The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, December 21, 1853, Image 4
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My muse s. bird of passage flies,
From Froien clime* to milder skies.
Young.
[? For the Ledger.
Tli i> ' Lover s Farewell.
It grieves tn\ heart to tell try tali,
So fr i_'lit with grief and sorrow,
But if to-day aiy hopes shall fail,
They'll rise again to-morrow.
Love f.HM my bosom once so strong,
I scareoly knew I was living ;
But,-eh ! 1 never thought to whom
1 w.is this passion giving.
< loved hut oh ! 1 found nt Inst
She \\ .s no hoe ft' ming,
And h>'rt I g ive opnll for
My heart wi h griefwas bn:u;i.g.
V
But since that time I am glad to say
My heart has not been breaking,
But is preparing every day.
Another a love for seeking.
And if I should another meet.
That was not quite so haughty,
I'd throw myself down nt her feet,
And tell her she had cnught me.
Then if I could with her agree,
We'd fix right off and marry.
And I, when 1 should go away.
My love would with me carry.
And Jcavo the girl I used to love,
Who was so proud and haughty,
In single solitude to rove,
And wish that aho had caught nte.
BILLY BOOBY.
iftlisrclhieous.
SAVING PORK.
The time is at hand, for putting i
pork. This a large and very import !
interest to the Southern planter, and
success depends very much upon the tit
??.i - >
null lll.llllll'r in wnicil II IS lllint.
taake g<*? I bacon, pork iiiu^l In* well c
red, and neither can bo good unless tl
hogs are well fattened. In winters
short as ours, it is very desirable that t
arrangements be tn t le to commence t
slaughter, ug, w ji t!?* 1 eginn ng of i
winter, and Willi weather so var aid. , a
cold spel Is so short, the first day oft
change to cold, should be used- Tl
precaution is necessary, to secure the th<
ough cooling of the meat, before the weal
erbecomes warm again. This done, th<
is ordinarily hut little risk of success. \
advise, therefore, that the first cold d
After the change be used. Let the sk
be well oleane I, and the bog allowed
hang till well dried and stiffened, then l
cutting may proceed. The first night, t'
meat should be spread out, and w
sprinkled with salt. Usually, it will
thoroughly cooled by next morning, wli
it is ready to salt in bulk. We tbi
in ibis operation, that the skin side shot!
be thoroughly rubbed with salt, until il
chafed, and then packed ; putting a go
layer of *a't lietweon each piece.
It is cheaper to lose salt than meat, a
a free use use of it should be made, i
tor it has lain in salt for some two atcel
it is snffst and best to take up and res a
Liverpool salt in common use, is ral
er a po ,r article at best, and kooii me
leaving the meat naked and laying eh
fnrrAtliop ?1?a 1 1
V^vkiivi, UIIUIO IIIO *J|ll IUU* ifll
benefit. After if tl??* meat in l>ti
sliall shrink, it it a sure Indication that
i? doing well, Hn<] should not be disturhe
Never open or expose to tho air for i
sailing, fir anything cite, if possible, on
when the weather in cold. A small p
tion of *a't petro may l?e used with a
vantage, especially on L1 e hams or olh
joints. This should be pounded in aim
t*r until it is fine and well pulverised.Pork,
after salting, should li fr -ni four
% six weess iM-fore hanging up to smoke.This
will depend very much upon tl
<haraeter ot the weather, if verv cold t!
latter time w ill not he too lone, but ornarilv,
e-peeially if it has la-en readied,
will Jo to hang in about f >ur w?-ek?. \Vi
winter jm colder than ours, it is of prit
Imports' a to have all the animal heat o
. :,.J before the pork is packed, and no i>uara
? .: tee of s'.n'eess ean be had, when this is n
y'' done.?Soil of the South.
?
South Camoii*a Coi.lkok.?We u
. d^^iAr. ' "' it I'roff ??? ir M Ki\ hn? > ? <
t?<l the |?o>l<WM>rih'p to which he lies he*
ah?clc<] in the South Carolina College.
Coi.um iar-l>'v. 13. Jt.O. M. 1> nn
vanth.is hoeifPWte.1 Adjutant mid lii*|*
p tor General: the vote was- Ihmnovai
84; C?nte^(inciiinheiit.) 72. IJnth ll
Se?Tto i.cl II ene Committee* will recoi
men I t ? appropriation of a million
v , dollars fir the completion of tile ii<
" State Hoiisa*
G. * !!. CAMBBOH.
Importers and Dealers in
CHINA
GLASS, AND
EARTHEN W AH
145 Msrti<i^-?t., Orroarrs Hayhs-st.
Have now in stprv * cam pi-to uMorloiont
GOODS IN THIjdR LINE of their ov
IMPORTATION, to which the. invito t
attention of nMAti riniting Chnrloetos
- iitl AT T*K Lew 1ST MET fBk*e
it \y l&M Mai
* -A* JOB-WORK,
v *na d
-? lisfaide %i i 111 -
Leonard's "Try It"
SHilVItfl * H?
