ocr: ' | ( ^ r ^ t( i< j PROCLAMATION, Exeoutive Department, ), Columbia, Oct. 4, 186'j. j tftTtlRlltSAS, States as well as ala, are bound to render thanks to ilinighty God for His mercies, to humble hemselves Wfore Him on account of thcii ins, and to tremble at His j' dgments : Be t, therefore, known, that I John If. Means, overnor and Commander-in-Chief of t'10 'onwnon wealth of South Carolina, do issue his my Proclamation, setting apart S9th instant, as a day to be to religious exercises, and do earnestly pquest that all secular business be suspendd on that day, and that all our people in their respective places of worship, :>r the purpose of acknowledging God'f lereies, deploring our sins, confessing the istiec of his cl a-tisement and beseeching ivor for the time to ?om? In testimony of which, I have signed iny name, and caused the seal o! the State to be affixed. JOHN H. MEANS. 5y the Governor; Ben 1'f.hby. Secretary. Oct 13, 185-2. 3fi td, ; i


The Lancaster ledger. [volume]

ocr: If EQUITY?UacaMr District (?. Caston, > Bill vs I for Partition Wm. T. Canton, f of Samuel C. Canton. J Lands. It appearing to my satisfaction that the fondants, William T. Caston and Samuel C. reside beyond the limits of this State, It is ordered on motion of Willi,.mo wiu iiUl for complainant, that wild defendant* do awer, plead or demur to the bill in above ease on or before the 25th of June 1852, Judgment proconfesso will be ordered them. JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, Com. La a. Dial.

place_of_publication: Lancaster, S.C.

publisher: R.S. Bailey


ocr: |] ? I I sur one thc p<*' Col An on* tha in t Pul I " , ' IRUGS AND MEDICINES OUR MOTTO IS 4 Quirk Salra and Short Profit*." IAILE & TWITTY rOST RESPECTFULLY L the attention of Iancastcrvillc, and rounding country, to their . Nfew and Cheap Drug Store, i door south of J. Adams' Store, where v can find n well selected stock of Drugs, divines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs and fnmerv*. lady's Toilet Powders, Water ored Paints and Pencils, Puffs &c. e Envelopes and Note Paper, Fine Chew- Tobacco and Cigars, always on hand. ything in our line, not on hand, will be ered for customers at the shortest notice. Ml the above articles having been mostly for rash, will lie sold lower n the same article hns usually been :his place. Call and see that this is JinfC' f-aif Our Soda Fountain is now in ope- ion. and we arc prepared to customers with Soda Water, Syrups, . Ice nlways on hand. Hot Lancnstcrville, 8. C., April 28. 3mo.


ocr: EQUITY?Lancaster District C- Perry, widow, Oliver") Bill and Thos. I). Perry, Execu- 1 ? tors of Zadoek Perry, deceased. I vs. J of SSTSLJ&SUS:| Perry, Louisiana Perry, Rueben 1 v Perry, George F Ingram. Perry. J ry, dee'd It appearing to my satisfaction that all the defendants above named, reside without the ''m'k ?' State, except George F. Ingram and wife, he having married a daaghter of Zadoek Perry. It is ordered on motion of solicitor for complainants that the said defendants do answer plead or demur to **'" 'n a^ovo ease, on or before the 26th June, 1852; otherwise-Judgment pro fe8so will be ordered against them. JAMES H. WITHERSPOON. Com. Eq. L. D. Lancaster, C. II.,March 23, 1852. 7 8mo.


ocr: f . Rl) S J ^^ ' ^ V COTTON GINS. OTTON GINS OF 8UPERIOH struction, and of the best mal per Saw, made and warranted 'Scribe r. Al?o, Wheat Fans, Tl :hines and Horse Mills. Id Gins faithfully repaired. A1 lkfully received und punctually i R. J. McCRE* 'nmdcn, S. C., April 14, 1862. i rwvr p icrial, n? by tli. ir;.?hiri(. C1HTC< * 10.6m


ocr: y bid ry a oeso erj ^ oar In lonr?f, IV. C. IJ D. PORTICE, rwpeetfally informa T a the eitiaeoa of Monro* and anrroun- ( country, ?het he has pereeenantly Iocs- himself i? thie pl*m\ where he will our- (Ml the above bwrineaa In ell iU various lichee In ? Wmtaiw and Stylo, I at the aaine time have a 4?e ragum* to THE LATEST FA8HF0N8 eLSty.fiS?*?*L?


ocr: rc> I'* *n< el* AJDDLE & Establishment. THE SITRSCRTUFR RFC poctfully informs tho citimu of s District and elsewhere, tliat ho lu h noved from his former stand to the old nd formerly occupied by F. K. Brum- !tt, where he is prepared to carry on the idle an<l Harness business in all its va- us branches; sueh as Covering and dding Saddles, which he will warrant; aggon Harness, Riding Bridles, <%a, i will sell as low as can be purchased e?h<w. "?" Please call and examine for yourselves. 1). M. POER,


ocr: jf J C * tlios scrib s^v j IS CE LL ANBO 'ATAWBA HOUf On iHniU'Mrect, frw rods Smith of the Cmirt f TlIEabove named House ha L been much enlarged nnd pu horough repair and furnished is now prepared to accomod e disposed to give it a call. T >er makes no boasts but will ?i.~ t>..i.i:~ .i.?n i? umt * ii^; x uuuv r? 111*11 II? MCWU in n style not excelled by any ic up country. * J. A. IIASSELT ancastcr, Feb 12 tf U 13 House.) is -dp** it HiliL anew, ate nil he sub- iimoda- INE. 1


ocr: WOOD SHOP. Subscriber has moMiI i<?rr Preabyterian Chtirt-h nn<l will all work in hi* line on moderate bo thankful for the public TIM ftOIKJhllSi


ocr: ' i , ( ( , ( | , , j i KtDDIilRY, PAINTING, &C. REMOVAL. HARNESS! HARNESS!! nA- <> A. IUTTO\, , L Cli MANUFACTURER OF FARHl ICE AM) WAGON HARNESS, Bridles, marten/sale?. vkpt- C.I I. BAGS. TRUNKS, WllII'S, \ti>l cry thing Minting to n ir<7/ HARMS* HHOIK ? r I'M IE Subseriber, having r.-bowed his 1 Harness Establishment to tlu< shop for- m rly occupied by Emmons & Button as a r cri oi> shop, one lot below the Court I louse 011 Dunlap street, would respectfully inform the citizens of L.ne stcr ;.nd eoun'ry, tli .t he is now prepared to firry on the M ri ss business in all its br ncli k li ino h id a thorough exiw- rirne ii th li.Mness, the subscriber would r. up e rnliy solicit the of all persons biinif ut want of any- lliing ill his line, and hopes by, S. atI ntion to husin -ss. and workinir nothincrbut th?* best Oi?teri.l, to share ;it least a portion >f the public i iron u All work w.rran S .l.ll. i r p ir. il t short notice. 11 nJ e mill', ltd b com Hired that c n ? II Hi i si or nytliin/in the liar- ess I ill" j. ecor.limr to <ju lily, us can :k* bought in Cb rlcuton. i I). A. BUTTON, feb Jfi fini 3


ocr: i I IJI* BY THJC ?t his .residence, withili ono mil* lj?nd* Ford, TWO MULK8?ono an limy Mule, Uo dthcr a Or ^ Homo wiin m.rks on his shoulder. j. m. Faulkner. WOod Wanted. WHICH CASH WILL ^iveo. A^'ly a4 UiiuOfiaou.


ocr: of South Carolina. Lancaster District. In the Common Pleas. C. Potts, i Declaration in vs. V Foreign '* j Attachment. THE PLAINTIOT DID on the 22th day of April, 1B92, file Declaration against the Defendant who, (as it is said) is absent from and without the 01 uus oinie, aad has neither wife nor known within the same, upon copy of the said Declration might be ser" It is, therefore, ordered that the said do appear and plead to the said on or before the 13th day of which will be in the year of our Lord Thousand Eight Hundred snd otherwise, final and absolute will then be gircn and awarded ngsins * * H. R. PRICE, c. c. p. Clerks Office, Lancaster C. II., April 13, 1852. ly.qr.no.ll ~


ocr: OUR MOTTO 18 u Quick Sale* and Short Profit*? HAILE & TWITTY respectfully invitf the attention of Ldboaaterville, an< I surrounding country, to new ua tirap Drag store, one door south of J. Adiuns' Store, when they can find a welt "elected stock of Dnigc Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs one Perfumery s. Lady's Toilet Powders, Wate Colored Paints and Pencils, Puffs die Fiqp Envelopes and Note Paper, Fine Chew ing Tobacco and Cigars, always on hand Anything in our line, not on hand, will l? ordered for customers at the shortest notice All the above articles having been pur chased mostly for cash, will be sold lowe than the same article has usually been soli in this place. Call and see that this is m puffin#. fngT* Our Soda Fountain is now in ope ration, and we are prepared to accommodat our customers with Soda Water, Syrupt die. Ice always on hand. Lancasterville, S. C., April 28. 3mo. '' ^ '' * j


ocr: SCE CATAWBA HOUSE, On Main-Street, (A few r<tds Smith <rf the Court Ilouse.) THE above named House has -iptv been much enlarged and put JfluL in thorough repair and furnished anew, and is now prepared to accomodate all those disposed to give it a call. The makes no leasts but will simply say that the Public shall be in e vtyb* not excelled by any Ilnuse in the up country. ' J. A. HA.SSELTINK. Lancaster, l'cb 12 tf


ocr: I j * 1 J t, t ? 1 ( j j ? 1 t t in s 1111.1 n?I) HORMI1S A. C _ ^ To Hirr. AA Sultscrilier can those who wish to Hire with Ilor- ies and Buggies, or Carriages to any Jj* wish to go Those fTwant ibove articles will please call at the Ca- :awU House or at the Uneaater in<; Provision Store, where they can iceomiTH^ttd Rl ? umw- irrivinjf by stage ^ *? *n-V >f the country they wish to go. J. A. HAS8ELTINR. Feb 12 if 1 CATAWBA HOUSE, named IIoUiD iu been muoh enlarged and put n thorough repair and furnished anew, ind is now prepared to accomodate ail hose disposed to give it a call. The eub- criVr makes no boaata I nit will ay that the PuWie shall be acooratnoda- ?d in a atyle nut excelled by an, n the up country ? ARflKI TINE J. A. I1ASSELTINK. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1


ocr: ARTlOTJIsAR are now praparad to do all kinds of CHECK 4 CARD. .rain visa RAceiprs, PfcfcH, Juj., niMl atk Urn* m ohtuip ?auU la ttw swte or atowhe*. gr iUnkr of .u khffa ihnMi ImmL orPnow4?|*ef(uotk>e.


ocr: In Equity.?I<anca*ter Dintrict. Nathaniel B. Ingram, ^ Petition to I ject an Equity Nathaniel Ingrain, J to pay a legal Francis P. Ingram. J demand. It appearing to my satisfaction that Ingram (son of Jemima) resides the limits of this State. It is orderod, motion of Moore, solicitor for petitioner, that the said Nathaniel Ingram do answer, plead, or demurr to tlio petition filed against in the nbove case, on or before the 1 st of June, 1852, otherw ise judgment pro eon* fesso, will be ordered against him. JAMEtf H. WITHERSPOON. C. E. L. I). C. S.


ocr: Equity?L. an easier Hist. M. Croxton, Ku-"j Pill to divide real Croxton, Mary Estate Ac. Henry Ander- Estate of James A* Mittey his wife. Croxton, decenary I ed and Jane P Ward A: Jane his [ Croxton Chas. P. Allen A ed, his wife, Joseph A 1 Inch el his wife. uppvajHiiig vu my sausiaeuon that K. an<l Jane, his wife,JoHcph Woods ltachol, his wife, defendants in above reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered, on motion of Clinton <k Ilaiua sol'r. for complainants, that the said do answer, plead, or demur, to the Bill in above case, on, or before the 1st of June, 1852, otherwise, Judgment, confesso will be ordered against each all of them. JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, fJom'r Eq'y L.an'r l)ist. ComYs office, Feb 12 3in 1


ocr: CATAWBA HOUSE, On Main-Street, (A few rods Stnilh of the Court above named House has been much enlarged and put in thorough repair and furnished and is now prepared to accomodate all those disposed to give it a call. The makes no boaata but will say that the Public shall be in a stylo not excelled by any in the up country. ' J. A. HASSELTINE. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1 '


ocr: PLANTER'S BANE Of Fairfield, So. ('a. THE ACT OF THE I.EGIS- laturc, "to establish and incorporate a Bank in the Town of Winsboro'," the sub- scril>ers will open Books at Ijincaster, C. H., on the IstMonduy of April next, and day r~ll : lit a \? .? oil .1 luiiunui^* iiuiii iv u v:iwtn, i\, &*?. until ~ o'clock P. M., on each day, to receive to the capital rtoek of said Bank. capital stock of said Bank is divided into Twelve Thousand Shares, of Twenty- Five Dollars each share; and on each sharo Five Dollars in specie, or the Bills of specie paying Banks must be paid at the time of ." n escribing. j as. u. w it 11krspoon. ) McKENNA, > Comm'cre. JOHN ADAMS. )


ocr: i to Everv Bodv I LI. PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED Cautioned not to trade for a note given by me to Johu Turner, doted 3d January 1862. and due 1st December, 1852, for Dollar*. Said note wnagiven for a Horse which wa* un*ound at the tiinc, (but ! did not know it,) and which Horse died in a after i got him. I will not pay *aid note unless compelled by law, and I ao not believe a juat law will innkc ine pay it, as the horso was unsound to rottenness. STEPHEN williams, ml 1 5 3t?ein.D*


ocr: In Equity?Lancaster IHst. John W. Gregory,1 Willis Gregory, Jr. Bill for Partition vs. Gregory, wi- of Lands and ThosJ. Gregory I II. Jackson Gregory, j grots, Estate of Gregory .Alfred J i Man* A, his | Willis Gregory,sr? wife, Joseph Terrell <k I J., his wife. J deed. It appearing to my satisfaction that Terrell and wife, Martlia J., in al>ovc case, reside without the limits of this State, it is ordered on motion of sol'r for complainants, thnt the said Joseph Terrell and wife, Martha J., do plead, answer, or demur, to the bill in above case on or before the 1st day of June, 1852, otherwise, Judgment pro confesso will be ordered against them. JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON. Com'r Eq. L. IX Feb 12 3m 1


