The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, June 22, 1859, Image 3
FRESH ARRIVALS!
FRESH ARRIVALS!!
X\TV> HA.VB JUST &KCKIVKD A very
Vl beautiful assortment of Dry Goods
and Groceries. Among them are sooje
|j beautiful Dress Patterns of the
Latest Styles
and Fashions,
Dusters^Mnntillas,
of every description,
UonnctH and Flats. Rib
bona, Parasols, Umbrellas,
Hoots nnd Shoe*, Hats nnd
Caps, Hardware, Cutlery,
Crockery, Class Ware, a fine
assortment,Try a ks/Jaruet bags.
Table coverings, in Oil nod lanen.
And almost every thing usually kept in the
up country scores?this is no puffing. Call
nnd see lor yourselves Our stock of gentlemen*
wear are verv fine and of the latest
styles, all the articles comprising our
vsttsk are ton numerous to mention. We
leave our friends and pat ions to judge for
I . f.heruaelves.
" We return our sincere thanks to our
"friends and neighbors for the large share of
patronage tlu-y have extended to us and
olicit a continuance of the same. We will
?cll goods as low as they can bv bought
.his si(le of Charleston and very low for
.cn-h. We sustain our old motto, "small
prom ai.n rjiiieK returns.
STANLEY & SCANLON.
Mineral .Springs, Juno I7lh, 1859. lOtf.
Masonic Celebration.
AT the last regutur c.crmuunfention of
Jackson I.odge, No. 54, A/. I'V. M.'. it was
resolved that our Lodge celebrate tho onoiling
St. John's Day?the 24th of June?
bv Masonic addresses, to bo delivered in
the Court House, and whore the public are
respectfully invited to attend. The cotnniittee
who were charted with the duty of
procuring speakers for the occasion, conceiving
that a discussion of the entire subject
of Masonry would involve more labor than
they were willing to impose upon one person,
have deemed il proper to separate it
into several p arts, allotting one branch to
taeh speaker ; and in furtherance of this
arrangement, they are pleased in being able
to announce that they have secured the services
of the following brothers, who will
deliver addresses in lite order ill which they
arc named and upon the subjects indicated :
Rev. A. J t'autiibn, Historical Masonry.
\V. M. Consoits, Iwj , The Defence of
Masonry.
Rev. J. \V. ('amen. Symbolical Mason
t v and the Analogy of Masonry to natural
ami revealed Religion
The addresses will continence precisely
at 1 I o'clock, A M
Neighboring Lodge* are invitvrl to participate
with ns.
A bountiful pie nio will lie served at Itoldmi'*
Hotel, and tlit* Mu*onii' Family, every
where, tire invited In partake of it witli
int.
Tin- Lancaster Sax-Ilnrn Hand have be erf
pie ased In ucccpl Mil ilivilatimi l?? ill' present
on the oceii.siou, ami at the uitervalt
between the :idd'CMSe?, will entertain the
audience with some of that himiI -itinin??
music which they are no capable of produting
SAMUEL McCOUML K.
June 1 j-'Jt. Ser'y pro lem.
Sl'KINU AND SUMMER
Vc 11 O II S !
'pllE SUIIKCKinKIl WOULD RB*
1 speetfully iiilnrui his friend* and the
|uihlle. that he in now r? iving a large mid
well selected stock of (ioiult |nr the
SPUlNfi AND SUMMER TRADE,
consisting of Blaek Xiiks. I'laia and Fancy
I)rr tjnods : hiicIi as Parages, Muhlinn,
(iingharn*, ItrilliantN, Oali-.
eon. Embroideries, Hosiery,
Bonnet*, Ribbon*, I aire
(iIuvvh and liunp
Skirts
VTn 1 TT*T I let*
uvu ? j jl/1 y vaviv/ua,
White and alriped (>*nnburj?9, Black and
brown Ihimi'tlivx, Irish and planter*
l.ineiiM, Cbanibrys, &c.
0ENT8 STRAW HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS A N D SIMM'S,
s & a 'f 11 ii u *
1 Inrdwurc, CJroceriea, Crockery nnd Class
Ware,'Saddlery, Hooka and Stationery. A
lar|fe stock of drugs and .Medicines.
I-fv" N. B. Special attention is
directed to nty stock of Ladies
Shoes, which is very complete.
J. N CROCKETT
March 23, I8A8. ??tf
Dr. ALFRED CRAVEN,
ItoirftMM Kiimcwil
yokkvii.i.k, k. c.,
Oflera liu Profesnional Servirex to the citizen*
of I.ancn*ter Villngr and eurrounding
country
ARTIFICIAL TKBTII inverted oo Gold
Plate, from one to a full nett.
June 11th, 18ftt? 1ft-1 v
~ DRUGS.
AND
MEDICINES.
?^HB KUB8CXIHKR HAS JUST RK.