? *$
' U?r.?1rj.
Xlilkcs tlie i'ietio?l li-ivi--?l. t'i i-l;-fl
Mini lll'wl |?T?i:lH',ll? l.it'.iei ?it' .ill) -l..\
in^ "* ",,w
i. r. > i : !> s I-\ v ? {! \ ; >
I'l! \(' I S ii i in -! v '.. mim V?i:i I i. IC -
IIi '>rn ?or I'ii.I iin
I'ie*. I iiMiuilx, ('riMin-. lees. , ii <
very choice, uml < x ?*? ? I i 11 -^! \ n>eiii><i.;
| I |i?i|-rkeojier-< r'hiiiM li-ver l?? will in.
J thrin I liu->i? w ho ilelinlil in 111 'i
1 liciill* flivnr 1111.1 i??(.iiIm: I.. I.... I'll..!.. .
| Frui'H .m i Fluwers. will 6nd in tli ?"
. Flavoring Kx'ruets nil tl.iit lliev c n
desire.
LF.ON\UIV<5 LKMOV SYRUP Mnj
m i le fr-.in Fmur iiistrai nf (Vein Acid*
as am .ill l ho nrdiusry kinds, is nn' on I;
tar inure p'easint, lint nl-o npire lie-dtli
fal an-l w'l'ilcs mm. and makes tin* ni?>*
Hgrivalde nl" summer drinks.
LKO.WKIVS MIJST MID. Tl..?' de
sirou- <>f lining Mustard lint is lint l?nl
riee-tlour, and \vin?i it perfectly pi hi
s!n.uM try las ?n ird s I'uru Mustard 11 n
they will ?"jny an a. tide vary <lill* r. m
fr.na what is usually eillol Mustard.
Il.ir?li?lle'? T.mlflvss
WORM SUGAR DROPc
lie
?o li>'\ I'fur.i'n n<>edinn-' . , \
I , n '' r i i.r any dee r u? i,t ji . i
I ur* -.i . , ,*
lie i ctni in't i-i . .1 ii
|iv i M< ii I lien mi i n
^ , . m.. \ nn ' p is ir.
lie ? >
lis A'v/nys jeady foi una.
?V j J \
tin "TV'S
I k i rfa
Loonur^'s Ycist ? nv l>-f.
oil
I !i < '"i?#'lpr in .in n<t ii'ir < ' { -nl<? ' u
I n>r iii making Kreti I m?<l ?l
" j kind* ??( Uiii'.-r Cuke . mil l..i- m'
Vf- I vnut ig" over \ east in in -king ?! I'iit'i
^ ' p'Tfciitlv Hjjli' and r.-nlv f.-r linking tki
mn'ant it 11 mixed. Ilmknheat ur.i
'I- I other (' ? Hon made iv th thin I'n*
;J|. ; t]<T. iir<- le>* lik.-lv <! disagree with 11.
, j stomach tiiiaii iikmi* male with Yeast
' ^ ami us it r?*?j??irt-n hut a few minutes t.
Nk* pr.'|niru for linking, tho possibility of eve
j.j, I timing them ?ot'K is entirely nroided
ilk Koh ?*lv bv
it T. R. & J R. MAGII.I,
t VALUABLE PLANTATION
, For Sale,
; rpilK Biihseriher oiler* for Mile, hi* pint
,r" 1 tatiun on Flat Creek in Lancaster Dii
trict. formerly mvned by Win. Hilton, cm
I tainin^ nix hundred acre* more or lew, shot
one hundred and fiftv n. ri>? of u-hi?H ! ?lr.?
?r- | i ll 11 (id under cultivation, about the centi
of the truck there is n good Mill acat, acoi
I iuleriible portion of the track ia first rnt
bottom land.stiff tvietily elevated to be out c
be re.ich of freshets, the upland is of tin
lie ! 'I" '*> ' t)?d Hickory land finely suite
; l.'tlie cultivation of cotton. Thi * tract lit
alioi.t six mites west of Jefferson in Chei
Jj. ter.icld District, and about 30 miles Nort
, | f t'atod >. ?s persons desirons of purehm
ij will wish to examine the preiniaea, an
'! further description is unnecessary.
I JOHN 8. MILLER
Jefferson Sept. 28th 1853. 34?cop.wt.
nt _
H V. TIICRLOW CASTOX,
' ATTORNEY AT LAW AND 80LIC
TOR IN EttUITY.
Attends the four/* in Lancaster, Ktrsha
n- and Adjoining Districts.
tn tick, CAMDi;.\, s. c.^i
n South Carolina.
LA NCA S TER DIS TJUCT.
In the Ccmman I'leas.
. Margaret J. 8tew art Admx. J Declaration i
Jonathan I). Johnson. S Attachment
it, ?
ie A. J. Pntithnn A J. E. J-"J Declaration in
j H-ckhan?. Kx'rA Exr'x I Foreign
n* v?. j Attachment,
of i Jonathan U. Johnaon. J
W I'M Ex'r U Ex'rx of") Declaration in
8. Beckham, dee d. ] ^lOTTMP'
? v*. MJI . AUMiment.
