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THE LANCASTER LEDGER is published eveky Wednesday Morning AT LAN CASTER VILLE, S. C. Term*.?00 n year if paid in advance ; 50 if pnym't be delayed 3 in'a; 3 00 after six months. Advertisements Inserted nt the rate of 75 cents per square of 13 lines for the 1st insertion, 37$ cents for every subsequent insertion. For announcing a candidate #5. R. S. BAILEY. Editor and Proprietor "I vill?I vill kill?yes,I>v gar! 1 vill cut 'im in ze little pieces. Vere is ze tain scoundrelle, Ned if" "Ned! Ob jour friend?" "No, by g?r! sair, he is no?no frieud of ine?be is one poltroou?j-es, sare, one very bad ras^alle; I vill find him?I vill liave satisfaction," exclaimed the excited j Frenchman. "But, my dear Monsieur, you arc ex- j cited?pray tell me the cause of it, said Lit) friend, endeavoring to quiet him." 44 Yea, by gar. 1 am very much excite | I vill kill ze tarn rascalle." But my dear sir, you can't have the pleasure of doing that," interrupted his friend ; 4\Ned is out of town?been gone these three months. "This news seemed to increase the excitement of the Frenchman; but after n while, with a great deal of coaxing and trouble, he was brought bnik to his senses. "Velt, sare, I vill tell you," said lie to bis friend. "You kuow ze grand plant, I 'ave ever so long time, from ze Turkey? veil, it is von tarn 'umbug ! Ned ze scoun dralle! he tell me vait von, tree, six months. Ze leetle blossoms vill come. Veil 6are, 1 vait and 1 vait, and vait ever so long?eigbt, nine months?for ze leetle blosromt, and zero come no such ting. Zen I 'ave great curiosite to find ze namo of ze tain zing, and I could not do rat. Bimebye I dig him for ze root, von, sare, vat you zink I find, eli, vat you ziuk.? Why, really, 1 couldn't guess Monsieur." " Von Cot tam leetle It a-t ! Yes, sare, von cot tam leetle rat!" oxclaimed the Frenchman, with as much excitement as ever. "But the plant, Monsieur, tell me what the plant was," said his friend; who with difficulty could keep from laughing. "Ze plant! Sare zere was no plant, it vos ze cot tam rat's tail. Iin ! sacre f I vill kill ze tam rascalle." OIF the Frenchman rushed, leaving his friend to indulge in an immense amount of laughter. "It was a good joke, and after Monsieur got cooled off, he acknowledged the corn, and when Ned returned they were flrivi/l friAnila pq ovnr 6 ? Senator Butlsr.?It is reported by a correspondent of tho Newberry Sentinel, that at a late dinner to Senator Butler, at Mt. Ennon, attended also by tbe ladies j after tbe speech tbe Senator selected a fail partner and joined the cotillion. The report says that this senatorial dance was no common achievement, and as it progressed in its requirements called into play the powers of the performers, it was plain to see that old Edgefield bad, in her honored son one v. ho was not to be distanced by Young America, and when tbe race was done, the gallant judge, liko a knight of old, sealed the transaction in complimentary style, by impressing a genuine old fashioned kiss upon the glowing cheeks of I.is fair partner. The fiddler called upon the shale of ''Old Solomon," dropped his bow without giving the usual "rattles', for the dimes, and declared that he could nerer think of tx>ing paid when he had a senator to dance to his music. -?South Carolinian, The proprietors of the Enquirer, Times, Commercial and Columbian, four daily journals ol Cincinnati?have combined to raise tho price of their papers from ten to twelve cents per week. They allege as reasons for the change the fact that newspaner Dliblishinc is less nrofitahle than l o ? i any other business requiring a similar out lay of capital, talent and lal>or, the increase in the coat of making new paper* owing to competition, the rise in paper, wages, rents, fuel and prolusions. His Excellency GovcrnorKfANNiNO ha> appointed Robbht A. Thompson Coromis sioner in Equity for Pickens district in place of Joseph W. Rosa, deceased. Dav-dson Collkob, N. C.? We learn that the Trustees of this Institution met at Charlotte on Tuesday, the 26th ultimo, pursuant to appointment, to elect a President to fill the place made vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Dr. Williamson. After a short session the Rev. J. U. Adger, si f'harU*?/ui ?