ocr: GOODS 4 GROCERIES. O 0 0 n s Choapsr * Than Ever, AT BELLAIH, 8. C . '111K S*7BRC;KnntR, 2T5J. "v!i4? t-? rodiK. his stock, fry. w -I'M! MAI Lit GOODS. pre- violin ." pun h *illj( his Fall supplies, will soli the 0 lance of Summer Goods on it . rrtf tnluerd /.ric s, those in want wilt now hnve an opportunity to pun h .?? on tlio most advantageous tonus. An e ... call U solicited, us Bargains may bo oxpe, ? d. Hides, Beeswax, Tallow, Fe. tilers, Eggs and Bags taken in c.xch nge, tnd fair price allowed foretell. CHARLES P. EVANS. N. B.?Those indebted to inc arc requested to settle as oatly as possible, ! am in want of Money. (J. P. E. Belli.ir, S.C., July 14, 23 tt


ocr: 19 KILE CREEK FOR SALE. Robert McDonald & In F.ipiity. Eugenia C. hid wife, Lancaster liiat. ?.?, Bill for Rule of I,. Dun lap Land-. & w ife, et ul. J virtue of th? decree of the Court of Equity, In nbove case, I will sell qt Lancaster *C. H. on the 1st Monday the 6th of December 1862, tho plantation or tract of land whereon Robert Stinaon resided at his death, and devised by him to his Eugenia C. Stinaon, (now Mrs. McDon- aid,) situate in Lancaster District, on both sides of Twelve Mile Creek, containing boo acres, more or less, bounded bv lands of M. Heath, Esq., au?l others. 1'his tract con- t..ins some rich and valuable bottoms, and also good upland, mostly In woods, with a comfortable dwelling house. A ro-snrvoy and plat will be made before the day of sale. Tcnii*.?a credit of one, two and three years, with interest payable annually from of sale, fexecnt mm nine! cjimIi .mm ivtll ?.... cost* and expenses of sale,) purchaser giv i?i?f bond ;.nd two good sureties and n mort- 1 JAMES II WITHERSPOON, Com'r. Eq. L. D. I*ancu.ster C. II. Oct. 20, 1852. r Printer's Foe 89- 37 7t. D AND MlL L S,


ocr: UKKKHY <?IVEN, THAT AN will be made, to Uie l>*ai?lAtiire, fur a charter for a RaII Lancaster Court Howe, to with the South Carolina Rait Camden, or with the Charlotte Carolina Rail Road, at o*aome other tuiuble point Augu* 4<V VtHia 2? * 8m.


ocr: I < ! < [ CHEAP GOODS At Bcllair, N. C. IM IE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW ing from Charleston larire additions lis stock of CIIEAF G(X)DS, ,vlik'h arc many articles to suit the season, which will be Hold at such prices nnnot fail to give satisfaction. ranting Goods w ill find it to their ago to call early, before the many HEAP articles nfe sold out. ' Terms Cash, or four months for irovcd paper. 1 CHAKUvS 1?. EVANS. Bvlluir, Feb 28. S-tf


ocr: , ^__ _ ... _ The Yorkville Remedy. FM1HIS PAPER IS PUBLISHED AT JL York C. H. every 1 humlAy ing at $'i a year. Being but 14 muoa from the North Carolina linqpand hnvirwf a large circulation in the Wee tern part oCflMt State, the "Remedy" offer? to men of nuaineaa a I good advertiainir medium. ConUa nf th? j paper can be eoen at any of the J?riiHing ftcc" TllO& J. WCdUBb.


ocr: PLANTER'S Of Fairfield, 8a. Ca. T J fcDEK THE ACT OK THE wsir, -w esvj'oiish and incorporate Bank ?? the Town of Wineboro'," the aorfbors will open Hooka at lane aster, C. en the 1st Monduy of April next, and following, from 10 o'clock, A.M. until aVUnlr P \f mi Aiu h flaw, lit vmait/A to the capital atoek of ?aid eapU.il stock of utkl Bank la lato Twelve Thousand Share*, of tVe Dollars each share; and on Five Dollars In specie, or the Bills of iitf Bub mast be paid at the tuno JAktt^VlTHERSrOON.) McKEMNA, V JOHN ADAMS. ) iasMitor C II., B. C. March 4.I8M.


ocr: Ill Kqully Loucast?>r Diklric 11. Ingram, "1 Petition to su ve. I ject an Euui Nathaniel Ingram, j to nay a leg Francis P. Ingram. J demand. It appearing to my satisfaction that Natl niel Ingram (son of Jemima) reside* bcyo the limits of this State. It is ordered, < motion of Moore, solicitor for petitioner, tli the said Nathaniel Ingram do answer, plei or demurr to the petition filed against hi in the above ease, on or before the 1st d of June, 1852, otherwise judgment pro co fesso, will be ordered against him. JAMES II. WITHER.SPOON, C. E. L. I). Lancaster, C. II., S. C., Feb. 26, 1852. t. b ty ,a: on tat 'J. ay


ocr: PROSPECTUS OF THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR. ; Volume X, For 1852. I ? DR. DANIEL LEE, D. RTDMI.ND, es Editor. Assistant Editor. rpHE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR is JL issued every month, and is exclusively devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, FlonI culture, Domestic and Farm Economy, Tilla go. and Husbandry, the Breeding and of Domestic Animals, Poultry and Bees, and the gcneralo routine of Southern ami Farming. The new volume for 1852, will be issued on a royal octavo sheet of 32 pages, with 'I'ypc, Eiuc l'aper and B< dutiful 11e lustrationsIt will contain a much greater amount of matter than heretofore?will a greater variety of topics, and will bo in every respect the. best Agricultural jxiper in the South! and oqnal to any in the Union! FRIENDS OF SOUTHERN AGRICULN TURK!!* As the Cultivator \v: s the First Journal in the Cotton Growing States, e.r| clusivcly devotee to the interestsof the ter; and it has ever been an earnest and adv ocate of those interests, we con| fidcntly hope that, having fostered and sus. | t ined it so far, your cordial and generous will still be continued. Planters, Farmers, Gardeners, Fruit Grow. ers, Stock Raisers, Nursemen, and all in any way with the Cultivaiion of the soli, will find the Southern Cultivator with new and valuable information ; and richly worth ten times the trifling sum at whicn it is afforded. TERMS OF THE CULTIVATOR : I One copy, one year $ 1 00 | Six Copies 5 I Twelve Copies , 10 j Twenty-live Copies 20 | Fifty Copies 37 50 | One Hundred Copies., 75 \VM. S, JONES, Publisher, Augusta, Ga.


ocr: i j ' ' FOR SALE. SETTS OK CARRIAGE an extra lino article, by an experienced workman in thin State. one wanting Harness, will do well loot at thenc, as they are finer than harness that haa ever been brought thli place. HASLELTINE A IIAQINS. Fob 1Q 1


ocr: " :W WBVj Jtilllfll' subscriber h X pert of Mr. Ham OMupW by Mr. Sinit be Km iuet received <tf "toek for menufiu rHptlone. He la hoi >? 1 H of food material. F A fW ^ J ROOK C eonable prioee. WAHfTWB* the abovelafiiM, ft tte alfa of the MM Q W M JL W w ip: *! R. R I V A II V!nK. r?P,ov , 10 , * ?ltlne s Store, formerly 41 tOQ J9WMT, Where I. h~ to, ?U, dy'e *n4 GentiepMn'a 1>RK ROLBfl, itmi. YrJK'"'.T ?irWMlws,


ocr: ttjff .. ? ^ 1 >HOWN succes Co., would their custon ton, to thoii j __ iJlli J? pletc than I that citv. j All article factum! rxj> j r.Krrand wi ; rcj>rcsrntcil. i The one-j . hered to, am every artieb be procured Particular department* t gjjjj and F ' grics Ca tJm Xo cthei Clothg Co1 . .. .. , ' ... ' ' k"'~ 2 'let. 20, I Enquire 1O0 pieces V250 ? ?V) u Pr 1'aKsin lOObl*. R>|* jq bids J Sorter, Ale , 50 Bbls. 8 o() u ( ] 50 sacks 1 'Zl'ZV \. O. a Fancy Dry ( ' 1' r CT7 C"5 t*' t * - . I .nov .. . ] , ^ ? , ?r ,?)or 108 boots, d shoes, a first fashionable Y AND r\^7> /pt/n\/R\iTh SW U * U UU U J ' ' 3 0 3 9 01?$ Q ? ^=5 . H k* & rw? a IV H f 4' 1 9 ' ' ING& LEMAN,formerly to C. &. E. !>. Kerrisos respectfully call the attention ners, and others visiting assortment [MM ||| ^ ^1 A1 5?, ?J ' -- g which will be found more ins ever before been offered s in their lino have been to order, and imported he Wnrmaatcd loprove rice system will he rigidly I purchasers may depend lieing priced us low as tliev in any city in the United attention t. r, .t? ancy Dress Goods, 1 Sbirtine.', Linen?,g e Damasks, Diapers, ings, Napkins. Doylies. with every variety of long ;ton Sheetings, and ,, , . 'mauv^tve'f i'Vmi ?v ?> "II. CI I Alt I.ESTON, S. C. Sfor the Wholesale Store. Kerseys, Plaids, &.c. nleechcd and bro. homespun. Joans. Sattinotts and ints, DeLnins, &c. ?ALSO, K, Uojio and Twine ; and, ^ ^ liiskey, ?. Old Kit Do. Hourinc do. aid Champa,pnc. tio and Java Coffee, L'hcese, Superfine. inf. Crushed aud Powdered and \V. I. Molasses, for sale W M. C. MOORE, nd Retail dealer in Heavy >oods and Groceries, W QBi CAMDEN, S. C. . 4.5?3ni. I ESI I SUPPLY fl i Q * 5BPPPPfl0,1> " v receiving mv Fall sunitlv i? : f,no PS, for 'osh and water proof. India rnh- us for ladies and gentlomen, La to, also a largo supply of rate article, also, a variety


ocr: gtnrcd ( rv th ? NEGROES! NEGROES! )N Sale day in January next, the ns- grocs bslonging to the estate of A will bo hired out publicly before E Cw*rt "?UM for Doc. 90, 1659. 46? It


ocr: | | . J I , ! OF -Wie tfe'^TATES, TO THCIR fOTtrLATIO*, WITH *i?K c a 11*01. or BACH , ' tm Stale? Honk Pop. lHftn Capitals. ^ 1 ' "** -**1' York.. . | 3,010,000 Albany. I'unusyIvunia.. ii,412,000 1 lurriaburg. .?? 1,977,000 <. olumbua. 1,481,00b Richawnd, .. 1,003,000 Nashtillo. ? 1,009,000 Frankfort. k 993,000'Boston. Indiana .... . 989,000 indianapolk. 870,000 MilledueviUe. _ . N th Carolina. 869,000 Ri.leigh. ii> lllinnSo rtftO rWltl .a . 4 ' , HIIIU'IO | W??WV UK Alabama "772,000 Montgomery* Missouri ....! 684,000 Jcflorson City. JX S'th Carolina. | 656,000 Columbia. ' Mississippi...' 593,000 Jackson.. Maine I ?89.000 Augusta/ v"?|pt|(i9 Maryland....,' 683,000 Annapoliu. / Louisiana ) 501,000 New Orleans , 4J Now Jersey- J 400,000 Tronton. 4 Michigan... j 396,000 Detroit. fhnnr Connecticut... 371,000 N.IIaven Ml f|t*nflu N. Mnmpshiru 318,000 Concord. 3 Vermont 311,000 Mpotp?!|kf, " ****" 904,000Madison. \ Arkansas. ... 208,000 little Bwfl?Nfpa? California... . 200.000 Snn Jose! Iowa .". 192,000 Iowa City. , * 188.000 Auvtin. ?. Hp Rhode Island,. 148,OTo Proxiaenuv, tic* Delaware. ... ^ 92,0?o Dover. Florida 88.O00 TafluKaaac*. Tcrritoriesder 161.000 . / T Hp IikH'ds 66tr*ba 800,000|. ^ 5 ML Total popul'n 23,196.000 ' Me I.KIIISLVrnfKS OF THE STATBRl Political wmnlovioj/rfYhl 4tnre of of the Legislatures at the scats of guV * ' yWr States My. of he#, 'l*i me of ,MrWi^f. < Alabama*. .Uuion(.Dcm) 2d Monday in No* ( I Arkansas* Dem* 1st * 44 Dcrn j Connecticut Dcni 1 st Wexlnen'v Mnir ' | Delaware* Dem 1st Tuesday Jan a ! Florida* Dem 1st Memiay Notr I Georgia* Union 1st " 44 Illinois* Dem 2d Monday Jemfy ' Indiana Dem 2d"tbpriMl?yJon'y ) Iowa* Dem 1st Motuby lK*r | Kentucky Whig tv^t * *W i Louisiana* Dem 3d Monday Jaunty I Maine Delll 2<1 \\ I tines'^ Jall'y I "vui I si w eonetty | F. " *' ! Michigan Item 1st Monday Jinn'y Mississippi*... Union,.. 1st * , fl ! Mi-simn* Pern !*st Monday tVe'r ; N. H amps hi re..I Vm 1st Wtdnw'y Jniw | New Jersey. ...Pent 2d Tuesday New York.... Whig' I at 14T, , j NorthCnrolina* Den> - 3d M omlay Na*V I Ohio* lX-ni 1st f K Mr .Dciu 1 st Tuesday ] Rhode Island.. Dum Mnv and (H>f?r Sontht'nrolinn.f^caa'n 41ft Momlay fWvV |TdBMHP/?Whtg lid " t*4 'Texan* Dom IkHvmlyj^ I Vermont.. . . .Whig 2d 'I Iniraday <Wr ' ; yirffhtla* Dem. 1st Monday FwAf Wisconsin. ..W. 4t IP. S.ial . J? I *In the State* marked w It)i asterisk . tli* I lairisl.turr* inert biennially. ' * * 1 ' G0VMN0R8 OF STATES AMt


ocr: NOTICE. I "'HE subscriber offers for sale his -L tion on Hanging R >ek Creek. The contains 842 acres, 200 of which is One half of that is fresh and Cotton Ijnnd. There are on the prenit. ises a sett of excellent Grist mills, whieh nrc in good repnir, a good dwelling house, girt and screw, and all necessary out bnil For further particulars apply totho Hanging Rock, Lancaster Also, another tract adjoining, belonging j0 yjr_ i{_ ]) Johnson. The tract contains no res, the two tracts jointly would make good settlement. J. B. MOBLY, ^ 2 3G_if


ocr: EQUITY ?Lanciniicr Distric James M. Ingram, Executor' Rev. Elias L. Fraser Petition Francis P. Boulware, ' 8C' and Mary E., his wife, slaves, ot. al. .. . 11 aPPc"rl?? to my satisfaction that Irnnsers ,"'!4 Honlwnrc and .Mary E., bis wife, fendants in above petition, reside without 1'1C of this State. It is ordered on of Caston, solicitor for petitioners, that said defendants, Francis P. Donlwnre and Mary E. bis wife, do answer, plead or demur to the petition in above case on or thp ^ dny <|f Novcmb(>r% ,862 otherwise an order pro confesso will be orem dercd against them. JAS. II. WITIIERSPOON, (J-tk(Rj Com. Eq'v lain. Dist. Commissioner's Office, i Iaincaster C. II., So. Ca., S _ V August 14, 1852. 18. 3m.


