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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
CAkTIIs's SPANISH MIXTURE.

fNIiE GREAT PuKlflER + THE BLOOD.
l Not pariicic If Me,cnryin IL.
AN lsrALLlBLE REMEpy Tor Scrofilo, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism Obstinate Cntnncous Eruptions PIN.
pc.or pustnle, on 'c Face, Blotche. Sols, Cr'nic
Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Teter, Scnld Head, En-
ar.,rmrnt ard PUN fthe Bones Joints, Stubborn
UlreIs, Syphtic De, riders, Lumbngu, Spinal Com
ruiuts ana ali Diseases arising from inudicious
scof Mercury lnplddcnce in Life, or lmTurity oi
the Blood
Ibis valuable Medicine which has brcon" celebrated
o. the nnmher Of extraordinary effected through
a agency induced the prap etnr-, nj the urgent
Iucst af cir lends to Offer it the public. which they
10 with the cnnidcncrln irs virtues and wnn.
crfl curative pro critics / he following certlhchtr
,cIrc,ed iiumu lage number. are. however. srohLs.
test, nony tina the me,c vor of tho proprieor.;
r. nlI fr, gentlemen welt 80, in their localities
,pd Il IN tirn.,r r.-... 's,..y my them ~rs
IN the .i.1 al Ri-#u.5.' We.
+ Boy e. -. .. ihc IL .mrc Hotel acf
4.aa.,- ,vat, whore saw. b., las the Medi
ne cdled CATERS SPANISH Mixture administered n
,,.r I dred cusrs 70 ueat the diseases for which
1t i. fecamu cnled with the most astonishing good
cult. lie say. il i. the rxtrnyrdnsry medicine he
has ever scrr.
AQqe and Fcpcr GREAT Cure hereby certify that
o ttt, yrar. had Ague aud Fever OF of the most yio
len, description. hnd several Physc took large
! wauttes vl q mime, Mercury, aud | believe all the
toncs u,i, ctsel hut all without any permanent
lief. At last | trol Carriers Spanish Mixture, tive
! bottles at whrh eifecua !, red NJ. aud | happy
! to Al, nave Ind either Chills Fever since
sllrr the best Tonic in the world and the only medi
! Inc thai ever reached ms case. JOHN LONGDEN
Denver Dam, urnr Richmond, Va
= Il. Luck, Esq uow ia III, hmond, and for many
ye,rs i'm the Posi- hce has such conf rnce in the u
,unisl ,lcucS of Carter Spanish Mixture, that h.
A. tough UPWARD. OF % haiiics when he its givci
~nyrot afflicted. Mr. Luck says be has never Luunt
| no ftI !, hen taheu arcnrlinp Ia dircciion
DR. Niogr II practising Physician and formerly al
the Civ Hotel. Ia the cy of Richmond, SAYS he -
r,..c1 in number of instances the ,tera o. Carter
Spanish Mixture which were mos, trulv surprising H.,
say. in rpse of Con.unn tinn ,lepcn.nt On me, Liver
| the sood ,acc,s Wen, wonderful ind..d
Samuel NJ p,inker. u, the firm of Drnker & Mo ris
| ferdinand vn. cnrcd of liver ConpInnt of \ ye,,. .
,aniin h ,hc ,,sa ,y bn,,l.. If Ea,tars SAITH
| Ni,,nr.
| 80, t,re ,f S.o,;,, Thu ,Ji,o,s or rho Ricl
rond Renhlicon had ssr,an, e,nnny,d in .heir rre.
,n,n cut,d of yi,ent Scr,i,ln comb ned with Rbeu
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

INllE subscriber "ould respectfully call the Httrn-
ton of those wishing To make their friends pre-
for Chris or Ne" ica at sill be priced above
diamonds call nj gallery nnl select from nj nrgc
of JcweIry and Fancy ods, ilst received
tor the orcusi"n, nj prices 10 ,u IN" tmeA and hive
them file with onr OF one his in 'mnitthe PREMlt VI
DEGHFSREOTNfE$. Rcmemhrr thlt GlliBS bore
81 III lie nnlrn Ly III, fra premium OYER competitors
tie lnte Fair- nj Petersburg aud Rirhmond; which
i 4uhrcnt guarantee hat his - the pla hnvr
your image transferred rqua To mt So without much
ndu. along rilronds. in yuur carriages, ON
all nc received alike, nui You Will find pcpty OF
room gop fire and every hing make yan comfortable
while wniti' time of sitting. In rNe,y caSc en-
tire satisfaction given--ur no clargc made
At the sign of The Alag E. GIBBS.
tR- al nnpnra ndverti.ine for M will cnpy.
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GAS. GAS!. GAS!.

