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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
DnrlingtOn Ecnlnlc ScminnrN.

The Schools of Burlington exhibit graft
Tying PROSPERITY. OF Thorn all, none is more
ilourishing than the nboyo institutions Its
beautiful location, its ample accommodations
Its uncommon advantages. and tho high re-
rnt"tion its teachers, have given it n de-
served popularity both at home and through
out the state. The next term. as will be
seen from notice in our ADVERTISING columns.
commences on the 9th
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

Barre, Sergeant, d.
Berlin, Hovey, W. Union.
Waterbury Jones, w. Union.
Roxbury, Winch, d.
WINDlIAM COUNTY.
Dummerston, Saxton, W. Union.
Newlanc, Field, d.
Guilford, Carpenter W. Union
Rockingham, Stoughton, d.
Brattlcboro, W. Union.
Vernon, johnson, W.
WINDSOR COUNTY
Cavcndish, Dean, w. Union.
Bridgewatcr, Joslyn, d.
Springfield, Whitmore, f. s.
Royalton, Lyman, w Union
Sharon, Baldwin, d.
Bethel, Ilunton, d.
Barnard, lIodgman, d.
Woodstock, Washburn. w Union.
Hartford, Hazen, w. Union.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

u UNIVERSITY OF NrRuovr.-The Fall
term commenced Aug, 3lst. Thirty new stu
dents have entered, twenty-cight in the Fresh
man and two in the Sophomore class. This
number will probably he increased BY two or
three more, who are expected to JOIN the
institution in frw days. The goodly mum.
Der of young men who sock its advantages.
affords gratifying evidence of the continued
popularity and success Of the University.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
REPRESENTATIVES,

Bolton, s. Deawitt, f.s.
Burlington, q, F. Edm und., u.
Charlotte, c. B. Cook, u.
Essex, S. Curtis, u.
Hinesburgh, Austin Bleecher, u.
Huntington, j, S. Reed, u.
Jericho, j. Smith, u.
Milton, Reynolds, II,
Richmond, E. D, Mason, u.
Shelhurn, & Sayton, u.
St. George, Ruben Lockwood. u
Underhill, A Bickwoll, u,
Colchester, no choice.
Wcstford, Jas Nichols, d.
Williston, II. D. Smith, IL,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

We did not doubt for a moment that Mr.
Kittredgc would rebuke the use of his name, to
which his letter refers, as soon as it should
come to his knowledge. This year is rather
remarkable for the display of unauthorized
license in placing the names of individuals on
tickets before the public, in most cases not
for the purpose Of getting them elected, but
to lessen the vote for somebody else.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

\ SITUATION N,cANT.-Some years ago u
black man called on clergyman in Western
New York, avowcd himself fugitive slave,
and asked for food and shelter, which was
freely accorded. Two or three persons being
cognizant of the fact, called in to sec the
. runaway niger when the following dla-
logue ensucd
,'S'posc you had pretty hard times down
South-lickings plenty -
"No-l never was whipped"
Wash We'll, you had to work awful
hard -
my work was very light"
Guess your clothes want very nice -
II was always we'll clothed wa, a good
servant"
Reckon your victuals wasn't uncommon
fine -
AS good as desired
"Well shall give it MS my opinion that
you was mighty big fool for running away
from such place as this, just for the sake
OF Sinking for yourself"
Gentlemen my place down South is va
can't Any of you can have it by applying
Tor it"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

~ PHNNsyLv.NA. -- fhc Pennsylvania
Free Democratic tou,enti,n met at Harris
burgh on Wednesday, ANA passed resolutions
ing judy roiocH, the Wig candidate, for
GNernor The Native Americans have also
withdraw III, If candidate in Judge Pollock
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

