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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts,
Wounds g. Ulcers.

Some of the mos. scientific surgeons now
solely rely upon the use of this wonderful
Ointment, when having to cope with the
worst cases of sores, wounds, ulcers, glandu-
lar swellings, and tumors. Professor Hol-
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OF SOUTH.CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASIER DISTRICT.
Bella Sizer and wife Ma In the Court of Ordi-
ry and others, appi- nary. Writ in Sum-
cantS mons, real estate of
VS. Temperance Gillispe
Monroe Giliisp and decd
wife Narcassa / 9th
ers, defendant
II ltnppearing to my satisfaction, that Monroe
Gillispic and wife Narcissa, James + Smith and
wife Elvira Hunt and his wife Charlotte,
Hunt, James Gu lningham and Milley {. his
wife, defts in abo' case, reside without the
limits of this State. Ii il ordered that the said
defts do appear and object 70 the sale or divis-
ion of the real estate Of Temperance Gille spic
decd, on or before te first day of October
1855, or their consent TO the same will be en-
tered of record. [pf$lO SO
l. ii. WITHERSPooN, OBJ.
Lancaster C. II, S c, June 23. '56.
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Rleeding at the Luna..

nNE of our Agents in Jersey City, in
~ forms us that Justice Of the Peace
in that place, had during the last spring, re-
Peated attacks Of Bleeding at the Lunps,
which reduced him so, that he was Obliged
to keep his bed. Physicians failing to do
him any good, he vcntured to recommend
On ROGERS LlVERWORT, TAR, AND
CANCHAl.AGUA. Its good effects were
truly astonishing. He Is now well, and
able to attend to business. Price, In large
bottles, 81. For sale by
MAGILL g. HEATH,
Aug6 Lancas.erville, sc
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
EIy GRAND DUCHY OF BADE.
LOTTERY LOAN.


Capital, l4,OOO,0OO Florins.
THIS loan Is guaranteed by tho Govern.
L ment, and it will be drawn in differ
ent prizes, us follows:
II Of 10000 Fls. 81 of 10000 Els.
IL of 35,000hs. 90 Of $1,000 2.ofl2,OOO
55 10000 " 40" 5000 ." 900
So 1000 800" 1000 1914" 900
&C., &c.
The lowest prize being 40 Els.
II Florins are equal TO Dollars.
The next Drawing takes place at Carls.
rnhc, under the direction of the Baden
Government, on the 3lst August, 1855.
when every drawn nnmber must obtaii one
of the aforementioned Prizes, which will
be paid in Cash, at the offices of the un-
dersigncd. Those fortunate Shareholders
not residing on the spot, will have their
amount Of Prizes gained, paid to them
through an established Bark. The Lists
of the result will be sent to each Share
holder, and the successful numbers pub
lished in the newspapers.
The price of one Ticket,is Two Dollars.
The following advantages are given by
taking number Of Tickets, viz:
II tickets cost only $50 Sotickets cost only $50
23 40 100 $50
The price for Tickets can be sent in
Bank Notes or Drafts, PAYABLE in any of the
commercial towns Of Germany, Holland,
France, England, Sec tland, or ireland.
For Tickets and Prospectuses, apply to
the undersigned Banking House, which is
appointed for the sale Of Tickets:
MORIZ S1IEBEL SONS,
Bankers,
T.oN.THE-MAISE,
Germany.
N B. Letters to be directed "per Steam.
er, ria Liverpool" 20 MoRIz STIEBEL Soss,
Bankers, in Frankfort. on the Maine.
Remittanccs which arrise after the Day
of Drawing, will be returned, or invested in
the ne Drawing, at the option of the
scRder.
The Prospectus Of this Distribution, can
be inspected ut the Office of this paper,
where also Tickets may be obtained.
July % st
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Valuable Tract OF LAND
FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his tract of
Il Land on the Waters Of Flat Creek con-
tanning S55 acres. About 60 acres L.
cleared, and comprises 80 acres Of superior
Bottom Land, the balance Is in wood. The
present crop will convince any one desirous
Of Purchasing, that this is tract of land not
often met with. As the subscriber wishes
to sell. he invites purchases to call and ex.
anime u. On the place is a comfortable
dwelling and all accessory out-buildings.
27:7t -. II. J. GREGORY.
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A Friendly Hint.