DERSpNS wishing thHr houses fitted for hur-ine
L Gas III find strong inducements offered, b,
applying the subscriber. have good w"rtncn and =
superior stork of materials. A q. DABNEY
\. All order. G,r fitting up Tobacco Factories
ised within xt days, payment will not be required
hrnir the lst of juno, $50
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MERCHANDIoE.
SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOOD

- The subsefib.r. sre now opening Tor Inspection
their SECOND SUPPLY of reasonable Goods, recent
~ purchased b, their senior partner IN New fofk'
shich added to their September purchase makes ihe
stock very ul and Of the mo.t attractive
in tins embracing all the newest ylcs OF LADIES
DRESS GOODS. il SlSs, >atns NaeneBs, hOuslin,
Merinos Sc. LAdes' Velvet satin aud Cloth Cl"oks
r.lmas trench En,broder great variety, among
which rich oi Maltese Lace and Muslin
Sleeves IA Collars. general assortment ~ Cloths,
Cassmeres and Vestings toi gentlemen avy stDeh
Of Servants Gonds such Fuled Lasess. Snttinets,
Paid Lnd.rys and Blankets. Carpets, Rugs, Crunb
C,oth- aud Doo Mats. Together with all goods he
longing t,tte Dry Goods trade many al wi have
been lut based for uurh less than they could tsve been
had ea,1y the .sb-un. All of which they deter
mined . sell low aud only ask examination is all
thew ak To insure satist rotun.
NOV I3.dt. JOHN T. DAVIS n co
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I,KESul GARDEN SEEDS

~ u 81 hitNi
l. SUPPLY FOR lSj5.--Landrcth's celebrated Gar
den Seeds warranted hcsh AMI genuine. The Stock ia
large ana embraces every kind o Veg table Seed usual
y wanted; consisting. in part of cur!y SIN week Sna
arg, Lima Beans extra curl, Peas, Onion Sets, Cub
bales. Celery. Sal.afy Rnd-hes Tomattoe, &c &c--
Also, few choice Flower Weeds.
iandrcth's Cnialdpue an Almanac. with directions
for planting aud CULTURE, be hal gratis For sale by
JOHN H. SEAN & CO.
C,I7.ts Druucista.
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-sA1 NEW GOODS Ia
4 NRESH ARRIVAL, for FALL, Il WINTER

Il Next Door heluw O. Mofse'- Houh Commission
Store aud immciiately opposite the Wnrwich House.
TIN subscriber hn, gust received his supply Of FALL
sud WINTER GOODS which consist of boot. shoes,
HAT. AID CAPS I uuk-, Nulices. Ctrprt Bugs &C. 81
Ills goods OF the hate. silrs and were ma G
expressly or.ei 10y tn best Manufacturer in Pbiade
hin. which cry funds unrjyaed in the manntuct of
Boots nnd Shoes, mud, safely add Hans and Caps
runk-, Nal,ce- anl Ca-pet Bags. by making my
purchase late than sual, when lew buyers were ia
market and Goods ierng lower prices am rnubled
I" of' bargains taat can b. appreciated. | would
lrcfully invite exl'ainaton If my Siock by al
wartng good cheap and f>hanab Guod4i ia my line
no 2i-ats SAM'L d RCM6OuGH, Act
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Large Stock New Goods at Cost for Cash
IL LII I.EWIS