Elmunds majority, 233

E'lmunds majority, 253
The majority of Mr.. Edmunds is larger by
tome 70 or 50 votes than any ever given. before
IN the town to any candidate of any party
Tine result shows the Nebraska and anti
.iiuc law force in Burlington. A pcrsever-
ing EFFORT by undetermined games, by misrep-
reservations and false nsinuations, and by
raiJn; and scraping the whole town to the
iurtAermost nook and corner, has brought
out lS6 Nebraska votes, and that is all. The
rehrkc to the adhcrents Of Pierce, Dougla,
~ Go. in Burlington is notifying in the ex-
ueme. 1t presages like glorious result in
the County and in the State.
The following is the vote Of Burlington on
IL On lLn.nul nriul and Dis. rict tinLnts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

II The AMERICAN SCULrTREss.-A CORES
pondent, writing from Italy, give. the follow
ing sketch of a Massachusetts, girl, who has
already secured for herself the above title
Miss Hosmer, the American sculptures,
has taken a villa in the envirous of Florence,
and will here occupy herself with drawing
out compositions to mould later into CLAW
Her drawings are said to he full of feeling
and classically beautiful She has already
made several successful busts also the study
Tor an ideal statue, which will occupy her
next Winter at Rome. But twenty-five
years t age, what she has done is remarkable,
and tut OF promise which cannot fail to he
realized, her genius being united to an in
trepid will and executive force seldom met
with in so young a person. She is wholly
devoted to her art-rises at six, works all
day, and to lose no time in the feminine art
OF the toilette, adopts such modes as utility,
not the French modiae invcnts never suffer
ing pre-occupation with what people may
think, or who will call her eccentric, TO dis
tract her mind from the enc purpose of her
life. Her only amusement is riding ON horse
back which she does after the most indeper-
dent sort-dione. and some idea of her eudur.
ing energy may hc has ii ON the fact, that she
mas Just made tn" journey OF ten DAYS, from
Rome to florancc on her pet horse. In fact,
the" American sculI rs needs lac ,GrGiue
',rrtuf' as gallant or -wur, maI->he cnn
work her own way through III, world hit
it, If n,,essary-und so she vii do we O.
lleye. in the higher and more LilL. VII nurll
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

BURLINGTON. FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1854,
y{Nn. Geo. p. MarsI;.

No'icc is hereby given, that in conformity
to the wishes of his lcllow-citizcns, Hon.
6. j. Marsh will address them publicly in
the Town Hall of Burlington, TUESDAY, Sept.
Eth, at . O'Clock, p. NJ.
By order Of Committee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
Huntington, Aug. %, 1854.

e AFTER the exhibition of tho Manageris
at Rutland some halfdozen described animals
by the Herald a, " wolves and tiger. of man
kind" were arrested for drunkenness and
rowdyism, and shut up within the county
cage.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

" To EtHIBIToRs AT THE STATE FAN
Persons intending to send horses, cattle "a md
other stock To the State Far, are requested TO
notify either Hon. Frederic Hobrook or Charles
Chaplin of Bratlleboro'.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
Meteorological Table,
~ fRoF Z THoNPsbr
FoR Auoisr, 1854.

Ont mule from LAX, Champiair,
and ESQ I,,t dJops IT,.
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~
:, IT. ---- W tn"s Weather. Water
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-06-21
IMPROVED COTTON GINS
and Thrashers.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs cotton
planters that he has recently effected an improve
ment in the Cotton Gin, and is prepared to
have Gin that any hand can attend
His improvement is that the Gin is so construc-
ted that it will not choke, break its roll nor
"spcw over" las it is called, let there be ever so
much or little in the hopper. II will roll while
there Is any cotton in the hopper, or it may be
hllcd full, and any quantity raked on the top and
it willnot stop its roll nor "spew over" Another
improvement il, that the brush is secured en-
trely from the rats which so often detroy it,
There are also several other Important Improve
ments which would be tedious TO specify. He
will warrent that with ono of his 45 saw gins.
from to bales per day, may be gnned, ifwell
attended, aud the proper power applied. The
Workmanship, materials and finish will be the
best ever offered to the public; and if any does
not prcform in every respect as represented
above, it will be taken back and the price re-
funded.
Tic has also made another improvement on
his Thrashcr, which has cxcclled all others here
tofore in Use. He need not describe il further
than to say that his Thrashers cannot be excel.
ed by any, without exceptions.
Persons wishing to purchase can address the
subscriber at Louisville =. o. Chester District
or Wallace L. @. Chester District. s. e.
March 30 st JOHN SIMPSON.
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Hollo,cays Ointment and Pills a certa;,

