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poARDIsGI~e n.~iy fusu..hsa Fsssn. sfna aa ..sa
~ sos susss twlus s.s ths trsa~ X
the rsisns oacs.
Dec is~-s2~
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GoSE PERU.Rev Mr.. Clcrghorn, formerly pastor Of
congregation in Augusta county, Virginia, has been APP
pointed chaplain at the port Of Calao by the Seamens
Friend Society, and has sailed for his destination
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DEPARrMxRT STATE,
Washinston December %, 1855
information received department
uroga, Catholic Majesys consul
West has been appointed consular of Prussia that
port
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OEisous.-The London papers speak Of a ball Of fire
which, the evening of the Both uit appeared in mid
air and darted along in straight line about third Of
the sphere, leaving behind it comet-like trail 1t then burst
like rocket, but without noise falling in shower Of
sparks which, however, instantly disappeared.
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MATCHES AND JESvELHY.--Jnst received, q selection
OF London and Geneva watches, rich ewelry,
of fine silver for sAAe New York
Chauncey Wnrriner wachnakc and jeee No. $40 Penn
ayvnua with T. Galigan Co.. dealers
goods plated ware perfumey, cutlery
= Under Browns HOTEL sign Of the Golden Watch
Doc g2--aTA Washington, d. Q.
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UICTILE fyOKy.Iu received exquisite
Of , manufacture including The Descent from ihe co-'"
1" The Flight Egypt >; Alteration
Head cf Christp AFTER Domeni-hino "Msaos
Ecce omo sc. ~ specially adapted for Christians
presents.
AT TAYLOR n MAuRys
Dec 20 Bookstore, 9Th street
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New misunderstanding to the New Orleans CONNER
cia Bulletin the aggregate assessed valuation of property
that city this year Ss46S6o less than in the year 1854
The valuation Of the McDonough estate is reduced about
twenty-five per cent
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n L.. MOORE Is prepared 10 furnish the best white
and Cumberland coal VI all kinds
20 his customers lowest marker prices,
2,1I0 pounds guaranteed to the Ton.
Hickory oak, pine wood very low prices
good full relied In al
side 9Th street. between and r. opposite Ois
StsRd.v
Nov 3a-FTuThif
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Dan WALKETsneS CO., Marble Hall cothing emporium
Browns Hotel Budsg, respectfully attention
stock q eenmen and Youths co,hng and furnishing goods
asassiog facilities ard npnn The
e and ansh OF the goods they confidently complete
satisfaction 10 their customers.
Dee Ql--3ui
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Dows EAST sIRL.--A Lowell girl, who says she was
married at thirteen and has child years old has been
detected serving sailor board the new ship James
Ray, at Philadelphia
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DEATH Cot. DANIEL JEsrrEn-The Port Tobacco
Times announces the death Of Col Daniel jenfe which
occurred at Mulberry grove that village on Tuesday
last.
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HoSoRs AMERICAN MIyIsTEa.--The London Chron-
ice of the 9TH December, noticing public occasion on
which Mr.. Buchanan was present, says:
The individual upon whom tho band and the company
united in their desire to do honor was Mr. Buchanan tho
American IGpister, who received with loud demoi
STATIONS Of applause, while the band struck up YaLee
Doodle The Preach ambassador unfortunately entered
while the band was at the height of the refrain and the
announcement OF his name quite lost in the noisy
publican air. SO that he passed to his with scarcely any
knoWledgmcntso
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HEAVY CoTToS.-The New Orleans Delta of the
14th says:
1.-THE sales of cotton in market this week. according
TO commercial record nearly quite stxgane
thousand batesthe largest business Of any week this
BY thunsand bales The recent accounts
from Europe by the Baltic have it will be perceived pro-
duced little no effect upon prices
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Rev. THOMAS SEwELL--ln consequence Of the delicate
health of this clergyman the citizens of Winchester V
gnia have procured him assstant-Rey. Mr. Letch--
from Washington. Mr. Sewels health has, however i'm
proved lately.
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LOK NtNt.A commadsoua house with
back building. The viii
,sssd manis There are hand
The location
lopns the Chain buildings Vt the junction ~ New
fok lah further pasti,u
iars apply on the premises, ga n street
Dec ai--noi.
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Christmas and New Years Present
ME are now exhibiting stock Of beautiful fancy art
W able for christmas and New Years presents
Hroeze, bisqoct and Psran marble statuettes si
painted ss N#8 .ag'assf st as5Nt.EF
Beautiful pspier-mache goods, OF every description
Dcsks, work boxes, and cabhs, in great variety
Gard c'gar cases. posmonnnes, and purses Of gilt,
.lled, pearl, Papisr- nsache, and morocco
Fine fanr. ,eweiry, silver and plated ware, ladies
mnus dressing csses magnificent stock, Ts&
with syeT
Fine portfolios Backgammon boards, chess and or
Glove boxes, odsur cases, and stands
Tea csddies, fine csteTy, jet goods, SC.
r. GALLtGAN
Dealers In perfiInery, combs, and brushes.
goods, jewery, silver and paf
$40 Penn. avenue, under IS
Dee 2i-~si6t
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NE. FL0nEscr O'DoNNOGHUE, once ass yuh
~ stset, few doors Of u.
Dec l--dm i r.
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LATER PROM Mruoo,-We learn from The san Antonio
Herald that Lieut. Nece with the remainder Of the Mex
cau boundary expedition arrived al that place The ls
instant
The democrats Of Austin have nominated Dr. n n. Lane
for mayor Of that city Mr. r. Peck esq Is the nominee Of
the American party
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TIENkY CLAWS Private Letters, from 1901 . TIA
III lime Of his death edited by Cotton. Price ~ 30.
For sale by TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Dec 10 bookstore, psh
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G III f S L T. II.
Carriage Factory.

