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LBf ti$ REASON TOiffiiEl HOLLOWS PILLS WHY ARE WE SICK! It has been the lot of the human race to t weighed down by disease and suffering. Ho lo way's Pills are specially adapted to the roli of the WEAK, the NEHVOUB, the DEL1CAT and the INFIRM, of all climes, age?, sexes, an constitutions. Professor Holloway persona! superintends the manufacture oi his mediciiu in the United States, and offers them to a fi t and enlightened neonlo ?? ? ><? !??-? ? - world ever produced for the removal of di ?UN. These Fills Purify the Blood. These famous Pills are expressly combime to operate on the stomach, the liver, tlic kidney the lungs, the skin and the bowels, correctiu any dcraugemeut in their functions, purify in the blood, the very fountain of life, and tin curing disease in all its forms. Dyspepsia and Diver Complaint. Nearly half the human race have taken thet Pills. It has been proved in all parts of th world, that nothing has been found equal t them in cases of disorders of the liver, dyspof via ami stomach complaints generally. The soon give a healthy tone to these organs, how ever much deranged, and when all other mean have failed. General Debility?111 Health. Afany of the most despotic governments hav opened their Custom Houses to the iutrodui tion of these Pills, that they may becopie th medicine of the masses. Learned 6\>llegea ad mil that this medicine is the best remedy eve ever known for persons of delicate health, c where the system lias been impaired as its ir vignrating properties never fail to afford rolie! Female Complaints. No Female, young or old. should be withou this celebrated medicine. It correct* and rcji ulutes the mouthy courses at all peiiods, actio in many cases like a charm. Jt is also the bos and safest medicine that can be given to cliil dren of all ages, and for any complaint; coum queutly no family should be without it. Hollow ay s Pills arc the best rem erfy in the world for the foi% lowing Diseases: Asthma, fleud-aclie, Hov, el Complaints, Indigestion, lloug ha, Influenza, Colds, Inflammation, Chest Disease*, Inwaid Weakness, CtMtivcneaa, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Lowuess of Spirits, DiarHnea, I*iles, Dropsy, Stor.o and Oravel, 1 Int.!lit. o ? ? ? i - , ITWUUIIIU \ OJ lUplUHlH, Kever and Ag-ie, Venereal Aileciion*, Female Complaint*, Worms of all kinds, SoI.D at thk MaKUFACTum&ii OF Pko , rruui UoLUiWiY, 80 Maiden Lank. Xrv York, and U t 1,Stha!(i>, Luoooo, and by nl reH|Kectabl? Drnggial* nnd dealer* of Medi einea throughout* the United States. ant the civilized world, in boxen, at 25 cculi 2 4 ct* and ?1 each. J-jP"Thcre ia a considerable auving by tu king the larger aixea. N.B.?Direetiona for the guidance of pi tients in every d.aorder are utlixcd to eael Dux. 20 ly HIE ~LAN ASTERTEDGEr la rUBl.t.HKD EVIRY Wednesday Morning AT LANCASTER.VILLE, 8. C. Terms.?$'2 00 a year if paid in advance ; 2 50 if p.tym't bo delayed 3 ni'a 3 00 after aix monlha. Advertisements Inserted at the rate of 7J rents per square of 12 line* for the la insertion, 37 t cent a for every snbseqnen insertion. For announcing ar.toditl.de a R. a, BAILEY. Rtlilnr ami /'ronriw.i Corn! Corn! WANTED to purcli.isc, a small qnnntit; of corn for which a good price wii be p lid in rash. Apply at this oflb'o. Mi.y 30. _ 16 if t Notioe. Nothing ?"ll elrune suit ne'?<n?t m1 iw-ntotis ah<< nr?* indebted to '?e, m? ill Ktccutor of A, 1'efrv,bui uctunl |mvin?n> The cnlloction of the money h nr^ed b th? legatees, and I bnve no ronlrol in fit matter. M. CLINTON. Feb. 21, 185&. 