The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 16, 1856, Image 4
CHARLESTON
DAILY STANDARD.
A Reliable Commercial
and Political Journal.
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The Daily Standard contains a daily telegraphic
report, a Market Report, and a report Of
Genera! luforntatiou furnished l>y the mail from
every section of the Union.
It also presents a diiily report of the Stock
Market, tho Cotton Market, of the Arrivals and
Dep.irturcs of Ships, and of tho arrivals of passengers.
Once a week is presented a comparative
statement of the receipts and shipments of Cotton,
Rice and Lumber, at the port of Charleston,
and a catnparative statement of the Receipts
and Exports of Cotton at all the ports of the Uuited
States,
All news of a personal and polltioal character,
both foreign and domestic, is given with tho
greatest possible promptness; and to insure this
object we have secured the sett ices of an able
corps of correspondents.
It is our special object to publish a NEWSPAPER,
proper. We shrink from the expression
of no opinion which may be demanded bv
the subject before us, but as a general princip e
prefer stating facts at the earliest irrsiant possible,
artd to leave it to our readers to form l!x.*ir
own opinions.
The course of the paper is severely conservative
first of morality and order; next, of the institutions
peculiar to the South, and next of the
uition of the States. We resolutely oppose r adicalism
as well itt democracy as morals.
One important object in tho establishment of
on;- paper, was to present a cheap vehicle lor
information. From tliis object we have been
compelled to depart, to some extent; but not to
leave it entirely out of view, we piopoec to sell
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who w ill sand us FIFTY DOLLAI18. This will
relieve us from the risks of collection, and the
expense of mailing so many different packages,
while it will give to every neighborhood throughout
the State, the oportunity of a daily paper at
FIVE DOLLARS per annum.
L. W. SPRATT A CO.
The great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,
Pain in the Side, //ip, B..ck. l.iuibs and
Joints; Scrofula, King's Kvil, White Swelling,
//ardTumors, Stiff Joints, and all fixed
pains whatever.
Where this Plusher is applied pain cannot
exist.
It has been beneficial in cases of weakness,
such as l'ain and Weakness in the
Stom??h, Weak Limbs. I .a in on ess, Alloc,
tfon of the Lungs in their primary stages.?
It destroys inHamation by perspiration.
James L. Boyd, i'ickens District, South
Carolina, testifies that, b> its use alone he
was cured of Rheumatism in both of his
knees, of several years standing.
The following was handed us by n rc spoetable
Physician in Georgia;
Messrs. Scovil & Mlap:?Gents : 1 have
been using your Liverwort and Tar /Zcbrvw
IM:iater very extensively in niv praetiee tV?i
three years past, and it is with pleasure that '
I state my belief in their superiority over
all other articles, with which I am acquainted,
for the purposes for which they arc recommended.
The Hebrew Piaster, es
pecinlly, is an universal panacea for local
fiains. I have also found it a most excelent
application for Sprains and Bruises. It
gives universal satisfaction wherever used
S. S. OS UN. M. 1).
Knoxville. Ga., March 4th, 1853.
A VOK'K FROM GEORGIA. \
Ilcad the following testimony from a!
phy sician.
G. utlcmen?Yonr Hebrew Plaster has
cured me of pains of which I have sutVered j
for twelve years past. During this period
I labored under an affliction of mv loins
and side, and tried many remedies th..t my
own medical experience suggested, but
without obtaining relief. At length I used
yonr Plaster, and am now by it* good etl. cts
entirely cured. I will iccotnniend the Jew
David or Hebrew Plaster to all who are suffering
from contraction of the muscles, or
permanent pains in the side or back.
The people of Get rgiu have but to be
come acquainted with its virtues when they
will resort to its us<?. Yours, trtilv,
M. W. WALKER, M. D ,
Forsythe, Monroe County. On.
To Messrs. Sco\il& Mead, New Orleans,
Da.
JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER
IN NORT// CAROLINA.
Messrs. Scovil &. Mead: I have been
troubled with the ehronic rheumatism for
the last twelve years. On the 1st of Jt;lv,
n il), i was so had that 1 could not turn I
myself in bed, and the pain so severe that
I had not slept a s ink for six days. At
this lime my attending' physician prescribed
tho "Hebrew Plaster," and it acted like a
charm ; the pain left me, and I slept more
than half of the night, and in throe days I
was able to ride out. I consider the ' //ebrew
Plaster" the best remedy for all sorts
of pains now in use.
