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DEATHS. Death's "bnt a path that must be trod, If man would ever paw to God. Pam ell DIED, in Tippah Co. Mies., on the 24th of May, Mrs, MARY RAY, wife of Rev. -Ainbroac R?y, and daughter of Joseph und ' I'riacilla Garrett, (late of Union District, H C.) aged 52 years. ____ < NEW ADVBRTISMKNTS." I LANCASTER RAIL ROAD. ; jSQ mHtv j ITNDER a Resolution of the Hoard of ] J Directors of the LANCASTER RAIL , ROAD, three setts of books of subscription \ to the capital stock of said road were order ed to be opened as follows, vis : One for | subscriptions by a routo from the village of ' Ijincasterto the town of Camden. Anoth- | or set by a routo from Lancaster Village to | , the Charlotte and Houth Carolina Railroad, | at -or near Chester Village, and a third set , ? l s_?l l- ... # * ?. - i *vii juunvTipuuiia u) n rouio jruni ijcnensiervilla to Homo point on the Charlotte nnd South Carolina Railroad, at or near Ridgeway, and passing near to Liberty Hill.? Same books to be opened on the 12th dav of September next, for twenty days, nnd to cfoao on the 31st day of the same month under 1 the direciioa of tho following Commissionem. vii: 1 At Camden. S. C?John Rosaor, J. M. DeSanssurc, nnd W. Thurlow Cnston. ' At Flat Rock, Kershaw District.?VVnj. j Kirklnnd, G. R. Milter, nnd John Knox. At Liberty Hill.?Jesae Kllgore, VVylie Patterson, nnd W. C. Cunningham. ' At Taxahaw, Lancaster District.?C. Us- ' ty, John MeMnnus, and Glass Caston. At Pleasant Hill.?John W. Twitty, Lew- 1 is M. Cauthen, and Dr. VV. C. Cauthen. At Jxtncasler, C. //.?John Williams, John ' A. Stewmnn, and R. L. Crawford. At Pleasant Valley, P. ().?G. D. Bockfiom, R. C. Potts, and RobL M. Miller. At \fonrue, C. H.?D. H. Covington, W. W. Hart, and M. J. Stewart. | At Wilsons Store, X. C.?Hugh Wilson, Wm. Crow, and John Walker. At Clyburn's Store, Itanceister District.? T. I* Clyburn, J. R. Welsh, and M. Ilorton. 1 At (Jhcstcr, C. If.?John A. Bradley,Suml. Me.Hilly, and C. D. Melton. At Moffat's Store.?Henry Moffat, .1. B. McGill, and W. A. Roaborough. Al Ccilnr Shoal*.?). 11. McColly, Dan I. G. Stiuson and Jna. A. H. Gaston. .1/ IVi.atWt 11 tV ?# <S. 1 ?*. WW >ttr?rwf? ir.- A/. TV T7.III1I. G. Itarkley, and J. Z. Hammond. Al Mtbrewajh 8- f -?N. A. Peay, Henry Davis, nnu Dr. II. II. Clarke. Al Citlumhia, S. ?\V. D. DeSuiasurr, J. C. Janey, and Thoa. W. Rndclitfe. Al Charleston, if. C.? B. II. Frost, P. T. Villepigue, and D. K. Prior. Tho Commissioners herein appointed are , requested to make a n tnrn of the books of subscription to tho President nnd Dircctois of the l>aiteiiatcr Rail Road at Lancaster, C. ' H., on or before the 1st Monday in October ' next. 1 Tlic Camden Journal. Chester Standard, Fairfield Herald, South Carolinian nnd Charleston Cornier, will copy weekly for thir v \ days. DIX 3N* BARNES, President. ' I .niK-astcr, C. H., Aug. 2d. 1833. 27?3L 1 not Foe. IS hereby given that M Catawba Lodg-," | No. 24,1. () O. F., will apply to tho la-gislature of this State at its next Sea-don for the passngu of an r.ct conferring upon said Iodize, a corporate existence. \V. A. MOORE, Sec. A?g. 5, 1853. 27?3iii t o. O. F. /RATAWBA LODGE, No. 24, ! *i meets every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. _ \V. A. MOORE, Sce y. JOURNAL OFFICE FOR SALE. ; AS l have determined to remove from j Camden, 1 will sell to an Approved , purchaser, on accomodating terms, THE oFFICK OF TIIE CAMDEN JOCK- , NAL. , The Paper is doing well, bc'.tcr perlmpi I pecuniarily than at any former period of 1 IU) existence, and unless I get a favorable I opportunity to dispose i>f it, will be continued under the nnnagemeiit of its for- | tier Proprietor, Mr. T. VV. Pugtwa, who , will take pleasure in giving all necessary information to any on J desirous of cngag- < ing in the business. Tho office is well < furnished with every thing uaually four d in a printing oflien. THOP. J. WAJtltEN. HEAD QUARTERS. MILKOUl), July l!5th 1853. Order No. r|MIE following clsoso of Section thirteen oi if 10 /let or io-ii, ii noi complied with by tho Brigadier Generals or Cotninnnduals of Brigades, the law will be strictly onforced : "lie sliall annually make and transmit to tho Adjutant and luapertor General of tliia Stole, oy the first dny of October, a fall and ( complete report of the strength of his Brig* ( ode, of the public arms, equipment*, books, { ordinance and military stores in its posses*. , ion." Afte? *he extension of this order, rwrfersf tions will not be accepted until the above is , complied with. ( The Major Generals are charged with the { extension of this