ocr: SURVEYING. ~ lA? W SMP M W ]\yf AY BK POUND AT "HIE CATA\V- V House, at all Vin^oft, ready to wait those who may need Lis sen ices an a Aprils 19?tf


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ocr: m i inrn r MAnNhdV /ji, ^ _ CARRIAGE AN It R IDLES, M> fTMIE Subseri 1 II arness Est nu'r,.>' occupied' caeriage shop, ci House on l)unta|: inform the eiti/.i roundinh country, t-arr> \hu Ian mis branches ; lia ririK.c ?? the 1 would respect ft? line; tenth*,, to lmsinc. the 1?est material, t'|l'K'tjSll?,Pr',! Call and exam 1 can sell llarnw ness line ns low, be bought in Clia f?b -JG -- ^ LUVAL. >! JIAHNES8 ! ! "I ACTURKR OF I) WAGON HARM'SS, tUTF.NGALKS, MKDI- , TRUNKS, WIlIl'S, lo^in? to a well . F..v.v M?nt? " bor, having removed ubiishuieiit to tho shop for- ?y Emmons &. Button mo lot below tho street, would ins of Ivmeavtor and he is now prepared loss business in all its van- ving had a borough business, the lly solicit the bo,.Iff want ef any- ; and hopes by a strict and working nothing to share at least a ronage. All work paired at short notice. line, and be conviheed ?s or anything in the according to quality, as rleston. 1). A. BUTTON. Cm


ocr: I 0 fl |? I f 1W 1 U 1/ L Ij li - /-? a m a fX> D ?JX W -?> On Jlnii (/t jew rods Svulh , ''lhabove nai JkUL been much en in thorough repair is now prepare that the Public s ted in a stvle not cxi the 11 j> country. Lam-aster, Fob 12 I IT it a n o 1 ft rJ (I I li ** 11 11 w I U i ??' HOUSE. ^ >f the Court House.) Hied House lcis 42*^- I t i " i ' Wir ijarged and put mill fliriiivluxl i . . ..' to accomodate all e it a call. J no suli- >usts hut will liall bo aeeonmioda- rolled by any j j \SSELTINK


ocr: SHERE I > Y VIRTUE C cj from jud, Columbia, I will House, on the Fir ^ THREE ACR less, containing t l1 underburk Mine by "he s.aidU| under Scnton a Whim,and ether < 111 r,'H ana appurti n,n(^ thereunto ntt the property ot Al of fon^n Attacll of Evan Threat, MeManus, vs. Ale Conditions Cas WlCa8tl.,Cour1 1 ET'S SALE. )F AN ORDER OBTAIN- jo Frost, nt Chambers, in sell nt Lancaster Court st Monday in August next, lours of sale, the ES OF LAND, more he Gold Mine, called , adjoining lands of h was leased for a 1 Tin Uriah Funderburk, to ilso a Gold Mine Mill, Gold Mine machinery, inanccs, situated thereon, ached; all levied upon lexander Senton, by iment, at the separate 11 ill n Tliro'it ttntl I I 11111, * ...VM., MUM xnnder Senton. i ii ^MES ADAMS. t House, ,> S. L. 1>. Ho2. 1-1 3t


ocr: Xmirnster % fbgrr. Lauraatervillc, N. t'. 23, 1852. ur It is suggested that a Public be held in the Court House oil tho first


ocr: Xniiraster -Xetiger. . Laiiraiili'rvilU', 8. C. JULY 14,


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ocr: l> IM||I ITV?Laiinuter James M. nigrum, Executor" Kcv. Elias I,. Eraser Petition Francis P. Boulware, k 8l" and Marv E., iiis wife, slaves. ct.al. * di| It appearing to my satisfaction that Fran- eis I*. Bon I ware and Mary K., Ins wife, de- fondants in above petition, reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered on motion of Canton, solicitor for petitioners, that said defendants, Francis P. lh.ulwa.ro and Mary E. Ins wife, do answer, plead or demur to the petition in above case on or the J>i!h day of November. 1852 otherwise tin order pro conlesso will he or- dered against them. so I \ wj if ti'tfpin.'nmt/v/rv* 11. ? ? I 1 I UMifl'l JV1 N . Com. Eq'y Lan. Dist. Commissioner's Oliice, i I ra linoiihl^r c. II., So. Cm., s Fi August I-J, 185*2. V'mg IH, 3m.


ocr: r ' " 0 p COMMITTED I"K) THE JAIL OK LANCASTER DIR. . tifict a Nffffy Boy. who calh himself d aaya ho iH-lonffs togTlioinha War. n,?f Colleton Dfctrict. Dick la a dark 21 or 22 year* old, 6 t'ivt/7 or 8 inches igh, nnd will weigh about 140 lb*. The wner la mineated to eome forward, prove1 ropcrtv, and take him awav. . J AN EH ADAM8, 1952. Sheriff 1. D,


ocr: Bacon! Bucon !! carouna bacon sides nt at 17, Hams at 18, and Shoulders at Id cents. For sale by oet 8 tf BILLINGS &i BEI.K.


ocr: PROGljAMATION, Executive Department, ) Columbia. Oct. 4. ih&ti t I ' ? AS, States as well ns Hie bound to render thanks Almighty God for His mercies, to themselves before Him on nccount of I sins, and to tremble at His j- dgmcnts : I it, therefore, known, that 1 John H. i Governor and Commander-in-Chief of | Commonwealth of South Carolina, do i this my Proclamation, setting apart FRI; DAY,the 20th instant, as a dav to be ted to religious exercises, and do ! request that all secular business be ed on that day, and that all our people seinblc in their respective places of worst ?p, for the purpose of acknowledging mercies, deploring our sins, confessing J justice of his cl n-tiscment and . favor for the time to come. < In testimony of which, I have my name, and caused the seal ' the State to be affixed. ' JOHN H. MEANS. By the Governor; j Ben Pf.kry, Secretary,


ocr: 1 A RARE OPPORTUNITY. HAVE a first rate Two Horse Waco v. which I will sell at a reasonable pplv at once, or vou will lose the Sept 8 tf *J. A. IIASSEI.TINE.


ocr: | 1 ) J i , , Ill Equily-Lancaiitfr Jolin \V. Gregory,"" Willis Oregon*, Jr. Bill for Partition vs. Gregory, wi- of Lands and ThosJ. Gregory I II. Jackson Gregory, j groes, Estate of Gregory,Alfred J Mary A. his | Willis Gregory, sr., Joseph Terrell di i. J., his wife. J dee'tl. It appearing to my satisfiwtion tliat Terrell and wife, Martha J., in al>ove case, reside without the of this Stafta, ** ^ ordered 011 motion **r:nr l? sorr inr sompiainants, that the said Joseph Terrell ami wife, Martha J., Jo plead, answer, or demur, to the bill above ease on or before the 1st day of June, 1852, otherwise, Judgment pro be ordered against them, JAMES II. WITHER8POON. Com'r Eq. L. L).


ocr: IIV EQI > IT V?Lancaster Dorcas C* Perrv. widow, Oliver") Bill H., and Tlios. D. Perry, Execu- - , tors of Zndock Perry, deceased. or 3,1 c vs. of Benjamin Williams and wife. p , v Mary. Rebecca Perry, Elizabeth . ?* e Perrv, Ix>uisi-na Perrv, Ruebcn Perry, George Fin- dock Pergrain. ry, It appearing to my satisfaction that all defendants above named, reside without limits of the State, except George F. and wife, he having married a daughter Zadock Perrv. It is ordered on motion solicitor for complainants that said defendants do answer plead or to the Bill in above ease, on or before 25th June. 1852; otherwise Judgment fesso will be ordered against them. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON. Com. Eq. K D. Lancaster, C. 11 , March 23, 1852.


ocr: j A ' j 1 ! * j < CASTON, 1TTOBVEY AT LAW AJTD IN EQUITY. 1 /tends the Courts in Lancaster, and Adjoining Districts, ytr OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. C..4fc3 fob IN EQUITY?Lancaster ?1st. Bridget McLnrnou I Bill vs. > for lladison Richardson ) Dower. It appearing to my satisfaction that lefemlant, Madison Richardson, resides jeyond the limits of this State. It is on motion of Clinton and Hannn, lolt'rs for the complainant that the iefendant, Madison Richardson do answer dead, or demur to the Bill in above >r before the 21st day of June 1852, Judgment pro confcsso will be against him. JAMES II. WITIIF.RSPOON. Comr. Eq'y L. 1). Lancaster C. II., S. C. mar 15 C


ocr: i N KtJRTITl"?Lancaster District John W. Cooke, solicitor,^ Petition to I ject McCorkle and ( an Equity Wife Elizabeth J for Relief. It l>I)tH<arintr tn mv ?!... wa lism McTorltle end Elizabeth his wife the limits of this Shite. It is on motion of Williams, solicitor, for that the said defendants do plead, or demur to the petition in on or before the 35th day of June 185*2, otherwise Judgment, pro confesso will be against them. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON. C. E. K D. Mar 24 7 3mo.


ocr: lay J. C. 8EGREST, M?(litr at*. Lakcastm, 8. C. Mar 13 C tf


ocr: I i \ ! ] WILY GROCERY subscriber would pectfullly inform the citizen* of and surrounding, District* that ho taken his old stand in Camdes a few above C. Matheson's Store nearly the Wateree House, where he is daily and opening a new and splendid of Family Groceries, which he to sell at small profits for cash. Hi* consists of everything usually found in Grocery establishment All persons wishing to purchase articles my line would do well to call and before purchasing elsewhere. samuel benson. C.tmde.n Mar 25 7 3t IN KQIIT1-Isinesicr DMricl. G. Caaton,-! Bill


ocr: 1 ] ( i < ] i j II* LEVITY?Lancaster lames M. Ingram, Executor Rev. Elian L. Eraser Petition Franow P. Boulware, ' nml Mary K., his wife, slaves. et. al. J It appearing to my satisfaction that P. Boulware and Mary K., his wife, in above petition, reside without ;he limits of this State. It is ordered on notion of Caston, solicitor for petitioners, :hat said defendants, Francis P. Boulware md Mary E. his wife, do answer, plead or lemur to the petition in above ease on or the 18th day of November, 1852. itherwisc an order pro cOnfesso will be against them. JAS. II. W1THERSPOON, I-'..'- t ?? Coinniissioner's Otlico, i Lancaster C. II., Ho. Ca., August 14, 1852. V'u,n I?* 3m.


ocr: SAIE. TRACT of I-Asn, lying on both sides of Flat Creek, in this District, containing 1,700 acres. This land is so situated that it he divided into two or more It is well adapted to the culture of Cotton or Grain, and has a Saw and Grist Mill on . ?k.. ? i:.._ ti. i. ??avi rueuic, iii utvvwui u|?v inuuii. a ii*i *j m? aleo a comfortable Dwelling, Gin House 8c Sorew, am! all BMtMiry out-building*. A portion of the land comprise* about 100 aeroa aa bottom land aa can be found in thia ict, or in any section of the country. The above land will bo sold at a prise, and on accommodating term*. JOSEPH BI.AIR. 8, 1809. 31?3t.


ocr: Head Quarter?. Buck Head, 54th August 185?. BRIGADIER GENERALS hereby required to make returns directed by the Act of 1841, (see 13th.) Upon a non-compliance, the will be enforced against all defaulters. By order of the commander-in-Chief I J. W. CANTEY. Adjutant and Inspector Genera). 15. W?4t


ocr: GOODS A TRxTKi W K *HS *i CII1RL] IJKUW IN I Mi & successors to , ' wouJ respect t-cir customers, ar ton, to their assort nfj? Hp] jQ) R, X now opening whitfl pletc than has evei city. articles in tb J - rprcsfly '< rect and will be f li'j |.roc,ir.'d in :M1y Particular attcnt , ? giJ^ d F ' ] erie3, Carpetir tation Woi U(| ghjr Table Dar Towellings,] Together With Cotton 81 of nil kinds. Terms. Cnsh oi Oct. 20, 1852. R( ?-aa yds. 10 Ct & GROCERIES. NX) tiitQ PP P A P >^Q y S w V A1V ^ 4' * I.KM AN, formerly of'and C. & E. Ik Kkkkisox fully call the attention of id others visiting Charles- mcnt of 'ffi ^J'v -?L -?-- ? Jm i will be found more com- before l>cen offered in eir lino have been manu. order, and importEO M- to prove as stem w ill be rigidly ad- users limy depend 'upon priced a* low an they can eity in the United State*. lion is requested to their Goods, Embroid* tgs, Blankets, Plan* Sheetings. tings, Linens, Diapers, Napkins. Doylies, every variety Of long and city acceptance* WNING &. LEMAN, 221 King st. cor. Market, CHARLESTON,S. C. 37 lv. )ping& twine. of GUNNY Bagging. >ils of S. U. ROBING, a


ocr: ISC ELL 1X E 0 OS. CARRIAGES. rpHE subscriber hns and will keep con* h*ntiy on hand, a fine and laoge meat of Carriage*, consisting of every varieV to ol the most faahionuUc styles of Rock' awuys?two, four, five anil six seated. Also one and two horse buggies, double aud *in? gle seated, with und'withont tope. Also, jm extensive . _ ___ Assortment or Harnew. Gentlemen front a distance wishing to purchase vehicle* of any description, need |mvc no ft.nre about finding something here to please them, not only in appearance, but in quality and price, for we w ill not be'ex* celled nor undersold by any establishment in the State, nil order* promptly nno fhitbi full) filled. Carriages and Harness ted. Establishment near to the R. It. Depot. B. T. WHEELER, Yorkville, S. C., Oct. 6, 1852. 36 tf. ?