ENVERf intelligent man or woman who
IL Is suffering from Consumption, or
any disease Of the throat or lungs, and
wishes to find the best remedy. will be
amply repaid for examining the certificates
and statements of esteemed citizens, attest
ing the efficacy Of DR.. ROGERS LIVER
WORT, TAR, and CANCHALAGUA, a
remedy which h IS the sanction of scientific
men. Price, in large bottles, 81. For sale
by MAGILL g. HEATH,
Aug 8 Lancaster, 8. G..
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,

NHE undersigned respectfully informs
l. his trierds and tile public generally
that he will attend to the sale of ali kinds of
PRODUCE, MERCHNDISE, NEGROES,
STOCK, FURNITURE, and everything
that can be sold, at reasonable commission.
All business entrusted tn him will be
promptly attended 10, and immediate returns
made.
lie returns his sincere thanks to the citi-
zens of forkvillc and vicinity, for the libe-
raj patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him, and hopes, by strict attention to bust
ness, TO merit and share n continuance Of
the same. Address.
V. +. MCELHANEY, Auctionecr,
forkyille, 5. &.
REFERENCES;
YorkuLle.-W. !. Clawson, Jno. l.. Mil
ler. Daniel Williams.
Chester-A. G. Pagan &; Co.
L4ncaSter.-J. Curcton, J. II. Wiiher-
spoon.
North CGrolina.-W. L. Irwin, r. Irwin
UnionuiIe.-W. ]. keenan,.
forkville, July 26. st
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Tragical.

We learn that on Thursday morning
last Mr. Arthur Pooser, young man OF
a very respectable family, Of this District,
attempted 10 commit suicide with shot
gun.t The load took effect in the shoulder,
and he ;s now lying dangerously III It
was done in 6t Of passion, aud be sore
lysepents the rash attempt. We hope
be may recover. ..
I0rangeburg Clarian.
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= An Interestisg Co.pls.--There is a
couple in Cincinnati, Ohio, Who havebeen
engaged 10 be married for the past FIVE
years, but no time has occurred within
flat period when they were both out Of
pfison a,,the same tune.
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The LANCASTER LEDGER
Is PUBLISHED EVERY
Wednesday Morning

AT LANCASTE WILLIE. S. c.
Terms.-S2 90 year if paid in advance;
90 if paym't be delayed ms j.;
90 after six months.
Advertisements Inserted at the rate of rs
cents per square Of IL lines for the ! st
insertion, 37t cents for every subsequent
insertion. For announcing candidate S5.
X. s. BAILEY.
Editor and Proprietor
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TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLYN.
LANCASTER DisrRiof.
In fks COnsa,oa Pleas.

WilEsn Psfsiae. Nho 10 In the custody Of
he Sheriff Of Leneastes Dists BY virtue Of writ
ofCapiss nd SatisfAcieuiun, n The suit OF Sarah
n kstidge, having hled IN nay otics, together
with scheduls on oath Of bis estate and s.Isats,
Ing that he may be alilnlsfed 70 the boneht of
the Acts Of the General Assembly made Coz slie
relief ef insolyenf debsofs. Il Is oniered thh
The ssid saSsh u Estrdes and ~ osher Che cred
iios 10 shomthe ssid Wm y reedso = In any.
giss ip&stte4. be, and they are hsrshy sumsnos.
ed and have notice 10 appesr before the snld
Court ~ Lancaster Coart Fonse, on the fsth
day Of 0ciober pexs, 10 shew cause k aay
they can, why ths prayer q the pstision a.
&bfesaid should not be grnsted. Iae-sml
0nias cf Comnos Pleas Lancaster Dist,
ssgs Z J, 1855 * sxEWNAE, uk
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FOR SALE.

