The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, August 17, 1853, Page 111, Image 3

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NEW ABVERTISMENTS. SHERIFFS SALES. T> Y virtue of eunday write of Fieri Facias, X3 to mo directed, I will sell before the Court House door in Lancneter, on the first u Monday in September next, within the legal p hours of sale, the following property viz . (_"] fifty acres Land more or less adjoining lands ? of George Hilton, Darling Gardner and others, levied on and to bo sold as the property of James Gardner, at the sepcrate suit of the P Executrix and Executor of S Beckham ,l I (deceased.) Printers Fee $150. ?J Also. 100 acres more or less, adjoining lands of Joseph Blair, Hamuel McMnnus, " and others levied on an to be sold as the w nrAtundu V I fLalvnsn nt tKn aniinPiitn ar r9vrv,v v? vtijvm.m, *mv vr**"vv suit of John C. Mnmguui. jr l'rinters fee $150. f, Also. 200 acret more or less adjoining jr lands of G. M. Funderburk, A. L F underburk and. (it being the Plantation whereon Defcndent Jacob Funderburk lives) levied on and to be aold as the property of Jacob a Funderburk at the seperate sdit of John In- L' gram pro. al. and others. Condition cash * 2tc., 0 Lancaster C. H., August 15th 1853. 283t Printers Fee #150. J.D. HA1LE, 8. I- l>. notice. AS I am determined to close my business and cense the merchantila business, I offer my entire Stook of Good?, y including Dry Goods and Groceries, on the ft most reasonable terms. . J. E. CURETON. ^ Aug. 15, 1843. 2ttf. bacon! bacon! " ftOAA LBS. of Superior North Caroli- b< OvAA/ na Bacon, just received and for hi aale at 12} cents per pound. ci J. E. CURETON. Ij Aug. 15, 1863. 28?tf. tancaster rail roat jfis ca fis ? J3CES. UNDER a Resolution of the Board of $" Directors of the I.ANCA8TKR RAIL ]| ROAD, threo setts of books of aubscription =? to the capital stock of said road were order..j ... i ?i ... . r??.. c.._ utl Ml UO ?rpvnm ?*? iviiwno, ?ic> . vruv ami subscriptions hy a route from the village of latncnstcr to the town of Camden. Another act by n route from Lnncaatcr Village to the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad, nt or near Cheater Village, nnd a third set for subscriptions by a route from laincnsterville to Nome point on the Charlotte nnd Nouth Carolina Railroad, nt or near llidgowny, and passing near to Liberty Hill.? SSaiJ books to be opened on t!ie 12th day of September next, fur twenty days, and to close on the 31st day of the same month under the direction of the following Commiaaion- r era. viz: At Camdrn, S. C.?John Roaaer, J. M. I' DeSausaure, and W. Thlirlow Gaston. Cl Al Flat R<>ck, Kershaw District.?Win. c Kirklat.d, G. R. Miller, t.ud John Know At LUtrly Hill.?Jesse Kilgore, Wylie w PjtV'non, and VV. C. Cunningham. ei At Tnxahaw, Ixsncaster District.?C. lis- ' ry, John MeManus, and Glass Caslon. y At Ple<i*anl llxll. -John W. Twitty, I-cw- b is M. Cauthen,ii?d Dr. W. C. Cauthcn. 1,1 Al La-toaster, C. H.?John Williams, John P A. 8towman, and R. L. Crawford. At Plettsnul Valley, I'. O.?G. D. Reck- ? ham, R. C. FotU, ana RobL M. Miller. At Monroe, C. il.?D. II. Covington, W. ^ W. Hart, nnd M. J. Stewart. At Wilmt's Store, **. C.?Hugh Wilson * Wo. Crow, nnd John Walker. a At Clyburnt Store, Lanrnster District.? P T. L. Clyburn.J. R. Welsh, and M. Horton. a At Chester, C. II.?John A. Bradley,Sand. e MeAlilly, an 1 C. I). Melton. n At Moffat's Store.?Henry Moffat, J. B. McGill, and W. A. Rosborough. At Cetlar Shoal*.?J. B. McCully, Danl. O. Stfuaon and Jas. A. H. G?5*on. a - t?f i T* tir HP ? .? R AI ninnsooro.?o. u. jowwmnn, winii. G. Hartley, and J. Z. Hammond At Ruifietoay, S. C.?N. A. Pray, Henry Davis, and Dr. H. II. Clarke. " Al Columbia, S. C.?W. D. DeSunasnre, 7 J. C. Janey, and Thoa. W. RadclllTo. '' Al Charleston, S. C.? E. II. Front, P. T. '' Villepipne, mid II. R. Prior. J Tbu Comniiasdoners herein appointed are requested to moke a return of the hooks of u subscription to the President and Direction ' of the linneaster Kail Road at Lancaator, C. * H., on or before the 1st Monday in October 1 next r The Camden Journal, Cheater Standard, ? Fairfield llerald, South Carolinian and Char- c leaton Courier, will copy weekly for thir y * days. 1 DIX3N BARNES, President Lancaster, C. H., Aug. 2d, 1853. 27?ftt. NOTICE. IS hereby given that 44 Catawba 1/odge," No. 94,1. O. O. P., will apply to the Legislature of this State at ita next Hesaion for the pasaage of an act conferring upon aaid Lodge, a corporate existence. W. A. MOORE, Sec. Aug. 5, 1853. 