G. W. M'MINN.
//endersonvil'.e, N. C , Aug. 16, 185
Beware of counterfeits and base iinita
ItVSllO *
*** The genuine will in future have the
signature of E. Taylor on the steel plate
engraved iahei on the top of each box.
Purchasers arc advised that a mean counterfeit
of this article is in existence.
The genii'ne is sold only by us, raid by
our agents appointed throughout the South
?ana no pedlar is allowed to sell it. Deali
in and purchasers generally are cautioned
a gainst buying of any but our regular agents,
otherwise they will be imposed upon with a
w orthless urlicle.
SCO'VII. A MEAD,
113 Chart ret street, N. Orleans, Fk?le General
Agents for the Southern States, to j
whom all orders luust invariably be ad- i
dressed.
Jan 31 49 6m
Notice
IS hereby given, that an application will
bo made to the next session of the Legislature,
for an amendment of the 7th section '
of the Act of Incorporation of the village I
of Ijinenster, passed tho 18th day of l)e- I
eembor, 1840, giving power and authority i
to close up the enst end of Areh street,
from the point where it is intersected by
Market street, to its eastern limit,according
to the original plan of tho village, so as to
enclose the gra?e-vnrd Ling and being in
and on the lino of Arch street, situate between
those points.
August 1. 3mo
SURVEYING.
rf"MIE undersighod is prepared to wait up1.
on thoso requiring the services of a
Surveyor, Rt any time, noon application lining
made to the Clerk of tho Court.
W. R.OUR1N.
La&chster .Tun S . 1968, 46-^
lifn
It*
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!!
l^';;<: V\ '} A \.
Wtr'j&fr-M-'MW > v
V < -.. _.v ,' ? :
Bolhumufs dNutuirnt.
THE GRAND EXTERNAL
REMEDY
By the aid of a microscope, we see millions
of little openings on the 'surface ol
our bodies. Through theso'this (iintineot,
when rublrod on the skin, is curried to any
' organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kidj
ne\s disorders of the l.iver, affections of
{ the heart, Indamution of the Lungs, Asthmas,
Coughs and Colds, are by its means etleetunlly
cured. FJverv housewife knows
! that salt passes freely through hone or meat
I of any thickness. This healing ointment
j far more readily penetrates through any bone
i or tleshy part of the living body, curing tl e
J most daugeious inward eomplaints, that
I eannot be leached hy other means.
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum
&, Scorbutic Humcr,i
No remedy has ever done so much for the
cure of diseases of the Skin, what whatever
form they may assume, as this f 'inttneut.?
No ease of Salt Rheum, Seurv y, .hire I leads.
Scrofula, or Krysipclas, can long withstand
its intlueiice. 'J lie inventor has travelled
over many parts of the. globe. visiting the
principal hospitals,dispensing this (Jietmciit,
giving advice as to its application, and has
tluis been the means of restoring countless
numbers to health.
Sore Legs, Sore .ore A3 OS,
trr ^ ~ cv tt y
?V UUUUS Ul' Jul
Some of the most scientific surgci ns now
solely rely upon llic u*c of litis wmid . ftil
Ointment, when having to eopo with the
worst cases of sores, wounds, ulcers, glandu.
I.T swellings, and luumrs. Professor I!> !Iowuy
lots, bv eommttml ?>f the Allied <?.?vcnuucr.ls,dispatched
to lite hospitals of the
East, large shipments of this ointment, to he
used under the direetum of the Meriiesl >Still
in the Wo ret eases of wounds. It will euro
any uleer, glandular swelling, stidhess oi*
COIltraetioU of the joints, even of JO y'fv?rs"
standing.
Files and Fistulas.
These and other similar distressing emuplaints
can he etTcctunlly cured if the tin;,
ineiit be well rubbed in over tbe parts a Ilia ted.and
by otherwis-i following the printed
directions around each pot.
Doth the Ointment and Pills should ho
used, in the following eases:
lluuions, Son f.ogs,
Items, Sore lirca.it*,
Chapped hands, Sore lie..ds,
Chilblains, Sore Throats,
Fistulas, Sores of all kinds,
(lout. Sprains,
Lumhago, Scalds,
Mercurial 11;uptions, Swelled fi lands.
Piles, Still Joints,
Rheumatism, Fleers,
Salt Rheum, Venerable Sores,
Sl<in diseases, Wounds of ail ki.ids.
Sold at the Mam r actum kso( i'i ?f.
IIoi.i.owav, 80 Meidiit I..me, New Yoik,
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Diuggisln and itealers ot Mi ieines
throughout the Uniti d rttuos, tun'
eivili/.ed world, ill Pols and Uuiua, at J >.