order. By order of the ( Commander in Chief. J..W. CANTKY, Ad'jt. and Ins Gen. St $26 REWARD. T WILL give the above reward for the apX prehension and delivery to me eight 1 I miles North of John L. Millcr'a atore. South ' Carolina, nt my Mill on Little Black Creek, fe for my legre .Knn Lewis, Lj-' or Twenty Dollars if confined in any jail, so , that 1 can gct him again. Lewis is about 6 91 veara or ngr?dark mulatto, chunky In j A build weighing 140 or 150 poanda, haa a R down look when spoken to, and went off ! with a large hoad of hair, Lawis abeeonded 1 on the 18lh of July 1853. H?id hoy waa raiaed near Brewer'a Gold 1 Mine, 8. and he mav have aonw forged 1 paaa for what I know, if ao aecure the paaa no I con aae H. Any information concerning , y hint, directed to Whlte"a Htore, A neon Co., N. C., Will bo thankfully received. TOWNLY RKDPRAM. ft Angaat 3d, 1858. 86?3m I iVL tborisod to aell lando of the Eetato of Thomas Sumter, lying in Chesterfield, Ion* raster and Karefinw Dtelrtota. Paraona i wishing to purr hand wilt please addrcaa Ma 1 at JXahopvilia, dtntn ihatriet. f. SUMTER, Ex* #te. < 8umieryUle.fi. C. Aag. td. 1853 86?f. ADVERTISEMENTS- "j South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT. By James II. Wit her spoon, Esq. Or- J dinary of said District. fo WHKRKA3, William C. (Hbbons has applied to mo for letters if Administration on nil and singular, tho floods and Chntcls, Rights and Credits >1' Thomas H. Gibbons, sr., lato of the Dis- 2 trict aforesaid, dee'd. w Those aro, therefore, to cite and admonish ill erd singular, thh kindred and creditors ot _ tho said deceased, to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court for said District, to be holdon at Lancaster Court 1 House on the 9th day of August next, to fj #how cause, if any, why the said adininistrn* lon should not be granted. C 1 Given under my hand and seal, this | L S. > 2tit|i*dny of July, in the year ( y of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-three, and in tho seventyeighth year of American Independence. JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, O. L. D. 36?3t. Printer's Foe 82. HEAD QUARTERS, Milforo, Jnly 7, 1863. [Order No ] THE Commander in Chief has learned with painful regret of the death of a cherished member of his Stalf, IJeut. Col. Samuel Spnrks, Jr. As a soldier he was fully imbued with a sense of duty, courage nnd patriotism ; as a gentleman no was urbane, generous, nnd full of social virtues. It is therefore ordered that the staff wear Ihe usual badge of monrning for the soace uf thirty dnys. and that n copy of this order I bo forwarded by the Adjutant General, to bis afflicted parents, who have so much rauso to mourn the untimely death of an only and beloved son. By order of the Commander in Chief : J. VV.CANTEY Adj't. and Insp. Gen. July 14?3t Waxhaw Tent, X. O. R." tVTEETS every Suturdtiy even- _ .ttfl ing at 8 o clock. DAVID P. HKMlNIS.lt. S. IMt. ItOCi lCS LIVERWORT AND TAR. M FOB THF. COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma. Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, j and all other lung Com* plaints, tending to j CONSUMPTION. I.OOK AT ITS 1; UNPARALELLED SUCCESS. ' THE above distinguished Cough Medicine Jc is carrying nil before It In l ung Complaints. In all sections of tho country it is X constantly performing Cures which astonish ' sven Physicians themselves. Look at the liigh character and standing of the names ls which vouch for Its unrivalled healing pow- St rr. il. Cox, M. D. ; Hon. Judge Morse : kr Hon. Judge NVm. Burke, for more than 20 w' rears [xmt master at Cincinnati ; R. S Now- ho ton, M. I>., Professor of tho Med'cal College HJI ?t Memphis. 'Venn. : John A. Collins. Eaq. : "i1 propr'u tor of the Temperance Organ and M General Agent ot the Grand Division of the 01 Sons of Temperance of Ohio ; Wm. II. Le- ?1 ri-ton. Esq., Editor of tho II. S. Military and 'h Naval Argus at N. Y. : Thus. C. Fnulder, Esrj. of Albany : Rev. II. Wiseman, Rev. R. Hoyt. N. Y.; and we could nntno hundreds, ivo thousands of others who testify from ? personal experience, that it has cured them and their friends in some oases after all oth er remedies hud failed. Such men never make such statements, unless convinced of their truth, beyond the possibility ofudoubt I? Rc.kI n few of the letter*. 