The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, February 21, 1855, Image 4
?*iuai notice.
.
^d- THE Subscriber would inform all persons in- *
dchted to W. M. & A. J. CONNORS that uo
* fc longer indulgence will bo given than the 20th
w day ot February next. After that time every
demand will be put in suit, and any who may ]
expect to bo favored will most certainly, bo disappointed.
W. M. CONNORS.
Jan. 1)1 49 2t g
r SOUTH C AROLINA \
L\yCASTER DISTRICT.
By James H Witherspoon. Esq., Ordinary
of said District.
WHEREAS John B. Cousurt has applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all and sin- T
go lor the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits
of lIugnjQray McCoinmack, late ot the Dis- <;
triet aforesaid, deceased. r
THESE are, therefore, to cite and admonish I
all and singular the kindred and creditors of the j
said deceased, to he and uppoar before me at |
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, | (
to he lioldetl at i.a: culi'r Court lions., on llie
Nth day of February next, to show cause, if any, J
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 25th v
day of January, in the your of our Lord P
J j s I one thousand eight hundred and fifty- t
( f live, ni.d in the eightieth, year of A <]
?-v?ineritfan Independence. u
iAUKS H. WlTllUUSl'OON.c.L.P. II
Jan. 31, 1853. 9 2t pf. '2 00 b
~ S() UT H C Alio I IX A.
LAXCASTEll DISTRICT.
By James H Witherspoon, Esq., Ordinary
for said Dist ict.
\Viikrka8 James E. Cousar has applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all tnd '
singula" the Goods and Chattels, Rights and t
Credits of Samuel Cousar late of the District j
aforesaid, deceased.
THESE arc, therefore, to cite and admonish t '
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of j
.said deceased, to be and appear before me at our j
next Ordinary's Conrt for the said district, to be t
holdcn at Lancaster Court House on the Nth : s
day of February next, to show cause, if any j j
why the said administration shall not be grant- | v
ed.
Given under my Hand ami Seal this 25th day j
? of Jan. in the year of our Lord one (
i L ^ } thousand, eight hundred and fifty-five ^
( ' J and in the eightieth year of Anieri??
can Independence.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON, o. l. n. *
Jan 20. Pr Fee (2.00 44 2t 1
1
The great rem-dy for Rheumatism, Goaf,
Pain in the Side. //ip. B.ck. Limbs and
Joints ; Scrofula. Kind's Evil. White Hwel- '
ling, // rd rumors. Still' Joints, and all fix. |
ed pains whatever: /
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot ,
exist.
II has been beneficial in rases of weak- '
floss, such as Pain and Weakness in the '
Stomach. Weak Limbs, Ijiuneness, AtFce- ?
tion of the Lung* in their primary stages.?
It destroys inliaination hy perspiration.
James L. Uoyd, I'ickens District, South
Carolina, testifies that, by its use alone he I
was cured of Rheumatism in both of liis I
knees,of several years standing. ,
Tho following was handed us by a respectable
Physician in Georgia:
Messrs. Scovil &. .Mkau : -Gents: I have '
been using your Liverwort and Tar //cbrow 1
Plaster very extensively in niv practice for
three, years past, and it is with pleasure that
I state my belief in their superiority over
ail other articles, with which i am acquuinted,
for the purpores for which they are re- |
~a..a 'ro... ii..m
peciolly, is an universal panacea tor local | ,
pains. I have also Coond it a most excel j
lent application for Sprains and Bruises. It | '
gives universal satisfaction wherever used. ! I
H. S. OWLIN, M. IX i
Knoxvillc, Ga., March 4th. 1853.
' A VOICE FROM GEO RIG I \. .^il
Read the following testimony from a i
physician.
G. ntlemcn ?Your Hebrew tPlastcr has
cured nic of pains of which I have suffered
for twelve yeprs past. During this period
I labored under an affliction of my loins
and side, and tried many remedies that my 1
own , medical experience suggested, but '
without obtaining relief. At length I used
yonr Plaster, and am now by its good ell'ccts ,
entirely cured. I will recommend the Jew !
David or Hebrew Plaster to ail who are suffering
from contraction of the. muscles, or !
permanent pams in the aido or b.:ek.
The people of Go rgia have but to be- '
come acquainted with its virtues when they
will resort to its use. Yours, trulv,
M. vv. Walker, m. d,
Foraythe, Monroe County, Ga.
To Messrs. Scovil & Mead, New Orleans, 1
Ln.
JEW DAVID'S OR //EDREW PLASTER
IN NORT//CAROLINA.
Messrs. Scovil &. Mead: 1 h ue oeen
troubled with the chronic rheumatism for
the last twelve years. On the 1st of July, !
t O!> f was so bad that I could not turn
"inyscl? in lied, and ihe pain so severe that
I had not slept a A'ink for six da vs. At 1
this tirue my atUmJin.' physician prescribed j
the 'Hebrew Plaster,'' and it acted like a
charm ; the pain left me, and I slept more (
tllan half of the n;ght,und in three days I
was able to ride out. I eonsider the ' //? i
' h-ov Plaster" the best remedy for all sorts
of ji tins now in use. '
G. W. M'MINN.
//codttrsonville, N. C., Aug. 16, 1860.
m. ^ ij q s q
lie >v i,e of counterfeits and base imitations
!
?% Th > genuine will in future have the
aigu,.lur? <>t E. Taylor on the > teol platan
engraved label on tile top of each box.
, piirehaaer* are advised that a mean coun i
ti'i feit of this article is in existence.
Toe genu tic is sold only by us, and by
* our ngSuts aopointed throughout the South
?'I i t li ipetLar is allowed la Hell it. Dealrjf
>c .lid pureh isera generally are enutioned
; <inst bn ving of any but our regular agents,
Lit . ?t* i'Utl |l?fet?ttill lui iiniu.a.rti-Hiw.ii .* :?!> -?