CF.iyKD A LARGB STOCK OF
Medioines Chemioals,
Surgical Inatrumenta, Truasea,
SHOULDER BRACES, I'AIHTS, (hit
ANU DVK STUFFS,
All of which have boon selected, pernonally,
and atrict attention paid to their Oenyint-neaa
and Purity.
A call i? solicited from all wanting to
Surchaao ao>thing in hia lino, a? from the
tock now on hand, he ia certain to give
aatiafurtion
JOHN J. McKAIN.
Camden, S. C. 10-3m.
(J, W. WilliaMa, { Rofx. B. Alliboh
mrKTiiie, i;? \ ( l*n<M?terville,8.C
WILLIAMS * ALLISON,
A T T 0 It N E V 8 AT LAW
ADO
Solioitora in Equity.
LANCASTER, C. H., 8. C.
Will practice in the DUtrict of Lenceeter.
Prompt Attention givon to Collootiont.
July 7lh 1*M. ai?tf
Look to your Interest.
\* J H. BURNS, WOULD RKSI'BCT- |
V T fully inform the citizens of Laneas!
ter ;uni the District in goueral, that he in
; still carrying on the
Hurtles* ami Kadtllc llnsim"**,
one door North of the ledger Office, where \
he kee|?H constantly ou hand u complete ,
stock usually kept in his line ; Hiich- as
Coach. Wagon, and Buggy Harness, Collars,
Pole. Straps, Wagon Saddles, Blind
Bridles, Riding Bridles, Martingal's, Hauliers,
Stirrup leathers. Bits all kinds and
qualities Saddles and harness repaired ct
short notice and low for Cash.
n. B.?I un iliniikfn 1 for tilt' libe- 1
r?l patronage heretofore received and triiat
bv punctual attention to business and faithful
work to still warrant a continuance of
the same.
Juue I at, 1859. 16?3in.
1 8 5 9.
j NEW SPRING AND
'.mmmn nmm*
J H/WK Received our usual large
TV nupply of (Joods suitable for our
trade, which will be sold at our usuul Low
Prices and liberal Terths.
UASSKLTINK & CURETON.
April 1859;
Ladies Dress Goods.
("CONSISTING of Prints, Jaconet, Swiss
J and Organdie Muslins, printed and
whi'o ; Jaconet Sw iss and organdie Robes;
a l,e/ Robes ; a-Quille Robes ; Sullanna
Bayadere Stripes ; Parages ; Geiiadine
Silks; Piceolotnmine Stripes ; Collar* and
Sleeves of Swiss Jaconet and Marsailes,
at IIASSELTINK &. CIJRETO.YS.
At.ril IW.SU
tlONNKTX, Misses and Children* Flats,
) Ribbons of all pries American and
French Flowers, Rouehe.x, Jkr. Just re
reived, bv
IIASSELTINK &. CURKTON.
1>K\I>Y MAl>K CI.OTIIINU. OF Aid,
Ik prices and descriptions, Silk, Cas?imere,
Leghorn and Straw Hats. Crnvits.
Suspenders atid Drawers. Just received
by
HASSKl.TISK A- CURKTON.
April, 1859.
On Hand.
P AAA Flough Steel, from I to 1(1
/ """ inches wide at 8 eta per lb Cash
3000 llm Tire Iron at (i ets per d?. Just
received, bv
HASSKI/riNK & CURKTON.
April, 1959.
Boots and Shoes.
\ I KN'S Calf sowed and pegged pump
.lvl roIc Hoot*. Mens ki{> pegged IbiotM.
Men and boya kip calf gout llrogatis?from
one dollar up. A beautiful assortment of
I tidies slippers. Iluskins Moots, heeled and
without heel. Just received bv
IIASSKLTINK & CURKTON'.
April. 1859.
- - -v
Drugs and Medioines. |
S FIJI.I. and fresh supply. Just received
i>V
HASSEI.TINE &. CUR ETON.
April. IH5!).
A R ill YE 1)7
VREAUTIFIJI. ASSORTMENT OF
Fancy Printed l,nwns. Muslin Robe a
l.es, Double Jopes, Saltin Stripe Parages,
Victoria Ijnwn-, Hluck and
White Silk Illusion, lilark
Silk Mitts. Gents Silk and L'nnen
Gloves, Mens Dogskin Gloves,
White Saltin Ribbons, I'iqtie Fringes, Hl'k
Silk Ties and many other articles.
This m the second supply, the first liming
been almost entirely sold out, those desir*
nig io purcnase art- invited t?? cull and make I
their selection* from our
NEW STOCK.
Wo nr?* highly gratified with the success
we have met, and truly thankful to our
numerous customers for their increased
patronage and will endeavor to merit their
continued favors, by constantly replenishing
our elock with first rate goods of the latest
styles and sell tnem at the very lowest market
prices.
JAMKS R. MAGII.Ii.