1 Extract from n letter from I1'. M.Corry, to II. I.. Stewart, Esq., No. 137,Second Street New York. ? Srxr.TA, Juno 30, 1819. Dear Friend Stewart:?I have been home now just two months. When I last saw vou I had little hopes of ever petting any Tl better. But I have now the pleasure of tlianking you for recommending me to take Cj I>r. Rogers* Syrup of liverwort, Tar and Ja Canelialupua. I pot a dozen bottles of it. M iind I must say it has done mo more good Ri (hen any other medicine I have ever taken. B. On my first takinp it, it increased tl?e expec- gn torsion, and I raided a great deal of Bloody matter from my lungs. But that hns now censed, and so has my cough, nearly. I eoujfh but little now, and expect soon to be cntrely free from it. 1 consider it an invslmblc medicine, and shall recommend it to ^ nil who are afflicted with a cough or disuasrd Longs. * * * ,r I lei a young Indv, who had the CON. "J1 SUMPTION, and had bled n good deal from ' 1 the lulgs. and doetored several months with our physician, but grew worse, have one bottle of p, and it enrod her. It acted almost Ihirr.etsouslv in her case. Yout sincere friend, F. M. CORRY. I Bleeding Lungs Cored. J SEE HOW PROMPTLY IT ACTS' un Stat"r|ont of Mr. A. Ijing. Baker, No 388 C Rearl atrtet, New York.?A few days Itcfore fol Inat Christmas I was taken unwell, and soon pi (ommrnvd bleeding freely at the lungs. I rc, railed in ? Homirpathic Physician, hut his fr*, medicine Md not seem to help me. I read rn| Ktir advcitisement' and thought I would try c|, . Roge^' Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Liiaiiciiaiiyuo. itrforv 1 iiiui ink.-ii up the r(| third bottfe, my bleeding had stopp<?l, my ?p rouffh WaA vonc. and I felt well ? naiini ? my hoalthU now good. I eonaider it a moat j.|l( excellent nkedicine. nnd cordially recommend Hri it to nay fritnda. [Thia statement waa made fnl to the IVopiatore, Marrh 12, 1850,) Circular*, Ac. An no ordinary aiied advertiacment can hn explain fulM the meiite and nature of thia m] irticle, the tyop?ioton> have published a new ma Circular, givng the bietory of thia Medicine, the diwppti<*, nature 4w., of Ha principle be ingredients ; the effect they are designed to tiava upon tfo long* and liver,and a copioua ^ to the pereoik who have been cored by it? de giving their dimes and reaidenees even to vn the aired am) the number. Thoae who are no troubled with a eoBirh. or whoae Innsa are k* in the I Mot afcc'cd, arc earnestly desired to sail upon the ugrnt.4 named below, and proeuro one of t|oim pamphlets. It can be had gratis, and wel repay a peruaai. 800VIL Sl MEAD.T 111 nirtrw Street, New Orleans. Wholesale (Metal Agents for the United ? Hteten, uJwhoen all order* muat be addreined. I And sold I/ 1. T. K. &- J.R. l^AOIIX, leneaeter C.H., S.C. A A. P. Wylie Chester ry, A J. DeHay . ' Camden ? fr< J. J. Workman do - Li Wineheeter, St t * Son Mvmroe, If. C. wl Pleher St Heir. W, Charlotte, N. C. *? Pox St CnMwe do. * - be And by one i aunt in every lawn m the ffa - wv w i * I** ft# July *> ^ . lUeWly V M1SCE LLANEOUSl Cotton Grins. rHREE of K. T. Taylor dt Co's superior COTTON GINS. Just received and . r sale by BILLING3 & BELK. ~ NOTICE" V I jorsons nro strictly forbidden to j V credit any onf. on my account, as I ill not pay any debts so charged. ) R. S. BAILEY. 1 New Books. 1 rUST received from the publishers, New ] York. Reveries of on old maid. t Beatrice or the unknown Relatives. The swamp Steed, The Prairie Scout, Captain Kyd, i Whitehall or the times of Cromwell, Game Cock, I lends and Hearts or my Brother the Colonel. Wacousta or the Prophesy, Ruth Garnet or the Loves of the Enrle of Rochester. Minnie Grey or the Ancestral Curse, Whltefriars or the Days of Charles 2nd, < The llitlc Rangers, 1 The Emigrant Squire. New York by Gus Light, Jenny Diver. Three Strong Men, The Wedding Dress, Colin or New York above Ground, Gentleman Jack or Life on the Road, ' Kate Pemrose. The Mysteries of Free Masonry, by Cnpt. < William Morgan. 1 The Rebels and Tories or the blood of the Mohawk. Eeartc or the Salons of Paria, The Heirs of Derontwatcr, Tti.n Nr...... Gildcroy, The Heirs of Randolph Abbey. For sale at the BOOK STORK. June 23 20 tf. South Carolina. LAXCA STKR MS TRICT. In the Com mitn Rlettx. i argnret J. Stewart Admx. i Declaration in vs. > Foreign Jonathan I). Johnson. ) Attachment. . J. Cnuthnn St J. K. J-*} * Doclajation in Jeckhnm,Kx'r&. Kxr'x 1 Foreign vr. j Attachment. ' Jonathan D. Johnson. J J no ExY & Ex'rx nO Declaration in J. Beckham, doe'd. 1 . Foreign vs. | Attachment. I inathan D. Johnson J "I7IIEREAS, the plaintiffs did on the 15 ij dav of .March Inst, tile their declara- j >ns against the defendant who, (it is said) nbsent from and without the limits of this ! ate, and has neither wife nor nttorney,? ' lown within the limits ?