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III. G. LlpPARD'S
ID anCinS Cad Q no v,


NUE begs to announce to his patrons and the citizens
n n of Athens, the commencement OF his School on
Monday, the 10th April, 1855.
DAYS and Hours Of Tuition.
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, on Mondays and
Tuesdays, at o'clock, L. VI.
For gentlemen, the same days atty o'clock, p. NJ.
Pupils are requested to attend the opening of the
School. 80
No visitors admitted except the parents and guard
ans Of pupils, unless by invitation from the Teacher
The Subscription Last is left at A. Cleage Cos Store,
where all those who have not and wish to subscribe can
enter their names. April l3-ltH
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PorAro Ror.-Mr. w. Fugate, Of Illinois,
has published Ms remedy Gov the potatoe rot
the moving Of the vines down, leaving about
four inches above the ground, aud clearing
the stubs Of leaves.
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sol Prizes In all amounting .sbU,UUU
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUnBERSl
Tickets $lO--Halves aud Quarters la proportion.
Bills on all solvent Banks at par. All coInmunica-
tons strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
April 2T-S44 Atlanta, Georgia.
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IowA,-An exchange announces that the
majority for tho American Republican ticket
at the election Just held is upwards OF ten
thousand.
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By Authority Of the State Of Georgia.
Fort Gaines Academy Lotte 2

The subscriber having accepted from the Commission
ers the Agency and Management OF the foRT GAiSEs
ACADEMY Lottery, has established the principal Office
Atlanta Georgia, and intends confusing The Lottery
on the same plan that OF the S0terS Nafarg dead
envy Lottery, of Alabama
Grand Sche for May
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Notice, if YOU Please.


DANAWAY from the subscriber, living in
IL Randolph county, Ala, on the I'd inst,
a NEGRO MAN, named anderson about 30
wears old. Ave feet eight or ten inches high,
Of bright mulatto color, some black freckles
in his face, grey eyes, hair inclined to be san
dy and tolera6ly straight but kinks a little,
round face, Roman nose. broad front teeth,
round shouldered, round bodied, trim made,
fat footed, and weighs $50 or 100 lbs.-Plays
the fiidle-had two fine shirts, black jeans
coat, easinet pants, blue blanket slit and
hound with red flannel, coarse boots lie
will try to pass as free man to free State
I will give a liberal reward for his apprehen
sion and confinement in any Jail so that get
him. or for his delivery at my house. My
Post Office is Arbacoochee, Randolph CO., Ala.
THOMAS BLAKE, SR.
April 10. 1866 "a"
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACoB'S CORDIAL.
Cholera, F0R ALL Cholera r cs M,rou''
PS.s1'sy Bowel Diseases G%s SS' inanium
Also. Admirably adapted to many Dis
eases of Females,
MOST ESPECIA Ill y PAINFUL NEHS2RU VA TON
The virtues of Jacobs Cordial too well known to
require encomiums r,,
3D. Il cures the worst forms OF Dysentery
al II cures California or Mexican Diarrhea,
An, II relieves the severest Chohc'
9Th Il cures Cholera Morbus.
9th, IL cures Cholera lnlantum.
18th 1t cures Painful Menstruation
sth II relieves Pain In Back and Loins
9Th, 1t counteracts Nervousness and Dependency
iii II dispeis Gloomy and Hys,ercal Feelings.
l2th, It's an admirable Tonic.
A far short ertrccts from Letters Testtmonidts dc
~ have used Jacobs Cordial In my family, and have
found it most efficient and N yJaasmen,; valuable
remedy" 49,, e,,n Us, .,' raH, Ganrn
at gives pleasure in being able TO recommend ia
coh;s Cordial-my own personal experience, and the
eynerence of my nelgbors and friends around Is
srent guarantee for to believe II TO be oil that
purports to be, viz; SOVEREIGN SnNs y i,,
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit.
~ take great pleasure In recommending this nvaua-
bile medicine TO all afflicted with bowel diseases or which
believe II to be sovereign remedy-decidedly superb
or 10 ANYTHING else tried by me. A. GAuLDlSo,
DEPUTY q. NJ. Of the Grand Lodge OF Georgia.
uI have used Jacobs Cordial In my family, aud this,
with Mi Ihear about II remedy by those who have
fried H. induces believe II stands at the head Of
every incarnation OF the kind, and would recommend
i,s nse In the disease for which II Is compounded
" 49, p MLgs q. DoBBlSs,
Cashier Bank Of the State Of Georgia, Griffin.
of there is any credbiity In human testimony, Ja-
cob's Cordial must stand pre-emlnent above NIL other
nreparatons the cure Of Bowel Diseases From the
mass of testimony In Its favor coming from all quarters,
n must be very far In advance, curative agent OF
\ most n not MI other patent Preparations"
| A PlyutSG Cash. Marine and Fire fns Bank Griffin
WThis efficient remedy Ia travelling into celebrity
fas AZ onaparte pushed his columns into Russia, and
| rnInne commentator wherever used."-Geor0id JEFF
| Ersoni1n, Nav 1914, 1873.
For sale by VIM BURNS Geo. W. Ross, D. =. Shelton,
| A. m wilson, and Chas. Mecae, Athens n. y. Martin,
| Calhoun; r. =. Bloom, John Benton, Cantrell q Co.
Cantrcii's Roads; Gnilford Cannon, Madlsonvie; "
i spllman, Mt. Vernon; J. T. Jones, Illwassee; Ches
mutt West, philadelphia, Vaughn Pckei, sweewater
m # linton, Four Mile Branch; A. H. lawson. Chatata
| THOMPSON Dyson, Cleveland; James n. Bsn, Charles
| wee sswee; ). r. Fagg 4 Son, Maryvi1e
WI. W. BLISS 4 CO., Proprietor,
April ec-iy-sts 90 BeskmSs s.'Nsv York.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Eaton Gilbert Il Co.,

