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ocr: , J 1 J' ji J1, fi Doctor Yourself ! 'HE POCKET yESCULAPIUS: Or, every one his own Physician. ?THMill*^{ETH showing Diseases and Malformations of tho Human System in which isaddoda trc t. highest importune? to isrriea people,or tnose eontenipluting mar* age. By William Young, M. D. I ait no father be ashamed to present a copy f the dSBCULAPIUSto his child. It may tve him from an early grave. Let no young inn or woman enter into the secret of married life without re iding th? iESCULAPIUS. Lei no oua ufTering from a hacknted Cough, Pain in he Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, nd the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, nd given up by their physician, be another inment without consulting the Have the married, or those about to c married, any impediment, read this trulv m-fiil book, n* it hn? be?>n the moans of ?ving thousand* of unfortunate creature* om the very jaw* of death. UT Any person sending CENTS enclosed in h letter, will >ne copy of this w ork by mail, or fiva opies will be *ent for One Dollar. Address, (po*t paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG, So. 152 Syrw* St., FhUaptMUm. 13 10


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ocr: I PROS] C : LANCASTI !Yt>w is the Ti - ma m FEELING very jftatcful for the patrol of Lancaster I 'istrict, or the State of Country, the Proprietor of the " Lanevstei cessable to nil, by offering eveVy inducetnen Subscription plrfce to #1. 50, when ten or n therefore be as follows : for n single copy, cents if payment be delayed three months, n new subscribers, by paying the cosh (#15.) one year. Any person who will procure thi #10, will be furnished with the Ledger one The | mtronage which has been hitherto e . io believe must in part be attributed to meri ing the good friends and well wishers of th< North, he Contemplates printing the paper a cr than at present used, which will give the r TWICE THE QUANTITY The intention of the editor in. not only tc local District Paper, but at the same time as has no predilections for Ijincaster. It is a J lished at one of our country Court Houses, < triet where the paper is published. This is the news of the city dailies, and in i n abridg reading in a small compass. In the conduei selecting articles, and except articles of stirri crally taken from papers published at adista paper may bo NEW. Many tales which ha' leeted from English papers, have never bcfoi The first effort of the editor having been satisfaction, he will in a few weeks, comment ORIGIN A1 which will oecnpy, perhaps, some ten or twe given in each number. The "Ledger"' is, and always will be AN INDEPEN although this independence is not so constrn demning any set of men or measures. God riously threatened the peace and comfort of love peace?our efforts shall be to promo when unmolested, when trod upon he will c nnec may cease to be a virtue," and young through our veins,although disposed to go t yet when more than is reasonable or just isc the calumet and blow away the smoke. The "Ledger," we are determined, shall be The MARKETS will not be neglected, make it a paper worthy of patronage. One < cles on /VOttlGMoB, sJ3a% and every branch of mechanical industry, w A series of Agricultural articles will oe p "LONG Git AILS," which alone will be wort To make a long story short, we intend to where ; but w e ask assistance to sustain us ii a helping hand. \Vc have been told that we better. Jt.W DAVID'S ~ HEBREW BLASTER, 11 HE great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, 1 Pain in the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints. Scrofula, King's Evil. White gwellin. s, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all tixed I pains whatever. Where this PI ster is applied Pain cannot exist. This celebrated Pain Extractor has been 30 extensively used by Physicians and the people in general, both in this country and Europe, that it is almost needless to say any thing about it. Vet there may be some, who stand in need of its healing powers who have not yet tried iu For their sakes we will simply state what it has done in thousands of cases, and what it will do for them when tried. A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. Read the following testimony from a Phisicinn. Gentlemen.?Your Hebrew Plaster has cured ine of pains of which I have suffered for twelve years past. During this period I labored under an nfflction of iny loins and side, and tried many remedies that my own medical but without PECTUS >F THE isi me to Siibseribt \ inge lie has receive d, not only from the citizens South Curolina, but from the whole Southern r ledger,'' desrious of making his paper nct in his power, has determined to reduce his lore unite. The rates of subscription will l\vo dollars in advance, two dollars and fifty nd three dollars if delayed six months. Ted in advance, will have the paper furnished for b names of six subscribers and sending us CafcH yeaf gratis. Wended to this paper, the Proprietor is feigh it, and he takes gfeat pleasure now* in informi Ix-dger, that so soon as he returns fVom tho Imost entirely in new type, and in type sinal nearly 'OF READING MATTER! > make this paper useful and interesting as a i possessing interest for an outsider- one w ho ^resumption with tnntty, that a newspaper pub?an only be interestihg to a citizen of the Disnot the case. Our couhtry papers epitomize ^od form, give the reader choice miscellaneous t of the ledger, the editor takes grent pains in ng interest, the extracts in this paper are gen nee, ana tor this reason, that the mntterin thin ve been printed in this paper, having been *t> re been published in America. so successful, nnd given such GENERAL ee the publication of another L. STORY; lve numbers, although a large amount will b DENT PAPER, icd as to prevent him from approving or that the political strifes which most our people some time ago has ceased. Wo te peace, but although the worm is harmless tiri, evincing a spirit of resistance. "Frobenrand vigorous, with Carolina blood flowing 0 an extieme limit with our Northern brethren lemanded, then we halt, nnd are ready to break a complete newspaper. and all matters of interest shall be given to department shall claim great attention ; ill from time to time nppcnr inthe "Ledg ublishcd from our esteemed correspo d h the price of subscription, publish as good a paper as can be found any 1 our undertaking. Old subscribers, give us have done very well, but we will try to do Address, It. S. BAILEW I^ancaster, S. 0. DR7 strongest COMPOUND SANATIVE PILLS, rJpHESE I'lLLS arc entirely Vegetable, 1 nnd are a most superior Medicine in the cure of all Bilious Complaints, Chills and Fever, Dispepsia, Costiveness, Liver Complaints, Juandiccs, Sick Headache, Salt Rheum, Fevers of all kinds, Loss of Appetite, Obstructed and painful and all lingering diseases. As a Female Medicine they act like. * charm, and when taken according to the they never fail to cure the very worst cases of Piles, after all other remedies fail. They purify the blood, equalize the restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other j Secretory Organs to u healthy tone and i tI lion; and as an Anti-Bilous Family Medicine they have no equal. Price 25 cents per box. ALSO, DR. STRONG'S PECTORAL. STOMACH piiiiiS. A for Colds,


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ocr: Yourself ! THE POCKET jESCULAPIUS: Or, every one hie own Physician. ?rp?E JL Edition, vlth on? hundred showing Disease* Malformations of Human System in ev. cry shape and To which Is ndJe-Jri on the Diseases ol Females, being of highest importance ioso contemplating m ringe. By William Vol so, M. D. Let no father be ashamed to present a of the jEBCULAPIUSto his child. It save him from an early grave. Let no man or woman onter into the secret oblige, liens of married life without reading POCKET iESCULAPIUS. I-?t no suffering from a hscknicd Cough, Psin ths Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, and ths whole train of Dvapeptie and given up by their physician, be another moment without consulting the Have the married, or thoes about be married, any impediment, read this useful book, as It has been the means ol saving thousands of unfortunate from the very jaws of death. HT Any person sending CENTS enclosed In s letter, wUI ve me copy of this work by mail, or copies will bo aunt for fin* DolUr AddrcM, (post paid,) DR. W||. YOUNG, JVk 153 Sprue* St., Phtlaprlphia. April 18 10 ^tF BLANKS! Of every description, for tkio WT- v ' , , }


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ocr: ' f i i * South Carolina. , Mhnoit Bafekas applied to ma for letter. of AdaSnUtrution.cn and .|?g,i).r the Goc# and Chattels and credit* of John Gravco, formerly the District aforesaid, deceased, bat at his ssr,. * -nfu,?t llw klndrwi end of the said deceased, to be and - l-' ' uvivrr me u our next Urdinary's Uonrt *or *J?e said District, to be holden at *?r Court House on the 11th da* of January ^ ahow ^ if whyV mud should not be granted. Giren under my hand and seal, this 28th Deoembar, in the year of our Lord, S L s. \ $,nth year of Amerieaa eoce. ' WITIIEBSPOON, 47 a.


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ocr: Cotton Gins. of E. T. Taylor A. Co's superior COTTON Q1N& Just received sale by ] BILLING3 & BELK. Jane 16 ! tf NEW YORK AIR, S. O. April '53. PEACE end PLENTY oar District aad Country, it is oar pleasant duty to or fer heartfelt gratitude to ocr CUSTOMERS for the generous manner in which they gath- er to snd sustain us. i House is now and more on the way?not with customers. but \ of good quality and lute styles,sembnteing mi EXTENSIVE and PLEASIXU variety. We think we can please either fastidious, or the Ladies in humble cir- cumstunces with Inrge families to clothe. Those who deal for CASH, are benefitted by railing on us, but wben 10 per cent to our cash prices, w?i will stand a credit of six months. ] M. S. SORRELL &. BRO.