>f the same, upon honi n copy of the said Declaration might ' served: it is therefore ordered that the . id defendant do appear and plead to the id declarations on or before the 16th day arch which will 1m; in the year of our I.ord ^ ?e thousand eight hundred and fifty-four, ' lierwise final and absoluto judgment will en be given ami ordered ngninst him, JOHN A STKVVMAN,Clerk. Clerk's Offlen, Lancaster C. If. March 15. 1853. &? 1 3mlv&.ld JAMES mWhT 1* 4' us w a'ii m* m j-%.; m * m w i \Nl? 1 OR Will I) I Ml AGENT, CAMDEN, S. C. March 9. 1*53 &? lv. ] SOUTllC AROU NA LANCASTER DISTRICT. * tioinas Richardson," vh In Equitv, I I'ruft A. Allen and Iaincaater District, no liia wife, Janica Dill to Review nml . Richardson John Rcverso Decree for ichanlaon, Joseph Subrogation,Relief &. Klingle and Mar- Injunction <f*c. iret his wife, Mary * i Allen. ] T appearing to my satisfaction, that all the . above named defendants, reside without ' 0 limits of this State, It is ordered on mo- 1 ?n of Willinms, solicitor for complainant, at each and nil of said defendants do an,-er plead or demur to the bill in above easo, 1 or before the 1st day of October 18A3, herwise judgment pro confesso will be orrcd against each and all of them. J. II. WITIIKRSPOON, . Com. Eq. I* D. 20?3m Printer's fee #7 j 5>PARTN FRSFifp^orcE7 i HUE undersigned having entered into a L. copartnership in the city of Charleston der the neme and firm of HAXBE&8, CHI80LM A MOORE, J r the purpose of transacting a general I tCTORAOE & COMMISSION Business, ? ipectfully tender their services to their < ends, acquaintances, and the public gene- c ny, tor lite oiling or Cotton, or Uio pnr- c Haing of Goods of nny description. Any or all of the products, or man u fact a rarticlea of tho coun'rv, will bo r-c< tved on consignment, disposed of promptly d to the best advantage. At such tune as ere insy bo only a limited demand for sn tide consigned to them, a market will bo und where it will command its value. The receiving and forwarding of goods i II also have thoir prompt attention. , Kvory exertion will be used to eondnet all , sinofts entrusted to their care, in such a v inner as to rnnke it mutually profitable and recable. ' liberal advances upon consignment will made. From their long experience in business i d general acqnaintanco with the wants and t sires of the people, with a pledge to dele their entire time and skill to the boaim, they flatter themselves that tbey will enabled to give entire satisfaction. A share of patronage ia respectfully so lie- | d. 1 B. W. CHAMBERS. ? HENRY L. CHISOLM ? W. C. MOORE. < July 20 14?6i * LUMBER! LUMBER!! X)R sale at the Subscriber a Steam Mill , 7 miles from Gooeh and Ingram's Fcr- i , 10 mltea from Brown's Ferry .fty miles a ho Ioncaater C. H., and 16 milaa from c berty Hill. None need be disappointed < to send and all Mils will be filled alike , ortaat pcaalbla notice and of ehoieesi Tint- ( r, we pledge oarselvcs as heretofore to MISCELLANEOUS, LANCASTER DAGUKRREAN HALL. J. B. COUSART. NOW Informs the citizens of this place and country generallv> that he i.? now prepared for the purpose of giving those who may wish to do so, nil opportunity ol pftjeuring perfect LIKENESSES. of themselves or their friends. The luteal improvements are now In his possession. Indies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited to call and examine his stock. Miniatures inserted in lockets and Breastpins in the neatest style. Lancaster, Sept. 15,1852. 32?1y MoOARTER & Co.I (successors to mccartek & allen.) W II O L E S A L B BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, corner meeting and plkckrey-sts., J. J. McCarter. J E. J. Dawson, [ CHARLESTON,S. C, J. Brvnn Jr N BS?"* A complete assortment of Law, Medical, School and Miscellaneous Rooks, together with Blank Books, Paper and Stationerv, of every description, kept constantly on hand. and offered at the lowest prices, Feb. 23 1853. 3 ly pd. Z J DE HAY. APOTHECARY 4 1>KI (.GIST, CAMDEN, S,C. 'TAaKES pleasure in announcing to the J- citizens of Ijincnstcr and the. adjacent 'ountry, that he is now receiving his Spring ind Summer supply of Drugs. Chemicals and Patent Medicines ; I'nints,f)ils, Window Glass, Varnishes, Glassware, and l*atnps ; Paint Whitewash and Varnish Brushes. ALSO, Tooth, Ilair, Nail, Flesh and Bath Brushes Soaps. Cosmetics, Hair Restoratives, Transjuxrenl Wash halls and Cakes, Perfumery, Mirrors, Vases, Porte Monaies, Glove Boxes and Dressing Gases A LSO, LAMP WICKS. BURKING FLUID AND Garden Seeds. He is now the regularly appointed Sale Agent for the following valuable Family Medicines, viz.?Dr Guysott's Yellow Dock ind Sarsapurilln, Dr. Rogers* Liverwort and l'ar, Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster. Dr. Haughton's