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and writer OF considers BE fte, has truthfuy said that
The earth is the sex so and SO
tally consulted. Our society possesses tho oreaIO
days chvary with much more enlightenment. hero
c woman ia almost an object worship. Men have been
made great and heroic by PIuaTchs Lves"-stiIulate
and nsni rcd by ths contemplation OF excellence. Let the
reading aud study Of such work the Hvroie W6men''
become common, and our wives, mothers sisters, and
iortude and selfsacee than the Spartan females
old The ensuing pages include nearly all the famous In
female hsTOismI with many that not less
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found Historical SKetohes Of :! '.l5S7 Af ig,
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Wista5T.s3 8 isaIsal1Elof wild Oherr


drheESe5 is = igtl y ever n oSEn fesleah
F,T 6efas astAneS Crop; G.enEq,
blse1iag LisgS Dgtettlt Breathing, Ltetr 4gee
sas,Pafs kles5S ne BFeaSt or Side, FITst
>sS Stage Of eoSsttaRti &C., $e.ife.
OF ths Liver, . produced by our everr
VIII Cherry has Long Been lnoyv s poasesaiprertant
iu1f land Oan pIescrtbe It In tl1eTant
forms FOR variety Of COMPLAINT. Tar, also, has baen
Noted iSr ~ some Wnoss
that even could 30 cured BY thai
aIo1 other hands was nearly valnaless owing
doubt to their In preparing and
iS dcuity entirely Obviated by patient experieEe
~ powers br these two Sub
Il III SvisIsSs BNIs4Af Of WILD On RRSY -
nico chemical process eReryhing deleterR useless tt
tTuy efcSsos Sof al Kinds 81 pulmonary ahd i
diseases to Ilau. To convince all unbelcvsT
that theory tr we 10 n teS eea o.
cureaPArlr1nea by this wonderful medoinsu tgDod Il
9ea@9 q a593i9e - a. 2
TDo iues SAVED BY three bottles Of "Tvfstsr
kalsang of, EYTId Cherry" /
Mt. Eden, KY, July q, 1852. :
Afesafs Hareourt, Howard q CO.-Gents:-The "Dr.
S az sSlsl y that aas
its virtues known for the benefit Of the public,
MY wife took cold Atths time Of her
She had pfofse night sweAts and had
eoghs she was given up FOR we desphired OF her recovery
menced taking 'tWisar's BalSdHt Of Wild Che17i' and
| both.
graves If they had not used WStars Ralsam OF WILD
GhsrTy.- SRTH-R.SEhR0Y. I
whooe certifcate above, Is OF al
much Veracity as any In this country and OF goOt
Judgement and We place entiTs Teis1Ss on BIZ
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al horse carriage orwIgou, hls.5a 10 = %
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2 "6 horse wagon, ,fF1.I1 = 20 100
's4 horse mail Of passenger coaches, 100 I25
q" walking TO Island and baekPer month 30 cs5
year, $500 ,o,,p
For cattle per head, 80 "a - - o Gets.
Hhorses per head, bee .-..f .-HIs -l.' 8 {.
90 hogs per head, J.f1-l. -. r --s- 2 ~
50 sheep per head, III
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" Families, do s do
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scRoPULA, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RHEUMATISM
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-VIHBUIIUB OUIIUIl NIUVIUDa
liIs,,b,isbed In 1881 K B. SWRARINGEN, Surveyor anil
CoIIector OF Customs, Once No. -, Union street.
to port made by way OF New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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TIME Proprietors or sartains Magazine having pnth,
ed the large and handsome steel plate careGy snsn
we'd In line and mezIotint, from the celebrated ds y
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-08-04
(FoR THE LEDGER.
Miscellaneous Inigma.