<jj . iv nts. ami i 1 00 each.
j 1" Tlu ro is a consider Lie saving by
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I'nt
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clitlnod
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has been issued during a quarter of a century."
Hut it is unnecessary to allude to
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greater, better work; and aro confident it
will not only sustain, bu^vou increase the
reputation of tbo distinguished authoress.?
We have reasons for thinking "Rose Clark"
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
i Office of (ht Afari/hind cotiM'luhtU i Lot !
I i tiries.
Hut (i more, Jahj 1st, lS5f>.
Ail Tickets or Certificates of Packages ol
j Tickets, in the lotteries authorised by the
i State of Maryland bear the lithographed j ]
i signature of l'\ X. Bren.an, (ioneral Agent tor !
I tiic Contractor, and any others are frauds.
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all parts of the country, the management j
will give their at tenth to the. tilling of or- -j-,,
j del* for Tickets or Certificates,ill the Mart - ! ,
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observed.
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j tendeneu of the State Lottery Commiaiont-r. jjl
Heavy Bonds arc given to this State as se'
euiity for the payment of all Prizes, 'i he
'1 prices of Whole Tickets .are from $1 to>*;?0 t"
j Half and (Quarter Tickets in proportion. | .
| There arc never less than 123,00 Prizes in i
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! from SI to 100,000. * ccording to the price j
' of the Tickets. For instance? 1 p0
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est Prize is about ?o.000. When the | lico
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1 the price of tickets is ?10 the highest pii/e tiu
I is about 40,000. When the price of tickets
I ta (SO the highest prize is $70.00'). With . *
! numerous prizes of >10,00 >, ?j,Uii0 ?1,000 1
$500 $?00, die. | usi
Persons can remit us :.nv amount from 1 j lie
dollar upwards, that they wish to invest, i hoi
mi receipt of which we forward its value in <-*o;
j Tickets in the Lottery designated by the ; ou
j purchaser, or. if none h i designated, then j t'1'
some Lottery that will be drawn after the ] l"'
buyer has got the ti> ket in his poscssion. i "l
An official Scheme c f tl.e l.o'tery will be j
sent with all tickets ordered, carefully weal
! ed in an ordinary envelope, and on the d a > p(l
the Lottery is drawn. t;m otlicial drawing
will I." sent. t. gather with a writtc i exp! p?
i nation of ti e result ?>f the pur. huso. The
drawn U'.lllil IS all" I I,nh. i-hc.l irt tl,.. I'..
j d.ii!\ ; -.per.s of the tfjtv <>f Baltimore, and in ;
the !>ul, National lu'el'iijeiicc,', Washing- I'??
I ton. D. ('. I
i A Cirt'ul.ir cont;.i..ing till the. schemes ,
i will be sent to any one b. addressing lite j
j undersigned.
Address outers for tickets to i --0
F. X. Wit K.N AN,
No. t. Calvert Street, j ^
j llaltiinore. ; rc,
! M in l:tn !
Oc t *J i, 'i 5. 37:; ly w <
1 >r- ^*?Nor>.':o" vrry-., >~t tfu ! he
jh'or tha Complete Cure of' Caughs. '
i Cold*,lufiuenza. Asthma Bronchetis
Spitting of Blood, and all other lung
cor plai 8 tending to consumption '
l This preparation i< rcttiiitr into use all ' a"
jover our ."?)iii?t-v. Tiie iiunicrm s It-it rs
we receive Iron; our various a tils, intorj
miner us ofeurses ? :V< et. <i in ihe'.r inn o'
, neighborhoods, warrant us in saving it Hone ' ;,K
i of ihu best, it'no tin.* L*rt/ /irsM 'ongh ' ! i- .
, cine iioxv beloro the public. Il olnivst i/iro-. 0,1
. rubh/ reli,'i-,'s and w' mifri'i/n'iitl't rwv.? th? j
very wiril r.iise. When nil other Con b
ore per: tions have f.riled. this lias ft lie.Vi d i p. i
I the p .tie II t, n .a I1; a .'.-Is. ?!? ;.! r in,"'
. Medicines, nn I Pir. siei .ns eati testily.; v''
Ask the Agent in tour nearest town, what '
' has been Ids experience of the ejects of ibis '
medicine. It" he has been selling it for any |
! length of time ho will tr!l v< u. 1
T I > T11B BMST .MKDIClNE MUTANT pr
' BeloW WO jiv? n f w ev'.u ts front I. l'ers'
I we have received ly regarding the \ir-j '
tues of lis ni'dici/te. j
j Dr.S.' Vii .of K>. .xvil!--.f?:i.,? iy? ~//un*jwl
I L'-ri uiiriif yt'ur ijii cnrttri wij 7 tr vrr?jrxt^n- (
i siifh/in tr y f-rwlin: for tl.rrt y>t,.rtj nl.ntvl, it '
; if ii i:!- r! isnre 1 i.'tle mu ludirf ,n i. a pkki- *
I .......... .. ........ . .... - -- . I in
, W....I w.pu Ali.uuir.it .Mil i.i.h Will IC
/ '7m actpuiirtled,Jpr ichirh it ttcotrinirnJed," : )?s
Mo* Fitzgerald & Bonner*. writing 1
from Wtivnooviile, N.O, tsyK?r- i *?