Pepsin, Dr. Marchisi's Ute'ine Catholicon. Dr. Allen's Vegetable Compound, Dr. little's Family Medicines, Loulen & Co's Family Medicines, Dr. Heeler's Family Medicines, Dr. Hobcnsack's Worm Syrup, Dr. Hobcnsack's liver Pills, Colleton Bitters. Epping's Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight, Radway'a Readv Relief and other aopular remedies, Dr. To\)ias' Venetian I.inmcnt, Ac., AcAll medicines sold at his establishment ire neatly labelled, carfully packed, if desired, and sent to any part of the town, or to the tail Komi Depot, free or charge. The qualities* of the medicines warranted ; 'harden as uniform.and as low as pood inedcincscanbo bought at any establishment in .lie up country. Orders respectl'ully solicited. Z. J. DE HAY. March 30, 1853. 8?ly. FllXsER & THOMSON, Factors & Commission Merchants, apoek's north wharf, CHARLESTON, S.C. fked'k e. eraser. Paul s. Thomson, Sept.t, 1808. 1y?30LEWISVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY. ten mlf.es east of chestervillf., s. c. Rr.v. L McDONALD, Visitor. 1A1IE exercises of this Institution will be resumed on the 18th of July, under he direction of Mrs. A. S. VVYLIE, Principal. Mrs. ANNE LEWIS, Mtss MATT IE C. UNDERWOOD, Assistant*. Trustees.?Wm. Knox, John Cherry, William A. Roshoro James Drennan, Jtmat Lewis, Dr. A. P. Wyle. For a circular containinu fnrther pnrtlcunrs, address, Mrs. A. S. VVylie, l/owisville P. O., Chester District, S. C. July 13 S3 4t "SOUTH CAROLINA. LA JVC A ST Eft I) IS TRIC T. lames M. Richardson ] vs. In Equity. ?yrus A. Allen and Lancaster District, vifo Jane, Thomas Rill to Reviefr and Hiehardson, Jno Rich- Reverse Decree for irdson, Josenh B. Subrogation, Reliel [dingle and wife Mar- and Injunction, die. gnret, Mnry Allen. ? IT appearing to my satisfaction, that all the above named defendant*, reaidc without ho limit* of thia State, It is ordered on mo. ion of William*, solicitor for complainant, hat each and all of said defendant* do nnnver plead or demur to tho bill in above case, hi or before the 1st day of October 1853, tthcrwifte judgment proconfeaao will be orIcrod against each and all of thorn. JAMES II. W1TIIERSOON, Com, Eq. I* D. 30?3m Fnnior'a fee ^7, FOURTH OF JULY. FROM and after the I at day of July of the present year, we will aell at the Mew York Depot, Hell Air, for cosh any iooda at coat, merely lidding 10 per cent to Mew York coat for expenses, and on credit vo will aell at our former VERY LOW >rices. M. S. SORREL. Juno 22 20 tf_ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. LANCASTER DISTRICT. A J. BELDON, who I* io the custody of lm, tno nnonrr 01 i.mcwwr i/tamci by virtue of a Writ of Ca 8a at the auitof Miu X McEwen having filed in my office together with a schedule on oath, of hie whole eeate and effect*, hie petition to the Court of Common Pleaa, praying that he may bo adnitted to the benefit of the act of the Geito*1 Assembly, made for the relief of tneelveot lebton. It ia ordered that the add Mias D. dcEwin and all other*, the creditor* to vhout the miu A. J. Beldon in in aoywlae ndebted, be, mod they are hereby summoned u?d have notice to appear before the ealft to art at Laneeetar OoK Hooae, on the 17th lay of October oexh-at 11 o'einofc A. H, to howeaaae, if any they ean, wiry the prayer ?f the petitioner should not be ?WtoA^ OflMof Common Plene hWutft Hh ikt tide 15th day of FehrnmjM^tt.^ . DRYGOODS& GROCERIES. Lancaster Division^ No. 30, SONS OF TEMPERANCE, Holds its Regular Weekly Meetings atthe Temperance Hall every Tuesday Evening. ' nt 7 r'clock. S. L. STRAIT | June 19 R. S. ' JOSEPH B. KERSHAWT ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR Iff EQUITY, Will hfcru&fter regularly attend th Courts of Lancaster District. March 2,1853. 4?Ginpd. I _ G. k H. CAMERON, Importers and Dealers in ' CHINA. GLA8S, AND EARTHENWARE ! 1 145 MEF.-fisn-sr., Orrosm: Haysk st. Have now in store a complete assortment of j (>OOl)S IN THEIR LINE of their own j IMPORTATION, to which they invite the! attention of merchants visiting Charleston. , for baleatthf. lowest rket it. ice* j , Feb. 23 ly 1853 ma3 I MATRES8 MAKING AT LAN- ! CASTER. \V/*E are happy to announce to the citizens T t of Lancaster District and surrounding country that we are daily manufacturing MATRESSES of all kinds which for durability can not be surpassed and which wc sell at as low a price as we can afford. P. FUNK S; C.\, Cotton taken in exchange for matresses. May 4. 