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TO TEaE S2CK.

For the eflcctual roofing out from the system of al
diseases brought on by Indigestion blliousncss and i'm
purity Of tic blood it is widely and well known fact
that lVRiGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are tie great PIMA CEA. Throughout the entire
South these Pills have long been held in the highest
rcpue, both by private individuals and by the Medical
faculty Of our country. Southern cvers and Southern
diseases generally yield to their influence at once; and
thcunortunatc victim to earthly ills and woes" is made
to thank Heaven that sovereign tan has been pro-
vided.
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy the experiment shall cost him nothing
TuOs J. WORKMAN, Agent for Camden, 5. e., and
sold BY Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun-
try. June 23-ly.
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"Ir yon 'wi>h to keep poor says YANKEE
editor, "buy two glasses Of a'e every day, at
five cents each, amounting in one year to S26
80 smoke three cigars, onc after each meal
counting up in tie course of the year to SD
rs; keep Il big dog, which will consume in Il
year at least SD worth of fprovision, and 4 cat
81 more. altogether, this amounts to the snug
little sum of 81 Sll025-suIiicicnt to bay six bar.
rrIs of flour, one hnudrcd bushels of coal, one
barrel of sugar, one sack of coffee, good coat
Il respectable dress, besides Irock for the ba-
by, and half dozen pair of Shoes
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r., E;uuisy-kersslavy District.

Hampton Bynum, Gray Bynum. ct. al. u.s. Robert Mat
tl.cws and Anne his wife, C. i. Banner and Mary,
his wife, ct. al-Bill for Partition.
TTappcaring tony satisfaction that Robert Matthew'S
L Anne Matthew's C. Banner, Mary Banner: Len
iamiu b. Bume John G.. Blumc, John Farmer, Thomas
Hampton Elizabeth Hampton Elizabeth Far:hcr, ,no.
Johnson Tabita johnson, and Abncr Carmichael De-
lcndns to the above Bill absent from and reside
beyond the limits Of this State 1t is ordered on mo-
ton of Shannon Solicitor for CompailiantS that they
DO plead answer or ,cmur to the said Bill within three
months from the publication thereof: i'll default where
ocun order pro cor<so will lie ordered aE,i>, tGln
- w. IT, Il. WORKMAN. {. i. X. d.
CoM5rlssIoHnEs OFFICE, March /, 1852. ISL
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CouHr.-The Court for this dcrict IS
in session, and will probably continue torsoEe
portion of the next week.
The last two days of the term, have been
mainly occupied in the trial of the interesting
case ofJames V. Lylcs against the ChaTi'ite
Rail Road Company, in which at the March
Term of 1852, the Jury, after being ont for
some time, made mis,trIal.
The action was brought for the loss OF Il
slave passenger oecasioned 10y the over'uf''hS
of the car in December 1880, on the 'reS'!e
work over Elkin's mill pond. The Jury were
out but very short time, and returned a YER
dict for the full value of the slave. including
Interest from the day Of the loss.
The Plaintiff was represented by E. J. Ar
thur, Esq, and Col. +. J. Moses. ~ :,
The Defendant, by Col. Gregg and w. +.
Desaussure, Esq. Columbia Bua"er Of SaI
udUy.
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United States Senate, and retire to private life;
that he looked forward to his presidential term
us 4 period of toll ard difficulty, but he added,
cmphatically, IF man who has attained to that
office, cannot free himself from chqnes and act
independently, our Constitution is vaIucless."
Reference having been made to ore OF his near
relatives who mi ght be expected to have good
Office, replied, My - is thriving farmer, in
comfortable circumstances; | shall not interfere
with his happiness by offering linn oIlic" and be-
Ievc lie is too wise to ask FOR onc.'-JoNrnal Of
Commerce.
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EsciurIl DGE=Eair Notice.!
New Editions of Medical Books.