Jonathan D. JohoM^g
WHEREAS, the pWntiffa did on Dm I
day of March Inat, hie their dee Ian
liona aguinat the dufcnitagftrtte, (itie ?ak
ia ahaeuLJjfoiN and wilMMNc liiniU of thl
JS State,Mh neither wpe nor attorney,~
kiiowilapNfri the limit* of the name, una
of whom fVopy of the aaid Dcelnrvtion nag*
? be aerved : it ia therefore ordered ilia* th
he fcd^frfcndrnt do appear and aieed to th
aadHkrationa on or before tire 16th da
will be in the year <4 fim Lor
3 oeMIHband eight hundred and ftfty.feo
_ otlierwtn teal and abeolute iadg meat wi
then be given and ordered again* i Mot*:
JOH* A 8TEVVMAN, Clerk.
* Xierk'a Otflch. Laneaetcr C. H.
, IHr-h It. list. S-*l tmlyRld
" I rftirihr
'? " ' A
CLOTHING
and
! MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
V T WIIOLEMALK.
FULLINGS, ANDERSON & CC
!%" . 14 Hayne Strtet,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WE respectfully invite the Attention" c
Merchants to an entire new stock t
CIA)THING manufactured by ns expressl
for the Southern Market. Great care ha
also beer taken in selecting FTJRNISIIINt
GOODS, v, hicli will be sold exceeding lov
FULLINOS, ANDERSON CO
Sept. 7 31 2ii?
Z. J. DE HAY,
AI'OTHECARl A DRIiiiilNI
CAMDEN, ?.t\
TAKES pleasure in announcing to tli
citizens of I^measter and the adjaceu
country, that he is now receiving his Sprin
J and Summer supply of
Drugs. Chemicals and Patent Medicines
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes,
Glassware, and I,amps ; Paint
H hueteash and varnish
finishes.
ALSO.
Tooth, Hair, Xail, Flesh and Hath Bra
Soavs. Cosmetics, Hair Restoratives,
transparent Wash baUt%nd
Cakes, Perfumery, Mirrors,
Vases, Porte
i Mamies,
Qlove Box?sand Dressing Cases
. ALSO,
LAMP WICKS. BURNING FLUI]
AND
Garden Seeds.
He in now the regufcirly appointed Sal
i Agent for the following valuable Fnmil
[ Medicines, viz.?T)r Guyaott's YeWovv Dor
nnd Saranparilln, Dr. Rogers* Liverwort an
Tar, Jew David's or Hebrew Planter, I)
Haughton's Pepsin, Dr. Mnrehisi's I3t<
rino ('atholicon. Dr. Allen's Vegetable Con
pound. Dr. Little's Family Medicines, 1,01
i den A Co's Family Medicines, Dr. Heeler
' Family Medicines, Dr. llobonsaek's Won
Syrup, Dr. llobcnsack's Liver Pills, Colloto
Hitters. F.pping's Sarsaparilla and Queen
Delight, Radway's Ready Relief nnd nth<
popular remedies, Dr. Tobias' Venetian Lii
unent, Ac., Ac..
All medicines sold at bis establish met
are neatly labelled, earfnlly packed, if desi
?d, and sent to any part of the town, or to tl
Rail Road Depot, free of charge.
The qualities of the medicines warranto*
charges as uniform,and as low as good ma
icines can be bought at any establishment i
the up country.
Orocrs respectfully solicited.
Z. J. DK HAY.
March 30, 1853. 8?ly.
McCABTER Co
(SUCCESSORS TO MCCAKTF.R & ALLRS.)
W H Ol.ES A i. K
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONER!
CORNER MSF.Tim; AND HXCKMEY-STS.,
J. J. McCartor. i
E.J Dnwann, J CHARLESTON,S.<
J. Bryan, Jr. )
Etr'A complete assortment of Ijii
Medical, School nnd Miscellaneous Book
I together with Blank Books, Papernnd St
] tioncry, of every description, kept constan
i lv on hand, and offered at the lowest price
Feb. 23 1853. 3 IV pd.
WARDLAW,
WALKER k BURNSIDE,
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
? OT|711*SIO> JIIIIU IIA.ITK
NORTH ATI.ANTIC WHARF,
c ii a it i. / : n r <> a s. c.
* W. A. WARDLAW,
OOLLOTI1AN WALKER, ANDREW nURNSlD
Commission for soiling Cotton, Fifty
cents oer Bag.
Mail Arrangements.
( hiikIch flail
r IH'K MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FltlDA
' 8 o'clock, P. M.
DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, A H.ATL'KDA
At 7 o'clock, A. M.
' ClmrlotU* mail
DIE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND KltlD.t
.4/8 o'clock, J*. Af.