1853, 13?3in. CHAMBERS, JEFFERS &CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CHARLESTON S. C. THE nndersitined beg leave to return thnnks to their numerous friends for their past liberal patronage, and inform them that they still continue the business as heretofore and I hold themselves ready to serve their friends and all who may favor them with consignments or business, to the best of their skill and ability, and that no effort on their part will l>e wanting to give them satisfaction. CHAM HERS, JEFFERS &. CO. Charleston, S. C. July 28th 1853. 20 fit DR. ALFRED CRAVEN, I RESIDENT SURGEON DENTIST, York villc, S. C. os THE EAST SIDE of MAIS STREET, NEARLY i orrosiTE MB. karris' HOTEL. Artificial teetii inserted on Gold Plate?from one to a full sett. June 8 18 ly 25 Dollars Reward HANANVAY from the subscriber's plantation, the Inst of April, his Negro iflim Jerry. aged 33 or 34 years, 0 feet iiigli, scarred on i one side of his forehead?compaction nnilato. I will give the above reward for his delivery nt my plantation, 12 miles north west of , Ijincastcrville, or nt rny plantation 3 miles I east of Chesterville, or sny jail so 1 can get | him. II. MORI *"Y. JiiUe 30, 1853 22tf HEAD QUARTERN -MILFORD, June 27, 1853. Order iXa. THE Aids de Cainp of tho Governor, reHiding in the 1st Division, are especially ordered to attend him during the reviews under orders of the 23d inst.. and others whoso 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'L and Insp'tr Gen. July 13 23?It. COPARTNERSHIP NOTfCEr THE undersigned have formed a co-partnership for the transaction of thp ? Factorage & Commission BIISIIVESS in the City of Charleston, under the name of ROSSER & WARREN, The uaual advances will be made on all Produce consigned to ua, and strict and personal attention given to all business entrusted to our care. Our office on Central Wharf, will he opened on or before the 15th of September nexi. JOHN ROSSER, THOS. J. WARREN, July 13 23? Ira LANDLORD MTT.T.S, 1" CAN now say to the commnnity that my I X MILLS at loindaford are in operation and all who wish to give mo their grain to grind, will get as good meal an can be made, and as I have one of tli? best act of Burr's in the State, and a good Miller, I think I can make as good Flour as any other Mill, and will be thankful to all who will give me their custom, and 1 say to tho people, dry your wheat well and then you will get a good turn out and good Flour. JOHN FOSTER. July UP 'i\ tf. MANSION HOUSE REMOVED. npHE Subscriber having purchased the hoL tel on the corner ol llrond and DeKALB Streets, extensively known as the CROSS KEYS, formerly kept by Mr. Win. McKain.and having made couaid?rablc ulteratlouM, and ADDITIONS to the house, with FIRE PLACES. His friends and strangers will now find him permanently located, where comfort, cleanliness and attention with a (WOD TA RLE will always be four d. ladies and families travelling will find this a quiet and pleasant situation. His Stsnles will be found in first rate or. dor in chargo of a faithful ostler. My friends will please accept my grateful thanks for their Liberal support, nna I shall make every exertion to inauce them to continue their na trounce. ~ E.O.ROBINSON. Camden, S. C. July 8. 936t Notice.?i hereby offer to di* * of my contract for earning the Mail from Charlotte to Camden, to any peraon approved of by the P. O. Deportment, from tne time of agreement Such peraon will have k the privilege of running round from I-ancaah ter to Charlotte, by Monroe, N. C, at pro rato pay for the ieereaeed dietaoce if they a MBMee. The Stock and Stager to be taken Oh (Mr valuation by two or three diainterHkld pereona, and apple ttmo given forth# HHlmt of the eatde. Apply to JASfES MeSWEN. ] ftmilw.ac. Jane 15, - l?of. - 5CTUS IB i wmmmm: lo Subscribe ! u? has received, not only from the cifizens h C'pro I inn, but from the whole Southern Iger," dtsrious of making -his paper aeliis power, has determined to reduce his unite. The rates of subscription will dollars in advance, two dollars and fifty ireo dollars if delayed six months. Ten dvunec, will have the paper furnished for ios of six subscribers and sending ns mail gratis. ed to this paper, the Proprietor is thigh 1 I be takes great pleasure now, in informger, that so soon as he returns from the entirely in new type, and in type small* nenrly ' READING MATTER! :e this paper useful and interesting ns A teasing interest for an outsider- one who mption with many, that a newspaper pub* nlv be interesting to a citizen of tiie Disho case. Our country papers epitomize inn, give the reader choice miscellaneous lie Ledger, the editor takes great pains in terest, the extracts in this paper are gen* . PUQ-gpJ OP TI LANCASTER Now is (he Time FEELING very grateful for ttie patronage I of I<ancn*tcr District, or the State of Sout Country, the Proprietor of the "Lancaster Le( cessnbie to all, by offering every inducement in 1 Subscription price to $!. 