-? I? 1? vw?m uwdllllUUKBIjr RIWIOU. ) It I* not yet known whether the reverend gentlemen will accept, hut it ie to be hoped so, as, from his reputation for scholarly acquirements, piety end sbdity, he is likely to adorn, in a distinguished manner, the position of head of one of the moat flourishing Colleges in the Stati,?South V Carolininn. Camdbm, its Tradb.?We are glad to see evidences of the opening Fall trade. Cotton wagon# are beginning to oosae In, and our merchants are preparing lor a heavy Fall and Winter basins?. An uaasoaily laqge number went North this OnmniOri nil tfi ehotw, we ere phm?d to J >' " if see have returned in good health. Their stock will bo uncommonly good, ami will be sold cheap, of course. The fact has long been an undeniable one, that Camdon is about the l?e?t cotton market in the Ftate.? Camden Journal. Kinman Exkcutkd.?This unforrunate mail sutrered the penalty of death on Friday last, by hanging, lie made no disclosures, but confessed himself to be "guilty, in part," of the crime for which he was condemned, implying that others were concerned with him. Wo have a few thoughts in connexion with the matter, whieh wo are compelled to withhold this week, in consequence of want of time to shape them for publication. We will give theiu in *our next.?Laurcnsvillc Herald. THE LEDGER:i | LANCASTERVILLE. S. C. WEDNESDAY*OCT. 1,1854. Agents for the Lancaster LedgerNew York V. 11. Fainter. Philadelphia G. VV. Cnrr. Charleston W;n. Dewucs East 11a? CamJ? n Z. J. PcHay. Terms of the Ledger. One copy, one year 82.00 Five copies (each $1.75) 8.76 Ten do M 8150 16.00 Fifteen do 1.331 20.00 Twenty do " 1.25 25.00 Cash in advance always. No pa|>er will be stopped until paid for unless we choose to. We have a hue assortment of Job Type, and are prepared to do any kind of Job Work, with neatness and di-sn-iti-h ? ?~ -f tar Wanted nt this office a boy about 14 years of age to learn the Printing business. lie will be well provided for and his situation made comfortable. We expect a full force in our office tbe latter part of this week. j^^olton in Charleston i< worth from 0 3-4 to 9 5-8 cents. The Heai.tii of our Dmtrict.?We were rather premature some weeks sinpe, in congratulating our citizens upon the health of our town nnd district. At this time we regret to say it is quite sickly. There iscarcely a family in town but in which there is a ease of fever. " \s yet, wo are glad to say in no case has it proved fatal, although we are told that in the district, especially in tho neighborhoed of Flat Creek, there have been a number of deaths. The weather at present is quite cool, that we look for frost nt an early day. t3T Our friend J. W. at llenlev's Store, Oh., is mistaken in regard to the price of our paper. See terms above.? We credit you for nine month? for the $1.60. Death of a Sheriff.?From a verbal source we learn that the Sheriff of York district lied on Friday last. Th<*e who may feel an interest in the esiablishment of a Girl's school, or female Academy in tbe village, are notified that a meeting for the purpose, will be held in the Presbyterian Church hi early candle lighten Fridav evening next. Homicide in Camden.? We have been ioiu 11181 a muruer was committed iu famden on Friday last. As related to us, it appears tluit a citizen of Camden (Lee Dixon) was cr?a ing a disturbance, whilst uuder the influence of liquor, and when commanded by a member ef the guard (Graham) to desist, he shot at the latter, but with no effect. Graham who was on horse-back, alighted at once, when Dixon ran up to him and inflicted a fatal wound on liia person with a bowie knife, from which he died almost instantly. Yellow Fkvkr.?On Thursday last there were 14 deaths in Charleston from yellow fever. On Friday 6. In Savannah it still rages with unabated fury.? Among the victims, we notice the name of lion. Joseph W. Jackson. Col. Jackson was but a short time since a representative in Congress frou that section of tieorgia. Oar Town. More thnn once have wo spoken of (he Improvements going on in our town of faineester. We doubt very much if any of onr Rail Roil towns have made such rapid strides in the improvement of old building*, and in the erection of new ones. Never have we seen sech e wholesome change in any piece, as we here observed in Lancaster since we took up out abode here. From sun-rise until sun-set the hammer end saw are beard in various perls, doing their legitimate work tupfc* *? eeot-f, 0* mrthsnte* It I < x" 0 speaks well tor the enterprise of our citizens Nor is this all. Our energetic Indeed.mt |, Mr. Belden, has taken the work of the streets ^ literally in his own hands, and a marked improverucnt in our public thoroughfares is the consequence. I ancaster is a pleasant