wort and Tir is becoming daily maty p >, ?.
/.rr i i this Country asp u*i: t; im, .1 s.i.v I
x<> AM w/io hii:0 tr/ d ii s > ok in ru/nnni j- * j1
i dahle terms </ i/. i/ry bene tie in I in aUniclinff J
[ the cum f'tainted for wi/irh it is rertnnmejed ? :
! Our A 70111 in 1'ickciiH Uistrct,S. Mr.
' S. It. Mr Pull. assures us "th I Ae i/x it u-it/t
Ureal ben'fit in Ins own f iiiiil v. and revoni-' an
mend* it to lii-t neighbor*." il? given ?n (?l
instance of a Negro woman, in his \ ic'nlt \\ an
who Iinl been differing with disense of the v<>
Lung* for years, at tended with severe cough, ' *'
Who wurelieved by Iho Liverworlh and Tar. i
Su<-h are the g-> > i reports we hear of J :
this Meiiiciuo from oil parts of the South. .
For a report of the surprisng cim s it hit* |
preformed in tiio Western anil Norhern and
Eastern States, we \v ould invite the suffering
patient to read the pamphlet which nccom- tnJ
panics emrh bottle. To all we say hdrt //opr i ''
naic UiptH "
i ai.
TEY THE HEEJCIN2 1! . ! >'>
tin
llo uarttcd Li Mc;iho:Ii
And neglect not Hurt cruglt wiiioh is daily '
wenkeitino your constitution, irritating your | '
i throat and lungs, and inviting on that dread ' "
, disease,Consumption, when so soothing nn I
Healing a remedy can be obtained as Dr.
1 Rogers' Syrup of Liverwort and Tar.
j lit wart of'/ ounlcrf'it* nod Hnsr Imitations!
The genuina article is signed A.sduew ffl
Rooms, on the engraved w rapper around |
i r neb bottle. y>
Price. 81 per bottle, or ait bottles for 8f?. ..
I Sold wholesale and retril by St.'OVII, &. r
MKAI).
111 C'hnrtre* St. bet. Conti and St. Luis,
;N- ? 1 if
I OOl.K AoEHTa rou TilE Socthkr.v Sta i ts
to whom all orders and applications for (
. Agencies must be :ublreased.
Soi.l) Al.so R V i v
Maoii.i. At IUatu. IdincaaterC. II.
A. I* Wvi.it rti-.'. i'
VViftCHKnTEK, f;rn r k Co., Mnnro. 5
Z, J. DjIUv, and Workman CnmJon. _
77/K ST. 1 TK )F SOI Til CAHOUXA. ^
LaNCAHTKM DlCTKlrr.
lit Iht Common /'inm.
ln<
i Wifoium M 1'ardiio, who in in thf crslwly of i
the Sheriff of Lancaster Dist.., by virtue of a writ J,.,
I of Capias ad Sttl^liti'ii'ndtim, at the suit of Sarah (.6J
i M Eat rid ye, having hied in my office, together
with a schedule on outli of Maculateami effect*, |
I his petition to flit Court of Common I'Icas praying
that In* muy be admitted to the bent tit of!
, the Acts of the (loutitl Aaeerubly made for the '
relief of Insolvent debtor*. It in ordered that I
, the said Sarah VI Ertridgcand all other tbocrcd- '
' itora to whom the twid Wm ft 1'aHee w in any- ,
wine Indebted, be, and they are hereby aummnned
and have notice to appear bclore the aaid
Court at Car. oast or Court Houae, on the Iflh !
day ot October next, to nbcw OaUM* if any 1
they tan, why the prayer of the petition a- "
( fore-aid should not he granted. [!t?-Sn>J ^ ?
Office of C<.u.uioo Pleas, Lancaster UfaU,
; Jj .o n, *. i. sTSwyjjr, 'A !
