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The Principles and Objects of American Party at South Carolina. Adopted at a meeting of the State Council began and held at Charleston, on 14th of August, 1856. 1. Resolved, That wo ratify and accede to the principles of the American Order, promulgated by the National Council of ths Organization, held at Philadelphia, iu Juno last, subject to the modifications herein contained. To this ratification we attach tho following declaration*: 1. That with reference to tho organiza tion of the American party in the United >> States, tho Americnn order of South Car 1 olina is an independent l?ody, whose selfgovernment is supreme, and acknowledges no obligations and duties other than those tiujrvrocu <ji iiuujuco, nuu rauneu oy its Stale Council, in due form of Constitution, Ritual platform or resolves. 2. That tlie primary and fundamental principle and olgects of the Order were and are?to the consummation of llio end ?"that Americans shall rule America," the essential modification of the naturalization 1a wa, with proper safeguards to preserve purity of tiio elective franchise; that citizenship shall ho constituted the basis condition of the piivilegcs of office and suffrage; and, incidental to these, the restriction by its iutbience, through suffrage and in official appointments, of all politico-sectnriun designs, and of all other than native civil influences. That the ju risdiction of the Order does not extend to and over the political and private opinions of individual members, or the political notion of subordinate Councils, upon any other subjects political or religious. That any agreements upon the latter can only he binding to an extent which good faith may impose 3. That the judicial power of the United States extends to all legal questions under their Constitution, treaties and laws; hut that the States, like sovereign parties to a compact, are the final judges of the naturo and extent of the federal com pact, and that "each hus an equal right to judge for itself, as well of its infrnc lion, as of the mode and measure of redress." 4. That const.ilutional liberty is tho supreme object of our republican system. Subject to this principle, do wo construe and accede to third niliclo of the Philadclaphia platform, to wit: 111. The maintenance of tho union of these United States as the paramount potitical good; or, to use the language of "Washington, "tho primary object of patri otic desire." And hence? 1st. Opposision to all attempts to weaken or subvert it. 2d. Uncompromising atngonism to every principle of policy that endangers, it. 3rd. The advocacy of Hn equitable adjustment of nil political differences which threaten its integrity or perpetuity. 4th. The suppression of all tendencies to political division, founded on "geographical discrimination, or on the belief that there is a real difference of interests and views" between the various sections of the Union. 5th The full recognition of the rights of the several States, as expressed and reserved in the Constitution, and a careful avoidance, by the General Government of all interference with their rights by legislative or executive action. 5. That we hold no obligations into which we have entered, and especially those which have relation to the Union, to be inconsistent with oar allegiance to our Slate, will) onr duty under either the State or Federal Constitution, with the rights and powers "redferved to the States respectively, or the people," or with our rights as freemen under the latter to resist wrong and injury. That those obligations have solo reference to a Constitutional Union, and wchold none other to be binding upon us, either as members of the American owW. ?? 2. Retolvtd, That the term "Catholic," and all aetnblanco of a religious lest, bo triekeo from the official records and obligations of the American Order of this State, and that all natives be eligible to tho order, capable of its suffrage, alio shall renounce all foreign and ecclesiastical jurisdiction and influence. 3. JifsoleeJ, That while we deprecate Romish politico-sectarian influence in Arncrica, we are inexorably opposed to any "La* respecting an establishment of religor prohibiting the free exercise thereof," or any law which implies "a religious test." That Jour opinions as men, however, approve only the principle of self-government in Church as State, and we do not approve au ecclessiastical polity which has its source and authority in a foreign land and aingls potentate. And that we forbear to sustain those, who, from either political or sectarian motives, oppose our contemplated reforms. 