The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, October 13, 1858, Image 3

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in the running gear whereby hw li whs crushed, which caused his immed death. This sad and painful death alio be a warning to parents in not letti their children frequent gin houses, have often been surprised At the carol ness of parents in allowing little rcgi and children to play al?outthe gin hoi where so many fatal aocklents have curred. What distress of mind 1 death has caused, none can feel save bereaved parents.?Kinytlree Star. Ir not Dbunk.?Another trial of slave Isaac will take place to day if the Magistrates are not drunk.?i )iiver Republican. This is rather a suggestive if we she say, Are the magistrates up there in liahit of getting into that condition Magistrates in Rapides, we believe are ected by the people, in common v those cf all the Parishes iu the State, this one of the peculiar results of an e tive judiaiary, we would further rest) fully query f Evidently we are male .progress, though in what direction would rather he excused from indicati 'Possibly there might be a diversity opinion about it.-?-rV. O. Bulletin. LANCASTER FRICE8 CURREN lohkected weekly, by llttiaprmixin I /mnnm/1 JiiiOQBlilirHfl g UUKJEJLU BACON, Shouldvn Sides Hams 14 a I.ARl) 1'J a CORN, pei bushel MEAL, " " FIjOUR J J WOLASSKS, per gallon, cash, New Orleans Muscovado West India COFFER, per lb., cash, Ri> I Java SUGARS, New Orleans it n Clarified II n Powdered ... 14 fl Crushed 14 n FODDER, per hundred lb MACKEREI., No. 1 kit (source) 3 No. 1. 11 bbls 10 BEEF, (very little offering).... 5 a PORK, ' .... 8 EGGS. per doz 8 a CHICKENS CANDLES, Adamantine per box Single pound Tallow..- '22# i THE MARKETS. Columbia, Oct. 8,185' The market to-day opened dull and ) vy?holders not being inclined to sul to a further reduction; 360 hales were i at from II] to I'JL being a dccliue of | yesterday's quotations. < 'llAKLESTON, Oct. 8. 185' Cotton.?The transactions t?? day rei ed upwards of 1'240 hales. The mm was unsettled and the sales have cstabl ed a further decline on the quotation the morning. Among the transactions w hoiiic 700 bales Georgia, quality .Midd Fair, which wero sold at P2}c. New Yoiik, Oct. 8, 185' The sales of Cotton to-day wrie 1 bales, and show some heaviness in ralw Flour has exhibited buoyancy, and the t 1 miction* embrace 'J 1,000 bins. Whent declined 3 rcnU ; sales '2H.OOO bushel Corn in dragging, nnd holder* more n to rccchu than buyers are to gi.e the t; ted rat en; aides 1*2,000 busliola. Turj tine ?.s firm nt 50c. Rosin also firm. J continues dull. Spcoial Notices ET See advertisement of Dr. Santo ^ LIVER INVIGORATOR in another * umn. 1' H [ IHollotniy* Ointmmt, J'illt,? H'otiderlul c of hip diacuse, still' joints, parulvzation o! limbs, and other crippling diseases of the Ik sinews, nerves, and muscles, have been ac< pliahed duiing llic past year by a brisk and ular use of Hollo way'a Oin/meiit. It is only laxative which produces any iinprei on these fearful complaints. The Pills ah* doing wonders. So case of dyspepsia, t> complaint, or liver disease can resist their itary operation. Why should any human b softer from these maladies, when the meai immediate relief are to bo found in every and town in the United Stalest New Advertisement Administrator's Notii ALL persona having demands ag.i the Estate of John Truesdale, dt are hereby notified to present the saint! ly attested to me, by tno first dnv of Jai Iry, 1859. Against nil those who fail to (wnt their claim* by that time, thia no will be plead in Har. Tltoaa indebted to Ilia Estate are hereby notitied to come forward and tr iiaynient by the 1*1 of January 1859. LEWIS CAUTHEfN, Atfoi* Oct 13, 1858. 85-81. New fall and. Wint Goods. rpHK SUBSCRIBER 18 NOW REC J. vine a large and well selected *toc Fall and Winter Gooda. Consisting heavy Kersey's, Domestic*, Calicos, Deli Ginghams, Double Extension and Balm Nkirts ; Hosiery, Hat* and Cap*, Boot* Shoe*, i lard ware. Medicines. Groceries everything generally kept in an up-coui Store, all of which will be sold very for caah, or on time to punctual oustore Call and examine our atock one door be Beldon's Hotel, where you will alwaya ua ready and willing to wait on our fri* when they call. * JOHN N. CROCKET! Ion raster, Out. 13, 1858. 35l Least Notioe. AM. persons knowing themselves , debted to the late firm of Kobinsc Crockett are requested to come for* A ' and pay up if they wish to save ?Mt, fo M awe money that moat be paid. M J. ROBINSON, f J. N. CROCKETT. .... _ Sheriff's Sales. F I | Joseph Rogers, applicant ^ Real Estate of I 1 vs. ^ j Rebecca Cham- jQ Robert E Robinson and ) pion, Summons j(( " e wife Martha et. al. defer- I in Partition. (hints. J ?j oe* In obedience to an order from James II. liu Lise, Witherspoon, Ordinary for I?ancaster Dis9?