New Editions of Medical Books.
Carpenters Principles Of Physiology; General and
Comparative London edition
Carpenters Elements ofPhysiology. American edition
- Principles of Human Physiology
Condc on Diseases Of Children
Churchill on Infants and Children
L" Midwifery and Diseases Of Women
Cazencux do. Rgby's do.
Mcgs' do Devices do.
:" Diseases Of Children
Budd on Diseases Of the Liver: Bartlett on Fevers
Devices on Childrcn Devices on Females
Omglinsons Therapeutics and Natcria Mcdica
- on Human Health
" Medical Dictionary
Druitts Modern Surgery Ferguson Practical Surgery
Millcrs Principles OF Surgery
- Practice Of do
Williams Principles CT Medicines
Wilson'S Human Anatomy
Horners Special Anatomy. 2 vols.
Horner & Smiths Anatomical Atlas
Watsons Practice of Physic
Criliths Universal Fo7mulary: Ellis 10.
United States Dispensatory; Griths Medical Botany
Taylcrs Medical Jurisprudence
DR.. Guys Forensic Medicine
Mullcrs Physiology; Goddard on the Teth
Roget's Outlines of Physiology and PhreIology
Jones Opthalnic Medicine
Wilson on diseases Of the Skin
Bcrzc,ls on tile Skin: Eberc's Practice otMcdicine
Smith on Parturition Copeland on Apopex and Palsy
Pocket Medical Lexicon
Gums Domestic Medicine; Simons' do
Smiths Domestic Medicine, Surgery and Maeria Med
ca with directions for diet, management the sick
ROOM administration Of medicines batting, treat
mcnt of Cholera, Antidotes for POisons, &t
March s. a. 1CUNG.
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Under Decree il, Equity.
.Vqrtin u. .iileR.

.VuINN T. -lINEH.
on MONDAY, the 4th prox. tie first sale day in
April, will he sold in Camden,
All those LOTS OF LAND in tic town of Camden,
in the District Of Kcrsaw at the corner Of Broad and
Rutcdgc streets bounding cast on Broadstrcct north
on Ruclgc street and known in the plan Of the said
town as Nos 1909, 1910 AMI part Of zoos, and com.
prsing the premises now occupied b. X. 5. Nollat
Esq, with the buildings thereon, consisting OF the
store dwelling house &C., and containing - feet on
l}rold-strcct, and - feet on Rutlcdge street.
Tcr,ns-onc fourth cash. balance on 4 credit of one
two and three years. secured by bond and mortgage,
with interest from date payable annually buildings to
he Insured and the policies assigned
JAMES W. GRAY,
Master in Equity.
Charleston March H. lis.
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The HiilGtypc.

Many have treated the alleged discovery of
Mr.. Hill, by which lie affects to produce color
red photographs, as humbug. The following
Senate report, from one of the Standing Com
mittee, will show that there must be some truth
in the claim:
Mr.. james made the following report, which
was ordered to be printed:
The Committee on Patents and the Patent
Office, to whom was referred the memorial OF
Levi L Hill, in reference to his alleged discov-
cry in lIcio-chromc or sun painting, S" dcnom-
mated by said Hill, ask leave to submit the
following report:
Mir. Hill, bavi,g been before the committee
explained to them the history aud principles OF
his invention, and submitted to their inspection
numerous specimens Of the productions OF his
ait or invention. The committee have formed
the opinion that those specimens afforded s'ilil-
cient proofs that the inventor has solved the
problem of photographic cooration. The COM
mittee had in their hands the plates, unpr0tec.
ted BY glass or any other covering, and saw
them freely rubbed and otherwise tested, CON
firming in their minds the fact Of the invention
and the durability OF the pictures. 1t Is be-
licved that most of the philosophers, both in
Europe aud America, long since gave up as
hopeless the search after this branch of silence,
which has now been discovered by one OF our
citizens, in one of the wild valleys OF the Cats
Kill mountains, lar removed from the schools OF
art. The committee learn that MIR. Hill has
arrived at this discovery, by which the works
of nature may be copied in their original lines
through three Years of preserving toIl. lhc
committee is Informed by. Mr.. Hill that his dis
covcry has not yet bcen perfected in It's pracil-
cal details, which is not surprising, it being but
little more than two years since he obtained
his first result. But the beauty ofthc result to
which the process has already attained would
>erru TO afford evidence that it will bcperircted
at no very distant day.
TIE prospective utility and Importance OF
this invention are very apparent III It's appl'ca,
ton to portraits, landscapes, botany, morbid
anatomy. minera'ogy, concll"!oEy, aboriginal
history, the reproduction OF valuable paintings;
and to various ornamental purposes. The CON
mi,tcc are satisfied of Mr. Hills claim to orl.
rinality aud priority Of invention, and deem it
but Just and right that he should be suitably
protected and encouraged and they deem 1t
more particularly so seeing that rival has been
set up in France since the announcement of his
discovery WAS made. The mcans by which
this process is carried out heus strictly che
mical, it would seem that the existing patent
laws would not af;,d TO the inventor the Sccu
rity required Owing, however, TO the short
period remaining Of the present session OF Con-
gress, and the press Of business, the committee
have been unable to devise any better or more
efficient mode by which TO recognise the claim
Of Mr. Hill, than by recommending that hls
memorial, together with tl.is report, be placed
on the records of the Senate.
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"TnE World OWES ME \ LlvISG."-No such
thing, Mr.. Fold-up-your-hands; the world owes
vou not single cent You lave done nothing
these twenty years bat consume the products
earned bv the sweat of other mems brows.
"You have eat and drank, and slept what then?
Why cat and drank, and slept again."
And his is the sum total Of your lie. And
the world owes YOU living:' For what =
How comes it indebted to you to that tritilng
amount? What have you done for it !? What
family in distress have You bcfricndcl What
products have you crcatcd' What mi>crlcS have
vou a!Icviatcd! What acts have YOU perfected:
The world owes vou living idle man New
cr w;ls there Il more absurd idea lou lave
been Il tax-a sponge upon the world ever since
you came into it, 1t is your creditor in vast
amount. Your liabilities arc immense, your as
sets are nothing and yet yon say the world Is
owing ven. Go to. The amount in which You
stand indebted 20 the world is greater than YOU
will ever have Tie power to liqudalc You owe
the world the labor Of Your two strong arms, and
all the skill in work they might have gained !;
YOU Owe the world the labor Of that. brain Of
yours, the sympathies Of that heart, the energies
Of vour; being: You owe the world the whole mo-
raj and intellectual capabilities Of a man. Awake,
then, from that dreamy do-nothing state Of sloth-
f,inc>s in which You live, aud let lis no longer
hear that false assertion that the world is owing
yol, until You have done something
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IsY T1QEi GOVERNOR.
HEAD-QUARTERS,