I'leasant Hill. June titii I85U. I7tf
STKAM MILL NOTICE.
i r I'M IK Subscriber resppctfully asks the at1
tcnlmn of the puhlic to his S'I'KAM
SAW Mil.I., which is now in operation
six miles East of Iaincaster C. II. Rills
for Lumber will be promptly furtilsbed at
the tales below :
Inch IMank at per hundred feet.
| inch I'lnnk 80cts M " "
f inch plank, quartered 871 cts. per hundred
feet.
'J inch plank $'J, per hundred feet
Rough do 60 cts. per hundred feet.
Scniitlin thrown in to Inch measure at
91, per hundred.
AH picked Lumber 'JO percent higher.
All refusud Lumber half price.
!rj the meiUHtrment of all qunftored Luniher
the edge is udded to the width, and all
Lumber nut namud above is sold in the
same proportion.
GEORGE SINCLAIR
March 23. 1869. ti-tf.
PAMTICVUB If OTIC B.
r |MIB eubacrfher is pleased to announce
; X to the public that from this date to the
2*to( September next,grinding may he had
I t?vprv H?v in th* ii'i'i'L at ItU Ktuniii Mill
six miles East of (.ancnster, C. II.
June, 15, tf GEO. SINCLAIR.
Mitt ttlliO.N SHOP.
rpiIR UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN.
X. form the public that thev ba?e opened
a new Wagon Shop, in the Village of Lancaster,
on Meeting Street, a few yard* east
of David Hillings' Blacksmith Mhop. They
design keeping always on hand a large supply
of
The Best Material
for making the wood work of Wagons, and
repairing Wagons, Carriages lluggies, Aio.,
and, inasmuch as one of them has had
long experience. a..d will give all his labor
and attention to the shop, they feel assured
that thsy will be able to meet the various
wants of the people of Laneastcr and surrounding
country in this line of business
I'ef"?ns wishing work of litis nature performed
will find it to their interest to try
this shop, where they will always find Mr.
Burnt ready and w illing to accommodate
them. NAM'!. A. BURNS,
JACK'N HANCOCK.
Jons 15, tH-fto).
JOS. IH. G A VLB, {
CAMDEN, S. C.
IS NOW IN receipt of a fresh SUPPLY of'
i Dry Goods and Groceries,
among which may be found in the DRY ,
GOODS line :
Brown and Bleached Shirting?wide and
g<?ou. Apron and Shepherd Cheek a;
Helm ylitill Checks, Family
Linen, Fancy Prints,
Printed I.awns,
Solid, ("heck
and
Fancy Plaid
Ginghams. A variety
Of Cambrics?white nnd
colored. Ladies L Cambric
handkerchiefs, colored cotton nnd
Berlin Gloves White and colored I lose,
White ar.d Colored spool Cotton,
For sale by JOS. M.GAYLE.
Camden, S. C. 11 ?If
For Men uml Boys Wear.
POWERLOOM, Fancv and Verona-twill
Cotlonades, Marseills Coating, Blue
Stripes and Denims, Georgia Nankin arid
DAtch Linen, Satin-faced ami fancy union
Drills, Grass Cloth and fancy Cassiniere,
llalf-hose?white, brown, and fancy, colored
Lisle Thread Gloves,
JOS. M. GAY I.E.
Camden, S C. 11 tf
Hats! Hats!!
?TMIE UNDERSIGNED would direct par
1 ticular attention to his large nnd well
selected stock of lists, which he will dispose
of at prices that cannot fail to prove
satisfactory. Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
JOS. M. GAY I.E.
Camden, S, C. lilt
Shoes! Shoes!!
rpilB SUBSCRIBER would confidently
1 n?k attention to his large and varied
stock of Shoes and G.liters for Gentlemen
and Ladies wear. He has on hand many
of the latest patterns, at exceedingly low
prices.
Ji ?r?. .11 l?.\ 1 i.r.
Cam den. S. C. 1 | if
"(Iroccrics."
SUGAR ;in<i C< 'KKKE of nil grades ;?
TKAS, Green, Gunpowder mid Hlne.k
Haoon , l.ird, in whole half and <|ii.trior
Hlils., also. in Ki'u*. Prime Mobs Pork ;
Maokoral No.i 1. 'J and 3. whole, half and
quarter HIi'h, nlso, Kits No. I. 2 ami 3. A
Nti 1 article of Snjjor cured Mains by
Messrs J no. Fitolio tV. Son, also, the eelehrntod
Washington Until. Rice, (Jintfer,
Spice, Pepper, Soda, Raisins ami Candies.
& c , & e.
JOS. M. GAYI.lv
Camden, S. (?. Iltf
m
Crockery Ware.
J
VI.ar^'e and vnrietl assortment of Glass.
. China, and Karl lien ware just opened.
JOS M. GAYI.K.