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ocr: goods & groceries. AND STAPLE DRV GOODS. (llARl,ESTOlV,S. . BUOWMNU &. I.K.MAN, formerly of and MirccHMin) to C. & K. 1Kkrisisox &. | ('?? would respectfully cull the attention of ' tlu>ir customers, and others visiting ton, to their assortment of ! DRY GOODS, now opening w hicli will he found more com. ph le than has ever hefore been offered in that city. , All articles in their line have hcon manv. fiirhirrtl r.rj>r?'ssly In tirilrr, mttl imi'oktf.D du i:r.? rand will ho Mnrriilited tu jtrme as 1 rrrrrsrnf''il. The one-price system will he rigidly ads; liered to, and purchasers may depend upon every article hoing priced as low as they enn be procured in any city in the United States, Particular attention is requested to their departments of Silk and Fancy Dress Goods, Carpetings, Blankets, Plan* tat.ion Woolens, Sheetings. and Shirtings, Linens, Table Damasks, Diapers, Towellings, Napkins. Doylies, | Together with every variety of long Cloths, Cotton Sheetings, and Hosiery of all kinds. Tei:ms.?Cash or citv acccptancea | HROWMNtJ & I.KM AN. ' No. 2o<? ifc 221 Kintrst. eor. Market, lina j ClIARI.i:STON,S.C. . flet. -JO. is.1W. :I7 ly. ENQUIRE FOR THE WHOLESALE 8T0JIE. IOO pieces Kerseys. Plaids, Ac. I 2250 ' Rlccchcd and hro. homespun. 5u " Jeans. Sattinctts and Cassinierc* Vesting*. Prints, DcLvins.&r. " ?AI ,S< (lagging. IC<>!??> and Twine ; j ami, | (Ml l>l*. ICccf Whislioy, 'JO hh. Oltl Rye Do. I 10 hlds. Kourhoii &. liourinc do. Porter. Ale and Champaignc. j :><) llhls. Snperllne Flour, 20 " ("laritied Sugar, .70 sacks Rio and Java Co Tee, | luo hoxes Clmcsc. Superfine. | I'row n. laiaf. Crushed aud Powdered Sn ' gars: \. (). and \V. I. Molassas. for sale hv "* " " I u .(I. I., jun Mi\'j, ' Wholesale and Retail dealer in Heavy nnd | Fatiev Drv < ioods anil (Jrocories, " ' CAMDEN, S. C. D'V. 15, 18.VJ. 45?3ii>. I - ? -- I (iOODS, Cheaper Than Ever, AT BELLAIR, S. C , i jrfg. Till'. S U Its C It 1 It E It, wishing to reduce his stock, of SUMMER (KM>DS, preritv. ' vi"us to purchasing his FjiII supplies, will ! sell the balance of Summer (ioods on hand I :1* " r'J r,'<j>rirrs, those in want of goods I will now have an opportunity to purchase ' "" "i"-st advantageous terms. An oarlv i ''all is solicited. as Bargains may he expected. ' Wool. Hides, Recswax. Tallow, Feathers, Eggs and Hags taken in exchange, and a f-'ir price allow ed for each. j CHARLES P. EVANS, R.?Those indebted to ine are ly requested to settle as eat ly as possible, as I tin i'> want of Money. C. I*. E. Itellair, 8.C., Jnlv 11. 23 tt i THOUSAND dollars in shoes and i ^ J Roots for sale bv M. S. SORRELL Si BRO. I Bel Air, Dee. 15, 1852. 45?tf. I , | Mary Crve l?y next 1 in Equity. j friend, i Lancaster District. j vs. J Petition Samuel Crve, et al.J for Settlement ; | T appearing to my satisfaction, that SamII | 1 uel (..'rye, n defendent in above case, re0 sides without the limits of this State, It is ordered, on motion of Moore, Solicitor for Petitioner, that the said Samuel Crye do plead or demur, to the petition in ease, on or before the 30th day of A| pril 1853, otherwise judgment pro confesao will be ordered against him. j J. H.^YTTHERSPOON, e or i Com. E. L. D. Jan. 11. 185S. 48?3m. pr. fee $7. CARRIAGES. ri"MfE snhsoribor has nnd will keep con1. stanlly on hand, n line and hutge of Carriages, consisting of every to of the most fashionable styles or i aways?two, four, five and six seated. Also one and two horse buggies, double nud sinj gle seated, with and withont tops. Also, | an extensive