CHARLESTON. Feb. % 1862.
The following gentlemen have bean appointed and
AilS-dcCt,Inp to His EXccllcncy the
Governor and Commamdcrn Chief and will be Oh, cd
and respected accordingly.
By order:
j. W. CANTET, AdIt & Insp Cen
JOSEPH HAYWARD,
ALEXANDER G.. RICE,
BENJAMIN T. BROCkMAN,
JOSEPH STONEY,
SUMMERFIELD GRAY,
WM. r. DOGAN.
March Is IL 81
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMr1ETAHT TO nTsPEpTICS.

IMrgErA%T TO nTSPEpTlCS.
Dr.. 5. IlOUGlTON'S PEPSIN, TIE True pGES-
TIVE rI.l'in orGtsrGlc JUICE. prcparcdrom RENNEr'
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK allCrrcc-
lions Of BARON LlEBIti, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. 5. llOUGHTON. N. H.. Philadelphia.
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LIVER COMPLAINT
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
turc'S own method hy Natures own Agent, the GAS
TRICJUlCE. Pamphlets, containing Scientific cv
drucc OF lis value, furnished hv agents gratis See no.
ice among the medical advertisements.
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COLUMBIA HOTEL.

T1'IE subscriber having purchased the above cstab'
Ishmcnt. hereby notifies his friends and the pub-
lie generally that he will spare no pai"s or expense to
render those who may cali upon him comfortable His
Tables will be supplied with the best the market will
aflor The Bar will be furnished with the best OF IL
ouors-and lis stables with good osters and proven
der Call and sec for yourselves. ~
JOHN HARRISON.
Columbia March, ii I'm.
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serously if not fatally wounded, and the third
brother cut to pieces with Bowie knife, 1t is
not known precisely who killed the Slaugh;crs,
So many persons being engaged in the t'acas.-
1t is certainly a mourn!ul tragcly.-Geory'o
Home Gazette.
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Ex.Prcsiicnt Fillmore, accompanied by his
family and portion Of lis Cabinet, is about
to pay his contemplated visit to the Southern
States. lie was expected to aFrlv" at klch'
mond, Va, last evening, by Especial tram pro-
viLed for the purpose. lie would be enter
tanned us the guest of the city, and prepara.
tons were making by the public authorities
for a delegation to receive him at A4ula Creek
from the hands of the committee 81 citizens
from Washington.
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New AdCeFtiseYl. alsiS.