4. Rttolved, That we disapprove of the adoption of any law which shall effect or disturb the previous existing legal priviledgos confered on naturalized citizen*. 5. liftolitii, That in view of mobocrativo tendencies and radical doctrine* and practices, we shall ever seek to maintain conserve "law ami order," in consonance with onr American republican system. 0. littolret, That we renounce and repudiate all connection with thoeo Councils, (State and subordinate,) or member in the nonsiaveholding States, who have rejected tho American platform of National Council on the slavery Issues^ and hold that they no longer constitute a part of 4 the Order or party which adopted it. OKKEUAL rni.iTTf* 1. JUiolvfd, That now, as formerly, j wo stand by and will maintain (be well known Stat* Right* Republican principle* of South Carolina, which have been declared ih her official resolve*; we approve Use principle* of bee trade, and inaiet upon a reduction of the tariff; we oppose internal improvement* by -the Federal Government; wo condemn the admiawtratmo of IWMent l'ierco, for Use appointment of foreigner* to represent our country abroad, end for appointing and retaining freeaoiler*In office: and I that while we would eordially affiliate I with all State Itigbu parties at tho South, we repudiate those who seek comhinaI tiona with any factions in Use free State*, to secure Federal domination and spoil*. f, Hetolvtdy Id the language of Gene* vol Qrtitman; That the institution of negro slavery is I ' "I I , ? /. I ? . Jf?. I - ZZL % not only right and proper, but tbo natural and normal oondition of the superior and inferior races, when in contact. That as the chief element of our country's proeperity.it constitutes a great interest which is entitled, like other great in- \?n\ tercsts, to the fostering caro and prr tec- Joi tion of the Fedciul Government, within linj the sphere of its powers. cd | The legislation or action, directly or ) indirectly Iiostilo to this interest, is at war VXI with our compact of Union, and should bo resisted by the States and the people affected by it, at all hazards. tj0l That the preservation of the institution It c of slavery in Cuba, which can only bo eS J footed by her independence and separa- Cat lion frotn the llign influence of the Eu- *vni ropean Gove? ?nents, is essential to the ,! safety and preservation of our own ays tern." jt That upon all matters connected with i,ec our peculiar domestic institutions, the pin South must look to herself. That no na- thr? tional party organization will fully pro- 1 *t toot us. M'l 3. Resulted, That a Committee of ,ot'1 Three be appointed to superintend tho publication of the platform adopted, and to subscribe and verify the same. |,.ni JOHN CUNNINGHAM,Cha'ston. giv. J. S. lUClIAUDSON, Sumter. T. J. 8ISTRUNCK, * St. George Colleton. Committee on Publication. . ^phy Notice. cur. for Nothing will excuse suit agnsnst nil I la persons who nre indebted to mo, as the and Executor of A, Perry, but actual payment : oxy Tbo collection of the money is urged by w'1' the legatees, and 1 have no control in the . matter. M. CLINTON. JJn Feb. 21, 18f?6. 2 tf. furj Notioe ,ci IS hereby given. Hint nn application will wj|| bo made to llic next session '! tl e legislature, for an amendment of llu* "ill section of the Act of Incorporation of the village ?j of Ijincaster, passed tho 18th day of ''f- La. eember, 1840, giving power and authority to close up the east end of Arch street, from the point where it is intersected by JE\ Market street, to its enstern limit, according to the original plan of the village, so as to J enclose tnc grave-yard lying and being in and on the line of Arch street, situate be- J|)(( * " VVM mute |IU|II19. 184! August 1. 3mo ,, Advertisement. }[? A nttmltcr of nocounts due thia office for Ad- c',ni vortUing Job Work and Subscription, remain unpaid. Now, I assure those indebted to ine WM that I am very much pressed for money, and if they will come loiwnrd and settle these claims, t?f | they will confer on me a yrrat favor. It. S. BAILEY. Mar 2.1, 16-tf. ^ Notice. ~ """ * AS I expect to he absent out of the State sign for sometime, 1 have appointed Jesse eng Kilgorc, as toy ngent to sue for, or pay out 1J nny demends that may require it, until my terf return. DAM'L I). HAMMOND. 