! consequence ol bad health. am compelled to guit
1 business, and al from thus dhy .e all OF my splendid
stock OF rnrev goods Tor cash,l any summer
goods on hanu viii Il. off red pt much less ihnn
COST w stock i large and desirable: consisting o n
APPENDED assortment oi La tie Dres. Gonds, me Mn
lies. Hgsirry 81 y :. oh.ws pian Is mex Silks, Nc
Al-o splendid stock OF Fine Cloth Csssmeres, Plush
and 9TH ,tiugs, Fine Sca.ts, Cravnts and Packet
handkerchief, taeethcr with splendid assorn en-;
of staple Pord. shy Blankets fuiled Goth. Cas'ue1
Lin-e,., Bienc. I'd and Bro Cotton, Irish Linens.
flaaGcls, Checks, 81,
MOI, particularly invite "lin want OF good bargains
and good goods glse ne chi am determined IT.
close them B.. .peedil, ms os.ihe.
- on,. y. II. LEWIS.
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TOBACCO sCKEWS, ELATNEKs,
l. MILLS and FlNluRES, FOX SALE.-On
consignment, bc sold bargain, Il entire
Fixtures Screws fniuets Mills Prrsse.. &c bclong,
ing 10 an extensive Tobacco Manufacturing establish
mcut the whole of hirn have been used but short
time, nnd embrace all the lntest improvements The
owner having determined to great Inducements
will be offered purchasers the most favorable terms,
il immediate application be made
marl IL VA. II NOSBY. Auctr
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TOBACCO WOULDS, BOXES, &c
l. shall be prepared in few days to furnish Tobacco
Moulds and Boxes of all kinds, which wi be
ed TO equal any manufactured in the State. Having
near 2n0, 900 feet of thoroughly seasoned White Oak
Box Plank hand manufacturers can depend getting
seasoned boxes from | will also order bill,
of Oak timber, and will keep lnud Fence PUNK pail
ings Rails, &c.
Thankful for past favors hope TO receive share oil
pulic patronage.
tY-SHop.-In the Of Warwick Mil.
ian 26.d2m CURTIS EAMES.
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A CARD

1--WE snls,rihef cturus TIM ks IN his patron. ard
i hicnds Tor the liberal ialrbnaRs be ioxrd On Tim
since he commenced the Boak business Ia thi. place,
and commend. to their confidence his .ucce..or.-
NlhansS Hooper
i,paqu r. A. WILLIAMS.
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW CONCERN.
WILLIAMS Il HOOPER,
DEALERS IN
Rocks. Stationery and Fancy Goods.

LIME sibscr her. have a day formed a phrtnef-
l. ship for the rurPose al conducting, in all il.
bra inches the Book, statouer, and Fancy business IN
the large granite building, doors above the Newell
House and opposite the Warwick They will keep
.tantly bai d iafge supply Of Mu,e. Pianos. Aeeof
,lisns mud mahy other musical Instruments, Ia which
They earne.tly invite the attention Of cir fiend and
The public H. A VII LlAMs,
Is. =. HOOPER.
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y lNG- he undersigned has Jus received from
the northern cite, splendid and we'll selected Stock OF
the above othing, and
GENrLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
and fhttcring himself they canuut BE- surpa ssed in
behniy and sty,c by 81 n'Hr establishment in tbs
cuy, hc caves ii to the public and his friends II
Judge Tor themselves; them that he will se
great h"tgtrs. udhering strictly the Quick
sales ID small profits Come ind al.
raf3O-3m Nj GUGGEAHEIMER,
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
IN HiiDS n. o. q r Suga,.
~ 10 bis Coffee aud Clarified Sugar,
30 boxes md bbs. Loaf Crushed, aud Pul
'crized Sugar,
100 lurt Rio and Lnguiia Coffee.
20 lugs SUPERIOR Old .'4ya Coffee,
Is hFds. Cubn nu T. Il. Molnsses
20 bbs. y. q. Mola>,es,
30 tons Bur Iron, assorted,
do. Hoop mud Band do,
do BIisterd Sue
dc. Cast aud Shear do,
10 000 lbs Bacon,
200 Sides Sol LeatHeI,
IS do. Black Upper do,
40 dor. Chill Skins,
20 Pink Ii ing do,
10 Sheer Skins,
1000 bales Cotton Yum,
10 Bales Osnaburgs.
so Boxes Sperm and Adamanttne Candies,
50 do. HULA Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap.
10 do Starch.
400 kegs Nails. 3 TOGO ny,
10 W.T. mills
Is bbs I nncrs' OIL
40 uns Peruvian Gnapo
900 sacks Salt.
PLAID, Blecchel mud Brown Domestic Calico Linen
Drill Bed Cords md Plough Lines Win low Glass and
Pouy, Copperas, Alu Mndder and Indigo, Pep,.er
Ginger md Spice. Srades Shpyel. Trace and Hate,
Chains, Manure and Hay Folks Boots Shoe, and Hats
For sale, or exchange Tor country Produce. accomo
lating terms. Gap 2lts) JOHN HOLLINS.
INOK SAUE--(ln Inc srronfi. hnrd X Sou nn,i pi,nn
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Doctor HooFTANDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS.