27?3m HEAD QUARTERS. MILKORD, July 25th 1853. ( Order No.??? I THE following rlnuao of Section thirteen c of the Act of 1841, if not complied c with by the Brigadier Genera la or Com man- r dants of Brigades, the law will bu strictly en- ? forced 1 "He shall annually make and transmit to ( the Adjutant and Inspector General of this t State, by ths first day of October, a full and ( complete report of the strength of his Brig- , ade, of the public arms, equipment*, books, < ordinance and military stores in ita possess- I ion." t After the extension of this order, resignations will not be accepted until the above is complied with. The Mainr(.cnenila are charirt-d with ths extension of Ihh otftr. By order of the , Commander in Chief. I J. W.CANTEY, Ad'jt. and In* Goo. m st BR. GUYflOTS'8 improved EXTRACT f YELLOW DOCK 4f SARSA PABULLA, W a euro remedy for Heridiury IWat Thonaaada of htdivMoale are earned with gvevfovn eom plain te whkh they inherit from their perewU. The uae of the Ytlkm Dock mni Q*rtmf*ritla will prevent all thie, and pn * of mtum i,a?d ??y ??|. < table Uvea, for it rhorutqgUy utptiafrom umtem Urn Ulmt tofctf, which le the Med of fliwn, ud DO taboo off tho eoroe by which ' the ato* or inUfortiine of tho poronU are oo often rMted upon the innocent offbpring. PamU owe H to tboir children to guard thorn agaloat tho affireta of wtaiadloa that 1 :< may bo eawamnbiotad by hunt, and chiU , dren of parents that bora at an? time boon 1 n(fented with Conaomption, Meroffulo or , HvphilW, own It to the*oo1?oo to toko pee- ' r*ution against the diaeaoa being revlrod in 1 I them. Gajfoott'o oxteaet of Yellow Dock ! and Snraaparllla, ia a tore antidote is atteh ^SwViT* ** * MAtyfJ V ADVERTISEMENTSJOURNAL OITIOE FOB SALE. 481 have determined to remove from Camden, I will sell to an approved urchaser, on accomodating terms, THE FFICE OF THE CAMDEN JOURNAL. The Paper is doing well, tatter perhaps ecuniarily than at any former period of s existence, and unless I get a favorablo pportunity to dispose of it, will he connued under the nanagement of its forler Proprietor, Mr. T. W. Pegucs, who ill take pleasure in giving all necessary iformation to any on 3 desirous of engagig in the business. The office is well irnished with every thing usually fout d i a printing office. Til OF. J. WARREN. I. O. O. F. 1ATAWBA LODGE, No. 24, uj meets every Wednesday vening at 8 o'clock. _____ w. A. MOORE, Secy. _ HEADQUARTERS, Mii.ford, July 7, 1853. [Order No ] rHE Cotnnuindcr in Chief has learned with painful regret of the death of n lerished member of his Staff, Lieut. Col. amuel Sparks, Jr.. As a soldier he was illy imbued with a sense of duty, courage id patriotism ; as .? gentleman he was ur?ne, generous, and full of social virtues. It is therefore ordered that the staff wear to usual badge of monrning for the space f thirty days, and that a copy of this order a forwarded by the Adjutant General, to is afflicted parents, who have so much iuse to mourn the untimely death of an on and beloved son. By order of the Commander in Chief: J. W. CANTEY Adj't. and Insp. Gen. July 14?3t Waxhaw Tent, I. O. R." VTEKTS every Saturday even8ft itig at 8 o'clock. DAVID I'. HEM IMS. R S. DR. ROGER'S LIVERWORT AND TAR, For. Tint co.?in.ETt cunt of Conghs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma. Bronchitis, Spitt ing of Blood, and all other lung Complaints, tending to CONSUMPTION. LOOK AT ITS UNPARALLELED SUCCESS. rlltinbovftdiatin&fuiMlu?dConph Mtdicine 5- as-uU.. ..li iL.r? : ? / m 10 c ii'jiii; mi iiriurf it in I.UIIJ7 \ IFIII* Lint*. In nil sections of the country it is [instantly performing ('urea which astonish ven Physicians themselves. Look nt the !gh eharr.eter nnd standing of the names hich vouvii for Its unrivalled healing pow. r. H. Cox. M. I). ; Hon. Judge Morse : Ion. Judgu VVm. Burke, for more than 20 ears postmaster at Cincinnati ; R. S Now* ?n,M. I)., Professor of the Medie.il College t Memphis, Tenn. : John A. Collins, Esq. ; roprictor of the Temperance Organ and icneral Agent ot the Grand Division of the tons of Temperance of Ohio : Wm. H. !