ocr: ^baenbera have thia da J[ co-partnership under the ni of Phifer, for the pur] ?< ?.?i pi 'f I December, l.t 1852. 4 iy formed pose of iiing \RTD\ HlFER.


ocr: DISSOLUTION ~ Mercantile firm of Jamea D. Mcllwain, ducted by J. B. Boyd-clerk, under the of J. D. Moll wain, la this day dissolved by consent -r^DMU/wivn * All jwrsons indebted to the Ann, who to save cost, must pay their indebted- ness by the first of January next. The Goods ou hand will be soiu at ??osif for CASH. Robt G. Mcllwain is hereby appointed our selling and receiving agent. JAMES D. MclIAVAlN R. E. WYLIE. m S. B. MASSEY. Nov. 24th, 1852 42 flt


ocr: i\|i - J K Benpn ( t childre *>M? *1 TVn crgWh Uteres dm 44?? 1W ABVERTISMENTS. - . , 7!T - iliVlRAVQ i?AR QAI I? I uullUuO J!l)u oALl!i? inos A, Culp, ) ivskian A9 vs. > J? iln A. Colp, et al. J agsoe Virtue of the decree of the Court Salty in above w, 1 will ae|l *\ Lap- . M., on tho let Monday In January, he following negroes, allotted to U\e o of A. fL Culp, and ordered to lyt U: Spencer, a fellow aged about MiUey, aged about 3d/and her ; Nnucy, about 10 yenra old. ns :?A ered^t of 19 months, pare has- ig V?d and two good suietles, with t from day of sale. I H WITHEESPOON, O.&.L.D. amber tflft&ft. # ^ D,KE - Printer's Pea $9.7? Job H0fh$?.60,


ocr: f ' v 8 * ( c CHEAP GOODS At BeUair, S. V. r HE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW REOEIV ing from Charleston large additions t< lis stock of CHEAP GOODS, amonj vhioh are many articles to suit the coininj ee.son, which will l>o sold at such prices u annot fail to give satisfaction. Thosi ranting Goods will find it to their ndviin age to call early, before the many iieald iiieap articles are sold out. Terms Cash, or four months for ap iroved pajn r. CHARLES I?. EVANS. Bell iir, Feb ltd. 3?tf . i s - r -


ocr: r I r tl | I 11 I c [ ? i BOUNTY LAND. I^HE SUBSCRIBER WILL PROSE . cute c laims tor I.and or Pensions 01 nnsonable terms. Soldiers and Officers ii lie. Mexican War, in the. war of 181:2, tin ' loridn war, nnd other Indkm wars, are en itled to Bounty I-nnd; in ease of the dent I f the Soldier, it falls to their Widows au< linor Children. K. (i. BIIAINGS. Ijineaster, C. II., Feb. 2 (J. 1 1 L' - 1 1


ocr: FOR SALE. I will Sell on Monday, 1st day of March next, before the Court House in EIGHT IJKELY NEGROES, Terms Cash. S. L. McCONNELL, feb 20 Agent for A. F. McCoxxele, Win. T. I?hifcr, Anetionm. Will beSold at Public Auction, on Sale Day next, 011 the Clingle Lot, near the Court I louse : A VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS. Conditions Cash. 2 feb 19 0<> rhc First Monday in March (SaleDay) near 'he Court House : TWO SETTS OF CARRIAGE The Harness new ; but recenUy made, and of superior quality. To be sold on a credit of six months, with note approved security, and interest from date. I will sell nt the house ol Maj. F. Bell ><u Moral iy 1st Maich next: ONE HOGSHEAD MOLA&SES, At the risk of the underwriter, for cash. A. MAYER, Auctioneer, fob 19 2w 2.


ocr: | I Ill i:?|iiity Lanc aster Diatrict. Nathaniel B. Ingrain, ~1 Petition to I jeet an Equity Nathaniel Ingram, jf tv. pay a legal Francis 1\ Ingram. J demand. It appearing to my satisfaction that Ingram (son of Jemima) resides beyond the limits of this St?to_ It i* motion of Moore, solicitor for petitioner, that the said Nathaniel Ingram do answer, plead, or detnurr to the petition filed ngaimrt him in the above case, on or before the 1st day of June, 1852, otherwise judgment will he ordered against him. JAMES II. WITHERSI>00\. C. K. L. D. Lancaster, C. II., S. C., Feb. 20, 1852.


ocr: ] < EARLY GARDENERS Look at Ttaimt r ST received, and for wile, a free apply of Oar?len Seed*, At JONES CROCKETT'S. , k >


ocr: C. Potto, 1 Writ in . > foreign Attach* J. D. Gordon j ' meut. I, JnmcH Adams, Shcrift' ol by virtue of the above to mc directed, have levied the same a tract of land, containing 200 or kiss, on Tar Kiln Branch, ing the lnhus of Hannah Gordon, and others, belonging, as it is to the defendant, J. D. Gordon, who is from and without the limits of Notice is hereby given, wr or perssns claiming the same to before the Justices of the Court Pleas, on the return thereof, 'the third Monday after the in March Inst., in order to of ativ they can, or have why l;m<l now iitiAii In* i.1 1 '* oC attachment, should not l>e belong to the said J. 1). (Jordan, to the act of the General Assembly, ease; made and provided. JAMES ADAMS, Sh'ff of L. D March 25th 1852. 8 Printer's Fee 37 1-2


ocr: John It. Welsh, Adm'r. of William ton,dco\l. vs. John Adams, eWil., ditors?Bill to marshal assets, and creditors of tiie es. tateofWiliam Hilton, late of Lan- caster District, dw'd, am notified and re- quested to establish their demands before on or before the first day of June, 1851. By order of the Court, June Term, 1851. J. H. WITHERSPOON. Com'r in Eq'y, L. I). C. II., S. 0. March 15,1852.


ocr: : fOR 8AML 4 NI BXCRU J5NT SETT Of I\ ifASUtEIM, wbbb will be mid Cost, ViffM far Hi in if.h. B. a BAHJEY


ocr: M. Ingram Rcv* Elhl"H1 fnnvu p Boul an(j ^|ar.. B j * 3 et! a! / It appearing tc pjg^| ware ; fendnnts in i.bo\ the limits of tl.i u.at'n"ia defend and Mary E. his otherwise an ordi dered against the Commissioner' Lancaster C. II. 14, ?Lancaster , Executory -Eraser 1 otition Iwnvn f l" ov" lis wife I slaves lis witt, J slaves. e petition, reside without is Btate. It is ordered in, solicitor for petitioners^ [ants, r rancis 1*. wife, do answer, plead lion in above ease on or day of November. 1852 er pro confesso will be I WITHERSPOON. Com. Eq'y Lan. Dist. s Office,


ocr: .. . ? ? * * if| | Jj ^ |jj CATA^ /t? rT.s TUEabo' JjUiL been rau in thorough re an(j jg now ,ir, v. 1 *?y ^l0- * " tod in a style n< in the up counti I*anoa*ter, F< i" E8SRS. G. li It \ \ fit ft I! Y ; li li .1 W V BA HOUSE, Main-Street, outh of the Cnvrt House.) named House has ch enlarged and put pair and furnished anew, 'pared to accomodate all give it a call. The sub- boast* hut will ihlic shall l?e accommodn- )t excelled hy any House J. A. HASSKL < - CARD.


ocr: &. Establishment. jnrtlullv informs tin* citizens this District ami elsewhere, that lie lemoveil fr<?m his former staml to the -taml formerly ooeiipie.l h\ K. K. 1'in where lie is prepared to oariv on Sail.lie ami Harness business in all its l ions hranehes; sueli as Covering Padding S.-ohlles, whieh lie will Harness, Riding Uridles, ami will sell as low as can he elsewhere. I'lease call ami examine for -| i>.M. i'??i:u. Lancaster, l'el?. 12. fun?1 FOR SALE. an extri tine article, in oh hv an exp.-r enei-.I workman in tliis Any one w inting II iriii'ss, will ih> well t look at the-e. as they are finer than li!iri)i'<4 tlmt lias cv?t Ih?-?i l-roiitflit lliis |'i: iv 1IAS1.KLTINK A- IIACINS. 1.1. 1 *2 1


ocr: HAVE TEOUR. CALL AT THE Oroeprv and purchase for Cash a artifclo vjnst received from at six dollars per baa* rif 200 HASSELTINE & IIAG INS. 'feb 19 2-tf Ifor sale. ITNFTY BUSHELS CORX.MEAL: .... AT.SO. ... FIFTY BUSHELS GRIST. f?> rs'l?' : s low -son ho oxpoct'-d to the pre of corn. For p sh onlv. HASSELTINE & HAGINS. f.h 10 tf 2 NOTU'E. \I.I. PKRSONS IMIFBTF.II TO 1 .te firm of Hin'V <1 Crockett r?r?? to comi1 fonv rd end m-ke to the subserib. r on or before Return s longer iudulgenc? c nnot be given. el ims :;r>' petting old :ind we ore tbe money. JONES CROCKETT. m rob I 3t 1 NOTICE. VI.I, PERSONS INPEBTKP TO for Reef during the years 1850 '51 will ple:.se settle the same with me. J. A. 11 .sseltine, who is authorized to the s .me. All not settled by I> <V in March, will have to pay cost. forgot to p iv tbe old in n for Ids Reif. vou do. the Sheriff and Const,.blu will forget to e II on vou. J. B. COUSART. Ijtincaster, C. II. Feb. lit. 3t?2 PLANTER'S Ol* Fairriclti, No. Fa. r TNPER T HE ACT OF 'NIK V.J I- ture, '"to establish : nd Rank in the Town of Winshoro'," the seribers will open Rooks at L;ne ster, C. on the 1st Mondnv of April next, s nd following, from 10 o'clock, A. M. until o'clock 1'. M., on e eh day. to ri c ;ive seriptions to the c pit I stock of s id I no capital stock ol s .in 11..nk is into Twelve 'i'lious ml Sh res, Five ?s p;:cli sli re- .-ml on o: c?> Five Doll rs iri specie, or the Hills of p.vinir R .nkH innst be p id ..t the time siioscrihino. IAS. II. WITHKRSPOON. ) WILLIAM MeKKNNA , [- JOHN ADAMS. \ j Dme..ster C. II., 8. C. March 1.1S52.


ocr: LKGAL NOTICES. IN EQUITY?Lancaster I>ist?i<i James M. Ingram, Executor") Rev. Elian 1.. Eraser I Petition Francis P. lloulwnre, j t?siil and Mary E., his wife, slaves. et. al. J It appearing to my satisfaction that Fran cis P. Bonlware and Mary E., his wife, in above petition, reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered or of Caston, solicitor for petitioners that saiii defendants, Francis P. Konlwrrc and Mary E. his w ife, do answ er, plead ei demur to the petition in above ease on or the 1 e*iIt day of November. lSiiii ,.a..rv, 1*1 i v>>IM ?? | IW VUIIH.ODV )> ill llf * r? red against thorn. " JAS. II. WITHER SPOON. Com. E<| y Lint. I)ist. Commissioner's Oflice, i Mnenster C. If.. Sm Ca., / August 14. 18.W V'ug 18* I 1 '


ocr: _ il r ?i ^ 0 j. ! I S I R I, I, 1 \ E II I! X - - ? ? mm mm .a i I IJ V 1/ ?J MEDICAL NOTICE. I'M IK. undersigned respectfully ifiform the . Citizens <it" Lincaster District, that (tcy have this day formed a co-partnership. I or the practice of the various branches of licir profession. One of them may he at nil times except when professionally engaged.) at the fiiee hitherto ocupied l?v Dr. Morrison,next our to the residence of George ??1S. C. MORRISON, M. I). J. C?Al I.UrH \T. M. I). 15th


ocr: IN EQUITY?Laacarier DM. Robert McDonald Hill and wife Eugenia C to procure vs. a Thomas L. Dunlap sale of and wife et al. Real Estate. It apjiearing to my satisfaction that Thoma* L Dunlap and Mar)* his wife, Goo. W Stinson Esther M. Stimon and her child, Octavia defendants in the above ease reside beyond the limits of this State. It is ordered on motion of Clinton and Ilanna, solicitors for complainant*, that the said defendant* a nawor, plead or to the Hill in ahove case on or Ix-fore the 21st day of June 1852, otherwise Judgment, pro confcaao will be ordered against them. JAMES IL WITOERSrOON. Comr. Kq'y L. D. Lancaster C. II., 8. C., mar 15 3mo6


ocr: CATAWBA HOUSE, On .lliiiii-Strt'Cl, (A few rods South of the Court House.) THE above named House lias IL been much enlarged and put in thorough repair and furnished anew, and is now prepared to accomodate all those disposed to give it a call. The sub scnuvr uutKcn uu uuitBLB uui Will say thnt the Public shall be in a stylo not excelled by any llouso in the up country. * .T. A. IIASSELTTNE. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1


ocr: Last and Final Notioe. accounts of William Robinson, for the years 1850, 1851 and 1852, having been transferred to us, are placed in the hands of John Williams F.?n fnr ? ???? T? "? vviiwuVU) and all persona indebted to said William Robinson as aforesaid, ore requested to call on John Williams, Esq., and give their notes or pay the cosh for their accounts, on or the 4th day of July next, or they will positively be sued, after that time. P. T. HAMMOND, SAM'L SPENCE. June 14th, 1852. june 1G. 3t. 19.