* trict, in this cnso to me directed, I will sell this to the highest bidder on the first Monday in jn the November next, within the legal hours of sale, ONE TRACT of Land lying in this ^ District, and containing 220 acres. The or , same divided into tws Iota ; one of 120 ? acres and the other 1 <Jo acres, ns may be . n" seen on the plat by H. S. Neebit, made . Rft/ July 7th 1868?bounded by lands of NVilliam Ross, William Reed, Joseph Rogers pt mid and John N. Nelson. ^ the This land will be sold on a credit of one } and two years, with inturest from day of . ej sale except ns much cash ns will pay costs, . . The purchaser giving bond with good so- o{| 1 j curity and a mortgage of tiic premises if |, s deemed necessary to the Ordinary for the lec- purchase moncv. ect- II. HANCOCK. 8. L. D. CBl ing October 8th 1858. p f 83.50?35td. ft*. ? _ Wi LIST OF LETTERS. . 0f "(REMAINING in the Post Ollice at IjinIV caster Court House, 8. C., October 1st, 1858. John M. Hopkins, James W. Winn, Esq, x. Tory Crenshaw, W. M. Ilarton, James II. __ Williams,^lenry I*. Farrow, Esq., William \ Farriel, Samuel Canting, Jimison Joiner, ? Win. Roberts, 'Jr., J. Ross, Miss. Emiley E. , ^ kW McMurry, W. J. Hough. ,0' il' K.G. BILLINGS, P.M. e8< 10 Oct 13 th 1858, 35?tf. m !ij NOTICE. ~ \l ?6 * LI, Persons indebted to me by note or "5 x\_ book nccount nt Jncksonham will 75 please call on Francis McAtcer. Esq., and ? 3 make payment as longer indulgence cannot be given ; as I am compelled to raise 60 money. JONES CROCKETT. 50 Oct. 6, 1858-34-31. ! 40 - John W. Twitty, w 14 nei 00 T ? AS the pleasure to announce to the j0j . X J citizens of Lancaster that he is re- gri 1 ' eeiving, at Dry Creek, a large and unusual- wj 1 ... ly attractive slock of by ; 15 DRY GOODS ;;; Of the xery latest styles ami <L -signs. which "" he offers unon terms that ennnnt l?? ?* xV co"ed elsewhere. His stock being com1 * plete in every department, he hopes by as" 0 sidaoun attention, to receive n liberal share F 1 ^ of public patronage. oA October 6, 1858. 34-41. 30 p STEAM SAW MILE and Plantation for sale. V r|"MlK KUBSCRIUKR having more busi. JL ness upon his hands than lie can eon- ' ' veniently nttend to, offers for sale his Steam ' lea- Saw Mill, situated six miles below IvincilS- r unit ter Court Mouse, with one thousand acres mid ?Ma?kcd. known as n , ' r good situation for a mill nnd the surroundr iiig lands are well timbered. The quality ' ' of said land is good for either cotton or V corn, or for any Kind of grain ; about one hundred and fifty ncres under cultivation.? The entire plantation lies well, is well im- to sell- proved and well watered. On thepieiuises rket arc a tolerable dwelling house, with all nec- j,, j0|(. esKury outbuildings. av I will sell the above propelty on tiino to s ? suit purchasers?long credit (with good k'ere bonds) will be allowed if required l'oaling session of the property will be given the r,,?i ..r i.ni...u ic a??i i -t lev ?' KilllUUI? IIV.M. II MCTHfU, I Will illso sell one or two able likely fellows that are well trained ami accustomed to manage ( ' the mill. Applicants will address inn at A 800 Hanging Rock 1'. O., S. C. th .IAS. M. INGRAM. <\ rul|. October 6, 1858. 34- tf h?i hni NEGRO MAN FOR SALE" S Delia Small by next friend i Petition for 'An :i,"y vs. > settlement. J luo- Joseph Small. j pen- Under the decree of the Court of Equity rt,( Itice in above case, I will sell nt Lancaster Court \] House, on Tuesday of Court, (19th Octo- |#] _ ber 1858) a likely negro man named Bray, 0, aged about 'JO years, tall, likely and smart. Terms cash or a short credit for about ?c one third, balance a credit of one year and .?( may bo more, note and good surety with n interest. \ col. JOHN S. SMALL. Trustee. |n Oct. 6, 1858, 34?2t. (,t " "ESTATE SALE." p? f the I>Y order of James II. Wilherspoon, Or* diunry I.. !>., willl be sold on the 28th '"W| day of October, 1858. at the la^p residence ? :om- jAne Montgomery, deceased, the "*8* whole personal estate of the said deceased the consisting of three negroes, n woman and sion two small boys, three head of horses, cattle, > are hogs, sheep, plantation and smith tools, ,,, owtj wagon, household furniture, corn, fodder, rt, 1 wheat, oats and many other articles. st| san* Terms?12 months credit, with interest p,| hi notes and two good sureties. or as of ROBT. D. MONTGOMERY, ti< city Administrator. jn ,23 October 2, 1858. 34-4tpf $ 4 50. t)f ? LANDS FOR SALE ON FLAT t ' CREEK. ? 