100 ACRES Of Land, nenr the Village
lOC Of Lancaster, the greater part In
woods and heavily timbered.
Apply 10 James ii. Witherspoou, Esq,
or 10 II. Barber Hood.
Aug. l3, 1885. 81 81
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Piles and Fistulas.

These and other similar distressing CON-
plants can be cffectnally cured if the )int-
ment be well rubbed 10 over the parts affect
ed, and BY otherwise following the printed
directions around each pot
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Erysipelas, Salt Rheum
g. Scorbutio Hurnors

No remedy has ever done so muclrfor the
cure of diseases of the Skin, what whatever
form they may assume, as this Ointment
No case of Salt Rhcum, Scurvy, Sore Heads,
Scrofnla, or Erysipeas, can long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled
over many parts of t',e globe, visiting the
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment.
giving advice rs to its application, ard has
thus been the means of restoring countless
numbers TO health.
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FULL SETS OF TEETH
Is DOLLARS REWARD.

a The above reward win be paid for the
81 delivery to myself, or the Judgement in
Kkany jail, Of my fellow Bob, who left my
premises on the 26th Of April. The said boy
Is black, stout built, about 22 years old, about
8 feet 8 or 10 inches high. He Is well known
by the name of Bob Pelam.
win also pay twenty-five dollars for salts
factory proof against any one who may harbor
him. JOHN NJ. FAULKNER
York district, 8. G. Iatf
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Jhon Blackman In Eqaity, Lancaster
VS. District
James Jefferson Black. Bin for Partition
man, Josiah Blackman, Real Estate
ct al Benz. BlackInan, decd
II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Com
missioner, that james Jefferson Blackman and
Josiah Blsclman, defendants Ia above case, re.
side without the limits OF the State, Il Is ordered
on motion Of Cooke, Soi'r for complainant, that
the said defendants, James Jefferson Blackman
and Josiah DlacknaD, do aaswer, plead Or de-
muf TO the Bin In above case, on or before the
LIST day Of October less, otherwise, Judgement
pro eonfeeso win DO ordered against each
JAMES II. WIfHRRSP00N, Win
June 10, IS prs fee 81 10 sm
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In The Common Pleas.
John Adams
% Attachment.

Attacnment
Jonathan Mackey.
Whereas the plaintiff did on the l4th
day Of October, 1854, file his declaration
against the defendant, who (as it is said,) Is
absent from, and without the limits Of this
State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
Of the said declaration might be served II
is therefare ordered, that The said defendant
do appear ard plead to the said declaration
on or before the 10th day Of October, which
will be in the year Of our Lord, one thou.
sand eight hundred md fifty-6ve, otherwise
Gnd and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
J, a. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, iath Oct 1854.
Lancaster District.
oes is sa--iyla ii, Fee 90
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A G A r D .

nR. ALFRED CRAVEN, having
~ returned from his visit to the cities Of
Philadelphia and New York. may be found
at his old stand, Two Doors South of the
"ralnctto House." and nearly opposite
Harris's Hotel" where he will be pleased TO
wait on those requiring his services.
Having examined and made himself nc
quainted with MI the latest improvements
In his profession, he feels confident of Civ
ing satisfaction, In every particular, equal 10
any in the State or out oft
FULL SETS OF TEETH
Inserted in Platina with the Continuous Gum
or in the usual manner on Gold.
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE Plates
inserted In the most complete and skiful
manner, and all work fully war
ranted. Particular attention given to
FILLING TEETH. rendering his thanks
for time past, end by determination to ex-
eel, he will give satisfaction 10 all his Dem
tai Operations, equal 10 any emergency.
Yorkiile, Oct, 20 36
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THE GRAND EXTER-
NAL REMEDY

BY the aid ola microscope, we see mil
lions of little openings on the surface of
our bodies. Through these this Ointment,
when rubbed on the skin, is carried to any
organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kid
ncys: disorders Of the Liver, affections Of
the heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs Asth-
mas, Coughs and Colds, are by its means cf-
icctuaily cured. Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely throuChbone or meat
OF any thickness. This healing ointment
far more readily pcnetrates through any bone
or tieshy part of the living body, curinr III
most dangerous inward complaints, that
cannot be reached by other means.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!