ocr: ' ' 1 1 SUBSCRIBER infonns the citizens of lancoster that having employed a first rate, he is now prepared to carry on his in its various branches, in such uia si mien prices as cannot tail to give satisfaction to those who may be to favor him with their patronage. All work entrusted to him will be to at the shortest notice, and with )uickest despatch. Favors thankfully EUAS D. KENNEDY, jane 9 4t] One door below Mayer's


ocr: 1 , ' > f J 1 } 1 SADDLE establishment. THE SUBSCRIBER infonns the citizens iiis District and elsewhere, that he emoved from his former stand to the itand formerly occupied by F. K. where he is prepared to carry on Saddle and Harness business in all its branches; such as Covering Padding Saddles, which he will warrant; Waggon Harness, Riding Bridles, Ac., ind will sell as low as can be ilsewhere. Please call and examine for yourselves. D.M. POER. Lancaster, Feb. 12. 6m?1


ocr: NOTICE. A LL PERSONS HAVING -?\. of any character or grnde against SI. inon Heck ham, Esq., late of Jjincasler triet, deceased, are notified to present the 1 11.. ...4 l-J > -?1 !-J 1. J - oiiinv uiirsiuu, 1*11(1 ?i11 iiincoico nri* requested to settle immediately either by cash or note. * A. J. CAIJTIIEN. Qualified Executor. Hill P. O, Lancaster Dial., > 3m May 4th, 1852, { 14 f-JjT" Southern Standard will please copy four times in weekly, and forward bill to Hill, P. O. in *><|iiii> I.uiit'a?ter DiNtrie(. John Richardson, vs. James M. R'chnrdson, Bill for Richnrdso i. I account, Joseph B. Klinglc, and .olie:', and wife Margaret, so-fo.th. Allen, A.Allen & wife Jane. ? . . It appearing to my satisfaction t but all the named defendants reside wi.hout the limits of this State. It is oidered. on of Moore solicitor for complainants. that the said defendants do answer, plead, demur to the Bill in above case, on or or before the 1st day of September, 1852, judgment pro eonfesso, will be against each and all of them. JAMES II. WITH Kit.SPOON, c- C. E. L. T>. Commissioners Office, ) C. If., S. C., [ , May 24th, 1352. > 26 3m. Hi


ocr: NOTICE LANCASTER DIVISION No. 30 Temperance are earnestly solieitid a Celebration of Hanging Roc'c which will come off on the inaL, nt Mount Bethel Church at A. M. By erder of JAMES DENTON W. P. A:igu*t 4th, 1852 26 2U


ocr: Mail Arrangements. Mall MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY, At 8 o'clock, P. M. TUESDAY THURSDAY, A SATURDAY, 1 At 7 o'clock, A. M. Clwrlslts Mall MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY, At 8 o'clock, P. M. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, A At 7 o'clock, A. M. Concord mail DUE THURSDAY, AT 8 P. M. DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 6 A. M. Wlnftboro' mall. DUE SATURDAY, AT 0 P. M. DDPARTS THURSDAY, AT 4 P. M. ? - due wednesday, at 5 p. m. departs saturday, at 1 1 a. m. Chesterfield, C. H. Mail. due saturday,at 10 a. m. departs Thursday, at 4 a. m. All letters must be deixwited by 8 M., to ensure their departure by


ocr: MaU Arrangements. Camdt'ii JIail DUB MONDAY, WKDNE8DAY, AND FKIDAY, . At 8 o'clock, P. M. 8 DKPART8 TUB8DAY TIH KHDAY, A 8ATUIIDAY, At 7 o'clock, J. J/. ^ 7 d'lmrf ?><!<? Mail a DUE MONDAY, WKUSKMUAV, AND KIUDAY, At 8 o'clock, P. M. S DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, *. SATURDAY At! o'cloch, A. M. C?ih or<l mail DUE THURSDAY, AT 0 I*. M. DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 0 A. M. Uiiislioro' mail. I)UK SATl'KDAY, Ai 0 I'. M. DDI'A UTS TIIUUSDAY, AT 4 I'. M. ('lii'Mcrvilii' mail: si DUK WEDNESDAY, AT 5 I'. M. DKI'AHIS SATl'KDAY, AT 1 1 A. M. Chesterfield, C. H. Mail. DUE SATL'KDAY, AT 10 A. M. DKl'AUTS THURSDAY, AT 4 A. M. A" letters must he deposited l?y 8 <?Vlk ' 1*. M., t<? eiifure their departure l>v next mail. * |l? T i? \f w:tr r i? \i ' ' ""


ocr: LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. PERSONS HAVING of any character or grade against limn Beckham, Esq., late of l.uucustcr deceased, arc notified to present legally attested, and all indebted requested to settle immediately either by note. A. J. CAUTIIENV Qualified Executor, i'leasant Hill P. O, I^meastcr Dist.,) 3ui May 4th, 1852, \ 14 ;-ty~ Southern Standard will please times in weekly, and forward hill Hill, P. O. In Eqiuil)?Lauciu-ii'i* Richardson, vs. M. Richardson, Bill for Richardson, nccount, H. Klinglo, r.nd relief, ami wife Margaret, so-foith. Allen. A.Allen & wife Jane. It appearing to my satisfaction that all hove named defendants reside, without limits of this State. It is ordered, of Moore, solicitor lor that the s.yd defendants do answ er, demur to the Hill in above ease, on or before the 1st day of September. judgment pro confvsso, will against each and all of them. JAMES II. W!T1IERSI'(X)X, C. E. E. IX Commissioner's ()iliee, i C. II., S. (!., ? May *2 Ith, 1852. > May 20 3m.


ocr: . ' I 0 0 D S Cheaper Than Ever, AT BELLAIR, S. C , gtu. THE S U HSC It I It E R, . , wishing to reduce his s'ook, SS of Sl'MMKR (.'fWlDS, pre- !i-?? & h?u-, o pun h sing his Fall supplies, w ill II Hit' i> I lire ot Suniin. r Goods ?n hand I irrif refund jiric .*, those in w:-ril of ,'jnods ill now h '.vo :in opportunity to purchase n i!u> most advniit oooiis terms. An early II is solicit ml, as IJ.ir<r .ins tiny be expected. V.?ol, I lull*. HecsWax, Tallow. Fc. tilers, bjrjfs mhI I'i.os t krn in exchange, ntitl a iir price allowed for each. CIIAUI.CS 1?. EVANS, \. B.?Those intl bted to nierrc re.piested to settle :.s e:u ly as possible, as nm in want of Money. (I'. E. Bellair, S.C., I I. 211 tt


ocr: WllAHAM S MAI 186 THE MAGAZINE OF 1 The New Volume of this popujar Monthly-commenced uarv numhor-the handsome pubhah?L Tho well esUbJUhed charamusing Mafud,lf' a" thc ,cadl"& Am fenuerait unnecsaary osc k rav*U,,?a tal mi?n nrur amfrtpam , TJ* t*""^ ?f Gib fofbUy^r wl" b. .boot < orTner by any that has ei er appjr or 'V.r1(>Pc' . e^cry ^ . era will continne to contnbut and the wid.t n.nim of literal , , ... *. V " T". will also Wbronght to "j of the Ictter-pr wor" * ? ~ ? , . .... . . C\ P- * /I he original novel written p'18hed writer for commcnc n?ry number,and wUl befou ?ntertaining of the i b? this universally popular av SPLENDID AND COSTI VINGS. AHm rfc I * 1 rHX UNIOH unrivaled with the Janu- number :tcr of Graham's erican Monthly, forth its It has won w, to the front iow universally MAGAZINE. 1862. Magazine loublo that book unrivaled ed in America American writ- e to its pages, lure of the old > aid the worth ess contents ol 18. by this accom- es in the Jan- nd to be one 01 many romances Y ENGRA-


ocr: LANCASTER TS PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT O.H., S.C., atTwo Ilollamperrbar. paper is bound to nojtfty, baflph^ all measures which tfea Sditor believes prove of bon<>fit to the State. R. 8. BAILEY, Edttnr 4- Piwfrietdt The Yorkville Qgmedy. fWlHIS I'AJER 18 PUBTOHED AT JL Vorkevery Thhrsrlay morn inn M fx jew. JMWf MM 10 MMSNI the North Carolina line, and having a huge circulation in the West*# part ofthat State, the "Rmif offers to men of hnaitaM* a good advertising mediom. CotHea OUfee paper can ho teen at any of the PrinlinfMt fieea. TOOSL J. ECCLCST


ocr: In Equity?Lancaster Oist. John \V. Gregory, ~ WilliB Gregory, Jr. Bill for Partition vs. Martha Gregory, wi- of Lands and Thos.J. Gregory \ H. Jackson Gregoiy, j groee, Estate Owen Gregory ^Alfred J . Moore ?fc Mary A. his | Willis Gregory, sr. wife, Joseph Terrell 6i J . Martha J., his w ife J dee'd. It appearing to my satisfaction that Terrell and wife, Martha J., oefend\ ants in almve case, reside without the of this State, it is ordered on motion Williams, sol'r for complainants, that said Joseph Terrell and wife, Martha J., do plead, answer, or demur, to the Kit a bore case on or before the 1st day of J une, 1852, otherwise, Judgment pro will be ordered against them. .. . JAMES IL WITHERSPOOy.. 1 Com'r Eu. H,D.


ocr: SADDLE &l Establishment. TIIK SUBSCRIBER informs the citizens this District and elsewhere, that he removed from his former stand to the stand formerly occupied by F. K. t, where he is prepared to carry on Saddle and Harness business in all its branches; such as Covering l'addiitg Saddles, which Ire will Waggon Harness. Riding Bridles. Ac. and will sell as I6w as can l>o elsewhere. Please call and exffhine for 1>. M. POfcR. Lancaster, Feb. 12. <Jm?1


ocr: GRAIN CRADLES. SUBSCRIBER IS PREPARED Stalk Grain Cradles at the shortest notice in the most workmanlike manner. He a (rood supply of suitable material on hand. Tnose who wiah good at a moderate price are respocttuily to give him a call before applying elsewhere. PETER JACOBS. ft* K tO .A. Mmj o i a 0|r


ocr: A. be fount) at tite House, at all time*, ready to wait upon those who may need his aerrknp aa Surveyor. April 28


Eastern times. [volume]

ocr: Genuine Medicines. Sarsaparlla and Tomato Bitters—Wcavkr'uSalt itnsum asd Canker Cuke—.Morkheau's Gal vanic Belts, Bracelets, Ac.—Dk. Jayne's Family M kdicines—Wilbor’s Compound of Col» giver Oil and Lime. Townsend's Sarsaparilla Catarrh Snuff* Pain killer Richardson's Bitters Abbott's Billers Syrup of Liverwort Joliusoii's Liuainent Pulmonary Balsam Medicamentum Fills of a'l kinds Toothache Drops Pile Electuary Composition Powders Bone Liuainent Hair Oils Worm Lozenges Eye Water Vermifuge And all Die most valuable GENUINE PATENT M EUICJNES, for *ule ai the City Market by ly43 A. G. PAGE.

place_of_publication: Bath, Me.

publisher: John T. Gilman


ocr: ' ( SAG4-DAH0CK LOTHIil ANB flPTFITTINfi WAREHOUSE. Spring and Summer CLOTHING! irit« th'.f. <» now gelling at Lasers Those UnU'U!l1 ,nilucemems to pur •nasers. loose n want will g..a .u _ :st variety of ,ty e °/ manufacture and , (ie quality ^ " ,h® ■tals, from winch selections may b„ ,„X m suit all clusses of customers. A LARGE & RICH ASSORTMENT -OF i miisi BOOTS AND SHOES! rRUUKS! UMBRELLAS!’ And in fact, every article to suit the conveni ence and comfort of the outward man. Also, n very large and splendid assortment of Boys’ Clothing ! Tlie subscriber, in pulling forih tins aiT veriiseinent, would reiurn his most sincere thanks 10 the public, and the citizens of Batty in particular, for the very liberal patronage which they have seen fit to bestow upon him, and feels determined to deserve in time to come a continuance of their favor. The Sa gadahock Clothing and Outfitting Warehouse


ocr: Ships for sale. lyO^V on the stocks and for sale, n superior is new aud copper fasicnef. Ship of 500 tons •nt hur,b«u; also one of 450 tens burthen. Both will be sold on re.asouabIe terms. Apply to Richmond, Oct 1. THOMAS J. SOl’THARl).


ocr: Read’s Cooking Range. T'dio ■ y lor which ihe -uiiMiimrs are sole 1 Agents n> this citg,—is beyo d question ihe best article ever introduced into ih s community. Many, of them have imeady been sold in this vicinity, and they give perfect smi>liic.i« i . 'J'hts Range has six boiler places, n large and rffec* 'ive oven, ai d a superior arrung* mein lor Roasting, equal to any afforded at nn open fire Its advantages over a common cooking store are many and impomtni. MONROE & GOODRICH. 27.


ocr: MARBLE WORKS, ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MONUMENTS AND GRAVESTONES, Made of the best material, with all the varieties ef forms and ornaments, also, Granite Monuments, Counter, Tabic Tops, and Soap Stone work, done to suit purchasers. TURNER St DAVENPORT, Oppos ie Commercial House, Centre Street. Bath, Me' ly41


ocr: Bath, March 30,1852. Im41. CURES WITHOUT FAIL CUTS, BURNS, BRUISES, FLESH WOUNDS, CHAPPED HANDS, BILES, FELONS, SORES, SORE EYES. CHILBLAINS, PILES, INJURY BY SPLINTERS, RING WORM, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIPELAS, SHINGLES. TRY IT ONCE, AND YOU NEVER WILL BE WITHOUT IT BECAUSE The Good it Does is Felt at Once, AND THE CURE IS SURE AND PERMANENT. RUSSIA SALVE VEGETABLE OINTMENT Has cured thousands of the above troubles. It has been used and sold in Boston for the last Thirtv Years, and its virtues have stood the test of time. EVERY MOTHER WITH CHILDREN AND ALL HEADS FAMILIES, Should keep a Box in the Cupboard, or on tht Shelf, handy to use, in CASE OP ACCIDENT. Price, 25 Cents per Box. Put up in large slr.c metal boxes, with an engraved wrapper, similar to the above engraving, without which none are genuine. tv^Sold by all Postmaster*, Apothecaries, and Grocers, and wholesale and retail by REDDING & CO., S State Street, Boston. New Garden and Flower Seeds. AVERY large variety imported from Holland ; Seeds, and other varieties, for sale at the City by AG PAGE. Seed Peas, AN early variety—for sale by April 10,135-2. M. F. GANNETT. Assessment Notice. THE member* of the Lincoln Mutual Fire Company, Fibst Cliss, are hereby notified that Directors have made iheir first Assessment upon the pre mium notes of said class, payable to Peleg Collector, on the 1st of May next. ET Those who have not paid their assessments in other classes are requested to do it forthwith. WILLIAiM v. MOSES, Trees.