I s: i < <
W..I.MM II .? I I i I
SKlJAliS!MUARS!
1 j vj v UOXKS ?f the following IUuikU of
1 \ H ' Havana Scjiarv.?Colorado! Madurn,
Clara. Oh-uro. liio Hondo?all highly
tl ivored, can be had at flic lowest figures,
at JOS. M. (iAVI.K.
Camden, S.
)/ l llllliS. i lioice n. O. MoIuhhuh and
f )\ / Sii(jar House Syrup, just received
and for sale low for cash, hv
IOS M. (JAY I.E.
A B. MULLIGAN,
WHOLESALE AND PLANTERS'
GltOCER
No. 132 MEKTJNO'STREKT,
I II A K L i: H TO !\ , *. i .!
Dealer in h!I kinds of (Jroceries.
May I81I1 1850, 14 ? ly.
C. A. MoEONALD,
MERC II A NT T A I LO R,
CAMDEN, So. Ca..
Has just received from New York, and will
keep constantly on hand, a Ksloefcslock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part of
READY MADE CLOTHING
l or lien and Roy*.
TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS.
Also iuus1hiuno goods, consisting of
LINKS' AND rXDKRSlIIRTS, DRAWERS, I
SOCKS, CRAVATS, AND EVERY
ARTICLE OF GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
LIT For Sale on Reasonable Terms.
March 30, 1359. 7-3in.
Notioe to Debtors.
i
\I.ti persons indebted to the Estate of
late Sum'!. B. Hamtin nd are earnestly
requested to pay theii several liabilities before
return >lay next.
Persons having demands against the Es*
tnte will please present them before the
i?l ..f a..-;i
P. T HAMMOND, J
RALEIGH HAMMOND, \ Kx'ra.
GEO. W. HAMMOND S
Jan 26, 1859. 50?tf
P li t SGI Nil It 0 C h
MINERAL. SPRINGS.
r?"MIB Subscriber haa the pleasure to
X. inform the public, thnt he baa bought
bia partner'* interest in the Hanging Rock
Mineral Springs' Hotel. The business here
flor will be conduced solely by the proprietor,
who is now prepared for the reception i
and accommodation of visitors nnd travellers.
Ample arrangements are being made
for the approaching season, of which more
anon.
\V. M. RARTON.
May 4. 1859 12?tf
I
I UST RKCEIVBD, One bbl Koroaine
Oil, direct from the Factory at New
York, for iSnU- at per gallon, at
ua?sei;rink4 curbton's.
April, 1859.
Blank*! Blanks!!
A SUPPLY of blanks on hand at *h?
Ledger < Mice, that will m aolj exclusively
for cash. Persona will oblige ua by not
eking for them on aov >lher terpia.
t^o-1F T 8 ..Ml
SPLENDID GIFTS
to:
PURCHASERS OF BOOKS,
AT
THE OKU.IVtl
aND
WT THE ?2?l. Y
<;ivT BOOK emrt:Rpui/E
Established i* 1854.
HEAD QUARTERS I_
. ' FOR THE
ill UNITED STATES, | v?
?(? AT T"K ? ^
f t PUBLISHING HOUSE <'?
g<5 of S-g
It G. G. EVANS, ||
* '1 439 CHESNTJT STREET, J I
Philadelphia, Pa. g ~
CATAEOUES SENT FREE. ' *"
Since I originated the Gift Hook Knterpriae,
I have repeatedly called the attenion of the
puhlic to my large stock and liberal offers, to
which they have always warmly responded.?
I can now, with more satisfaction than ever,
call attention to my largely increased inducements
to purchasers. Heing very heavily en
gaged in publishing, I exchange my own pub
iicatious* for those of others houses, and am
enabled to procure all my books at the original
cost of making, and thus can and do supply
the majority of. the other houses engaged in
the Gift Hook Trade, with their books, cheaper
than they can procure tliein from other publishers.
1 r an also, by my heavy purchaser! of
Watches and Jewelry, for cash, furnish them
with their Gifts at lower rates than they can
buy them from the manufacturers.
Having such an advantage in having. I can
insure my customers better Gifts with their I
Books tluni any other house, and can give my
Agents a larger commission. A valuable Gift ]
will be delivered with each Book at the time
of sale. Gilts worth $.*>00, at the lowest wholesale
prices, will be impartially distributed with
every |>l,ooo worth of Hooks sold.
Send for a Catalogue, which will he mailed
free to any address containg the most valuable
collection of Standard productions in Literature,
Philosophy, History, Goopraphy, Travels,
and the Sciences, with nil the favorite works
of Fiction and Romance, and eveay other department
of Literature, classified as described
below. Send for it for if you don't wish to order
Hooks, you will obtain a very valuable
Hook for reference, us it contains all the de?
si ruble books in print, and will cost you nothing
i ai m ill.ii attention is rcqiicmefl 10 ilu last
of my Publications, which will bo found in tin*
lattor part of my Classified Catalogue. It contains
it large nuuibor of deservedly popular
work a, by various authors ; among which aro
all of T. S. Arthur's best works, well known as
a moral, instructive ami pleasing author, interesting
biographies, travels, Ae.