1\? ill sell at Ivtncaster Court House on ar salesday in November 1858, the tinct of land, formerly belonging to Owen Gregory, (J, '"J? situate on both of Flat Creek, con* , mr taining 166 acres, bounded by lands of Mrs. ,,, Martha Gregory, Thos. T. Gregory, Riley nc nu)l* Catoe and A. R. Moore. ?re" Terms of sale, a credit of 12 months, ,ri purchaser to give note, with interest and s . mortgage. J. A. IIAS8ELTINE. B,*? Oct 4, 1858.-34-41. _ lake ' Flat Greek Lands for Sale. C " Thomas T. Gregory, Adin'r ) In Equity, i?r of 11 J Gregory, dee'd. i Ijincaater.? vs. ; Bill to mar* Mary Gregory, widow, et.nl. I nhall assets. JEl- I Sell real en- 4 k of J tate. ' in In purnunnro o^ho decree of the Court ineH Qf Kqultv, made "above ease, I will aell at I1 or*' Lancaster C. II., on the 1st Monday, tho I at ,M* day of November 1858, the real eatate of ?od Howell Jackaoo Gregory, deceased, situate nlry on the Flat Creek, containing in the whole * low 272 acres, bounded by land* of Thoa. T. tors. Gregory, Alfred R. Moore and Riley Catoelow Tltosald land will be divided and sold in p hnd jwo tractv Tho house and part of tho * ?nds |ani| in one tract, and the ereek landa in the Other; plaUwill be made of the same. ** TsaMe, a credit of one and two years, ~L_ with interest, (except as much cash as will T pay costs,) the purchaser to give bond with rood sureties, in- b JAMB8 If. WITHER SPOON, V to dl C. h. L. p. I " <* October 4, 18M.-?4-4t.pf $4.50. r we ? ?? r< SALT, SALT. AF1NB LOT Or SALT, Just Received by, JOS. M. OAYLK. tf. Camden, May 5, 1858. lj-tf LAT CREEK LMDS FOR SALE. hn R. Welsh, Adin'r. of") In Equity Lanhn W. Gregory, (deed.) j-caster. Dill to vs. V marshal I a Hisseltine &CuretOD,Wil- | seta for th e m Gregory, and others, j pay m c n t of J debts, &c. Under the decree of the Court of Equity above case, I will sell at I-ancaster C. H. the lat Monday, the first day of Novem- ( r 1858, the real estate of John W. Gregy deceased, ns follows : One tract of Ipm! containing 268 acres unte on Flat Creek, being the house ict, bounded by lands of John R. Welsh, illin Gregory, Alfred R. Moore and the rguson Tract, as per plat made by J. D. dlwaiD, 1). 8., 18 June 185$ Also, one tract, called the Ferguson ice, containing 173 acres, bounded by the ovc tract by lands of Riley Catoe and tiers, as per plat made by \V. R. Duren, S., dated 2 Feb., 1854. Terms, a credit of 12 months with intert from day of sale, except as much cosh will pay costs, purchasers to give bond th approved sureties and a mortgage. JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON, C. K. K I). October 4, 1858.-34-41. pf 86.75. Notice. \ ,I.L persons who are indebted to the osiL tnte of II. J. Gregory deed., aie herenotified to make immediate payment na lger indulgence cannot be given. The ate is largely indebted, and creditors are want of their money. Those who do t make satisfactory arrangements may pcct to find their notes and accounts iu L' hands of an officer for collection. T. T. GREGORY, Adin'r. Sept 29, 1858-33-31. LAND FOR SALE. "MHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR . Sale the plantation whereon Phillip . Bennett now lives, containing 204 ncres, iir the Hanging Rock Mineral Springs,ad ning lands of Mrs. Beckham, Jas. M. Inurn and J. I). Mcllwain. Any person along to look at the place will be shown C.apt. J. C. Cnuthcn, ns he is authorized sell the above place. Terms will be tdc to suit the times. B. I). JOHNSON. Sept. 29, 1858?33tf all and Winter Goods! ?AT? LEAS ANT HILL, S. O. VK ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR Fall nnd Winter stock of Goods, (misting in part of Kerseys, Domestics, its, Calico's, Ginghams, Hoop Skirts, eleton Hoops, Balmoral Hoops and I I VI ! 11 - UL!.. fl ko uuu|i.i, ninriH, no sums d Collars : ladies Gauntlets, Gloves.? :>siery, Medicines, Groceries, Hardware, ockery, Sadlery, Shoes, l^ealher, Iron, tils, Shingles and almost everything callfur in a country Htore all of which will i sold on lliu VERY BEST TERMS puuctuul customers. Call and examine our stock, we will take rent pleasure la showing our stock and Ding good bargains, and no mistake. MAGILL &. CAUTHEN. Sept. -9, 1848.?33?tf SALE OF STATE LANDS. N obedience to the provisions of an Act of Assembly, 1857, I will on Monday e First day of November next, at the jurt House in NVinnaboro', offer to the ^hcat bidder, the Tract of Land belong^ to the Stale of South Curolina, situated tween Rocky Mount and Catawba River, d bounded 8. \V. & \V. by lands of Mrs. irnh Barklay ; NV. by Rocky Mount and rulx of John Nichols ; N by Rocky Creek d K. by Catawba River?containing by cent survey, ONK HUNDRED AND INETY-FIVE ACRES. A Plat of aaid rids can bo aeen at the office of the Clerk the Court at NVinnsboro. Also, at the name time and place, I will II the Island in Catawba River, known ax Haze's Island." Term* of sale us prescribed by the Act: credit of one, two and three years, with terest from the day, the purchasers to give >nd to the State, with two or more approd sureties, to secure the payniunl of the irehasu money. *C. D. MELTON, Sol'r. Northern Circuit. Sept 29, 1858 ? 