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THE Subscriber having tried the Credit
i Business to his entire satisfaction, finds
that it does not pay-he will, therefore, in futurs
sell entirely for cash. Thsse who are now in.
debted 10 him are carSestly requested to cali
and settle either by note or tho money. as am
determined to have my Books closed.
c. r. EVANS,
march 90, 6 Gar,
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ANNOUNCE EN- Is.
For the 8 snato.

The frienl. of Gu. DIXON BARNES
apaousu him rs Canli,iate fcf IA, next
Senatorial election.
M.iNY FRIEND.
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EFFEIsV ESCEN&.
Su!utiuI nj Gi!rn:F uf ]}!agnrtiu,
OR TASTELESS SALTS.

This preparation il rrcommcnd,l "a an cx-
ccltont pu.gitiyr, sinr;l. in its effects To Epson
Sa't'. IL operates ag:rcably and is entirely free
from any u pleasant taste, resembling l. moHadc
in flavor.
SJld by j. III. ADAMS.
Opposite \. &. Dunlap
June II IS -
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SPANISH JACK MARENGO.
Steam Saw Mill.

The Subscriber wishes respectfully to give no.
tice that he has Removed his Steam Saw Mill,
aud erected it anew. Ii is now situated within
Il few yards of the Stage road from Lancaster to
Camden, about six miles from the former place:
1t is now in operation and in good order, having
Dotha new onginc anda new saw. The lumber il
ot an excellent quality, bicng sawed ont oC the
very best OF timber, and will be sold at moderate
prices. Captain Cothem the former meangcr,
is still in attendance, and will be happy to ac-
commo lats all persons disposed to favor him
with their patronage.
Bills for any quantity of lumber will be fixed
at short notice. JAS u. INGRAM
march % If
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4 MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFU.
LOUS ULCERS.-A CASE CERTIFIED BY

4 MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFU-
LOUS ULCERS.--A CASE CERTIFIED BY
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.
Copy Of a Letter from j. NoJL,, Esq, May
or Of Boston, L:Deoiash;rc
To PEoT. holloway:
Dear Sir-Sirs. Sarah Dixon, of Liquor
pond Street, Boston, has this day dcpOscd
before me, that for II considerable period she
WAS severely afflicted with Srrufulous Sores
and Ulcers in her arms feet, legs, and other
purts other body: and although the first of
medical advice WAS obtained, nj the cost of n
large sum of money. she obtained no abate-
mcnt Of suffering, but gradually g'cw
worse.
b cing recommended by friend to try
your Ointment, she procured Il small pot,
and box of the Pills, and before that was
all used, symptoms Of amendment appeared.
BY perseveriHg with the medicines for a
short time longer, according To the dircc-
tions, and strictly adhering 10 your rules as
10 diet, &c, she was perfectly cured, and
now enjoys the best oi health.
remain, dear sir, yours truly.
(Signed) J. NOBLE.
Dated, August 10th, 1854.
AN EXTR RAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE
OF ERYSIPELAS IN TIE LEG, AFTER
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
I Copy Of litter from Jfrs Elizabeth Yeates,
If he Post office, Aidcick Road
rear Roqnor, Sosscr, ,tdted
Jan,y u, 1853.
To PRoT. Holloway:
Sir:-I suffered for considerable peri
! cd from severe attack ofErysipclas, which
at length sottlcd in my leg, and resisted all
medical treatment. Ny suftrings were very
great, and ! quite dcspared Of any perma-
nent amendment, when was advised 10
have recourse to your Ointment and Pills.
did so without delay, and am h ppy to say
the rasut was emincnfly successful for :hev
effected 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 ncighbOrhood similar.
| ly ofsireteS, vino derived equal benefit.
am, sic, your obliged and faithful serv't
(Signed,) ELIZABETH YEATES.
The Pills should be used conjointly with
the Oi"tmcnt. in most of the following
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JouS d. McCARDELL et al. Petition Of James
." X Douglas In rela-
JAMES X. DOUGLAS, ct al ton to share of Ro-
sertDouglas, decd.
1t appearing TO my satishction that Henry C.
Horton, Jane f. Horton, Comfort f. Horton,
Samuel d. Horton. and Robert ID. Horton; John
Bell, Jane l.. Bell, Rachel T. Bell, Robert ID. Bell
John G. Bell, and Nancy L. Bell, defcndents in
above case reside without the lwits of the State,
il is ordered, ON application of moore, 5oiiviso-
forPcttioners, that the said defendants do answer
plead or demur 20 the petition in above case on
or before the 18th June, 1854, otherwise judge
tncnt pro eonfesso win be ordered against each
and ali Of them.
JAMES II. wITHERsPooN.
Com. Eg L. d.
March Is, s pr fee 81 SIN
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The friends Off. K. cUREToN announce
him as candidate for seat in the House
of Representatives.
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The LANCASTER LEDGER.
CIRCULAR.

