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AUCTION sALEs
THIS DAY.

SEE . OF !, H HOGS be sold To-
isii' TEN HOGS and TWO e;0aTss sns; near tbs
.ss ohesIs Of the city, for being ia the sp y
sp 25-If+ n n
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NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS,-THF
~ TEACHERS LASE Lesson. By Catbarns
Badger Price 81
CUMMINGS ON THE PARALLELS. Price 75c
CUMMINGS ON THE 1-eECIEs. 75c.
ASTRONOMICAL DE- COURSES. By d..
ChsImers 45c
POWERS OF THE w. IT, COME. By
Cheever. 81
TIE WORDS OF JEG-7G. Price <eo.
BIBLE COMPANION. Sc
SHADY SIDE, or Lift E. = - IT, 5-rsonage.-
Is eta
CHURCH MUSIC in At-.-:s. by g ould. 75e
THE BETTER LAMB = Ec12psoa. 85c,
irish AMY; Book f. "a JsnP IS
LETTERS TO DAU9HFER 25c.
ADVICE TO YOUNG CHRISTIAN l5c
CAmPBELLISM EXAMINED. By Dr. Jeter.-
Price 500.
FOR sale at No. 2C5, Main Street. at Baptist Book
Depository, by
ap 23-Stif CHARLES WORKMAN
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THE CHICAGO RIOTERS.
CHICAGO, April 24.-About fifty five of the
rioters here, were arrested on Monday.
The Irish all kept out of the ARRAY.
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TWO COTTAGE IENEMENTS ON
"A COUNCIL CHAMBER BILL Ar Auction
On MONDAY, April 3Oth at 4t O'clock P M nnon
the premises will be sold those two framed Tens-
ments on Council Chamber Hill, on Cypress AIIev
between the clifton II ouse and Mayo street Thev
have been recently painted aud thoroughly repaired
ana are really desirable to those wishing small
per annum each. 49, W.
TERMsmOn about half the purchase money, a Gre
at until 2Oth May, 1857; to the remainder one.
nall cash; the other at4 months credit payments N
bear interest and be satisfactorily secured The
taxes for the present year to be paid bv the NM
chaser. TAYLOR A. WJTTf.mS Poi
APP % t,
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BY THOMAS W KEEsEF
~ AhOhtho hEESEE.
(Ofice with Geo J Sumner No. 20 Pearl ..
DMTNTCTP ATnD.c GAZE or

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VA
- LIABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FCkNIIURE AT AUCTION VIII be sold st
pnonc Aucticn, on WEDNESDAY morning next
me S7th inst commencing at 10 O'Clock at the late
GFssaen 1 OF Or Richard A. CaEriuston, decd Ton
ran SEn street, near h al the House hold snd
Kitchen FURNITURE. BOOKS &c of the ,3.cs :
cert comprising the usual variety.
Terms CT sALE-For all sums of $50 or under
proved psper. G M CAPRTNGT,N
Adul'r OF K. A. Csrrin stou. decd.
8 Inc house Is for rent privately Apply to
@ NJ. DARLINGTON
eaie 20 be conducted By THos w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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BY GODDIN 8 APPFRsoN
HOUSE AND LOT ON BAKRR sY

vIrnf S9s SALE AT AUCTION WIN be .oId or
a.. $500. afternoon, the 18th April 1865 on
Ts,pPs. g Gommepeing at II O'clock . Framed
osInes and near the residence OF M, Pr.nti.
for nsn,;.S,o third sash baIance 1t and mos
ed till last note Is paid. The tsxes fo e.saa
year to be paid BY the purchaser sAe P'osshs
aplS GODDtN APPERsON ar,..
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| ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS INPTA,
I OF ON THIRD STREET FOR SALE
APPS GOODIN APPEPSON A..
HOUSE & LOT ON CHURCH Hill

- LAT CORNER OF M 9TH STREETS
n;ohsDAY, the 81 day of Msy 1856. on the ure
ies comm encIng at Il O'Clock, the house and lot
0nutcu dlIi at the corner of NJ and 9th streafs
Marsh. e Hh'' SHHaOeth w.
,oda, kas-one fourth cash, balance at 8, and Q
rets;ad IN notes. interest added snd It'll
sn 5p year to be paid by the purchaser
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rHNHE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
H. RIVED-The best Planet Reader in America
The most difficult questions will be solved by seir
encs and calculation, fir IN many yes'. of study TO
short time emily. BY MADAME MAILOR. Second
street, the second hose, the Isht hand side, fellow
Main street. sp 2-lm"
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Tr- FIGHTING At SEBASToPoL The mails by
Nashville bring the following letter of the LON
, Times correspondent, giving an account of the
tough, a. Sebastopol on the night of the 22d
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AUCTION eALEe.
FUTURE DAY.
BY GODDIN a APPERsON
VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUr


ERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTI-
nFUL BUILDING LOT, ON CORNER or
. .fln AND CANAL STREETS. FOR SALE AT
"a ~ IoH.-WIl be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
es.inJJ' 1oo2 on the premises commencing, at a
p sgSa T, n, that most beautiful and attractive
Io..ne LOT, at the corner Of Sd and Canal streets
fp p;ts IN tns residence of Col. Henry c. Csben,
tot feet on the east line Of Sd street run
n,ng back on Canal ST. about 40 feet to an aley-
ms 10 Justly regarded "a one of the most beautiful
lots now In market
Hms-one fourth cash: balance at s. and
b. io ne sousols notes. interest added, secur ed
III .t eeeo or title retained till last note is psie.
chaser. GOnH1n PSo 2 1c NJ Por-
sp % M
;ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN PLAN
.z1E NAVY HILL AT AUCTION-wiH be sola
on lGLoDaf Afternoon, the 1st May 1856 on the
@ comm ncing at u O'Clock, the following
res Y - a. Is, Is IT, 10 10 and 20 on 4tb strss,
also %, % and 81 on 9Th street
TERMs-OHe third cash balance al 6 and month.
TOT nesotsble notes, interest ed and title
az a-t note paid The taxes for the present vsar
to be psid BY the purchaser ''''
sP % GOODIN L APPERsON, Aucts.
| OF ON THIRD STREET FOR SALE
=. Immediately after the foregoing sale will be
oo s1o Velusole Lot on the East side of 81 street
OF Leigh street, fronting 80 feet running back
apo GOODIN 4 APPERSON, Auct,
HOUSE & LOT ON CHURCH Hill,
- AT CORNER OF M 9TH STREETS
T9n s6LE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
ID aspaY the 81 day of Msy 1856, on the pre-
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1--WE DOLLARS RE w Ran
Il away from the subscriber, on the l9.h Instant a
light brown negro girl, about fourteen y-ars old
named EVELINA. The above reward will be psH
for her delivery to me at Mr. J. B9vin's on Gov
ernor It ap II w r.. HEATH
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IN BBLS. "Kerr's" old WHlSKEl ;
an Is DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO
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GOSHEN BUTT R--Another lot Of
~ that superior Goshen sutteT received and for
sale by c. P WORD.
ep st lat corner above u. ;. Ho' e..
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and
wing
.
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Graham's Magazine.

The April nunIher is still letter than
the last. a friend inquired of us the 9th.
er day, if it was as good rs it WAS, "Yes
Sir" we replied "bettcr" He handed us
a 50 bill. A subscriber to our paper can
procure it for 50, but don't forget the 3
cents. We have paid out at least 81
postage for others to get Lady's Book
ard Grsham's Magazine the last year and
this, and we begin to feel the force Of the
proverb, "Forbcarancc when imposed up
on, ceases to be virtue"
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LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.

1. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
wishing to continue their subscriptions.
q. If subscribers order the discontinuance
of their papers, the publisher can continue
to send therr until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the office to which they
are directed, they arc held responsible until
they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
e. If any subscriber remove to another
place without informing the publisher, and
the paper is sent to the former direction,
they are held responsible.
8. The Courts lave decided that refusing
to take a newspaper from the office, or re-
moving and leaving it uncalled for, is prima
fdced evidence of intentional fraud
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% Cotton in Charleston is worth
from l 2 10 10 cents. .
Our Court.

Indisposition prevented us last week
from saying anything about the proceed
ings Of our Court. The whole week was
consumed, and the business before the
Court was not half gone through. Craig,
who was tried for the murder of McCorm
ic'i, was ably defended by Messrs. GalIu-
chat, Clinton and Williams; he was found
guilty Of manslaughter, and sentenced to
one years imprisonment, and $3.50 fine.
An extra Court is ordered 10y Judge Mum
ro in July next. An interesting article
will be found in this number, from CO..
respondent concerning "Our Court" We
do not bold ourself responsible for all
the writer says; he is a responsible man
himself We wish he would write again
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER

always speaking, not otily truthful things
but also decent things. TO lower the
standard of taste on this point, would be
one Of the worst things that could happen
to our community. Aud yet this is the
direct tendency Of certain expressions that
are current in our cou!ts ofjustice. ,ien-
tlemen, the scriptures say, whatsoever
things are lovely, whatsoever arc Of good
report, think on these things" and permit
me to add, do them.
T"ere is another improperly connected
with our Bar, which demands a passing
rotice. With one or two exceptions they
are incorrigi6!e bachelors. They would
probably enjoy more confidence from the
community, and be more successful in
their professions, il they would live more
in accordance with properly established
usagcs. 1t is strange anomaly, that
men whose lives are devoted to the dis
pensing Of law, live in the habiual viola
ton of one of the first laws Of their being.
Gentlemen, if this is your misfortune we
pity You, but if it is You fault, the ladies,
at least, censure it,
There is very lulicrous practice some
times observed in our Court alIude to
kissing the Bible. would rather kiss a
pretty girl twice, and my wife three times,
as that dirty leather once. 1t always re-
minds me of the poor deludcd papist hav-
ing to kneel and kiss the Popes great toe.
1t is Biol olatry. In oath-taking h is
proper to appeal soleInnly to the Author
Of the Bible. But it is cliffs play to
kiss the book. Blackstone, Story, Geor-
gia Scenes, or horseshoe Robinson,
would do as well. The practice of kiss
ing the Bible, is the progeny of Popery
relict Of the dark ages, which is gradu-
ally leaving enlightened society. York
and Chester is out Of sight n head Of us
in this particular. When Jehovah sub
nritted to an oath, his manner was that
of lifting mp the hand. In the Apoca-
lypse, we read of an Angel standing on
the earth and sea, and lifting up his hand
to HeaUen and swearing. That Angel
was the Son of God this was his ex-
ample, and We would do well to imi-
tate it. LANCASTER.
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Extraordinary.

The Yorkvile Citizen Is responsible for
the following:
1--WE have in our office one Of the most
pert boys we have ever known. lie has
been working at the case only about three
weeks, and he can set, read and correct,
from three to four thousand ems per day;
and his proof is also remarkably good.-
We will venture the assertion, that his
equal cannot be found in. this, or any 9TH
er State. Go it young 'un; may the
shade Of Faust surround, and the spirit Of
Franklin prompt thee!
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COMMUNICATION.
For the Lancaster Ledger.
OUR COURT.

During the week ending Saturday oath
ut, the Law Court of South Carolina
Lancaster Dist, held its sessions. Owing
to two or more causes, the several dockets
had accumulated large amount of busi-
ness. But unfortunately only small ra.
ito was transacted, making It necessary to
meet the wants Of the public, to have q
call session Of the Court. AS Court is
one of the ordinances Of our social com
pact, every citizen is interested in its trans
actions. Its actings and its officers may
properly be subjected to review.
We commence with the presiding of-
fcer lie is young hand at the busi-
ness; and his honours and prerogatives
appear to be worn with becoming hmnil-
ity. His intellect is naturally strong and
active and its powers have been subject.
ed TO a judicious discipline. His percep.
ton is more than ordinarily clear and
accurate. The general contour of bis
physiognomy would not probably recon.
mend him to the partialities Of the ladies'
but his generous and sympathetic regard
for the ease and accommodation Of jurors
will make him universal favorite with
them. II he were "seized and possessed
OF little more Of the spirit Of HE age,
that's the goa head principle, the sever
al dockets would be more rapidly dimin.
ished. But old Fogyism is preferable to
Young America, for il is better to do no.
shing than do mischief. Before he re.
turns, he would do we'll ,tc examine the
Charleston market, and supply himself
with good brace Of spurs to urge on the
tardy steeds At the Bar. -
OF our excellent Clerk aud Sheriff Il
may be web said, they are sn honour tc
their friends, and credit to their district
Ccnpeteat, puoctua', attentive; they
- I =
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Editorial Visit.

We had the pleasure Of visit, during
Court week, from Mr.. Miller, one Of the
editors Of the Yorkville Enquirer. Mr..
Miller is popular man in York, and quite
so with the Legislators Of the State. In
conjunction with Mr.. Melton, they make
the Enquirer an excellent paper. After
our own, we recommend it to our friends.
We will pay visit to lorkville, one of
these days, confidently expecting an a
bundance Of choice viands from our friend
Rice, OF the Citizen.
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Our Paper.