prepared by DR.. {. NJ jackson, German Medicine
Store, No 100 Aret door below xth. Phualn
Their power the above diseases is exc"ll,i
il equailed, by any otl'r preparation in the United
States the attest in ~any after shlltu
physicians -ad TITLED.
Tn,se Bttrrs worthy hi attention OF Invalid,
Possessing virtues in The rectiicatiup of the liver
Hac lesser glands exercising thu searching power
ia weakness and Affect the digestive organ, they
vital ceuain and pleasant
FIKGISIA TESTIMONY DIR J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va. FEB 9th, 1852. said: II am entirely Of the
German Buffers. They have become al the rage Moth
ing lse SELLS
The Tenth Legion, published at Wood took va.
said, Jan 10Th 1870: "A Great Med clue We iayr
uniormly rcirBined from recommending To the pubic
OF the patent medicines OF the das. unless
thoroughly convinced ot thtir ,a Among those
,u>taer wtthy ot motto, l. the Germ Ritirfs il
cntcd ~ Or. Hn' ftnd, aud tlrpaiei b, DR. cksnn,
lui.adephiu One instance in prltl, utr. which
he superior virtues t. medicine ave boon tr,tef,
las julien nn4,r Observer Daring TIC Ia,
met ct ". Atrin, Ctabiil o! Thu rrnut,. VA,
cry seriously az tied viii, .ivrr mpain, ate,
a. ing. IN vain lies, rpnrchaSe@ II BETH
nt tie Bittur. aud using il 50 mur D., -vea
of his distressing nlitdY Har he procurl nI'cr boz
lie und Is now restored - tired, cHltd =
.ey entirely eiuhie trpu ali IS, "a.
ing edients, aWay engther the system,
estate 1t,
For sale wholesale 10y Druggists in all Tin prin, pa
tics ard at retail by al ohc aries and ,orrk errer> NJ
every tow IN the United Siat-s.
Sold by d. r. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & CO,
an J. II. SEAY CO, Lynchburg, nj by dealers II
m, dicine every where. 's-pG "
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NIACHINE BETTING
Low Fare from LynchburgtO Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and after tho luth July, our 3oAts viii leave
I nrhute Tor Richmond, irweekly, viz; Tuesday,
Thursds 6 Saturday. directly after the ar
rival OF the Western Passengers from Lynchburg
two nights and one day the Boats; md those
VIII, hava business in Richmond without lossinl
time ave 81 So by ing hi. route. Eor Chuuotcs
Vile nj weekly coaches in s. ttsvile; leave
Luxembourg ut p m, arrive in Cha lontesve next lay
SPIN. BOYD, EDMUND \ DAVE NPOnT.
ul,
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DAINTs. GUS, Nc.--

Il 25en lbs Blske's Fire rront Paints
400 gallons Linseed Oil
90 do Spirits Turpentie. Also, white and
brown nc, ground in oil, Lewis White Lead. Copal
Varni.h, Paint Brushes Oonrs Of all kinds putty &C,
&C. For sale BY
mar29 is } II. SEAY g. co. Druggi.t,.
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LNOk SALE.--Onc second. hund Roscw uod rinno
L in good tune and repair; VIII be 80 Il very low #
c"ry appl c ton be made my Furniture Ware Rooms
mar1 & f. j. FNlkES.
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blank BOOKS! HANK BOOKS!