=. CIRCULAR.
THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure
in informing the Citizens of Lancaster that
he is still at his old stand, where he continues
to keep constantly on hand large and Sc
lect stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, and Patent Medicines /;
Paints, Oils, Vdrui$h, and Dye SugS;
Windo,o GiaSS aid PuttH Vidis
and Bottles; Pertumcry, Soaps,
Cosmetics and POna.,deS;
English, French, and American, Hair
Brushes; Tooth and NdH Brushes;
Paint, VarniSh. Marking and
Wall Brushes; Spices and
Culinary Articles;
SnwG and Sc
gdrS: Red
RWe
and Black
hIkS, and Ink
Stands; Letter and
!, Note Papdr, EnreiopeS,
Waters dnd Sealing Wa
lFdr Matches and TdperS; Ra-
=Ors, Pen KnireS, Port Mondics. and
Purses; Pure Wins and Bramdies t0r
NcdiciaR Use; SoI0r Lard
and Sperla Otis, and burning
rHm lamp, GrcGt tHray:
BEST GARDEN SEEDS.
. Also Agent for all the most
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES;
Only Agent here, for the Celebrated
COLLETON BITTERS,
The Southern remedy for Dyspepsia and its
kindred complaints.
"a" The quality Of all Medicines sold 1T
his Establishment warranted. Packages
put up neatly. labelled or marked, and sent
to any part of the town, or to the Railroad
Depot, free of charge.
T.. J. DE HAY
May 10, '54 l3.ly.
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Beef Notice.

J. 4. IIAssELrrSE, ef al In Equity, Lancaster,
rs Bill to enforce appli.
JAMES PAoAN, et. al cation of Funds.
The Execution Creditors Of JOSEPH J. Nc
MULLAN, Esq. late Of Lancaster District, de-
ceased, arc notified and required to establish
their claim before the Commissioner, on, or bs-
fore tho 10th June next
by order OF the Court, June Term, 1888.
JAMES ii. WTTHERSPOON.
Com'r in Ed, l.. ID,
MAY l3 1854. Il At
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Notice,

INOIACe,
ALL Persons having demands against the
the Estate of JAMES r. MASSEY, deceased,
will hand them in to J. II. WITliERSPOON,
on or before the lst day of July next, or this
advertisement will be placed in har Orpasn'cnt.
And any persons knowing themselves indcbt-
ed to the Estate in any way will confer great
favor on the Administrator Bt settling the same
before that time; as you cannot complain of the
Indulgence that has been given unless it Is in
the great length oftime given.
ii. T. MASSEY:
administrator.
ipril 2Sth 1854 12-9t-pc $3.50 -
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For the Hoa,s of Representatives

MR. EprroR.-'rhe friends Of r. s. BAL
LEY beg lelvc to ann,unce him as candi.
d,to for seat in ihensxt Legislature, ahd
obiign MANY CITIZENS.
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Ssi.Is1 999a YSS-Ql'l
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT FORT MILLS, S. c.
SJnDHn{V p. NnUWU

MUnNUW u iUIIN
WOULD respectfully inform their friends and
customers that they are now receiving and o.
pcning Large and well selected stock of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
at Fort Mills, =. C., consisting OF every grade
and quality of GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES
WARE, usually kept in village store.
AESO,
\ large stock OF GROCERIES, IIARDW ARE,
and CUTLERY, which we offer on the most lib.
cral terms for Cash, or to punctual Dealers
Thankful Tor past iavors We solicit continu-
ance of the same.
j. NJ. MORROW, L. c. POTTS.
Fort Mills, York Dist, S. c., Ap1I6. lO:2m.
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TIE BRITISH QUARTERLlES,
BLACkW00D'S MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT, & CO., New York, con-
tinue to rc-publiSh the following
British Periodicals,