ocr: r: Commissioners of I LAN< To the Honornblo Thos J. Wither* nnd General Session, at Lancaster, Full' of I'oor tor Lancaster District in obedie beg leave to submt the following report 1853. TREASURER, Dr. To cash rec'd from former Trena'r, $5( To " 44 44 Tax Collector, for 1863, 81 Total Cash, 8l3? The Treasurer fnrthir reports that tl tax at their meeting in January last, and over a hundred dollars, and that it wiil t off the regular recipients and the Lunati raitted. DISBURSEMENTS AND Beneficiaries. Jan. 3rd, 1853. For Lucy Vick, 44 4- 44 Rebecca Mothersh 44 4? 44 William Hall 44 *4 44 an infant child of A 44 44 44 Wm. Adams, 44 44 44 Andrew Caskev, 44 44 44 Elizabeth Simmoiu 44 44 44 Betty Thorinnn, 44 44 44 Win. York, 44 4 4 4* Ruth Viekery, 44 4* 44 Willy Williams. 44 44 44 Catherine Wright, 44 44 44 Rachel Brewer, 41 44 44 Sally Bradlv, 44 44 44 2 infant children, S. 44 44 44 Alalissa Gardner, 44 44 44 Elizabeth Smith, 44 44 44 M. Lylcs, and wife, 44 44 44 E. G Caston, j. weaver ana wile " 44 Paid W. Dnnoon for koi 44 14 44 S'mon Bennet for 1 44 41 Midda Cnston for 44 44 For Sam'l Sprntt, paid I 4 44 Paid Jones Crocket for Ii 44 4- Ain't p'd J. W. Parker, 'J gainst former Board, 44 44 Ain't p'd J. W. Parker,' for Sarah Cornelia, Lin 44 44 Paid J. B. Boyd for takir ing expenses in taking Aug. 1., 1853, For Lucy Vick, paid to 44 For Uebeora Motberslici 44 For Will. Hull, paid to 44 For infant children. Ann 44 For VVm. Adams, paid to 44 For Andrew Caskey, pai 44 For Elizabeth Simmons. 44 For Betty Tharmon. paii 44 For \Vm. York, paid to 44 For IInth Vickery, paid 44 For E. CI. Ca don. paid t 44 For Milly William, paid 44 For Catharine Wright, p 44 For It. Brewer, paid to 4; For Sarah Bradley, paid 44 For '1 :nfant children. S. 44 For Malissn Gardner. pai 44 For Elizabeth Smith, pai 44 For M. Lylea and wife, | 44 For John Weaver and w 44 For George Craig, paid t 44 For Sarah Frye, paid to 44 For Samuel Sjiratt, 44 Paid George Cautheh nc fore sent to Asylum. ' 44 Paid Jones Crockett on 44 Paid Sarah Bennct on u< neral expenses of Jsom 44 Paid Simon Bonnet Bal.i SOUTH CAROLINA, \ Personal!} Lancaster District. $ oath that t count of monies received and paid out t crs of Poor, since la-t report. Sworn to before me, this lltli Octobi J. A. Stewman, Clerk. ~ R Couiini**ioiKcra Lanc. TO FA To the Hon. Thos J. Wethers, Prcsi j General Sessions. The Commissioners of Public Buildii f iho legislature, respectfully submit t ! .1. A. IIASSKLTINK, TREASURE! j 18a". | Feb'y 8. To cash ree'd from S. B. Emmons former Treas. | July 4. To cash ree'd from Tax C?db-ctor, being 15 per c't on Gen. Tax. i, 1 $1 SOUTH CAROLINA.) /crnonnll Lancaster Distict. ( oath that th and pnid out by liirn, aa '1 rensurer of 1 sine* Inst Report. Hworn to, l>efore ni J. A. Stkwvvm, Clerk. Notioe. THR subscriber having changed his h ness. in a measure, requests all indel EPORT OF *oor to Fall Term, 181 FASTER, S. C. Presiding Judge of the Court of Co l'erm 1863,?The Treasurer of the Co nee to an net of the legislature of Soi I CREDITS. 53.80 i Recapitulation of Expen By cosh p'd 3d Jan. 1853, 17.76 By 44 44 1st Aug. 44 By Com'ns on the above at 2 J p< 11.60 By " " am't ree'd from Collector. 8817,75, nt 2j p* Cash on hand to balance, io Board laid a tax of '25 per cent, on 1 yet they are still indebted to the Eon ;*>ke a tax of 37| percent, for the next ic Asylum debt; nil of which Is respc JONES CROCK El PARTICULAR EXPENDITURES. Trcstf.es. paid to Susan Viok, cad, " NVeincy Barker, " Margaret Langley, Burfield 44 Elizabeth Newton, 44 Rhoda Adams, " David Caskey, i * Elizabetli Simmons, " Francis McAter, 44 (i. M. Funderburk, " James S. Ervin. 44 Henry Hancock, 44 Peter Twitty, " Dudly Hail," . Mndox, " J. R. Welsh, 44 J. Williams, 44 J. R. Conncl, I.ida, 44 i J. F. llcnsoii, T. It. & J. It. Magil, , u vi! l-.l ? ? ? , liiiMiucin latngiev, pinjr Sally Cornells 1 month and 1 d: keeping Sally C. whilst siek. 1 mo. 11 d leeplng Sally C. 1 ino. and 3 days to Minns A. Gulp, liank Book, [Yeasurcr Lunatic Asylum, on neeounl TYeasurer Lunatic Asylum, on nceeoi antic l'auper, ig Sarah Cornelis to the Asylum, he p her there, Susan Viek, id, paid to 1). Barker, Margaret L-uigloy, Barfield, paid to Elizabeth Newton, i Khoda Adams, d to David Cankoy. paid to Klizaheth Simmons i to Francis McAtar, Sarah Kee, to J. VV. Twitty, o " to XV. Sullivan mid to Henry Wright, Winnev Barker, to I?. Shcheii. Matox, paid to John It. Welsh, Id to John Williams, id to .1. H. Conncl, iaid to C. F. Mention, ife, paid to Klizaheth lauigley, 0 Dudly Mail, J. It. Conncl, Minas A. Gulp, , for boarding Sarali Conelis, a iunuti ac. Funeral expenses of one Mel.ouh t. for hoard 2 months and G days, a tic Turner, pauper, inec on ac. for boarding Sarah Cornell JONES CIIOCKKT,' 1 appeared before nie, Jones Crocket lie within nnd foregoing is a true an >y him ns Treasurer of the Board of ( cr, 1853. JONES CF El'OUT OF of Public IIiiilriiiiK*. \STKK DlSTItlCT. LL TERM, 1853. ding Judge of the Court of Commm for Lancaster District, in obedien he following report of the Treasurer. R CORK'S n iu.ic HUILDINC.S I)r. I July 8. By cash paid II. Hum 11 a 1-7 I no. for I'ress in S | IIP. I Ml O ? 'IIItT*-. I 44 By paid Seth Hoteh 100.66 I " for pnlntinprC. Ho | " By pnidS. llotfhkiin glazing, " By S. Knimons' bill candles and car, stick*, March 27.By p'd I* C. Ivy for ting locks on Jail April I t. By p'd Wells and Br for I'ghtning rod> Jail and Court Ho Bv an unpaid account due Felix Sowers, out at interest i claimed by Ordci the Board, 1" ?> Coin'rs on $ 10( rce'd at 2 J per et. - By Com'r* on $38 p'd out 21 per ct. < tel. 17. By cash on handtu h 300,13 J. A. IIASSKLTINE, 1 y appeared before me, J. A Hansel tins e above is a true correct account of mo Ine Board of Cotninis?ioncrs of I'ubl e, this 17th Oct., 1863. J. A. UASSEL CARRIAGE REP0S1 2 J. B. BUT TO s, I PROS! OK T inmon Pleas nth Carolina LANCASTE: DITUKE?. $-07.1] >?w i* <l?c Tim 416.G2 srct., 28.09 ^a-x ^ Tj^EELING very grateful for the p.itronag r et., 20.-14 Jl of Lancaster i 'istriet, or the State of H< 209,35 Country, the Proprietor of the ' Lancaster ccnsablu to all,by offering every inducement i ?1381,00 Subscription priee to fjii. 50, when ten or moi the general j therefore be as follows : for a single eopv, ti atic Asylum cents if payment bo delayed three months, ar.tl yf" tn P?y new subscribers, by paying the cash (815 ) it setfully situ- one year. Any person who will procure the r , i reasr. ! jgio, will be furnished wltli the Ledger one y< j The patronage which has been hitherto oxti io believe must in part he attributed to merit, 81" 00 ?n" ''H> 5"?^ frb'iids and well wishers of the I 17 50 ' ^ur,'K ',c <.'ontetnplate? printing the paper aim 10*00 j crl',:m :'f present used, which will give the rca Si ' TWICE THE QUANTITY l 10.00 I 10 00 The intention of the editor is not only to u 10.00 ' '?eal District Paper, hut at the same time as p 17.50 I ',!,s no predilections for Ijineaster. It is a pn 10 00 "shed at one of our country Court Houses, eai 5 00 *rict wheie the paper is published. This is n< 5 00 l'"' ,u'vv * ?f 'be city dailies, and in . n abridges 23 00 reading in a small eompnss. In the condnet t 37 50 selecting articles, and except artieles of stirring 12 50 cra,lv taken from papers published at ndistam 15 00 PilPor may be NEVY. Many tales which have 5 00 b'eted from English papers, have never before 15 00 The first effort of the editor having been s 40 00 atisfaetion, he will in a few weeks, commence 50.00 ORIGINAL 17 50 I 1.00 ! that will oeenpy. perhaps, some ten or twelve I a- given each number. 248.f>l The "ledger" is. and always will be ,iut MM AN INDEPENDi 26 00 although this independence is not so construct ?707 11 detuning any set of men or measures. (led g j.i'qo riouslv threatened the peace and comfort of ot 'ovc I'eacc?our efforts shall be to promote lOOO xv',cn ""molested, when trod upon he will cu ?*'oo nncw ntav eease to ben virtue," and voting a 15 00 *'iro""h ?"r veins.although disposed to go to 10 00 VcUV,u n ,m,rc than is reasonable or just isde 1000 ''u> ealuinet and blow away the smoke. The ' I ledger," we are determined, shall be : The MARKKTS will not be neglected, a 77' .. make it a paper worthy of patronage. One d< 'o m clc'""n 5 0 E RPffiB 1 im ,/H i Bt S 111. ! , ft. 6 fft I4,o 1 30.00 20 00 12 50 ami every branch of mechanical industry, wil 15 00 Hor'os Agricultural articles will be pu 5 00 ""b\(? GRABS." which alone will be worth 2? 50 To make a long story short, we intend to p 50 00 w'iere ; but w e ask assistance to sustain us in 5 qq a helping hand. We have been told that we 30.00 17.50 ! ie. be. j 10.00 1 !>?. H IIARMXS! IHliMiSS!! 20.(10 TUST below (,'ol. 1 Vice's on the oppos- j is 4,50 ite side of the street, at the old stand , ' of Emmons &. Button, yon will find an as- i *llf>.(>2 [ sort men t of 1" ..! CARRIAGE 1IAUNESS, d correct nc-j Rridles Tlartiiigats, Wcdieal Commission- | nun* A Vlililmv Tracings LOCK FT cnn n,;,de Hhort notice, j or anything belonging to the Harness bus- I iness. All work warranted. Persons wishing to buy anything in our line would do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. D. A. BUTTON'. I If you want a set of harness. ... , For your carriage or your buggv, a I'lens and ; ()r br;ai(. f?r vour ho/SOt And inartingals to bold him steady, ice to an net j 0r harness for your wagon, To haul lis wood to town, ; Contra i a i>!ur medical bags, /, To take your medicine round, , "I Or military trappings, i| | To make your horse look gay, 5- 'n on?8 cleaned up Against next muster day. W'e can make you a gin hand P ' , And stiteli it well together ; " ?r Or anything else. That's made of harness leather, 1 Weork warranted and prices small 9 tn I Come round and we'll endeavor . ' I To accommodate von all. p,,t* 0 n I " 1). A. BUTTON. I Otoher 10, 1853. 37 tf own 86'S0| DR. ALFRED CRAVEN, i>"t ' RESIDENT ntil CTTTinTiAST TvnsTmrnm r <>r ounu-xiui^i juxjmidi, I GG08 York villi*. X. $388 60 ?* T,,F* rAsT S|DE OF " STREET, NEARLY 1.66 i orroslTE MR. IIA KRIS* HOTEL. ,2"2G ! 4 RTIFICIAI. TEETH inserted on Cold ; iV l'lnte?from one to a full sett. " ll | June 8 18 ly ??., *308^31 MACHINERY! MACHINERY! $800.13 i AT THE I'roaMirer. LINC0LNT0N J, ?, nnd makes ! MACHINE "WORKS, I hNu??j I.INCOI.NTON.N.C. THE subscriber having located in Lincolnton. in now ) rcparca to fill nil orders for the following Machinery : Mi'iim Kiisfino*,?from 3 to 100 horse fTnnv power with or without Boilers. 1 lUll I Tin ning 1,1111*4**?for Wood or Ikos. 'lulling illu?*lii?ac*?For Wood, ,1%I I ,1-J! ! . if. lionising diamines, PECUS UK ie to Subscribe ! ;c he has reeeivid, not only from the citizc ? uuth Carolina, but from the whole Southern Ledger," desrious of making his paper fcn his power, lias determined to reduce hi* re unite. The rates of subscription will vo dollars in advance two dollars and fifty I three dollars if delayed six months. Ten i advance, will have the paper furnished for lames of six subscribers and sending us cash jar gratis. jnded to this paper, the Proprietor is feign and he takes great pleasure now, in that so soon as he returns from the ost entirely in new type, and in type nearly 3F READING MATTER! nake this paper useful and interesting as a ossessing interest for an outsider- one w! o 'sumption with many, that a newspaper pubit only be interesting to a citizen of the Piatt the ease. Our country papers epitomize 1 form, give the reader choice miscellaneous ,1... I -J .1 . - >1 iin- i.euger, iin- euuor uuves grcax pains in X interest, the extracts in this paper are gen,*e, and for tliis reason,that tlu* matter in this been printed in this paper, having been published in America, io successful, and given such GENERAL (lie publication of another i STORY; numbers, although a large amount will be GNT PAPER, 1 as to prevent hint from approving or that the political strifes which tnost scir people some time ago has ceased. We peace, but although the worm is harmless ri. evincing a spirit of resistance. "Frobearnd vigorous, with Carolina hlood flowing an cNtiemo limit with our Northern brethren mended, titer, we halt, and are ready to break i complete newspaper. ml all matters of interest shall be given to partment shall claim great attention : FRrf'T?' tP [Hfn.jt.JM_i! a.j I from time to time appear in the " I edge hlished from our esteemed eorres ponden 'lie price of subscription, ublisb as good a paper as can be found any our undertaking. Old subscribers, give us have done very well, but we will try to <" Address, R. S. BAILEY, Lancaster, S. C. THE IIOITJITLZNDSFOR Sale. Darling Hough and"! others, I In Equity*. vs. } ijnncaster. Mary I.ueindn Hough I Hill for and others. J Partition. Under the Decree of the Court of Equity* in the above case, 1 will sell at Lancaster Court house, on the let Monday in December next, it beiug the 6th December, 1853. to the highest bidder, the following tracts of Lund belonging to the late John Hough deceased, viz : One tract situated on both sides of Gill's Creek, containing 330 acres, hounded by lauds of Samuel Caskey, Win. Hough. John end William Strain's, and estate of Prankev Moore. This is a most valuable body of I .and, rich and productive, and will make Cotton or Corn without the aid of Guano. Also, one tract containing 48 acres, ou the Double Branches, bounded by Lmds of Rolft Belk, Neil Johnson and th? Sumter Land. Terms.?A credit of one and two years, with interest from day of Sale; purchasers giving bond and good security and a of the premises. JAMES H. WITHKRSPOOX. C. E. L D. I^nncaster, Nov. Dili 1863. 40?It. Printers' Fee $5.0:2}. SHE RIFFS SALEST T) Y virtue of Sundry Writs of Fieri 1 acias J J to inc directed. I will sell before .ho Court House door in I?mcaster, on the first Monday in December next, within the local hours of s'lo, the following property, vjr, one Tract of I .and containing seven Thousand acres more or loss lying on BnfFalow Creek adjoining Land of Roddick Mos ley, Catoe, and others. Granted to Thomas Sumter. Printers Foe 8200. One 2 Horse Wagon, 1 chest Carpenter's tools, 1 grind stone, 1 turning leigh, 1 lot timber, assorted, 1 lot spokes, 1 Buggy, 1 Sytho and Cradle, 1 cross-cut saw*, 1 wagon not finished, 1 clock, 2 beds and furniture, 2 bed steads, cooking utensils, 5 or 6 head stock hogs, and many other articles too to mention. Attached nnd to be sold as the properly of Mathew Turner at tbo suit of Win. K. Marshall, nnd others. cash, die. Printer's fee, P1.50. Also, by virtue of s writ of Fi Fa, on tho same day, I will sell 1 brown horse, levied oil, nnd to bo sold as the property of iss. P. Graham, st the suit of Jones cash, &c. Printer's fee $1.60. A i-.. o.... T 1 it -> ? m, ,mri ?rnv 11lift, ur 1111 mo um'oovcycu Interest ol Thomas Snniters in and to 1(V Thousand acres 1 jind more or less Granted to Thomas Sumter, lying on tho head of