* ison, Esq., Editor of the IJ. S. Military and laval Argus nt N. Y. : Thos. C. Faulder, 'sq. of Albany : Rev. H. Wiseman, Rev. R. loyt. N. Y.; and we could natno hundreds, ve thousands of others who testify from ersonal experience, that it hns cured them nd their friends in some cases after all othr remedies had failed. Such men never inko such statements, unless convinced of heir truth, beyond the possibility of a doubt tend s few of the letters. Extract from a letter from F. M.Corry, to I. L. Stewart, Esq., No. 137 Second Street lew York. SrtRTA. June 3<\ 18-10. Dear Friend Stewart:?I have been home on just two months. When I last saw ou I had little hope* of ever getting an v ettcr. But I have now the pleasure of hanking you for recommending mo to take )r. Rogers' Syrup of Liverw irt, Tnr and 'anelmlagua. I got u dozen bottles of it. nd I must say it has done me more good hen any other medicine I have ever taken. )n my first taking it, it increased the expeeora'ion, and I raised a great deal of Bloodv latter from my lung*. But that hn* now Wised, and no has mv cough, nearly. I 4ugh but little now, and expect soon to be entirely free from it. I consider it nn in* rsluabie medicine, and nhnll recommend it to dl who are afflicted with a cough or disoas>d Langs. I Jet a young lady, who hiul the CONSUMPTION, and had bled n good deal from he kings, mid doctored several months with >ur pnvsiciun. but grew worse, have one botle o| it, and it cared her. It acted almost nirsiulonaly in her case. Yoir sincere friend, F. M. CORRY. Bleeding Lungs Cured. SFF&OW PROMPTLY IT ACTS! Sta%ment of Mr. A. Ia?ng, Baker, No 388 'earl tfreot, New York.?A few days before sat ("Hastintm I was taken unwell, and soon tomiuibced bleeding freely at the lungs. I tailed h a Homcepethle Physician, but his nedirint did not seem to help mo. I read rour mi^niwrnvni uiiu uiuu^hi i woniti iry l)r. Roars' Hyrup of liverwort. Tar and Jhanchdagua. ilk-fore I hn?j taker. up the hird Ixitle, my bleeding had stopped, my :ough ssts gone, and I felt well aa usual.? ny healli Is now good. 1 consider it a most ixcellensmedicine. and cordially recommend t to my mends. [This statement was made ? the Proprietors, Man-h 13, 1850,] Circular*, Ac. As no Ordinary sixed advertisement can ixplain fu|y the merits and nature of this irtiele, the Proprietors have published a new [Jireiilar, ginng the history of this Medicine, he diacripttin, nature die., of its principle ngredients' the effect they are designed to lave upon he lung* and liver, and a copious to the per* is, who have been cured by it? ifiving thdr names and residences even to the street si i the number. Those who sre troubled wi l ayongh, or whose lungs sre in the least fleeted, sre earnestly desired to call upon th agents named below, and procure one of hose pamphlets. It can be had gratis, and virll repay a peniaai. SCOVIL Al MEAD,-^ 111 QtrlrM Btnct, New Orl.?an?. Wholesale Cjioeul Agent* for the Uoited Bute*, 4 whoa *11 orders must be *ddreiwd And sold llr T E A J H M AOILL, Lancaster C.H., S.C. A. P. Wriiej Chester * " ti. DeiQV r Camden I. i. WorfcaL do Winchester, fj|U A Son Ms*roe, N. C. Fisher A fMlths, ChsHotte, N. C. Pox A Cnldbrw do. *" And by one Agent fa every town In the Booth. ztk. c^onnno 11 Jn!f 30 J BUotvff ?' MISCBLLANEO Cotton Gins. THREE of E. T. Taylor dt Co's st COTTON GINS. JubI receiv. for sale by BILLINGS & BE NOTICE. ALL poro^i.strictly forbidd credit an n on ray accoun will not pay any debts so charged. R. S. BAIL New Books. JUST received from the publishers York. Reveries of an old maid. Beatrice or the unknown Relatives The swamp Steed, rrt,? n?.u.. * lit a inn it ijvvui) Captain Kyd, Whitehall or the times of Cromwell Game Cock, Ilends and Hearts or my Brother the nel. Wacoustn or tho Prophesy, Ruth Garnet or the Loves of the Ej Rochester. Minnie Grey or the Ancestral Curse VVhitefriars or the Days of Charles The Rifle Rr-igers, 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 Ron' Kate Pemrose. The Mysteries of Free Masonry, by William Mor can. Tho Rebels and Tories or the bU the Mohawk. Ecnrte or the Salons of Paris, The Heirs of Derentwatcr, Ben Brace, Gildcrov, The Heirs of Randolph Abbey. For sale at the BOOK STOl June 32 20 South Oarolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT In the C'o/nnion Plena. Margaret J. Stewart Admx. 1 Declnrnt vs. ' > Forei Jonathan 1). Johnson. ) At'achr A.J. Cnuthnn &. J. E. J") Dccl.utitii Beckham, Ex'r A: Exr'x J Foreig vs. | Attnchm Jonathan D. Johnson. J Tne Ex'r & Ex'rx of") Declaration S. Beckham, dce'd. J Foreign vs. | Attachmci Jonathan I). Johnson J tit IKREAS. thp iihtintiiTs did on I VY dixv of March Inst, file their d? tions against the defendent who. (it is is absent from and without the limits < State, and has neither w ife nor nttori known w ithin thu limits of the same, w hom a copy of the said Declaration be served : it is therefore ordered th said defendent do appear and plead said declarations on or before the 161 March which will be in the year of oui one thousand eight hundred and fifti otherwise final and absolute indgmfci then be given and ordered against hin JOHN A STEWMAN,CI Clerk's Ofllcc, Lancaster C. II. March 15, 1853. 