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il flunk- ton Friday. accompanying thb<<>
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A Aftv Oiilrr.try nncl 3*a
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tin I, to !>?. called
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, p.-otiiH, fiM ling Kuored the enterpri** w
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Hume Journal t?i* the character c.f lu.it n<
I propom il. A* a
LITERARY JOURH AL,
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: I lie pa ron- Ktxl ateaiK support of I
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' Ah a
POLITICAL JOURNAL,
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j Mund ai n I'aitJifui ?0-0pernt0r in the gr
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! promoting South rn union. It will !*
I orpan of no politic.,I p.rly-?tho expon
' of t,o jiolila-ai creed. w.iich has not for <
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the South in the Union, or Int!??i>? wlc
out of it." Thi* i* no in-w faith, hut <
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easily contend. <3 lor.
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i now* Foreign and domestic. received up
,111c hour of publication. It will givo I
| and correct Market report* and priroa c
j rent. Our reader* in tho country may r
; on ><!rict atteii ion hoing p..id In tii:* i
portant feature of a new>pnj.H.*r. It v
! pive full and nctiuratc report* of the p
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a EG roes TO mm:
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Inn your, at my residence, on Tuesday, ?h*
day of January next, at 12 o'efoek m.
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<>. i Newgate Calendar, 50
... Pioneer's Daughter, 50
is I I'etrnl. 60
,,r j Louise La Vallierc, by Duuias a v.each 50
,j( | Diana of Muridor, * " 50
ilt | Countess Do ('hnruev " " 50
(7r Tom Burk - of Ours," 50
an Valentine Vox, 50
n,. ! Sketches, by Boz, 50
je. I Martin Chuztlowit 50
,n Old Curiosity Shop, 50
,m Dicken s New Stories, 50
>s_ H -rnaby Budge, 50
i Illustrated Wandering Jew, Q e. each 50
y, |)a\id Copperfield, By DickeOS, 50
Dombav and Son, * u 50
to Oliver Twist, " 5y
,|, ' Christm t* Stories, " 50
!0_ ! Nicholas Niekleby, " 50
p. I Ten Pit" usand a year, 2 vols, each 50
(U| | The Paricide, by Reynolds, 50
n,l j Virgin Queen, 50
(u 1 The Forged Will.bv F.nu rson Bennett 50
|j,. I The Heiress of Bclleroiit, 41 50
vf | 'Ph<' Biide of the Wilderness, 44 50
' Kate Clarendon, '4 50
1. ' I.lien Norbury, 50
,11 Viola, by Ktnenton Bennett, 50
?,l Cabin iV P trior, or Slaves &, Masters, 50
Wild Oats Sown Al>road, 50
j Indiana, by Georgo Sands, 50
,j. j The Miser's lleir, 50
,,f I Ltrraee Tt'inpielott, by I.cver, 50
r, Kate O'Donoghne, 5t)
I Vein-tin, by It. De Israeli, 50
( Adwntnrcs in Afrien, 2 vols, e^ch 5j
' 1 V\ .shingion and his G nerals 50
1 The N.j renc, bv Lippard, 50
j Bluueheof Branny wine, 44 75
I'uj! Artlcnbein, 44 2 vols, each 50
I'gly Ldie, by MrstlenU, 50
vai'.tthiel. by (Yo. Croby, 50
Perce Ldlugh tn), ^ 50
IL niiett , u I o\e Story, by De Iiraeli.50
.Mart S' ham. by Mm. Gray, 50 j
