for twelve years past. During this period I labored under an affliction of my loins and side, and tried many remedies that my own medical experience suggested, but without obtaining relief. At length I used your Plaster, and am now by its good effects entirely cured. I will recotnmed the Jew David or Hebrew Plaster to all, who are suffering from contraction of the muscles, or permanent pains in the side or back. The. people of Georgia have but to become, acquainted with its virtues* when they will resort to its use. Yours, truly, M. W. WALKER, M. D., Forsythe, Monroe County, Ga. To Messrs. Scovil &. Mead, New Orleans, ? - | i?a. Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster in North Carolina. Messrs. Scovil & Mead! ? I have been* troubled with the chronic rheumatism for I the last twelve years. On the fat of July 1849, I was so bad that I could not turn my* | self in bed, and the pain so severe that I , bad not slept a wink for six days. At this time mv attending Phvsician prescribed the 1 "Hebrew Plaster, and it acted like*charm; the pain left me and I slept mofe than half of the night, and in three days f Was able to ride out. I consider the "Hebrew Piaster,* the best remedy for all sorts of pains now in use. G. W. M'MINN. llendersonville, N. C., Aug. 16, 1860. Beware of counterfeits and base imitations ! }#* The genuine will in future have the signature E. Taylor on the steel pluto engraved label on the top of each box. Purchasers are advised that a mean counterfeit of this article is in existence. The genuine is sold only by ??, and by riiir mrrtnt.* ?r,,n.irvtu/l ihrAHjBfiSflSL Q ,V ?and no po<Tlar is allowed to telilL Dealcrs and purchasers generally in cautioned against buying of any bnt oar regular agents, otherwise they wilt be imposed upon with a worthless article. SCOVILdt MEAD. 111 Chortres street. N. Orleans, Bole Gene* rnl Agents for the Southern States, to whom all orders must invariably be addressed. And sold by T.R A J. R. M AGILL, I ancestor C. |f,8. C. A. P. Wylie Chaster, Z. J. Del lay, Camden, M J. J. Workman, do " Fisher & Heinithe, Carlotto, N. C. Fox &, Coldwell, do Winchester Stilt 4k son, Mtmrae, * Ana by one agent in erery town la tho Sonth. ' _ Jnly80 _ itoowty. NOTICE. ITAKK ?I?Ib method of hfbrmiaf Un |ml?lie that my MILLS are in food order for grinding both Ct.. and Wheat, thoee who wleh good floor and a heap o( it com* I will pay 91.00 par baahfcl IWCWft jahl * I Wheat delivered at my Mill. J. ft MUBL*Y. Jnly M U fli.