1 July IOth 1855 23?5t our 1'HE LANCASTER LEWIE It ? is rUBI.UUKU tVI.ltY othl WccliioMlay Horning nor AT LANCASTEKVILLE. 8. C. Vermt.?8- 00 n year if pr.id in advance; _ 2 50 if pnym't he delayed 3 tn's; ^ 3 00 After six months. j AJcerlurmrnti Inserted at the rate of 75 j, cents per square of 12 lines for tho 1st insertion, 37* cent* for every subsequent insertion. For announcing n candidate $3. (J It. s. BAILEY. Editor and Proprietor MAIL ARRANGEMENT. A* CAMDEN MAIL. |j Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 I J oclocfc, p in Cai Depart* Tuesday, Thursday and .Saturday invi st 7, a in cx^ji Pllinlm'l.' ?l ill .! ?f/.vn.vn or... vii.iuiAMi. ninii^un .uu.Miun, Duo Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, nt 8 ||.^ o'c. p in. ^ Departs Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday, | at 7, a in * ^ P1NEV1LI<E MAIL Due Monday and Friday, at G p in Departs Sunday and Thunulay at H a m. Cor CHKHTERVII.LE MAIL. P*? Duo Friday nt 7 p m '^w Departs Saturday at 8 a n?. WINXSDORCf MAIL fj Duo Saturday at G p ni. j Departs Frday at 8 a in. | ji CJIESTKItFJDC.il. MAIL | ft Due Friday, at 10 p in ^ Departs Thursday at I u in ? Ail letters must be deposited by 8 o'clock " p m, to insure their departure by next mail. All persons who receive nowspapers and Gar other periodicals, will observe that the law and requites the postage to be paid quarterly in Aul advance. nnd letters nnd transient newspapers must be pU( prepaid; otlicrwiso tlicy are not mailed, i T. It. MAGILL P. M. Ju'y 1, 1855. ?1 At STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA. Lwcavrra Warmer. OfficM Court of Common Pleat. Whcrca?, an Inquest of Escheat hath beonrc- .r~ turned Into this office, whereby it appears, that John K. Sanderson, late Of IxnrM^r district JJ H. (T., who was Imrn hi , Ireland, in "T the Kingdom of (ircat Hritain, and died on the tha nineteenth day of April, in the year A. I>. 184H, All was seized and possessed at the time of his pro dcutb, of a lot of La.nl, situated In Lancaster mm District, in the State afon-iotld, on the branch | waters of Itear f'reek, liounded on the South 7rn by lands of Wot WoKetioa, on the East hy lands of Minor Clinton, 911 the North by lands of Mrs. Amelia V lllines, and on the West by the Camden Koad, oontalntnz one hundred snd fo-tr- ,, . ialit aefwa. ari?hi.iit I., la^nr-ln* my dinpoaitkm thereof, and without leaving any perxon wjio can legally claim the ?m?. Nov, in punoaaoe of the direction* of the act of ankaiWy, in anch eaa? made and provided, the licit * of the natri John K. Sanderson. or Others 'er' claiming wwlcf hint, (if any there 6d) are here- ? bt ee?t?lned to appear and make claim within t eighteen month* from the'dale hereof. ape WHnoat my hand at Latxw^er Court IIou*cr , th.a Ytt? day of ?lfay. A. D. lk*5. J i JOIU? A KTKWMAff. < P<a(;. p. o. ft. __ *m; 6t"' Corn Wanted. i WfAWmty to porehMe t amall qoorrti- g? YY ty of com, tor which the ?n?h will be paid. Apply at tlita office. | * H v i i -' - ' ? Hie great remedy fur Rhcuinntism, Gout, ill iu the Side, //ip, B.u-k, Limbs and nts; Scrofula, Kind's Evil, White Swelj, 7/ard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and ull fixpains whatever. iVhero this Plaster is applied pain cannot st. t hns been beneficial in cases of weaks, such as Pain and Weakness in the innch, Weak l.imhs, Lameness, Afleci of the l.ungs in their primary stages.? lestroys inhumation by perspiration. Lames L Boyd, Pickens District, South 'oliua, testifies that, by its use alone he * cured of Bheumntisin in both of his >es, of several yenrs standing. The following was handed us by a reetiblo Physician in Georgia: iessr*. Scovii, fc Mead:?Gents : I have- i n using your Liverwort and Tur //ebrew ster very* extensively in my practice for . c yenrs past, nnd it is with pleasure that . ate my belief in their superiority over other articles, with which I am ncquain, for the purposes for which they are re- 1 iincmled. The Hebrew Plaster, esiully, is an universal panacea for local is. I have also found it a most excel:application for Sprains nnd Bruises. It :s universal satisfaction wherever used. 8. 8. OS LIN, M. D. Lnoxville, Gn., March 4th, 1853. "A VOICE FROM GEORGIA..#-* Lead the following testimony from n sic inn. uiillcmcn?Your Helirew Plaster has jd me of pains of which I have sutfered twelve yenrs past. During this period bored under an aflliction of my loins side, and tried mnny remedies that my 1 medical exilerienee suiir<r?