2 tf. "SHERIFFS SALES. BY virtue of sundry writs of fl fa to mo dlrec tod, I will mII oefore I he Court House door, o the Hrtt Monday in July neat, within the legt hour* of aale, owe hundred and fifty iktu r hand, more or lata whereon deft reside*, adjoin log lands of Tevya Brown, Fnrnoit bell, Jumd Career, el at., levied on and to he sold to in property of Win. H. Pardee, at the suit of Jm Jf. Kiuhardeon, et ?L $1 S<) AUo, three headredacree more or Ice*, when on Wl reside*, adjoining lead* of Latian King harm, John Farmer and other*, levied on and l be aOtd m the property of Jfoum Hough, at th nit of Titos. I* Clylm , and other*. t ftO Aha d*T* lot, to and to one hundred acre Of land mere or Um. *y. iend* at Atom OorA #oho Jfeatoy, John Mi RuMaioa et a), Irvto en and to be aoM m lb* property of Aaron PbG po* to the nit af the Stole and others. 1 AO Aled <fsd OAtaae ard to oftuafcdng t<4 of tofe. adj. mdajaf a. P Eum.oiu., ktt of J. A .w -? ww, *? < Ml IK1 |MM? aw lb* property at Owbtfro Floyd, ?t ih? MM t B?b dinmK wild other*. ? \ m CbndilidtH wwb. i y II. HATLK. B. L. D.? LancttUr C. II., Jm? llf IMS; IP , CATAWBA JUOWB, 24. . J. O. O. P. WILL eelebrrto their approach^ AattWet iary Mi (he ?lb of July next. wat<-roe Lodpv CuwAe; Lofcyirtle Lodge, Cbwwt tr, Triuit t.w%i, Y*rkrt|t<n Dtodaaatfea !-odge, ffcartottw M. ( .; D* KoW> IxmIm, Whmwhom, add all tb t O. 0. Fdbwi wfTwinirtwe Dinikt. w? ra peatfally biwfiad to partkMlfr wrtkb m oa rbw oownkja A? addraaw wrilf ba Mt?i id at tb feMrtfeae*, hy W. A. Hoorw, ft*. Tb. pah t! JpAIN CHEEK ACADEMY.. THE Students of Cain Creek Academy will be examined on Friday the 29th inst. Parents, Guardians and persons interested in the cause of Education ate respectfully requested to attend. J. T.K.BKLK, Principal. 1 IJune 20 18 2t Jhon E Blackinan 1 In Equity, Lancaster va I District James Jefferson Black- > Bill for Partition man, Josiah Blackmail, I Real Estate et ul J Benj. Blackinan, deed It appearing to the satisfaction of the (Annmissioner, that James Jefferson Blackinan and Joslah Blackmail, defendants in above case, re, side without the limits of the State, it is ordered on motion of Cooke, Sol'r for complainant, that the said defendants, James Jefferson Blackmail and Josiah Blackmail, do answer, plead or demur to the Bill in above cose, on or before the 1st day of October 1P55, otherwise, Judgement pro confesso will he ordered against each >e JAMES II. iriTIIERSPOON, c * t d tl- June 19, '55 prs fee $7 19 tfin k FRANCIS L. ZEMP, M. D. d CAMDEN, S. C. 1)KA LEll IX American, French and English i. Drugs, Medicines, Cliem-; icals, Faints. Oils. Varnishes, DIE-STI FFN, I'FllFdnFRY, Soaps, Window-Glass, Surgical Instrumerits, Trusseir, China Goods, Toys, and Fancy articles ; Fresh d GARDEN SEEDS; g Inks, Pens, Combs, Brushes, Segars, H Thomsonian Medicines, and all genuine and popular Patent Medicines. AO EXT FOR Christie's GALVANIC CURATIVES, AND k> Morehead's MAGNETIC PLASTER. ie MANUFACTURER. OF o Bottled SODA or MINERAL Water ? April 18 '65. 10 7m y 'M SOUTH CAROLINA. I. A NC A8TF.fl DISTRICT. W. Lafayette Delk, who is in the custody of the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfaciendum, nt the suit of 1 Jackson Ross, having tiled in my office, togethc er with a schedule on oath of his whole estate, his petition to the Court of common picas, prayJ5 ing that he may be admitted to the Acts of the '* General Assembly made for the relief of insolr vent debtors. It is ordered that the said Jackir sou Ross, and all other the creditors of W. Lafuvett llelk, to whom he is in anywise indebted, ' be and they are hereby summoned and have notice to be and appear before the said Court at Lancaster Court House o:i the third J/onday, ' it (the Ittih day) ol July next. Then and there | to s-hew cause if any they can, why the prayer | g of the petition oioresaid should not be granted. , it J. A. STEWJ/AN, Clerk. I- Lancaster C. II., Clerk's Office, 1 _ .. 