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ocr: 1 DR. STRONG'S PILLS. PILLS are entirely Vegetable, and arc a moat superior Medicine in the cure of nil Biliotia Complaints, Chills nnd Fever, Dispepsia, Costiveness, Uver Juandiees, Sick Headache, Salt Rheum, Fevers of all Kinds, Loss of Appetite, Obstructed and painful and all lingering diseases, As a Female Medicine they set like a charm, nnd when taken according to the thev never fail to cure the very worst cases of Piles, after all other remedies fail. They purify the hlood. equalize the restore the liver. Kidneys, and other Secretory Organs to a healthy tone and ; nnd as nn Anti-Hilous Family they have no equal. Price 26 cents per box. ALSO, DR. BTEOKQ'B PECTORAL. STOMACH PILLS. A remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, Consumption, Nervous Diseases, Costiveness, Erysipelas, Disease of the Heart, Inflammation nnd Pain in the Back and Side and all diseases from a deranged state of the Stomach, to relieve the distress and had feeling


ocr: An Overseer Wanted. a Plantation within seven or eight miles of this village. An experienced may get employment the ensuing by addressing by fetter the Editor of the Ledger, before the 1st of November next. ' Oct. 6. 35 5t I


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ocr: v. -< ti f*1 W. THUBLOW iTTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICI TOR IN EQUITY. /tends the Courts in DincasUr, Kershau and Ail)dining Districts. 14T OFFICE, < A MUI V S. C.jf?? CATAWBA HOUSE, Ou Jluiu-*! reft, rl few rods South oj the Court House.*) TilK above named House baa been much enlarged and put JUIL^ i thorough repair and furnished uuew,, rtd is trow prepared to accomodate alt] lone disposed to jfivo it a call. Tlie make* no Isiaata but will simply IV tllll! the l'lllilie di?n l"> .... <l 111 a Htylo not excelled l>y any lloua* i the ui? country. J. A. HA8SRLTWE. Lancaster. Feb 12 tf 1


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ocr: " J I f * * I CX)R sale at the Subscriber's 8team Mill L 7 utiles from Oooch and Ingram's Far* y, 10 miles from Brown's Ferry, 6+ miles rotn Lancaster C. H., and 15 miles Jberty Hill. None need be disappointed rho send and all bills will be AIbif at the hortest possible notics aud of ebobest ws pledge ourselves nagAketofore ire satisfaction to onr ci P. T. HAMMOND MHHRX).


ocr: ~ LAND FOR SALE. 8AMUELN. ATKINSON U an. thorixed to aoll lands of the Estate of So rater, Wing in CheeterlWM, Ian- and Kershaw Districts. Persons to purchase will please Jddrses bin Rlshopville, Sumter District. A: P. SUMTER, Jke. A. C. 1853.


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ocr: Doctor Yourself ! POCKET Or, erery one his own Physician. X Edition, vith on< Bk hundred showing Diseases Maltormations of tht i Human System in ev '9 ery ahnn* spd Hm To which isaddeda trwo tiae on the Diieaici o Females, being of th< highest importance t< people, or th?>?e contemplating ra By William Youhg, M. D. Let oo father be ashamed to present a cop) of the jEHCUI-APIUH to his child. It ma) 'save him from an early grave. Let no young or woman enter into the secret of married life without reading th? iEHCULAPIUS. Let no on? suffering from a hacknicd Cough, Pain in the Hide, restless nights, nervous feelings the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations given np by their physician, be anothei witbont consulting the Have the married, or those about to married, any impediment, read this truly book, as it hsa been the means oi thousands of unfortunate creatures the very jaws of death. HT Any person sending CENTS enclosed in s letter, will jm copy of this work by mail, or Ave will be sent for One Dollar. Addreaa, (post paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG, AprfMl15* 9^0 BLANKS!BLANKS! Of every description, for sale this , , ' ? ' ' ' f


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ocr: ! Or, every one his own Physioian. ?rpiiE JiOEMH 1- Edition, vlth one hundred j showing Diseases nnd ' married people, or those contemplating mar riage. By William Younq, m. I). Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of the iBBCULAPlUSto his child. It may save him from an early gmve. Let no young { man or woman enter into the secret ohliga- tiens of married life without reading the POCKET iESCULAVHJS. 1st no one suffering from a haeknied Cough, Pain in i the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their physician, be another moment without consulting the AOSCULA- PIUS. Ilavc the married, or those about to ; j be married, any impediment, rend this truly j useful book, as it has been the means of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. Anv person sending TWENTY- FIVE CEKTS enclosed in a letter, will re- ; ccive >ne copv of this work bv mail, or five __ *i . . ? _ *11 froi i copien win ut? sent ior v/ne i/onnr. ( Address, (post paid,) ? DR. WM. YOUNG, .Yo. 152 Sfirttce St., Philai>c!i)hia. April 13 10 ?f. *


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ocr: s I ' g v t o b SHOES SHOES. LlfE h ive mi hrtii'l at !.':< ' m-vard one Vt mile east of ?l? av ni . 71ii P. (). a omplete assortment of ; ..inter lines wlii.'h we will sell h, |. visliig to buy el.cnp and f oul ih?i^ h <i better ivc us a call. Also, linn bo-.'. sooe I'orl; done in good order. Those indebted are particularly requested o call an I settle before or by the first day if January, as wo are going to close our in sin ess. CAUTHEN &. FIjOYD. _SVpt. 28 th 1853. 34?3m.