-??ti.?t lout obtaining relief. At length I used r Plaster, nnd hid now by Its good effects rely cured. I will recommend the Jewid or Hebrew Plaster to alt who are sufng from contraction of the muscles, or nanent pains in the side or back. 'he people of Georgia have but to boic acquainted with its virtues when they resort to its use. Yours, trulv, M. W. WALKER, M. D., Forsythe, Monroe County, Ga. 'o Messrs. Scovil & Mead, Now Orleans, V DAVID'S OR //EBREW PI.ASTElt IN NOR I7/ CAROLINA. Icssrs. Suovil &. Mr.ad: I have been ibled with the chronic rheumatism for last twelve years. On the 1st of July, It, I was so bad that 1 could not turn K-lf in bed, nnd the pain so severe that d not slept a sink for six days. At time my attending physician prescribed "Hebrew Plaster," and it acted like n rm ; the pain left me, nnd I slept more 1 half of the night, nnd in three days I i able to ride out. I consider the '7/ev Plaster" the best remedy for all sorts miiis now in use. G. W. M'MINN. //eudersonville, N. C., Aug. 16, 185 tewnre of counterfeits and base iinitas ! ** The genuine will in future have the laturu ot E. Taylor on the steel plate raved label on the top of each box. urehssers are advised that a mean coun- < i-it of this article is in existence, 'lie genu'ne is sold only by us, and by agents appointed throughout the South lid iui pedlar it allowed to sell U. Deulnnd purchasers generally are cautioned Inst buyingofany but our regular agents, :rwisc they will be imposed upon with a ill less article. SCOVIL & MEAD, Chartros street. N. Orleans, Solo Geneil Agents for the Southern States, to diotn all orders must invariably be udressed. an 31 49 6m arpets, Oil-Cloths, &ov At Low Prices for Cash! CScorffc II. li. Hyatt, ?. 44 4 ami 440 Pearl-Strrtl, (near Chatham,) X"cw- York, [" AS now in store, nnd is constantly roL ceiving a wei.l-ASSOHTRD Stock or I OCTu f^lf f1* A. ? ?. I WIK-WMIIIIV. ?t,, IU V%|IICI| IK* j tea public attention, believing that nil inination of both quality nnd price*, will 10 satisfactory to Merchants and to chaser* generally, wbo buy for Cash. Stork eonsinta of 'II VELVET TAPESTRY & BRU.S',!.S CARPETS. IN NEW DESIGN* UPEKIOR ENGLISH & A.MERIICAN 3-PJ.Y, AND INGRAIN CARPETS; nprising many New .'attorns, made cx sly for Erst class trade. Also, illed and plain Venetian Hull and Stair Carpet*. Oil Cloths in widths from 2 to 1 fret, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic 'tilled and Common Hearth Ruga and loot.mats of different sorts. Table and 'inn o* Cover* of Choiee Pattcrna. 4-4 -t and (?-4 Plaid and Plain Mattings.? Vindow Shades of desirable styles.? Itair Coverings, Stair Rods, and all other rtieles usually kept in Curpot Stores. HE n? ALSO AOEST FOR SEI.LIRO hart &l Nye's Power I-oom Three-ply Ingrain Carpets, as well as Barber's born Prison-made Brussels 3-ply. Ingrain I Venetian Carpets and Rugs. Ul which will be lairly represented to chasers, and sold at fair prices, luly 23, 24-ly. JCT10N AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. MIE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the publis generally t he will attend to the sale of all kinds of ODUCK. MERCHNDISB, NEGROES, OCR, FURNITURE, nod everything t can be sold, at a reasonable commission, business entrusted to him will be nififlu nlfon/la/l (a ???'! - **- ^ -1' 4 ? "* atuimwu iwi?iiivi luinii-unio rriuniN de to returns his sincere thanks to the rilU is of YorkvWe and vicinity, for the litxv pstronsge heretofore bestowed npon i, and hopes, by strict attention to basi ?, to merit ana share a continuance of same. Address, V. E. MoEUUiNty, Anetlonecr, YorkvUle, 8. C. MP-rtRERcss: Y?rkrUk,?W. I. (.'lawson, Jno. L. Mil. I I Daniel Williams. Uhttfrr.?A. (J. r?tfnn <1 Co. Lfmcatter.'?J. Ccrotoo, J. 1L Wither, ion. \orf* Carolina.?W. L Irwia, R. Irwin. f/nvmrMr.?W. J. Keenan. /orfceiile, July M. 3t ir -* - ? -- ?~i i ' i i < r hi* - n NOTICE IKt (1O0DS AID OROCCTIKS, for ?lt for Cub, or to punctual enstomenrtSatfl the t of January. J. B. MOB! BY. Uw Salem, Jane 16, |0 if. :4 "W # I , " I fr S LRUMIISON TOGETHER HOLLOWAY S PILLS. WHY ARE WE SICK? It lias Jxrcn the lot of the human race to be weighed down by disease and suffering. Hoiloway's Pills are specially adapted to the relief of the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE ami the INFIRM, of all climes, ages, sexes, and constitutions. Professor Holloway personally superintends the manufacture of his medicines iu the United States, and offers them to a free r?;;;l enlighten?'