"2. The undersigned is now pre-
G1S- pared to manufacture, at his
S---<-Ncw - Establishment in Chester
vile, all kinds of CARRIAGES adapted
TO our rough and hiIIy country, and of the
best Materials. He would suggest. rs al
most cveIy man in the up.conntry is more
or less ju &C Of timber. before you buy
or order n Carriage, no matter where, look
around and see what sort of Lumber the
builder has and in what condition il is kent.
The CHrriage-Makcr may Lie, Boast or
Birster rs much as be pcases, but the grand
secret of carriage making lies in the LuM.
BER-pilc.
To buy cheap Negro, Horse or Car.
riage, is TO verify the old adage: PENN
,oiss and POundjooiiSh Give me fair price
for my work, and then if it is not made
right, hold me responsible.
If it were not for'Paint. Putty and Glue.
What would we poor Carriage Makers do!
&. +. HOIST.
Chester, Jan. 81, 1855. - If
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SCRAPS

|
The. intellectual man may fancy that he
is Independent Of religion. True, if he il u
man OF high energies, he may do much; but
| il he can do much without religion, gracious
heaven! what will he not do with il!
The spirit Of business is the same as the
true spirit of literature; and the perfection
St coca is the union of energy and thought
fulncss.
A Maine Law ehysician's prescription on
the city agency: "West India rum l pint
aqua (water) 8 Drops
never knew a man ofhigh intellect who
was not %ithal kiad, agreeable. rcady-wit-
ted, and, above all, highly amiabIc.
knowledge is conscious truth but learn
lng as We GIT 1t and possess it. is often Meth.
er truth nor conscience.
With most of US. idlcsness is the parent,
not merely of uncnsines, but Of fretfulness,
malevolencc and the whole host of evil
passions.
Religion is, indeed, essential to thc
strength, the real, refined strength. rs well
as purity and elevation of the mind
X is great thing to attempt any improve
! 'ncnt whatever, of heart or mind, regularly
and methodically.
Il fsnot by means Of facilities, but through
difficulties, that the mind must grow up to
greatness.
An editor down East has such an antip-
athy against "Roman" Catholics. that he is
going to have his paper "set up" in italics.
The reason why many ladies' dodge an
offer of marriage is because the question is
popped at them.
Words wittily spoken do awake and
revive the Judgment but great and manifest
examples persuade the heart.
Napoleon once said TO some BOYS in n
school he visited-"My lads, every hour of
lost time is chance for future misfortune
Words that are often used together, be
como associated in the mind; and unless We
resist the force of verbal association We
shall often say something different from
what we mean.
Reason governs the wise man, and cudg.
els the fool
Many people drop tear at the sight OF
distress, who would do better to drop 6
sixpcnce.
Serve every one rs much rs YOU can, anG
compete with no one more than you must
The happiness ofman arises more from
his Inward than his outward condition; and
the amount Of good in the world cannot b,
much increased but by increasi G the umou
of goodness.
| A French proverb The noise of the worlG
browns the thunder of God,,
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Evil COMPANY,