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ocr: 1 , I I \ ol si P tl a n b I f, F ? " Doctor Yourself ! HE POCKET jESCULAPIUI Or, every one his own Physician. ?npHE PORTIF1 X Edition, with c hundred Engravings showing Diseases a Malformations of 1 Human System in i cry shape and form To whicn is addeda tr tise on the Diseases Females, being of I highest importance inee contemplating n te. By \VrtMA* Youiro, M. D. et no father be ashamed to nreaent a e? f the J5BCULAPIU8to hie child. Iti it* him from en early grave. Let no yov tea or woman enter into the secret obli one of married life without reading j OtXET jESCULAPIUS. Lot no < offering from a hackaied Cough, Pain re Side, restleas nights, nervous feelin rid the whole train of Dvepeptie eeeeatk od given up by their physician, be snot to meat without consulting the iESCUI '1US. Have the merrled, or thoee sboul e married, any impediment, reed this tr eeful book, aa it lies been the meana iving thouaande of unfortunate ereeta om the very iawe of death. Any person sending TWEN1 IVE CENTS enclosed in a letter, will live >ne copy of this work by mail, or I ?pU* will be eent for One Dollar. Addreea, (poet paid.) DR. Wli. YOUNO, No. 1M Sprue* ?., PMimpkU* April it 10 tfc JLANK8 BLANKS! BLANK Of orrery description, for at Q , ' t _ , u 1


ocr: | 'pi 11 A /j? jiS1 M & m ' a ruj ? J?:' , ' ,,n, ino be ^ fro fi1 ?<m < J j l>ortor Yourself ! IE POCKET jESCULAPIUS: Or, every on# hia own Physician. ?rpnts j-oktieth X Edition, villi ono showing Piseases^nd Human System in erTo which is .ddeda on tiie Diseases of Females, being of tUo highest importance to rried people, or th s<> contemplating trar* je. By William Young, M. I). Lx>t no father be ashamed to present s copy the vEBCULAl'lUSto bis child. It may c him from an early irr tve. 1. -t no young n or woman enter into the secret of married lifo without reading th# h 'KET AESCULAPIUS. L.I n on# faring from u hacknlcd Cough. P.;in in ! Side, posticus nights, nervous feeling#, 1 the whole train of Dyspeptic sensrtions, I givtn tip by their physician, !>e another Went without consulting the Have the married, or those al out to married, any impediment, read this truly 'ful honk, as it has been the mean* or ing thousands of unfortunate er.aturee m the verv jaws of death. AT Any peraon Rending TWENTY* vE CENTS enel. sod in a lot er, will r*. ve ineeopy of t! is work by mail, or fiv# >iea will be sent for O.ie Dollar. Address, (post p .id,) DR. WM. YOUNG. A*o. 153 Spruce St., Philadelphia. April 13 10 it Mouth Carolina, LANCASTER DISTRICT. me* et *1. heir* it


ocr: OFTI LAN C A STSI Xow in Ihe Time IAEEI.ING very grateful for the patronage X of Lancaster I Hstriet, or the State of Sou I Country, the Proprietor of the " Lancester I* ! ceiwable to nil, by offering every induvemont in Hubscription price to $1. 60, when ten or more therefore 1h? an follows : for a single copy, two cents if payment be delayed three months. and t new subscribers, by paying the cash (815 ) in i ore year. Any person w ho will procure the nai 81?, will he furnished with tho Ledger one yeai The patronage which has been hitherto cvten in believe must in part he attributed to merit, an ! ing the good friends and well w ishers of the I.o< : North, he contemplates printing the paper alums . erthan nt present used, which will give the readc | TWICE THE QUANTITY 0] ! The intention of the editor is not only to ma I local District Paper, but at the sntnetiine ss pon ! has no predilections for Lancaster. It is a prcsu Imbed at one of our country Court Houses, can < ; triot where the paper is published. This is not i | the new* of the city dailies, and in : n abridged f< j reading in a small compass. In the conduct of i selecting articles, and except articles of stirring 11 i crally taken from papers published at a distance. ! paper may he NEW. Many tales which have lu ' iceted from English papers, have never before 1? I The first effort of the editor having been so j r.tisfaetion, he will in a few weeks, commence th ORIGINAL. t | that will oecnpy,perhaps, some ten or twelve r.i given each number. J The "ledger" is, and always will he AN INDEPENDE] j Ithough this independence is not so construed hi dentning any set of men or measures. God gran riously threatened the peaec and comfort of our | 1 love peace?our efforts shall be to promote pe j when unmolested, when trod upon he will curl. < I nnee may cease to be a virtue, and young and l through our veins,although disposed to go to ?n yet when more than is reasonable or just isdeina the calumet and blow away the smoke. The ' I.cdger." we are determined, shall 1h? a eo The MARKETS will not he neglected, and make it a paper worthy of patronage, fine dopw cles on h A t Wf'9 ft and every branch of mechanical industry, will fr A series of Agricultural artielca will be publi' "I/)\G GRABS," which alone will be worth the To make a long stnrv short, vve intend to publ where ; but ? o ssk assistance to sustain us in out ! a helping hand. We have been told that we hnv better. "1tjti) k iiay, tl'OrillfAKI A DRUGCilNT. i CAMDKX, S.C. (Jf r I ffKES pleasure in announcing to the J L citizens of Ivincnster and tho athaeent I country, that he is now receiving lus Spring | 13 I LEDGE I to SnbsprifT * lip In* roceiv ( ?' fc.n tli CVroljmi, I * 1 rrn dt/iT." di'xr , c* hid pmvi?- ' ?* unite. * !'" i dnl! v : v. .< 't hrw duii - ' <!' ! ' d civ r> [idvjmcp. w i'l i i?' tin- p pri t; * Tien of ?i.\ v,ils.-..\. . s n.! ? " st r gratis. to tbis p pi-r :t . f J?rn id lie takes great i '">ritijger. that no *n? i thr t entirely in pre ?||r nearly ? READING JMTCP ! ke this paper useful ?!? - :?tr a* sessing j .?, - p. ; < <vh iiiptit 11 v. it' t- , pub >nly be Irit< i ' '*? I lie case. Oui i < i i.i . ?' i?rm, give the reader cie < h? l.odger, the editor t *? .- ' in iterest, the extrieis in ?l i n iiid lor lliia re: Men. M .in ? this ?eu printed in this pap< r. Ii. * : g ?. vti se? en published in America. Rueeef.sful.iird j_i\?n such CIF'T'R AL c publication of another 8 T O '.mbvlfc, : It! < i <.1 ; r> t . ' N'T PAPEiJ, i to prevent liim from ; ppro- ing ,,r cont that the political strifes w I i.-!; os? seX'opl some time ego lies eer.s/d We ncc, but although the worm i.< I .rmless evincing n spirit of resistance. "Tr > with Cnrolinr \ilo<?<| iloving oxtteme limit with our Northern brethren tided, then we halt, .and .arc re; ?*.\ ;<> break mpleto newspaper nil mutters of i : r ? .?!. 'I b< t;i en to rtment shall el. itn gri tt' n : : itiff?S ?-Tr"-* <TO- **- . f?. tin s et.t #.jt t A& om time to time .- ppe. r in the " edge ihed from our CRteemed e??rret>; < rdcn i price of subscription, ish as good a p..per as can b found any . I u*i ?i?-I. ? ? I \J III oil I'M I I I It I f5* US o done wry well, but we will try to do Address, R. 8. BAILEY, Lancaster, S. C. CLOTHING" ASD EN'S FURNISHING COiiDS. AT tVH K t; A


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ocr: MEDICAL NOTICE deairing the professional a?r- vices of the subscriber will apply at his residence, at the head of Gay Street near the Church ; where ho may at all time be fonnd. J. O VLLUCHAT, M. D. Marc* 14 th 1863. 6?3.