6?1 8mlyt JAMES M'EWIN, RECEIVING asi> FORWARDING .IKE. CAMDEN, S. C. March 9, 1853 5~S0UTH CAROLINA? LANCASTER DISTRICT Thomas Richardson,' vs In Equity Cyrus A. Allen and Ijincaster Dia Jane his wife, James Bill to Review M. Richardson John Reverse Decr< Richardson, Joseph Subrogation,R< B. Klingle and Mar. Injunction < guret his wife, Mary Allen. TT appearing to my satisfaction, that 1 above named defendants, reside w the limits of this State, It is ordered c tion of Williams, solicitor for compli that each and all of said defendants swer plead or demur to the bill in abov on or before the 1st day of October otherwise judgment proconfesso will dercd against each and all of them. J. H. WITHERSPOOI ('om, F#q. L 90?3m Printer's fee COPARTNERSHIP NOTI rI"MIK undersigned having entered ,J_ copartnership in the city of C'hui under the ncme and firm of CHAMBERS, CHISOLM A M(X for the purpose of transacting a g FACTORAGE A COMMISSION Bu respectfully tender their services to friends, acquaintances, and the public rally, for the selling of Cotton, or th chusing of Goods of any description. Any or all of the products, or manul ed articles of the country, will be r< upon consignment, disposed of pro and to the beat advantage. At such t there may be pnly a limited demand article consigned to them, a market \ found where it will command its valu The receiving and forwarding of will also have thair Prompt Attention. Every exertion will be lined to cond< business entrusted to their care, in i manner aa to make it mutually protitab agreeable. liberal advances upon consignmcr be made. From their long experience in bit and general acquaintance with the wan desires of the people, with a pledge vote their entire time and skill to tin neaa, they flatter themselves that the be enabled to give entire satisfaction. A share of patronage is rex pec t fully ited. B. W. CHAMBER! HENRY I* CHI80 W. C. M(*)RE. July 90 94. LUMBER! LUMBERV. FIR tele at the Su bee fiber's fcitean 7 railee from Gooch and Ingram* ry, 10 miles from Brown'e Ferry 6^ from lauieaater C. H., and 1ft mi lea liberty Hill. None need be dlaem who send and all bills will be AIM shortest possible notice and of choices! her, we pledge ourselves as hereto! give aUdbi'Wrti to tmr eestowere. P. IV HAMMOND BA11J8Y ft. l'aintu, Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes, Glassware, and Lamps ; Paint Whitewash and Varnish Brushes. ALSO, T Tooth, Ilair, Sail, Flesh and Bath Brushes ... Soaps. Cosmetics, Hair Restoratives, ' R-E. Transjxtrent Wash balls ami tf- Cakes, Perfumeru, Mir- hc rors, Vases, Porte Monaies, m ar n Glove Boxes and Dressing Cases wi ALSO, . . LAMP WICKS. BURNING FLUID ion hi Ign I AND nent. Garden Seeds. ,n in He is now the regularly appointed Sale n Agent for the following valuable Family . 0|1t Medicines, vis.?Dr Guysott's Yellow Dock ' and NnrsapariUa. Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar, Jew David's or Ifehrew Plaster, Dr. , |n Haughton's Pepsin, Dr. Marehisi's Uterine Cnthnlicon, Dr. Allen's Vegetable L'omnt pound, Dr. Little's Faintly .Medicines, Lou- / den Si Co's Family Medicines, l)r. Heeler's -A Family Medicines, Dr. Hobensack's Worm Lhe 15 Syrup, Dr. llobensack's Liver Pills, C'olleton 1 Ditters. Epping's Sareaparilla and Queen's said) Delight, Hadway's Heady Relief und other D jfthis p?P?lar remedies, Dr. Tobias'Venetian lin- M ley intent, Ac., &c.. upon nied'c'nua "old at his establishment nfi mii'ht nrc n(ult|y labelled, cnrfully packed, if desir- or it the and sent to any part of the town, or to the 1? to the R"'' H?ad Depot, free of ehnrgc. Lh dav ^"'le Mnalitiesofthe medicines warranted; or Lord c^arges ns uniform, And ns low ns good med- ^ four icines can be bought at any establishment in lit will {be up country. bi n Orders respectfully solicited. ' u -Z. J. DE HAY. March 30, 1853. - 8?ly. PHASER & THOMSON. ? Factors ft Commission Merchants, I ADGEK's RORTIt WHARr, CHARLESTON, S C. I fred's e. fraser. 1 faul s. thomsox. arm Sept.l, 18.VJ. lv?30* jn 1 ' lewTsville -IV FEMALE SEMINARY. ten MII.ES F.ast OF CHESTERVILLB, 8. C. 3C Rev. L McDONALD, Visitor. e<! rI~MIE exercises of this Institution will Ih; L resumed on tho 18th of July, uuder c ? ^ the direction of itrict. ^ 3 WYLIE, Principal. ' and Mrs. ANNE LEWIS, f?r Miss MATTIE C. UNDERWOOD. s jJJ ? Assistants. ^ ?'c- Trustees.?wra. Knox, John Cherry, 1 William A. Rosboro James Drennnn, James 1 I*owis, I)r. A. P. Wvle. at all the Eor a circular containing further pnrticu- gi ithont Inrs, address, Mrs. A. S. Wylie, I>ewisville hi >n mo- P- O., Chester District, 8. C. in linant, July 13 23 4t m ttz: south Carolina; * 1863, LANCASTER DISTRICT. I* or* James M. Richardson "1 ^ vs. 1 In Equity, 'n Cyrus A. Allen and | I/nncnster District. ? ^07 w '^6 ^nne' Thomas I Bill to Review and 