5U, when ten or more therefore be as follows : for n single copy, two cents if payment be delayed three months, and tli hew subscribers, by paying the cash 0$ld.) in a one year. Any person who will procure tbe nam $10, will be furnished with the l.edger one year The patronage which has been hitherto extend io believe must in part bo attributed to merit, am ing the good friends and well wishers of the l.cd North, be contemplates printing the paper almost cr than at present used, which will give the reader TWICE THE QUANTITY Of i t The intention of the editor is not only to miff local District Paper, but at the same time as pos? has 110 predilections lor Ijnncaster. It is a presu lished at one of our country Court Houses, can o triot where the paper is published. This is not t the news of the city dailies, and in i n abridged fc reading in n small compass. In tbe conduct of tl selecting articles, and except articles of stirring in crally taken from papers published nt n distance, i paper may be NEW. Many tales which have be ieeted from English papers, liuvo never before bo< The first effort of tbe editor having been so s atisfac lion, ho will in n few weeks, commence tin ORIGINAL Inch will occnpy. perhaps, sotnc ten or twelve n ivon in each number. The "Ledger" is, and always will be AN INDEPEND3 lth ough this independence is not so construed a detuning any set of men or measures. God gran riouslv threatened the peace and comfort of our ] love peace?our efforts shall be to promote pe. when unmolested, when trod upon be will curl. < nnre may cease to be a virtue, and young and through our veins,although disposed to go to an yet when more than i* reasonable or just isdomni tbe calumet and blow away the smoke. The "ledger," we are determined, shall be a eo The MARKETS will not be neglected, and make it a paper worthy of patronage. One depai clcs on AiilBWi LTiffilj It and every branch of mechanical industry, w ill fr A series of Agricultural articles will be publh "LONG GRABS," which alone will be worth'lie To make a long story short, wo intend to publ where : but we ask assistance to sustain us in our a helping hand. We have been told that we liny better. JLW DAVID S HEBREW PLASTER, rri THE great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, (ju| Fain in tbe Side, 11m. Back, Limbs and jj;l Joints, Scrofula, King's Evil, White gwell- I ? ini s, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all fixed pains whatever. Where this Plaster is ap- J j plied Pain cannot exist. This celebrated Pain Extractor has been j | ao extensively used by Physicians and the , |_ people in general, both in this country and : for Europe, that it is almost needless to say any J wh< thing about it. Yet there may be some, j on. who stand in need of its healing powers j | who have not yet tried it. Por their sakes , Wf we will simply state what it lias done in ,l ? i.. ..r .......... ?.J : J- *? I them when tried. J 1 .1 VOICE FROM GEORGIA. 1 Rend the following testimony from u Phi- !V1( ? thrt Hie inn. Gkxtlemkn.?Your Hebrew Plaster has g?. cured me of pains of which I ha*e suffered '(j for twelve yearn punt. During this period .. 1 labored under an nlliction of my loins and i aide, and tried many remedies that my own j medical experience suggested, hut without j obtaining relief. At length 1 used your > Plaster, and am now by its good effects en- j ? tirelv cured. I will rccommed the Jew Da- , j vid or Hebrew Plaster to all, who arc suffering from contraction of the muscles, or perinanent pains in the side or back. ? The people of Georgia have but to become . acquainted with its virtues when they will j resort to its use. ^ Yours, truly, nnd M. W. WALKER, M. D., Ml Foray the, Monroe County. Ga. 1 To Messrs. Scovil &. Mead, New Orleans, ^or La. Til alsi Jeic David?a or Hebrew Plaster in TA1 North Carolina. Messrs. Scovil &, Mead! ? I have been troubled with the chronic rheumatism for whi the last twelvo years. On the 1st of July day 1849. i was so bad thnt I could not turn my- rate self in bed, and the pain so severe that I J had not slept s wink for six days. At this timo my attending Physician prescribed the "Hebr?.w Plaster," nml it acted like a charm: _ . the pain left tno and I slept more than half C I of the night, and in three days I was able to rido out. I consider the "Hebrew Plaster," the best remedy f?