We have been disappointed in getting
a pripter--looking for one who did not
come, we bad to decline other offers. In
few days all will be right. At the same
time we think this number will bear criti-
cism. II will be observed that very near
ly ell Of our inside is original natter
Our foreign letters will be found very in.
teresting. We are at some expence in
furnishing these letters, but feel satisfie d
our friends appreciate our efforts to please
them.
Our correspondents have left us little
room, and we have much 10 say too; but
We will give ourself a chance after a
while.
Wetske the present opportunity 10 in
form our chester friends, that so soon as
we have our pegs all set, which. will be in
week o. two, we will print an edition
Of our paper on Tuesday night, 50 they
viii bs enabled to get their papers he
day the paper is dated.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENCE.
CHARLESTON, March 80, 1855.


The weather here for the last few
weeks has been rather unreasonable, as
you may judge from the fact that fruits
and Vegetables in the vicinity of the city
were frost bitten some few nights ago ;
however the frigid blasts Of winter have
lulled, the "ides OF March" are over, the
sun has crossed the line. and we are no W
enjoying the more lenent temperature o
Spring and inhaling the odoriferous drafts
of the jessamine; mcthinks have just a
nos"gay Of its fragrance. The mild
zephyrs are fat ming the rays Of summer
sun, and soon the tropical breeze will
wat It's genial odor over the sunny cline,
Nature is busy laving its verdant carpet,
the trees are sprouling out their foliage,
flower stalks are blooming, and the shrub.
berry Of fragrant essence is perfuning the
air of life.
Muslin dresses and white "unmention.
ables" are making their appearance,
our fashionable thorouhfares are again
assuming their wanted gayeiy, and again
may be witnessed the accidental meeting
of beaux and belle, the "elite" Of the city
may be seen in social confab, and while
passing, one is privileged TO catch the
sweet accents Of some modest lip declai-
ming in strains Of innocent converse some
enchanting essay of love.
The adyices Of the Atlantic, have then
in reality confirmed the death Of the Gar,
which was inclined TO believe another
hoax similar to the reported fall Of Sc
basiopol. Alexander, his eldest son. has
acceded to the throne, and declared his
manifesto Of adhering to his fathers Do
sition with reference to the Eastern war.
We have, however, reason to anticipate
more pacific actions as all interested in
this gigantic struggle are looking to Mes
selrode and him alone.
The aggressions aud insults of the
Spanish authorities in Cuba are being
heaped in rapidly to the American flag.
For the last three hunlrel years history
bears the record Of Spanish dcpredations
upon our institutions and property, yet
the provocations are pocketed, no resent
ment is made, the American Eagles pin.
ions are allowed to DO clipped by the
sheais OF an eSecrable heptagon.
wonder what the United States in.
tend doingi are the Spanish sneToach-
ments to be allowed 10 90 as far as the
British did in 1912, whon they compell.
cd the President to yacats the Capitol ci
the Unionl Pierce is unlike "Oid Hick.
ory" in his treatment with the "Spanish
Hounds; such is the one at the helm to
manage this great slip Of our Union.---
What-are neutrality laws compared with
the dignity Of a nation like ours, They
have no weight when matters stand as in
the present state. Although the forego-
ing is the confession Of an American, yet
the rising generation of Great Britain
need not in embryo entertain the idea
that It can be effected second time, for
this is vague; !. only requires Spanish
!Cobbctt 70 come forward and provo q
similar ia Havana, there ass legions Of
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Woman's Advocate.

This l. the title of a very neat paper
we have received from PhiladcIphia.-
All the work upon it is done by females,
1t is very well edited Ivy Miss Anna E.
Mcdowell, to whom orders can be adj
dressed. The price is So a year. We
will, perhaps, have more to say Of this
paper.
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The New Postage Law.

We had already published in our pa.
Per the provisions Of the new law which
went into effect on the first Of April
Postage mast he prepaid on all letters,
or they will not be sent by the Post Mas.
ter. We repeat, the law went into effect
on Sunday last. Buy stamps or paid en-.
velopes, it is the only chance now.
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North British Review.

"The Continent in 1854" "How to
stop Drunkenness" Dict and Dress" &c,
these are some Of the articles in the Feb
ruary number. At the price Mcssrs. L.
Scott & Co. publish the British Reviews
in this country, any one can afford to take
them. Again we direct attention to the
PROSPECTUS.
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The Eclectic Medical Journal.

The April number is as interesting Ito
us it doth so seem) as any which have
come under our notice. This monthly is
published in Cincinnati, q. ut 30 yoor
by DR.. r. S. Newton.
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LANCAsTERvILLE. s. C.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4. 1856.