DEPARTS Tl'KHDAY, THURSDAY, A SATt'RD.V
At 7 o'cloch, A. .V.
Concord until
Dt'K THURSDAY, AT 0 V. M.
'* DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 0 A. M.
*it
Wiiisboro' mull.
r- ! Dt'K SATURDAY, AT 6 P. M.
'* ! DDPAUTH THURSDAY, AT 4 P. M.
:e J ?
,t i ( licotcrllle mail:
?t Dt'K FRIDAY, AT 7 P. M.
d DEPARTS SATt'RDAY, AT 8 A. M.
h Chesterfield. C. H. Mail.
I- DDR SATURDAY, AT 10 A. M.
.V DEPARTS 'l imiHDAY, AT 4 A. M.
All letters must be deposited by 8 o'cl
P. M., to ensure .heir aeparmr* l>y nc
mail.
All trausoient newspapers sent are r
quired to bo pre put J, otherwise tliey ai
!j not mailed.
All jierson* who receive tiyyvapape
ir und other jieriodioAN, will oloorve that tl
law requires the postage to bo paid qua,
terly in advance.
~ Those who fail to pay their postage qua
! terlv in advance w ill Lo charocd donhto.
T. K. MACftLL, P M.
? NOTICE.
ALL persona are hereby forbidden to ae
goods or any other article of proport
to any person whatever, on iny accoont an
especially to my wife ludnh r.llis, who h?
been for inauy years living separata and i
part from me. I will pay no debta of thi
nature, so gi\e no credit to any person, 0'
peeling to make uio liable therefor.
\VM. W. ELLIS.
Oct. 12, 1853. 36 2m.
Wanted Immediately.
?- i or ahoemaknr?goo
I, wagea paid and pennnnent aito-.tio
' given. Address O. FI/>YI>.
Uncaster. 8. C .
n Salisbury Watchman copy 31. , O. f.
c rlMIE Subscriber wishes to rent a wnal
? JL farm for the next year yp? ea"X*
5 Not. 16th 1863 41?tf
'A NOXICE. a
' 4 FTE* 11m mU O 0m *11
xV eel! mine. Aa bf? CfJMOfV*
k Voreirber 25d, 1f53, HC-td?
i * %
Doctor Yourself ! ,
THE POCKET iESCULAPIOS: IJ
! Or, every one his own Physioian. I
?rpiiE JiOEMH
1- Edition, vlth one
hundred Engravings,? j I
showing Diseases nnd ' J*
married people, or those contemplating mar n.c,
riage. By William Younq, m. I). ; woi
Let no father be ashamed to present a copy f.,j|
of the iBBCULAPlUSto his child. It may '|
t save him from an early gmve. Let no young j,
' { man or woman enter into the secret ohliga- See
tiens of married life without reading the tior
'? POCKET iESCULAVHJS. 1st no one : cjnt
'* suffering from a haeknied Cough, Pain in i |)OX
? the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, i
and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, j
? and given up by their physician, be another j
moment without consulting the AOSCULA- '
PIUS. Ilavc the married, or those about to ;
j be married, any impediment, rend this truly | ,
j useful book, as it has been the means of ' ^ '
saving thousands of unfortunate creatures 1 r"
from the very jaws of death.
Anv person sending TWENTY- j f.eP
FIVE CEKTS enclosed in a letter, will re- ; ...c'
ccive >ne copv of this work bv mail, or five ?
__ *i . . ? _ *11 froi
i copien win ut? sent ior v/ne i/onnr. It
( Address, (post paid,) ?
DR. WM. YOUNG, t?.nt!
.Yo. 152 Sfirttce St., Philai>c!i)hia. ,CJ
D April 13 10 ?f. *
UK. KOGIIIUK n
'? LIVERWORT AND TAR,
y thrt
k FOR THE COMFt.F.TF. CURE OF n|
rl Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma. Bal
r j Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and
and all other lung Complaints,
tending to . j
? CONSUMPTION. ,?'i
?> 1.00KATITS ili.?
IJNPA1IALELLE1) SUCCESS. ?
r rpiIF. above distinguished Congh Medicine ! (*rrl
J" %Jl in carrying nil before it in I nng Coin- j n,PS!
plaints. In all sections of the country it is |
II constantly performing Cures w hich astonish *
r* even Physicians themselves. I.ook at the *
10 high character and standing of the names '
. which vouch for its unrivirfled healing pow- :,ni'
' er. II. Cox. M. D. ; Hon. Judge Morse :
, Hon. Judge \Yn; Burke, for more than 20 , '
III years postmaster at Cincinnati ; R. S New- J""",
ton.M. D.. Professor of the Medical College *'
nt Memphis, Tenn. ; John A. Collins, Esq. ; a'!"
proprietor of the Temperance Organ and TAl
General Agent of the Grand Division of the
? Sons of Temperance of Ohio ; Win. H. la*.