am composed Of eighteen letters.
My l, IL, 8, is a Chinese plant.
a2, IL, s, ls, 10. IL a portion Of the body.
a3,s, IL, l, 2, is that on which We move.
a, II, 8, 7, 2, is used for drawing blood.
"5, 6, 10, is an insect.
"6, Ia, IL, Is, ID, IL, is something used
by tailors.
My Z, 8, 10, is nm animal.
%, 6, I6, 3, IL, is often ruling passion.
AL, IL, Ia, 4, Is kind Of metal.
10, 8, lS, is the nickname of sailor.
all, Il, 4, So species of fish.
IL, IA, l6, 4, IL, 10, is something used
by printers.
as, 8. 8, is, isa kind Of metal.
IA, s, ls, is portion Of the body.
q l5, 3, Ia, Ais an animal.
Gl6, 6, 4, IL an insect
~, 10, 2, IL. lS, is n light, volatile and
inAamable fluid.
1s, II, 8, 4, is The name Of Spanish
coin. .,H........ ..
My whole is that which should be in every
family Of Lancaster and adjoining Districts.
B- Answer next week.
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directed to procure security for the prose-
cution Of the suit. He left the Office and
after two unsuccessful attempts to procure
SOME one to join him on his bond, he re-
turned saying'T can find no one.n At
this moment looked upon him, his youth,
his inexperience, but especially, the desti-
sute forlonness Of his condition. strang-
er IN strange place all, all touched my
heart, and turning to the Magistrate 1
said, twill you, Sir, receive me as securityi
he replied, certainly Sir" In order to
prevent as far as possible, any misunder-
standing between DR.. Wylie and myself,
as up to that moment the kindliest and
most intimate relation had existed be-
tween us, and that my motives and feel
ings might be correctly appreciated, 1
gave to the Officer and several gentlemen
present. full and frank avowal of the
reasons influencing me to tender the use Of
my name. After which I signed the bond;
and although l cannot say, that have
not suffered to some ertent for my temeri-
ty, l, nevertheless, do now avow, after
mature consideration, that am ready un-
der the same circumstances to repeat the
same act, though followed by consequent
ces an hundred fold more disastrous than
the ,oithdra,Oai of some half dozen pupils
from my School.
trust shall be pardoned if I add-it
is true that the only resource possess
upon earth for the support Of myself and
family are my individual exertions, and
am fully aware Of the great benefit to
one in my situation, to be derived from
the smiles Of the powerful! and influential;
but I shall, most certainly, beg my bread
from door to door, or starve in ditch
with those who are dearer to me than life
itself, before Ishall ever, through a policy
mean and selfish, but alasl too common,
look with complacency or appreciation up
on acts of tyranny, cruelty and oppression
come from ~hat quarter they may.
have deemed it, Fellow Citizens, my
duty, to give you the above true history
Of my connection with matter, upon
which l would have much preferred to have
been silent, if others would have permit
ted it. My only object in saying this
much is to correct certain false rumors
which are industriously circulated to my
detriment in the surrounding country. I
have, therefore, no apology to make for
this intrusion, and conclude for the present
10y subscribing myself
YoUR Fellow CITIZEN,
J. GALLUCHAT.
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' 1T should be universally kmown-for it
is stritly true-that indigestion is the par
ent Of large proportion of the fatal dis
eases. Dysentery, diarrhoea, cholera NOR
bus, liver complaint, and many other dis
eases enumerated in the city inspectors
weekly catalogue of deaths, are generated
by indigestion alone. Think of that dys-
peptics think of it all who suffer from
disordered stomach's, and if you are will
ling to beguided by advice, founded upon
experience, resort at once (don't delay a
day. to Hoofands German Bitters pre-
pared by DR.. G. M. Jackson, which, as
an Alternative, curative, and invigoran:
stands alone and unapproached. General
repot, 100 Arch street. We have tried
these Bitters, and know that they are ex-
cellent for the diseases specified above
Philadelphia City Item. 23
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE COTTON PLANT,
AND
Southern Advertiser.

Pu6t,shed aceeklH to advocate Direct
Irdde, manufactures, Agriculture, and
the Development Of Southern Resources.
By c. G. BAYLOR, Washington, ID. c..
The importance of such a Journal rs the
above, needs no exposition. The material
and substantial interest of the South have
been too long neglected The Cotton Plant
is established to promote these interests
keeping entirely aloof from party poll
tics. A complete foreign and domestic
correspondence has been arranged. The
best talent of the country will contribute to
our columns, which will present medium,
of general communications, correspondence,
and information for the friends of the mca-
surcs we advocate. The proper steps have
been taken in Europe and America to Law
the foundation of direct foreign trade at
the South, and to introduce our coarse man.
ufacturcs into the continental European
market. One object of the Cotton Plant
Will be, as the organ of direct trade to slim
ulatc the South to carry out this important
measure.
We call upon the Southern merchants gen
orally to send us their business cards, that
we may lay them before the country, to cna-
bic the friends of southern commerce, man.
ufacturcs, &c, to discriminate properly in
Their desires to promote southern enterprise,
The importance of Washington City n
point of location for such Journal cspcci-
ally in regard to opening foreign corrcspon-
dencc and promoting our foreign relations
is apparent The opportunity of seeing
here, also, members of Congress from every
district of the country, presents a means Of
general cooperation not to be found else
where.
To the Cotton, Sugar, Rice, and Tobacco
Planters, we look confidently for support:
and to the friends of Direct Trade" through
out the south we say-"show your faith by
your works"
The regular issue of the "CoTroN PLANT
will commence in June next. Advertise
ments are particularly requested to be for
wardcd early. Business letters addressed to
{. q. Baylor, Washington, ID. G..
Correspondence from all interested in the
cause we advocate is solicited. particularly
as 10 The crop, as we wish to give correct in
formation on Il subject which is of so much
importance To the Planter. and in represent
ing which he has been so often injured.
Postm4stcTs are requested to act as .vn;:
for us, and TO all who approve our cause we
look for good fcc'ing, Kindness and support.
Terms, s., in advance.
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Eg 81 can bear" said a sufferer, IL
can bear the squealing Of a pig, the roar
ing of thunder, or the squall Of ten thou
sand cats, but the voice Of dun is like the
crack of doom, and when hear dun,
am done out and out" ..
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m o T S. q E

s HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN AP-
IL plication will be made, to the next
Legislature, for charter for Rail Road
from Lancaster Court House, to connect
either with the South Carolina Rail Road,
at Camden, or with the Charlotte and
South Carolina Rail Road, at Chesterville,
Rldgeway, or some other suitable point on
said Road.
August 4th, 1852 20 3m.