CLASSIFICATION OK IUM?KS
Agricultural?This department embraces all
stumlurd works upon geiierul Agriculture, Cotton
l'lanting, Flowers, Gardening, Farm Implements,
Horses, Sheep,-Cattle, Bees, Ac., Ac.
Albums?Ladies' (a great variety) Floral,
Cap (Juarto, Royal Cap, Demy tjuarto, Autograph,
Ac.
Annuals?a large and elegant assortment.
Itibles?A splendid assortment of l'ockct,
Pew and Family Itibles, in every style, from
i 1 to ffto.
Prayer Rooks?A complete a Mormon t, in
every form ami at alt prion*
Hymn Books?As used by the different denominations.
ibogrnphicat?Wo.-ks of Irving, Headley,
Weeins, Sparks, Bancroft, and every other
standard author.
Botanicul?By Comstock, Gray, Liueoin,
Darby, Wood, Ac., Ac.
Cookery?Receipt Hint Cook Hooks, l?v Mrs.
Halo, Leslie, Widdificld, MrKeu/.ie, Ac.
German?Standard (ieruian Literature.
Dictionaries \Vcluster's, English, French,
German, Spanish, Latin, Greek, Italian, Ac.
Cyclopedias?All the standard authors.
Geographical?The latest and most approved
School and other Geographies, Maps, and
Travelers' Guides.
Geology?The works of Hugh Miller, Harris,
Hitchcock, Lyrll, and others.
Historical?By Pre?cott, Irving, Bancroft,
Robertson, Hume, Gibbons, Marauley, and
others.
Humorous?Embraces a World of Fun.
Juvenile ? Every description of Illustrated
Books lor Children.
Law And Medicine?The Standard Works
of these professions.
Mechanical And Scientific?The most approved
works on Mechanics, Architecture and
the exact Sciences.
l'oetry?English and American. Octavo and
Litciury editions of the Standard Poets; Pocket
and Cabinet editions?plain and illustrated,
bound in every style to suit the taste of ull.
Works Of Fiction?By S^tt, Irving, Cooper,
Dickens, and all the upp^^cd writers.
School And Classical, Travels And Adventures,
Games, Sports And Pastimes, Religious,
Biblical And Theological, Musical And Glee
Hooks I 1,1.1 kVtloursliln Anil kri'S Masonry
Miscellaneous.?Our Mi-cellaneous Depart,
incut embraces everything not included in tin;
above classitiicalion, of an interesting or inatructivo
character, that is in print.
SCHKDIJLK <>F GIFTS.
Patent Lnglish L-ver Gold Watches, with
fine Gold Hunting Case* >iI00 uti
Patent Anchor I .ever Gold Watches, large
size, warranted good movements, with tine
Gold Hunting Cases 50 0(J
ljnl.es' 18k. Case Gold la-ver Watches
warranted good timekeepers, with tine Gold
Hunting Cases 50 GO
I join s' 18k. Case Gold I.ever Watches
Open Dial 35 00
Cents' Silver Lever Watches, Hunting
Cases, 25 Of
Gents' Silver la-pine Watches, Hunting
Cases, 15 OC
Gents' Silver Lepine Watches, Open Dial
12 OC
Parlor Time-Pieces, new pattern warran
tod, 10 Ot.
Jjidi.V Klegant il ark Silk Dress Patters,
15 OC
Ladies' Klegant Plaid Silk Dress Pat
terns, 12 0>!
I.adios' Cameo Sets, Pin and Drops t<
match. 15 Ot
I jnlics' Csmoe Sets, Pin and Drops t<
match, 10 Ot
Ladies' Gold Bracelets, extra fin?, 10 01
Ladies' Gold Bracelets, Plain or Kngrav
cd Band, 5 OC
Gents' Solid Gold Vest Chains, new pat
tern, 15 Ot
Ladies' Guards, or Chatelaine Chains
i Choice. 15 ot
Ijirge Gold Spring Lockets, with Don bit
Cases, 10 (H
l^irgc Gold Snap Locked, with Donbh
Cases. 6 01
Medium size. No. 3, l/>ckets, with Dou
hie Cases, 3 0(
Heavy Gold Pencil Cases, with Goh
Pens, 7 61
I Superior Gold Pons, with Holders an<
Box, 3 01
Indies Gold Pencils, 3 01
Gents' Heavy Gold Pencils, 8 ft!
Gents' Gold Pens, with Silver Exten-ioi
Pencil, a 0i
L i.1 icV ('oral, Garnet, or Tarquois Heti
16 0!