place, the citizens generally are kind and neighborly, and with 1,1 but one exception, no one could advance an ^ objection to u residence here. We have re- t* erence to the difficulty ef gotiing from the ol place, and coming back. It is n day's hard ride to any point which intersects a rail road. | This is a source of great inconvenience, ex- ^ | pense and fatigue, and at the same time oej elisions considerable trouble and expense in procuring articles from other places. ,r Riding along the Camden and Lancaster U ! road the other day, we thought seriously of tj j these matters, and caine to the conclusion, c, i that us the Spartan Rand h id dispersed, and j there was but liitlu probibility of our having a rail road, probably the best plan would tt be for us to build a Flank Road from here r, ! to Camden. At this time it couid be laid ^ j with but little expense . there are saw-uiills ^ along the road and plenty of pine trees, that if the people of 'aiiiden and Lancaster unite j to build the road, it could be done cheaply ' I and expeditiously. " What says our contemporary of the Cam t< tLn Journal. ? * The Election. 0 Before we print another paper, the result of the election will be known. We have .! ,, two candidates for Congress ; uz the present incumbent, Gen. McQ, leen, tind Coi. ]. j D. Wilson. Either of these gentlemen we ^ I believe well qualified to represent the first congressional district in the National Coun- ll eils. For State Senator, to fill the unux- * I pired term of the late Col. iluey, we have w | two candidates; viz. the Hon. Dixon U.irn es n | and Dr. L Z. Williamson, lioth of these v I gentlemen are well known to us. and we eon- t tidently assert, either would do credit to the f district. It is for our people to say which c is the best qualified. w For the House of Representatives, we have four candidates; viz. 1*. T. Hammond, n Dr. W. C. Caulhen, S. B. Masscy nnd W. A. Moore. Lancaster sends only two, so two will be left at homo. These four gen- a lemon are ou friends, we entertain a high ll regard lor each and all of them, nnd we be* '' lieve each is ~rell qualified to discharge the ' duties of a Legislator. Messrs. Hammond, P Cauthen and M.is soy hive before represented our district in the Legislature, and we ^ are yet to hear that either caused diss.itisfae- J' tion; Mr. Moore too we have no hesitation in saying would give general satisfaction.? " Our candidates are all in favor of giving the * election of electors of President and Vice r President of the United States to the people, V and opposed to a Prohibitory Liquor Law. We have a word or two to say to voters. In the first place, vote the whole ticket; that is, for member to Congress, State Senator, nnd Representatives. In the next place, do ^ not sutfer yourself to be actuated by per- j sonal regard. Vote for Ihote you Mim best qualified lo srrite you. If you are at enmity f with A, and on terms of inliin.iev with B, yet, if in your opinion A is the best quulitied ^ to represent jour district, divest yourself of all prejudices, and vote for him. As certain as the sun shines, we would. A shake of . the hand, accompanied by an udulatory -soft talk" never did, and never will get our vote. Hypocrisy is to be condemned under any and all circumstance*. Monday to the polls and elect those who ^ will serve you faithfully. The present in- ^ euinbent, James II, Witherspooti Esq., und ^ Col. H. R. Price are the two candidates for Hi Ordinary. Thu election tukes place ut the ^ same time. The new steamship City of Pliiladel- ^ phia, from Liverpool for Philudelphii., was wrecked off Cape Usee Sept. 25, anil will I prove a total loss. Her crew ami nassen gors, seventy in number, were moved. This is the third steamer the Company ' have lost. M m m n J?-8~ bishop Woit>wright died in the * city of New York on the 21st ult. tl The Iionk of Chester, declared H dtvidend at the rate of 8 .per cent' p?r annum r ?to Ite paid on and after 4th proximo. p The bank of Fairfled lots declared a a dividend of 10 percent. 