' j vison, Esq.. Editor of the H. S. Military and wh
Naval Argus nt N. Y. : Thos. C. Fnulder, ,h,v
Esq. of Albany: Rev. II, Wiseman, Rev. R. . rat,
S, Hoyt, N. Y.: and w e could name hundreds, j
ays thousands of others who testify from ?
personal experience, that it has cured them
' and their friends in some cases after'all other
remedies had failed. Such men never ...
vi make such statements, unless convinced of I
"i their truth, bevond the possibility of a doubt . .
a- Read a few of I be letters,
t- Extract from a letter from F. M. Corry, to
II. L. Stewart,Esq., No. 137 Second Street
New York.
Sr*.r.TA, Juno 30, 1819.
Dear Friend Stewart:?I have In-en home ' '
now just two months. When I last saw P>?"
vou I had little hopes of ever getting any .uj,
better. But I have now the pleasure of I w'. (
| thanking you for recommending me to take
i Dr. Rogers' Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and 1
I Cnnehnlagua. I got a dozen bottles of it. (|)()
and I must any it has done me more good ^
then any other medicine I have ever taken. 1
* On my iirst taking it. it increased the expectoration,
and I r..i?cd a grdat deal of Moody
_ matter from my lungs. But that has nowceased,
and so has iny cough, nearly. 1 . .
cough but little crow, and expect soon to be HltM
entirely free from.it. I consider it an in- *v
j valuable medicine, and shall recommend it to lf"r'
all who are afflicted with a cough or discos- , r
| od Lungs. 'a
I * * * * * sl1"
I let n young lady, who had the CONSUMPTION,
ami had bled u good deal from (' .'?
the lungs, and doctored several months with .
our physician, but grew worse, have one Lot*
tie of it, and it eared her. it acted almost .
ruiraeulously in her case. ,n#
y Your sincere friend, F. M. CORRY. rna^
Bleeding Lungs Cured.
I SEE HO IV I'ROMPTL Y IT A CTS!
Statement of Mr. A. '..my, Su'sri*, No 388
Pearl street. Now York.?A few days before
Inst Christmas I wan t ik?*n unwell, ntul mooii
commenced bleeding freely at the lungs. I '
called in u Uomu-pathic Physician, but bis "a"
medicine did not seem to help inc. I read
vour advertisement' and thought I would try
l)r. Rogers* Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and
Chanchalagua. Before I had taken up the ^
third bottle, toy bleeding had stopped, my troi
cough was gone, and I telt well aa usual.? the
my health is now good. I consider it a most 181
excellent medicine, and cordially recommend sell
it to mv friends. (This statement was made had
to the Proprietors, March 13, I860,] tim
"lb
k Circular*, Ac. [Jn
v, Aa no ordinary sized advcrtiacinent onn rid?
expiain fully the merits luid nature of this
article, the Proprietors have published n new In 1
Circular, giving the history of this Medicine,
rc the diseription, nature die., of its principle I
ingredients ; the effect they arc designed to |J
r? have upon the lungs and liver, and a copious ^
10 to the persona, who have been cured by it? I
giving their names and residences even to lioti
r" the street and the number. Those who are }
troubled with a congh, or wiione lungs arc sigi
r* in the least affected, are earnestly desired to grn
call upon the agents named below, and pro- J
cure one of (hose pamphlets. It can be had terf
~ gratia, and well repay a perns# '1
SCO VIL dt ME AO. our
111 Chartrea Street, Now Orbvms. ?a
" Wholehnlo Gcneial Agents for the United ers
>' States, to whom all orders must head- aga
d dressed. oth.
m And sold by * wo*
*- T. R dt J.R. 31 AC.ILL,Ijincaster C.lf.,8.C. 11 \
A. P. Wylie Clu ster - - ral
'* Z. J. Deflay Camden " all <
J. J. Workman do u A
Winchester, Stitt dr Hon Munroc, N. C.
Flalwr dt lleinitha, Charlotte, N. C. T. I
fox It Caldwell do. * '
And by one Agent In overy town in the '* ^
, Houth. J; J
0 July 20 Sleowly
a ' _ __ Koi
x. a o. f. S
CU AT AW HA LODOB, No. 24, 8?{
meets every Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
, W. A. MOORE, 8ee*y. jja
- ;a, si
E.A. r^NDFTOiRK % W C
DR. STRONG'S
rSfPOUNl) SANATIVi
PILLS.
'HESB PILES are entirely Vegetabl
nnd are a moat superior Medicine
cure of Ml Bilious Complaints, Ohil
Fever, l)is pepsin, Costiveness, lav
npluints. Junndiees,Sick Ilendnclie, Ser
i. Salt Hheiun, Fevers of all kinds, I.o
Appetite, Obstructed and painful Me
uition, and all lingering diseases,
ks a Female Medicine they act like
rn>, and when taken according to the t
ions, they never fail to cure the vc
st cases of Files, after all other reuiedi
'hoy purify the L od,equalize the circ
i>n, restore the Liver, Kidneys, nnd oth
retory Oigans to a healthy tone and ji
i; and as an Anti-Bilou* Family Met
; they haw no equal. Price 25 cents p
ALSO,
DR. STRONG S
PKGTOUAL STOMACH
PILLS.
i remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catan
nehitis, Croup, \\ hooping Cough, Ast
Consumption, Nervous Diseases. 1)\
sia, Costiveness, Erysipelas, Disease
Heart, Inflammation nnd Fain in t
:st, Back and Side and all diseases arisii
n a deranged state of the Stomach, ai
relieve the distress and bad feeling fro
ng too hearty food, mi weak aud dyspe
liabits.