** r 1 SCOVIL k MEAD,
i 'ii rlriM utrivf, N. Orleans, Hole (Jene
X, ,4,** 7 V' ifciuthern Si.-iIch. to
tmmfa ,j, r r<tt?n* mint invariably be ad- i
* * -r;juUriol
* I < m w u vssKJ/n.%b&ii\
I <l.iv dimolvd, l>. HMtii.
, .' i i ..ll pirtoni nitlub'tfd eitl'cr lit
* '* . < yumuM* ?ifl do Weil to c.ill mid
p. i iff borfoi-c th. UotH #f Febhi.iry
"''''U t'*lKg 'r tlo't d iv vrrtfliiiitf will Im
III'' ''"Mt Jit; it'll It'll lip.
1 (' < <Hlr ddk* Willi.
so u. if* w in \,JymT
i& ir !
;
Hurueo-i am Upper Leatber
'or sale, one mile east of Pleas int Hill, bi
I, M. CAUTIIfiN.
Feb. 7 ftO 3m
MEules and Shingles fci
Sale.
Two or Throe likely MULES, and 'JO <>i
!5,OOU Stll.NCLKS can lie procured by up
dying at the residence of the subscriber
i n ilea South of Lancastcrville.
J. M. SHAVER.
Jan. 17, 47 3t
THE TROOP."
T"MIE Members of this Company,and (host
1 who wish to join, are earnestly re
I nested to meet on the last Saturday in Feb
uary next, the 'J4lh inst., at Lancaster, C
( There will be business of the greatcsl
mportanee to the troop to transact. Wt
lave more than the requisite number o
nen to he received or incorporated into tin
state Militia. Coine forward promptly oi
his day. and we will again go into an elee
ion for otlicers and adopt a uniform, then
, ill he two or three specimens of the lattei
resented for your selection. Bye-Laws an
o be signed. Your measures will be re
[iiired, tube seat to the contractor of tin
iniforms in Philadelphia. If you fail t<
iicet promptly on the day nppointcd, it xvil
ic the last etfort with me to raise a troop.
SECllES P.
Jan 'J4 48 I til
TO THE PUBLIC.
I find in the last and previous is me o
lie "Lancaster Ledger" the following adver
isem nt, which, as I have for some time pas
it-en engaged in selling buggies in this Dis
riet, must allude to inc.
'Wherear I am informed that n person b
he na"?e of McElhanv h is been offering t<
tell Buggies in Lai caster District, and say
?g that tliev v e e made by me in York
rille.
Now. that mv friends and the* citizens o
Lancaster generally, may not be iinposm
iiiaii u'ltk .i 1
...... ...... .....a ij.ii.iiiiii.il i i m.i
his method i f informing them ih.it I. hav
icvcr employed ary person by tit t name t
tell Buggies or Cnrri.tgca for me, nor It no
vi r trusted any veliielo ol* any desoviptioi
0 his po session, .and any man selling Buy
fvs for mo, or of my make will have in hi
ntssession unquestionable authority of th
net over my own signature.
Jan. 3. (Signed) B. T. WHEELER.
Justice to myself requires that I shoal,
totiee the above charge. I, unhesitatingly
mtnonnee it false, and without the least x u:
tlance of or foundation in truth I hav
icver represented at .any ti tie. or to any pet
ton any bugjy or other vehicle vvltieh I ma;
uive had for sale, its being the maiiufaetur
f "B. T. Wheeler." mid J now public!
tamp the asfi rlion that I have so done, wit
he brand of a base a d unmit g t> d filschctM
1 confidently .appeal for the truth of my til
irni ilion to the people of this District, will
whom I may hive h .d ny business trans
lotions. Just so soon as i saw the advet
lisement of Mr. Wheeler, I went to York
villi* and deni tided of him Ids author, wliie
fie d cli ned g i ring.
I will only i d I, that such conduct, a
B. T. Wheeler" has in this instance din
played, w ill most assuredly meet with it
own reward: and if he thinks and hope
thus to rcco: m d his wotk by nssailin
the innocent, lie w ill fully ivglizc the ?lisa|
pointment, which his course doservodi
merits.
JOX AT11A X McE I .IIA X E Y.
Jan. 23d. 1865, 18 - 4:.
-ri_ niT- * .J- t-?t i
iq i.vxercna.xrL3, iriairtsrs
and Othars.
I" TUB undersigned, formerly of \c?
I ? York Citv, but now a permanent re*:
lent of Charleston. ant to do an.
hing in the lino of a General Agency an
Jonnnitision business entrusted to me
vill make purchases of Dry Goods, Groec
ic*. Hardware. Boots, Shoes, Fancy Good'
Drugs, Faints Gils. I ruit. Jewelry, Confc
ionery, Books, Stationery, Liquors, Clotli
g, or aifything else that can be obt due
dther in this city or New York, Boston o
I'hiladelphia. and on as good terms, if tic:
better, than the Merchants or Planters then:
?elvescould buy them, thereby saving tl? 11
the necessary exorbitant expenses atleiidin
it visit to this city. I will attend personal!
to the peeking and shipment of goods there
by avoiding any mistakes or damage,
will also attend promptly to any Banking n
insurance business that I limy lie favore
with, and will make payment of debts.?
From my long experience in a general mei
motile business, 1 am fully convinced ilia
I can give perfect satisfaction, and suit til
most fastidious taste in mv selections. Fo
my services I shall require a moderate com
Mission, according to the natufc of the busi
less.
DAVID M. GAZLAY, *
Dllice over Bird's Store, 225. King st,
Charleston, 8. C.