33td SOUTH CAROLINA. Lancaster District. Robert l.angley who is in the custody of e Sheriff of Lancaster District by virtue writ of capias ad satisfaciendum at the lit of the State of South Carolina, having ed in my office, together with a schedule i oath of his estate and effects, his peti>n to the Court of Common Pleas, prayS that he may be admitted to the benefit the Acts of the General Assembly made r the relief of Insolvent Debtors. It is dered, that the aa!d Plaintiff and all other e creditors to whom the said Robert ingley is in anywise indebted be,and Ihey e hereby summoned, and have notice to pear before the said Court at I-ancoster ourt House, on the third Monday in Oct. xt, to shew oause, if any they can, why e prayer of the petition, aforesaid, should it be grunted. Office ot Common Pleas, I^tncasler Disci, March 23, 1848. J. A. WTEWMAN, Clerk. July 14?22, 3m. PAPER OMMISSION WAREHOUSE AMD PKINTKKft' DKPOT, Fur the. sale of Writing, printing, tfonrlnpf, null COLORED PAPERS, CARDS, and 'KINTINU HATEKULS, or all kinds. Agent for L J0HH80U * CO, Type Founders, R HOI * CO.. And oilier Printing Press Makers. &1ITIH0 IMKS.of BR8T QUALITY at Mannfsctnrer's Prices. TO MERCHANTS. . lie Subscriber begs to call attention to bis LA HUE STOCK OF Anting and Wrapping Paper ' all kinds, which he will sell eery low 3r cash, Or short credit on large sums. JOSEPH WALKER, 180 Meetiog st., Charleston, B.C. Oct. ?, 1858, 84?ly. THE LIVER INVKORATOR! PREPAItKD BY, OK. RAXFoRO. | Compounded entirely from GUMS- & ?S ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND <& LIVER MEDICINES now before the pub- JS lie, that acte an a Cathartic, easier, milder, and .flE more effootual than any other llwllclll) known. il It is not a'Cathartic, but a Liver remedy, acting -first on the Liver to qjcct its morbid matter then on the stomach and bowels to carry off that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes | j eflfectuully, without any of the,painful feelings II cxpciicuccd in the operations of most Cathartics. It strengthens the system at the same time that it purges it; and when taken daily in T moderate doses, will strengthen and build it up i as with usual rapidly. The Liver is one of, _* the principal regulators of the human bo- PQ dy ; and when it per* P forms its functions'^ well, the powers of ,s.' the system aro fully Ca) devolved. The atomach is almost entirely dependent on the "JVj healthy uction of the Pj Liver for the proper ,, .. performance of its'p^ functions; when the ,eCi 1 stomach is at fault, Q the bow els are at fault ^-K * and the whole system ij, suffers inconsequence 1 H ' of the organ the|w 'Liver?having ceased to do its duty.? P For the disease of A that organ, one of ^ the proprietors has diso made its his study, inj9 a practice of more the than twenty years, tojH flml some remedy "?#? wherewith to couu- ternct the many do- om i rangement to whichit is liable. B\I To prove that this1 W remedy is at last tound any person troubledffjq wjfh Liver complaint . in any form, has but ^ to try a liottle, and ll,mi conviction is certain.Tj* "?* 11 These Gums re-'J move all morbid or 'ow bad matter from the!^ * system, supplying in their place a healthy!^ flow of bile, invigorating tilO sloinucil, causing foou to digest well, purifying tlicjQ blood, giving tone and disc: heath to the wliole;^J machinery, removing pari1 the cause of the dis-|JS ease?affecting a rndi* ,'on cal cure. ,w 1 Uillious attacks are cured, and what ks 'tsP bettor, prevented, ^ by tlie occasional use ,nc" of the Liver Invigo-Ps mtor. One dose altei eating is suflicient to relieve tlic stomach CO 'and prevent the food froir. rising and souring. a,u\ Only one dose taken before refiling, prevents c,ltl Night-iuare. I"011" Only one dose taken at night, loosens the ' bowels gently, and cures Costivcncss. MUK One dose tahen alter each meal will cure II,,,.....-!.. JJ tar Oih! ilu?c of two ' )! ip-nufni n ill always I relieve Sick Headache. I Rn, One bottle taken for female obstruction le-1 ]{u, moves Uie cause of the disease, and makes a (Jhn perfect cure. Only one dose immediately relieves Cliolic, f.