4th Jan'j 1868, ( 7: "i,a BOOK BINDING-! - South Carolinian & Columbia Banner ' OFFICE. ; Our Bindery is now in full operation, with new materials of eveiy kind. i All Books, Pamphlets, Music, 4c., can he i bound in any style, from the plainest to the | most ornu'U.MiUl, on model a o terms, and with , punctuality and despuch. | BLANK HOOKS. ' For District Offices. Sheriffs, Clerks, Tax Collectors, 4c., 4c., its well as tor Counting Houses and every other form, will be manufacture i to order without d-lay. Tarms moderate ?n>l promptness observed. GIBBS 4 JOHNSTON* Columbia, 8. C., June fi, 1855. i Great Original Slory, by FAH.W I Dia. In answer to numerous imptiriea front Book' sellers and Newsmen in diffeient sections of the country, the publisher of the New York Lodger would state that the great Oi iirinal Stoiv bv FAWNY FERN, I) lor wliich lie has contracted. at an enormous and unproved-jilted expense, and on which the gillcd authoress t* nowengaged, will be commenced | in the'Ledger about the iiret of J uiic?whether f the ti:?t instalment will appear in the number < tor the week ending Saturday, June 2d, or in that of Jnue 'Jili, he cannot yet positively state. Due notice will bo given. It grutittes us to learn ^ that the trade are alive to what the Tribune stylos tilj "popular money making qualities" of ; thisTule, and that the sale will probably exceed that of any Newspaper Tale ever before publish5 ed. It will not be issued as a book, being purt chased solely for publication in the Ledger. The I New Vork Ledger is a large, first class Fumily , ami Business paper, published ' very Satin day, ami sold by ail Booksellers an i News Dealers ut th'-ee cents per copy. We mail it to subscribers per anuuui. 1 R. BONNER, Publisher. June &, 120 Nassau at. , ______ Which will he Sent Free of Postage on Jieceijtt of the Price. ' Tito Matricide'* DwMjflilcr, 25 B The Scout of llie Silver Pond, 2?> Helene, or the Children of Love, 26 nutHami Fr6d, SS (1 0 ! I>avid Watson, 25 1 { Atar tin! I, 25 i Paul Ciirtord, , 25 j Josephine, 25 Kv? May, 2 5 Kugeiie, or lli* Soldier'* Bride 2* < Brace Wfldt'D,or Fredcrica, lite Boil" net Girl, 25 '>f- The of the Bowfr', 25 i. The Wliitn Wolf, or lli? Scarlett t> Brr.ili*rhood, 25 *> Paul Jon<M, or ilie Sod of tlie Sod, 25 1 Cnp'ain liawke, 25 h Uavviitt dale, or lire Fajj|flMkel, 25 Rllen IV Vera, 25 0 Tilts Pirate Chief, ^pr 25 * Projjre** and I'rejmUqdBT 50 m Dr. Valentin*'* Comi^HHprtft, 50 [f Amy Lawrence, 50 J SUiifteld 11*11, 2 Tola, 50 cU each. I- Hitrry Beiiham, 50 B Ktwn Woodville, 60 r. Dombv and Laughter, 25 ( 1 Garnelle, or ibe Hovar'a Oath, 25 t Jim Bunt, 25 CSpli, or the Pirate of the Shoal*, 25 Tlio Adrenture* uf Tom Stapleton, 26 Now York in Slice*, 25 j The 8<?r of the Fallen, 25 Fifteen Minute* around Mew York, 90 The Dancing FeatUer, 26 Pnnl Pcveteli, 25 '* The Life ami Adventure* of Dick J Oinfoh, 25 Blen f )fant,- 25 ? Clarence lloltnri, 26 n The Maid ef TVatanga, 26 * |"he R:vnl Brother*. 25 Addreat, k. ft. B AILKY, * IMap* 0M?l I Waktt&U A O ARD. ; DR. ALFRED FRAVEA, having returned from his visit to the cities of 'hiladctphia nnd New Ydift. may be found it his old stnnd, Two Doors Sdouth of tlie ' Palmetto House," und nearly opposite Harris's Hotel," where he will be pleased to sail on those requiring his services. Having examined and made himself acquainted with nil the latest improvement! 