BLANK BOOKS! BLANK BOOKS!
DANNE & CHRISTIAN in receipt of IA
l. large assortment of
BLANK BOOKS,
Consisting Of Ledger, Journals Day Books and Meme
of various sizes equal in style and quality to any in
market and prices to suit tie times. Call before
purchasing csew here. mars Is
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS!
nASNE < CHRISTIAN have Just received the
\ following New Works.:
Memoir and Sermons of Rev VIM. J. Armstrong D.
D. edited by Rev Hollis Reod. Price 81.
Later Years,
Humanity in the City, by Chaplin
Things thpv in Americn. by Chambers,
life in the CeariAes the Bush, by Mrs. Noodle
Nile Stones in orr Life journey,
Maxim- Of Washington, by Sehro' dar,
Jay, Female Scripture Chnacters,
II e Sandwich Islands, with engravngs
General Notions of Chemistry,
The Orators Touch Stone,
Mensley,
Farmingdoe, by Caroline Thomas,
Lfe's Lessons,
TIE Nife's Victory by Mrs. Souhworh.
Cummings Lectures to the Seven Churches.
Chicora and other Regions ofthe Conquered and Con
querors,
A beautiful set of Scott Novels in - vols.
Irvng's " orls.
ian o6-ts
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I INEEiCOMPEAfN JAuNDlCE, nls-
Apepsa Chronc Nervous Debility Disease Il the
Kidneys, ard al disease, aiI>tng from Disordrrcd
Liver Stora c such Co.'S ;ipHtiou, Inward Pill.
Fune34, Blood To the Head Acluy of the Stomach,
Nnu Heartburn Disgust for God. funess weight
the Stomach. Sour Fluctuations Sinking nr Futtering
Mt the Pin OF the Stomach Swimming of TIM u nd, Hur
ried and dhctlt Breathing, futteriug the Heart,
ChuHking SuincHtirs Sensations when in Wing
turr Dimncss al Vision, Dots " chs before the sight
Fever aud Dul Pun ia the Hen. Deficiency ot Pers
pIa'i"n YcioNuess of the SKIN and Eyes Pain IN the
SIDE, Back Chest limbs, &c. Sudden Flu,heS OF Heat
burning il the Flesh Constant lmagining ol Evil ami
srat depression OF SPrts, lie cfectnnly cued BY
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COCHIN Al. = cerom Sver-e grey Hnndurps
| " for sale by GEO. b JONES n co.
mar9 IL Peicrsbrry
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SslaetI,ing Superior.

M cCoRkLE T. JONES vii have, in few days.
VI 20 sthat celebrated # g." Stick Li,.nic.
90 DO. do. Mass do,
To which they vie the attention of manufacturers.
mRy 80
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ChBUHG hhNUAD PLANIFR IL bags or
IL s'nls, rpa,fnnty e.. hand "a +. sue 10y
mar23- is. + SAEkETT.
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IiE highest price paid tp Ex change on the Ea stern
l. cities. by PETERS, Silence & co.
mug II dts
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-08
E a IN q a TER Led O. E r.
The Parliament Clnck

This clock, made by Mr.. Dent, was to
have been fixed in February last, but the
tower was not ready forit. The dials are
% feet in diameter. and are the largest
in the world with the minute hand. Eve.
ry half minuse the point Of the minute
hand will move nearly seven inches. The
clock will 60 eight and half days, and
strike for only seven and half, so as to
indicate by its sileuce any neglect in wind.
ing it up. The mere winding of each of
the striking parts will probably take two
hours. The pendulum is Is feet long.
The wheels are Of cast iron. The hour
bell is feet high, and above o feet in
diameter, weighing from IA to 15 tons.
The weight Of the hammer is cwt. The
largest of the mere quarter bells is about
the size of the great bell of st Paul's,
which weighs 5 l-2 tons. The clock, as
whole, is sail to be as large eight times
as full sized cathedral clock. The main
works will be on the top of the great frame,
which is trussel girden frame 10 inches
deep (ike the gir,lers of the Crystal Pal
ace, resting on two walls IL feet apart.
which come right up from the bottom Of
the tower.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-08