' i .t. in thc'S'.i.n. bv <.'.11. Wiley, 5o
"I I,if,; it, I'. r?-, by R> y nobis, 50
Vivian Gray, by De l-rael, 50
1 he li.iti tls?a gre .t book, 2 vole eat l>5o
'I ho Lost Ileire-s, 2 vols, " 5^
\. ih> Discmled Daughter, 2 vols, ' 50
I Tl.o W iti s \ icloty, 2 vols, " 50
1 he 4livsing Brid , 2 vols, 44 50
Lt Tht Coouettc?a splendid novel, 50
?f ! K ite A\K*iford, 2 v d?.. each f?0
Life, and .WKenluic* of Jaek Sheppard,5o
b c.?? House, bv Dickens, 50 I
: Ari-toeritey.t r I Jt'o'nemg iht'l'f pcrTetthO |
; Con<orini, bv De Isiauli, 3*7
The N <>unp D ike M 37
I" Skctelu* in Ireland, by Thackeray, 5o
Cruising in the last NV.tr, ftj
Isabel til Bavaria, 50
' ' Kdinnr.tl |).uit< ?. by Duma* 60
h** ' Sketches in l'r..iice, 50
" Geuevievp, 5o
" Mtmniis of a Phy sician, by Dumas, ao
,r" 1 Phe Queu.'s Necklace 44 5j
, The Quaker Oily, 2 v. 44 each 5,j
' Flirtations in America, 5j
; Hi nevra. or the History of a Patriot, f>o
,r,. r .. 11.. 1 1. .1: ..? \ "... ? JI_- 1
| i?v 11 01 iimr in i?''()
i-.?* , The M vstcrii'it of three Cities 5j)
'.''I I .if, & Afheiitoreiofl'orJvttl Muylvrryao
! S.ii. S k'a Y..f;keo Yarns nud \ ..iikco
- r Letter*, so
\ Q i..t.-r It ace in Kentiieky, "j
. * j .vit ciiliirrH of (Jul, N .iiulcrltDinb, 50
ir- ' l?u i J .ck. By ("apt. MarrvMtt, 50
> *- i I'cn ival Keen, by 44 60
ill ' Snarlcvyow, 44 25
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i\v ? lit* 1 ir.iv* and 3 Culler*, l>y M irrjatt 25
! Midshipman Ka*}, 44 25
l-'rank M Idntny, " 25
t V ai >n KihIm", " 25 j
be l' i ! Si II|?|O, 44 05 |
*t. "I'll** I'm liu uf M,iliy T ilo?, '* 25
th. M ,ry Moretufi. by Arthur, 55
?itl 1 The Orphan Childrvn, " 05
il* A )?nr after Marriage. 44 23
pre Inmilt'irtliu: ttiwii. u '25
Ik* Th* I) ht'ir * Daughter by Arthur. 05
of | i.'kilia Howard, " 25
the I) it-riitl Wife, 44 2->
th. I Phe Two Bride*. 44 25
I Agn<* or the I'oiMnMid 44 25
' I,not Sandlord l>v ' 25
1 'I he Phantom Ship, 44 25
1 '* j 1'iitif ami I'i udeiice, 44 25
, The l?itly at Home, " 25
' " j The Banker's Wife, *4 . 05
r*! ' The 1 .'tJUV Guide to Beauty, 25
i The faintly Ptiysi. i .ii, or the Art of
' Healing the Sick, 25
4,111 The Bridal-eve, 25
' i.itia without a Master 25
Prvncli * 44 25
l,ce The Valh v Farm, 25
,nt4 Hell of I'r.tiric Eden, 25
Til- t I* I
i m- vr.Hiiii.ins, m intmt'r, 25
(ir.irv Diiillujr, by Mra Gray, ]}
: Alien Srvmour " 23
1 It. Manoenvering Mother, g,5
est j l"fie iiu-ge i'l Hi* I ulltrf, 23
to Tito Mountain OmU'V, 25
'nil II\rrindim, or the ' "unlrnst y.?
nr. ' I). njM'txJooa nt the World, it,)
,-ly f Gildemv, or lh?* Free Hooter, 23
no- ' The Ilc.mtifnl French Girl, 25
rill j The Oflihntt Nelce, 25
ro. 1 The I>nkr and liiv <'ou*i*, 25
pvs ' Fr.nk Utters, by lngrah.ini, 25
n?- | Aifriv oilur.il (.''una ntiy, by 1,'u: eg, 25
iv- 'I" if Emigrant Squire, 25
led Wojh' n's l.o\c. 25
I Tint W. .Idirg L)re*?, by Ihiinaa, 25 ]
j J..fk (aide, 25
Jo-i.Mi' in.*, bt fif.M'r Agnilor, ?5
est ?, rifitlemin Jack, 25 I
<H Tbo latdie*' Sci. ncc of Etiquette, 23
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tin* ; advertised. A* we wish to gel rid of litem
a 1 h <'11.1 "r e.rll at once. For sale at the Jam!- ,
gcr odice, Eauraslcr C. 11., S. C.