Jnn 24 48 * ly
My COURTSHIP
A.iND IT8 CONSEQUENCE*
BY HENRY WICKOFF.
A true account ol his Adventures in
England, Switzerland and Italy, wit
MIS8. J. C. GAMBLE.
of portland pi.auk, london.
With t'>? unpublished Correspondence <
VlliSG AMni.f., MRS. GKoKGE GROTE, MR. JOSIIU
BATES, ^OF BARING BROTHERS), THE em PI
hok napoleon. lord palmehston, mai
yois of cavour,Captain Pnkenhum,Conr
ot Vilette, Dr. Baker, (U. S. Consul), M
Kinney, (U. 8. Charge D'Affhip), M
Hubson ;British Embassador), Tiinolli
u,....... t'?.j..l\ i? j >
Ill " w ii y /. . i IOII 1 unsuiy, J J.I I Ull 111* I>
(Russian titubassadorj, Count D'Onw]
Funny Klssler, Thurlow Weed, jic., &e
Ac.
The novelty end inte-est of this extruo
iiim.y pub.ic.ilion inny be judged from In
r.u t, thai it is an undisguised revelation ?
the Author's Courtship of Miss (tumble, th
((real American heiress, and is-liill of th
most roupmtic and amusing scenes and ir
cident, vv in-ling up with the Authors detei
tion in an Italian prison. Tho disiingui-d
rd person . both of Kumpo and the Unite
States, who took a part tu this exciting an
mysterious drama, s<e oil brought for War
with I heir p< ivate correspondence. The in
rrediblo and phpiem devulopcment* of thi
lively book oiusi create n deep soAs.ilin
ind cOKiuiHiid an unprecedented sale. Th
IMtinfiil necessity of this expose will bu ad
mtted hy all, when they coins to see Win
xuh the Mri'tali Iroveminent :m well i?* tli
jeroine l?er*?lf. have eiHiiUaUy rvf?iwd i
'ejmir the wrongs ?n>t Injuries done to th
\nthor exen|?t by offers of money, which h
vpvatedty nd -?corijfully refused.
\$J n^.Nssono-areDU New Yorx
A*-* *?
^ > " " ""
South Carolina.
r LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common I'leas.
James J. Carlisle, i
vs. > Attachment.
Jonathan Mackoy. ) q?,<
WIIKRKAS the plaintiff did on the ISth ^or
day of 'larch IS54. lilc their dcclara- j
tion against the defendent who. (it is said) ! rou
i hsent from and without the limits ol this | ^
ate, and has neither wife nor attorney,? town
within the limits of the same, upon
,hom a copy of the said Deelari tion might j
be served : it is therefore ordered that the
said defendent do appear and plead to the jm
s aid declaration on or before the 19th day j ivj:
March which will he in ihi.v..n.?r-?- i --'j
- - ? ? ...v j v?m ?i u i i ii?ru j .
one thousand eight hundred ami fifty-five, }
otherwise linn' and ihsolntc judgment will wop
then bo given and awarod against him, Cvoi
JOHN A STEWMAN.Clerk. will
Clerk's Office, Lancaster C. II. T
IX l^r)4. 7?1 Wii
A \VJ KK OF INTENSE 1NTERK8T. Art;
peri
ITotes on Duels and Du- ?nd
elling. ot!
Ar.rtiAnr.TteAM.v ARBASOEn. will
Willi a Preliminary Historical Essay.? T
I IIv lion. I.orenzo Sabine. 1 vol. 12mo.? tone
Price S? 25. Dcr
This work comprises sketches of the prin
eipal duels, from that net ween David and ,
Ooliaii. the first on record, to the present
j. day : and contains a full account of those of
importance, including all of historical in
tere.st, in tho annals of this country.
t I he duels between Hamilton and llurr
Clav and Randolph, Decatur and Barron, <
Cilley and Graves, as well as many others. 4
are related in full; and the author's familiar- TJ^
itv with history, and his intimacy with men FL
' in public life, has enabled him to brine to |K?r
liglit facts of great interest and value. inm
The avidity with which every account of first
a duel is sought for and devoured led the will
j. publishers to hesitate before offering the | ,m ;i
j public a volume containing such a fund of ?|{|
, interesting and exciting material; but the p*,.,
high eh iracb-r of tho author, and a perustl |,:1H
of his Historical Essay, have convinced them Hpe?
I that the publication of the work is dentin [-or
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Jan. 10 4'i?tf. relij
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; ENGLAND.
An Exposition of the Condition and Treat- read
merit of the Laboring Classes in the Far- the
L' tories and Coal Mines of (ircat Britain; ?ec<
?/ Compiled from Oflicial Documents, by The
h John C. Cobdcn. ly u
I 11 Illustrations,muslin, 500 pp., 12mo ly a
MI sl5 erfu
It is a capital book, and entitled to n place patl
h in every man's library.?.\> w York Mirror *i>ti
i Great Britain ouglit to be ashamed to talk how
nf American slivore ?<> t..?i?r.? 1 -
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continue to bi> stents of such horrible deg- R
rid.tion and suffering?Albany 4 \ rgits. sell,
b Hero is u bonk which not onlv carries ibe
the w:ir into Africa, hut absolutely belabors wor
s a nation most zealously with the cudgel*
( provided bv itself.? Arthur'* Hume (! izrllr.
We confess that the revelations here
s made -re perfectly appalling.? Utica Her- J
s aid.
i A BOOK FOR EVERY LIBRARY.
> fUST Published, the LIFE. PUBLIC H
fj SERVICES and Select Speeches of
HENRY CLAY, f.
t hy Ei'ES SaIUiKST, in one large octavo C
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Mr. O n 's GREAT Si'F.l'CI IES are here
v for the first lime presented in a convenient
t. and g> ner.dly acceptable form, in connection
with nil accurate and concise, yet full view
ii of the public and private character of* the ']
I Great Com inner of our country. y .
