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and bow live and act iheTe especially the pof ess
will copiou eDtertanm Mr. 81 oo.erva
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GRATITUDE An EXPOSITION OF THE lU3D
" P,x-By John stew slSor Of Christ On the
Cross Lord shepherd. kc lmo
RoBERT CARTER BROTHERS No IS S'sa~T
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Published this Morning
PDblIthed tbs Morning
W o l. T. L
TIE Guild OF TIE CITY 4 story Of NewY.rt If.

Y THE CHILD OF THE CRY Story Of sew.Yort Life.
By Robt =. Greeley.
This MeuoT osn Novel by Of our most popular writers
denod sensation equal to ,nytbas lately Published
the fe6 Of literature.
The design has been to exhibit in strong coors ihe con-
life country and the harosing cIe'
which daily exchspse for the free and
h,slihy employment Of the woods and selds
the those naturally virtuous and gen
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Of penury pisces where il hes been hitherto posed hst
none traits Of human disc17esbs Hr
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father the pesssntes fsstlres Of the book Be-
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idea Ia the plan Of this book IL the dsen OF
public attention ,bheu Of mis'ios which se
inst now getting and TO the merits
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Mrs Arthur The death Of Pryce Benedet and the sub
Julia the hersthe distraction OF the fuind
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msteia the copsrueon OF plot OF which the
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TJNHE PRACTICAL SURVEYOR GUIDE
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OFFiCE OF TIE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE. 20 /
No Ii6 BROADWAY. April q, 1854
Special Meeting Of tie bod Of Director: bed a. the
Is Prssd the Company 10 consequence 4 his continued
Illness the of the Committee 20
hon letter and the matter Of select
M ,uitabe person for 'he Presidency MORGAN tsl
Asu.ry Company aorDousv elected President
Nv Y WEMPLE, Secretary.
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much experience acbps and who competsnt to instruct
In M the thorough educsion musc ekcsptedJ
drawing painting &c and In the french Oern sosnhh
end Lain desfes an ensasemeni In pfiyhe family se
visiting GOvernes this city Toe
E,i refer, Owen Add Box No 1914 Post0hce New
Hork
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And for sac BY sll the principal BOOKSELLER
BAseus ee late this est work 10 every section
ofthe country Attractive cc lars will be furnished containing
the eminent diyses ard scholars with oPn
ion. Of The LEADING iouruals
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The OngnA
GEORGE CHRISTi and WOODs MINSTRELS,
~ No al Brosdrsv above Howard ct
Open every Evening during the week =.
THE NEW BURLETTA UNCLE TOM EVERY EVENING
THIS WEEK.
George Jhfisty .otks-
Doors open O'clock Tickets - cents
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VNANTED-A young Man to drive and take carp
" to,.. ara rsks hinssH ssnsrsly rssfs sbous Hare
.r. sa.' Iss.ss q BROwH TERay c.,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08
TO CONTRACTORS

SEALED proposals will be received by tho
commissioners of Public Buildings until the 10th
OF February next, TO build an addition to the
Court House, 80 feet long, - feet wide, and 81
Get high from the foundation. To be built of
good hard brick, laid in lime mortar. The lower
floor to he OF brick, with Il passage of ten feet
running through the passage walls, to be of brick
The outside wall to he 22 inches thick up to the
second floor. The second story to be divided
into two rooms with Plank floors, and the out
side walls to he Is inches thick. The root to be
covered with shingles. Also, the present Jury
Rooms and Gallery to be removed and raised
seats fixed i'll their place; the Contractors to
furnish all the materials, and finish the whole
OF complete painting, and all by the lst of De-
ccmbcr next. And to give bond, with good Sc
cmrity for the faithful performance of the work.
For fun thcr particulars apply To the Sec, cIaIy.
G, NJ. WlTHERSPOON, Chairman.
j. \. HASsELTINE, Scc'y.
Lancaster {. ii. Jan. IL, rs sc
Tri-Wcckly South Caolinian ut Columbia, and
Western Democrat, ut Charlotte, n. G. will
copy until the 10th February, and forward bills
to the Secretary.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08
Mary Of Burgundy.

Margaret of Burgundy is the name of the
lady 10 whom the Duke Of Alba compared
Mrs Soule, but as nothing can be learned Of
the history Of Margaret, We give that of a
lady bearing similar name, and who Is,
probably the one TO whom the Duke refer
red: Mary of Burgundy was the only daugh.
ter of Charles the Rash, Duke Of Burgundy,
and OF Isabelle de Bourbon, his second wife.
She was born In l457, and on the death of
her father, when she was tweuiy one years
old, she became the heir Of his vast estates.
She was one Of the most beautiful womne
Other age and was gentle, modest, accom-
Plished, and conspicuous for her constant re-
gard for duty. She married Miximilisn, son
OF the Emperor Frederick III, and died at
the early age of twenty y.iivo, in consequence
OF the neglect of wound received in falling
from bcr horse, which her excessive modes.
ty prevented her from making known TO any
0nc.-N. Y. Sun.
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rFOiH thc ShaiicH'o' "c'Cu'N
Medical Association.