1 in his profession, he feels confident of giving satisfaction, in every particular, equal to vny iu the State or out of it FULL SETTS OF TEETH inserted in 1'latina with the Continuous Gum 8r in the usual manner on Gold, ATMOSPHERIC PRE8SURE Plates , inse i in the most complete nnd skilful mat., r, nnd all work fully warranted. Particular attention given to ] FILLING TEETH. Tendering his .thanks for time past, end by a determination to excel. he will give satisfaction in all his Dental Operations, equal to any emergency. Yorkille, Oct.. 25 36 Howard association; PHILADELPHIA. , IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ? To nil persona afflctcd with Sexual disease, ' such at a Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gouirrlura, Gleet, Syphilis, Ac., Ac. 1 The Howard Association of I'hilnilolphia, in < view of the awful destruction of human life and ' Ilealth, caused by Sexual diseases, ami the deceptions which arc practised upon the uaforlu- i 1 unte victims of such diseases hv tjaucks, have . ' lirected their consulting Sergcon, as u charita- j ' Id* act wortliv of their untiie, to give medical | " idvice gratis, to all persons tluis afflicted, (male 1 >r female,) wlio apply by letter, (post paid,) * with n description of their condition, (nge, jccupation, liubits of life, Ac.,) and in cases of I sxtrcmc poverty and suffering to furnish tned- 1 eines free of charge. 1 The Howard Association is a benevolent In- \ titution, established by special endowment, for 1 ;hc relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Virulent and Epidemic diseases," and its unds cun he used tor no other purpose. It has low a surplus of means, which the Directors lave voted to advertise the aliove notice. It is leedless to add that the Association eoinmands . .ne mgnesi ueuiciu skill ol the age. Address, (post-paid,) Dr. (leo. R. Calhoun, | Jonsulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Phil ulclpltia, Pa. By order of the Director", EZRA It. HEARTWELL, President. 1 GEO. KAIRCHILI), Secretary. CHEST E It. ' Carriage Factory. j jp|0. The undersigned ia now pre- y pared to manufacture, at his , w \ew Establishment in Chester- ? ille, all kinds of CARRIAGES adapted ? o our rough mid hilly country, mi l of the ti test Materials. He would suggest as ..I- a nost eve-iy man in the up country is more n >r less a ju 'ge of timber, before you buv " >r order u Carriage, no matter where, look F' round and see what sort of Lumber the milder hns and in what condition it is kept, ['ho Carriage-Maker may Lie, /bwst or ' 'liusierna much as he pleases, but the grand j ecret of carriage-making lies in the Lux- 0 (EH-piie. | p To buy a cheap Negro, Horse or Cari.tge, is to verify the old adage : Penny j f, pt.trawl Poutulfntilish. Give ine a fair price \ I, iir my work, and then if it is not made J h iglit, hold me responsible. g f it were not for l'aint, I'ntty and Glue, ? Vlnit would we poor Carriage.Makers do ? " C. F. IIOI-ST. P Chester, Jan. 31, 1455. 49 tf HIW G66M } li NEW STYES; i ^ ^ rH I JUST UANDI?>. li J. 11. COUSART. it A la-go and choice variety has just a'lived mm Charleston, Baltimore, and Philadelphia: ILK Wall kinds BAR ABES, Sll ALLEYS, THREADS, li U1NGMAMS, SWISS MUSLINS, j 'ALICOES, ofall kinds from 0 1-1, up to 18 1-3. ' >j FLOSSES Jtc., Ac. | LADIES' BONNETS! ) CHILDREN? BLOOMERS! \< LADIES FINE SHOES! | J 3oots, Shoes, Slippers, Negroes' |i IJrogands, the cheapest that ! ^ ever was in this Market. j j GENTBMW HITS, ! all I'ariclitt. I t i: U full ailj/ftlf/. i ' IMi RINGS,' FINGER KINGS,j " IA RO AGUES, Till EAST l'INS, F PERFUMERY OF ALL K-NUS READY-MADE CLOTHINC! />P. Vfl.KM EN ff 8HIRTS, OKXTO fti"l HOYS' 1 COATS, DRAWERS, and PANTS, CRA- w VATS, KKRCHIKKS, Ac., Ac. Ac., t IARDWARE AND CUTLERY. J Forks, Screw$, R Jjock* of all kinds, A injur*, H I [or*, Girnblrts, v SjiadtS, Skoficls, Ac. ? n CROCKEBYWARE * ir*_i t?f i iH-ncrx, uum?H| ?wn-nowin, |j Cupa A Hauccm, Tooiinet, Ac., Ac., ml U~K* uP?,'y of Ola*?*are. C!rocerits or nil Kind*. ('j JtT* Country produce taken in exchango for |( ood* at caah pricci. ,1 J. B. C0C8ART. 11 May 9th, '65. 