1| ? Richardson, Jno Rich- | Reverse Decree for ^ ~~~ nrdson, Joseph B. Subrogation, Rebel H CE. Kliogle and wile Mar- and Injunction, die. J into a k"ret' mary an?n- j d lcston T T npjH'sring to my satisfaction, that all the X above named defendants, reside without fa ? the limits of this State, It is ordered on mo- in )H.J5, tjon Williams, solicitor for complainant, ar general that each and all of said defendants do an- 1' siness, swer plead or demur to tho bill in above case, n< their on or before the 1st day of October 1853, ct gene- otherwise judgment pro confesso will be or- (* ic pnr- dcred against each and all of them. di JAMES II. WITHERSOON, qi factur- Com. Eq. L. D. cclvrd 20--3m Printer's fee 7. d< '?>?? FOURTH OF JtJI.V lor an m vill be |^ROM ,nd the l8t day of Jnly ((f t?i , |j the present year, we will sell at the ' Now York Depot, Bell Air, for eash any _ net li *'00^!' *t cost, merely adding 10 per cent to . Zu New York cost for expenses, nnd on credit _ . ? we will sell at our former VERY LOW 1 ,ottnd prices. J ... M. 8.80RREL, J?"? 22 J*> Jtf S3 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ? l?LANCASTER DISTRICT. * ? bust- J] y win \ J. BELDON, who is in the custody of 2 V the Sheriff of Lancaster District by d( r nolle- virtue of a Writ of Ca Sa at the suit of Miss w D. McEwen having filed In my office togeth- ol 3. er with schedule on oath, of Ma whole call,)! tate and effect* his petition to the Court of m Common Pleas, praying that he may be ad- ~ _ju mitted to the benefit of the act of the Gene ?;? nd Ameuibl y, wade for the relief of insolvent hi 1 debtors. It is ordered that the ssid Miss D. n MeBwin ar.d all others, the wdhon to > Mill when the said A. J. Beldoo U in anywtov s Per- indebted, be. and they are hereby summoned miles nnd have notice to appear before the said froas eoart hf f siinsrlir Court Hoose, on the 11th | ointod day of Osteher nestrat II o'eloch A. M., to l at the show saaae, if aoy they eaa, why the Mayer T t Tiav- of the petitioner ahoold not be granted, ? rore to Office of Common Pleaa Loneaator Dis- w trlct this 15th day of February I8&S. at CO. ? :j- . IMMHUCS, CUt -I JrtfUh ?S[MISCELLANEOUS. D LANCASTER [ 1derior daguerrean hall. Kd J- B- COUSART. "VTOW Informs the citizens of this place, at 1 x nn?l country generally, that he is now prepared for the purpose of giving those who may wish to do so, an opportunity ol , _ . procuring perfect w likenesses. ? of themselves or their friends. The latest BY. improvements are now in his possession. ^ . Indies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited to call and examine his stock. Miniatures inserted in Lockets and _ , New Breastpins in the neatest stylo. Ijincnster, Sept. 16,1852. 32?1y Mo CARTER lOo., r" (successors to mccarter & allen,) WHOLESALE I BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, corner meeting and pinckney-8ts., Hi Colo- J. J. McCarter. J G< E.J.Dawson, > CHARLESTON, S.C. IM J. Bryan, Jr. J "tt irlcof faff A complete assortment of law, fo Medical, School and Miscellaneous Books, ^ !, together with Blank Books, Paper and Sta- ? 2nd, tioncrv, of every description, kept constantly on hand, and offered at the lowest prices. ' Feb. 23 1853. m 3 ly pd. v z. j.in: hay. j APOTHECARY A UKUUU I*T. ;I1{ CAMDEN, B.C. ?*u d, rpAKES pleasure In announcing to the W( JL citizens of Ivincaster and the adjacent Cnpt. country, that he is now receiving his Spring and Summer supply of ? >od of Drugs. Chemical* and Patent .Medicines ; ni m GOODS & GROCERIES <ancaster Division, No. 30 SONS OF TEMPERANCE, Holds its Regular Weekly Meetings at th< eniperancu Hall every Tuesday Evening 7 o'clock. S. L. STRAIT June 16. 19 R. S. JOSEPH B. KERSHAWT LTTOBNEY at law AM) SOLICITOR IX EQUITY, rill heraafber regularly attend th Courts of Lancaster District. March 3, 1853. 4?6mpd. G. & H. CAMERON, nporters and Dealers in CHINA. GLASS, AND i<txf EARTHENWARE 145 MEETIRG-st., OrroslTE Hayne-st. ive now in store 's complete assortment of X)DS IN THEIR LINE of their own IPORTATION, to which they invite the Mention of merchants visiting Charleston. r sale at the lowest rkf.t rnick" ib- 'J3 ly 1853 ma3 MATRESS MAKING AT LANCASTER. XTE are happy to announce to the citizens V of Lancaster District and surroundj country that we are daily nianufactur' MATRESSES of all kinds which for nihility can not be surpassed and which s sell at as low a price as we can afford. P. FUNK & Cm, Cotton taken in exchange for niatresses. May 4. 