Vnrranted to be
VVREL Y YFMETA HI.R.
These Fills act as r.n Expectorant, Ton
Aperient. One 25 cent box uossoss
c times more power to cure diseases tli;
lie dollar bottle of any ??T the Syri?[
sains, or Sarsaparillas that was ever mat
a aim pie trial of only one box will pro
i important troth.
'bey promote Expectoration, loosen *i
epm, and Clear the lamps and other fci
Lory Organs of all morbid mailer, ni
re is not another remedy in the whe
teria Medina eapahle of impartinp sin
iing properties to the lamps and Vit
71ns as these Pills. They cure Costiv
s, produce a pood, repular Appetite, at
enpthen the System.
'rice 2-j cents per box, containing 25 dos
dcdicine.
'all on the Agents who aell the I'n.i
pet the Planter's Almanac pratis, givii
particulars and certificates of cures,
bait kinds ot the above named Pills a
sale at Lancaster, C. 1L, bvHASSK
& HACilNS and J. I). H.MLE. \v|
> keep a supply of f>?:. Sn:.\< F.n's Vi:u
ile Pu.i.s and
DR. HULL'S
CELEIIRA TED I'H.llS,
icli atop the ('bills and Fever the fii
, and do not sicken the stomach or oj
! oil the bowels,
uly 21 20 !v.
JEW DAVID S
HEBREW PLASTER.
IE great Remedy l'or Rheumatism, (Iru
Pain in the Side, I lip. llacK. Limbs ai
nts. Scrofula, Kinp's Evil, Whit" <?we
s. Hard Tumors. Stiff Joints ami all li\
us whatever. \\ here this PI ster is a
d Pain cannot exist.
I'his celebrated l'ain Extractor has be
iixtensivcly used by Physicians and t
pie in pcneral, both in this country ai
rope, that it is almost needless to say ai
ip ahout it. Vet there may he son
ii stand in need of its healing powc
i) have not yet tried it. For their sak
will simply state what it has done
ussnds of eases, and what it will do 1
m when tried.
A VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
lead the following testimony from a P)
an.
Ikhti.emen.?Your Hebrew Piaster h
ed mo of pains of which I have sutler
twelve years past. During this peril
bored under an a (fiction of my loins ui
\ and tried many remedies that my ?>v
lieal experience suggested, hut wilho
lining relief At length I used yo
ster, and am now by its i nod eliccts e
ly cured. I w ill roeoninied the Jew L
or Hebrew Plaster to all, who are sufl.
from contraction of the muscles, or pi
lent pains in the side or back.
I'be people of Georgia have but to Incur
uuintcd with its virtues when tlicy w
jrt to its use.
\ours, truly,
M. W. WALKER. M. D?
Forsythc. .Monroe County. Ga.
[\> Messrs. Scovil A Mead, New Orient
Jeic Dai isi* ?r Hebrew I'laxfrr in
Xorlh Carolina.
lessrs. Seovil A Mend! ? I have he
lbled with the chronic rheumatism I
last twelve years. On the IstofJu
151 I was so had that I could not turn m
' in bed, ami the pain so severe thai
I not slept a wink lor six days. At ti
e my attendinp Physician prescribed t
sbri w Planter,' ana it acted like a char
pain left ine and I slept morn than h.
lie night, and in three days I was able
) out. I consider the "Hebrew Plaatel
best remedy ^r nil sorts of pu>n* nc
ise.
G. \V. M'MINN.
Icndersonvillc, N. C., Aug. 16, I860.
unnu
lew are of counterfeits and base iinit
is 1
fST The genuine will in future have t
latum E. Taylor on the steel plate e
Ved label on the ton of each luiv
'urchaaera are advieed that a mean cou
eit of thia article ia in exietence.
'he genuine ia aold only by ua, and 1
agent* appointed throughout the Sou
nd no pedlar ia allowed to aell it. Dw
and purchaaera generally are caution
inst buying of any but our regular agen
erwiae they will be imposed upon with
thlrna article. 8COV1L& MKAD.
Chartrea atreet. N. Orleuna, Sola (icn
Agents for the Honthern State*, u> who
vrdera muat invariably be &ddre**cd.
md aold by
l.*J. R. MAGILL, Lancaster C. II.,?
P. Wvlie Cheater, "
I. Deriay, Camden, "
. Workman, do "
iur & Heinitha, Carlotte, N. C.