13 tl TALES FOR THE M ABINE^ . [y lieutenant IF. A. VViar, 21 N.t author of A "Gringoa," etc. U A * pi riled and graphic account of a cruise w t one of our national veaaels, in hich the oro. a younir wMtdiipniuii, encounters n a#. T lee of surprising ad' en to res, The publish. 'y ra recommend thin, a? b, fir, the ino?t in. rresiing book of its class. The vivacity ' nd never failing good humor that sparkle C, n every pnge, will render it a moot fascine. . ng companion. la I vol., 13 mo. Si M. ' PHILLIPS,'tfAMPSON * CO. PiVre, ? It Wnln street, Boston. - a i. C. f>KRBY, New York f?r eelebj eft llimntli? . _ it) J Wl* ' " riii At'** * 1 l&rutifnl Diocitisrmrnt fur Ctjilltrru. T Jf8T PPBLI8I1BO BY I CROSBY. NICHOLS, & CO. ?i llONfi?\, thi 9AS1I1 Sf \ HISTORY OF HER LIKE, IN A SE RIKS OF 0 BF.ATIEUL FIGURES, FROM NEW AND EXQU1S- L-i 1TE DESIGNS, PRINT- rit ED IN OIL COL- Ph ORS, IN THE be II Kill EST STYLE OF OP TUB ART; A COO Mi'AN- thl [ED BY POETICAL DESCRIPTIONS. "0% by Fig. 1. ? The Cottage where Fanny "1 lived.?2. Fanny with her Kitten.? jj': 3. Fanny selling Matches.?4. Fanny pr ieediug her Chickens. ? 5. Fanny a cn Flower QirL?0. Fanny, her Uncle's I ? rei. na< in' This little rcprcsuutrtion of Fanny Gray with 11,1 lie accompany storv in verse, is intended as an ne imuscmcnt for children, and will, it is hoped, mj nn acceptable present for the Holidays. Of If exhibited by one person, while another cads the verse describing the figure shown, it an he made a pleasing entertainment for a par- ? :y of Children. The beautiful designs by a talented lady of ,liis vicinity, have been drawn and printed by ear best in lists, in the. most finished style; and he Publishers have spared no expense upon tin my part of the work, being desirous to present I .lo i beautiful specimen of the art of printing in S. :olors. tin From the numerous commendatory notices nis given by the press in all parts of the country, wa he following arc selected as giving the beat idea de if this IJ: NEW 1 ELEGANT PASTIME. of LVom the Xcie London Chronicle. (,CI BEAUTIFUL BIJOU. w ".1/essrs. Crosby, Nichols, k Co., Ill, Washngtoii street, Boston, have scut us one of the jn irettiest pieces of Holiday Hijouteric that wc lave seen for many a day. It consists of a min- jj( ature volume printed in tip-top style, with gil- cj^ led cover ami gilt-edged leaves, containing a j)y loetieal history of Fanny Gray, accompanied by i& en-gam earn* illustrating some of the most ~"*i lieturestjue events of her life, in colored lithofraph, or, to speak mora to purpose, showing low u pretty girl looks in six different situations, ml as iniuiy different costumes,?in short, exile , Is one head upon half a dozen pair of shoulders, rith the changes which dress produces upon he same face and features; for Fanny's head, in- j0| tend of becoming 'turned* as some gill's heads onietinies are l?y their finery, is so contrived as o slip off, when she gets too fond of one dress, nd is put on to a new pair of shoulders, in a , cw form and in a new suit of clothes,?winding p in the rich costume of womanhood, with u *re et greyhound by her side. The first of the se- ant ies ol pictures represents the cottage where nRl anny was Itorn, with a sylvan streum crossed sio y a beautiful biidge, and shaded by the noble Mu nk tree that shadows its garden. The whole eas f these pictures, with the portable head piece f the heroine, and the little volume of letterres* history, are put up in nn ornamental Ikix p,,| uperbly colored and embellished by gold and ? iney colored designs, among which is Fanny in lue and gold, feeding her chickens. We can :dly imagine any thing prettier than too little iris engaged in enjoying it together; one read- , ?g the rersos describing the pictures shown, nd the other putting the parts in their pioper laces." J From the Arte Bedford Mercury. "A dainty box, brilliantly adonteil, contains ^lo rtloreil costumes to bo varied at will of our j luiraiing Fanny; and her life is versified in a , ttle book accompanying these, as delicate as 1 ic young heroine herself. The designs arc ' cautiful, and drawn and colored in the most ?'h nislied manner. This is evidently one of the he terini* for the Holidays; and every one knows nai >nie dear little girl, fiom six to ten years of gaii ge, w ho would till the companionship of Fanny >J., my with ecstasy. Nothing could lie pret?