R G. Tileston and East Tennessee l. Gerogia
Rail Road Company.
1T appearing from the allegations in the bill
L that the defendant, r. G. Tileston, is nom
resident of the State Of Tennessee, it is or
dered that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in the athens Post, requiring
said nonresident defendant to appear at the
next term of our Chancery Court, to be held
at the Courthouse in Athens, on the Sd Mon
day of August next, and plea1, answer or
demur to compliments bill, or the same will
he taken as confessed rs to him and set for
hearing accordingly
WM. LOWRY. c. d ",
Bv WILLIE 10 yRY. D. c. M.
April u, ls55-4t prs fee So 344
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E,ONFECTIONa RIEs,-cande Almonds,
q J pcrsns. Oranges Lemons, &C., inst received and
Tor sslsb y apriiN A. CLEAoE CO
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Mary Howl,

James Henry Smith and Henry L. Smith.
TT appearing from the allegations in the bill
i that the defendants are non residents of
the State OF Tennessee, it is ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks in
the Athens Post, requiring said nonresident
defendants to make their appearance at the
next term of our Chancery Court, to be held
at the Court house in Athens, on the Sd Mon
day of August next, and plead, answer or de-
muir to compliments bill, or the same will
be taken as confessed and set for hearing er
Pdrte. WIN. LOWRY o. ~,
April 81, ls55-4t prs fee So S44
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May
100000

m May sith, 1855, in the city of Atlanta, Ca
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NFsffN'V N NIFNVf
General Commission Merchant
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JARNACIN 4 CALDWELL;
Threshers Threshers /!