1853, 13?3m. KAMBERS, JEFFERS k CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CHARLESTON S. C. HE undcrsihned beg leavo to return thanks to their numerous friends for their past icral patronage, and infoim them that they ill continue the business as heretofore and Id themselves ready to serve their friends id all who may favor them with consigncnts or business, to the best of their skill id ability, and that no effort on their part ill be wanting to give them satisfaction. CHAM BERN, JEFFERS & CO. Charleston, S. C. July 28th 1853. 26 6t 1)R. ALFRED CRAVEN, RESIDENT 3URGEON DENTIST, Yorkvillc, S. C. the east side of main strf.f.t, nearly opposite mr. harkis' hotel. L RTIFICIAI, TEETH inserted on Gold JL Plate?from one to a full sett. June 8 18 lv 26 Dollars He ward ANAWAY from the subscriber's plunta. lion, the last of April, his Negro ITlau Jerry, [ed 33 or 34 years, 6 feet high, scarred on to side of his forehead?eomplection inulaI will give the nbove reward for his deliv. y at my plantation, 12 miles north west ol mcasterville, or at my plantation 3 milct ist of Cheatervillc, or any jail so 1 can gel in. B. MOBI.EY. Juue 30, 1853. 22tf CO-PARTNERSHIP .NOTICE. 1HK undersigned linvo funned a co.pi.rtm i ship for the transaction of the 1_ A O aotcrage ol uommissioi BIJ8II?B8S i the City of Charleston, under the name o ROSSER & WARREN, The usual advances will l>e made on al roduce consigned to us, and strict and per >nal attention given to all business entrust I to our care. Our office on Central Wharf, will be open I on or before the 15th of September nexi JOHN ROSSER, TIIOS. J. WARREN, July 13 23?In LANDSFORD MILLS. ' CAN now say to the community that rnj ? MILLS at l^indsford are in operatioi id all who wish to give me their grain t? rind, will get us good meal as can be made id as 1 have one of the best set of Burr'i the State,and a good Miller, I think I cai ake as good Flour as any other Mill, an< ill be thankful to all who will give mi leir custom, and I sav to the people, dr] >ur wheat well and then you will get i jod turn out and good Flour. JOHN FOSTER. July 20 24 tf. IANS10N HOUSE REMOVED rllE Subscriber having purchased the ho tel on the corner off Brond utic cKALII Streets, extensively known as tin CROSSKElS, rmeriv Kepi by sir. w m. aieKnin.and hav g made considerable altemtioiH id ADDITIONS to the house, with FIRf LACES. His friends and strangers wil >w find him permanently located, when imfort, cleanliness and attention with i fOOD TABLE will always be fourd. I .a es and families travelling will find this i iiiel and pleasant situation. His Stables will be found in first rate or :r in charge of a faithful ostler. !Mv friends will picase accept uiy gratefu lanlcs for their Liberal support, and I shal ake every exertion to induce them to con sue their patronage. E. G. ROBINSON. Camden, S. C. July 8. 236t $25 REWARD. WILL give the above reward for the ap . prel>en?ion and delivery to me eigh lilea North of John L. Miller's store, Soutl arolina, at my Mill on Liltlo Black Creek ir my M???n Wnn IjiwIi Twenty Dollar? if confined in any jail, nr lat T can get him again. I<e\via is abou I v?ara of ago?dark mulatto, chunky k iiid weighing 140 or 150 pound?, has i >wn look when spoken to, and went of ith a large head of hair. Is-wis absconder i the 18th of July 1853. Said boy waa raised near Brewer'? Goh line, 8. C., and he may have some forger tee for what I know, if so secure the pas I can sec it Any information concornin| m, directed to White's Store, Anson Co . C? will be thankfully received. TOWNLY RKDFEAM. August 3d, 1863. 26?3m LAND FOR SALE. I f K NAMUEI. N. ATKINSON i. ? U thofined to sell lands of the Estate o homes Sumter, lying in Chesterfield, Lan rater and Kershaw Districts. Peraon iahicg to purchase wilt please address hit i fiifthopvitle, Sumter Dwtrlet. $ * ttj, PROS P y OF' ' LANCAST&1 IVow Ihe Tim FEELING very ffrnteful for the patronage of Lancaster I Mstriet, or the State of So Country, the Proprietor of the " Ijincimter L cessable to all, by offering every inducement in Subscription price to $1. 50, when ten or mort therefore be as follows : for a single copy, tw cents if payment be delayed three months, and new subscribers, by paying the cash (815-) in one year. Any person who will procure the nr 810, will be furnished with the Ledger one yei The patronage which has been hitherto extei io believe must in part be attributed to merit, a r ing the good friends and well wishers of the Ia North, lie contemplates printing the paper almo er than at present used, which will give the road TWICE TIIE QUANTITY 0 The intention of the editor is not only to in; local District Paper, but at the same time as po has no predilections for iAincnstcr. It is a pres lished at. one of our country Court Houses, can trict where the paper is published. This is not the news of the city dailies, and in : n abridged reading in a small compass. In the conduct of selecting articles, and except articles of stirring crally taken from papers published at a distance paper may be NEW. Many tales which have 1 looted from English papers, have never before I Tito firul ?