! people, as the best remedy the world ever produced for the removal of diseases. These Pills Purify the ?w%* J* xsiooa. Tlioxc famous Pills arc expressly comblmcd jo operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys the lung*, the skin and the bowels, correcting any derangement in their functions, purifying the blood, the very fountain of 1LH% and thus curing disease in all iU forms. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. Nearly half tho human race have taken these Pills, it has been proved in nil parts of the world, that nothing has been found equal to them in eases of disorders of the liver, dyspej*sin and stomach complaints generally. They soon give a healthy tone to these organs, however much deranged, and when all other means have failud. General Debility?111 Health. .lfany of the moat despotic governments have opened their Custom Houses to the introduce lion of these Pills, that they may become the medicine of the masses. I.earned Colleges admit that this medicine is the best remedy ever ever knoan for persons of delicate health, or where the system has been impaired as its invigorating properties never fail to afford relief. Female Complaints. No Female, young or old. should he without this celebrated medicine. It corrects and regulates the mouthy courses at all peiiods, acting in many cases like a charm. It is also the best and safest medicine that can lie given to chil* drcn of nil ages, and foi any complaint; consequently no tumilv should be without it. Hollowarf s Pills are the best remedy in the toorld for the following Diseases: Asthma, Ilond-achc, IIowcl Complaints, Indigestion, Coughs, Influenza, (\>lils. Inflammation, Chest Diseases, Inward Weakness, Cosiiveness, Liver ContpbunU, Dyspepsia, Lowncss of Spirits, Dianhmu, Piles, Dropsy, Stone and Gravel, Debility, Kucoodsry Symptoms, Fever and Ague, Venereal Affections, Female Complaints, Worms of ail kinds, Noi.n at the Maxufactomksof I'ro. tkhhok lIoLbOWAV, 80 Maiden Lane, New YuKK,nnd 214,Stiiano, Iaindox, and by ail respectable Druggists and dealers of Modi, cincs throughout the United States, and the civilized world, in boxes, at 25 cents, 02 J cts a nd #1 each. here is a considerable saving by tn king the larger sizes. N.B.?Directions for the guidance of pa ticnts in every disorder are affixed to each Box AO lyLAW* OF NEW8PAPER8 1. Subscribers who do not give express notico to tho contrary, are considered as wishing to eontinoo their subscriptions. 2. If subscriber* order the discontinuance of their papers, the publisher can continue to send thuai until all arrearages are paid. 3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their papers from the office to which tlicy are directed, they are held responsible nntll they settle their hill, nnd order the onner discontinued. 4. If nny subscriber remove to another pluce without Informing the publisher, and the paper ia sent to the former direction, they nre held responsible. 5. The Courts Invc decided that refusing to take a newspaper from the office, or removing and leaving it uncalled for, la prima facra evidence of intentional fraud. HOWARD miMONT PHILADELPHIA. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. To all poraous untried with Sexual disease, such at a Seminal Weakness, Impotence, (Ion* on lima, Gleet, Byphills, 4c., Ac. The Howard Association of Philadelphia, in view of tho awful destruction of human life and braldi, caused by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions whieli are practised upon the unfortunAte victims of snch diseases by (jattck*, have directed their consulting Hcrgeon, as a eharitabl? act worthy of their name, to give medical advice gratis, to all persona thus sMicted, (male or female,) who apply by letter, (post paid,) with a description of their con dition, (age, occupation, habits of life, Ac.,) and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering to fumlsl. medicines free of charge. The Howard Association ia a benevolent Institution, established by special endowment, fbr the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Virulent and Kpidemic diseases," and its funds can be used for no other purpose. It has now a surplus of means, which the Directors have voted to advertise tke above notice. It is needless to add that the Association commands the highest Medical skill of the age. Adorei*, (post-paid.) Dr. <)?