TNHE subscriber has Gtcly received q large and
i choice selection Of TgRFU.HERY and FANCY
ARTICLES consisting in part of fPomades forthe HAIR
Lyons Kathason, and Hauls Eau Lustral; German,
French and American Cologue; Lubm's and Roussels
Handkerchief Extracts; Toilet Dottles-some very
rich patterns; Tooth Hair, Shaving and Nail Brushes
Dressing Tuck and Pocket Combs, of Buffalo, Horn
AVID Ivory. To all of which he invites the attention o.
the Ladies in particular tne pubrc genera,rr.--
Eep H. j. Delay.
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HEAD QUARTERS,

MILFORD, JAN. 27, 1851
ORpER No. 9.
A y ELECTION for Major General Of the Four
n Division. to fill the vacancy uccasioned by the
resignation of Major General W. W. Iiarllee is here.
by ordered TO take pluee Friday, the e2d day OF
April next. -
The Brigadier Generals or officers commanding
Brgades of the Division are charged with the extern
sion of this order and will cause returns to be made
according TO law.
By order Of the Conmander.in.Chief,
j. W. CANTEY, Adj't. and 1psp. Gen. -
Jan. 25 i3t
eB- All the papers in the Division will poblish
weekly until the election and the Charleston Mercu-
ry, Courier and Standard, tri-weekly.
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SUMPTION of-tobacco, when they are safely
housed on the other side of the creek All
Enrope think that, and part of -asIa IRE on the
qvc riye 1t is now rather a stale thing t" be
sure, and We conjure our friend Mak'ry,ac', to
hold his tongue, and not answer il single q"es-
ton, unless he mcdiates something very eX-
tra-w0ntcr whathc thinks Of the poor IIacEs Z
y. Y
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Charleston and Florida Steam Packets
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
SEMI-W EEkL

SEMI-WEEkLI.
ccxvrcr,>c WITH THE NEw.YuRK STEAMERS EACH WAY.
rJNllE CAROLINA, L. ~ Coxetter, master Will
leuye every Saiurltv afternoon, at o'clock.
touching at Jack ksunvilc colata and Pi!atka on the
St. Johns River; returning, will arrive in Charles
ton on IIio'aessioy. .,,
The FLORIDA, Charles Willy, master, will leave
on 2fNIy ltiCwoon of each week, at same hour, and
in addition 10 the above ports, will stop at Black
Creek; returning. will arrive oh SatEr'fdv -Hor"ing
Due notice will always be given when the Carolina
make. an extra trip to St Augustine 1t is only
si,lerc necessary 10 say that these boats have been
built especially ior this trade, and are commanded by
the most experienced nav;gaiols.
Fare To jacksonville. e................:sS
Fare 10 Pialka. .......... ...;'...aIo
For freight or passage, apply on board at southern
wharf, or To join ". CALDM Eli,
Feb H. GOT 50 East Bay.
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ENIIE subscriber bcgs leave to call the attention of
Z wholesale Purchasers to his S0ck OF Cane Seat
Windsor, Office and Dining Room Chairs Cane Seat
Stools &C. all Of which are made at his Factory, near
Columbia.
Having obtained the best machinery now used for
the purpose and competent workmen, he Is prepared
20 dill Orders for any style Of Chairs
He does hot invite the attention OF Purchasers TO his
establishment solely the ground ofits being South
crn enterprise but because he can supply as good an
article fully as cheap cheaper than it can be obtain
cd from the North.
CHAIRS will be packed and delivered free of charge
at any Of the Dcpots in Columbia.
His Ware Rooms are over tho Auction Store OF
Mcssrs. Al:cn Philips, who are Agents Tor the above
Factory. W. r IElNlN A.
N,r.h 3m
4 LII pc:sons having demands against the Estate oil
n NJ D. Copeland, deceased, arc requested to pre-
sent them duly atcStcd and those indebted will please
make Immediate payment to
L. W. MOAK Admir-.
Camden Feb 90 8 1T
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We witnessed a few days since, in this City,
n hi rhlv successful extraction Of the great toe
nails Of each foot. without the slightest pain to
the pa,ient-a lad .: sixteen years Of aga-da-
rim the whole operation. Ills feet had been
rendered almost useless fpr the last ci Ghtccn
months by the diseased na Of the graf to, Of
both feet The system adopted WAS the same a>
recommended, first, We believe, by Mr.. Armott, Il
surgeon Of much rcpntc in London, and followed
frequently of late by NJ. Nrllca'l, Of Paris.
Snow and common salt having been mixed
we'll together was applied to each to" tor five
minutes previous to the operation, thereby cauS-
inr an inseusate numJnc>s Of the parts; each
nail w;,s then cut down the middle beaeath and
through, with ScaIpel, and pulled out with a
pair of t,rcrlS The feet were bathed i'll iced
water for several minutes, and the water then
changed to the temperature Of fifty deg, FarIl.
Thirty drops Of Laudanum. with directions to
keep both toes wrapped in linen banda@"S and
wet with cold water every fifteen minutes during
the day, completed the case. This extirration
was performed under the m, dc;l hand Of DR.. +.
J. Haywood, who has acquired great skill rs 4
surgeon from various operat ons Of much difficult
w.-Rulcigh Standard.
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IN E.aEIty-E&ersI,aW District.