*' 1 -- - * - ...v,v viivik v/? uau i-uiiur naving oeen so atisfaetion, he will in a few weeks, commence t ORIGIN 4L hich will occnpy, perhaps, some ten or twelve vcn in each number. | The "Ledger" is, and always will he AN INDEPENE lthough this independence is not so construed demning any set of men or measures, God gr riously threatened the peace and comfort of on love peace?our etlorts shall he to promote | when unmolested, when trod upon lie will curl mice may cea.se to he a virtue," and young an through our veins,although disposed to go to a yet when more than is reasonable or just is den the calumet and blow away the smoke. The "ledger," we are determined, shall be a < The MARKETS will not he neglected, an make it a paper worthy of patronage. One dej cles on MARjUJI o.nJL i and every branch of mechanical industry, u ill A series of Agricultural articles will be pul "LONG GRABS," which alone will be worth i To make a long story short, wo intend to pn where ; hut w e ask assistance to sustain us in < a helping hund. We have been told that we h better. r [ JEW DAVID S HEBREW PLASTER, i THE great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the Side, Hip, Back, I.in.bsand Joints. Scrofula, King's Evil, White j^well- , iocs, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all fixed j pains whatever. Where this Plaster is applied Pain cannot exist. I This celebrated Pain Extractor lues been ! 30 extensively used by Physicians and the f people in general, both in this country and j Europe, that it is almost needless to say any , thing about it Vet there may be some, ( I who stand in need of its healing powers who have not yet tried it. For their Hakes J t _ wo will simply state wlint it has done in thousands of cases, and what it will do for them when tried. A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. i Read the following testimony from a Phisician. Gesti.emeji.?Your Hebrew Plaster has cured me of pains of which I have suffered r ' for twelve years past. During this period 1 I labored under an afliction of my loins and . t ' side, and tried many remedies that my own ' n ?| medical experience suggested, but without , ( H j obtaining relief At length 1 used your I J . Plaster, and am now by its food effects en- ! < * tirely cured. I will recommed the Jew Da- j s B vid or Hebrew Plaster to all, who are suffer* f ing from contraction of the muscles, or per- ! i * mancnt pains in the side or back. i The people of Georgia have but to become \ acquainted with its virtues when they will f resort to its use. Yours, truly, I M. W. WALKER, M. D., J I Porsytbe, Monroe County. Ga. j ( To Messrs. Scovil &. Mead, New Orleans, ! i B La. ' Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster in North Carolina. \ Messrs. Scovil <fe Mead! ? I have been troubled with the chronic rheumatism for ' the last twelve years. On the 1st of July 1849. I was so bad that I could not turn myself in bed, and the pain so severe that I had not slept a wink for six days. At this time my attending Physician prescribed the "Hebrew Plaster, nnd it acted like a charm; the pain left me and I slept more than half j of the night, ami in three days I was abie to ride out. I consider the "Hebrew Plaster," the best remedy for all sorts of pains now in use. G. W. M'MINN. llendersonville, N. C., Aug. 16, 1850. i Beware of counterfeits nnd base iinitn. ] , tions! i The genuine will in future have the i signature K. Tnylor on the steel plate eut graved label on the top of each box. ] t Purchasers are advised that a mean coun- , i forfeit of this article is in existence. I i The genuine is sold only by us, and by r our agents appointed throughout the South | 1 ?ana no pedlar is allowed to sell it. Deal- < era and purchasers generally are cautioned ; i against buying of any but our regular agenta, 1 otherwise they will De imposed upon with a a worthless article. SCOVILdt MKAD. j 111 Cbartres street. N. Orleans, 8o!e Gen<-., ral Agents for the Southern States, to whom all orders must invariably be addressed. And sold by T. R. &J. R. M AGILL, Lancaster C. H., 8. C. A. P. Wvlie Chester, Z. J. DeHay, Camden, f J. J. Workman, do Piaker & Heiniths, Carlotte, N. C. a Pox & CoMirell, do * it Winchester Stitt it son, Mnnroe, M AndJby one agent In every town in tho ECTUS ' ' 1 hie i c to Subscribe ! ? he lins receivi d, not only from (be citizens uth