Indies' Mosaic or Gold stone sets, 10 O
1 .ailien' Florentine sets, pin nnd drops to |
match, 10 00
Ladies' .let sets, pin and drops to match,
7 50
Ladies' Lava sets, pin and drops to match
10 00
Indies' C'nineo Pins, large size, 5 00
Ladies' do do medium, 3 50
ladies' do do small, '2 50
Ladies' Gold stone pins, small, 2 50
Ladies' box and glass miniature pins, 2 00
(.a dies' Plain gold pins, new pattern, 2 50 '
Ladies' Plain Far Drops, , 2 00
Misses' d i Gold Pins, 1 60
Gents' ('luster Pins, Opal Centra, 2 60
Gents' Sinele Stone Pins. * lift
Gents' cameo or mosaic bosom studs 4 60
Gents' Engraved Gold do do 2 65
Cleuls' Sleeve Buttons, 2 60
Indies, do do 2 00
Ladies, 1Vr/| Card CWs, 5 00
Gents' Ponr! Pocket Knives, 3 Blades,
best quality, 1 00
Misses' Idiva Pins, 2 50
Gente' (/old Watch Keys& I'encils, combined,
2 00
Gents' Gold Toothpicks 2 00
Gents' gold ring's, with stone setting. 2 5o
I,ndies' do do do do 1 6o. !
Soto Silver-plated Ten Spoons, 2 00
Silver-plated Butter Knives, 1 00
Indies' or Gents' Money l'urses, 50
Gents' gold watch keys or vest hook-,I 50
Ladies' Florentine Breast Pins, 3 50
Ladies' Jet Breast Pin-, 3 50
Ladies' Mosaic Breast Pins, 5 00
Ladies' Cameo Far Drop*, 4 50
Misses' do do 2 50
Misses'ear drops, with stone setting, 2 00
Misses' Gold Bracelet, hnlf round taind,
engraved, 4 00
Ladies' Gold Bracelets, half round band,
| engraved, 6 00
Gents' Scarf Pin. 2 00
I Gents' Jet or Florentine Studs, 3 00
Gents' Sleeve Buttons, Jet, Florentine
and Onyx, 3 50
i " Misses' Gold Stone Sets, Fur Drops and
Pin, ^ 5 00
I jidies' gold peris, with holder &. ]mx, I 50
(tents' Cameo Mosaic or Florentine sleeve
j Buttons, 4 00
Misses' Neck Chains, 0 00
Miscellaneous Gifts, not enumerated in
the above list, varying in value from 50 cts
to 25 00
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
To Agents I can give ni"re liberal inducements
than can be afforded by anv other
house. In addition to larger commissions,
it is much easier to get subscribers for my
enteprise than any other. I'lie peculiar advantages
are?A Larger Slock and better
Catalogue to select from. A better assortment
and quality of Gifts. More punctuality
and correctness in filling Orders.
li* lining as Agents tor me, persons wishing
a valuable Library can procure it gratis.
Those seeking an easy method of earning
a livelihood can fuel it Any one desiring
a good Watch,can obtain it. For full particulars,
send for a Catalogue.
My large capital, together with my long
experience in the business and consequent
familiarity with all i s details, gives me an
almost incalculable advantage over all other
I parties All I ask is a trial. Send me an
order, and yon will be convinced that there
I is no exaggeration. Do not forget to send
j for a Catalogue. Persons visiting the eity,
are requested to call and examine for themselves.
(J (J hVANS'
11 KM) Ql'AliThltS,
X A'J t 'llKsTSt't StIIKKT,
Philadelphia, \'n.
Branch Store, 4r> Cvrnhi'!. Boston, Mass.
Special Notice to Book Buyers.
As there are parties of doubtful responsibility
advertising (lift concerns, and some
are making many large promises, under fictitious
names, without the intention or ability
to fulfil them, hoping, through th, pj?p
| ularity of my enterprise, to deceive uu<f
j plunder the public, a strict sense of compels
iiic to warn all against them. And if any
I ? a i i
i urvi-itril iiuu cilt'illL'll II) UU'Ml, lllev
should not so unjust us to condemn n?e
along with them, for tliey are base imitators j
of mi enterprise that tins cost me mi immense
amount of lime unii money to place
in tin' position which it now occupies, commanding
an extensive and increasing trade
approiied and endorsed, with tlio in cat entire
freedom and confidence, by the lending
Publishing Houses in the Union whose letters
of approval and endersement are in my
possession, and will be produced and shown
at any time with the greatest pleasure.
June'J2, Gin. G. G. EVANS.
SO U T II OA Ito L I N A ,
IN EQUITY?Lancaster District.
Anna E. Foster, by "j Petition for nettle*
i A. Mayer, next friend, J ment of wi f e's
vs. f Equity.