; St Cold well, do M
w heater Stitt Si eon, Monroe, "
I by one agent in every town in tl
IK j j. t ) } *i *
uty SO k24eowly.
DR. ALFTElTCttAVEir
V1NG devoted hi* entirt* attention
ia practice of Dkktistay, baga leave
rm thaCitiaene of Lancaster and vleini
be will be found a| Mr, (TaaaelUnt
he Sod Monday in month where I
00 u,7 *u *
?t. 12th IMS. *
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na Mm i ii '
I AFFLICTED, READ!
p ' VlllLAIiF.M'llIA
E; MEDICAL HOUSE,
Established 18 years mo. by Dr. hinkiUn
JV. IV. Corner oj nurd and Union
e, ; Streets, hcltti.cn SprXice and
in ! Pine Sis. Philada.
Is ' TjMGHTEEN years of extensive and unin.
er J J tempted practice in this eTly.liavc ren.
o- 1 dered Dr. K. the most expert and .successful
ss practitioner, far and near, in the treatment ol
n- all diseases of a private nature. Persons afflic
tod with ulcers upon the body, throat oi
a leg?, pains in the head or bones, mercurial
li. rheumatism, strictures, gravel, diseases nrisry
ing from youthful excesses or impurities ol
es the blood, whereby the constitution has be;
eonie enfeebled, arc all treated with success
u- He who places himself under the enro ol
er f>r. K., may religiously eonfido in his honoi
ic. as a gentleman, ana confidently rely upon
ii- his skill vs a physician.
r Take Particular I\roticc.
j Young man who have injured themselves
by a certain practice indulged in?a habit fro.
xjuently teamed from evil companions or al
school, the effects of which are nightly felt
even when asleep,and destroy both niir.d and
body,should apply immediately. NVeaknesi
' and constitutional debility, loss of miiseu
lar energy, physical lassitude anil genera
8" prostration, instability and all nervous aflVe
? tions, Indigestion, sluggishness of the liver
i.nd every disease in nnv way connected witl
"ff I the disorder of the proereative functions
^ . cured an<l full vigor restored.
.7. ' YOUTH & MANHOOD.
' A VIGOROUS I JFK OR A PREMATURI
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Kinkrfin on Self- Preservation?only 2ft eentf
Hp 11 IS ROOK, JUST PUHIJSHKD, li
lie 1 filled with useful information, oi
es | the infirmities and diseases of the human sys
an tem. It addresses itself alike to Youth, Man
VS, hood and Old Age?to all who apprehendo
le, sutler under the dire consequences of earl;
ve or prolonged indiscretions?to nl! who fee
j the exhaustive effects of baneful habits?t<
he ! all who in addition to declining physical en
le- j ergy.nrc the victims of nervovs ami menta
"d j debility and of moping and melancholy des
le potideiiey?to all such Dr. K. would sav?
eh | " R HAD THIS ROOK!
a! The valuable advice and impressive wnrnini
e- I it gives will prev ent years of misery and sut
id fering, and save annually thousands of lives
j Jdiy" A remittance of26 cents, cnehiset
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delphia, w ill ensure a Look, under envelope
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us a gentleman. itti I confidently rely upoi
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. H cure of the above diseases, and n treaties or
(.(| tfie cause symptoms and cure of the Fovei
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ary next, the plan lotion, whereon 8a?1
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0
IMTENT MEDIUMS, &f.
, $54)0 CHALLENGE.
W'HATBVKR concerns the health nnd
hnppiness of thepoupii ifcat all times
of the most valuable, isporianoo. 1 take it j
for granted that every person will do nil J
iq their power ty save the lives of their ehil'
drun, and that every person Will endenvor to
' promote their own health at nil sacrifices.?
1 feel it to be my duty to solemnly assure
you thnt WORMS, according to the opinion I i
' yf the most celebrated physicians, Sro the !
priuinry eauses of a large mnjoritv of disen- | t
: scs to which ehildren nnd adults arc liable ;
' if you hnve-an appetite continually cliangoa m
hie from one kjnd of food to another, had
breath, pnin in the stomach, picking at the
" nose hrtrdness and fhllncss of the belly, dry
1 cough, slow fever pulse Irregular?remem.
her that all these denote Worms, nnd yoi?
should at onee apply the remedy?
i j- IIOBEXSACJCS WORM SYRUP
" ! An article founded upon scientific prinoi- ,
pies, compounded with purely vegetable sub:
stances, being perfectly safe w hen taken, and
can he given to tlio most tender infant with
decided beneficial effect. Where llowel
i Complaints nnd Diarrhoea have nmde tlivni
weak nnd debilitated, the tonic properties of
I > 11 urm njrup an- such, that it stand*
' wotliont an e<pinl in the catalogue of medi1
cinos in giving tone and strength to the atom*
: nch, which makes it nn infiilliV?lo remedy for'
j these nfllictcd with Dyspepsia. The nstdtv I
' ishing cures yeiformed T?y this syrup, after "
' physicians have failed, is the best evidence
of its superior efficacy over all others.