EyARMERS and others who contemplate purchasing
n Threshers this season would do well TO hand In
their orders soon, they will be able TO get the Me.
chimes out in time for threshug out the next Wheat
crop. 80 s. X. REEDER, General Agent
Athens, march 1911 for lower East Tennessee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23
The Wheat Crop

Tho Baltimore American makes the following
remarks on the statement which publ shed Il
day or two ago from the Cincinnatl Price Cur
rent relative Ia TIE wheat crop;
La Cincinnati Price Current attempts TO give
an estimate Of the Wheat crop for 1850 in all the
prominent wheat growing states. i puts down
the croPor l5Ji at % 9s6010 bushels, and Of
1855 ut lli.500 OO0bu-hels showing an increase
Of 2l,52 0JO bushels oyer last year. We think
threstimate of the Price Current has been made
hnstily, and at best j., mere guessing. one an
gument against the accuracy Of this statement is
seen in the pslimnte made Tor Maryland. ltpnts
down the wheat crop Of our State in !c51, NJ l.
$4,000 bu-hes. and that of 1855 at 1000, 900
bushels. Nos, every one knows that the crop
in Maryland this year is much larger than That
Of last-that more Ind has been appropriated to
the the clltu;e Of wheat-that the Weld is aban.
dant, proximity suo,oa0 or l,o0o.00o bu-hel, more
than last wear. Estimates for other States .eem
to u- cqnalv fllaeioHs, and below the mark.
Tia. lle vao.t crofel Il. rear is immense cal-
not bc denied
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/ will live where you i've, will de where You
die NV. Mr. Mason -ad h. immediately ,ent
i,r the preffcf If the police, aud gave him The
facts IN presence Of the cid lady. Your troub'
lcs are at end" said the police officer, 'tbe young
man will see your ward no more.Giye me his
NAM and address; W. will command him. aud it
he obry not, we have way of making him obey"
Mr. ~ returned with the cid lady TO her lodgings,
announced to the young one the joyful news of
her deIiverauce from the annoyance to which she
had been subjected when loi with gush # grief
she cried, 40 you have been so cruel rs to up
ply to the police You will wound the young mans
feelings. o, no Is such fine, such anoble young
man would suffer anything rather than wound
his heart" II started homeward,n said Mr. VI.
''immrdiately, saying within my-cf,we haye been
doing mischief; they will be married a. sure A. the
world. No resisting French enthusiasm
The bot is on the6thef leg.
Southern Democrat.
We holeyr that the editor of the southern
Democrat, whatever leg the boot i, on, generally
mnnages 10 getkieked with t.-Prcntiee
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MARRIED.

By the Rev A. Anthony, of Bedford, on Tues
day, Eth inst, Mr. KEEN EDWARDS and Miss c
PocAHoNTAs JAMES, both of pittsylvania couu-
ty, Va.
On Thursday morning, 9th inst, by the Rev.
D. j, {. Slaughter, Mr. CORNELIUS A BuRsERof
'oonoke, and Miss ANN S, daughter of Mrs.
Iancy Edgar. Of Liberty.
On the lth inst, by the same Mr.. ROBERT
Y. IIoRNER, OF Lynehburg, and Miss LAURA
=, daughter Of Mr.. LINDSAY SHuMAKER, of Lib
ery.
On Tuesday last, at Strawberry Plains. Isle of
Wight county by Rey. Aristides Smith, Mr. JOHN
: 'ooDE, JR., of Bedford county, to MISS SALLlE,
.aughter Of Rcharl 4. Uranhart.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23

THE THREATENED INDIAN WAR.-Tha Wash
ington Star If Saturday evening, says that the
accounts received in Washington from the from
tier, with reference TO the purpose the wherea
bouts, and the means of the Sioux and other bands
of Indians, that woul be hostile if they dared
to be, are somewhat contradictory. One mail
brings areport rendering it almost certain that
General HARvEYs little army will have bloody
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works on their hands. while in two ar three lays
noas Of en- opposite character rerehr- ~. The
ouIy certain conclusion i that tn author laiiou
of the four new regiments has bcea most fortu-
nate to all on the frontier entitled Ia the proiec-
ton of tire Government of the United States all
accounts agreeing in representing that the news
of tie preparatious which have thus been mad"
to Civ due protection to the frontier, has had n
sal,aary influence on the minds If most Of the
tribes disposed to be hostile at this time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23

THE REASON WHY.-it will be remembered
that telegraph despatch some days since an-
nounced that Mr.. Thomas Winans, Of Baltimore
illuminated his grounds in honor of Rus sian sue
cess in the Ciimea. 1t is stated that this gentle
man many years in Russia, as an Assistant
Eng neer with Col Whistler and acquired there
fortune of $2,0O0,0O0. He now owns and lives
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CITY IND STiTE DEPARTMENT.