*;st while one dose often repeated is a sure cure for (Jon Cholera J/orbus, and a preventive of Cholera, Run taF~ Only one bottle is needed to throw out Met of the system the effects of medicine after a Rile Ion# sickness. r|u. ar One ttottle taken for Jaundice lemoves I |{jn all sallowncss or unnatural color from the skin. Seai One dose titken u short time before eating skii gives vigor to the uppctite, and makes food di. gest well. One dose often repeated cures Chronic Diar- *or rhoea in its worst forms, while Summer and , c Bowel complaints yield almost to the first dose. l. One or two doses cures attacks caused by ll,c Worms in Children : there is no surer, safer, or speedier remedy in the world, as it never fails. ?IV' tJT' A few bottles cures Dropsy, by exciting ,,,#J the absorl>ents. H e takejpleasuro in recommending this mod- tl,e cine as a preventive for Fever ami Ague, Chill Fever, ami all Fevers of a Billhms Type. It ) |?>i operates with certainty, and ttouenmin are will- by I ing to testify to its wonderful virtues. icin All who use it are giving their unanimous civi testimony in its favor. * " and MT Mix Water in the mouth with the Iu- I vigorator, and swallow both together. a THE LIVE INVIQORATOE ?cr, Is a .fcintilic Jfedical Discovery, ami is daily ' working cures, almost too great to believe. It ,c'"1 cures as if by magic, even the first dose giving J benefit, and seldom more than one bottle is required to cure any kind of Liver Complaint, . from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to u comnion Headache, all of which are the resul of a Diseased Liver. prick onk hoi.lar i'l.r iiottlk. Dr. SANFORI), Proprietor, 316 Biondwuy, New York. Retailed by all Druggists. (.|| tar- v or sale by IIasskltink k Ccrkton, 1 ... Lancaster, C. H., S. C. ... Sept. 8, 3(J?ly. ' A. H. C. B&OCKEN, 22, Cliff St? New-York. Di MANCKACTl'ltKli OP q|. 0LA8S SYRINGES, HOMEOPATHIC VIALS, GRADUATED MEAS J, ures, Nursing Bottles, &c. lf Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists. Per- _?, Turners, Photographers, etc. Gieen Glass 3< Ware by the package. A liberal discount -It made to the trade. Orders from Country M Druggists and dealers so licted. Price Lists *>' sent on application. Sept 16, 1858. 31 ? 3m. 8t _ 9t NEW CARPET STORE. ??? M m m IU JAMES ft BATT.1E DIKKCT 1MPORTKK OK ALL KINDS.OK J ^ RU08, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS LINEN GOOD8, WINDOW 8HADE8. Ac. No. 834, King Street, J CHARLESTON, S. C. Feb. 11, 1858. 1?ly. ' Notice. g A LI. persons having demands against the ?"t Estate of Willis VV. Alsobrook, dec'd, P?' late of Chesterfield District, will prosent them legally attested within the time pre. Foi scribed by law. All persons indebted will inake immediute payment. F. L. Al.80BR(X)K. Administrator. '!!N Aug. 4, 1858. 26-tf. Joseph M. G-ayle. CAMDEN, S. C. r 18 NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING *} his 8PR1NG and SUMMER Stock of Hm] HEAVY DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, ,,y ol all discriptioo, which he will sell very lie* low and exclusively for CASH. rati Camden, May 5, 1858. 12-tf I use 1 n rk V\ FOUNDS OF PRIME New c* lv^vUv/ Bacon Sides and Shoulders. Just received and for sale low, Tor CASH, , by JOS. M GAYLE. Camden, May 5, 1868. l'J-tf PRESERVED Oranges, Pears, Peaches, Pine Apple, Limes, Strawberry, &c., 1 For sale by, JOS. M. GAYLE. ?0 Camden, May 6, 1868. 13-tf WALFIS SHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.? C% Old Holland Gin. For sale by 1 JOS. M. OAYLE. rit; Camden, &,J8A8. lfl-tf I iillX0LAB3ES, M0LA88E8 ihI A LARGE I/)T OF NEW ORLEANS St Mnseovado and Wesi India Molasses, (new eropi Jwat reeoived and for ante tow Pn for CASH, by JOS. M. GAYLE. Ul | C*?Dd?o, May 6, 1868. J2-1/ , V. * THE MIGHTY HEALER! )RLD KNOWN ANJ> WOULD TIMED. he free admissions of all Nation*, an well ie verdict of the leading Ilospita's of the as well as the New World, stump this powI remedial Agent as the greatest healing niratiou ever made known to sultcrir.g mail, lenctrative qualities arc more than mai ns, through the external orifices of the skin, able to the nvaked eye, it i caches the seat io internal disease ; and in all external nfons its unti-inflammatory and healing virsurpass anything else on record, and is ire's great ally. ERYSITELA MNDSALT RHEUM, retwoof the most common and virtuent iders prevalent on this continent, to these Ointment is especially antagonistic, its duaopcramli" is first to eradicate the venmd then complete the cure. ) LEGS, Old) SOKES, ANI) ULCEUS. asos of many years standing that have perilously refused to yield to any other remedy 'catment, have iuvarihle succumbed to a applications of this powerful unguent. ERUPTION ON THE SKIN. i"g fn<tn a had state of the blood or chronic use ure eradicated, nnd a clear and trans* lit surface regained by the restorative ncof this Ointment. It surpasses many oft cosmetics add other toilet appliances in i ower to dispel rashes and other disflgurcts of the face. PILES AND FISTULA. very form and feature of these prevalent stubborn