1 B Dr. Edward Gunter, who shot Mr. Sour- # ry of Newl>erry, was arrested a few days since in A&hboro (N. C.). t Capt. Artliur Magee, a very popular c Sea Captain of Charleston, died in that * city on Friday last. He commanded the D steamer Nina. ^ John McKee Esq. of Chester (S. C.) a has presented $60 to the sick of Charles* p ton, and $60 to Savannah. p David A. Elliott Esq. a promising yonng c lawyer of Winnsboro, was hurried on Sun day before last. He died of a pulmanary 1 complaint. Dr. A. B. Brantly, a son of the late Rev. Wm. Brantley of Charleston, died of the yellow fever near Savannah A few ( dnys Hgo. He contracted the disease in I Savannah, whither he had gone to relieve '' the sick. . BuhMtH Votiees. We wouhl cull public attention to the advertisement of Mr. Fincher in tbh paper. Mr. F. informs on, be is reedy to do say I work in his line st short notice and at moderate prices. * We also would direct attention to the p advertisement of Mr. Alex. Qrem. We '' are assured by one of the first ci risen* in () that neighborhood, that Mr. Orem is a >< first rate brick-layer, and plasterer. His JJ work is durable, and neatly done. tl gw See the alteration in the adrer- k1 tieemeelef Mr. Besy. PhilKpe, > tjr , ' Wo owo hii Mjmlogv to Mr. T. U. Nea it of Jaeksonhain for not sending liin parr, and low sou l blok nuinlwr*. The i intake w?i uniiit 'titi xi illy committed of nirse. J Mr. John Adams, at the aatne old cor- ^ er, lias just received from New York, a ill an?l complete Mirk of Fall ami Win r goods. See Iiih advertisement in an- w Lher column. d Willi much pleasure do we direct atnit ion to the new ad vertiseinents of Dr. . .1. Del lay Camden 8. C. A* we ob jjj it veil on a previous occasion, Dr. Dei!ay'a ledicine* are good : we have unfortunatet been coinpelleil to use a goodly quantir in our family, and wo are yol to dis>vor an impure article. ^ Hkplirr or Candidates.? We publish >-day the replies of our Senator, and Hep- ^ sentati ves hi tliu Legislature, to certain ? neries propounded to them in our pttpcr ol f the 12lh inst. ni It willl be seen that Co). Chcsnut an<l 1,1 lajor Boy ken have modifleit tlieir ojiin- f mih considerably ujhui the electoral qnes- I. jiu, which we are jileased to Hud accord ritli the views advanced by us a few r?eks ago in an editorial ujhui this i??pic f State jRilitics. Col. Kershaw retains his former js?si ion. and gives gisal reavuia for prcfering ^ change. We are pleased to know that these dif- ^ rcnces of opinion between our Represen- p atives will occasion no sort of misiinder- C lauding, as all parties agree to disagree ^ rithout creating the slightest agitation ij>on a question w hich our jieojile are rilling to lat alone, and every one act and hiuk for himself. As remarked it is n [iiestiou which 44 d?H>s not involve |>nlitial right, that is conceded on all aides, hut i one of expediency alone."Cunulrn Journal. IloUotoays Pills fur Ihe Cure of IlILL nd Disordered Stomorhs.?Kxtrict of a Icier from Mr. D. E. Evan*, commercial traveler, dated September 7th., 1853?To I'roeaaor Holloway.?Sir.? For a considerable criod I auflfered dreadfully from liile, Indi estion and a disordered Stomach. In the ope of obtaining iclief 1 took a great varity of medicines. but all proved of no avail. was,however, rreommeiided, by Mr lluglm f Harlech, to try your Fills, i.nd with plea tire I have to iniortn you that the* soon eatorcd my appetite: and I now enjoy the cry Vest of health. (Signed) D. K Evans. fc#F~See advertisement. Sold by P. M. COOKN * CO., M Hsyne st., Cfln, Mton, 8C* DR. GUYSOTTS YELLOW DOCK IND SARSAPARILLA for the core of s isesse, or m * Spring purifier of the blood nd as afnmS tonic for the system, is un- ? Ivaled. F The curative powers of this Extract are ruly wonderful,and ail invalids should make a iimediate trial of the ' Yellow Dock and ? lurnnpurilla " It cannot injure the most del- n :ate patient j Then fly from mineral nostrums to seek t< ope, lifo and xigor from 'his purely vogvt i> ble remedy. Therefore however broken \ 1 health and |>irita, however loathsome to 1 imsclf and others, let no one despair of reovery ; lot the patient only understand that e is hope of pliyaie.il restoration Hex in "Guy ott'a Extract oi Yellow Dock and Sars.ipai 11 a," and persuade him for Ilia LIFE'S S AKE, a try it, and v* e have no hesitation in pre- i iicting his speedv restoration to heulrli. l*r See ndvortiaemeiit. So I.I) BY ( MAGII.L& IIEATII DERANGEMENT OF THE LIV .R s one of the most e.immon, *? well as the d iomI formidable of diaeiuk'N known to .A* lcru' in dIivmu i.ni.4. It linil fur v?