William Foster. j
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner, that William Foster, the defendant
in above petition, resides without
the limits of this State. It is ordered on
motion of Jno. Williams, Sol'r., for petitioner,
that the snid William Foster, do
answer, fiend, or demur to the petition in
above case, on or before the 1st day of Sep!
tember 1859, otherwise judgment procon1
| fesso will be ordered against him.
JAMES II. W1THERSPOOX,
c. k. l. d.
1 I Lancaster, May 18, 1859?14 3tn p f $G.
I TUB STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA
i l
Lancaster District
1 | In thr Common I'lean.
' I James II Withers poon, c. E. l. n, 1 attachvs.
' ment.
WiMiara Scmbler. j
, j J nines II. Witherspoon, c. E. L. t?. ) attach
( j vs. > ment.
. George D. Beckham. j
1 Whereas, the plaintiff did on the '21st day
. of Man h 1859, tile his declarations against
) ! the defendants, who (as it is said; are ah1
1 sent from and without the limits of this
1 Stale, and have neither wife's nor attorney's
' : known within the satire, upon whom copies
' j of the said declarations might he served :
' It is therefore ordered that the said defen1
j danta do appear and plead to the said de'
ulnrations, on or before the '22d day of
March I860, otherwise f.nal nnd absolute
' judgment will then be given and awarded
" against thum.
' Othce Court of Common Plea#, lasncas.
' ter, March '21, 1859.
J. A. STKWMAN, C,Ck.
J March Si. " 6?1 v
J To Cotton Planters.
* rpi!E undersigned in prepared lo sell Cob
' JL ton Cilns of the bent quality nt 92 per
1 saw, delivered at'the Charlotte, York and
3 N. C. K. Road landing*. The advantage
1 theao Gins hnvo over those shipped from
? other Slates ia, lhat they will last longer
& one sett of ribbs being equal to three, the
J brush covered with tin inntead of cloth and
n being more easily repaired and at less ex<
D pense.
K Reference, John Jonen. I.ibertv Hill.
J JAMES M. ELLIOTT,
o Winnsboro' May 4, |859, 19-(tut.
NEW <J<
ONCE MORE I HAVE THE PLEASURE
my customers aud the public to u very vxt
Spring and Sui
THE REST?as to styles and quality aiui at tY
?1.5- -1 ? ~ - -
v vj ?i una jiincf; our hiock 01 Mhoes Tor men, w<
thing we have ever before otTered. Our stock ol
boat we, have ever had. Our stock of Dry (in
and patterns than usually found in a country sto
Our BONNKTS and Fancy (ioods will comj
aa many of them are of new designs and purch:
in store. Our Cl.OTHING is of the
V EIt V L ITEST
We also have an excellent stoek of Hard
Iron molds and bars. Drug*, Medicines, Grocerim
Hosiery, l.ndies Dusters, Talmas, Collars, lleac
Double skirt Ilobus, Bonnet Cord. Hoop Skirts
lion of which are of recent import ition's and w
All of these GOODS will be sold on the mo
our stock and we will take pleasure in giving j
We are thankful J'or the liberal patronage we ha
to the wants of our customers to merit their cor
Pleasant Hill, April, 1859.
"NEW S
AT Til
Han ii? Rock M
TOPE ARE NOW RECEIVING .
$$1 sorted Stock of
M GOODS ANt
which we will sell at very reasonable prices,
tion of our Stock and wiil be happy to wait oi
where it will give us pleasure to show them
'i^ ^ to m n '
and fashion of tin* season. We will always
SADIES AND GENT
ihat cannot fail to suit the most fastidious. Tl
'.ended to us, we solicit a continuance of the
"small i.rollt and quick returns,"'a!I we want is
Call at onc? on
Mineral Springs, April 6, 1859. 8
FOG ARTIES &
W II 0 L E S A L E A
(ri P. ;
1, il .
DRY GOOD
Wc beg leave to inforjn our Friei
now prejtared t
A LARGE AND BEAUT
SPRING AN]
D R E S S
KM BRACING ALL LHE NEW!
ARLE STYLES FROM Til
AND AMERICAN M
?
Planters ant1
WILL FIND IT TO TIIEIR ADVANTA
Domestic and Pla:
which win< he soi.d at unu.su/
Orders accompanied with Cash or City refere
attention, and every effort made to give satisfui
M I Ji L E \vT^
Containing a list of our Goods, with Memo
Gratis, on application to
FOGAI
257 K
May 18, 1859. 14?ly.
IF YMJ HAVE DYSPEPSIA,
1 Use the Columbian Bitters.
If you have HEADACHE, 'I
Use the Columbian Bitters. S
If you have giddiness ok the head.
Use the Columbian Bitters.
If you have Depressed Spirits,
list the Columbian Bitters.
If you have Piles, ?
Use the Colombian Bitters. *
If you have no Appetite, t
Use the Columbian Bitters. |
If you have pain in hide and back, i \
Use the Columbian Bitters c
If you have Sick Stomach. c
Use the Columbian Bitters.