>r all sorts of pains now r-p, in use. G. W. M'MINN. tr~ Henderson ville, N. C., Aug. 16, 1850. gnj $ Sj $ ? ^ M, Beware of counterfeits and base imits* stri tions! / Tho genuino will in future have the cha signature E. Taylor on tho steel plate en- reel graved label on the top of eaeh box. woi Purchasers are ad vised that a mean conn- fail, terfeit of this article is in existence. 1 Tho genuine is sold only by us, and by latii our agents appointed throughout the South See ?and no pedlar is allowed to sell it. Deal- tier ers and purchasers generally are cautioned eint airainstbuvimr of anv but our regular uuh. bos otherwise thoy will he imposed upon ?vith a vcthlrwi article. STOVILt MEAD. 111 ChirtrM street. N. Orleans, Sole Gene- < nit Agents for the Southern States, to whom all order* must invariably be addressed. And sold by T.R. &J. R. MAG1LL,UneaaterC. HnS. C. Br< A. P. Wylle Chester, " 8,4 Z. J. DeHay, Camden, u ?ef J. J. Workman, do M Fisher k. Heinilhs, Carlotte, N.C. & Fox ft. ColdwsU, do M fro" Winchester Stltt ft son, Munroa, " And ' by one agent in every own in the jj? - i% KV^'r ^ e./;^ nun lor this reason, that the matter in this en printed in this paper, having been bc? l'Ii published in America, luceessful. and given such GENERAL 8 publication of another STORY; lumbers, although a large amount will b 3NT PAPER, s to pfevent him from approving or conit that the political strifes which most scpeople some time ago has ceased. We ace, but although the worm is harmless wincing a spirit of resistance. "Frobearvigorous, with Carolina blood flowing extteme limit with our Northern brethren ided, then we halt, and arc ready to break mplete newspaper. all matters of interest shall bo given to tment shall claim great attention ; nrtU jP om time to time appear in the "Ledg died from our esteemed correspond i price of subscription, ish as good a paper as can be found any undertaking. Old subscribers, give us e done very well, but we will try to do Address, R. 8. BAILEY, Lancaster, S. C. SEGARS, 8EGARS. HE best lot of Sugars ever brought to this place, from eight dollars to forty liars per thousand. Just received from ltimore, for sale at the It BOOK STORE. NOTICE. TAKE this method of informing the public that ray MILLS are in good order grinding both Corn and YVhent, thosu a wish good flour and a heap of it come will pay $1.00 per bushel for all good icnt delivered at ray Mill. J. B. MOBLEY. ?iy_2o 24 at. Dirfi ctr ir irn/v ?iw . ??? i ? /v. fjlj 1 ? I AliljJts. ^Iiese Pills net as cn Expectorant, Tonic Apcriont. One 25 cent box possesses >e timcn more power to cure diseases than le dollar bottle of any of the Syrups, sams, or Snrsaparillas that was ever made, a simple trial of only one box will prove i important truth. ["hey promote Expectoration, loosen the egm, and Clear the Lungs and other Setory Organs of all morbid matter, and re is not another remedy in the whole teria Medica capable of imparting such ling properties to the Lungs and Vital fans as these Pills. They cure Coatives, produce a good, regular Appetite, and engthen the System. 'rice 26 cents per box, containing 25 doses Medicine. ?all on the Agents who sell the Pills, I get the Planter's Almanac gratis, giving I particulars and certificates of cures. Uoth kinds of the above named Pills are sale at l^incnster, C. IL, by HASSEL NE &. HAG1N8 and J. D. HAILE, who 0 keep a supply of Dr. Spencer's Veoe3le Pills and DR. HULL'S CELEBRATED PILLS, * ich stop the Chills and Fever the first , and do not sicken the stomach or ope* 1 on the bowels. uly 20 24 ly. DR. STRONG'S IMPOUND SANATIVE PILLS. iimnfe riL<L<o are entirely Vegetable, and are a moat superior Medicine in cure of nil Bilious Complaints, Chills Fever, Dinpepsia, Coativoness, Liver n plaints. Juandices, Sick Headache, Scfoi. Salt Kheuni, Fevers of all kinds, Loaa Appetite, Obatructed and painful Meointion, and all lingering diseases. In a Female Medicine they act like a rm, and when taken according to the ditiona, they nover fail to cure the very rat caaea of Pilea, after all other remedies 'hey purify the blood, equalize the circaon, restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other retory Organs to a healthy tone and aci; and as an Anti-Blloua Family Medti they have no eqnal. Prioo 96 cents par AL80, DR. BTIOVO'I PECTORAL STOitfACH PTT.WL \ remedy for Co?gK Colds, Catarrh* *1 inehitia, Croup, Whooping Cough, Aslh, Consumption, Nervoiw Diacaaea, DyaMia, Coatjvepoaa, Erysipelas, Dkoaau of i Hurt, Inflammation a ad Pain in the wi, Back and Side,and all dtaeaapa nriaiag m a demnged state of tha Stomach, and reliova the diatreaa and bad fcotiae from %*?BI ngjoo hearty food, in waak and Vorrantad to to " 'vi 1 I ? 4Bta ^