1. SIDNEY'S HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA. |JJn
1- The Three Colonio3 cf "nl
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- NEW SOUTH WALES, VICTO- JS
? RIA. AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA, tho
" Their Pastures, Copper Mines ani
; GULL) FIELDS. ;*,k
mis
! BY SAMUEL SIDNEY. "K(1
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c The information embodied in this work is (tic*
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work?so much so, indeed, that we could \t ,r
noi satisfy ourselves without going through 0,;^
with it entirely.? iV Y Tho Remitter. / ,r
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lively nnd interesting. hut having hceli pre- fr0|l
m pared hy 11 gentleman who had access to wnri
the most reliable data, in furnishes just tho /?r
information which every body is in quest of s?
1 and which must bp invaluable to persons
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[ STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. ft;
LANCASTER DISTRICT. wh<
J?,!in G. Crowdor, who is In the custody ^
of the Sheriffof Lineiutrr District, by virtue 'bis
r" of a writ of ntoias ad la/infacienhtm, at the * or
r suit of George Aldcn, having filed in my Pr' '
' otlU'f. together with n eccdule, on 0.1th, ??f I
~ hi* whuln estate and effects, his Petition t<v| P;l''
^ tho Court of Common I'lens, praying that Pn,)
'' he may he admitted to the'bonetit of ini* Act ton
ftf the General Assembly m ide for the rer"
liof of insolvent debtor*, it is ordered (hat
the *aitl George Alden, and all other the
creditor* to m hoin the said John G Crowder
* I* nnv wine indebted, be,nnd they nr? hereby, wen
0 ummooed, nnd have notice to appear before thrc
'* the said Court i*t Lunrnstor Court, on the ((;*<.
.Monday the 19 day of March next, tosh* w neii
'j cause, if any they can, why the p ayer of 'I* I Roj
. petition nforeeuid should not be granted. ft,
?] J. A. 8 TKWMAN, Clerk. '\
Office of Common Fleas ) R(X|
LnncanU'r Dint., I6tl? IK-c. 1844 y i ael
14 Deo UO 44 3nt pf. $10 jj
? CATAWBA LODGE, "
. I. O. O. F. ,
" * itfj^ NOa4 s
jMH| \VilI hold their meeting* every
e Thursday Rvcriing it * o'clock. Agt
P. N , except on the 1*4 Thursday o^eetrv 8
ftonth.^Wten it w ill meet t?t 3 o clock', P. M.
,-j Tly'Oritei- of th* Lodge. W
JAMES M. mATH., *'*. .i
i H * %W V
\ . -
A CARD.
JOSEPH GALLUCHAT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. J
LANCASTERVILT E.
KICK?OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, <
tuerly occupied bv W. A. Moore. Esq
. G. w ill attend the Courts of the sur i
luling Districts.
lept. 21 1853. 46-tf
CAMDEN HOTEL.
low open for the accommodation of ,
the Travelling Public.
y It is an excellent and commodious buil!?
ding, new and well Ktf?*d up, and lately <
in a state of complete repair. The rooms
large, open and airy; fine family parlors,
furnished. The table will be supplied with
rvtliiitg which un excellent country market (
uford, and attended by the host servants,
he lt.u will be supplied with the choicest 11
?es and Liquors. "
THE STABLER. 11
well fitted up, attended by careful and ex- v
enced Ostlers, and well supplied with l'rover.
n
ALSO h
? prepared for the accommodation of Drovers u
i excellent water conveniences,
here will, at all times, bean Omnibus in at- p
lance to convey passengers to and from the 1 ,,
ot.
W. M. WATSON,
ng. 16 27 6m
IVK ruoi.tsll THIS DAY. DEC. 11, 1845. *
FANNY FERN'S NOVEL, ?
if SB SASi&a
A TALE OF DOMESTIC L FE
00 pp. 12m?, Cloth. I'rice, # 1,25. a
1 VERY BODY known FANNY FERN ?
I evert body It-is laughed and cried over
sparkling, dashing Irutlifiil, genial writ- J.
i; everybody will wish to read this her
novel, and every one who does rend it ,
pronounce it her greatest w ork. Says
dde critic who has read the proofsheet.
ITTH HALL is n work which not only
?cds anything which FANNY FERN '
before w ritten, hut w hich, in many re- *]
|S. Milmasses nnc r,tli..r vinrli u l,..l.? ... r
intense and sustained interest ?f nar;.,
for originality of eoni'ttpliun and treat- c
it, for scorching scarca-on and withering ?
ike of pretentions and hvpocracy. for ti
ation of moral tone and winsotncneasof (|
rious inculcations, for vigor, freshness. |,
plicity, directness and fascination of p
c, we have never seen its equal. * v
****** p
'lie story takes possession of our heart
nee; we follow RUTII* through her H
s with as much interest ua though she ti
e our own sister: she breaths not a
i, she sailers not a sorrow, which the w
!cr does not feel as accutelv as though f,
first came from his own heart, and the
old was one of his own sad experience. (
characters arc such as we are constant p
looting in everv-day life: and how bold- M
nd skilfully they are drawn, how paw- ti
IIy the story is told, how touching UIW
ios, how sparkling is its wit, how irrctble
its humor, how severe its satire and
7 true its moral, no adequate idea can be
n d except bv reading if."
:ll I'll 11Al l. will be for mde by book
i*rs generally. To any otic sending lis
retail price we will send a copy of llie
k by mail, post paid.