di.solders is eradic-tted locally and i rely by the use of this emolient ; warm rotations should precede its application.? scaling qualities will he found tn he thorh and invurible. Ih the Ointment mi;/ Pills should In limit in the follow!hi/ cases : lions, ftwclllcd Olands, lis, Sore Legs, ipped Hands, Sore Kreasts, Ihlaiiis, Sore Heads, nla, Sore Throats, it, Sores of nil kinds, duigo. Sprains, atrial Eruptions, Still'Joints, s, Salt Klieuiii, ;uiiiiiiiaiii, 11'lUT, gworni, Ulcers, Ids, Voneral Sores, i Diseases, Wounds of all kind-, ~ Cactiox!?None are genuine unless the ds "Ilolloway New York and London,' are emilde as a "Water-mark" in every leal of I>ook of directions urounu each |>ol or box , same may be plainly seen by "holding lire to the light." A handsome reward will Ire 1 !ii to any one rendering such information as lead to the detection of any party or parcounterfeiting the medicines or vet ding same, knowing them to be spurious. 0* Sold at the Manufactories of Professor . LOW ay, ho Maiden Lane, New York, turd til respectable Druggists and Dealers in Mod0 throughout the United States and lint li/ed world, iit boxes at 25 cents, 63 cents, *1 each. y There is considerable saving by the larsizes. 1.1$.?Directions for the guidance of p.its in every disorder are allixed to each box. ime l<? 1656. 16?ly. reat Southern Remedy. JACOB'S CORDIAL. KOIt A 1.1. 0 \V E L L 1) I S E A S E S. OLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS, SKNTEKY, BILIOUS COLIC, IKK 11 (K.I, CHOI LltA INFANTUM also, Admirably adapted to many iseases ol Females, most cspeilly Painful Menstruation. 111E VIRTUES OF JACOB'S rORIH.I/. are too well known to require encomiums. it. It clrks tiik worst casks or Diakriuka, l.-It cures the worst forms of Dysentery. I.?It cures California or Mexican Diurrlneu. ?, _i? -..1;........ .1? -? .... .? IVIII.MV HIV WlXIVtl VUI1C. ,h.-It cured Cholcia MorbusIt.?Yt cures Cholera Infantum. Ji.-It cures 4'ainful Menstruution. Ii.-lt relieves ruin in Back and I.oins, !?.?11 contracts Nervousness and Dc-pondcncv. h.-lt restores Irregularities h.-lt dispels gloomy and hysterical Feelings. h.-It's an admirable Ionic. few short Extracts from Letters Testimonials. &c. I have usotl Jacob's Cordial in my ramily, 1 have found it a most efficient, and in my gnicnt, a valuable remedy. Hon. Ill It.IM IIMR.VF.R Judge of Supreme Court, Georgia." 'It gives me pleasure in being able to renmeml Jacob's Cordial; my own personal icriciice, and the experience of my neigh's and friends around me, is a sufficient guar ce for me to believe it to be all that it ports to be, vix. a sovereign remedy. WM. 11. UNDER II'OOD. merly Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee flrcuit." 'I take great pleasure in recommending this aluable medicine to all afflicted with trowel ases, for which I believe it to be a sovcrn remedy?decidedly superior to any thing ? ever tried by me. A. A. GAUZDIXd puty G. M. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia." 'I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, I this, with all I hear about it as a remedy those who have tried it, induces me lo bee that it stand* at the head of every prepaon ol the kind, and i would recommend iu in the diseases for which it ia compounded. MILES (/. DOBBINS, ihier of the Hunk of the Sta' o of Georgia, Griffin." 'If there in any credibility in human testi11}, Jacob's Cordial must stand pre-eminent ?vo all other preparations for the cure of wel Mseases. From the mass of testimony its favor coming in irom all iptartora, it must very far in advance, ao a curative ageut, of st if not all other ftt?ot' preparations. A. FARMING, shier Marine Mid Fire Insurance Bank Griffin-' 'This efficient reinody Is traveling into Celeln f aa fast aa Bonaparte pushed his columns 0 Russia, and gaining commendation wherew u*aJ."?- (Jtorgi* Jtfftr- maw, J/ov 19th, SS. )LD S yDJtUOOHiTS KVffR Y.WHLlih Druggists Merchaiiut and Physiceans sup ed by J. /trMIIIfTU^T, Importei ami Blioli a Druggist, Charleston July 1 III. qqf* > > || 'NEW SPRING G rrMii: SIJItKCRMtillS \VOlJI.I> l\l .JL Fublic, lliul they have received a lar will 1m- sold low lor cashi or on twelve ui< otgive longer indulgence than twelve moi stock consists in part as follows : I.adies lilack and Fancy Silks, liar. Stripes, printed JnckorieH. and ("mil Stock of iionnets is large a bnns, French Flowers, bcaulifi.l assortment of plui Swiss and Nansook Muslin's, Ja Misses Flats, all colors and styles, I lloots, a large ?:nd well selected stock of Our Stock of HUNT'S FURNISHING of every article needed for a gcntlcuians a coat at one dollar to a fine cloth coat w< Shirts, Drawers, half llose, Cravat--, t and see our stock of fine Hoots and Shoes! and price. The Hard ware department is tingals and Harness. drugs aisT) A full and well selected assortment fro Co., New York, and llaviland, Stevenson Salts, H.trago'ie, I.andnani, llive Syrup, SVistar's Halsam Wild Cherry, Avor's t'li Hull's. SpeDcrs and M'l.nnes I'ills, V'Lan u'.., nitlcin.. ?.'oiumbit. /fitters, Carl < ! San ford's Liver Invigorator, the best nicdi who have tried it say it acts like a charm. 