ocr: EASTERN Bath,Thursday, Aug. 5,1852. <--is Democratic Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN FIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM II. KING, OF ALABAMA. FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN HUBBARD. FOR ELECTORS, RUFUS Mr INTI UK, of Parsonsfield. JOHN C. TALBOT, Senior, of Macbias. GEORGE F. SHEPLEY, of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL.'of Chesterville. OLIVER MOSES, of Bath. DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan.


ocr: EASTERN TIMES. Bath.Thursday, Ang. 19,1852. Democratic dominations. /'OR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN FIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R. KIJNG, OF ALABAMA. FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN HUBBARD. fi ron Ki.EC.ToaS, RUFUS. McJXTIRF,, of Panonsfield. JOHN C TALBOT. Senior, of Machias. GEORGE F. SHEPLEY. of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL, of Chesterville. OLIVER MOSES, of Bath. DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan. STATE OF MAINE. Executive Department. I Augusta, August 4, 1852. $ An adjourned session of the Executive Council will be held at the Council Chamber in Augusta, on the twentV-sixth inst. G.


ocr: New Stove Store! Wilkinson's Block, Broad Street. rpiIK subscribers having recently taken thestore in the -*■ above named Block, Broal St., respectfully inform the public that they have on hand, ami now offer lor sale an extensive assortment of Cooking;, Parlor & Store Stove* of the latest and most approved patterns, for wood or coal, which they wurrant to operate in the most perfect manner. —also— Cooking Ranges, Hot-Air Furnaces, Oven »rd Boiler Mouths, Iron Sinks, A good assortment of Kilrhen Far»i»h»»g G»odssad tVOODGV WARE, of every description. —also— Iron, Tin, Britania and Japanned Ware, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Saws, Shovels and Tongs, Table Cutlery, Sad Irons, See. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work done to order ia the most faithful manner. Those in wont of any of the above Goods, would do well to call ami examine our stock before purchasing as we arc to sell as low a* i nn he


ocr: Anthracite and COAL! 1 OH TONS Red Ash Egg COAL. 1UU 100 tons While A*h, broken, “ 75tons While Ash Nut “ 75 tons Lcneigh, broken, 4()toiis u lump “ 100 tous Cumberland Smiths’ “ 100 chaldrons Pictou 14 <{ 74 44 Richmond, Va., Smiths’ •* For sale at the Coal Yard, by B. O. WEEKS. Bath,Feb.25, 1851. 36tf


ocr: Read's Cooking Range. u; .i.,—»* r \viiicii .he snu^. n>«rs nre *■ Agenis in this c:iy.— is hevoml question the ever introduced into this community- them have already been sold in this vicinity, give perfect satisfaction. This Range lias six boiler places, a large and effec oven, and a superior arrangement lor to any afforded at an open fire. Its a common cooking stove are many and MONROE * GOODRICH. Bath, May 27.


ocr: Wholesale Slaughter! DUTCH E’S DEAD SHOT Ij'OR BED BUGS, is now making tremendous havoc . with the bed bugs It is sure to inukea clean sweep herever applietl, destroying the bugs, nits and nil.— Once thoroughly applied not only to the:bedstead, but to the cracks and crevices about the ceilings—iheir hiding places—and there is no mure trouble lor the sea son. It -s a perfect beam of destruction. Si li at wholesale and retail by C. \Y. Atwell, No. 4. Under ihe U. S. lintel. I’d}:laud. Also sold by'A# G* Page, Bith, and by Druggists and dealers in inedicfin-s generally ifl8


ocr: Stoves! Stoves!! —K*r - uey will be refunded. June 6,1850 T^HE subscribers have -*■ on hand and are now selling al I he lovvestpri CE«,S TO VESof every description, someof which are heavier, better finish ed, and more perfect than . any other* in use. We warrant them,and if, upon trial of thirty day*.do not provesalisfactory.the mo W. WALKER it CO. 90


ocr: Valuable discoveries in Electricity DR. a. PAIGE, who has recently made ns a profes sional visit, has. through a course of studies and experimciils-sueeecdcd in bringing to the aid of the afflicted, aset «*l instruments, to which he applies the terms of Dr. Paige’s Perpetual Electrornctois. Galvanic Spinal Braces.etc , through which this potent agent ia applied, with wonderful success, in the cure of various discuses. Ofiitese iitslutneuts we notice many strong recommendations. The Dr's succ ess while here, which was hut a few days, also cuufirws his claims for his discoveries.— Several of our first citizens have been much benefited and are prepared to certify to that fact. Dr. P.ngc has appointed Dr. B. T. CURRIER. a* his agent, in tit s city and vi inity, whtie his instruments may i.: mined, and purchased if desired. 6lf


ocr: L i. FlRNSfftRlH, [Lme Famswortb St Brooks,] :: ■ (■ . *' deaieb $« A HATS, CAPS, CLQTHHK! FURNISHING GOODS, -AND 8tlMtlB3 5>fTO?$ Of every description, UNION BLOCK, Front St., near head of Broad St., BATH. LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS. The subscriber having just received the SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES of HATS, CAPS and CLOTHING, is prepared to offer to the public by far the largest and best selected stock of goods in his line ever before offered in this market, or on the Ken nebec river, and at prices as low as the LOWEST at any other niarlcet in New England. -a In Clothing, Will be found at this establishment an ex tensive variety of all the different qualities and styles. Spring Fashions of Hats • for 1852, Of New York and Boston manufacture, of every price and quality. Also, Fur and Wool KOSSUTH HATS, of all the differ ent kinds. CAPS—Men's and Boys’, of the latest styles. FURNISHING GOODS, of every des cription, such as Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, Suspenders, Gloves, Ho siery, &c. For Seamen, Oiled Clothing, Flannel Shirts, Guernsey Frocks, Mattresses, Quilts, Blankets, Che;ts, Clothes Bags, Russia Caps, Sheaths and Belts, Pulms, and every other article necessa ry for the complete outfit of the Fish erman and Seaman. Rubber Goods, Umbrellas, &c. Those in want nre respectfully invited to cnll and examine my goods at the well known “Bath Outfitting Warehouse.” A. J. FARNSWORTH, Ag’t. Bath, May 15, 1852. 6w48


ocr: Democratic Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF HEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM 1!. KING, OF ALABAMA. FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN HUBBARD. FOR ELECTORS, RUFUS McINTIRE. nf Parsonsfield. JOHN C. TALBO T, Senior, of Machias. GEORGE F. SIIBPLEY, of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL, of Chesterville. OLIVER MOSES, of Bath. DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan.


ocr: Stoves! Stoves!! ney willberefunded. June 5,1850 ^HE subscribers have on hand and are now selling at thelowestpri CEs,S TO VESof every description, someof which are heavier, better finish ed,and more perfectthan k any others in use. We warrant them,and if, upon tjial of thirty days,do not prove satisfactory.the mo W. WALKER St CO. 50


ocr: 11UU (kWUUS At the Granite Store. JUST received, a few pieces new style M de Laiaea. plain Raw Silks, Prints, Bleached and Brown Sheet ings, Ac. which will be sold ai prices lower than ever before offered In this city. II. W. OWEN It CO. Bath, Jan. 24,1832. 32


ocr: SAGADAHOCK CLOTHING & OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS STOCK! Great Sale of Clothing! SUCH AS Over" and Under Saoks ; Frock Coats; Vests, of fifty different Styles and Patterns. PANTS, of the highest order, EQOTS: A.M D SHOES’, HATS Sc CAPS1!, GLOVES AND MITTENS! WITH ALL KINDS OF FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, UillRRELUAS, iVc*^ Ac* Will commence at his Establish ment on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and continue until further notice! The Stock is NEW ! is of the Latest Style and Fashion ! was got up expressly for my RETAIL TRADE ! Is also the largest and best select ed of any to be found in Bath, or Maine, y AGENTS a£D| * * * excepted, and will be sold at which will not fail to Give Satisfaction ! ! y Gentlemen of Bath and STRANGERS visiting the city who are in want Good Clothing, Will find it greatly to their advan tage by calling in at the SAGADAHOCK ! JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 3, 1851. J0


ocr: SPLENDID ANNUAL WINTER OPENING! —AT— Colby’s Bonnet Rooms! No. 56 Union, one door from Middle St., On Thursday, the 20th inst., If R8- C. will exhibit a very extensive and most splen did variety of Ladies’ Paris Winter Bonnets, con.itti,,.. of every Style of Silk, Satin and Velvet—all 01 which are entirely new atvlc.


ocr: Stoves ! Stoves !! iiey will be refunded. -*■ on hand and are n«w sellint; at I he lowest rut* CKs.iST () V H 5 of every description, some of which are heavier, belter finish ed.and more perfect than any others in use. We warrant them.amt if. upon trial of thirty days.do not prove satisfactory,the mu* W. WALKElt A CO.


ocr: POETRY. Whom I Love Best. I her* • father—one whose worth Is by hut few possessed ; Of all-the men who tread the earth, I love my father best. •i - I havs a brother, too, whose joyt I share at hit behest, Of all the laughter-loving boys, I love my brother best. I have a sister—one as true As brother ever blest; Of til the girls that meet my view, r love my sister best. I cherish these, but there is oue More deer than all the rest. And is it strange a duteous son Should love his Mother beat t f The Little Frock. BY EMILY HERMANN. A common light-hlue muslin frock Is hanging on the wall. But no one in the household now Can wear a dress so small. ■ • 'T f ,* f ) f k * - The sleeves are both turned inside out, And tell ef summer wear; They seem to wait th* owner's hands Which, last year, hung them there. *T was at the children's festival Her Sunday dress was soiled— You need not turn it from ths light— To me it is not spoiled ! A sad and yet a pleasant thought Is to the spirit told By this dear little rumpled thing, ■With dust in every fold. Why shnu'd men weep, that to their homes An angel's love i« given— O. that, bef ire them she is gone To blessedness in Heaven ?


ocr: & OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! TEN THOUSAND DOLLAHS STOCK! Great Sale of Clothing! SUCH AS Over and Under Sacks; Frock Coats; Vests, of fifty different Style3 and Patterns. PANTS, of the highest order, 18818 AM shoes, HATS 8 CAPS'!, GLOVES AND MITTENS! WITH ALL KINDS OF FURNISHING GOODS, TRANKS, UMORELLAK, Ac., &C. Will commence at his Establish ment on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and continue until further notice! The Stock is N E W ! is of the Latest Style and Fashion ! was got up expressly for my RETAIL TRADE! Is also the largest and best select ed of any to be found in Bath, or Maine, AGENTS * * * excepted, and will be sold at a» 18 31 © IB S which will not fail to Give Satisfaction ! ! C?' Gentlemen of Bath and STRANGERS visiting the city who are in want Good Clothing, Will find it greatly to their advan tage by calling in at the SAGADAHOCK ! JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 3, 1851. ,« Rp Ra R. JOY TO TIIE BED-RIDDEN. A VALUABLE DISCO VER Y FOR THE INSTANT CURE OF PAIN! RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, cure, the worst diseases in minutes and hours, and slops the mos* cruel pangs of pains in seconds. So quick and efficient is Ra Iway’s Ready Relief in snip ping pain and curing disease, that it has raised the dis eased and helpless invalid from a bed of sickness in a very few hours. It has frequently cured thewor.-t pains of— Rheumatism in four hours Neuralgia in twemy minutes Tic Doloreux in ten minutes Tooth Ache in three second* Nervous Headache in fifteen minutes Sour Stomach in fiv e minutes Heart-bum in five minutes Rowel Oernplaints, in thirty-live minutes Cramps and Sprains in tw**nty-five minutes OiarrhcBa in one hour luflaininat ons of the bowels in thirty minutes Local (nflammaliou in ten minutes Influenza in twelve hours Hoarseness in ten hours Spinal complaints, swellings, bruises, sores, wounds, Vo. it will remove ten limes quicker than any other re nedy in use. Let those toho suffer try it. It will prove itself in a few minutes As soon as it is taken internally, or applied externally.its beneficial cf feels are seen. It is better than all other remedies. Here is the Proof. There is no other remedj that claims to subdue the cruel pangs of pain in seconds, minutes or even hour; Ph *v require the patient to use dose after dos*- before a favorable chance is promised Not so with Rad wav’s Ready Relief. Its effects are instantaneous; the nrs d-*.se ilia t is taken.or I he first external application com meuces its its great work of relief from pain. Sick Headache cured in 25 Minutes.