*.irs :i!tr .? ! <i the elonent attention of the Medical Faulty of the United Stalest, and yet, up to he tjmo of the diacovery of Dr. M'Lin?'i> [real Specific, it vva* itltnoat beyond the I each of medical akill. Thouaandn have terinhcd without even the hope of relief. I1 nd although ihouHandit may yet be deatim d * o feel the dreadful effect* of thin mont comilicated dineane, it in now. thnnkn to the re- M eurch of Dr. M'l-ane. mont completel;, u irought within the acope of inrciic-d con- *' rol. The proprietor* of the liver I'ill feel " ontident that they offer a remedy which h .n teen folly tented by time, ?od which h n lever fitiled of aoeceaa when fairlv tried Iar Purchaser* will he coreful to Ank for )k. M'Ukc'^ C*L2SSATR3 i-fTIK PtLLif. ( nd take none elne. There are other Pilln uirporting to bo liver Pilln. no . before the i, uiblic. Dr. M'Umen liver Pilln. alno hin C elebj.ited Vermifuge, can now be h >d at r II renpe^tahle Drug Store* in the United , Itatea and Canada. 4 Sold by P. M. COHKN A Co. No. 20 IIay tie Street, Clinrleaton.S. C. OBITUARY. Departed thia life on the 80th of Knot, in he Siklv-fiml year of her age Mm. Rebecca ? towem connorl of Mr. Edward Rowera, 8?. rhe deeeaaed waa born and ruined in lain- C aatcr dintrict. ANWOUNCKMENTa For Ordinary We are Authorized to annnnnce JAAIK8 I. WITIIER8POON mm m Candida for Ordinary, Many Vorsaa. la. Editob :? ? From the column* of voar paper, it ap w mm that any peraon disponed, or willing * ?r their name* to bo nael aa candid*tea for w ny office, haa been recommended or pro- u oaed by their " Frieoda," or -Many Citi- y< ma, not ao with me. 1 tender my aervic- a t the Citizen" of laaeadar DUtrict. to acne MB in the office of Ordinary, If elected, for te ensuing term. The election will take lace in October neat. H. ft. PRICE. A?f Id, IMA For Congress. The friends of Gen. JOHN HcQUF.1 imonnce liiin hn it Candidate for re-elect > Conjure**, nt tho ensuing election. W? .in* authorized to announce (he H D WILSON. of D'irlingtoii. hn u can ute to represent this Congressional distr t the ensuing election. For the Senate The friends of Dr. I.. Z. Wit.!.! \MS( ould respectfully annouuee him as ?? ci id.-itw for Senator nt the coming election Prom tho 2'Jd of lluguat 1854. Vox I'opuu The friends of Col. DIXON 3ARNI anouvo hint ?s a Candidate for the n? enatoriiil election. MANY FRIENDS For the House of Representatives Mr. Editoe : ? please announce S. I.ASSEY us a c >ndidnte fir the House .cprescntntivcs nnd oblive. Many Voters. Mr. Editor:?Please announce P. T. IIA OND, Esq., as a candidate for the House eprcsentatives in the Next Legislature i dige, Mast Friends and Scpportkr j_jf- The friends of W. A. WOORK K inonnee him as n candidate for Reprew live in the next legislature J-#T The friends of Dr W C. CA 'HEN announce hint as s candidate fori ojrixlatnrc at the etisueing election. m .11) V K U T IS >1K \ T S. A List of Letters, antiniiting in file I'ont iflllee. U-inc s !. II.. So.. Co.. Oct. 4. 1354. irnifield, Dr. W. C, Great Sl Orris, M' idiiiion. J N Graham. W C Isllard. S D Klingle. J B ( ill ird. H Lark, Miss N E llnckiuon, J J Ijirk. Mi*-* Sarah Irown, Mrs VV. I*?mmon Minn M J Imwn. Jo,-1 l.ink Jacob laskin. J in. I/illi'in. Mm. M I. (oily. Robert Locum James (oily, VVylie M Lib *. It R larton* Morion M ckcv. J T larton. J M Me 4 tec r. J t. Ik. R M M-Tmoii. M /imton. Mm. M Morrison Dr. S C Taston Minn Soroli Montgomery. Mm / aistnn. Mi n Eliza McKlh sn ty. A J. 'rowdcr. Kdw ml Mtler. Win. 'line. Not. Parker. Mm Ellz. 'miN irt. S iiii'i Phi far. W T V'nu'mw. Minn A Reich. N I) 'rovlon. A J Ring*. A J # 'oclir.in Minn R Steel. Win C 'I mton. A J Sti*!. J D 'o"k. N it iNtruibrldge.MiaaM 'o??k. John Tovlor. Andrew >11 nl p. J I*. Talbot. J W '.irnliin Ervin Thompson. J 'on Icr. W W Thompson, W S 'iindcrkiirk, J WnttH, A 'anlkncr. J. M WiUun. I D ill, Louis. Wil.i.itnHon, J D. Person* c thing for letters iethi* Lint ? loose say. 'they am advertised. THOMAS R. MACILI. SOUTH-CAROLINA, LANCASTER DISTRICT. iy J>im*n H. Urithrr*/)non, Ktquirr. ( iHnnry for mid District. nmiBRF.AS, Dollev Drrden h * appl f V to nte for letters of Adini iatriti n all and singular the Goods Ch .tt CltfUr* .>nd Credit* of Murk Derden I f the District aforesaid. decens?id. These are, therefore, to eile and dinon II and singular, the kindred end credit, f the a lid deceased to lie and ppenr |?,.f, le st our next Ordinary's Court for I aid district, to lie hidden at I.an,' inter ('in louse on the I'ith d iv of October. ne i show cause, if any. nhv the add adni i'ration nhotild not lie granti-d. . 1 Given under tnv hand nd n L S. > thin JINth day of Sept . in I 1 year of our laird, one thonaa ight hundred and lifl v four, and in the s, ntv ninth ve r of Anterie m Indep-nd 't J. II. W1T//RB8POON, O. L. D Oct. 4 83:.