Glt.iTIM 1
Just published A New Di*c>>vtry in
,,n Medicine. |
(.ir A few wonts on tlin Uaiional Treatment,
' without Medicine, of Ajicnnnt trrh<-a or lawal
Mt .iKinx*, ncroim IMnlitt, l/?* Spirit*, I41K
ritiKin, Wraknrnn .?f the Limits at"l Hack. I?idi?l>"Aiu<jn
and I< ? i?y for Study .?ud I/ibor,
mi- | of A|>|>rrti?n?joa, Ixw** of Afrraory, ? i
ru- vcnfan to Society. I<ov? of Solitude, Timidity,'
of SHf-ONtrU'd, Oi&iti.e**, ILwd-achf, Involuntary '
r.n I'i.-h I'ain* in thr hide, A tier lion (<f thi
or* 1 By*-*, nnipl<?a, 00 the Knee, Scxuai and other j
r Inflirailloe in MMt. I
FROM TUB KHF.NHI OF l>? If. OB LARKY.
t i Tli> important f?'< Ibtt tl>?H dariaitiK eon- j
plaint* rnny rnnily in* r* iuotttl without medicine
,\r j i<, in tl'U email tivt. riiurt* drnwmfntHi and
the entirely new and ldjjhij . flto caftful treatment
hi* tr adopted by tho Antiior, fttllv eaplained, by I
nivalin of which e*. -y one U enabled W cure
j Irtowwlf pftifoctly, und nt tin* K ant poadblu coat,
avoiding thereby ail the adtertieed rio-truiur eft
? j tit*a day.
S in to any loidrcM, grati*. and port free in*
.-rated envelope, iiv r? niiltini% po*t paid, two
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let Oct *. '55 XI ly
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ORIGINAL NOVEL BY N.I\ WILLIS
The Home Journal j
FOli 1 9 5 0! J
NE W AND liKILL I A NT SERIES
On tlic 5th ?lay of January next, the first
number of tho New Series tor 1855, of this
well-known Family Newspaper will he issued,
with new type nuu new ittraelionl;
tho principal one is of the kind which has
been proved, by both American and European
periodicals, to be the most acceptable
and popular, viz: A NOVEL IN SERIAL
NUMBERS. 'I he title is
"PAtTU FANE; ,
cm, PARTS OF A LIFE ELSE UNTOLD.
A Novel."
BY N . r. WILLIS.
In addition to this new feature, a seriesof
original sketches, songs and ballads, by (j.
P. Morris, and an original nortltilt* in verse
founded upon feet, called "The Story of u
Star," by J. M. Field, are among the inducements
for new subscriber* to Commence with
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lb sides the contributions and labor of tho
Ed tora, the Home Journal w ill contain the
Foreign and Domestic Correspondence of a
large list of contributors?the tyice of the
EuropcnnMogarinea?a< lections jf the most
interesting publications of Hie day? the brief
novels?tho piquant stories?the sparkling
wit nr.d amusing anecdote?the news dtid
gossip of the Parisian papers?tho personal
sketches of public characters?the stirring i
scenes of the world wo live in?the chronicle
of the news tor ladies?the facts and
outlines of new s?the pick of English information?the
wit, humor and pathos of the
times?tlii* <*vw:v# oil life, literature, aociety
and morals, and the usual %?riety of careful
choosing* from the wildcrnet* of English
pcrinlir.il literature, criticism, poetry, etc.? 4
Wo need moi remind our readers that w??
have alio one or two unanrp; *?ed coire?Initi.h
ut 1 in th.* fashionable Society *) Aeu>
Y ak. who will ^ive us early now* of every
now fe.ifiire'of Stylo Mid Eiegntico among
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?r OM LVJ XD II Kit J) I HE A 9KK,
From the cradle t<> the grave, adapted cxallisively
to In r instruction in the lMiynology
of the Sy*tem. aud all the diseano* of
hvrCretleal Periods.
I'y Fid ward II. Dixon, M. I), Editor of*
the Scalpel of consulting and operating surgeon.
nullior of'A Tronic* on the early decay
of tin* American Women,* 'Dieeawja of
tlu* He\unl ovhlein" Are., Ac, A< ,
'l'h 1 volume w;.m w ritten for the sole ohjoct
of iitfordinir woman the nicgnn of instructing
hcrself.in a k* ow lodge of the laws
of life arid health, peeclinr to he physical
structure; an acquaintance w hU.li i? indispe.iIdi*
t" her happiness and - vlfurc. This is a
truth tell and appreciated by every intelligent
mind. It is believed that to the great
proportion of American women, instruction
of the kind imparted by this work is very
imperfectly understood?of the imperative
rirccsMlv of soon kuowledgCj there cannot
exist u doubt in tho uiii.d of any woman of
mature j|pars.
This book was not written for the Medical
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wi.iii .ri her own physieinn. but simply to intin
m her of these general laws governing the
j female system which every w oman ought tb
1 be aeipi inted with.
PPJCF. ONE POt.EAR.