ROANOKE GoLLEaE.-We have received the
catalogue of this promising institution for
place last "Wednesday. anil wara HIN, orod;
table. The Salem REGISTER saw.
..I-pon the whole Tho 60. =, -.
""a ''N o'eoi' upon inc institution
anu eApFo'hee' whose 'eR'~
1'', eO"' mug" 'o' inc lana' have often we
~. nuei inferior 10 thasr. he
-, ''''''er III "heH the Hfa'laiing
80 l,''s9u '''e fA''isaS Of the occasion has
s'.'' ''s e, ,.''''s' new impulse IN the public
interest Ia tia. College, and the Faculty arc san
guine Of an increased number Of stnd.nts at the
next session
Ills plnce Ia. n,n,,oi,.,,f f.,
Of languages.
See TIM nh y..r,f .s.o,,,, .f IL. c.n.-.......
rrralnmn.
COPPER Ia" salrrd Register SAYS the Cop
p'rtevrr still keeps up in Roanoke. Wm ".
Williams Esq, has sbownus specimen of Ore,
found ona lease which hohas secured that is
sajd, by those who pretend 10 be Judges, to be as
Suppo.etl jnljeations ~. f,nnd :, vorions ,,,r.s
ofthe coontv.n
Rdrrrns.-Srren recruits for the Us. Army
,"'S''' III '''"p'o"' W.T. eit mere Ter service
last week
-,
'S'''''"'
Ing
COM into possession Of $4,000 bequeathed
him. II also learns that $4,000 has fallen into
the hnu3s # Hon Henry 4 WIS., h,, a .a;,or
....a..
.I,,....,.......=. w
ui1O II
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4 pH8SE40y vyILI pREeTST.

= 80 to The "eNt Legislature g., Virginia praying
Tor charter q construct Bridge ncros. james Rive
Iona point hear the head Of tie Basin oyorto
thu fiaer" Nsrfaw. Il vii lac liked t6,t the IN,
pany hr Il owed Ia collect Toll for period of 10
lear. er it, constructions, ard Dhlr thereafter it he
Fro Bridge. i,o3dqfNsTLt
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RIFLE GUARD.-We call the attention of tho
members ofthis company to the important no.
tee in another column
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upon a magnificent cstate Of six acres, in the
hrart Of the city Of Baltimore lie j. an cxten
>iye builder of locomotives, and had, as it wa,
stated "A subssing contract with the late EmPe-
ror. fpr several hundred locomotives amounting
in all 10 =. OOO. 900 - Lpekport Courier.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECrloNs.-The e'ae.ioa
in North Carolina will take place ON the first
Thursday in next month. The following are Civ
en- as the nnmes of the candidates for Congress in
the varinus disriets OF tho Staie.
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in progress III O,a, the theatre of the poet
ica story of Rome, aud of the last SIX books II
the Enias, have revealed near aa antique villa
rich marble sepuehre highly ornalnentcd; a
marble stairway conducts IN a hall covered ana
lined with various colared marble, which appears
10 be I ante chamber Of greater marble apart
inscriptions, has rclief., angels &c-Gihs,n.
the British sculptor, find. confirmation of hi,
favorite theory in the fact that these sculptures
are painted. 1t is certain that thu old Romans ut
least did sometimes paint their marble. Nuner.
Gus hronzes, and other antique fragments of no
grave value, have also been brought to light IN
tie same region within few DAYS.
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ATTENTION GEAEsns j!