-:>. R. Calhoun, Consulting Burgeon, Howard Association, Phil adelphia, Pa. By order of the Director*, K7.KA D. IIF.ARTWKM,, President. GEO. PAIRCHILI), Secretary. THKflTA TK OF SOUTH OA ROIJNA. l.txrARin Dirtiunv. ' * fn tkr Common PUmo. William 8 Pardue, who is in the custody of the Sheriff of I-ancaster IHst., by virtue of a writ of Capias ad KaUsfadcnriuip, at the suit of Sarah M Estrtdge, hating filed In my nfllcOf together with a schedule on oath of his estate and effects, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas praying that h? may be ariifltfUd to the kaasi tkk Aeta of the General AimcttiMj made ft* the Aflffof IwnheiHtleliMi. Ul< ordered that thasald HarahM Eetridgoahd aR other the crodIton to whom the Mid Win H Pardee !* In any* bo Indebted, he, and Ifeey are hcrvhymmmotied and havo notice to appear betbre the aald Cburt at lAnaaaaor Court House, oh the lfttk day of October next, to shew cause if any ttnsy can, why tha prayer ** tho >MftrV tomahi should not he granted. [?*-*?] (XM of Common Pleas, Lancaster plat,, June 14, IMS I. A RTKWJIAJI, CO. Rtlw,|W I * V * I +** ! % m . | For the Complete Core of Caught, Colds. Influenza. Asthma. Bronchetis Spitting of Blood, and all other lung complaints tending to consumption This preparation is getting into use all over our Count-y. The numerous letters we receive from our various agents, informing us of curses effected in their immediate neighborhoods, warrant us in saying it is one of the best, if not the rtry best Cough Medicine now before the public. It almost inrarabltj relieves and not unfrequentltf cures the very worst case. When all other Cough preparations have failed, this hns relieved the patient, ns Druggists, dealers in Medicines, nr.d Physicinns can testify. Ask the Agent in your nearest town, whnt has been his experience of the effects of this medicine. If he hns been selling it for any length of time ho will tell you. T IS THE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT Below we give a fow ex tacts from letter? we have received lately* regarding the virtues of tnis medicine. Dr.S.Osiin.of KnoxviHe.f?n.,8nysr?I hare been using your Liverwort and Tar very extensively in my practice for three years past.and, tt is with pleasure I slate my belief in its superior! tv ov 6 it all other articles with which I am acifuainled,Jor which it is recommendedj Messrs. Fitzgerald &. Benners. writing from Wnyncsvillo, N.C. says:?" The Liverwort and Tar is becoming daily more popular in this Country, akd we thixk Justly so All who hare tried it speak in commendable terms of it, very beneficial in alleviating the complainted for wuich it is recommeded.,, Our Agent in Pickens Distrct, S. C. Mr. S. R. McFall, assures us "that he uses it with great benefit in his own family, and recommends it to his neighbors." He gives an instance of a Negro woman, in his vicinity, who had been suffering with disease of the Lungs for years,nttended with #ovpm pahb?i who was relieved by the lJvcrworth mid Tar. Such are the good reports we hear of this Medicine from all parts of the South. For a report of the aurprisng cures it has preformed in tho Western and Norhern and Eastern States, we would invite the suffering patient to rend the pamphlet which accompanies cneh bottle. To all we say have llopr have Hopd TRY THE MEDICINE !! Be warned In Seaiou, And neglect not that cr ugh which is daily weakening your constitution, irritating your throat and lungs, and inviting on that dread disease, Consumption, when so soothing and Healing n remedy can bo obtained us Dr. Rogers' Syrup of Liverwort and Tar. Br ware of Counterfeits and Base Imitations! The genuine article is signed Ardkf.w Rooms, on the engraved wrapper around i nch bottle. Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. Sold wholesale and rctril by SCOVIL&. MEAD. Ill Chartres St. bet. Conti and St. Luis, N. I. Sole Agents for the Southern States to whom nil orders nnd applications for Agencies must be addressed. Sol.i) also by Maoill & Hf.ath, T.ancn*tcr C. II. A. P. WYMF, Cheater. Winchester, Stitt Sl Co.. Munro. Z, J. DjHay, nnd Workman. Camden. FBANCI8 L. ZEMP,MIT CAMDEN, S. C. DEALER IX American, French and English Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, DIE-STIFFS, niKFi ni'UV, Soaps, Window-(Mats, Suryical Instruments, Trusses, Chitvi Goods, Toys, and Fancy articles ; Fresh GARDEN SEEDS; Inks, Pens, Comhs, Brushes, Seyars, < Thomsonian Medicines, and till yenuine I and popular Patent Medicines. agent for j Christie's GALVANIC CURATIVES, AND l Morehead's MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1 M A N I KA< n ut:u, OR Bottled SODA or MINERAL Water April 18 '55. 