Published liv
MASON BROT//KRS,
'_3 Park Row, New York. (
an 3 45 tf M
?? -~ ? - <1
v
the Complete Cure of Caugha, f
olds. Influenza. Asthma Bronchetis
pitting of Blood, and all other lung
omplaints tending to consumption
^ ^ i| ^ ^ I
'his preparation is getting into use all !
r our Count")'. The numerous letters
receive from our various agents, inforg
us of curses elTected in their immediate '
'hhurhoods, warrant us in saving it is one *
lie In st, if no the rery best Cough Medtnow
hctore the public. /' almost inrahj
rr lifers nml rntf unfrrquentht cures the '
i worst case. When nil other Cough | [
?! r iiions have tailed. thin has relieved
piticnt, ax Druggists, dealers in '
Hemes, and Physicians can testify,
the Agent in your nearest town, what
heen liia experience of the effects of this
Heine. It' lie has licentelling it fur my
fth of time lie will tell you.
IS TUB BEST MEDICINE EXTANT
>\v we give n few ex tact* from letters
have received lately regarding the viri
of thia medicine.
?r.S.< )*lin,of Knoxvil1e.Gti.,says>? J hare
urine ynurhirerirort and Tar irri/ex Zenji/
in mi/ practice fur three years part.and, it
ilh pleasure / state my belief in its snpgRl.
ry over ai.1. otitrh articles IClttl ichich
a ncffu anted.fur irhich it it recommended."
Icssr*. Fitzgerald &. Dennera. writing
a VV iyncaville, N.C. says:?" 7 he Literr
ami Tar in hemming daily more fmpuin
this Country asp we think Justly
All icha hare tried it speak in rommene
terms if it, te y beneficial in alleriating
".um plain ted fur iruich it is tecum meded.,,
hir Agent in t'iclien* Distrvt.S. (J. Mr.
1. Me Kail, r.asurea us "that he uses it with
it benefit in his own farnify. and reeomid*
it to hia neighbors." Ho gives nn
nnce of a Negro woman, in hia vicinity,
i had been siifTe-ing with disease of the
igs for years,Attended with severe cough,
i was relieved by t'.e Liverworth and Tar.
uch are the good reports we hear of
Medicine from all parts of the Houth.
n renori mine aiirprinng euro* It n?i?
brined in tin* Weaiorn and Norhern and
tern Slutvn, we would invite the "<Mh|MM '
ent to rend the pamphlet whleh mHT '
Icm each bottle. To all we any hare Hope 1
f /hp* '
TRY THE MEDICINE 11
lie earned In Kenton, *
,n<l neglect not that emgh whieh in daily ,
koning vour coD?tilulioii, irritating your t
ait and ltitign, nnd inviting on that dread j
nno, Consumption, when no Mooching and .
ding n reined v run be obtained on Dr.
fern' Syrup of Liverwort and Tnr.
'ware <f * ountrrfe.it* ami Hate Imitation*!
'he genuine article in nigned Ahdhbw
irkb. oil the engraved w rapper around t
It bottle.
rice, 81 per bottle, or ais bottlea for 8&- (
old wholeaale and retril by hCOVILfc f
AD. 1
11 Chartrea 8t. bet Conti and tit. Lain,
>.
on AoF.nrs ron nil 8otrrHv.nn Htatrb
whom all order*' and application* for
pde* moat he ejtowed.
OLD a Lao by
Maoill 4. (wneoater c. II.
A. P. wtltit, f7ne*trr.
Wiseman*. Stitt A Co., Monro.
It I. DtH rr, m Www*, OmKIMi
Baraum's Autiobiography.
r. S. REDFIELD.l 10 & 119 NASS AU ST. v
Will shortly put to press, and publish >
>nrlv in December,
THE LIFE OF P. T. BARNUM, ,
WlilTTER BY HIMSEI.F.
!n which he narrates his early history as
CLERK, MERCHANT, AND EDITOR,
\nd his Inter career as a
SHOWMAN.
iVith n Portrait on Steel and numerous II- !
lustrations, by Durley. In one volume,
I J mo. Price $1 2ft.
In this work I have given, in everv par- J
ticulnr, the true and the only full account
of my enterprises."?Prrfnct. J
The publisher only r? peats the public *eninieiit
in announcing that this book will be (
>ne of extraordinary interest. Mr. Bnriuid's
unparalleled tact and talent as a busiicss
man, the grand and liberal scale on
k hieli his prominent enterprises have been
onducted. together with a happy temperanent
which can both give and take a hit of *
minor, have made his name a world-known
household world." I
Adopting "nothing extennnto" as his moto.
ho presents the authentic history of
Jo ice Heath," the "Feme Mermaid,' the |
Woolly Horse," the "Herd of Buffaloes," v
nd other Showman Incidents, generally deounced
as "HUMBUGS," while larger <|
pace is devoted to his connection with j
iENERAL TOM THUMB, and the tri- j,
mphal musical campaign of JENNY LINI). ?
RULES FOR BUSINESS AND MAKING
A FORTUNE ; ii
nd innumerable additional enterprises and "
perations, afford the nuthor an indefinite J
inge of subject nnd he will abundantly ii
rove by his pen that he is something more ii
linn n Showman. We know, indeed, of no i
uhji'Ct which affords greater scope for J
reply interesting narrative tlian the Auto f
loOltAFHYOr 1\T. Baiincm. c
Jan 10 45 tf t
Phe Yorkville Enquirer.
I'M I U undersigned, having purchased the
office of tho Yorkxille Miscellany and
omtnenced in its stead the publication of a
ew paper, with the above tit'e, present I
heir claims to a share of tho pntronage of l|
lie public. The Knquirer is next to the A
irgcst journal in the State, printed on good a
aper, and with entirely new material and "
.ill lie sent to subscribers at Two Dollars,
cr annum, in advance.