\er on( iu:i the idea of its execution." the From the Solent Observer. . "As a specimen of the beautiful art of print- ( ig in colors, Fanny frrav is inimitable." SAY*: MONEY. ~ LEAD THIS ADVERT ISMENT, ONE La AND ALL. '0 MERCHANTS PLANTERS AND n OTHERS. gj HAVING become |H-rmanenlly loca- \ led in Charleston, i hid prepared ou i? do Miiytliiuw in the line of a general pH iyenry and Commission business enlrused to me. I intend pivin^ the greater lt, s?rti??n of my time to the tilling of counrv order- for Groceries, /'rovistons, Dry foods, Jfurdieure, Clothinp,, Boots, Shots, 'Jritf/*, Points, Oils, Fruit, Liquors, r !>oo4v, Stationary, Fonctj Goods, or any 1 hint; else thai can he obtained either ill bis or Northern Markets, nnd through he nrraiitfemenls tliat I have made with lie leading Houses. dealing in the nltove ' rlicles, 1 shall he aide to inake purchases of! -it I teller terms than the Merchants or >iai>ters themselves could, thereby not ! 'y tily saving them the difference in the irico of the aritele, hut also the necessary rorlitont ex | tense of lime and trouble at- j eselin^ a \isit to this eitv. 1 will also j /"? it-rsoiially attend to the selecting, packag, marking, and shipment of goods, so a to avoid all mistakes, anil damages rh'ch generally arise from want of a bile attention. In addition to the above, I will also at- y-? end to the disposal of any produce that J nay b# whipped to tne. Any persona d? iron* <>t making shipments ??f produce of * nv kiml, had l?etter write to me, and I rill sfi\e them very information an re- ' aril a lite Markets, mnnm-r of parking, in! how to chip thorn. From my long xporienre in a general mercantile huai inoas, I think I enn give perfect xatinfiicion to all, ami suit the moat fastidious P ssto iu my selection*.?Give me a trial J > all I ask. For my service* I shall renire a amall comtnmion, not exceeding ?n per cent, according to the nature of lie business. i DAVID M GAZLAY. nn, iflRee on Stair*. 226 King at., Charleston. Vj March 6. '48. 4 tf. VI ? R| bn?r J. Thompson, ) In Kffirity, Lancaster Lir vs. ( BIU for Partition of Land ante) M. Tillman, b [ ami account, ife, Kiisa, k others. J ... . ~ It sppoaring to my satisfcetfon that William hompsoo, Dudley if. Stcwman and wife, Kmiami iPiHiam f ilUnan, Defendants, in SbnVe ' w>, r si ia without the Hniila of this State. It V* orthrel. on motion ?>( .Voore, SoTt for Com- , LL-^Ua ?L-i. At - ?a.?A- t' ??n*ni, mat iwr hiiiu i*nnMiinui, W tlliArn ? hampvon. Dud lor M. Stew man and eife, Xml- *? >, and WiMliwq Tillman, do amwer, plead or do- ^ 1'ir, to the t?ill fp abeee caeo, on or before the ? Ith J*#*, IHftS, otherwise Judgment procoa*ae will be ordored avahwt ?J) of them. t i.HWmiWWO^^tLD. ^ ****** Ftofoe#T&f 4 9m. * } ' * ' 0 Merohaqts, Planteri and Others. THB underaigned, formerly of Nm 1 York City, but now a permanent res it of Charleston, arti prepared to do anj ng In the line of a General Agency an mmisision business entrusted to me. II muke purchases of Dry Goods, Groc< s, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Fancy Good uga, Fniuts, Oils, Fruit. Jewelry, Confix nery, Books, Stationery, Liquors, Clotl r, or anything elsq that can be pbtuiuc her in this city or New York, Boston < iiludelphia, and on as good terms, if in tter, than the Merchants or Planters thee Ives could buy them, thereby saving ths e necessary exorbitant expenses nttendir isit to this city. I will attend personal the packing and shipment of goods, tlier avoiding any mistakes or damage. II also attend promptly to any Banking i surance business that I may be fa von th. and will make payment of debts.om my long experience in a general mi utile business, I am fully convinced th an give perfect satisfaction, and suit tl r?