1'owdirs, Morphine, a stock of Thomsonia GI IOC KIM KS ! GROCK Our stock of Groceries is full and will I con will lie sold at extrem e low rates an ' articles on a credit, as we shall he under tl articles will Ins sold on the usual timu two Hiils. not individual notes to run on year eieasing business, we must have money t< our eustonieis to pay us promptly at the c ted) call and see us. Lancaster, S. C., April 21, 1S5S. 1( I \ IV \r / 1 / v / v i \ r \) 11 1 UUUl^ ANH GROCERIES, i <>s. ,ii. has opf.np. ' f I at tin* Store one door South of W? Ci.ybuiim, Ju., n choice assortment of licax dry goods mid groceries, in pari as follow (i It OC E It IKS. N. II. and IV It. Sugar, Crushed and pulverized do. Rio .lava and Cuba C?.ll*ee. New Orleans and Cuba Molasses, C>n.shell and Kng. Diary Cheese, Snap ami Starch. Sperm, Ada. and Tallow Candle Nos. 1 -J and 3 Mackerel, (iinger. Pepper, Allspice, Macaroni, Indigo, Soda. Sardines. Pickles, Cove Ovsters. WINKS AND LIQUORS. Rectified, and old llonrbon Whiskey, (>1<1 Monongahcla do .MeKay's Magnolia do Wolfe's Schiedam Scliapps N. K. and Jamaica Rum, French and Peach Rrandv, Old Madeira \Vine,t Old Malaga do I leidsiek do Rare lay's and Perkins' l.on. Portei Younger'* Kdenbnrgh Ale, White Wine and Cider Vinegar. TOBACCO AND SKOAKS. Penn's, Rio Hondo Cigars, F Indicia Regalia do Washington Ritiea do Fine Chewing Tobacco, Common do Smoking d do &e., &e. Ail of which will ho Sold exceeding low for CASH, or to punctual customers < short time. JOS. M. (JAY PRCamden, S. C., Oct. I t, 3o-tf. SOUTH C A R () L I N A , Lancaster District. AVKN FI.OVD who is in (lie custody the S^erilf of luincastcr District, l?y virti of a Writ of Capias ad Satisfaciendum the suit <>t James F.. Corel >n havii tiled in my ollice, togetliei ? . ' e?J'' ; on oath, of his Rslulu and etVeels, his pe tion to the Court of Common Pleas, pra ng that he may lie admitted to the bene of the Acts of the (ieiieral Asseinblv ma< | lor tho relief of insolvent debtors. !i is c j (lured. that the said James 1%. Cureton & < and all oilier lite creditors to whom tliesn Avon Floyd is in anywise indebted, L?e n they are hereby summoned and have noli to appear before the said Court at l.ancas' Court Mouse on llie third Monday in < >c' ber next, to shew cause if any they ci why the prayer of the petition albrcs; should not be granledr^* Ollice of Common I'leas Lancaster I) triet 9th day of March 1858. J. A. STEW MAN, Clerk. July 14, llJ-Sui. To Cotton Planters, rpiIK undersigned is prepared to sen C< 1 Ion (>ins of the best quality at *>2 p saw. delivered at the Charlotte, York in N. C. K. I toad landings. 'J'lio ndvnnta| these (tins have over those shipped fro other Slates is, that they will Inst lunge one sett of tibbs being equal to three, tl brush covered with tin instead of elotli at being more easily repaired nud at less c pynse. Reference, Joiin Jonf.s. Liberty Hill. JAMES M. ELLIOTT. Winnsboro' May 19, 1858. 14?tint THUS J tV (\ II MOISK, SCCCKSSOKS TO l ? e 6 ii o 18 ?. WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 7 Hayue Street. THOMAS J. MOISK, / CHARLESTON, S. CIIARI.KS II. MOIsE S Feb. 17, 1858. 1?1 v. Seed Rye. riAHK subscriber has for snlo a superi 1 lot of Seed Rye. Apply si bis re deuce, a few miles West of Lancaster Cot House. 11. ?i. gooch. Sept. 8, 18.58, 30? tf. Notice 18 hereby given that application will 1 made at tho next session of tho Ijeg latum to open a public Road t,. . onriect I York and Chester Rouds with the Mom Road leaving the SSUjcI Creek or Charlo Rund, below W. J. (Jure ton's Shop and n mng by the Wnxhaw M. B. Church and C. Vaughns, intersecting the River Rc at the 1'lantation of Dr. G. L. Maaaey (dec ' to run ns near as practicable with the pr , ent country Roud The distance of s 1 Road will be about ] or tl miles. "those interested: Sept 1, % 00 D S V0 R185 8 '(IRM Tlir.lR ?'UST??MKUM AND TIIK ge i;u?! ell sleeted Mock of g >o Ik which inthi tin'" to punctual customer*. We raniths to any otio (hail storms excepted . Out igc Tii.ii. and Mo ilia Robut; am: .The line's, English and American prints. t >ur ml well assorted, Bonnet RibIt nclies Straw Triniing*, n n, Striped and I'l.iid Jaconet's, cKoiiot Swiss ElgeingH, Ladies and radios, Mioses and ChiRlren's .Shoe , and 1 I'lliC'stie < i >.