Commencing with a list of eight hundred
ubscriiiors and a rapidly increasing ciriul*
ion. it is ottered to tho business men as a
ood advertising medium. Advertisements (
/ill be conspicuously inserted at One Dolhn
?r the first and Thirty-seven ami a half v
ents for siibsequi nt insertions Business t
Jards of a half square, or less, Five Dollars
or annum. Contracts for laigcr advertise
tents will be niudo on the most reasonable "
eruis. "
JOHN L. MIU.F.R, J Pro- u
HA.M'U \V. MF.LTON, \ prietora
Yorkville, 8. C., Jan. 8, 1855.
H is now put up in the largest sized hot
les, and is acknowledged to lie the best sar
aparilln made, as in certified hv the won.
lerful cures it has performed, the original
opics of which are in the possession of the '
iroprietor. Remember, this is the only true
ind original nrticle. . ,
Scrofula. Syphilis. Mercurial Complaints, \
'ancer, Gangrene, Rheumatism, nnd a vast <
arivty of otho? diseases are speedily nnd '
lerfectlv cured by the use of this medicine. 1
Read the following Certificate! !
Tai.lI'ossa Co., Ala.. Jan. 2, 1852. 1
DearSik:?I send you this to certify to j
/on that your Kxtrnet of Yellow.Doek ami \
iarsaparilla has performed one of the most | ]
vondcrful cures on nio thnt has ever lieen elected
on man. \
I have been afflicted for forty years with |
ruptiona on my legs and feet; in 1818 they
jot so bad that 1 had to go on crutches,
ind in 1849 I had one leg amputated above
he knee. In about nine months after my
ither leg broke out in largo eating nnd run
ling sore* from rny knee to my foot, nnd ]
iischarged a great deal of ofTt-nsixe matter,
dy groin also broke out in large biles which
iisehnrgod much offensive matter, and at
he same time my left hand broke out in
arge running sorea nearly to my elbow.
The misery that I have suffered for the : |
nst two years. I cannot describe to you. I { i
vas in such agony that I never rested day ' i
>r night. I I
In October last my son biought me one '
'f your boitle wrappers; I read it, nnd found (
ecord.of some wonderful cures performed
>v your 'Extract of Yellow-Dock and Har- j 1
inparilla,' I sent nnd got two bottles of it, j 1
ind commenced taking it. In two weeks to ; (
ny great astonishment, my so.es all became .
>asy, and i could sleep all uight, a thing I {
tad not done for two years. When I had (
aken si* bottles, my sores were nearly all 1
lenled, My sore* got well as if by enchantnent.
I have now used in all, eight bottles
>f your "Extrnct of Ycllow-I)ock and Sarinparilla,and
1 now consider myself well.
I entreat all of ths afflicted to try this
nedicine for I believe it will cure any known
liseiise in the world. lay aside all prejuliee
and just try it, nnd proclaim its great
vorlh to suffering mankimi and entreat them
o take it, for it will cure them.
My case is well known in a large portion
f South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama,
ind if any should doubt the shove cure, I indte
thein to call on me,nnd I will show them
he scars. I can be found in rallaposss
Jo., Alabama, ono mile from Stne'n Ferry. '
REN A J ATI HUGHES.
The Yellow.I)oek and S-iraapurilla in pc- j
-uliarly adapted to female* ofdelicate health ,
nulling from irregnlarlly ofmenatrual di?- |
hnrges, and other diaeonea peculiar to their ,
iex. The proprietor han in hia poaacsnion* |
[rent number of certiAcalen of cure*, per- (
or mod ofthe nbove deacription. Wa an.
11 h?itie or two of l)r. |
of Yellow Dock and Snrregulate
thone dilficul*
natural energie*.
* ia quart hottlea.?Price $1
er bottleT
Sold Wholeaalc and retail by
8GOVIL& MEAD.
111 Chartreaat.,N. O.
General Agenta for the Southern Slate*, ,
o whom all ordera mu?t be nddreaaed.
Sold.alao, by Uagill dt /Jbath, Lancaater
[?. II ; A. P. Wylic, Cheater; Wine heater,
kit! A. Co., Mnnroe, N.C.; Z J. f e Hay A
York nut, Camden. ?*&*,. i
April It, '6 t.Oat.1.
A. AVHT1.X, I
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
CWr^OHtO.
KERSEYS,and other good* for negroea, '
I junt received by J. B.COU8ART.
Faxr.ily Vlidioines
1 keep constantly on hand n fresh supply
f .11 thu most populur F..mily Medicines,
vhivh innv be depended on as genuine, nnd
vhich are sold on the usual terms for oami.
>r on lime to punctual customers. Heine
oo numerous to mention in detail?send
rour orders for what you wish, to
Z. J DeIIAY.
Canidon, Oct. 4, 1864. 33 ' tf.
News! News!!
The Subscriber is now rec*4ving from
<eiv York. Philadelphia, Ba tiuiore and
Charleston, his Fall supply of Drugs, Clienicals.
Paints.Oils, Soups, Brushes, Cosmetcs,
Perfumery. Spiees and Fancy articles;
China-Ware, such as Vases, Cups nnd Sau!crs.?Toilct
Bottles, (Card Baskets, & c. &c..
o which he respectfully invites the nttenion
of thu citizens of laincaster visiting
Camden and wanting articles in his line.
Z. J. DeIIAY.
Oct 4, 33 tf
A CARD.
nil. AliFRGD CRA VKtf, having j
returned froin his visit to the cities of
'hiladelphia nnd New York, may be found J
it his old stand. Two Doors South ot the j
'Palmetto House," and nearly opposite
(arris's Hotel," where he will be pleased to
iait on those requiring his services.