10 7m C H E S T E U j Carriage Factory. . M*S 1. Tlio undersigned is uow pre- 1 pared to manufacture. at Ids 1 sew KsUbllshment in Chesterville, all kinds of (CARRIAGES adapted to our rough and hilly country, nnd of the heat Materials. Ho would suggest, as almost evwiy man in the up country is more or less n ju >ge of timber, before you buy or order n Carriage, no matter where, look around and seo w hat aort of Lumber the builder has and in what condition it ia kept. The Carriage-Maker may Lie, Boast or Bluster as much as he pleases, but the grand secret of carriage-making lies in the* Lumbeii-piie. ! To buy a cheap Negro, Horse or Car. riage, ia to verify the o'd adage : Penny ( tciseand Pentndfoolish. Give me a fair price ( for my work, nnd then if it is not made { right, hold mo roaponslblo. , If it were not for Painft Putty and Glue, What wonld we poor Carriage-Makers do T C. F. HOL8T. , Chester, Jon. 31, 1851). 49 tf A CARD. JOSEPH GALLUCHAT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. L AUG ABTXftYILL1. OFFICE?OPPOSITE THE COURT HOU*K Formerly occupied by W. A. Moore. Km) J. Q. will attend the Courts oftheeur rounding Districts. 4b ** **? " m 1 In the Common Pleat. John Adams | rs > Attachment. . 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S. k Co. hare recently published ind have now for sale, the " FARMER'S : ! JUIDK," l?y Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh j '* md Professor Norton, of Yale College, New IIu ^ rcn, complete in 2 vols, royal octavo, containing "i 1600 pages, 11 steel and 600 wood engravings B Pi Ice, In muslin binding, f 6 Jan. 10. Iftfi.V 46 Pill : OR, U] THE DREAM. xi th BY A GEORGIAN. J' 1 ik II I a, This Is the title of a Romance now in process of completion, which will tie Issued In two numbers on the 1st and Ifith of July 1 Kftft. Tlie px work will be printed on pure white paiier w ith ^ acw type and will equal In quantity of matter . kn ordinary sized Duodecimo volnmv of 3u0 ua- j? g??s. It will tie promptly issued and forwarded to all who will send their orders accompanied ** with the cash. TERMS. * D! I. rt t? " rwigic vopy, i i wo wumixrit, | 90 75 To club* of 3 or more, [per Copy,} 60 ,s Remittance* ninat be made in bilk or change, ?' rim] not in Po*t-Ofilce Stamps. 10 Addreaa, JAMES M. SMITH. 20 8t Auguata, 0a. S0UT1J MWEL I'ACiOKY. S Joseph Clarke ru I* prepared to furnish at ahortral notice, hia i? improved COTTON OINS, at $1.76 por Saw, re cash?Thresher*, Kan a, and Cylindrical Straw- w culler*, to all who n?ay need said machine*.? n( The following gentlemen have pnlrvoinad him, m and can cootidcotly he referred ?*^ via: Capt. J. M. Ingram, Hanging Rock; T.T. (iregory, Taaahaw; W- J. Culp, llarriebarg; W. C. Cunning- na ham, liberty Hut; Capt D I) Perry Beaver Creek; J A Cunningham, J t. Rohtnaon, Pr. R . L Crawford and W'm. Steven*, Aancaater C II. He la also prepared to furnish and put up tn nopertor article of Lightning rod* at reduced ,e price*. h* N B To aectwrt with the "hard time*" I ** bare reduced my (Una to $1 76 per aw, and *? other machinea in proportion. Being thankful for part favor*, I hope hy attention to bodmh> and a dedre to plotae, I may *tUI bo Mamined In my pr oft ad on. ? JOSRPIl CLARKE, tooth Lowell Factory, Lancaatar Diet. J?M 16 ?- j If otic. 18 hmreby gifon that lh? notno and accoun'a >fN. May Mam /tw 1$ fh^hanjlafb# ^'ap- ' U?. ito. tea* ... Mr . JOSEPH WHILiDEN, DEALER IN MINTS, OILS AND GLASS. No. 11 Hayne-tMreet. CHARLESTON, S.C. He keeps constantly for sale a general aaortment of PAINTS and OILS of all kinds, rARHI8HE8, WINDOW GLASS and >AhHKK, SPTS. TURPENTINE, SP1tlT G AS.GLUE and BRUSHES of various inds. Dec. 13 43 ly SURVEYING. rHE undcrsighcd in prepared to wait ujv on those requiring the services of a iurveyor, nt any time, upon application be ng made to the Clerk of the Court. W. R. DURI.N Lancaster Jan. 3. 