TnE ioNnoS QrARTEELY REVIEW, (Conscrva.
tivc.)
TnE EnlNnuGH REVIEW, (Whig.)
8.
TIE NORTH BEIrISn REVIEW, (Frcc Church,)
{.
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Q.iberal)
BLAcHwuop's EDISGURGH MAGAZINE, (Tory)
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THE sPARrANBURG EXPRESS,

.jidy 20.
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June ! {
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T-k I M u
Rhoda Horton, Ex'x. Of
Henry Horton, deccas-
ed.
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RPErUAL LOAN without security or
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

May DAy.-Yeaerday was every
thing-above and below, that could
have been desired. The sun shone
brightly. and the birds sang merrily.
The young gents had their party on
the commons, where Mr.. Hutchins de-
livered an address to them. At night
Mrs. Reed bad full appointment, Of
beautiful Misses, at her school room
which was decorated with spring time
flowers. The young ladies went
through the exercises Of crown'ng, ETC.,
in the most approved and Trustworthy
manner. So many dimp'ed checks
black sparkling eyes, and snow white
arms. it has not been our pleasure in
our long day to look on.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02
Co M M n n icnk

Ed. Comct-The age has become
50 enlightened, that personal ag-
and experience has nahi'g to i'm
part. AS express d in the Comet,
they have all seen the show. Being
struck with the remark, | cannp. re-.
frain from making som: comments
on matters that your experience Qlas
perhap~) not been sufficient, to bring
to your view. lfyou have leisure to
read the article, it may remind you
Of some things not thought Of before
if not throw it under the table and IT,,
it be .wcp; out with The trash. It is
amusement for, the to write, whether
my views are comm unicatcd or NOT.
When I read or b ar Of another article
on tue suffice. Vi Physicians forming
= society, I" spend their time in study
ing how to c"uu'eract and prevent the
spread Of disease. am ready 10 roar
out With laughter. Could any ag'l-
ment be used-or i. laughing adequate
to Impress On their minds hat it Is their
business to study how diseases may
be prevented. 1t requires ali their
study aud energy, botn Physical and
Metaphysical. 10 ehpc, cures. aud il
not sue .essfui, ccive the cv,npensa.
ton. wlichprovidesa subsistence. 1.
is said that all the doctors III the South
We're made rich last season, except III
Baton k.uye. audit appears they are
the Only individuals. mere, buying
property. Ii The public canuo; sub
NIT to i,,vse small portion Of com.
merce IT, prevent SUCH calamity. by
submitting to quarantine, the only
preyentative-ata fact admitting Of no
specula ion; eau they expect Physi-
clans, even j. they were SO dipped
to prevent the spread Of di,ea,.
brought directly i" contact with al.
atmosphere prepared to receive II =
They had as we'll solicit them to pre-
vent the explosion ii powder, when
torch is thrust into it. The fact that
yellow fever is carried. admits no; vi
doubt. wa. III two ditereut neigi.
borhoods while it Was prevailing
thirty miles apart. A p,an'er some
six Or eight miles from Clinton, WED
a servant that had a wife in tbat place
where he remained a nlgn-took 'ne
disease, carried it home, IN conse.
auence OF which, it was communicated
70 others-eleyen Of whom died be.
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H We refer all our numerous
readers in and out the city to the new
advertisement of Mr.. O'Conor IN to-
days paper. Mr.. O'Conor has pur-
chased Blanchard's well-known stand,
where he intends keeping up full
stock offresh "family groceries" which
he proposes to sell at much less than
the lowest cash prices. Mr.. O'Conor
is determined to have every article
asked for in his line of business, and
invites, not only the attention Of Blan-
chard's old customers, but all other
to the fact.
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y GU. A0prrtise nj { nls.

GRAND MAGNIFICENT AND PICTURESQUE
" MOVING MIRROR OF Til CREATION,
ssa....n OF E;tlt:s; af,L rs-e fsciugr.
has arrived at this place, and will open for FEW
EVENINGS ONLY, at the Methodist Church, com.
mencnx on
Tussd ~ Evening, My 2, 1854.
Admission FIFTY CENTS. Children and
servants TWENTY FIVE CRNTN.
Doors open ct 1I2 o'clock, eprtain. rises
ato. 1y9@6
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