I laving examined and made himseif acluninted
with all the latest improvements
n his profession, he feels confident of givng
satisfaction, in every particular, equal to
ny in the State or out of it
FULL SETTS OF TEETH
nscrtcd in Platina with the Continuous Gum
ir in the usual manner on Gold.
ATMOSPHERIC PRF.RRTniE
nsertcd in thn most complete and skilful I
nanncr, and ull work, fully war- ,
'iltllcd. Particular attention given to >
Ml.l.INt; TEKTII. Tendering his thi nks
or time past, end l?v a determination to excl,
he will (rive satisfaction in all his Denal
Operations, equal to any emergency.
Yorkvllle, Oct., 25 36 V
A CUBE FOR ALL!!)
8|eijjpi$?j%
J ; *
Holloway's Ointment.
citizens of the 1'nvm:
You have done me the honor as if with one
nice, from one end of the Union to the other,
o stamp the character of my Ointment with
our approbation. It is scarcely (wo year*
inee 1 made it known among you, and already
t has obtained more celebrity than any othci
ticdiciuc in oo shot I a period.
THOMAS HOLLOW AY.
89, Comer of Ann and Nassau steels,
New York.
iSTOSIgHIKO CURE OF BORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
'opy of a Utter from Mr. IV. J Un^ley
of Hunttrillr, Yadkin ('ounly, Xorth Car
oliua, 17. tS.. da!' tl ,Y?remker !?/. 1853.
READ IIIS OWN WORDS!!
To Pnnr. HottowiT:
Km,?It is not mj wish to become notorius,
neither is this letter written for the mere soke ot
writing, hut to say that your Ointment cured me
>f one of the most dreadful cutaneous diseases
hat flesh is heir to, and which was considered
i?y nil who knew me, to be entirely beyond the
each of medicine. For nine years 1 was afflicted
with one of the most painful and troublc?otne
sore legs that ever fell to the lot of man;
unl after trying every medicine 1 had ever
lieard of, I resigned in despair all hope of being
cured ; but a friend brought inc a couple of
large pots of your Ointment, which caused the
lores on my legs to heal, and I entirely regained
my health to my agreeable surprise and delight,
and to the astonishment of my friends.
Signed W. J. LANGLEY.
AN' EXTRAORDINARY CURE OK A BAD
BREAflT, WHEN NEARLY AT THE
POINT OF DEATH.
Copy of a Utter from Mr. ft. Hit rant, ,\ew
Or leant, Xmem Let 9th, 1853.
To Paor. Hollow at, 38, Corner of Ann and
Naaanu streets, New York : Dear Sir,?It is with
lieai t felt gratitude I have to inform yon that by
the use of your Ointment and l'ills, the life of
my wife lias been saved. For seven years she
had a bad breast, with ten running wounds, not
if a cancerous iifture. 1 was told that nothing
could save her: she was then induced to use
I our Ointment and Pills, when in the short space
>f three motitlin they effected a perfect cure,
to the astonishment of all who knew us. We
ihtaincd your medicines from Mrs. Wright k
L'o., Chatres at., New Orleans. I send thisfrom
'Hotel des Princes," Paris, although I had written
it at New Orlcaua lieloro we finally left, at
that time not knowing your address at Now
York. Signed, U. DC RANT.
The Pilla should he used conjointly with
the Oi?tinent, in moat of the following
-use*:?
Dad l<cgs, Piles,
Had Ilreasts, Rheumatism,
Hums. H?lt Bt-??
Kuniona, Bcalda,
Chilblain*, Sore Nipples,
Chapped hand*, Bore Throat*.
Contracted and Huff Skin diaaaaea,
Joint*, Scurvy,
Fistulas, Sore Ilcada,
I lout, Ulcer*,
lila-.idular Swelling*, Wound*,
Lumbago,
*%*Soi.d at the estabmshmf *t of Prof.
Hollow at, 80 Maiden l?*ne. New Yojk,
tnd J44, Ht.iaud, London, and by all respectable
Drnggeata nnd Dealer* of Medicine*
throughout the United Bute*, in Pots
tnd Boxes, at 36 cents, 63^ cents, and ft I On
B*eh. >
! #" There la a considerable saving by
Inking the larger siaea.
N. B.-? Direction* for the guidance of palienta
in every disorder are affixed to each
PoL *
W. THURLOW CASTON.
tTTOBIIT AT LAW ASS SOLICI
TftB TV TOWTTW
Atirndi ike Cnurl$ in lAtneatler, Kerthaw
and Adjoining Pisirielt.
BIT OHFJCK. CAMDKN, H. C^JHJ
SURVEYING.
TIHS e?<i?r?tghed U prepared t o wait n n*
| on ihooc requiring ?>w oorvkoo of a
Hnroojfor, at ?nf ticn?. np:?n nw?nefl(loa>o?
in* miulo to tfcorffe* of tho /'ourt.
W. PUR N
BAiftxvfACra tivx* mw. ??j
VTOftK ?TBU*f ? tar VMJ)
SERIES FOB 1806.
THE HOME JOURNAL
MORRIS AND WILIJ8. EDITORS.
THE first numbrr -f the new series will
be issued on the 1st of January next.
New suhserilters can he supplied from tl At
date ; but immediate application will In'
necessary for sueh ns des're to begin with
the beginning. A home is hsrd'y Complete,
wo think we may safely venture to say,without
the Home Journal, which, besides?
being u chronicle of the timet, abounds In
intelligence designed to enliven i?n American
Home. Its editors (Geo. P. Morris and
N. 1'. Willis) devote their entire time, skill
and experience, to the task of giving each
week, everything worth knowing. They
particularly keep an eye on all the whims
and novelties of the day. The utmost pains
are taken to present the facts and outlines
of all news. In the literary department/
we aim at sketches and readable criticism,
and in our condensations of the production,
of the vast newspaper worid of Europe we
endeavor to avoid the tiresome and the '#<*
! cnl. and transfer to our columns the pick of
j English information and brillinncy, while
| we endeavor to select with a true sens? of
pure morals, trno wit. and genuine hnmorIn
addition to thenhove, we have m*4e set*'
arrangements for a feature that is tffwafi*
attractive in a family journal. From acvernl
different sources we are to be supplied
with the nnrs ami gossip of IS'etc York Society.