The following beautiful allogory is trans
lated from the German. Sophronious n
wise teacher, would not suffer even his
grown up sons and daughters to conduct
with those whose conduct was not pure
and upright.
"Dear father" said the gentle Eulalia
to him one day, when he forbade her, in
company with her brother, to visit the
volatile Lucinda-"dear father, you must
think me very childish, if you imagine
that we should be exposed to danger by
it."
The father took in silence dead coal
from the hearth, and reached it to his
daughter:
"It will not burn you my child; take
it."
Eulalia did so, and behold her beauti-
full white hand was so.led and blackeued,
and it changed her white dress also.
ave cannot be too careful in handling
Goals, said Eulala, in vexation.
ayes, truly" said the father, "you see
my child, that Goals, even if they do not
burn, blaeken ; so it is with the company
of the vicious"
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The Yorlzville ENQUIRER

TNllE undersigned, having purchased the
l. office Of the Yorkvil'c Miscellany and
commenced in its stead the publication of Il
new paper. with the above title, present
their clnirIs 10 share of the patronage Of
the public. The Enquirer is next to the
largest journal in the State, printed on good
paper, and with entirely new material and
will be sent to subscribers at Two Dollars
per annum, in advance.
Commencing with list Of eight hundred
subscribers and n rapidly increasing circula.
ton. il is offered To the business men as n
good advertising medium. Advertisements
will be cnnspicuously inserted at One Dollar
for the first and Thirty-scvcn and hall
cents for subsequent insertions Business
Cards Of II lalf square, or less, Five Dollars
per annum. Contracts for laigcr advertise.
ments will DC made OH the most reasonable
terms.
JOHN /. MILLER. Pro-
SAArL. w. MELTON, { prictors.
Yorkvillc, s. c., Jan. 6, 1855.
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SAVE MON Ely.
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT, ONE
AND ALL
TO MERCHANTS PLANTERS AND
OTHERS

H ANlNG become permanently loca-
IL ted in Charleston, l am prepared
to do anything in the line of a general
agency and Commission business entrus-
ted to me. l intend giving the greater
portion ofmy time to the filing Of coun-
try orders for Groceries, Provisions, Dry
Goods, Hard,care, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit, Liquors,
Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, or any
thing else that can be obtained either in
this or Northern Markets, and through
tho arrangements that have made with
the leading Houses, dealing in the above
articles, | shall be able to make purchases
on better terms than the Merchants or
Planters themselves could, thereby not
only saving them the difference in the
price OF the article, but also the necessary
etorbttd'st expense Of time and trouble at
tending visit to this city. l will also
personally attend to the selecting, pack.
ing, marking, and shipment of goods, so
as to avoid all mistakes, and damages
which generally arise from want of lit
tie attention.
In addition to the above, / will also at
tend to the disposal of any produce that
may be shipped to me. Any persons de-
sirous of making shipments OF produce Of
any kind, had better write to me, and
will give them every information as re-
CARDS the Markets, manner of packing,
and how to ship them. From my long
experience in general mercantile bust.
siness, think can give perfect satisfac-
ton to all, and suit tho most fastidious
taste in my sclections.-Give me trial
is all | ask. For my services | shall re-
quire small commission, not exceeding
ten per cent, according to the nature Of
the business. -
DAVID NJ. GAZLAY.
Office up Stairs, 225 King ST., Charleston.
March 5. '4s. At If.
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THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE
WORLD!
GhR Jlnnlr Girrlr