The annual session OF this Association
commenced yesterday, ia the Hall Of The
German Friendly Society, Archdalc street,
mt 10 o'clock. The following members were
present: Drs. Wyllc, Moultric, Jcrvey. Gail
Lard, Chisoim, Bailey, Dickson, Robertson,
Greenland Kinloch, DcSaussurc. q is,r
Cain, Gibbes, Horlbtck ard Mills
The President, DR.. Wylie of Lancaster,
took his seat. and made some appropriate
and interesting remarks relative To the OBJ
jccts and advantages of the Association.
DR.. Gibbcs moved that thanks bc rrturn-
ed, and that tho remarks be referred to the
Committee on Publication. Adopted.
Report of thr Treasurer WAS read, and on
motion of DR.. Lobby, WIS accepted
DIR. Lebby moved that II recess If ten min
utes BE- taken, for the election of Counsel
lors, which resulted in the reelection of
those of the last year.
The Committee on Biography made Il re-
port through DR.. Johnson. On motion of
DIR. Dickson, thanks were returned, and the
report was referred TO the Committee on
Publication.
The report of the Committee on Births,
Marriages and Deaths, WIS presented by DIR.
Simmons.
DIR. Dickson moved that The Committee
be continued, with the purpose of prosccu-
ting their efforts, so as to perfect the law in
relation to the matter, aud to s, cure its cili.
cient operation. Carried
DR.. Wragg read an able m elaborate Ad-
dress on the subject of Qurantins.
DR.. Cain moved resolution Of thanks,
and that the address be referred to the com
mittee on publication.
The Association then adjourned until 10
o'clock Tomorrow.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08
LIVER COMPLAINT,

eTy- This dangerous and often fatal disease
has long baffled the skill of the most emipen,
physicians, when the discovery of DIR. McLane's
Liver Pills solved the difficulty, and presented
to the world the Great Specific for that complica.
ted malady, which has attained such widely
spread celebrity for the certainty of cure. This
successful remedy was the result of many years
study, in which the symptoms were narrowly OBJ,
served, and are thus described by the Doctor
himself:
Symptoms of a Diseased Lirer.-Pain in the
right side, and sometimes in the left, under the
edge of the ribs-the patient being rarely able
to lie on the left; pain sometimes under the
shouldcl-blade, frequently extending to the ton
of the shoulder-oiten mistaken for rheumatism
in the arm sickness Of stomach, aud loss of ap-
petite; bowels mostly costive, but sometimes al
ternate with lax; dull, heavy sensation in the
back part of the head; loss of memory, with un-
casincss of having neglected something; some
times dry cough WEAKNESS and debility; ner-
yous irritability feet cold or burning and prick
ly sensation of skin; low spirits, hSStudc with
disinclination to exercise although satisfied it
would be beneficial In fact, patient distrusts
every remedy"
Havc you any, or all of these symptoms. If
80, you will find n certain remedy in Dr. Nc.
Lanes Pills.
- Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR..
McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills, al d
take none else. There are other Pills, purport-
ing to be Liver Pills, now before the public
DR.. MLane's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated Yer.
miiuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
FoR SALE By
MAGILL < HEATH
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Margaret of Burgundy.
NEw YoRI. Jan. rs, li

NEW foRL, Jan. 10, 1894.
EDITOR OF THE SUs-Dear Sir I'm your
paper Of to-day, 18th january, there is par
agraph stating that Margaret Of Burgundy
Is the name Of the lady to whom the Duke
Of Alba compared Mrs. SOule," but rs moth
ing can be learned Of her history, we give
the name Of lady bearing similar name,
viz: Mary Of Burgunday, &c. &c, &c.
AS It's necessary, in order TO understand
what was offensive in the expression used
by the Duke Of Alba, &c., here is the histo-
ry Of Margaret Of Burgundyi
Marguerite de Bourgogne (Burgandy,) }
daughter Of Robert II. Duke of Burgundy,
married 10 1905 Louis X, surnamed Louis
de Huttin, before he became King Of Fmnce
she was young and pretty as well as spright-
ly, but al the same time was strongly inda-
enced by passion. In 1914, she and her
sister.in-law, Blanche de Ia Marehs were
convicted OF adultery with two brothers.
Philippe and Pierre Gaaliier D'Aubssy,
gentlemen Of Normandy, shut up in the
Chateau Gaillard D'Audely, and few
months afterwards Marguerite was stran-
gied by order of her hasband. She was
then si3io) only - years Of age.ss
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An Example for Yong Meu.