If you have Jaundice,
Use the Columbian Bitters.
If your Liver is Diseased,
Use the Columbian Bitters, r
If you are subject to Costiveness,
Use the Columbian Bitters, r
Sold at FIFTY CENTS a Bottle by
Merchants generally, and by d
11 AVILAND, STEVENSON Si Co.
Druggist, Charleston, S. C. ii
II \SSKLTINE Si CURETON, (
Agents for Ltncnster.
April 20, 1859? 10-Jy. ,
" KERRJSON & LEIDINti, \\
?IMPORTERS? |
Foreign and Domestlo Dry Goods,
Wholesale and Retail. (
Hud Struct?one door from King,
CHARLESTON, S. C. I
April 20, 1859. 10?ly. ,
NEGROES FOR SALE. |
i THK SUBSCRIBER offer, for tale four 1
I or five likely, young end number one ne- 1
groee. ?*. private aale for caah Any pereon
wiahing to purehaae would do well to
call and aee for themselvet.
WILLIAM W. ELLIS. <
March 30th 7?Sim.
t '
miiis::
OF CALLING THE ATTENTION OF
;en?ive stock of
limer Goods,
ie lo^Mt prices that has ever been offeriiinen
and children, excels in quality *.nyi
fine Boots and Ladies line Shoes is the
ods, includes a greater variety of styles
re.
pare favorably with any in the market,
asud from the importers on their arrival
1 STYLES..
ware, (tuns,Crocker? and Glass Ware,
?, Saddlery, Rooks and Stationery, Hats.
1 Drosses, Hiding lials nnd Rloomers.?
and many otlier articles ; a large por?
ere not in market a few weeks ago.
st reasonable terms. Call and examine
:< a good bargains in excellent Goods.-?
ve received and hope by strict attention
itinued favors.
James R. Magill.
10?tf.
TORE
E
moral Springs!
A LARGE AND WELL AS
) GROCERIES.
We have taken great pains in the scleca
our friends and customers at our Store
<? S<t ?l$3
1 keep on hAd a assortment of
lemenI '.(TEAIt,
lankful for the patronage heretofore exsame,
our motto is and alwav-s will be
a call and yon wi^-be satisfied.
STANLEY & SCANLON.
?tf
STILLMAN.
l N It It E T A I L
^ fii
?S STORE.
ius una ousiomers that we are
0 offer them
IFUL VARIETY OF
3 SUMMER
G 0 0 D
i)ST AND MOST FASHIONE
FRENCH, ENGLISH,
ANUFACTURES.
1 Farmers
GE TO EX A MIN E OU it STOCK O F
ntation Goods ;
ILLY LOW PRICES FOIt CASII.
iices, at 30 or GO dava. will rppnivA nrnmnt
- ? r,w,Mrition.
L L M A N A C
randoms attached, will be aeut by mnil
IT IKS & STILLMAN,
ing-street, corner of Wentworth,
CHARLESTON, & C.
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity?Lancaster District.
'he Executors of ") Bill of revivor, to sublamuel
B. Hum- I ject fund in Comm'ers ,
inond, } hands to pay a legal
vs. | demand and for relief.
Thomas Ballard. J
It appearing to my satisfaction that tho
efenaunt Thomas Ballard resides without
he limits of this State, it is oideted on
notion of Williams, Sol'r., for complainants
hat said Thomas Ballard, do answer, plead
ir demur to the Bill in above case on or
tefore the first day of September 1859,
itherwise judgement pro confcsso will bo
irdered against him.
JAMES H. W1THERSPOON,
c. e. h. d.
May '25, 1859?l5-3m.
Franklin Aoademy.
rHE FIRST Session of this Institution
commences 1st MnnH?? :?> i?-..?
?j in nuuuni y
icxt and end* 1st June.
The second session commences 1st Monlay
in July und ends 1st December.
lrhe Trustees have succeeded in retain
ng the services of MR SAM'L. Mc/ORMICK,
whose proficiency in teaching
s surpassed by few. Young men can
>e thoroughly prepared to enter any of
he higher institution* of learning in the
Southern States. The Village is very
icallhVi and there is not, at prestff a
jrog shop or place where ardent spicftaean
ie obtained in it.
Boarding can be obtained in private famlies
at ftlO per month.
Tho rates of tuition are the same as
1 4? J?1? ?i *
iiiuic in ntnurimei inriiugnoul me DUtt.
The Academy building in now in com}
repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
tdvantagea which will at leant cqun! those
#f other places, and to our District are held
>ut such inducements as we believe will oblate
the necessity of sending our youqf
nen and boys abroad.
8. b. ma8sev,
Secretary.
Dec. 16, 1868. 44-tf.
TWINE?l,00o Hanks 'fhreeply, tar
sale at JOS m. GaVLE