Tue BAKERS DOVE BRowN AGAIN,
Yesterday the Bakers were all up
before bis honor the Mayor again, fol
violating the statue. which says "thou
shalt not give less than twenty-nine
ounces of bread for . dime" In the
matter Of bread. there are great
many persons interested-many who
would not object to having the staff Of
life furnished them without price ;
and because the town has heretofore
taken upon itself the unjusti6ed as
sumption Of power to regulate the
price, they think that the custom
has resolved itself into ''law." But
such is not the fact. We have no i'm
proper sympathy for the bakers, and
would never say = word for them, if
We did not find that they are singled
out from the rank of other ''mechan-
les" and specially legislated sgaiust.
We believe the principal wrong one,
and have on more than one occasion
fully and freely expressed ourself
on the subject. Tho corporate author
j les have no more right to FIX the
price Of bread, than Of meat; indeed
if they would give the Butchers, some
consideration, and see that they do not
expose to sell. the flesh Of cattle that
have died with the blind staggers, it
would 30 wholesome Legislation. In
reference to the Bakers, We hope for
the sake Of the town itself. that they
will succeed in their suit before the
Supreme Court, because we will new.
er get the full measure, in quantity or
quality, until they. liks other trades
men are left to compete among them
selves. for custom. Competition, is .
better regulator Of prices than the
board can possibly be.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

fore I lslE That nsighborhood. The
other place alludcd to - family; came
from whers il was prevailing.sI think
from Baton Rouge !; brought it n the
the system which was very soon d
veloped they recovered aud seturled
to.hirr hon,s. The oldgentleman and
several If his f4lnily .took. ). i, aud died.
aid. one or two children died before
LEFT. Thee are facts csming within
the mits ii my own klow.edgp.-
Some may ask why has it never be-
ture take, effect in the country : That
is u matter If speculation beyond our
comprehension; but facts IRE facts.
TIE mossLere. from some cause in
nature might b. more tina" usually
i'.fecl ed with di>ea-e, causing q great
er portivn.of mlas ,,,a to be floating in
The sir !; Perhaps it proceeded from the
intense heat Vi last sumner. 1t
might be we'll to get up society Of
Ply >icians to look in,o that matter,
if they could be Induced to give it
due c.n liberation, and render u. just
report. l am uld-haye not lived
without observation, would sugg. vt
what will be ut once opposed.
A quarantine, and that the town b.
thoroughly cleused-one aud another,
will say NO town has been more 50,
than ours '-admited; the streets have
been well attended 10, but there are
other causes connected with the in
crease Of disease, which seems to have
escaped public notice. Circumstan-
Cos Il. ought them, To my view, and
consider it u duty incumbent on me,
to iuiolm the community. The oId
houses tumbIing down in back yards,
wit decay are as well known to the
community as to myself-the more to
be regretted, III as much as they have
not been removed, there is nothing
more conducive to fever Of every des-
crip'ion, than old de'ayed lumber
this | know from experience. The
Of private property Ger.
tainIy deserves due considerations, but
The largest amonnt OF good and evil
should also be regarded, aud j" any
place where an epidemic has prevailed,
to the melancholy extent thai it has in
this place. all u,isauces should be re-
In addition to the old houses
they are jam.d with negroes, surroun-
de,I with it'll, enough to contananate
the whole town. The Almighty has
endowed MN with strength Ut. both
body and mind. to accomplish great
ends. II. requires If man to use
l,ese endowmcn's and has made it
necessary that they sh"n i do So
Money is said TO be the root Of evil,
bnt likeness has the aSc,ncncy. Now
when all human energies combined
with Judgement are brough; into ac-
ion with faith and prayer. that God
vii! bless heir efforts, Ia prevent the
na|adics. and then it returns there
) nothing left us buffto attribute it TO
Providence. and pray the Almighty to
vert the calamity.
Your Friend, g.
G. FIR.
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Your Friend,
e. FIR.

"Ion," the well-informel CORES.
pondent Of the Baltimore Sun. in his
letter Of the 21>s, in aIIuding to the
new treaty now hef're The President,
relating (" the exten>io" Of the
b undar;es Of Nicaragua over all such
territory as may he claimed by or for
'lr. Mosq,cte ["aians-says:::
II the Tinted States has the right,
az W Il as the'power, TO settle the ter
riforial and political questions Of for.
eign countries. why not annex Nica-
rag'm. to the Mrqneto Kingdom, and
thereby bring both under the new
regime, (which pr vac American
a.socia ion has established in the 'a..
ter State? This private company,
like the East I,dia company. will nl-
timately rue where it has fmthol.l;
and, under It's influence. The I~thmus
region. which. Judging from the mon.
umrnts left i'll Of former race,
must have contained at one time, fifty
millions OF people. my possible be-
come again pop,Lus an r,serful."
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