ocr: SPLENDID ANNUAL WINTER OPENING! —AT— Colby’s Bonnet Rooms! No. 56 Union, one door from Middle St., 1 Oil Thursday, the 20th inst., Yf BS. C. will exhibit a very extensive and most spleu iVI did variety of Ladies’ Paris Winter Bonnets,


ocr: i'lKE INSURANCE. The North HIesters Insnrance COMPANY. STATE OF NEW YORK. PROPOSALS FOR INSURANCE HOUSES, Buildings, Manufactories,Store* Ve«cl« in harbor,goods, wares and merchandise iren-rVi y, from loss or damage by fire. 8 * Incorporated by the State of N. York in 1832 CAPITAL, (allpaid in) 150,000. DIRECTORS. J Phillips Ph«nix,N York. Luther Wright,Oswego. Seth Grosvener, “ SB Ludlow. “ James Bogart.Jr. “ Henry Eagle, “ George W Morion, “ Alvin Bronson, “ J V L Pruyn, Albany. A F Grant, “ D P Brews’er.Oswego. James Lyon, “ George Fisher, “ GEORGE FISHER,President. SAMUEL HAWLEY, Secretary. J. R. ilIcLELLAN, Agent for Bath. Feb. 27.1351.1)36_ Insurance. rPHE undersigned. A gent for several safe and respon X sible Offices, is prepared to insure against Fire and Marine Risks, of every description, to any amount required, at the usual rales. Life Insurance, also effected in the best offices in New England, at lowest premiums. JOHN H. KIMBALL, Insurance Broker, Nearly opposite the Elliot Hou«e. Path, July 13,1851.ly39 Fire Insurance. THE undersigned, Agent for the Howard, Lafay ette. and American Insurance Offices, with combined capital of $550,000, will insure against lessor damage by fire, on houses, furniture, buildings, merchandize, mills, facto rics, mechanics’ risks, vessels and cargoes, ami on ihe slocks, to the amount of $30,000. on nny < nc risk, at current rates. JOHN H KIMBALL, Nearly opposite the Elliot House. Path, July 12.1851 1 >38 Marine Insurance. THE undersigned, Agent for several Host oh and Offices, will insure again*! Marine Risks on Ves sels. Freight, Goods and Effects, to any amount re quired, at the usual rates. Policies i«sucd. and promptly paid al IJalli. Claims on underwriters adjust ed and collected. JOHN H. KIMBALL. Office nearly opposite Elliot House. Bmh, July 1?f 1-51. 1>38


ocr: rPills Range,—ibr which 111*» subscribers are solo Agents in tins city,—is beyond question the best article ever introduced into tins community. Many, of them have already been sold in this vicinity, and they give perfect satisfaction. This Range has six boiler places, a large and effec tive oven, and a superior arrangement tor Roasting, equal to any afforded at an open lire Its advantages over a colriiiinn cookilie strive are manv and iioportani. MO A ROE & GOODRICH. Bath, May 27. India Rubber Clothing. A T the Sttgndahock Clothing and Outfitting Warehouse, a new article of Rubber Goods, consisting of l.ocig ami Short Coats, Pants,


ocr: OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE. Spring and Summer CLOTHING! At ihis Establishment is now selling nt prices llmt offer unusual inducements to pur chasers. Those in want will find the great est variety of garments, unsurpassed in the style of manufacture and the quality of mate rials, from which selections may be made tt» suit all classes of customers. A LARGE & RICH ASSORTMENT JEMurs Awm ROOTS AND SHOES! TRUNKS ! UMBRELLAS !! And in fact, every article to suit the conveni* cncc and comfort of the outward man. Also, a very large and splendid assortment of Boys’ Clothing ! The subscriber, in putting forth this ad vertisement, would return his most sincer^ thanks to the public, and the citizens of Ballr in particular, for the very liberal patronage which they have seen fit to bestow upon him, ami feels determined to deserve in time ter come a continuance of their favor. The Sa* gadahock Clothing and Outfitting Warehouse has now been in operation for more than three years, and as the SYSTEM OF LOW PRICES lias succeeded beyond tlie expectation of the proprietor, lie is induced to offer still great* er inducements to the people, by providing Stock of the most fashionable order, to the amount of FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, Which will be brought forward from time to time as the season shall advance, and which will he sold as above stated. It will be re


ocr: , A LARGE assort mem of FURNACES for heating Dwelling Houses, Stores, Churches and Halls. •Having bad many years ex perience in the business, we think we can sell as good a furnace as can be had. a ml pul it up in the best and manner. ALSO ON HAND Brick Furnaces, Of many kinds, I Portable and Wood V All of which will bo sold I wholesale and Vetail by Willard Walker & Co. A 50 Bnswcll’s Mineral Paint. A SUPERIOR article of FIRE PROOF ZL warranted equal loauvoflered to the public, for hy MITCHELL A. LOW. July 2,1851. Ships’ Cambooses. r|!l!E best Cambooses ever offered in the eitv, for 1 by WILLAllD WALKER & CO. Hath, Feb 24, 1S52. 30 GANNETT is prepared to supply bis


ocr: B. T. (IRRIIK, D. D. S., Office, at his residence, on Centre St., opposite the CFfY HALL, ■BATH, ME. All operations in mechan ical and Surgical Dentistry performed in a neat and per manent manner, fit Connected with his office, jA is an establishment for the / manufacture of all kinds of ^ Block Teeth, *of the best quality. Den tist’s supplied to order. 38tf


ocr: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, Tuesday, November Second. Democratic Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM 1L KING, OF ALABAMA. FOR ELECTORS, RUFUS MoINTIRK, of Par^onsficM. JOHN C. TALBOT, Senior, of Mnchins. GEORGE F. SHF.PLEY, of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL, of Chesterville. OLIVER MOSES, of Bath. DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan. ISAAC W. TABOR, of Houlton. JONATHAN II. FULLER, of Freedom. C7==> Let them tell tlieirown sentiments : General Scott on Foreigners. ‘ I now hesitate between extending the pe riod of residence before Naturalization, and a TOTAt. REPEAL OF ALL ACTS OF CONGRESS on the subject. My mind inclines TO THE LATTER.’— Winfield Scott. Greeley’s Opinion of Scott in ’4S ‘Send a delegate to the Convention, if you can, for Clay; if not for Clay for Corwin ; if not for Corwin, for Seward ; if not for Sew ard, for Taylor: but last of all for Scott.— Scott is a vain, conceited, coxcomb of a man. His brains—all that lie has —are in his epau lets, and if lie should be elected President lie would tear the whig party into tatters in less than six months.'—Horace Greeley. Weed’s Opinion of Scott in *18. ‘In the character cl Gen. Scott there is much, very much to commend and admire. Hut the mischief is, there is WEAKNESS in all he says or does about the Presidency. Im mediately after the close of the of


ocr: EASTERN TIMES. Bath,Thursday, Sept. 2,1852. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, Tuesday, November Seeond. Democratic Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN FIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM B. KING, OF ALABAMA. FOR ELECTORS, RUFUS McINTIRE, of Parsonsfield. JOHN C. TALBOT, Senior, of Maehias. GEORGE F. SHEPLEY, of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL, of Chesterville. DAVID RICH A RDSON, of Canaan. ISAAC VV. TABOR, of Iloulton. • ■ -_ STATE ELECTION, ITIondny, Sept. Tliirtcrnlli. FOR GOVERNOR, JOHJV HUBBARD. For Representative to Congress, 4th District, Rufus K. J. Portor. Lincoln Nominations. For ‘Senators, JOSEPH W. RIJSSELL, HENRY INGALLS, JOHN H. CONVERSE, THOMAS O BRIEN. For Clerk of Courts, SAMUEL W. JACKSON. For County Treasurer, RICHARD VV. TUCKER. For Registers of Deeds, LEMUEL IIALL, SILAS L. YOUNG, HEZEKIAII P. COOMBS. For County Commissioners, RODNEY C. SMITH, GEORGE BABB.


ocr: New Stove Store! Wilkinson's Block, Broad Street. rTIIF subscribers having recently taken thestore in tne -*■ above named IJIock, Broal St., respectfully in form tbe public that they have on hand, and now oner for sale uii extensive assortment of Cooking, Parlor * Store Sloves of the laiest mid most approved patterns, for wood or coal, which they warrant to operate in the most perfect manner. —also— Cooking Ranges, Hot-Air Furnaces, Oven and Boiler Mouths, Iron Sinks, A good assortment of Kitchen Furnishing Goods and WOODEN WARE, of every description. —also— Iron, Tin, Britar.ia and Japanned Ware, Axe», Hatchets, Hammers, Saws, Shovels and Tongs, Table Cutler)’, Sad Irons, &c. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work done to order in llie most faithful manner. Those in want of any of the nhove Goods, •would do well to cull and examine our stock before purchasing


ocr: Parlor Stoves. ATOW is the lime to iook for Parlor «nd Chamber Stove*, and the very best assorimeut, »» me 10*c®1 prices.can be found at ’ HI. CHAMBERLAIN, HEAR SAGADJHOCK FFRRY' . „ Front Street, BatK, Me. ALSO, TUB FAMOUS Union Air-Tight Cook Stove, a new and beautiful design, similar in arrangement the Bay Stale and Green Mountain Stoves, and war ranted equal to them, at price# which purchaser# be perfectly satisfied with.


ocr: bath steam CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. above Manufactory during the pael icon h.v ,„K been completely rvBlled »:lh new machinery Engi::e, Tarring Apparatus and Spinmiif machinery—comprising all lha lale.l improvcroonie. The proprietors would mvile Ihc. alienliouol ahip and dealers rn Cordage generally, tolheirea where inuy he round an aaaonmeni of «rat qualiiy Hemp and Manilla Cordage, which will be sold by wUoUsuh or rtiniL ua llie lou tsl manu/acturtiM prt "Sang* of Cordage, warranied equal to aay in 'lha market, furnished al abort nonce, and all order* from ihla or neighboring lowiu, will be promptly ailended to. 5S" .of, .e/oee ELL.


ocr: j ; Bttsiness € a r i) s d Ym 'itmxriwir IN ALL ITS VARIETY NSAT3.Y km &9BAPLY AT THE OFFICE OF THE mmmm vmm* SOLDIERS’ LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT BY JOHN H. KIMBALL, BATH, ME. 3m Office, opposite the Elliot House. 50 «. W. LOKEIt, U. S_£a CE> 02. » Front St., Bath. Oppodito the Elliut Iloude, formerly occupied bv Dr S Anderson. 44tf J. D. YOUNG, M. D., Homceopathist, Bath, Me. Office corner of Front and Broad Streets. I-— J. P. PAINE, M D., Homoeopathic Physician, Newcastle and Damariscotta, Me. JOHN II. KIMBALL^ INSURANCE BROKER, NOTARY PUBLIC, HATH, MAINE. Commissioner for Mass, and J\f. Hampshire. PIT* Marine, Fire and Life Insurance. eflccledat llie lowest rates in responsible offices. Iy41 B. O. WE E K sT Commission Merchant anti Broker, —DEALER IN— Anthracite and Bituminous Coal. Baih, March, 1S52. 4 Ilf Taa$HAS a* (organist at central church,) Teacher of Harmony and Thorough C^7=* Tuition given on the Piano Forte ami Organ. ®aot, sas. OWEN &, CO., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, FRONT STREET, BATH. Are prepared as heretofore, to make cash advances on all kinds of Merchandize for Auction Sales. O* Houses, House Lots, Vessels, and all kinds of door sales attended to on the most favorable terms. II. W. Owen. Id J. T. Gilman. DR. PAYNE Has removed to the house on Middle recently occupied by 13. C. Bailey, Esq., opposite the New Jerusalem Temple. 7 MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE, By some of the safest and best Stock-Companies in country, at current rales PE LEG WADSWORTH, Agent. Bath, August 13,1851. Iy8 I. H. DU PEE, DAGUERREOTYPE ARTIST, Rooms over Morrison's Carpel Store. I. 11. D. res tectfully informs liis friends and the that lie has lilted up Rooms over Morrison’s Store, street, where he will be happy to wait upon all who favor him with a call. Pictures neatly put up in Rings, Lockets apd Cases of every description, and in best manner, at the lowest prices, and warranted suit. All work done with a large Sky-Light. Iy9 AHjIIuKDSJ So CORONER, LINCOLN COUNTY, tf BATH, ME. 43 J. H. ALLEN &, Co, Imp triers and Dealers in BAH inClY & Vails, Ship Spikes, Wagon Axles Springs, &c. McUclIau’s Wharf, Bath, 171c. J. H. Allex. l\-36 .1. II. McI.eli.ax. JACOB S. SEW ALL. NOTARY rU'BLIC, —AND— Commissioner for the Slate of 45 BATH, ME. tf BRONSON & SEWALL, Counsellors & Attorneys at Law. Office in Tierce's Blocl;, Front Street, BATH, KIE. DAVID BRONSON. 33 F. D. SEWALL. PORTER Sc SMITH, Attorneys & Counsellors at Office over John Hayden's store, Front Street, bath, me. CHARLES B. FOHTEB. tf5 JACOB SMITH. J. S. SUWALL, Ship and Insurance Broker, Office on 'Front Street—over Heath cj- Store. Marine,Fire and Life Insurance effected. Cargoes vesselsarocnred —cargoes bought and sold. Bath, April 1, 1351. 41tf B. T. CIRRI KR, D. D. S., Office at his residence, on Centre St., • the CITY HALL; BATH, ME. All operation* in mechan ical and Surgical performed in a neat and per manent manner. •i Connected with his 9 is an establishment for f manufacture of all kinds g Block Teeth, *of the best quality. Den tist’s supplied to order. 38tf J. MATHEWS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Respecitullytendershis professionalservicesio inbabiianteof Bathandvicinity. Office on Front Street, over the store of Ma goun Stinson. Bulll-Au".,185tj. t f 10 ELISHA OLARKE DEALER IN Hooks, Stationery and Fancy Articles, School Books nn<l Blank of ail kinds, Cheap l or Cash. NEXT NORTH THEELLIOT HOUSE, FRONT ST, BATH, ME.