*t fastidious taste in my selections. F y services 1 shall require a moderate eoi csion, according to the nature of the bu! ss. DAVID M. GAZLAY, Bee over Bird's Store, 225. King st., Charleston, S. C. Jan 24 48 ly STATF. OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Lancaster District. O ffer Court of Common Picas. Whereas, an inquest ot E-cheat hatii heenr rued into this oltiee, whereby it appeu.-s, tii hu E. Sanderson, late of Lancaster distri 0., who was horn in , Ireland, e Kingdom of Great Rritain, an I >lied on t icteenth day of April, in the viai A. D. 18 ! us sei/.ed and possessed at tiie tune of 1 ath, of a lot of Land, situated in Lancast stiict, in the State aforesaid, on the tiran ters of Bear Creek, hounded on the Sou lands of Win McKenna, on the East by Ian Minor Clinton, on the North by lands of Mi nelia Villines, and on the West hv the Cai a Road, containing one hundred and fort ;ht acres, without having in bis life time ma< r disposition thereof, and without leaving hi rson who can legally claim the same. No' pursuance of the directions of the act of ? nbly, in such ease made and provided, tl lira of the said John E. Sanderson, or othei iming under him, (if any there be) are her required to appear and mnke claim with hteen months from the date hereof. Witness my hand at Lancaster Court IIous s 7th day of J/av, A. D. 1805. JOHN A. STEWMAN', Clk C. C. P. G. S. Hay 9, '55. 13?o. a in; 6m. Estate of Calvin TJsry, deceased111 VVilliaina Ai/m'r 1 II.II ? M..-- l.~l - r*. I sets.injunction.A irv Usry, &. others, j In Equity, I^nncn J tor. rhe Creditors of Calvin Usry, descnsri notified and required, to present, pro\ I establish their respective demand linst said deceased, before the Connni ner in Equity, 011 before the 15th day < V, 1855. By order of the Court in abo\ a made, 7th December. 1854. JAMES II. WITHER SPOON. Coinr in P.q., b. I I). 12, 1855. 1?3in I'f. $7JtO_ South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT. In the Common Pleas. tames J. Carlisle, 1 vs. > Attachim ni fonathnn Mackey. ) STIIEREAS, the plaintiff did on the 18 V day of March 1851, file their dcclai n against the defendant who, (it is ?ni bsent from and without the limits oftl itc.and has neither wife nor attorney, jwn within the limits of the same, up om a copy of the said Declaration mig served : it is thorefore ordered thnt t d defendant do appear and plead to t d declaration on or before the llfth d ireh which will be in the year of our Lo r thousand eight hundred and fifiy-fu icrwisc tinnl and absolute judgment w in be given and nwnred against him, JOIIN A STEWMAN. Clerk. Klerk's Office, Lancaster C. II. 18. 1854. 7?1_ attention the Whole, 11 ut more particularly the Citizens ncaster and the surrounding Countr WILLIAM l>. MARK'S, GOT A.NII SHOE MAKE ^ Would respectfully announce th . o has takeirthe Shop formerly 0 pied by Floyd <fe Son, where he is pr red to do all work in his line with ncn ss and dispatch. All work warranti d prices moderate, fur cash. WILLIAM 1). MARKS. Feb. 28 3if. mm look to \<m INTEREST. TUB sub.