Agent* Wanted to s.*ll this work in all part*
; of the country, to whom a liberal iliscOuilt
will lie in ido. Copies sent postpaid tip'b
| receipt of price. Address
A It \NNRY, Publisher,
1 Oft Broadway, New York.
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA.
I.XNCAsTKR l>i<TI*.!CT.
OjKce Court m'i'ommnn /'Ira*.
u'i , .. . : .1. .l-.L . ?
. .. . ,,in r^>t;in'M nam ui'?nrf!
turned iilo t!i:.? ?luce, whereby it appear*. thai
; .loltn K. SahJitmo, Into of liaacaater district
1 S. O , who nun born in , Irvlinii, in
the Kingdom of iirxt Kiitnln, and died on th?
j nliu'U-v.'th tiny of Apt it, In the year A. 1>. 1848,
wim X'iieJ nnd por?*?msd at the tune of hi*
' lentil, of a lot of L:th>I, ailuatcd in Lnuconter
' Dnt'icl, in th?' State nforeaaid, on the branch
water* of lltif (.'risk, bounded oft the Soulli
| by land* of Will M> Xtunui, o I tbv KiMtbjr lan<H
1 of Minor Clint mi, on tl?? North h'y taud.i'JT Sr>.
Amelia Villi :ie.?, ?.nd on tin- We t by tlw< Ofcni
! den Ktxnd, containing onn hind < d and foity*
i eigbi acre*, wid.out having in hut life time mad t
j any disposition thereof, and without leaving any
perron who can legally chiim the *.uwc. Now,
i in pursuance of the direction* of the act of a?reiubly,
in Much o?*u made and provided, |Ik<
( ilrira ol the raid John K. Saudcraon, or otawr*,
?hilmii g undei loin, (if any there h?) are hofI
l?y n ij iired to apj-va. and make cUiio wlUiiu
! eighteen iuon11H tro:n the dale hereof, .v
Wit ie** my hail I at Lancaster Court lion**,
ltd* 7lit d.iv of .ffuv, A. I>. 1855
JOHN* A. NTKWMAM,
c?k c. c. p. u. a.
May 9, '55. 18?o a m; ?*.m.
JOSEPH WHILDEXi,
DKALKR IN
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
I\o. 11 Hn^nc-^trect.
CHARLESTON. S.C.
IT. keepa Constantly i'oraaloa owOi-Wat
Kirtnifnt nf I'AlNTWattd (Ml.Sof nil klndp.
VARNISHES. WINDOW OLAM and
\?aa*;?, 8PTH. t iiki'kn i ink; wiRIT(iAS.OLUF.*ud
HIIU8IIK8 of ??riuan
kinds.
, !)??. It 43 ly ,
riofiiriMifiM,
Ptl 1L A DEf?Pt I 1A.
IMPORTANT ANHOUNCEMRNT.
To si) (wim articled v,'h Hoxua) dlmiW,
*uch at a Heminal Woalineaa, Impotence, Qocfoirtwta,
(ileal, Syphilis, Ice., Ac.
The Ho??r I Acaoeiatiwn of Puilwdafphia, In
*iv? of thoawiuld alrotth.-ii of human Ine and
health', CK lacd by S?tual di-u-awt, and theccptioiu
?m*:h are practined upon the anfortw\
nate vicllroa ol' auch di*?-??e? hv (fsuich*, Wat a
ted thei"- cnnaultoig & rgcon, aa a obarita
j tilw act 'worhy of '.hetr name. In give medical
advice ffratie, to all poraotm tha* afflicted, (m?3<
or female,) who apply by l?*?er, (post paid.)
with a description of their condition, (age.
occupation, nnhiuof lite, &<-.,) and in o*m? of
oilroiue poverty i u I aufforingto fumUh medicine*
free ol charga.
Tlia Howard Aaaeiitko h a benevolent In
i aUtution. ealabliahed by ape*mi endowment, for
; the relief of the ah V and diatrvaaad, afflicted
with "Vbttbnt and Epidemic due*-**"." and lot
funds can bo naewt for u<J Other purpose. It kaa
rw>* a r.upl vi.f ni.-ttoa, ?l>uh the lhvwctor*
ha\ e voted to advertise Hk> above notice. It ia
needle** to add that the Awe iaUon commands
the Mglte*t Mvdical skill of The aga.
I ffl Address, (fwMit-omil,) Hr. Ore. K. (.'olho.m,
Consulting : urgent, Howard Association, ltul*
ad'dpoi >, I'a.
Ily n.-dar ?f the Irt-aa-tne*, *
} ttf\ 1). iikart u i'll. r?mkk-vfc
ii." iUBr.-Urf.
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