n You requested Ia meet IN t,e lIoo n
- House rhls (MONDAt1 evening Ju'y 23i at g. -
o'eoco. Uolr,s tbfre mr., thy Hcrr ers present the
Coppaav Nj Ia considered 3ts5aaic7
BY or ."r Of tfc Gtp'ni#
j. 23-lt JNO. c. JOHNSON fst Cerp't
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a. Franklin Circuit Court - h Ny 1879
d Jeremiah Holland nnd Mary, hi, wife, Audse@l
Holland aud Sarah, his wife, and Ju!l H. lIa-
land. Phf.. :
Against
lohn ". lIsllard. in his own night, and rs adn'r.
OF AMY S. Holland decd, Peter A. Hoiani, :
Christopher g. Hoan +, Andre y A Holland, Nan
cf j. Holland, Mildred Holland STEPHEN s. H. -
land aid MaryS. HollnI. Dets.
The Court doth adudge, order ard decree that hush
Neson one OF the Commissioners Of TIL, Court do Ia
account Of the adv+ncesusnts nude 10y tn sad DE-
6 Hoand u any OF his chttren, with power to eza1
Ine any pf the parties oath nah" iefort therea
te ms Count. Copy Extmct-Te,lc,
Ii. Il. CARTER, D c
ou Monday. the 2Oh August 1919, NJ my offce ~
Rocky Mount. in fraohIia Comfy, shell proceed Il
tnke he arcoHtts directed in the foregoing d"ctee
HUGH NELSON, Cofnr
iocKY MoU~r. Va, Jaly 5tn, 1855. july 9.w4~
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TIE SPGlNG.-We learn that there are about
three hundred visitors at the White Sulphur, and
about six at the Blue
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-10
roupdiing "a 4 Camp Msetinr.

On Monday morning, LIST inst, some 1T
tle children Wondered out Ia the wo ds
Z near the Methodist Camp Meeting ground
st Mount Olivet meeting house, near
Pickensvilie in Pickens district, aud about
one hundred. yards outside the rauge of
tents. they found a newborn infant by the
side Of an old log, covered over with leaves
and trash. The children ran back and
told Sheir mother, kind hearted lady,
who went out and brought in the little
stranger, dressed il and took care Of It.
Another lady asked for the child TO be civ.
en- TO her, and has adopted it and bestowed
upon il the name of Martha Early The
unnatural woman Is not known. We learn
sonle suspicious attach to particular
woman. The child, when found, was sup
posed to be only few hours old and from
The, situation, in which It was placed, Il
seeips TO .Aase been abandoned to perish
hnobsertsd; The horrible and shocking
purpose Of the mother has been disappoin-
ted. The fear of public shame and dis
grace was doubtless the cause other con-
DUCT. Such an occurrence is most rare In
bur county, but Il proves that there arc
among rs, here and there worse than
ieatheh hearts, "withoat natural aIfec-
Gon," and who, as N this instance, reject
every appeal Of the Gospel sounding in
their ears. .N 7,4....1 =.
% GfeensiIle Mountaineer.
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Estate OF Jno. w. Jennings.
COMMISSIONERS In EQUITYS
SALE.
In Equity, Fairfield.
nffl a. P,.tiai..

David 8. Weir, va. nEqulty, Fairfield
Rlizs Rsir, et al. Bin for Psrtl,ioa.
TN parsaanee Of en- order Of Gale made IN this
i case by she Court q Equity At Fairfield
Court Hoose, Juiy Term, 1896 win osfsr Tor
sale al public oa. cry 70 The highest bidder, be-
fore the Cbart House In Lancaster Dislrict, on
the hrst Monday In Nosembcr nexe al that
piece, parcel, or tract of hnd, described In the
plesdfnes tn this ease, containing two hnsdrsd
and sevensy-eight acres fa7s) pore Or less, be-
longing 70 the estate OF David Weir, dec,dl b.
ina and situated In The District OF Lancaster, on
waters Of Cams Greek; and adjoining lands Of
Cspt. Thos re,k, William salliysn. John Usher,
and Others. More particularly described BY 4
plst of lezusvey made by James D. Hciiwsin,
Depasy s.Fseyss, On he aeth 5uae. 1855; and
which can be seen at she ofioe ef Jssl u. With
urspoon, ESQ.
fEsrs OF SAls.s..Cesf sufficient % defiatti tiis
eosts 3 expenses q sait 4 sats, mnss BE- psid ON
day Of sale; and ssaf the balance credit q one
add feo years. equal itstalIaents, with intsfces
on sseh insiaifnert from The day of eele, seenfcd
bg Bend With a. isert two approved snrcfies -
Hnrchsser 70 pay fcf "a papers.
" r. EcBRRTS0N, o. E.sA
cosnmi,.ionsfs osses. Wlnnsboro' ss.--sl
2psh sspt, 1855, tR.t, a 80
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ballutbnq's 0mtlpp''nts
THE GRAND ExTER4
NAL REMEDY