-crihers arc now opening their stoi Spring and Slimmer ' Knb>, which I hey w ! ? ? losr a* gooihnin be sold in the up cou Consisting of ,adies Dress Goods, Bonnets Ribbands, Laces, (dollars, Drcss-trtmnii/a/s. A tso9 Jothiroj, Drij (loads. Boot Shoes, JJats, Caps, Damesties, Shirts ami Colla r s, Cravats, Umbrellas, rucerics, Hardware, Uutleri Iron d'C., &C. 7mII ami examine for youraclvca. b. citaia, > craig k taylor. v. Taylor, ) l/arrhU'65 5::2 m JOSEPH WHILiDEN, dealer in IIXTS, OILS rn GLASS No. 11 Haync-Strcet. CHARLESTON. S.C. He keep* ronalantly fur mIc ft general a tin on t U -# . i- J - wK4ini nil Kina 1RHI8HES, WINDOW GLASS an SPIN. TURPENTINE, HP T G AS,GLUE and BRUSHES ..fvariui ids. Dm. IS 43 ly Note Lost! ill peraout are forbid trading lor a note gi i me by James F. Burr, for nUty dollar iring d*fe ffth May 18.*.5, the aaoo havir m W>?i or niiabud, and narwent of aaid no t?prd. BIN JAM IK N KTVTON lay **. li at NBATLY XXBCUTBD IIKHS. 3 ? THE _ . warn ilmii OF \ ENGLAND. g. An Exposition of the Condition and Trcn moni of the Laboring Classes in the Faciv tones and Coal Mines of Great Rril.int,. Compiled from Otlieial Documents, by d Joliu C. Cobden. ,r 11 Illustrations,muslin, 500 pp., 12mo. ot S*ri<*?> $ 1 25 . It is a capital book, and entitled to a place m in every man's library.? ,\cw York Mirror ig Great Britain ought to be ashamed to talk jy of American slavery, ?o long as her factories continue to be scenes of such horrible deg1 radation and suffering.? Albany Argus. t>r Here is a book which not only carries >d the war into Africa, but absolutely belabors a nation most zealously with the cudgels r- provided bv itself.?Arthur's Home Gazette. at Wo confess that tiie revelations hero liu made -re perfectly appalling.? L'lica Her or (tld. !i~. 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Wo know, indeed, of no subject which affords greater scope for k deeply interesting n irrniive than the Acto^ Bfocu a Fit v of P. T. Baknum. I Jan ID Ar, if WINDOW SHADES, ck axi> ifi P A P K It El A IV a I !\ a S . n- J r|MIK Subscriber linn in Store. ?>t* hi* own 1 Mi'mifiii'turi1 and import ,ti.>n an enor' moos stock fit Wixrow KIlADliS. Gu.l ' CORNKT.S, 1'ah i. ll lNGlNGH. \Mras. sen,Satin DeI/*ioei?.D.iinnHks.l.nee and Muslin Curtain*, Tnnaila, Coops. &ro. All uf ; which ?rc ollered at prices which are appre j rioted by all clone buyers nrs?i economica house- keepers. II. W. KINSMAN A- CO, 170 Kinp-st. corner Kins; & Uerrufurd *U., Charleston, March tib 7 Iv. W. TiURLOW CA8T0N" '' ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICI TOE IN EttUITY. Attend$ the Court* in Laifnttrr, Kcrt'iaw and .4 (joining Districts. trfT OFFICE. CAMDKN. S C.^ftr? lieme?? and Upper Leather Fur sale, one mile cant of Pleasant lljll;%v I. M. CaUIHKN. * I Fab. 7 M tw ' News! News!! 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It appearing to my sali>faction that S. P. Forj rell, a dcleiuUutt in above case, resides w itiior.p the limits of the State, it is ordered, on motion of Kershaw, Uhl'r for Complainant, ti nt the said defendant S. J'. Soncll, do answer, plead or delour to the hill in above case, on or before the 21st of June 1855; otherwise, judgement pio confesso will lie oidcrcd against him. ComVs Office, I J. II. WITIIKRFroON, J/arch 1'55. j C. V. L. 1). 0 3m Pis fee $7 00 ' \ "* Paints and Oils. 1 have now in Store a large nnd fincatheit of White I .cad. Zinc, Paint, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Lampblack, Litharge, Chrome 1 Green, Spanish Brown *r.d Venetian Red. ?ALSO^* I Paint, Whitewash and Varnish Brushes. Sash Tools, ?S:c. tc. (Jive me a call and 1 will try to give you perfect satisfaction. /. J. DeIIAY. | Oct 4 33 BRITISH PERIODICALS. EARLY COPIES SECURED. Premiums to New Subscribers. | LEONARD SCOTT, & CO., New York, con-" tinuc to re-publish the following British Pcriodcals,' vijt: 1. . 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