In n metropolis like ours, centra tkw ?
more sparkling elements of the lift- of tfttf \
country at large, and collision and attrition
bring out much w hich would else be dormant.
Afloat, in society gossip, la a amall
world, of which the ordinary newspaper*
make no report, and of this we think wecsn
promise amusing photographs. In annonneirgnlso,
A new series of articles by Mr.
Willis, id addition to his usnnl labors, we
claim the privilege of leaving them to designate
their own style a d title as thev appear.
They nrc to he quite different from
anything which has ever been published In
this journal from his pen, and we are vory
sure that they w ill bo no less attractive, to
say thi least. The graphic and highly-finished
sketches, bv "The I-ady of Rhnlott,"
"Timothy Quaint" and others, will be continued.
We have nlso new correspondents
in London nnd Paris, w ho will send us much
that could never reach us through foreign
ournnls.
Terms.?For one copy. $3 , for three
opics, 85. or for one cony for three years
#5?always in advance. Subscribe without
delay.
Address,
MORRIS St WILLIS. ,
107, Fulton street, N. Y.
SPANISH JACK MARENGO,
The Season of this Celebrated JACK
will commence ?t LancaatcrvilIc,on the
jJwfli I Mli of March, Inat., and end on the
l*t July, lie in full 15 htnds high, well melt,
aid! no mistake utrout hint. It U certainly the
interest of Farmer* to raise their own mule*, and
liry ones. The ex pence of raining such is light,
very light, compared to the price*. Thin Jack
in an uncommonly fine one, and he haa been
purchased to he kept here, to accommodate farmem
and thoae deeirous of raiaing fine large
Mules, llis prices are $6 $10 and $16.
P. T HAMMOND A CO.
Lancaster C. II., March 8th. 4?tf
Paint3 add,Oils.
I hnve now In Store a large and fine stock
of White I/Ond. Zinc, Point, Linseed OiL
Turpentine. Lanipbltu-k. Litharge, Chrome
Green, Spanish llrown and Venetian Red.
?Al/SOPuint,
Whitewash and Varnish Brushes.
S itdi Tools, Ate. Ate. Give me n coll ond I
will try to give you perfect satisfaction.
Z J. DkIIAY.
Oct 4 33
Goods at Cost.
MY Store Wing in a leaky condition and
j needing important additions and repairs in*
! duces me to oiler my entire stock of goods
at coat. It is not often so full and deaira
blc a stock is otiered on such favorable tern s
to the purchaser The public are invited to
call and satisfy thnnaclve* of the facta, end
I am sure I shall make it to their interest to
purchase.
Delinquents will bear in mind my notice
in the Ix'dger a fesv weeks since, ua celiac*
tiona must and shall be made.
S. B. EMMONS.
Dee 13, 1854. 43 t f
CURTAIN 0001)8, M ATBA88E8,
WINDOW SHADES,
JKD
PAPER H A ft Cr I ft OH .
THE Subscriber has in Store, of his own
Manufacture and importation an erior*
mona stock of Wijidow SHADES. Gilt
CORNICES. Par** HANGINGS. Mstras.
sea, Satin Drl<ainra. Damask*,l.an- sua 5.as.
lin Curtain*, Tnssila. Loops, S/c A I of
wntcft Are offered nl price* wii.-h ar* tpp?v
| riittcd hy all clone buyers a id eeo om ea
hotw- keelMT*. |
H. \V KINSMAN 6 CO. 179 Kim/?t.
corner Kinir& Berrisford j?ta , Charleston.
March U9 7 l> .
Dorter VoiirM'll I
THE POCKET dSSCULAPIl'S:
Or, ev?ry one hla own Phyaicinn.
?rpHK KIPTIBTIl
JL trillion, vilh *
hundred Rnyraviayi,-.
alto wing ()< * ??' and
Maltunni(tion? of the
lluuinn System in ?r> *
ery *hui?v and form.?
To w hich ianddeda treatise
on th?* I)i?eaa*s oL
Female*. being of the-*
highest importance to
hoie contemplating tuat
riage. By William Yoobg, M. I>
tart no father be ashamed to present a copy
of the dEHCUI.AI'lUH to hia child. It may
save him from an early grave. Let bo yoong
i man or woman enter Into the seciot obliira
TIcnt^T married life without reading th*
POtTCET ASHCVLAPIUB. l.*Wno on*
Buffering from a haeknied Confh. Fain in
tb? Bid*, r**tlesa night*, nenou* fooling*,
and tho whole train or Dv?pepti?scD?aUons,
and given np by their phyiirlu*, be another
moment without consulting th* iEW llLAPIVJ8.
Have the married, or tho** about to
be married, any Impediment, r*ad thU tnfly
naeful book, aa it ha* been the meana of
aavlng thousand* of unfortunate r real urea /
from the very jaws of death.
HT Any parson arnding TWENTY.
FIVE CENTH enclosed in a letter, will receive
aneeopy of thl* work by moil, or lire
copies will be eent for One Dollar.
Address, (poet Mid,)
L VOUNO,
Nm. I A3 Hprvce Si., Pkibrptlyhm
10 if a
IRISH POTATOES
, l&tfitJ Barrl* Fine T irgta Blomoa, ja.f r..
v?t*inlhaaa). by
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