ocr: . Leonard's "Try It" SHAVING SOAP Makes the richest, heaviest, thickest, and most permanent lather of any Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Puddings, Pies, Custaras, Creams, loes, &c, are very choioe, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should never be without them. Those who delight in the flavor and exquinte perfume of Fruits and Flowers, will find in these Flavoring Extracts all that they can desire. LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being lade from Fsvit instead of from Aoid>, aa are all the ordinarj kind*, is not only far more pleasant, but also more healthful and wholesome, and makes the most agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.?Those of using Mustard that is not half rioe-flour, ana wish it perfeotly fuel should try I<eon&rd's Pure Mustard, and they will enjoy an artiole very different from what is usually oalled Mustard. Bardotte'c TaitelcM


ocr: Thej contain no calomel or merenr* in any form, or anj deletrr'.ous ingredient whatever, and are at once attractive t? the sje, pleasant to the taste, and sure in their operation. Children eat them with great aridity and pleasure. Always ready for use. Leonard's Yeast Powder. This Powder is an admirable substitute Ybast, in making Bread and all kinds of Batter Cakes, and has the over Yeast, ia making the battel' perfectly lt^ht and ready for baking the instant it is mixed. Buckwheat and /">- I _i - - ? kiiid maae with this in loss likely to disagree with thd stomach thus those made with Yeaat; and aa it reqwiroa bat a few minutea to npare fur baking, tha possibility of enr having than sow a ta entirely avoided. hi IALM av T. R. Sl J. R. MAGILI,


ocr: Leonard's "Try Xt" SHAVING SOAP, ?w?w>n iMuk.es the rlol t, heaviest, thickest^ and moat permanent lather of any Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Podding*, Pies, Custard*, Creams, lees, &C, Art cry choice, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should never be without them. Those who delight in the flavor and exquisite perfume of Fruits and Flowore, will find in theso Flavoring Extracts all that they can desire. LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being mado from Fruit instead of from Acids, as are all tho ordinary kinds, is not (only far more pleasant, but also moro and wholesome, and makes the most agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.?Thoso of using Mustard that is not half rice-flour, ana wish it perfectly ture, should try Leonard's Pure Mustard, and thoy will enjoy an article vory different from what is usually called Mustard. BardoUe'n Tasteles*


ocr: Leonard's "Try R" SHAVING SOAP ??www. Makes the richest, heaviest, thickest, and most permanent lather of any Sharing Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Uoesf Peach, Oranee, for Cakes, Puddings, Piee, Custards, Creams, Ices, &o, arw very choice, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should never bo without them. Those who delight in the flavor and exquisite perfume of Fruits and Flowors, will find in these Flavoring Extraote all that they can desire. LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being made from Fevit Instead of from Aoids, as are all the ordinary kinds, is not only far more pleasant, but also more healthful and wholesome, and makes the most agreeable of summer drinka. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.?ThoM of using Mustard that is not half rice-flour, ana wish it perfectly pure, should try Leonard's Pure Mustard, ana they will enjoy an artiole Tory different from what is usually called Mustard. Bardotte'? Tasteless


ocr: WUMHflMggg They contain no calomel or n-ercury in any form, or any deleterious ingredient whalerer, and are at once at tract ire t> the eye, pleasant to tba taste, and sura in tbeir operation. Children eat thena with great aridity and pleasure. Always ready for use. Leonard's Yeast Powder. This Powder is an admirable substitute fur Ycxit, in makiug Bread and all kinds of Batter Cakes, and has the orer Yeast, in making the batter perfectly light and ready for baking the instant it ta mixed. Buckwheat and other Cakes, when made with this are less likely to disagree with the stomach than those mado with Yeast; and as it requires but a few minutes to prepare for baking, the possibility of ever ha nng them sou a is enurely avoided. roa SA LB mr T. R. ft J.U.


ocr: d 1^ 1 '"I . ' KEC j, . ^ T a ^ (I ij i 51 g( 51 101 r | 'w v,(' !ie'' w on j J", ' .7 | j : | v * 11 ' ^ ' _ Ma Ssn ? ' V sid orti '>cl SW| Alecs' AND STAPLE DRY goods, CBARLEtiTO.MC. ROWNING & I .KM AN, formerly ofand successors to C. a e. L. Kerrisox A would respectfully call the attention of r customers, and others visiting their assortment of DRY GOODS, ' opening which will bo found more come than has ever before been offered in city. ill articles in their line have been expressly In order, and imi'oktkD Dl> Tand will be Warranted tu prove a? esented. 'lie one-price system w m be rigidiy ad d to, an I purchasers may depend upon rv article being priced as low as they can irocurcd in any city in the United States, 'articular attention is requested to their artments of t and Fancy Dress Goods, Carpetings, Blankets, Woolens, Sheetings. and Skirtings, Linens,. Table Damasks, Diapers-, Towellings, Napkins. Doylies, ogether with every variety of long ths. Cotton Sheetings, ana Hosiery II kinds. * Eli Ms.?Cash or city acceptances browning a leman. No. 209 A* 221 King*!, cor. Market. chari!eston,s. c. ct. 20, 1862. 37 ?\\ aUIRE FOR THE WHOLESALE STORE, > pieces Kerseys. Plaids, Ac. " Blcechcd and hro. homespun. ) " Jeans, Sattinetts and Cassiuicres tings, Prints, Dcl*ains, Ac. ?ALSO,? tng^iiig, Rope and Twine ; AND, O bis. KrelificdWhitikry, 50 l?l?. Old R>c Do. 0 hhls. Bourbon A I lourinu do. ler. Ale and Chatnpaigne. 3 Bids. Superfine Flour, 3 " Clarified Sugar, 3 sacks Rio and Java Coffee; 3 boxes Cheese, Superfine, rown, Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Su ?; N. O. and W. 1. Molassas, for side L> WM. C. MOORE, olcsnle and Retiiil dealer in Heavy ar.d ey Dry Goods and Groceries, CAMDEN, S. C. 3ec. 15, 1852. 45?3ni. UOOD S7~ CJheaper Than Ever, AT BELLAIR, S. C , ^ THE BUDSCRIB E R, winning 10 reduce Ins stock, I ^ of SUMMER (i(K)DS, pre- ILaxJfc us to pun basing his Full supplies, will I the balance of Summer Goods on hand i cry reduced prices, those in want of goods 1 now have an opportunity to porehaso' the moot advantageous terms. An earlr 1 is solicited, as Bargains may be expected, ool, Hides, Beeswax, Tallow, Feathers, gs and ltags taken in exchange, and a r price allowed for each. CHARI.ES 1'. EVANS,. N. B.?Those indebted to me. arc to settle as eat ly as possible, as tu in want of Money. C. P. E. Bellair, S. C., July 14. 523 tt )NE THOUSAND dollars in shoes and Boots for sale bv M. S. KORRELL SL BRO. Bel Air, Dec. 15. 1852. 45?tf, ry ('rye by next ^ In Equity, friend, I Lancaster District, vs. j Petition inuel ('rye. et al.J for Settlement 1' appearing to mv sjitisfaction, that Sam* uel Crye, a defendent in above case, without the limits of this State, It is lered, on motion of Moore, Solicitor for litioner, that the said Samuel Cry e do nner plead or demur, to the petition in case, on or before the ,20th day of A1 1853, otherwise judgment pro confcsso 1 be ordered against him. J. H. WITHERSPOON, Com. E. L. D. Ian. 11. 1853. 48?3m. pr. fee fc7.


ocr: W? ? -, Ertate Bailey F. Ingra DECEASED. Jk LL persons having demands of 1 ^^charncter or grade, against Bailey InjpVm, deed., are notified to present anine legally vouched, to the uudersigtiet or before the 3d day of May 185.1. No mnnd presented after that time will tie | and thia notice will be plead in bar to and every demand or claim presented i suid ti me WM. B. CAUTIIEN, Adm March, 3. 4?I F. I, on de- raid, r.uy iftcr 'r. St


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ocr: POCKET jBSCULAPIUS: Or, ry en* hie own PhysieUn. ?rpHE X Edition, vUh hundred showing Diseases Malformations of Human System in shape and To which is addeda on the Diseases Females, being of the highest importance ioso contemplating m riage. By Wii.ua* Youro, II. D. list no father be ashamed to present a copy of the A5BCULAPIU8 to bis child. It may save bim from an early grave. Let no or woman enter into the secret oblige- tiona of married life without reading the PHtirrr tunit inino ? -? -- w- mm* 4?uvvuai ivo. no on differing from hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dvspentie sensations, and given up by their physician, he another without eonaulting the iflSClJlA- PIUS. Have the married, or those about to be married, any impediment, rend this truly use Ail .book, as it has been the menna of saving thousands of unfortunate eruntures from the very jaws of death. __ _ HT Any person sending CENTS enclosed in a letter, will re- esive me copy of tMe work by mad, or Are copies will be sent for One Dollar. Address, (post paidO D? Wu. YOUWO, So. tM Aprwee St., FMIapalaMn. April II 10 ?L BLANK8! BLANKS! Of every description, for tale this Ofiev- _ <