The Messrs HLrpcr<, of New York, who
recently lost about $l,OOO.OO0 by fire,
but who are still in indcpcndant circum
StanccS-abIc to rrcommence operations
Oh an extensive scale alc-commrnccd life
poor boys. The New York Times furnishes
the following brief history of the career
Of the lIarpcr:
The establishment Of the uarpcrs was
founded hy james H.rpcr, the oldest OF
four brothers who now constitute the
firm. lie came To the city in 1910, a lad
fifteen years old and served aul apprentice
ship of six years to Paul IL Thomas, the
leading printers Of that day. His brother
John soon followed him, and learned the
trade of Mr.. John Seymour, printer in
John-strect. In 1910, with capital
james had saved, the brothers opcme,! n
small book and job office in Dovcr-strcet.
The first book they printed was Scueca's
Morals; the scc,nd was an edition OF the
Methodist CItccllism. The first book they
published Oh their own acc ,unt WAS Locks
Essay on tn Human Understanding. They
tolIei with mrcmttng industry, aud
maintained the highest character tor enter.
prise and integrity. In 1920 the third
brother, Joseph Wesley, joined them, aud
six years later, Fletcher bccanea member
ii the fir u. From that time until now
they hav carried OH the Publishing business
with degree of well directed energy,
which has few parallels. They removed to
Cliff street about 1920, and have added
one building after another to THAR estab.
ishmcnt rs the demands of their business
rIuired. The amount of books they have
issued is almost incalculablc. For tue last
few years they have published, on an av-
cragc, twenty-five voumcs u minute for
ten hours II day:-aud from three to four
thousand persons have obtained u Iivcli-
hood from their impIoymcnt"
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l[r. C0SS 10 Mr. lEnrcm-


LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
ROME, Dec. 7, 1853.
SIR Il have the h, nor to inform you of
my arrival here on the Sd instant, when re-
sumed the duties OF this legation.
On the 9th instant | had the honor of an
interview with the cardinal Secretary of
State. On this, as on previous occasions,
was struck with the ident desire cntcrtIi l.
ed by this government to cultivate friendly
relations with the United States.
The cardinal alluded with expressions of
qualification and of personal Kindness to-
wards the President, accompanied with as
suranccs of the highest regard for the pro.
pie and government Of the United States to
the kind reception extended to Mousignor
Bedini, The Roman nunciu. during his late
mission; and spoke OF the satisfaction it
had given the Pope. His holiness is at pres
cnt ''in retreat" as it is technically termed,
being the observance Of certain rclig gious cx-
crcises, during the continuance of which he
abstains in II great degree from all participa-
tion in the administration Of political 1T.
fairs.
am, sir, with great sarct, your ob.di-
cnt servant, LEWIS CASS, Jr.
On motion by Mr.. Cass, the message WAS
referred and ordered to be printed.
The House WAS engaged in the consider
alton OF private bills.
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Supper of the Medical Association.

The Hall of the German Friendly Society
in Archdale street, never acid merricr and
more sociable party than vas assembled
there on Monday night. ID was the annual
banquet Of the Medical Association, and gigs
and buggics were drawn up in Ominous AZ
ray Mt the door, while their worthy owners,
were consulting, not bv the bedside of the
siSs, but over hss!shy aiges!iens, and prac
tising npon Rutjes' excellencics, rather than
poor devils What glorious sut of fellows
these doctors are How jOllily they 20 into
slich things. Small Pox, pshaw why ev-
erybody is Yaccinatcd, aud nobody hears any
ching about IL in Charleston. You must go
into the country for that This doubtless is
the reUson why there was such slim atten.
daree from that quarter. But let's get to
business.
After the thorough discussion of the eat
ables, the cloth was cleared and the follow
lug regular toasts were read
I. MedicGi Associations. - ConspiSacies
Ggainst Ignorance, selfishness and quaokery !;
may their growth all over our beloved uoun.
try be rapid, and their Influences permanent
TO which Dr.. Wylie, the President, re.
sponded. lie said that no one could doubt
that much good had resulted 10 the profcs-
sion from such organizations They had
served TO unite physicians 10 efforts TO pro-
serse their profession from unprineipled
quacks,y, and 10 band them together In the
accomplishment Of objects as fruitful Of high
results 10 the profession itself, rs beneficial
to the commanity. His remarks were well
rcceiyed.
2. Our legislature of l853---Iong TO be
remembered with honor Cor It's liberalty TO
the insiitutions of Science aud learning.
g. Dur Professional Brsfhrea epcryohere,
A fraternity OF benes olence, united by oor-
dial estecra and regard,
q. The Medical College of the State Of
Sossh Caofina-1 Responsible IN proportion
TO the trust reposed IN it may iis success
be co-cxtensiye with ifs true deseryings.
nr Frbsi, the Dean Of HE College was
called for, but graccfnily dsfosred 10 d..
0eddings, who eFosa amid lEaels epplaase.
iIc thanked The eompeny fof thc warm and