~U/ or's fee $ J Notioe. ALL Peraons having demands agai lie E*t?te of Bailey F. Ingram, deeeaa re requested In present the nalile to the i umigm-d for piyoient, on.or before, the ay of January next, an oil that day I int, i> close, and settle up the Estate, and t otice will In- pleaded in b ,r to ant detm resented agonal said Estate aflcr t .iiv. u, n. u.?u i iiii.x, Adui r I?. nous tor C. il. Oct. 1st 1831. 33 3in pr's. fee, |5 Briok for Sale, BY ALEX. C.ltE . IRTCK MASON AND BLASTER] 'I he Mubiwriher hrs for *nlc, in the lot mrt of the District, near the rwiii^nre ?..pt Jaiin* M. Ingram, a supply of ti . t<- BHck, which he will di?po*c of at ci| IIam per liou?and. He lake* ttiia ineit l*o of informing liia friends and the pnl vnerallt, that lie in prepared to do *ny k >f work in the masonry line, brtck lay r pi ottering, at short notice. ALEX GREM CA t. 4 33 tl News! News!! The Snlwcriber i? now receiving fr tew York I'tiHndelphui, Ba tiniore i hnrleaton. hi* Full supply of Drufa, CIm eols, I'ainta. t >il*. Soaps, Brushes, Cosin i*a, I'crfumery, Hpi. es and Fancy articl -hina Wnre, such aa V?*e*. f'up* and S or*. Toilet HoUlca, (.'?rd Basket*, Ac. 4 o which ho respectfully invite* the att ion of the citixen* of Ismcaater vi*it A.niden and wanting article* in hia lino. Z. i. DxllAY Oct 4, 33 II Paint* and Oil*. I hate now in Store a Urge and tine at< f YVhit? Zinc, 1'wiitt, Unwud ( urpvntine, LompbUck, UthurKe, Cltro irrcfl,8p<.iiMh Brown nnd Venetian Red ?AlJJO? Paint Whitewash and Vnrniah Bmah Inah Tools, die. 4e. Give me a mM am rill try to give yoa perfect MtUfe'ilnn. Z j. DallAY Oct 4 St U -J Family Medioinos. I keep constantly on head a fresh awpf f II the most popular Family .Viedicin liieh may be depondrd on as genuine. a hk*h are sold on the usual term* for ct> r on lime t? punctual eastonwna Bel ?o numerous In mention In detail?ee >ur orders fur what yen wish, to Z. J IHH4Y. Camden, Out 4. 1?44. M tf. A. 4ll?Tin, ATTO&NEYATgLA W 1 l ' 1 <J? ' 1* \ t\ > } SN T2TGREAT ATTRACTION-fitt i?n T!IE Sdbecriber, gnitoful ___ fa*" P??t favota, would respect on' >Kf'<"l.v inform ni* friend* und .,_.-m idi- custom*r# th t within a few dnvs hi1 expecta :ct, to receive liin Fall and Winter stock of good", direct.from New York, rhiladclphia, and Baltimore, consisting of " very large and general assortment of DRY GOODS. <? wami HIRDW1RE, SIDDLKRY, Ef? BOOTS AND SHOES. BXt HATS AND nONNF.TS. Gentlemen and fjidies' Fashionable Dress Goods; n very I rcre and select stock of Gentlemen and Youths' ClothingB Drugs, Paints, Modioines, Sco. Sec. In the Cel!sr will be found n fine lot of ,M- Gro.-.'il.s Sog-ir Coffee. Tea. Molasses. of Can Me?- Sfv. At. AUo. Conf.-ction.iries of tnd v rions kinds I'les*" eiill and x mioe. * J AD VMS ?ja: Corner M in and Oa Str-*eta. an- Oct 4 33 3t TJ- New Shop. Th<- Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to his friends od the public g--n r Itv that he has opened a shop one door North of Col. 11 R. t'rice's bl.cksintlh shop, when* in- irt nrej?are<I to do nil Kof t "arriage ? nn? Wagon work, in h nent mil anb-d nti il manner. B. F. FINCHKR. I?-<nenater C. If.. Hit 4. 33 3in ter ____ Notice. Tin* IVininiaaio- vr* o|'tin* Boinl of Pfw l,r* Schno'a will meet on tlio 4th Mond iv in lite present month, at the u uul hour, in the Court liouac. M.P.CRAWFORD Ar.c Oct. 4 33 St. 8. tv YATT. J. 8TOOXKR. F. WTATT. . 1JT V A T* T* Ri H n (IEMEHAL COMMISSION AND FOR ;V.1RDI\U MERi'H 1NTS, u' CHARLESTON, 8. U. Refer to the Merchants of Montgomery. .Meaar*. IlmiHrton K Rnbiiiaou, Mobile, Alatmiun: " Kurlc*, Juivy 4c Co., Mcmh. M*r, Vuii IIimik & Co., X. O; Mes*r*. llotcliki<s Kcnncr Ac Co., Messrs Conkli 11 & Smith, New York. A Sept. 27, 32 tf 8TRA Y?D~0R STOLEN. t tilt A V M.VltE, four years old, with X V a xc.ir on out* of her fulM loon nc.tr her shoulder Any inf rin .tson concerting Iter addressed to me ,.t ll.tngmg Rock, 8. will be tlutnkrill fully received. SAMUEL SPE.\C'K 27 32 tf. LAND FOli SALE, ~ i will ?,*ll at public iilletiou on .Moil lay, li ? 24ilt of October, on the premises, if not di ?posed of liefer.