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ocr: T3 f? r. -C.. ' of vn n* on ly ad on n ill NEW YORK 2>s*otf: EXiAIR, a O. April '5 hile PEACE and PLEHTY porra oar District and Country, it U our pleasant duty to offer heart fe't gratitude toouu CUSTOMERS r the generoua manner in which they fi er to and sustain us. nr House la now Crawdi d more on Uie way?not with custom rlicularly, hut 6001 good Quality and late etylee^embraelnf EX FFSHiVK mmd PLEAStNH lUtf. We think we eaa pleaee either N* taatidioas, or the Ludiea in humble mtaaeee with large fimiliae to elothe Thoee who deal for CA8H, are pevtiru benefitted by oalllaf om asm, but when dlO per cent to our eaah prieae, we a eredU ofrii gg^.f l ^ gRC LANK8! let ,?k p(| -j. ^ p c'r" ri'l


ocr: COMMERCIAL' LATEST DATES. From Livtr.rooL April 9 worn IIavk* April 7 l< ir * ~ rrum April 1 'J Charleston Markets. Saturday Morxiro, April 23. COTTON.?There wax yesterday x bailor, but not general demand during the aflerpart of tho day. The sues amounted to rising of 1100 bales, at from 71 a 101; prices from 1 a 1 lower than the previous highest point of tho market Columbia Market, April 23. COTTON.?The cotton market to-do v Was dull and Inactive, with but little and prices tending infavor of the buyer. 68 balea were sold, at prices ranging 8 to 101 cents.


ocr: a O. April '63. PEACE end PLENTY pervade* cur District and Country, it i* our pleaaant duty to offer heartfelt gratitude TO oo* CUSTOMERS the generous manner in which they to and suaUin ua. Home fto now more on the way-noot with customers. bat good quality and late etyleMeeabreeleg i.n EXTFN8IVE and PLEASING variety. We think we e*n please either the fastidious, or the Iawiiee in humble eft* instances with large families to clothe. Those who deal for CASH, are benefitted by eellinf on us, but whon we 10 per rent to our cash priest, we will a credit of ai* mouths NEW YOKK iiroi:


ocr: DR. STRONG'S SANATIVE PILLS. ''f^HESB PILLS are entirely Vegetable, JL and arc a moat euperior Medicine in the cure of nil Bilious Complaints, Chills iind Fever, Dispepsia, Costiveness, liver Jusndiccs, Sicl Headache, Salt Rheutn, Fevers of all kinds, Loss Appetite, Obstructed nnd painful Men! and all lingering diseases. As a Female Medicine they act like s nnd when tnketi according to the di. t-ections, thev hevef fail to cure the very cases of Piles, alter all othef remedies fail. They purify the blood, equalize the restore the Liver. Kidneys and other Organs to a healthy tone and aci tion; and as an Anti-Bilous Fumily Medt. cine they have no equal. Price 25 cents per bo*. AT.SO, T) P. RTfenarn.o PECTORAL*" STOMACH PELLS. A remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Croup, Whooping Cough, Consumption, Nervous Diseases, Costiveness, Erysipelas, Disease of the Heart, Inflammation and Pain in ths Back and Side.and all diseases arising from a deranged state of tlio Stomach, and relieve the distress and bad feeling from too hearty food, in weak aud


ocr: WARDLAW, WALKER & BURNSIDE, CO TTON FACTORS, ?AND? COItt.THtSIOX HKKCHAXTN, MOUTH ATLAMTIC WHARF, C 11A RLE a T O iV S. C. W. A. WARDLAW, WAI.KEIt, A5DRKW BC'RMSIDK. Commission for selling Cotton, Fifty cents I ! '


ocr: Notioe, LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, ^TIIti undersigned have formed a limited Partnership, for the transaction of a business. The name of the firm which said business is to bo conducted, isCharb s P. Kvuna. Charles 1'. Bvaus, at Del Air, L'toeaater District, S. is the General Partner, and William Pong, in alecklcnburgeo . N. C , is the Partner. The said William Pong has contributed in cash to the common stock of said Partnership, Two Thousand Said Partnership commenced on the 5th of April 1853, and will expire on the 5tn of -Aprils 1851. CI IAS. P. KVANS, W.M. I'd AG. 'Oct 5. 35 6t


ocr: FOR WARN all persona from trading trafficking with my son Benjamin AUi Franklin Ross, on my account, lor he is n of age, and I will not pay any debts that contract on my account from this da WILLIAM ROSS Dec. 34, 1863. or ,


ocr: pr r a Mi 111 Li LA IN I x m tup fin II lM.r wiii i proved. The K to his readers i ramrements as'w |y, a news letter tropolisof the S n,,w York Tl expei nil matters of gc follv chronicled. Thesearrangi outlay, but tho the first year, en< nnd give our roa to none in tho S< Wo cannot re< Inrs but any per Bcritars and twol bno yoar , Lancaster L, Is it askii ren ?f tho Press hove two or BSPECTIS FASTER LEDGER. it of January next, this <i enlarged und greatly Iditor is happy to that ho has made such fill enable him to give from Charleston, the tate, Washington City nose letters will bo riencc nnd information, ueral interest will l>o indents require a evidence we have jourage us to march ders a weekly paper inferior outhern Country. luce our price from two dol- son sending us six new sub- Ive dollars, will receive the gratis. R. S. BAILEY, Editor &. Proprietor. , II., S. C., Dec. 8 1852. , ? .1 rig too much of of our broth- in this Stair, to give the s- se


ocr: r JSOUTH CAROLINA. LANCASTER DISTRICT. Ofica Court of General Stations and Common Pitta. H. R. PRICE, Esq., Clerk of ? Court, in permeance .of the act of t in each case made and provid hereby give public notice that an electi SheruT and Clerk for I^ncaster Diatr be held on Monday, the 10th day next, at the asual place of electi throughout the Mid Lhatnct. Witness my hand at Lancaster C. H. tl 13th day of December A. D. 1863. P 1' H.R. PRICE, "**> Cl'k. O. 8. A C. P. ?t Ida. iet


ocr: to of South Oarolin LANCASTER DISTRICT. TNDER the authority of tho decree, ' vJ the shore ease stated, 1 will offer f? sale at public auction at Lancaster C. H., < the Aral Monday in February next, Uie r lowing tract of Land, to wit: a tract co tainlng 600 acres more or leas, lying in la caster District, on Cain Creek, bounded iua ereex on the ewt, nnd~on all othur ai?i by land* belonging to J. D. Withoramx Thomwfll,Thdi K. Curuton, and A drew Crockett, excepting, nevertheloea, t "i'1- oi l*nd, on the w, aid* of Cain crook, which were conveyed Miller, to D. 1L Cantxon on tho 3C Aprilf ,gaJ Txans One third cash, the ballance a on a credit of one and two years, with inU est from the date, secured by bond and mo gage of the premises. Purchaser to pay I P?P* - BURWELL BOYKIN, Ex'r. Dec. S3, 1662. 44?fit Printer's f' n- in- m- p. p.


ocr: NKV 1IVBKTISMBNTS. South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT. By James H. Withsrspoon, Esq. Or dinars of said District. TTITHEREAS, Reuben Bailey has . m IT plied to me for letters of Administ tlon on all and singular the Goods and Ch *** Credit* of Sarah Rasa0ugf7, |aUl of ^ Di.trict aforesaid, dec'd. Thtme ^ therefore, to cite and admoni all erd singular, the kindred and creditors the said deceased, to be and appear beft me at our next Ordinary's Conrt for a District, to be holden at Lancaster Co House on the 10th day of January next, show eanse, if any, why the said administ tion should not be cnranted. C ) Given unJor my hand and seal, ti ? I* 8. > 10th day of December, in the y< ( wvw ) of onr - Lord one thousand eig hundred and fifty-two, and in the seven seventh year of American independence, JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, L. D. B|| ,h '