A monthly Journal, devoted to Literature,
Fun, Poetry, News, &c,
Is an elegant, moral and refined miscella-
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literature, wit, humor, prose and poetry, and
original tales, written expressly for it at
great cost. -
While the Homo Circle " i'll be found one
of the finest and most reliable papers in
which passing events are chroniclcd, nothing
of n scctarian nature will ever be permitted
in its columns. Feeling the responsibility
resting upon those who assume the sacred
and important trust of guiding the minds
and morals ola people, il will be the special
care of the proprietor to publish what Is
chaste and pure rs the immaculate principle
is the mind itself--nothing, in fact, but W hat
of calculated to elevate and refine, dignity
and cnnoble. -
The Home Circle will be issued on the
fist of every month. We shall publish in
its columns portion of one Of the best sto-
rics, toles or romances We can possibly have
wrli:cn--the same TO be continued every
month until it is completed.
SPECIAL NoTicE.-To our friends, sub
scrlOcrs, and readers. Any person or club
OF persons, who will send us (post.paid)
two dollars worth of our hooks, we wi |, i'm
return FOR their kindness and trouble, send
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For the Complete Cure. of Caughs,
Colds. Influenza. Asthma Bronchetis
Splitting Of Blood, and all other lung
complaints tending to consumption
9 . 3 8 3

This preparation is getting into use all
over our County. The numerous letters
we receive from our various agents, infor-
ming us of curses effected in their immediate
neighborhoods, warrant us in saying il is one
of the best, if no: tho rery best Cough Mcdi-
cine now before the public. IL almost inua-
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rery 'oorst case. When all other Cough
preparations have failed, this has relieved
the patient, as Druggists, dealers in
Medicines, and Physicians can testify.
Ask the Agent in your nearest town, what
has been his experience of the effects of this
medicine. If he has been selling it for any
length of time he will tell you.
TITS THE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT
Below we give few extacts from letters
we have received lately regarding the vir-
tues of this medicine.
Dr.S.Oslin, of Knoxville. Ga, savs-Ihare
been using yourLirerwOri and Tar rery eaten
Strety IN my practice for three years past and, II
rs ,cith pleasure l state my 6elicfm ITS SUPERB
oRlrY OVER ALL OTHER ARTICLES lcith Icllich
am acquainted, tOr tchich il is recommended VI
Messrs. Fitzgerald g. Benners. writing
from Waynesville, NC. Says" The Liter.
,oort and Tar is becoming daily more popu.
tar IN this Country, AND WE THINK Justly
so All tcho hare tried IL speak in conmen-
ddbie Terms Of il, rery beneficial in alternating
the complained for 'oyich IL is recommended, !,
Our Agent in Pickens District, S. &. Mr.
5. r. McFall, assures us 'that he uses IL 1ith
great benefit in his own family. and recon-
mends it to his neighbors." lie gives an
instance of Negro woman, in his vicinity
who had been suffering with disease of the
Lungs for years, attended with severe cough
who was relieved by the Liverworth and Tar
Such are the good reports we hear OF
this Medicine from all parts Of the South
For report of the surprising cures it has
performed in the Western and Northern and
Eastern States, we would invite the suffering
patient to read the pamphlet which accom-.
panies each bottle. TO all we say haze Hopt
hare Hone
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BOOKS
Which a0tU be Sent Free Of Pos
tGge on Receipt ofHc Price.

Which a0iU he Sent Free of Pos
t0ge on Receipt ofthc Price.
The Matricidc's Daughter, 25 c.
The Scout of the Silver Pond, 25
Helene, or the Children of Love, 25
Fearless Fred, %
David Watson, 25
Altar Gull, 25
Paul Clifford, 25
Josephine, 25
Eva May, 25
Eugene, or the Soldiers Bride 25
Grace Wclden, or Frederica, the Bon
net Girl, 25
The Belle Of the Bowery, 25
The White Wolf or the Scarlet
Brotherhood, 25
Paul Jones, or the Son Of the Sea, 25
Captain Hawke, 25
Rsvensdale, or the Fatal Duel, %
Ellen De We're, 25
The Pirate Chief, 25
Progress and Prejudice, so
DIR. Valentines Comic Lectures, so
Amy Lawrence, so
Stanfied Hall, vols, SO cts each.
Harry Benham, so
Rosa Woodville, so
Domby and Daughter, 25
Garnelle, or the Rover's Oath, 25
Jim Bunt, 25
Olph, or the Pirate of the Shoals, 25
The Adventures of Tom Stapleton, %
New York in Slices, 25
The Star Of the Fallen, 25
Fifteen Minutes around New York, 25
The Dancing Feather, 25
Paul Deverell, 25
The Life and Adventures Of Dick
Clinton, 25
Ellen Grant, 25
Clarence Bolton, 25
The Maid of Watauga, 25
The Rival Brothers, 25
Address, r. S. BAILEY,
Ledger Office,
Lancaster, s. G.
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WE PUBLISH THIS DAY, DEC. IL, l845.
FANNY FERNS NOVEL,
u 8 y R B a = Z =
A TALE OF DOMEsTIC LIFE.