*. Ill .a* re a of I Hid. titil )r otetl on the lie.,ver ('reek road near Salem Church This land in well ada|iteil to the culture of coll on and roro. Any one a.''ed qu.Anted wilti that nee! loll of ' the district ion wili perceive it i? located in liie cotton grow, ela ing region. ntr There in a comfortable Dwelling Hoil" t>|] the j lace .aid ail ncceasary out building* ** ? A12d- > l,f* On the aime d ir. Corn, Fiul ier. Shc-'p. lloga and a No. Milch C"W and Calf. A so ihe Household and Kitchen Pnr.df ilr%\ liKNJAMIN I'llitXii'.S I, Dili Milb;N,li MD ii UlEAt. > " FOR a HE FALL TRADE of 1854 . The Subscriber hating porch aed ill" ? |(.t, tire Slock of tjoodn of JAMK8 ADA.vIS, deceased, reaped!'illv ealla ihe attention of j Ida frienda, and the puhlie generally, to 1111 ? ex .miiiation of hia good* end price*. The g-'od* have been jlidieioualy aelecleil, and will be aold for eaah at pricea which v illlot "Y fail to pleas?. To punctual customers ths us lal cred't ill be given. I,n- J. B. COUH\RT, 1At the old atsnd of James Adams oppo' . aile Junks Cuockktt. Iim _____ J"'! lirocfi ies, (>*rorerir?, A full and fresh aupply <>1 ditfer.-n *ind? of Groceries can at nil tunea l.e found at'he .,r Subscriber's Stnr* at the Mouth E;iat end of the Town, near his residence, wliicli will be sold VEKY LOW FoR CAalt. _ J. B. OXJHART. Ht-pt 11 3'i 3uiu. sie Notioe. ler Hubacriber will offer before the of 1 Court House Door, at Isinrsater. on the irat first Mond*\ In Di-eetuber no t, hi* pLmtu ftil lion, or tr..ft of I .nd, couUinin ? 551 acres, khI King on both aides of Cniup Creek, seven lilie miles north of lwtne.-islerville, on the followiiid ii(|f terms, that is. one third c tsh.the balance iug in two e<|ii.il instalments of one and two team. with interest from the d .y of sale. or I will sell nt privnte sale at any time he. foro the day above noticed Any person having a desire to purchase at private sole or ollierwiae, would do well to eull ut out ,ke ^Mvn, ,l4"*l beforehand, as the owner will ||)(j be at louno or some person that c*n show 1|t) the hind. The plantation has 170 iterva in Mt cultivation, 60 aerea with the second rrop. This place is well watered nnd healthy, there in- IM " d,MM' i? the yard .m i a good spring tc within 130 yards of the house, the pint to lion ia in go??d repiir, with a Dwelling inir Hoose, KiUdum, Soiulta Hooae, Corn Criln, * llarn and Thrasher, Stable*, and insny other st it id I buildings. There are two othei f ainall settlements on the premises, with _ some 4 or 6 buildings on each of Ihetu, and n spring at each jdtie*. IIKNRY HANCOCK. K'k a^P* >7 2d td it j <* ? ' nnv viTvrwA a. ?w?? - - ... n VMMUIU IRON WORK. THE Subscribers respectfully inform the R Citizen* of the United State* lh?tthey <1 I am prepared to fill up order* for all klnda of Iron work, sueh aa railings for Pablla or Private Park*, Gardena, Htepa, BoleonU**, Versadnh* Cemeteries. iio. Also Settee*, Chairs, Table, Orey Hoanda, Cast Iroa I.tmb*. Newfoundland Iron Stairs, ,| v Doors, Shatters. lansrdft.Galee.aitd all kinds M, of ornamental and arehiteetural Iron Work. ,,d They pay particular attention to eoeloo. h ing cemetery lota, having the largest sod ahsodsomeat assortment of patterns of any establishment in this eonntry. Persona 4s sirons of tna Ing selsetioos of pattaras and know the coat of the work, by addressing the enbeerlbcra, will rueelvr, by retsro of mail, printed designs of work and list of prteen. All oedere entrusted to ?n wlil receive prompt attention. ^hOODAOO, * No. m North-et. Philadelphia. May 10. II $L ( 4 SITUATION AS ffiACHKK WAjmio. A yomf umn lYom Virginia qualified to te-eh the variooM hrum-he* of tin* English .lid Ancient Isuigu .geu, is d? siruita of ob t.iniug J aitudhiu ill South Carollli.t. Ilr ?iiil give aatisl'ictorv reference* a* in r?rv '<011 moral qu.iliKcnlioii*. Any leiler .ld<)rea*ed 10 A. M. W. t'enn'u Store, l*nt rich Co. Vlrgil?i?? will bvprun ptly attended to. August 30, tf tit? GEORGIA HOME GAZETTE; A SOUTHEHS, LITLItAlil A AO . AMII.I JOURiUL, PUBLISHED AT AUGUSTA. G,t, JAS. M. SMYTUE, roitta. why if, r K"110 Tiik ItoiiK GaRKTTk It ilvrotwl to UtrnUuii', Ait, Science, Agricutuie, (loovml intelligence, and Southern Interests. Thcuiui of the Editors ii? to make a useful ami interesting paper; to blend the Instructive ami the unlaiuiug togetlier, in auch a way as to kccmi-o a high degree of Intercut, and yet at the Mine time elevate both the Intellect and the Affections. The columns of the paper contain historical and domestic Romances, Pictures ol Social l.ife. Sketches of iliegiapliy, Choice Poetry, Ei.tei taiiiing Anecdotes, Scientific Memoranda, Ag?icultiual Mud IndiiKtiial Articles, the General News of the dey, and all Political Intelligence of any htipo. lance, Reside* a great variety of articles on all these subjects, the Oaxvtle will he ptiiticulaiiy adapted for FAMILY READING.? It is published lor the Ihrmr Ciriir, arid the Editors fed that they have fully redeemed their pledge?to make it a home newspaper should lie entirely fK o from political bias and high-toned ill character. , Grateful for the libetal encouragement which has let'ii extended to our efforts to build up at the South, a Litkrart and Family Joi'kmal of high character, we shall increase our oxoi tioci to justify this public confidence, and to make the (anViiltn JIIII ''? " umd wmiav cm gwiord patrontgo. TEH MS. Single copy, | ytw, always in advance, f 2 00 Two copiea, " *? 