The Governors Horse Guard
This troop is summoned to meet at
New Orleans. The notice briefly in.
forms them that every member who
does not appear ut that time. will be
stricken of the roll. This leads to
The presumption that the Governors
Horse Guards are not ~ vigilent in
the attention 70 muster calls, IS they
might Be. ~'.-'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

~The Delta calls the Picayune 70
task, for half column of matter pub.
'ishei under the head Of In advance
IF the mail" when the same items
were published in the Della the pre-.
ceeding evening. The picayune be-
longs to the fast line. but We believe
never gets very much in advance Of
the times The only instance We
know Of, is in the matter Of the Pre>i-
dent's message short time ago when
through, some freak known alone to
the initiated, the Presid m $ m..say-,
was in substance delivered in New Or
leans, before it was yi,ible in Wash.
ingtn. This ,wever, is bu; one Of
the many ,narvel> oftlhe telegraph.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02
ORDINANCE STORES

At AUCTION.
H7fLL he sold at Public Auction. IN.
w the 9th day 81 May rrox~ At the
D. 5. Ordinance DEPARTMENT, the following
lot If Ordinance stores.
6 Sabers: SO Cartridge hoves: TT
Bavonet Scahharls 52s Re'ts; 253 Plates
% Guns'ing Rnssits: 6s Can Pouches
Terme-cash. L. F.. POWERS 4 Co.
april 90 3D. Anctioneers.
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y. ayOf0ltv.

Vay0ralty.
THE price Of Flour being - 10 per barrel. Ba.
/ kers will give 20 ounces Of Bread for 10 cents,
the ensuing " eek. (apllS] }. r. DUFROCQ, Mayor.
I + PRIX de Ia farine etant % 20 IL baril-les
II boulsnges donneront 20 onces de pain, Ia Sc.
maine conrante pour ~ sous.
avis. J. r. DUFR0CQ, Marie.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

The POLICE JURY.-On Monday
next an election il called for mt ,nbers
Of the Police Jury for this Parish. 1t
is hardly necessary for us to say that
this is an important elrction--one to
which every man in the Parish should
turn out and vote. We have word
in this connection. The President Of
the Police Jury should reside in this
city. Every one will agree with us
on this point, for during the past
year, much trouble and expense
has ben "cca~ioned by parties having
business with the President, because OF
his residence in the country.
The power invested in the Jury by
late legislative acts, d,-m,n /. that nom.
but practical business men b.. elected
to that body, and it is earnestly dssir-
II, that the best men alone Se brought
out for that important service.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02
ryillinary and Faucv Drv ce.a..
Notice.

;. 4. MCMAHON, (c.o. xcHATroS,
q. n. WARD, & wv. r. PIKE.
LOUISIANA PENTTENTTARY.
1It0n ROM0r. Miv lM 1854.
WE have THE aav sssncst ted With ne In the bn.
w siness # the Louisiana Penitentiary, WIN.
g. PIKE. The business will hereafter he conducted
under the name Of WAND. McHArroS L CO.
mare-'f McHATTON, WARD co.
"Gazette and Advocate COPY.
VRrOn.
+ CASKS p-irr~ Shoulders.
y = Clear Sides.
Is tievcas 2. G. and baeged Hams.
For sale low to the trade.
mAy.1.M D. N. HART / CO.
En.BRya. Mess Pork
Nv few do. Rumps for sale.
may.l.tG aM HART / co.
vs~mOvs.
A. SMALL ut ~ Old Rye nnd Hourbon whiskev.
II Brandy ami Wine. Alsn few hoves assert.
ed Svrnps. For sale to close consignment.
May-l.st. SIN. HART co.
For Rent.
A DESIRABLE house IN Laurel street
II well adapted for a small family or
for Offices. Apply to Alex. Shaw cr At
this Office. apriI-29-lw.
"ANTED-A servant girl from - 70
w Is years Of age-apply at this
office.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

IrThe trial If Mr.. Mathew Ward
at Eliz bethtown, KY, for The murder
Of Butler, resultad in his acqnirtal.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

= r-It will be seen that tonight
there Is to be exhibited at the Meth
odist Church . Panorama Of the Gar
den Of Eden and the Deluge. The
patronage usually extended BY onr
citizens to exhibitions Of Fine Arts,
will secure a large aud fashionable at
tendance.