copies OF the most interesting, such as COM
missions, instruction, and letters TO the
Governors and the Grand Council, the
temporary aud agrarian laws, DC. have
also been permitted to use the original
extracts made by Chalmers from the Col
onial records from 1868, to the Revolution.
and on the basis of which he wrote his
political annals and revolt of the American
Colonies. These papers enable one not
only to corrert numerous errors in our his.
tory, but to add to it much that is new
and interesting.
u shall at present only mention two
points which l have ascertained. The
first relates to the Fundamental Constitu-
tions. Those which are published in the
statutes at large as the first set, are the
second. The first set was dated July 2I,
1869, and did not contain the clause relat-
ing to the introduction Of the form of the
Church Of England. They were fairly
engrossed on parchment, and were recev-
ed and subscribed by the settlers, as their
doing so was necessary to naturalization
and the tenure of lands. The second set,
dated March, 1870, was received in the
Province in February, 1878, and rejected.
The majority Of the early settlers were
dissenters from tho Church Of England
To letter to Mr.. Bancroft, Tin which
wrote minutely on this subject) he replied
that he considered it a discovery which
sheds food Of light on the long and
passionate strife between the Church fac
tion and the dissenters.'
"The other discovery is, that the first
arrival Of the English Colonists in this
State, occurred at Port Royal on the l7th
day Of MARCH,, 1870. This fact I have
found from MSS, which have been in our
midst since 1872"
1t was resolved, That the proceedings
OF this Society be published in the ejournals
ofthe city, and that the journals through
out the State be requested publish them
also.
The Society then adjourned.
F. A. PORCHER, Rec. Secretary,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-08
Carpets, OIL Cloths, 60,
At Low Prices for Cash!
George E. H. HYATT.

Nos. 444 and 446 Pearl Street, (near
Chotham,) NetO- York,
HAS now in store, and is constantly re-
IL ceiving n wELL-AssoRTED Stock OF
CARPETS. On-CLoTHs. &C., to which he
invites public attention, believing that an
examination of both quality and prices. will
prove satisfactory to Merchants and to
Purchasers generally, who buy for Cash.
His Stock consists Of
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY g. BRUS.
SELS CARPETS, IN NEW DESIGNS;
SUPERIOR ENGLISH g. AMERI-
lCAN 3.PLY, AND INGRAM
CA r p PETS;
Comprising many New Patterns, made en-
pressly for first class trade. Also,
Twilied and plain Venetian Hall and Stair
Carpets. Oil Cloths in widths from to
"a feet, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic
Tufted and Common Hearth Rugs and
Door.mats Of different sorts. Table and
Piano. Covers of Choice Patterns. 4-4
Sd and Cd Plaid and Plain Mattings.-
Window Shades Of desirable styles
Stair Coverings, Stair Rods, and all other
articles usually kept in Carpet Stores.
HE Is ALSO AGENT FOR SELLING
Carhart g. Nye's Power Loom Three-ply
and Ingram Carpets, rs well as Barber's
Auburn PrisoD-made Brussels 3-ply. Ingram
and Venetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will be fairly represented to
purchasers. and sold at fair prices.
July 20, 24-ly.
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nulss for Rutter Making.

The Massachusetts, Committee on Dai.
ries says: "Your committee having had
much experience in butter making, offer
the following rules as the result of their
experience. The newer and sweeter the
cream, the sweeter and higher favored
will be the butter. The air must be fresh
and pure in the room or cellar where the
milk is over 80 hours. Keep the cream in
tin pals or In stone pots, into which put
. spoonful Of salt at the beginning, then
stiF the cream lightly each morning and
sveping this viii prevent It from mould.
ing Of Acuring, churn rs oflen as once 9
week, and as much onener as circumstan-
ces viii permit. Upon chufning add the
cream upon all the milk in the dairy.
Use nearly an ounce Of salt ~ pound
Of butter. Work the butter over twice TO
free It from buttermilk and brine, before
Jumping and packing. Beware that Il is
entirely free from every particle Of butter
milk, and twill keep as long as desired.
In Scotland, syphon q sometimes used
toseparats the milk from the cream Instead
OF skimming the pans.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hollotray's Ointmu nj and Pills have effect.
ed another wonderful cure Of sore legs.
Anthony Harrison Scard, Of Mar,insburg
Virginia, was n sufferer for twenty-eiyht
years, from sore legs, so bad at times, that
human nature could scarcely bear it. as they
were covered with wounds and proud flesh.
His friends had given up all hopes of his
ever regnining the use Of his limbs, as he
was in so pitiable n state, the more espe-
cially as the Doctors told him it was con-
slitutional. Having heard from several peo
pie, the good effects Holloway's Pills had
produced in cases Of this nature, he made
mp his mind to give them a trial after
using them for few weeks, he felt much
better, and by continuing them for two
months and half, he was perfectly cured,
after being % years cripple, and consider
ed beyond human aid.