ocr: ■ As this season is now near at hnntl, the subscriber would respectfully say to lliose wbu wish 10 appear well and comfortable on that day, that lie lias just received, oi ibe Clothing and Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Front Street, Under the Sagadahock House, the largest, most fashionable, and elegant stock of ready CUSTOM-HIDE WINTER Clothing! ever before offered for sale in this market.— We say THE LARGEST! from the fact that more real value in gooil fashionable, Substantial Clothing can be found at this Warehouse than at any other on the Kennebec River. Qy We say the [rornihe fact that the styles are taken direct ly >roin u. i „t Hie laslnon able world. We say the because we think it IMPOSSIBLE to find at any oilier establishment anything SUPE RIOR. The statements made in (he foregoing are VERY IMPORTANT in themselves, hut another thing connected with the afliiir, and winch is of greater iiii|ioriiiiiee, is the consid eration of i lie LOW PRICE at which the goods will be sold. Let all who are in want of Clothing, Comfortable, Substantial, Fashionable, durable and CEBIvlI’, call in at the SAGADAHOCK, and their wishes shall be fully satisfied. JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 20, 1852. 23 L l FARNSWORTH, —AT THE— is now prepared to offer to the public a very large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter CLOTHma! of every desirable quality and style, manufac tured in the best manner. A splendid assortment of FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! ! BEB EE &, CO’S AND. OTHER FALL STYLES OF MOLESKIN HATS! IIOSSUTH HATS of every variety. The latest styles of Men's and Hoy’s Cloth, Plush, Fur and Glazed iCFA LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ^£3|


ocr: Wilkinson’s Block. Broad Street. rFHK#ub<crilier« Having n*mtti\ iukii. •besiore in the above named lllock. BroalUt- respectfully inform ihe public ihaillny have on hand, ami now offer tor sale an extensive mworunent of ( ookiJi;. Parlor A Store Stoves ■if I lie lit icifi mill must approve.) puttcrin. for wiml or coal. which they warrant to operate in the moat perfect manner- —also— Cooking Ranges, Hot-Air Furnaces, OTen and Roiler Mouths Iron Sinks, A good assortment of Kitchen Furnishing Goods and WIIODEV WARE, of every description. —also— Iron. Tin, Britar.ia and Japanned Ware, Axet, Hatchets, Hammers, Saws. Shovels and Tongs, Table Cutlery, Sad Irons, &c.


ocr: Cure your Sore Eyes! IF your eyes are sore weak, or if they you, no matter what is i cause, lose no lime, but try DR. PETTIT’S American Eye Salve. Its effects lire most wonder ful, producing almost IN STANTANEOUS We are almost daily re ceiving accounts of wonder _ ful cures ejected by Eye Salve, but can here only refer to the A Cure.—A gentleman had for years suffered severe ly by a CONCENTRATION OF HUMORS about tiie causing a discharge of much matter, and great pain and soreness. Ail Ulcerous Sore whs consequence, forming on til# side of the nostril, below the eye which lino constantly discharged mat ter for upwards of two years, and was generally be lieved to be u Cancer. This man received a perfect cure in the use of boxes of DR. PETTIT'S AMERICAS SALVE Sold by C. XV. ATWELL, under the U. S. Portland. 7tf For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; E. Gntchelland Win linker, Brunswick—and by and dealers in lytf


ocr: j Snaintss Cards. IN AU ITS VARIETY HBATB.V- AISB e£2iSAff>S.Y VklWltA AT THE OFFICE OF THE s&sira&tt i?mm* J. D. YOUNG, M. D., Homceopathist, Bath, Me. Office corner of Front and Broad Streets. J. MATHEWS, M: d. Physician and Surgeon, RespectfnllyteiiderMliis protessionaUervicesto the inh&biianli*6f Bathandviciniiy. Office on Front Street, over the store of Ma goun df Stinson. Bath .Aug.,1850. tfio J. P. PAINE, M- D., Homoeopathic Physician, Newcastle and Damariscotta, Me. DR. PAYNE Has removed to the house on Middle Street, recently occupied by B. C. Bailey, Esq., nearly opposite the New Jerusalem Temple. 7 B. T. CURRIER, D. D. S., Office at his residence, on Centre St., opposite the CITY IIALL, BATH, MB. All operation* in mechan ical and Surgical Dentistry performed in a neat and per manent manner. K Connected with his office, 9 is an establishment for the *' manufacture of all kinds of | Block Teeth, "of the best quality. Den- "list’ssupplied to order. 38tf JACOB S. SEWALL. Notary Public, And Commissioner for the State of Massachusetts. BATH, Me. JOHN II. KIMBALL, INSURANCE BROKER, —AND— NOTARY PUBLIC, BATH, MAINE. Commissioner for Mass, and JY. Hampshire. O* Marine, Fire and Life Insurance e fleeted at the lowest rates in responsible offices. 1 y41 BRONSON Sc SEWALL, Counsellors & Attorneys at Law. Office in Pierce's Block, Front Street, BATH, HIE. DAVID BltONSON. 3t! F. D. SEWALL. PORTER Sc SMITH, Attorneys & Counsellors at Law, Office over John Hayden'sstore, Front Street, BATII, ME. CHARLES n. PORTER. tf5 JACOB SMITH. J. S. SEWALL, Ship anil Insurance Broker, Office on Front Street—over Heath cj Co's Store. Marine.Fire in I Life Insurance effected. Carsrnes for vessels »rn<*ured —cargoes bought ami sold. Bath, April 1, 1851 41tf DAGUERREOTYPES, IIY 45 Front Street 45 I. H. DUPEE, DAGUERREOTYPE ARTIST, Rooms over Morrison's Carpet Store. B . O . WEEKS, Commission Merchant and Ship B rokcr, — DKAI.KU l.\— Anthracite and Bituminous Coal. Bath, March. 1S52. 41rt* TH®aAS 3* S1A1833H, (organist at central C'HURCI1.) Teacher of Harmony ami Thorough llase. C[jT Tuiliou given on the Piano Forle mid Organ. ~ MT3B, SO. OWEN &. CO., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, FRONT STREET, BATH. Are prepared as heretofore, to make cash advances on all kinds of Merchandize for Auction Sales, jjr Houses, House Lots, Vessels, ami all kinds of on door sales attended to on the most favorable terms. II. W. Owen. 10 J. T. Gilman. J. H. ALLEN & Co,


ocr: Parlor Stoves. Now is the time to iook for Parlor and Stoves, and the very best assortment, at the price.,can be found a. ^ ITEAR SAGADJHOCK FERRY, Front Street, Bath, Me. ALSO, THE FAMOUS Union Air-Tight Cook Stove, a new and beautiful design, similar in arrangement the Bay State and Green Mountain Stoves, and war ranted equal to them, at prices which purchasers be perfectly satisfied with. _* Stoves! Stoves!! THE subscribers n»T# on band and are new selling at thelowkstfr* cm.STOV ES of every


ocr: EASTERN Bath,Thursday, Aug. 26,1852. Democratic Nominations, FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN FIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM K. KING, OF ALABAMA. .FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN HUBBARD. KOI! ELECTORS, RUFUS McINTJRE, of Parsonsfield. JOHN C. TALBOT. Senior, of Machias. GEORGE F. S1IEPLEY, of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL, of Chesterville. OLIVER MOSES, of Bath. DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan. STATE OF MAINE. Executive Department, > Augusta, August 4, 1852. ) An adjourned session of the Executive Council will bo held at the Council Chamber in Augusta, on the twenty-sixth inst. Attest—JOHN G. SAWYER, Secretary of State. ' j


ocr: As this season is now near at hand, the subscriber would respectfully say to those who wish to appear well and comfortable on that day, that ha has just received, at the mmmmm Clothing and Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Front Street, Under the Sagadahock House, the largest, most fashionable, and elegant stock of reatly CUSTOM-MADE WINTER Clothing! ever before offered for sale in this market._ We say THE LARGEST! from il»e fact that mnr* real value in good fa at) tollable. Substantial Clothing can He found at tin* Warehouse Ilian nt any ti'lter on the Keiinebej River. d/* We aav the Irom tlie fict i|| it the atv entire taken direct I* bom the head nud luiiiitain of the lashton ■ hie wot Id. We say the MOST ELE3ANT! A-pcmisp we think if IMPOSSIBLE to fiert a: aav miter estalilisiinieiii imyitilng SUPE RIOR. I tie <t i|pirei)t« in id-* iti the foregoing are VERY IVIPO.U'A M V i , the i»i>pIvps, bill .tut.liter lliiii" poii ippled wiili tliH «tf»ir. and win- li is <d i're upr iiiipoi lance, istnecons d prat on ol i lie LOW PRICE at win. Ii ilie g.m t* will lie sold. Lei uJ wliu are in waul nl Ci.illmig, Co.’ufbrtiblc, Substantial, Fashionable, Durable and CHEAP, rail in lit Ihe SACADAHOCK, and tlieir wishes >hall he fully satisfied. —AT THE— BATH i 3 i is now prepared to offer to the public a very large and well selected stock .of Fall and Winter CLOTHING! of every desirable quality and style, manufac tured in the best manner. A splendid assortment of FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! ! BEB E&CQ’S AND OTHER FALL STYLES OF MOLESKIN HATS! KOSSUTH II \TS of every variety. The latest styles of Men’s and Hoy’s Cloth, Flush. Fur and Glaz d fCJ*A LAliGE iSSuATMENT OF «£3! {Seamen’s Clothing! ! llub'jiT l ai5>relliis, &C»j &c» It is unnecessary to inform the nnmwnu* pa tr« ns of this establishment that I *eh Goods at raies \S LO «V as those in ;t*»y of the large cities of the country. Many articles much lower. now to which w> are con


ocr: XW ALL XT5 VARIETY HBATL¥ Atm CHEAPLY VWIVTOA AT THE OFFICE OF THE sasesaa ‘8>ai»S8. GEORGE E. B. JACKSOX, Counsellor and Attorney at Law, ELLIOT HOUSE BLOCK, FRONT STREET, tf BATH. 21 JACOB S. SEWALL, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, -AND— INSURANCE BROKER, BATH, ME. Commissioner for Massachustms and Notary Public. Marine, Fire and Life lusuruuce effected in safe and reliable offices. Office in YTuses’* Block, Frbnt St., next door to the Telegraph Office. J. D. YOUNgTm. D.. Homceopathistj Bath, Me. Officecornerof Front and Broad Streets. J. MATHEWS, M. D Physician and Surgeon, Redpectfulljtenderjslii* iruiessioiiui .erviceMo the nhahitaniHtf Baihundviciniiy. OJice on Front Street, over the store of Ma lawi f Stinson. Bath .Aug.,I85ij. tflO J. P. PAINE, M D., Hon e »p-it!iic Physician, Newcastle and Damariscotta, Me. DR. PAYNE lias removed to the house on Middle Street, recently occupied by H. C. llailey. Esq., nearly opposite the Xetv Jerusalem Temple. 7 B. T. fllltRIKR, I). R. S., Office, at his residence, on Centre St., opposite the CITY HALL. □a i ci. mu. All operation* in mechan ical ami Surgical Dentistry p rf<>r.ned in a neat ami per manent iiiauner. Connected with his ollice, is an establishment for the manufacture of all kinds of Block IVeili, if the best quality. Dei List’s supplied to order. 3stf JOHN II. KINBALL, INSURANCE. BROKER, NOTARY PUBLIC, BVTII. JIAINR. Commissioner for Muss, and .V. Hampshire. r* vl.ir-n**, Fire ami Idle liisusmicr eflcclt i ai ilie lowest rales in espmisible offices I y41 BA9NSON &. SEWALL, Counsellors & Attorneys at Law. Office in Piirce's Block, Front Street, BATH, JIB. DAVID BRONSON. F. D. SEWALL. PORTED & SMITH, Attorneys A Counsellors at Law, Office over John Hayden'sstore, Front Street, in rii, jib. CHARLES R. POUTER tf5 JACOB SMITH. J. S. MUAI.L, Ship anil Insurance Broker, Office on Front Street—over Heath Co's Store. Marine,Fire ml Info I ns.ir nice effected. Cargoes for \'e**-ls i- ••••tred —cargoes bought and sold. Bath, April 1, 1851 “ 41tf D AGUE RREO TYPES, BY 45 Front Street 45 I. H. DUPEE, DAGUERREOTYPE ARTIST, Rooms over Morrison's Carpet Store. B. O. WEEK?. Commission ilercUnat and Ship Broker, • — IV— Anthracite and Bituminous Coal. Bnth Miirch. leS’i 111f TMm$ (O nil \ I>T AT CENTRAI. CHCt CH , Teacher of Il.irmouy mid Thorough liase. Tuition given on iim | inpt> am Organ. fBA’LFL 123. _ OWiJtf &. CO., Auctioneers mill Cuninissiuii llcrcliants, p.io:*r srREar, bath. Are prepared »a heretofore, to make cadi advances on all kinds of Merchandize for Vuctiou Sales. OP House*. House Lota, Vessels, ai d all kind* of on loor a ilea attended to oil the moat favorable terms. H. IV. »v«i.t. Id J. T. Gilman, J. H. ALLEN &. Co, l up ricro iimI e ilereiu 2L3. IfLOiT & ST SSL, Nails, ship Spikes, Yipi AtU Springs. Ac. 1 'LnlCl.iS O li.til, Bath, Me. I. I Alt*:* lvdti J.U vIcLellan ELISHA CLAUSE OKU.El: IS Bosks, Stationery a ml Fancy Irlielrs, School Books and Blank Books, all .111.1*. 7inij, or Cash NEXT NORTH THE iLLIH HOUSE. FRONT ST, BATH. ME. _ n. tictiniN a t o., SISK? (DA. Hi VIE It No. 2. Broad Street. Bath, Ale. Marine ami Fire INSURANCE. Til E F R A X KLI.N M A K IN E A ND FlR K l X»i7 K A NCE COM PANY of New v'.irK, with .i or i ieh in Worcester, Maas,having a eapiul. paid hi and safely invested, of $300,000, will take Marine or Fire iIisKs ai reasonable rates.— I’oliciesissueJ on application to J. s». SEW ALL*, Agent. Hath, May 22. 1332. _ FANCY GOODS. K It A .H E It A II E V E It, ItfPORTER* OP French, German uud English Goods, Musical Instruments. Alarm Clocks, Toys, Willow Baskets, Brushes, Fancy Boxes, &c.. &c., Nos. 18-and 20 Atkinson, near Milk St., MSTUIAS V8&MKK, BOSTON. NVat. A II EVER. r_7» Order* laken for Staple Articles in their lineal the usual rales. I MARBLlfWORKS, ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MONUMENTS AND Made ofilie best material, with ail the varieties of form* and ornament*. h1*o. Granite Monuments, Counter, Table Tops, Br.ap Stone work, done to suit purchasers. TURNER A DAVENPORT, Opp**>te Commercial House, Centre Street, Bath. 1 y41 Wanted TO exeha ge. unimproved land, free incumbrance, near the hu*iit*o« part of th» Htffl City of Boaioii, Mum- f'»r a tarn; m loo • UJutSo or more, well cultiya ed. with or without th< •lock uml tools, with good buildings and orchard. Ap ply at this office. 24tf Boats! Boots! ONLY *2,25 for Gent’s Kip 3 on, at Nor 30, 1853. J. W. ROJJfKTS’