1855, 45? The Weekly Herald. The Beet General Neivvpapcr in the World. The New York Weekly Herald islublished every Saturday morning. It* ontents embrace all the news of tho' ;rcut events of the day, reports of meet4 ngs of the State Legislature, and of Confess: important public doctinents; Eu. opean Correspondence; financial nndl ommercial information and editorials of fcueral interest that have appeared in tho <ii \v York Daily Herald, It is neatly printed, and in clear typo, na large double quarto sheet of fortyigbt columns?a l?ook?a dictionary it* Lsell-?and forms one of the best and most aluable newspapers in the world. Tho Tcatcst care is taken to obtain the latest nd most reliable intelligence of imporant movements in all parts of tlie world, o expense is spared for this purpose. The subscription price is throe dollars er annum, payable in advance, or sixence per single copy. Editors of Newsapers throughout the country are paretilarly requested to act as agent*. They 'ill receive twenty-five per cent commiaion on all cash su Inscriptions. Any pcrtn obtaining five or more subscribers will e allowed the same commission. TEtlMS TO CUTS. or <)ne copy for One Year. $ 3 OO Five copies " 1123 Ten ' 44 22 5tr Fifteen " 33 75 Twenty 4* 4i 00 Tweii'.x five " 60 25 Thirty 44 67 30 Thirty five u 73 73 Forty 44 00 OO Fortv-five 44 1C1 26 Fifty 4* 112 60 A M AN IFFICENT PICTURE^ tLi; COUNTRY; ITS AGIHCUl.Tl'KB COMMKKCK, ARTS AND MAXUFACT< HUES. Superior Portrait of Washington 'his beautiful Picture is tho most mag lifi nt speeiiiHn of Lilhograpliic painting, rer yet executed, hnving received I m pre ikons from SEVENTEEN DIFFERENT PLATES, f various shades ami colors, fdended toistber with the utmost care and precision, to one harmonious whole. No pains or v pen so were spared in securing upon its roduelion, the services of the most skillit artist* in the country, and it forms one f the proudest triumphs of American Art. should grace and adorn the walls of EVEY AM ERR'AN HOME, and enable tho i-lioldcrv to realise the poetic truth, that "a ting of Ileauty is ? joy forever." The ceiie piece consists of n life-like portrait of THE ILLUSTRIOUS WASHINOTCN hie It is on exact copy of one of his best nrtruits taken from life with all tho origid coloring exactly copied 1 lis portrait is Icloscd in n frauie work representing tliiren stars typical of tlie thirteen original doilies. On tho right is A FEMALE FIGURE OF LIBERTY, id on the left one of Fortitude, both splendly executed. Above them nre figures reresciiting Justice and .Merry. At the top a represent ion of the Guardian Spirit of mcrica, and Eagle by her side and surroun:d by representation* of tho different RANCHES OF AMF.Pir- w ninrarov '""VJ 1 l\ I id triumph* of American genius, enibrn. ng hundreds of different objects, colored ith life-like aeeurr.ey, nnd nristieully blend* I together with great skill. Ac the hotun, encased in tasteful bordering, arc fig. re* typical of wisdom, nnd in the centre of ic lower part. a beautiful representation of i? New York Crystal I'ulace. Krotn num. oils notiees of the press, whieh space docs >t penult the publication of, wo extract ic following from no article in the Phil*. ;lphia IVnnsylvainian: "The design is decidedly original and idcnces a teste ns pure and sensitivo as e work is unique and gorgeous. At a first once, the beholder -Is struck w'.th the genid appearance of the picture?npon s cond look, he is not only delighted but. ill excluim, what a ruagnifisent affair? hat a splendid design?what a happy blenng of colors. It is true. The eogiraving one of the richest specimens of the art (taut, and deserves s place in every parlor the city. The site of the pinto is 22 by 30 inebssi Jt cturc somewhat in the aame style, has ccnlly sold readily in England for five dneos, or $26. To pk?* this within tho uclt of all how ever, copies will be carcHy pocked ssd Htate to which the picture to bo sent. Wherever pockagea tair be celled by express that mooe ot conveyance ill perhaps, be preferable, where that ia >t tho ease they can bo sent through tho ail. Hf I'osi Muster* are feque>ted to art Agent for its aaie. VT Young men desirous of employment its sole, as wall as news-agents, and the ide generally, will be supplied on liberal rms. As but a limited uutaber of copies kve been printed, and the plates have since en destroyed, application mast be made o?. . ( All orders must be addressed to J. L RINGWALT,, Box 1494, Hrilsdslpoia P.& II .M. I ji ? ? > i a. Ai'snn, t ATTORNEY AT LAW. ?> CVmUtAiU cut, Hi nOHU, NEATLY MLBCVTED BKUL "kL ? * k * yM i , ... * r