>.L (j'K)DS is very Cull and complete, consisting nut-tit, aqd at all prices t.? suit any one from irtii Thirty, Pants and Vests in pioportion, "ollars, llals of every variety' mid style. Call i. you eannot lielp being suited both ia style full and w< 'I selected. Saddles. Bridles, Mar">1KDI INES. in the well known House of 1* SScliiclTelin &. & Co., Charleston ; consisting in part of lip. Squills, Castor. Oilve and Cod Liver Oils.? errv Pectoral and Pills, Brand' t|j, Wrights, es and Can.locks Vermifuge, Ilooflnnd's tier* spanish Mixture, Melnibolds Extraet llue.hu, cine now in use |dr billions complaints, those 'i"itii. c. Seltzer Aperient, S"da and Scdjlizti n Medicines &c , RIES ! ! GROCKPvlES \ \ \ ?- so'd low. Molasses, Sugar,CylFee and BaI for cash only : no one nee I apply for these le painful necessity of refusing ihoui,ull other Ive months, and then to lie paid for in Hank ifter year. 'To go on with our large and in> .1./ it with, siui we shall expect every one of nd of the year (unavoidable accidents c.xcep HASSELTINE & CURETON> ?tr 1 Franklin Academy. j'-pm: EXERCISES OP THIS IN'STI? tution wi'l coinincneo on the 1st Mod | day in January next. The Trustees have . | succeeded iii retaining tho service* of MR. 1 SAM'L. Met 'Oil .MICK, w lio.se prolicienc ' i in teaching i>; surpassed by few. Vouog J j men can be thoroughly prepared to enter | any of the higher institutions of learning I in the Southern Slates. The Village is very healthy, and there is not, at present a j grog shop or place ivhcrc ardent spirits eun he obtained in it. Boarding e.on be obtained as cheap as at other places in private families. The rates of tuition nr.* the Sumo as those in Academies throughout the State. ^ The Academy building is at present undergoing thorough repairs. The surrounding country will find here advantages which will at least equal thos< of other places, and to our District are held out Mich iiidu iemonts as we believe will obviate the necessity of sending our voung men and boys abroad. s. 15. .MASSKY, Secretary. I)oo. 9, 1807. 43-tf CHOICE OF CrIFTS T lloreutter every purchaser before purchasing his honks lias his own. ciioh k of gifts at kanneys ' CHOICE OF GIFTS AT KANNEY'S CHOICE OF CUTS AT KANNEY'S CHOICE OF GIFTS AT KANNEY'S I ClloICE OF CIFT.S AT KANNEY'S i CHOICE OK GIFTS AT KANNEY'S (CHOICE OK GIFTS AT KANNEY'S j CHOICE OK GIFT'S AT KANNEY'S GTEAT AMEU10AN GIFT HOOK HOUSE. Nu. 2915 BHOALWAY, NEW VOllK. . where the gilts, consisting ?>l JEWELKY, AND VAUYING FUoM ib CENTS TO TWO :? ; 11 C M?1; 1.1 > IlOEI.AHS, a.. aiw.iv- nil liNIIlIHTION, IN AMPLE SlloIP CSISJ&. Our New Descriptive Catalogue, ronuining a large variety of Hooks in every department of Sci_ once un.l Litciuluie, (ail of which are sole at regular puhlishet' pi ices,) and . xpl.lining OUK N fill' A NO OK IN AI. RYST E .V ol allowing every purchaser HIS OWN CHOICE OF GIFTS, and setting forth unequalled induce? ; ntouls to AGENTS, w ill he sent, post paid, to any individual, 6it application. Aiidress, A. KANNEY, Agent., 'o No. 293 H road way. o. July 7th 2i?Cm. yl 1JI A.TT, O AK LB V & COT (I.ate Farmer, Brace & Co.A u Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers, >r- ' 'u. Ko 21 Murray Street. lid NEW YOUK. ml I ) () Co., offer nt low prices for cash 1?' ! 1 ami liber;11 terms for approved credit icr a large slock of BLANK rjid OFFICE to* STATION AltV. ULANK and ACCOUNT i", UOOKS, Receipt and .Memorandum Looks, id PAPER OK Al.l. KINDS. Cards, Circulars, Kill I leads, ?.tc., Printing and Litbois graphing executed to order, t Bibles, Miscellaneous, and School Books. 1'. O. & Co., Publish Bullion'* series of i (Jrammers; Comslock's series on the scien I ccs ; Hooker's 1'hj siolojies ; UrockUsby's I Astronomies Olnev's Geography, newly ] revised; Southern Class Readers; Palmer's ,l" Book Keeping ; and the 'cheapest pnd best' Spelling IJ?.. ever used. "" Aug. '25, 28-Gm. G \V. NVlI.I.l a Ms, > S Robt. E. At.T.ISON, r? Vorkvillo, S. C. \ ^ Iamca*tcrville,S.C. Id WILLIAMS & ALLISON, * ATTORNEYS AT LAW 1 and Solicitors in Equity. LANCASTER, C. II., H. C. i in practice in tlie DialrVct of Lancaster. Prompt attention given to Collections. July 7lh 1058. 21 ?tf Dr. AIiFRKD GRAVEN, Kr>l<l?'iit Siii'^cnii VORKVILLK, 8. C,, OlYorn )tit? Professional Service* to ti?e oitizens of l^incaHter Villnge and surrouuding country. or A K IM Kin AI, TKKTII inserted on Qihi hi. Plate, from nno to a full sett. irt June 11th, 16M W4y J. A. IVAIikUlt, n. IK DRUGGIST AND UI1EMIST, DEALER IN b? AMERICAN, FRENCH & ENCLtfcU Chemicals, Drags. Medicines, Per11,0 fumery, Dye-Stuffs, Fancy r'^ Articles, &oChester, w. C. It. May 2Hth, 1868, 15??Mru. '}> Extra Seed Wheat aid / the Line Straw White Orafn kind, V * for sale by J. IV CODS ART. Sept. 2M, 18S8.?33?2t. i