Hollocdys Ointment and Pills certain
specific, and Care Jor Scorbutic Eruptions--
Extract Of letter from Mr.. Arbtt, Chemist,
bennington, dated Nov. 25th, ls52.-To
Professor iolloway,-Sir,-A person NAM
ed John Margoschis, of 10, Regentstreet;
bennington, was afflicted for eight years
with scorbutic eruptions on the lips, and at
length the whole surface Of the mouth and
lower part of the face were covered with
sores. He tried all kinds Of remedies with
out deriving any benefit whatever. Atlength
he was recommended to use your Pills,
which in three days produced great change
for the better, and in a short time effected
perfect euro.
SOLD BY P. NJ. COHEN, & co.
No go Hayne Street, Charleston s. c.
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SAMUEL b. MASSEY, ct all IN EQUITY.
rs. LANCASTER Der.
Thomas Belk, and VIM. Bill to subject Equi.
Hough, Esrs. ties to pay legal de-
Darling Hough and others. mands, establish 4
set up Liens.
Billings Il Belk Petition to subject an
- Is. Equity to pay Legal De-
Darling Hough, ct al mands.
ID. n. Poer, Assignce, ! Petition to subject an
rs. Equity to pay Legal
Neal Johnston & wife, Demand.
Darling Hough others
The same Parties. 'ee "'
Samuel B Emmons, Assigace, Us. -,
The same Parties I" 'ce.
Elizabeth Adams, Ad,n'r, Assignee, :,
same Parties. 'eo "'
II appearing to my satisfaction that Darling
Hough, a defendent In above case, resides with.
out the limits Of this State, 1t is ordered on
motion Of Cooke, Solicitor for complainant in
above Bill, and Of Moore, solicitor in the petition
first stated and Of Williams solicitor for petition.
ers In the last stated petitions, that the said Oar.
ling Hough, do answer, plead or demur. to the
above Bill! and petitions on, or before the end
day OF October, 1854, otherwise judgement pro
confesso will be ordered against him in each and
all Of said cases.
..s JAS, II. WITHERSPOON.
Co,ar in Egtity.
June 10, 10 Sm-pf $40
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LAND FOR SALE.

I Offer to sell my Plantation on the Ca.
l. tawha River, % miles below iAndsford
in Lancaster District containing seven hundred
and sixty-eiSht acres, about one half Wood land,
and the other half fresh land, and ia high state
Of improvement for cultivation. It is but sell
dom that such Plantation is offared
f6r. sale, ana ~ any one desiring most valua-
BILE Plantation, would merely ash that he should
examine it.-All necessary Buildings are on the
plantation, and it lies within eighteen miles of
Ebenezer Depot.
A long credit will be given. Possession given
at once. GEO. Nc. WITIIERSPOON,
Lancaster, Feb. g, 81 If
cB-Weckly Carolinisn, and Chester Standard
m" will insert 1t.
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DIR. GUYSOTT"S IMPROVED EX-
TRACT OF YELLOW DOCK ANE SAR-
SAPARILLA, put up in the largest sized
bottles, contains more of the pure Honduras
Sarsaparills than any other preparation exG
tant, which Is chemically combined with the
Extract of Yellow Dock and the Extract Of
Wild Cherry, thus make the rrmcdy more
thorough efficient than any other Snnapnril-
Ia before the public. At the same time il is
perfectly free from all mineral poisons, which
cannot he said Of any other at the Sarsapa-
rilla compounds. The invalid should be-
ware of Poisons! Guysott's compound FIX
tract Of yellow Dock and SnrsaparilIa does
not contain n particle Of these substances
rs anv one can ascertain by uppl ying the ne
cessary tests. .....
Let all poisonous Sarsaparilla prcpara-
tions alone, and use Guysott's improved Ex-
tract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, which
is thoroughly eflicncious, perfectly harmless
and purely vegetable. All kinds of disease
yield TO its inthencc.
sy- See advertisement.
MAGTi.L & HEATH.
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MAGILL g. HEATH.
sCROFUL4.