' the tape worm
4
ti Thi* is the most difficult worm todostroV
i ] if all that in test the human system, It grows
i. j to an almost indefinite length, becoming so
r | coiled and fastened in the intestines and
y j stomach, affecting the health so sadly, as to
I I eanse Ft. Vitus' Dance, Fits. die., that those
n atliicted seldom if over suspect that it is Tapo
. Woian hastening them to an early grave, lit
1 order to destroy this- w orm u very energetic.
. treatment must bo pursued. It would, there
fore, be proper to take ti to 8 of my I,iver
Pills, so as to remove all obstructions, that
r the Worm Syrup may art direct upon th-?
. worm, which imist be taken In des? ? of'J
. t.iblcspeonfnls 3 times a day. These dirce\
ttons followed have never been known to fail
in curing the most obstiuatc case of Tape
. Worm.
// o n exe. : cjc s li\'eh p i i. l e
r No pari of the avstetji is more liable to
disease than the I.IVER, it serving as n
j tiltercr to purify the blood or giving thu
{ proper secretion to the bile; so that any
, wrong action of the Liver ullccts the other
important parts of the system, and results I
variously in Liver ('omptniiit.Jaundice, Dyspepsia.
vVe. We ThuiT ! lucre ford watch
. j fv. rv symptom that might indicate a wrong
, action of tlie liver. These I'ills being eomp.i.ud
ef Roots and Plants furnished by na.
tore to heal tli. sick,vis; 1st. An EXPK''.
ITOU.WT, which augments the secrcti- i
| from the pulmonary mucus membrane, ?-r
| promotes the discharge of secreted mattv-v <
1 *Jd. Alt ALTERATIVE 'which changes i i
I some inexplicable ::ipi insensible manner tl v
' ei-rtcin uioilsd action of the system. 3d t
- TtJNM which givoa tunc.and strength o
the nervous si stem, renewing health a' i *
' vigor to, all parts of the l?o?ly. 4th. A V*'*
'j i IIAllTlt", which acts in perfect liarmot
with the oUie( ingredients, and open^yjg
' the bowels, and e xpelling the whole fu s? . f
' corrupt and vitiated matter, and p.nifvi;,;
1 the IJood V. l:lvl destroy s disease ..nd reslou s1
health. ,
! to females
You w ill find these l ills an invslm.hlo
, medicine in manr complaints to which you
' are subject. In obstruction* cither total or
partial, tliej lusvc been found ol' inestlnmblo
benefit, restoring tluir functional srragei
merits to a healthy actinic, purity ing the blood
i | -nd other lluidsso effectually to-put to fight,
j all complaints which may arise IVnm female
: j irregularities, as headache, giddiness, diuiI
ness of sight, pain in the side. buck. it v., nn?I
I I olli-red tlin public at the best i'ills for nil dis!
eases, upon the follow ing.
medical eyidexce
I | We. the undersigned Physicians, liavi'no
had the receipt of their manufacture submitted
to us for inspection,say, tlint the regrv1
divnts of w hich they are composed- makes
' them the best Pill in use for all disease* of
t ilm I !i.-r i.?. f'L- m ?
mva ui IIIO IHiitiA <V V. W(!
say tlii4 nut only from <>nr oua judgment,
1 but also fiom that of the best mudk*al ou?
1 ilitnily in ili?* Doited States. Ail disease*
1 requiring tin* use of an Al.TKILATlVE,
IMAl'IlCRBTK'and I'URGATltfl* MEDI
IC1NE. ti nt Cttino under our notice, ha* been
treated with the Jll>ovc Pills witb tbe innsV
I satisfactory auece??.
georgf wood. m. tk.
F. CROWLEY. M. D.
L. BO\VEX.tM. I).
PurnbiiHr none but those Inning (be slg'
nature. " J. \. llOHKNSACK," upon cuch
box. as all others arc worthless imitations.
1 Agents wishing now supplies, mid all others
wishing to become agents, must address.
' the Proprietor. J. N, IIOIIKNSACK, at hi*
Laboratory, No. 120 North SECOND street
' above Race. I'lllLADKU'UI \.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in
the United State*.
1 I'noiphlets giving Certifeateaofcorn* per'
I'm mod in dillerviit sections of the country
by the above medicines, can be bud gratis of
the agent*.
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iauicnstcr, C. II., S. C.,
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DRV liOOBSj
IKAKIiESTO^,S. i.
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Co., would respectfully ciIV the attention of
their customer*. ?nd others\ ishing Charles
ton, to their assortment of
DRY GOODS,
now opening which wili tie found onn complete
tWhn fcn* ever before been offered , iu.
that eity.
All articles In their Hn? Hut* hewn mtmufacturcd
exprettly to order, a'td rwKiWTtir toiRf.cT
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to, and purchaser* may depend upon
every arttcln priced as low as they ?nn '
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"f d *
f*' Wiirt?5?MlNK5ngst ror.Msrk^f i
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