Ctirolinn, but from the whole Southern edger," desrious of making his paper achis power, has determiner! to reduce his s unite. The rates of subscription will o dollars in advance, two dollars and fifty three dollars if delayed six months. Ten advance, will have the paper furnished for imes of six subscribers and sending us cash ir gratis. ided to this paper, the Proprietor is feign nd he bikes great pleasure now, in inform dger, that so soon as he returns from the at entirely in new type, and in type smaller nearly F READING MATTER! like this paper useful and interesting as a ssessing interest for an outsider- one who umption with many, that a newspaper pubonly be interesting to a citizen of the Disthe case. Our country papers epitomize form, give the reader choice miscellaneous the ledger, the editor takes great pains in interest, the OXtrnotB in ttii? nnnm- nm iron. , ? , and for this reason, that the matter in this eon printed in this paper, having been seicen published in America, successful, nnd given such GENERAL, he publication of another STORY; numbers, although a large amount will b IENT PAPER, as to prevent hitn from approving or conant that the political strifes which most ser people some time ago has censed. Wo peace, but although the worm is harmless I, evincing a spirit of resistance. "Frobeard vigorous, with Carolina blood flowing in extieme limit with our Northern brethren nuided, then wo halt, and are ready to break complete newspaper. d all matters of interest shall be given to uirtuient shall clnim great attention ; artimmmmm from time to time appear in the "Ledg dished from our esteemed correspond he price of subscription, iblish as good a paper as can be found any >ur undertaking. Old subscribers, give us avo done very well, but wo will try to do Address, R. S. BAILEY, Lancaster, S. C. "SEGARS, SEGARS. rjlHF. best lot of Segnrs ever brought to i xnis piace, irom eight dollars to forty dollars per thousand. Just received from Baltimore, for sale at the 3t BOOK STORE. NOTICE. I TAKE this method of informing the pubA lie that my MILLS are in good order for grinding both Corn and Wheat, those a lio wish good flour and a heap of it come >n. 1 will pay $1.00 per bushel for all good iVheat delivered at my Mill. J. B. MOBLEY. July 20 24 6t. DR. STRONG'S COMPOUND SANATIVE PILLS. rHESE PILI.S are entirely Vegetable, and are a most superior Medicine in he cure of all Bilious Complaints, Chills nd Fever, Dispppsin, Costiveness, IJver 'omplnints. Juandices, Sick Headache, Scrouln, Salt Ilhenm, Fevers of all kinds, Loss if Appetite, Obstructed and painful Menitruation, and all lingering diseases. A.s a Female Medicine they aot like a harm, and when taken according to the di ections, they never fail to cure the very vorst eases of Piles, after all other remedies ail. They purify the blood, equalize the circantion, restore the Liver, Kidaeys, and other Secretory Organs to a healthy tone and action ; and as un Anti-Bilous Family Mcdi:ine they have no equal. Price 25 cents per t>ox. AI.SO, DR. STROHG'S PECTORAL. STOMACH PILLS. A remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Croup, WhoopingCougb, Asthnn. Consumption, Nervous Disease*, DyaM'psia, C'ostiveness, Erysipelas, Disease of he Heart, inflammation and Pain in tho Thest, Back and Side, and all disease* arising Vom a deranged state of the Stomach, and " relieve the distress and bad feeling from to ting too hearty food, in weak and dyspep* ie habits. Warranted to ho PURELY VEGETABLE. These Pills net as r.n Expectorant, Tonic tnd Aperient. One 26 cent box possesses hree times more power to cure diseases than i one dollar bottle of any of the 8yrnps, Dnlsams. or Nnrsnparillna that was ever made, nd a simple trial of only one box will prove ibis important truth. They promote Expectoration, loosen the Phlegm, and Cleat the Lungs and other Secretory Organs of all morbid matter, and there is not another remedy in the whole Materia Medira capable of imparting such Ten ling properties to the Lungs and Vital1 Organs as these Pills. They euro Coetiven<ss, produce a good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the System. t Price 26 cents per box, containing S8 doses of Medicine. * 'ZA* Call on the A grata who M tho Pittn. and get the Planter's Almanac gratis, giving full particulars and certificates . Both kind* of the ?bove named Fill* are for aalo at Laneaater, C. H., by HAB8ELTINE & HAGIN8 and J. D. HAlLK, who also keep a aopply of D*. SraacE^at VaoE, tablb Pnxa and DR. HOEPt CELEBRATED FILL* which atop the ChlU* and Fever tha Biol I'.rffi day, and do not sicken the MawhwlflBjifrl . $ r*tn on the huwol*. * Jolf 90 * - s,- 94} A