II has been remarked by eminent men,
that in the varied catalogue Of diseases to
which man is liable, there il scarccly one Of
snch importance and Of such interest as
S"rofnlt. hrth"r W" look TO the obscurity
OF its origin. its insidious progress, the num-
ber and variety Of organs that it attacks, or
its remarkable incurability and extensive IA
tnlity.
Scrofula has baffied the skill Of the most
emi ent physicians In this country and in
Europe. Bnt there Is an antidotc for this
disease In DR.. Gmyso,fs Extract Of Yeilor
Dock and SarsaparilLa, which is proving
itself Specific in the most severe cases of
Scrofnid.
~ See advertisement
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY.
Holloway's Ointment.

This extraordinary Ungucnt is composed
of the most healing Balsams. and when used
in accordance with the directions which nc
company each pot, will insure cures when
all ether means fail. Cases of the most
desperate Skin diseases readily YELL to lis
efficacy. II is famous when used in cases
Of Gout, Rheumatism, Contracted or Stiff
joints. in Asthmar it will do wonders il
well rubbed into the Chest.
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South Carolnina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF
ORDINARY.
In the matter of John
Mills's Will.

WHEREAS SAMUEL J. MCKINNEY
w has notified me that he requires the
viii Of JOHN MILLS, late Of Lancaster District,
deceased, to be proved in due and solemn form
OF Law; and whereas James +. n. Davidson,
Executor of the said John Mills, has filed his
petition with similar prayer, and it appearing
that Nancy Mills, widow, Mary Mckinney, Au-
gustus McKinny, James G. Mills, Washington
NJ. Mills, George Mckinney, James Mckinney,
the widow and children Of Thomas J. Mills, de.
ceased, names unknown, the widow and children
Of John y. Mills, deceased, names not known.
the widow and children Of William Mills, de-
ceased, viz: - Mills, widow, and jefferson
Mills, Nancy Mills and Amos Baker and wife
Harriet Baker, most OF whom are legatees under
the will, aud all Of whom would have been en-.
titled TO distributive share Of tl,e estate II the
deceased had died intestatc reside withou, the
limits OF the State: These are, therefore 10 notify
require, cite and admonish the said Nancy Mills
lwidow,l Nary Mckinney Augustus McKinny,
James q. Mills, Washington N. Mills, George
Mckinney James Mckinney, the widow and
children of Thomas J. Mills, deceased. the
widow and children of John y. Mills, deceased
and - Mills, widow, Jeffetson Mills Nancy
Miils, Amos Baker and wife, Harriet the widow
and children ofWilliam Mills. deceased. together
with Samuel j. Mckinney, Wesley Mckinney
and James Il. N. Davidson and wife Emily. leaa.
tees Of the said John Mills, deceased. and also
distributes, II he had died intestase, 10 be and
appear before me on Wednesday, the I2th July.
1854, In the Court Of Ordinary, 20 DC holden at
Lancaster Court House, then and there 10 show
cause, II any, why the said will should, or should
not be proved and established In due form Of
Law, or for what cause the same should be set
aside OF established, and TO make such other and
further showing and proof as you, or either Of
you, the said parties, may deem necessary,
proper and advantageous for your respective
rights and interests In the premises.
{ ~ Given under my Hand and Seal of
LS. f0fIice, ss Lancaster Court House, the
(-~-~ 10Th April 1854.
JAMES II. WTTHERSPCON.
OsdrsNy II ID.
April IL, pf 21.zb sm
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Notice,