400 PIP. I2mo, Ciosk. Price, Sl,26.
EVERYBODY5 knows FANNY FERN
~ everybody has laughed and cried over
her sparkling, dashing truthful, genial writ
ings; everybody will wish to read this her
first novel, and every one who does read it
will pronounce it her greatest work. Says
an able critic who has read the proofsheet,
truth HALL is a work which not only
exceeds anything which FANNY FERN
has before written, but. which, in many re-
spects, surpasscs any other work whatever.
For intense and sustained interest of nara
tive, for originality of conception and treat
mcnt, for scorchng scarcasm and wi'hcring
rebuke of pretcntions and hypocracy, for
elevation Of moral tone and winsomcness of
religious inculcations, for vigor, freshness,
simplicity, directness and fascination of
style, we have never seen its equal.
The story takes possession of our heart
at once; we follow RUTH through her
trials with as much interest us though she
were our own sister; she brcaths not n
sigh, she suffers not sorrow, which the
reader does not feel rs accutcly as though
the first came from his own heart, and the
second was one of his own sad experience.
The characters are such rs VIC are constant
y meeting in everyday life: and how bold
ly and skifnly they are drawn, how pow.
erinIly the story is told, how touching is its
pathos, how sparkling is its wit, how ire.
sistable its humor, how severe its satire and
how true lis moral, no adequate idea can br
gained except by reading it."
RUTH HALL. will be for sale by book.
sellers generally. To any one sending us
the retail price we will send copy of the
work by mail, post paid.
Published by
MASON BROTHERS,
% Park Row, New York.
Jan 3 As If
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SELECT POETRY.
Don't run in Debt,

~ avn Iuu IA ocDt>
Don't run In dept; never mind, never mind,
If thy clothes are faded aud torn;
Fix 'em up, make them to do; it is better
BY far,
Who'll love you the more for the set of
your hat,
Or your ruff, or the tie Of your shoe,
The shape of year vest, or your boots, or
crayat,
If they know you're in debt for the new .
There's no comfort, tell you, In walking
the street
In ine clothes, if you know you're ia
debt,
Aad feel perAauce you some tradesmsn
may arcct,
WHO win will sRecr-"they are not paid
Tor yet"
Good friends, lot me beg of you, don't run
in debt;
If the chNirs aud the sofas are old,
They will fit your back bett + than any
Unless these are paid for with gold.
II the house Is too small, draw the closer
together,
Keep 1t warm with hearty good will;
A big one, unpaid for, in all kinds of
weather,
Will send to your heart chill.
Don't run in debt; now dear girls take a
hint,
If the fashions have changed since last
season,
Old Nature is out in the very same tint,
And old Nature, we think, has some rca-
Just say to your friends that you cannot
afford
To spend time to keep up with the fash
ion;
That your pursc is too Ii hit, and honor too
bright
To be tarnished with such silly passion.
Gents, don't run in debit let your friends il
they can,
!, Have fine house, fine feathers and flow-
ers,
But unless they are paid for, be moro of a
man
Than to envy their sunshiny hours.
If you've money 10 spare, have nothing
to say;
Spend your dollars and dimes as you
please;
But mind you the man, who his note has tc
Is the man who is never at ease.
Kind husband, don't run in debt any more
Twill fill your wife's cup full of sorrow
To know that a neighbor may call at youl
door,
With bill you must settle tomorrow
oh, take my advice; it is good, it is true,
But lest you may some of you doubt it,
Ill whisper secret, now seeing It's you,
hare tried IL, and knoto all about IT,
The chain of a debtor is heavy and cold,
It's links all corrosion and rust;
Gid it Ger as you will, It's never of gold
Then spurn it aside with disgust.
Tie man who's in debt is too often slave
Though his heart may be honest and true;
Can he hold up his head and loo saucy and
brave,
When note he can't pay becomes due?