8 Mi Five " * h (Ml Ten " " " ]6 oo or To wit |tur*ou making up ? Hub of Hvo, wo will hcimI m copy gratia lb. ono yea-. AddlTM, HilYTHEA WIIYTK, titliiorn Home (Jnz'ttr, Augusta, < ?. January, tf, IKS I, 48 l;RiH.\D!J hollo wavs pills. l'? th-' C'/it'iW >'f the I'm'te?/ Xtjfc*. I iihhI humbly and sincerely (hank you fur tin* immense pntio..age ynu liuvv lieslowud u|h<ii my Pill*. 1 hikeilii- opportunity ol'stwtb.g that my AwiMtoni woi-v ail AiMikin (.Wxen*. ami tiiut I onto tain um ail thai concern* Aim-ri a ami Americans, (lie iihwt lively Miii)Ni|Uf s *** inut'li no, that I originally coui|?oundcd my 1'ilU cxpeevdy to suit your climate, habit-% cuosiitu, clous, and uiHumn of Uying, intending Co ustabil.!i myself itnmug you, winch 1 liavc now ilutio by taking premise# in Now York. ItK, Corner ?f Ann tut J Xaxeau-Si, X. }*. PURIFICATION OF THE ELCCD ami 1,1 YKU AND DILIOI'S COMI'LAINTR Tim 1'il'ui'iiiuif the Union suffer muicIi front d, orders of tb? Liver ami Stomach, .-cuiccty an) ' arc free fruui (lie iniluriiccs of there dent. uvtivo ' uiriUlivi1, hot tee life weai* hut The tail MX, | {tci-biips the must liHlulsome in Uu> wot hi, up lo : a cot tain pcrioti w hen, distressing to nay, iita.iy I lmi?r their teeth anil gotsl look*, while yet in the liaytla) of life?nuch -mil evils may bo eHoctually | remedied by cuntinually keeping the blood put e | and the Liver and Sloutitch ill a healthy actio.i, ! when life will How smooth', ami resemble plant* in a congenial clittte, wheie an eternal spring appear* to reigu. A* it regards the pre*** vanoo of the human Jraiuc and the duration ol lite, much uiav l?e effected, and I say fcai lessly, that health autl life tuny be prolonged lor many yearn beyond the ordinary limits, it llolloway's Pill* are taken to purify the MiiihI a com ding to the rule* laid tlowii for health contained iu the direction* which aceotupuuy each box. A Cum of We&kneu and Debility of 10 year* standing, cured by Hollo way'a Piile. Copy of a Letter from Captain John J An***, Aetor Haute, X. J taint Jan. 6/A, 1864. To Provkxsok IIollowat, 88, Comer of Ann wid Nassau Street, N. Y. Sia:?It in with the most heartfelt pleasure I have to Inform you that I have been reafcned to health and strength by taking your I'ilia. For the last ten years t suffered ft out a derangement of the Liver and Stomach, and was reduced lo such an extremity tliat I gave up my Ship, never expecting to go to sea any more, as I had tried every remedy that was recommended to me, hut ail to uo purpose ; and had given myself up to despair, when I waa at last recommended to take your Pills. After using them for three months, the result is that I am now in bettei health than I hare been for eleven years p*"?, and indeed a* well m ever I was In my llfr. You ere quite el liberty to tusko this known for the benefit of other*. 1 renudu, elr, your* respectfully, (Signed) JOHN JOHNSON. Thrse celebrated PliU aw wdedwifell) ?f ficacioue In the following complaints : Ague, lnfUmmetlew, A Kih ina, Jaranttss, llillioue Complaint*. Liver Cum plaints. Blotches on the Skin, Laiuljugo, , Bowel Complaints, Pi tea, Colic*, Kkouma tiara. Constipation of tin; Bow- Retention of Urbie, el*. Scrofula, or King'* Kvil, Consumption, Bore Throtu, Debility, Rtowe and Orarel, Dropsy, Secondary Symptoms, Dysentery, Tic Doulwure*, Erysipelas, Tumours, KrmaJe Irregularities, Ulcers, Keren of all kinds, Venereal Affections, Kits, Worms of all kinds, (lout. Weakness, from what Headkaehe, erer cause, Ac., Ac. Indigestion, 1 Hold at me Establish* ?irr or Panreraoa Hollowsr, m4, Atbabd. (nvar Tkmplk Baa) Loaooa.and also** ki* H?m Kra ? ii aw i<mk. iMm nr IMWmh l? IIM 8Uk?, irtMrMaed. ' T. Hollow AT. How York,' will rwrin 4m attaaBna. HoM ?l? mo by all rrepwtabU Dnmbto ami <?|ir> In Mwdfaia? Uim?|rti<iul Uw> IJnltod Hteten, j In Hose* at 87| rent*. 87 ornU, mm4 #1 M wnU ?m! . To be bad Wbekiaele ef the pHaetpl* Drair Howe* In (J a too. |J*TWi U a ewgnktoraMe eavlng by I king the larger eiiea. N.B.?Direction* for the fiidnw* ( f Ueata la every derider are nfliel te each Bo*. U by^ %