APPRENTICE WANTED-Wanted mt this
Office lad of about IA years of age to
learn the Printing business. He will be
boarded in our own family, and his clothes
also endeavor to instruct him in reading and
writing. Early application must be made
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The Southern Cultjyator,

The April number Of this valuable Ag-
riculturaI periodical is rs well filed with
valuable information as any preceding
number.
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ALI persons having demands agalBss Lean.
der ID. hcAtcer, decd. nrc no.ifcd and Feques.
ted 70 present the same 90 Or before the lbsh
March next. snd an Indebted are aiso requested
y make payment. THIS notice win be pieea ia
Der 20 every dcmsnd tsos presented.
w. LEONlD As fAULKSRn, Adm'r.
Rss; -. ~ Pss' Rse ~ 81 A M
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~ Receipts will appear next wee
Cold Weather.

Yesterday was very cold day. We
had mixture of rain and sleet. Vege-
tation in this section is much retarded by
these cold changes.
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Putnam's MONTHLY,

This is decidedly the best magazine
published in America. The contents Of
the April number sustains us in this opin-
ion.
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awe, III contemplating the Ruins Of siicii
grand palaces, rs lowered the heights of
Athens. Palmyra or Balbec. Therefore,
allow this to suffice.
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Arthur's Home Magazine.

The April number of this popular
monthly appears to be very interesting
one
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By James II. Witherspoon, Esq, Ordi-
nary Of said District. y

Whereas, John Y. Blackman has applied to
mo lor Letters Of Administration on all and sim
gular the Goods and ChGftels, Rights aud Cred.
its of Benjamin Blackman, late OF Che District
afo, esaid, deceased, ss,y. 49,. =. -
THESE arc, therefore, to cite and adn,oussh
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next 0rdinnry's Court for the said District,
TO be holden at Lancaster Court House on tho
18th day of April instant, to show cause, if any,
why the said administration should not DO
granted.
Giveu under my Hand and Seal, this 4th
- day of April In the year of om Lo,
81 6 one thousand eight hundred and fifty
- mcrieaD independence.
JAMES IL. .WfTHERSPOON, oL.p,
April ith, 1858, g. 2t pf 2 90
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONEY STOLEN

From the Subscriber, on the Night Of the alsf
March, one Fifty Dollar Bill, on the bank oftho
State of South Carolina, issued lat July, 1851, !,
No. 60. The bill had been cut in two pieces,
and pasted on piece of writing paper. Il 10
supposed IL was taken by Negro. Any befs
son being presented with said bin, win please
retain it aud inform me at Curetbns Store p. y.
will reward such person suitably.
April !, 30 Sstl WE. WINDLE.
eG- Chester Standard, Yorkville Enquirer,
and Charlotte Democrat will copy three times,
and forward Bill to this Post Office. W.. y. w.
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Outrage.

We are informed that most atfos
eious and brutal outrage, was pcrpetrated
on the person Of ahighly respectable mar.
ried lady Of this district, residing near
s!ab.Town, by negro Inaif belonging
TO VIM. N. Martin lie attacked her
when no assistance was at hand, ovefs
powered her and satiated his lust.
The fiend has been lodged in our Jail,
to await his trial.
Anderson Is. CO. Gazette d -Adrocah.
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I kH- Persons calling for letters IN the
above list, viii please say, they are adj
yertised. :. II. MAGML, Pm.
April l, '55. "a
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off the policeman retreated ihtoks house.
In the morning he was bound over for
and threatening to take the
life of the NJ. p. One or the other Of the
parties, or perhaps both, are evidently
bright specimens Of official prcpriety.
Truly, Yours, ID.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

The Subscriber il dcsirous Of having an agent in
every county aud town of the Union. A capi-
tai of from to OIL dollars will only be required,
and anything like an efficient, energetic man
can make from to dollars per day;---indeed
some of the Agents now employed are realizing
twice that sum. Every information win be Civ
ell 10y addressing, postage paid,)
Wh KlNSLER,
Box, 1928, Philadelphia, Pa, Post Office.
pd. st
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AGENTS for the Lancaster Ledger
Terms of the Ledger.

One copy, one year. $500
Five copies (cach $l.75). ..S.75
Ten do $I.50. 1900
Fifteen do I" 1881 1000
Twenty do L" 1875. ........... .25. 90
Cash in advance always No paper will
be stopped until paid for unless we choose to-
We have a fine assortment of job Type, and
arc prepared to do any kind of Job Work,
with neatness and despntch