ocr: j '] 1 ' i | , 4 , a " r | '| 1 ; j ? " ^ I | in t i' i I is j d j | i to in ^ MARRIAGES. fill Hymen I ro't hislovc delighted hour, I'herc dwelt no joy in Eden's rosy bower! The world was end!?the garden was * aid; Vnd man, the. hermit, sighed?till woman smiled.' Campbrll. On Thursday ovening, the lOih inst., by he Rev. Dr. Hanckcl, Dr. D. \V. LAMB to Vft.NE OERALDINK, only daughter of I>r 4. Oeddinga, ail of Charleston. DEATHS, Death's but a path that must be trod, If man would ever pass to Goo. Pmrnrll DIED, at Chesterfield Court House, S. C. >n the 1st inst., Mrs. Sarah T. Mulloy, wit >f Edward Mulloy, Sen . of Bilious Coll. god 53 years lacking s few daya. RE HOI Commissioners of Poo LANCAH'I To the Honorable Thos J. Wither* l*re*S< iuil General Session, at Lancaster, Full Term f I'oor tor lv.nra,trr I istriet in obedience t< eg leave fosnbnit the following report: 1853. TREASURER. Da. To e 'sh rsr'd from former Treaa'r. S5f>3.80 Po u * " Tux Collector, for 185 J, 817.75 Total Cash, 913t I .?> n.? T? .?? - ' ... - ? ...v ?iv-.nturi-r iiirin t rcporli 1lt.it the Ho. a :it their meeting in January luxt, and yet 1 ver a hundred dollar*, and lli.it it will Like :i ti* the regu) >r re? ipient* and til Lunatic A* lilted. DISBURSEMENTS AXI> r.\R ItcstriciARtKs. an. 3rd, 1853 For Lucy Vick, i " * Ri'lirrcii Mothcrahead, 44 William II.ill .. - 44 an infant child of A.Dartii 44 ii 44 Win. Adama, 44 ? M Andrew Caakey, 4. >< 44 Elizabeth Simmons #4 ? M Dotty Thoriuitn, 44 ?4 M Win. York, a 44 Kutli Viekery, 44 ? 44 Willy Williams, 44 4? " Catherine Wright, 44 ? " Rachel Brewer, 44 44 44 SJa||y Deadly, 44 4, 14 'J iiitaut children, S. Mndi 44 44 44 Gardner, 4* 44 44 Elisabeth Smith, 44 44 44 M. Lylen, mid wife, I.hla, 44 4. 44 g (J Canton, 44 * "J. Weaver and wife, 4 44 pnid n . Duneon for kerpoi; 44 44 44 s;mon Beiinvt for kecpit 44 *4 Middx Castnn for krepin 4? 44 For Han'l % pratt, paid to Mil 44 44 Daid Junes Crocket fur Blank 44 4. Ain't pM J. W. Darker. Trvanu gainst former Donrd, 44 44 Ain't p'd J. W. I'nrker. Trea*t tor Surah C<irnoli*. Inniltr I Daid J. D. liotd fort king S.i ing vzpcnarM in taking her th tug. I 1832, l.oey TiA. paid to 44 For Rebecca Motb.rahcud. pa] " For Win. Hull, paid to 44 For inf..nt children. Ann Barfi 44 For Wm. Adania. |wid to * For Andrew Caakey. paid to " For Elizabeth Simmon*, paid 44 For Betty Tharmon. paid to 44 For Wm. York, poid to 44 Fur Ruth Yickary. pd.l to 44 For E. G. Ca -ton, jwdd to 44 For Milly William. paid to 44 For Catharine Wright, |?oi<J U 44 For R. Brewer, paid to 4j For Saruli Bradley, pni.l to 44 For 2 'nf.uit ehildreti. S. Mate 44 For Mnliaaa Gardner, paid to 44 For Elizabeth Smith, paid to 44 For .M. Lylea and wife, paid tt 44 For Jnltu Weaver and wife, Jn 44 For George Umlg, peidto 44 For Sarah Frye, paid to 44 For Samuel Spratt, 44 Daid George ( authen nc. for fore aant to Aayhim. I'aid Jones Crockett on nc. F 44 Daid Sarah Ueiinet on nr. for nerul expenavs ol laoin Turn 44 Daid Simon Bcnnet Balance o: SOUTH CAROLINA, ) PrnuMialW ?IT UhuKR OmTIIICT. J until that the W mint of niuniti* rrcriu-d uml paid out by hiu r? of 1'vnr, ninre U>t rrport. to bvfure me. litis I lib Ortoln-r, 18 J. A. F?T** M AM, f'lrfk. RBI*0 i8MIBIMk?RCr? ?f Ukcartm TO KALL 1 To ike lion. Tho? J. Wether*, PwoWinj irscrii COMMERCIAL LATEST DATE roui LivERrooL ruiuilAVME _ (<CI 20 ruut IUvaim ,\ov. r> Churleaton Karl.* t Saturday juouniki,, i*ov. II . COTTON.? i here vrsi it (uud demand or this article I -day, (ht* sales rw.eh.1 fully 13'X> l>al>?. The uxtrviiKs wi-rs ?tii 7f to lO^c.. ns in ijiiaIi^ . for.iior l?r ces were fully sustained. 1 CoI.t'MBlA. No\. 13. COTTON.?The cotton laaikel *v;.a quiet nit stoadv yesterday ; nnd although prices .re steadily advancing, yet tin- supply oil ties continues very light. bales chaug si hands, at to id vents. RT OF r to FaU Term, 1853 PKR, S. C. I [ling Judge of th? Court of Cmuiltnn I'lr** IH5S,?The Treasurer of IheCommissiniier* i> mi net of the Legislature of South Carolina CREDITS Rr.fipirfi ation or fin:<iDiTuei.? By rash |'H J' Jan. Itfjl, Jiifl.1l By 44 " Ut Aug. " 41fl.0J By "1 tbeahovc at SFp.-rct., 28.09 By " " ain't rw-'d from i'ax , I Culler? tr. $817,75. at 2j per *1* 20.4 4 I Caik Mi li.ilhl '.u Ixiliiiicr, 209,35 I 81381,03 inl laid a tax of 25 per cent on tiie general hey nre still i debtrd !o the lai-mtie Asylum tiX of 37| percent, for the next year to pay vluin debt; r.ll of wli'fli i? reaivetfully sub JO\F,S CIUJCKKT, Tft-u'r. TICULAR r,\PE\n:TlUUS. \ Tmjtim. Ji.id to So* iii Vick, $12 03 > Weincy Uarke.% 17.60 " Margaret Ivtnyjrv, It).00 rid " F.li/ihotli Newton, 95.UO 44 Flhotln Adams, 15.UO " l)a\i l Cwkry, 10 tK) * Klixalieth Simmons, 10.00 " Franei* MeAter, 10.no 4 (J. M. FoiulerlMtrh, 17.60 " James S. Krtin. lo th) 44 Usury 11. net ck, 5 no 44 ' 44 5.00 44 Peter TV itty, 13 00 I 44 Ihtdlv ItaiC a..50 ? hi, 44 J. R. Welsh, 12.50 44 J. Willi**!*. 16.00 14 J. K. t'oiinel, f? oO , 44 F. HrflMin, 15.00 T. ft. it J. R. Majjl, I'J.IKI 44 FllZa belli lamglvV, 60.<K) Sally Cornell* 1 month an?^ 1 day, tj.mi ij Sally C. whilst siek. 1 mo. 11 d. in part 8 oo >g Sally < * I mo. aud 3 day a ti.oo nas A. Culj), 11.50 Book, I .on irer l.uustie A?>lum, tin aeemint a211 hi ttrer Imuutie Asylum, on t.r?ynMit ' IN a per. 50.0-3 ..h Cornelia tw th.4 ,l*y luin, he pa)'* lere, 15.00 - $707.11 Susan Vick, 19.00" Id to 13. Barker, I ,50 \ Margaret Ksnglcy, J0,M eld, Itiid to KllJUbrth Net! ton, djiHI Rliod . \.! i?. 4' I).?\id Cn?k?v, lO.no to Klizabrlh SimiHonr, lil.ixi FruwU Mc.\t.?r, UVOO Ha rah Kc*. 22..*> J. W. Tnitiv, lo.oo " 20.* 10 \V. Suliivnn 5.<m? i Henry Wri|fM, 5.UO Winner Barker, 3?i.oo I'. Michen. 20 no ii. pid?l t>? John It. Weleh, 1J.50 John William*, 13.00 J. R. I'mioi'l. 5(H? ? C. K. Ilenm r. iklto 1 .li/i h iii ! iii;lnr, 50 OO Iludlv Hail, J. K. ('(Mill I, 30 00 Mill..a ,\. t'u'.f, 17.5 ? boarding S..r .h Cw?lil| n luiivlie. br. H 10.00 dornl r*p?HM ?>f one Mcl.onhl. S.<!J ' oard 2 nmntha and 6 daya, nod Fu al ?T? pawper, 90.OO n ac. Aw boarding Snnh Cornell* 4,50 itia.o-j JONFS CRfK Kfrr. Tira-nrer. esrrd befar* nip. June* Croeket. i.nd niilv* ithin and foregoing U ? true and correct aoa nn I'm urcr of the Board of C*motU*i?Ht. A3. JONEH C ROCKET. RTOF I PiibBir BliMlnfi, 1 i l>urMfcr. 1 IKUM, 1053. | Judge of the Court of Common Flea* ami


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