WHICH; The Right or The Left "A
very interesting book. This book has
created much excitement in Fashionable
Religious circles.
Ma Motu, or Reef Rorings in tie South
Seas.-By Edward 7. Perkins.
The Cabin Boys Story. A most inter.
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The Liees Of the Queens of Enyland.-
A handsomely LOund volume.
eS- Either of the above will be sent by
mail, for 81 so cts. each.
Crochet and Knitting - A most hand.
somely bound volume. Would make .
suitable present for a young lady,
Price, 81.
9Y Books in paper covers, and which
which will bc sent by mail on receipt of the
price.
I ou,. 80 o..
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Both the Ointment and Pills should he

Both the Ointment and Pills should bs
used in the following cases;
Bunions, Sore Legs,
Burns, Sore Breasts,
Chapped hands, Sore Heads,
Chilblsins, Sore Throats,
Fistulas, Sores OF all kinds,
Gout, Sprans,
Lumbago, Scalds,
Mercnrial Brrptions, Swelled Glands,
Piles, Stiff Joints.
Rheumatisn,, Ulcers
Salt RhcuaI Venerable Sores
Skin diseases, Wounds of all kinds
++~SoLp AT THE MAKuFAcroRrEs Of Prof.
Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York,
and 244, SraAED, London, and by all res.
peetable Druggists and Dealers Of bfedi-
cines throughout the United States, and the
civilized world, in Pots and Boxes, at 25 cts.
62f cents, and 81 90 each.
E1- There IL a considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
| N.B.--Directions for the guidancs Of pa
tientsip every disorder are affixed to each
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Corn Wanted.

"ANTED 10 purchase small quanti-
Wv ty Of corn, for which the cash will be
paid. Apply at this Office.
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is hereby giseatiat the notes and acco,.nfs
II n. Aask1nm are IN my hands Cor co,iw-
ton y. WILLIAMS.
Nfg lAh 1859 14-fnl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-22

commanding officers, seconded by the people
that the marauders now rioting at the cross
ingof Big Wakarusa stopping travellers, ap-
propriating goods, &C., be instantly removed
from the neighborhood, and quiet and security
restored, before they were obliged to resort to
other means They also were instructed to in
form him that if he desired the cooperation
of the troops at Lawrence, that they would be
at his service for the removal of the nuisance.
They state that such is the degree of public in
dignation, that the men are with great difficulty
restrained for overt acts of violence.
In reply, Governor Shannon informed them
that he would be at Lawrence tomorrow night
with United States troops, when he hoped
that all difficulty would cease. He evaded
saying whether he had required the attendance
of Missourians as the Sheriff's posse, and
whether or not he would have them removed
The gentlemen have removed with his answer
and express hopes that both parties may be
kept quiet until he arrives and bloodshed be
prevented
Governor Shannon intimated an intention to
demand of the people the delivery of their
Sharp's rifles, but was at once informed that it
would not be safe for any man to offer such q
proposition to the men. The idea is monstrous.
1 lie might as we'll demand of each man his wal
let and watch. He says he does not desire
shot guns, and ordinary rifles given up as they
''are not dangerous weapons He thinks
6harp's rifles are unlawful weapons
The ST. Louis Intelligencer of Tuesday says
editOrially of the rulnors fwar:
, Shannon after kicking up all this noise and
disturbance, calling out the military, to quell Is
private brawl is repentant as matters begin tt
wear a threatening aspect, and want to com
S promise. This Atchison and Stringfellov
3 will not hear to. Shannon gave these men
e preteKt to invade the territory by creating
real disturbance out of nothing in fact, and nov
e he wants to back water The people are in
: debted to him for the consequences, howeye
c deplorable.
: Shannon is evidently quite as much fool a
6 scoundrel. His idea of disarming the Ere
o State men is so Internally and stupidity afro
G cious, that it is difficult to believe that an,
II one could possible entertain such notion
+ But the proof that he has demanded tn
IT Sharp's rifles in Lawrence is convincing.
: any Free State men is so pusilanimous as t
give up his gun, he will deserve all that it ma.
Il please the Border Ruffiahs to intiict upon him
4 The whole affair seems to have ended an
Y without bloodshed. The Free State men di
" not give up their arms nor the persons OF an
= of their number, and the Missourians retire
o without doing anything. In other word
Y they and Shannon backed out.
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A Determined Assassin.