ALL Persons having demands against the
the Estate Of JAMES X. MASSEY, (deceasedA.
viii hand them In to j. II. WITHERSPOON.
on or before the lst day Of July next, or this
advertisement win be placed in bar Of payment
And any persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed TO the Estate In any way will confer great
favor on the Administrator By settling the same
before that time, as you cannot complain Of the
indulgence that has been given unless Il Is In
the great length oftime given.
III. T. MASSEY.
AdiniiastTasor.
april 2SS 1864 l2-9t-pfS T5o
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THE subscribers beg leave to infsrm the
l. citizens about Salem, that they have re-
moved to the store formerly occupied by G.
w. Moblcy & Co, the stock of goods from
Lancaster, of w. NJ. g. A. J. Connors, and
beg to assure them that they will dispose
of the same at rs low prices AZ can be re-
quired. The stock is full and complete
comprising, Dry Goods, Hardware, Clothing,
Groceries, Sr.
CONNOHS g. MOBLEY.
May 23rd, 1884. 15-tf
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Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA, June IT.
CorroS.--The sales made on Friday and
Saturday were Mt very full prices. The
sales Of the week comprise 4O7 bales, and
we continue our former quotations, with the
remark that they are more freely paid than
they were at the date Of our last report, viz
inferior 81; ordinary It; middling
II n II good middling 8 a 81; fair 8icts.
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NOTICE.

PERSONS Indebted 10 the firm Of w. NJ. &
a j. Connors, are requested 10 settle their notes
or accounts at their earliest convenience To
those indebted since 1853, is this cali paFticu-
larry intended, a. a long indulgence must nos be
expected. a numbar Of notes and accounts
win be leh with r. s. Bailey, Esq, who win give
receipts for me, In my absence, from the village.
w. M. CONNORS.
Nay 2e. leaf
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frni5uilIr IJrmalr $rminara.
no miles East of Chester G.. H..

hO miles Enst OF Chester G.. HI.
The duties OF this Institution will bc resumed
on the 18th Of July.
REv. l.. MCDONALD, yIsrrok.
MRS. A. $. WYLIE, Principai--Instructres
in Moral and Mental Philosophy, Astronomy,
&c. &c. &c.
Mrs. MARIA McALrIS-Domestic and Social
Duties.
Mrs ANNA LEwIs.-Thcory and Practice Of
Music.
MISS. N. G: UndcrwoodL-Drawing and Painting,
Embroidery and Music, &c. &c &c.
- Assistant in Literary Department.
LETTERS addressed to Mrs A s. WYLIE,
Lcwisville p. o., Chester District, s. c., will re-
ceive prompt a.tentiou-Parents and Guardians
are earnestly requested to enter their daughters
and wards at the commencement of the School.
June - lS At
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-06-21
IRON RAILING & ORNAMENTAL
IRON WORK.

NIE Subscribers respectfully inform NE
Il Citizens of the United States that they
are prepared to fill up orders for all kinds Gf
iron work, such as ratings for Public or
Private Parks, Gardens, Steps, Balconies.
Verandahs. Cemeteries, &c. Also SettecS,:
Chairs, Table, Grey Hounds, Cast 1fGR
Lambs, Newfoundland Dogs, Iron Stairs,
Doors, Shutters, Guards, Gates, and all kinds
OF ornamental and architectural Iron Work.
They pay particular attention to eucos-
ing cemetery lots, having the largest and
handsomest assortment of patterns of any
establishment in this country. Persons de-
slrous of making selections Of patterns anil
know the cost of the work, by addressing
the subscribers, will receive, by return of
mail, printed designs of work and list of pr-
ces. All orders entrusted to us will receive
prompt attention. HOOD & CO,
No. l2l North-st, Philadelphia.
May 10. l3 81.
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tW- The friends Of w. A. MOORE, Eos:
announce him as candidate for Rcpresen.
alive in the next Legislature.
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A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF sCRoFU.
LOUS ULCERS.--A CASE CERTIFIED BY
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON. ENGLAND.