Hampton Bynnrn, Gray BynInm, Ct al, vs. B'%iI it
Matthews aud Anne his wife, &. j.. Banner P'u HIS
wit. Mary ct al-Bill for Partition
NOTICE is hereby given to the diStrp'FfS @ ''t,t
" hcirsal.law of Martina Blunc. dcccaSedWio io M''
a sister of the late Benamin Bim"lam ALSO" I've H's
,rbutccs and hcirSa-iaw OF Mary C"rr ,
wards Many Gardiner. dec"ai IT, VINO we ,I 'I',"
E i filed for Partition of the Real E';n" "i the S;u
cninin Dinchan and that they are rI'lT'u ,"lnr'"
answer or ,cmr!r to Tie same within 'Fcc months 'o
the date thereof. - I, y "
Commissioners Office. March ~ le"-' E:'
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From gentleman who accompanied General
p;crcc from Baltimore to Washington, we learn
That Mrs. Pierce will remain at Baltimore Till at-
for the excitement Of the Inauguration shall have
passed away. General Pierce stated IN coHycr-
sation with this gentleman, that the only: place
where he felt truly happy, was i'll the quiet ell
;ovmcnt of the home circle; that the wlseSt
Thing he eyer did was to resign his seat in the
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a OtiC@.

A IL persons having any demands against the Town
~ Council of Camden, must present the same iol
payment on or before the 18th inst.
BY order Of Council
March 2. i. ". BALLAltD, Recorder.
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TIE STATE VS.. Isaac MEpLIS.-isa"c Med
in was put on his trial before our COnEt yester.
day for the murder of Joseph Futrel!, some
time in the fall Of last year. After patient
hearing of the case, to which the whole day
was devoted, the jury were c!.argrd by his
Honor Judge Wardlaw, and retired t" thr'r
room. Afer the lapse Of ten or fifteen mill
utes, they returned with verdict OF man
s),unhter-SouM Caroliniaa, llM.
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WHAT WE EAr-Thc Herald, in an article
on the markets Of Ncwlork, sums up the az
grcgate yearly sales of produce in this city as
follows Meat trade, five millions of dollars !;
Fruit trade, two million eight hundred thou.
sand dollars; Butter trade, four hundred anil
eighty thousand dollars; l!"ney trade, nine
thousand dollars; Fish trade, six hundred and
forty eight thousand dollars: Poultry trade,
one million of dollars; all kinds OF vegetables
including potatoes, seventeen million five hun
dred thousand dollars; Egg trade, one million
of dollars Nut trade, fifteen thousand d'Ilar~.
Making 4 total Of hve"iy ciyM mihion .to"r
humired and .Wy f~o Mo"Sond doltnrs.' That
is what We cat only. Now add up our liquor
bills, clothing, Emcrv. amusrmcntS, rcul~, etc,
etc, and we would have IN amount that would
require good string Of figures to specify.
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Tilrec Eammdred Gollars Eseward

WILL be paid for the apprehension and delivery
w to the Jail of kershaw District Of HIRAM, ne.
gro man, the property of /. w. Il. Blair fugitive
from justice, who stands indicted for the murder Of
Mrs Jane D. Young committed on Friday, llth inst.
Said negro is about five feet or 10 inches hi thick
set, has heavy eyebrows, with small eyes holds his
head far back in walking is said to have small scar
on the back of his hand from burn, with scar
ming through it caused by q cut from knife He is
about thirty five years Of age, and is quick spoken
and intelligent.
JOHN D. YOUNG. :
Camden, S. c., Feb. %, 1858. 8
Raleigh Standard, Spirit Of the Age, Greensboro
Patriot, and Petersburg Intelligencer will copy four
times weekly. and forward bills to this office for pay
ment.
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sxow . HUNDRED FEET DEEp! The St.
Louis Intelligencer publishes letter from an
overland emigrant to California, which gives a
fearful account of tremendous snow storm
in the Mountains near Carson Valley. On
what is called the Second Summit, the writer
says, he caught hold Of the tops Of pine trees,
and was confident that they were one h"ndred
feet IN height. This is an item that should
have bearing upon the question of railroad
to the Pacific, through the South Pass. Rails
buried in the snow a hundred feet deep, would
stand little chance of removal by any scrapcr
vet invented.
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Printer Wanted.

A PRINTER who has a perfect knowledge Of his
N business to work in the Ledger office. Lancaster.
Fair wages paid Apply at once
March l5 IL