A correspondent of the Lynchburg Repub-
lican gives the following account of number
of attempts which have been made on the life
of Mr.. George w. Richardson, of Smythe
County, Virginia:
"a bout three years ago. while at Marion's
Hotel, at late hour of the night, he was called
by voice in the street, and upon putting his
head out Of the window heavy stone was
thrown at him from the direction from which
the voice seemed to proceed Shortly after
ward, while walking the streets of Marion a
gun was snapped in his face On another oc-
casion some one knocked at the door of his
residence, and upon Mr. Richardson's opening
it an arm was thrust in, having huge bowie
knife in the hand, which slightly cut his
clothing, About a month since an apple
thoroughly poisoned with arsenic was sent to
him by some unknown person, but the plot
was detected. The last attempt on his life
was made while he was at the house of a rela-
tive, where he had gone in consequence of his
receiving message, which turned cut to be
false. Thinking it was plot to waylay him.
he remained at his relatives house during the
night. At late hour the window Of his bed
room was broken and pistol fired at him; the
ball narrowly escaping his head.
"This last effort has so greatly aroused the
of the residents of Smythe county
that every conceivable effort will now be
made to discover the fiendish author of these
foul designs"
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Christmas is Coming.

We advise all who have anything to sell par
tieularly designed for the Holidays or for
Holiday presents, and who have rot already
advertised them, to bring in their advertise
menss to-day, as we intend on Monday just
telling the people editorially where they can
purchase to advantage. We shall certainly
not expose anybody or his wares who does not
advertise them. 1t is well known fact, that
those who have The liberality to advertise, are
liberal enough to sell cheap. They sell more
and are satisfied with less profits. Point to a
dry goods house in Evansville that don't adj
vertise, and we viii wager oysters that same
house sells the same quality of goods at a
much higher price than its neighbor who does
advertise. And why is it? Simply because
he cannot sell the same quantity as the one
who advertises literally, and must therefore
have larger profit. When you 60 out shop.
ping, Just look over the journal and see who
advertises! But we merely meant to say
Christmas is coming-indeed, it is right at
hand, and the children must all have gifts, and
the older folks must have affectionate tokens of
Iove-and now or Monday is the time to buy.
Let not a child in the city say it has received
no Christmas gift. Remember them kindly.
Bless the children. ..s.es7
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Presidential Proclamations,.

President Pierce having received informa-
tion that citizens of the United States were
preparing to join Walker, and, participate in
military operations within the State Of Nicara-
qua, has issued proclamation warning all per-
sons from connecting themselves with any
such enterprise, as threatening to the peace Of
the United States, and putting them beyond
tho pale of protection by the government.
The civil and military authorities are enjoined
10 keep strict watch over any such fllibua-
tering movements, and to subject the Offend
ers TO the authority Of the law.
Tho second proclamation is of a far more
pacific character. It extends over the pro
vince Of Newfoundland the provisions of the
reciprocity treaty Of 1854, and admits all the
articles enumerated as the growth or pro-
duct ofths British North American colonies
shipped frouas Newfoundland into the United
States, freeOf duty 80 long as the treaty shall
remain in force.