:. BY the mid ofh 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:
neys, disorders of the liver, Infections OF
the heart, inflammation of the Lungs, Asth-
mas, Coughs apd Colds, are by its means eff
fectually cured. Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely thfbueh bone or meat
OF any thirkiiess. This Healing e!atment
far more rendily pehetratcs through any bone
or hestty part Of the living body, curing tie
most dangerous inward complaints, that
cannot BE feahhed liu nihpr f,nnt,s - ~ @
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-10
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts;
Wounds &, Ulcers.

Some of the mos. scientific surgeons n6W
solely rely upon The use of this wonderful
Ointment, when having to cope with ihc
eserst cases of sores, wounds, ulcers, glandu-
lar swellings, and tumors. Professor Hol-
ioway has, by command Of the Allied Gov.
ernments, dispatched TO the hospitals fthe
East, large shipments of this ointment, to be
used under the direction of the Medical Staff
in the worst cases Of wounds. 1t viii cure
any ulter, glanddiar Swelling, stiffness or
contraction Of the joints, even of 90 years
standing
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-10
The stas Agricultural Society,

$50 ~eeSS ~3AeSeAeAASA SuSAOsyt
The annual meeting Of the State Agri.
cultural Society will take place in Colum.
bia, on Tuesday, the 18th November
next.
All Agricultural, Horticultural, and Me-
chauical Societios are invited tosead dele.
gates. flE.
The District Committees are requested
TO mako returns Of their respective lists Of
subscription by that day. Col. Arthur
Simpkins, Of Elgefeld, will deliver the
Anniversary Address. The Executive Com
mittee will meet on Monday AT o A. NJ,
iorthe transaction Of business. .Punctual
attendance of all Members is earnestly so.
licited. A. G, SUMMER, Sec. Ex. Com.
N. B.--All papers in the State friendly
TO the cause Of Agriculture are requested
TO give this one insertion, and notice the
same editoially.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-10
Erysipelas, Salt Rheunn
g. Soorbutio Huuaors.

No REMEDY has ever done so much for tho
cure of diseases Of the Skin, What whatever
form they may assume, as this Dintment--
No case of Salt Rhcuti, Scurvy, Sore Heads;
Serof'iia, or Efysipeias, can long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled
over many parts of the globe, visiting ihd
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment.
giving advice as to ifs application, and has
thus been the means of restoring countless
fumbera IN baoltb. ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-10
Georgia Election.

Took place on Tuesday. The contest
Ss between The Democratic Party and the
Know Nothings., We are panied and
astouishsd to sec that in some counties,
the latter Psry has large najorities.-
As 10 the general result, the latest inteIli,
gence is. that Johnson. Dem. is probably
elected Governor. Stephens and Cobb
are certainly elected to Congress; other
Districts doubtfnl. Again, we say be MT
deluded by the Georgia Platform. If we
must repose hopes upon a platform, We
prefer that Of the National Democratic
PARTY, frail, ditfuscI aud rotten as Il may
seem.
Darlington Flag.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-10
State Of South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

], J. A. Stewman, Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas and General Sessions for
the District aforesaid, do hereby certify that
John c. Serrest, Esq, who 70 name appears
to the above in his own handwriting, is, and
was, at the time of signing the same, an
acting Magistrate for said District, duly
commissioned and sworn.
Given under my hand and seal of Office,
at Lancaster Court House, this 27th day oi
August, 1855.
J. A. STEWNAN, C. C. c. p. @. s.
August 20. CIV