Copy Of a Letter from }. Noble, Esq, May.
or Of Boston, Lincol,shire
To PRoF. HoLLowAY:
Dear Slr-Nirs. Sarah Dixon, of LIQUOR
pond Street, Boston, has this day teposed
before me, that for considerable period she
was severely afflicted with Scrofulous Sores
and Ulcers in her arms, feet, legs, and other
parts Other body: and although the first of
medical advice was obtained, at the coat of
large sum OF money, she obtained no abate-
ment of suffering, but gradually grew
worse.
Being recommended by friend to try
your Ointment, she procured small pot,
and box Of the Pills, and before that was
all used, symptoms of amendment appeared
By pers0rerlng with the medicines for a
short time longer, according to the direc-
tlons, and strictly adhering to your rules as
TO diet, &c, she was perfectly cured, and
now enjoys the best of health.
remain, dear sir, yours truly
(Signed,) ]. NOBLE.
Dated, August 18th, 1859.
AN NEXTRAORDfNARY-AN RAPID CURE
OF ERYSIrELAS IN THE LRG, AFTER
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy Of Letter from Ms. Elizabeth Yeates,
Of the Post Office, ALd,cick Road
near Bognor, Susser, dated
JdHy IL, 1883.
To PRoF. HOLLOWAY:
Sir:-l suffered for n considerable peri-
cd from severe attack ofErysipelas, which
at length settled in my leg, and resisted all
medical treatment. My sufierings were very
great, and quite despared of any perma.
nent amendment, when was advised TO
have recourse to your Ointment and Pills.
did so without delay, and am h ppy to say
the rasult was eminenrly successful for :hey
effected n radical cure of my leg, and re-
stored me- to the enjoyment of health. |
shall ever speak with the utmost confidence
of your medicines, and have recommended
them to others in this neighborhood similar
y effected, who derived equal benefit.
am, sir, your obliged and faithful serv't.
(Signed,) ELIZABETH YEATES.
The Pills should be used conformity with
the Ointment. in most of the following
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HABBENsACKs LIVER PILLS. and
WORM SYRUP, For Sale by
j. H. ADAMS.
NEXT TO A. c. DUNLAP.

GEORGE ID, BEcxBAM IN EQUITY.
es Lancaster District.
DuRIh BEcKHAN and Bill for partition, lantis
others. aud Negroes.
1t dppcaring to my satisfaction, that Sarah +.
Jones, (widow) and julius Beckham Jones, Geo.
Dsmuke Jones, William Henry Jones, and jess
Reed Jones, children Of James ID. Jones, decd,
Also, John b. Jones, and Thomas A. Boone,
and Emily r. his wife, defendants, in above case
reside without the limits of the State, it is on
motion of John Williams ESQ, Solicitor for
complainant that the said defendants do answer
plead or dernur to the bill in above case on or
before the s2d June, 1864, otherwise Judgment
pro co'Jesso will be ordered against each and
al OF them
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
Com'r i'm Ed l.. ID
Lancaster, c. H., March Is, Is54.-3m-pfS7
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the Senate.

The friends Of Col. DIXON BARNES
annoace him M Candidate for the next
Senatorial election.
. MANY FRIENDS.
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their manner OF living, rarely to be met
with in any community or in any country
under the Sun. So much Tor the great
advantage Of rail roads when the country
Is blessed with the smiles of m approving
Providence. - Whig. .. -
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The friends Oft X. CURETON announc,
him as candidate for scat in the Hous,
of Representatives.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-06-21
THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
MOTTO e.

Tho Gentlemen who signed the Total Absti.
naiice Pledges" ON the evening Of the 18th inst,
will please meet in the Court House ON Saturday
afternoon next ut o'clock.
.. j. GAtLUCHAT. Chairman.
June 81 10 1t