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6slsATESI
Just pubIshed-I Noe Discovery IN
McdiCine.

Just published-H New Discovery in
Mcdicine.
A few words OH the Rational Treatment,
without Medicine, Of Speunstorrhea or Local
lPeakncss, Nervous Debility, Low Spnits, Las
studc, Weakness Of the Limbs and back, Indis-
position and mcapacity for Study and Labor,
Dullness OF Apprehension, Loss OF Memory, a.
version to Society, Love Of Solitude, TimiGity,
Self -DistruSt, Dizziness, licad-ache, Involuntary
Discharges, Pains in the Side, Affection of the
hycs, fimples, on the Face, Sexual and other
Infrmitics in man. go
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR.. B. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming com
plants may easily be removed without mcdiciue
-, Ill this small tract, clearly demonstrated; and
the entirely new and highly successful treatment
as adopted hy the Author, fully explained, bv
means of which every one is enable Ell to cure
himself perfectly, and at the least possible cost.
avoiding thereby all the advertised nostrums OF
the day.
Sent to any address, gratis, and post free in
sealed envelope, by rcmittnc, post paid, two
postage strmps to DR.. B. De Lancy, No. II, Lis.
prnaId Street, New York.
Oct 3. 'J5 81 "
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mn. EsIroRs-- Please announce Mr.. X. G.
Billings as caRdidate for Sheriff at the NEXT
election, and obiige, MANY FR,Ksps.
Mn. EplroR - Please announce Mr.. / N
Crockett as a candidate for Colonel of the ,oi :.
Regiment, s. G. Militia, which Office is made
vacant by the resignation of Col. Price, and
obligc,
MANY FRIESDs AND yorEns,
Ma. EDIroa:-Plcase announce Mai. Jno. E.
Hutledge as candidate for Colonel of the els
Regiment s. @. NJ, (Coi Price having resigned,
and oblige,
MANY FRIENDS.
hR. EDIroR.-Please announce Mr.. Raleigh
Hammond as candidate for Tax Collector.
And oblige, HIS FRIEsps.
mr. EDrroR-Please announce William Rob
ertson as candidate for Tax Collector and O.
bligc HIS Fp,rxns ,
Mr.. EprroE-Plcasc announce Major John
W. Nisbet as a candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election, and oblige, ~9.
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LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.

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of their papers. the publisher can continue
to send them until all arrearagcs are paid.
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they settle their bill, and order the parcr
discontinued. q.
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place without informing the publisher, and
the paper is sent to the former direction.
they nre held responsible. .
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10 take newspaper from the Office, or re. !.
moving and .earing il nnenlied for, is prima
faced evidenre Of intentional fraud.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER Dis1Ricr. e
O6ice Court Of Common ISleas. {


Whereas. an inquest OF Escheas hath beenrc4
turned into this Office, whereby il appears, that
John j.. Sanderson, hate Of Lancaster district
>. g., who was born in A Ireland, in
the Kingdom Of Great Britain, and died on the
nirSetcenth day ofApil, In the yearlA. ID. IS4s,
was seized and possessed AZ the line of his
death, OF a lot Of Land, situated in lancaster
District, in the State aforesaid, on the branch
waters of Bear Creek. bpaDded on the South
by lands Of WIN McHcnha, on the East by lands
OF Minor Clinton ON the North by laj,ds OF Mrs.
Amelia Villincs, and on the West by che Cam-s
den Road, containing one h,indrcd and forty.
eight acres, without having IN his lfc time made
any disposition thereof, and Mithoat lesgipg any
person who can legally claim the same. Now,
in pursuance Of the directions OF the act Of as.
seInbly, in snch case madc AMI provided, tIc
Heirs OF the said John H. Sanderson, or others.
claiming under him, (ifany there bet dre here
by required 10 appear and make elaiin uithitt
eighteen months nom the date hereof. 4,
Witness my hand at Lancaster Court House.
tlis 7th day Of Maya. d. 1885. ~ =
- 49, JOHN "A, STEwMAN,
Cik g. g. Pos.
Nay s,'5S. Ia--o ana en- y sfss
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II e a d Q uarters
2lst Regiment So. Ca. Militia.

- October %, 1886. o.
In obedience to an order cminating from
brlgadier General w. J. Taylor, IN election
will be held at the different parade grounds
m the District on Saturday the 9Th of Deer
next for Colonel Of the 2lst Rcg't, to t!l
the vacancy occossioned by the resignation
of Col Price. Polls to open at IL O'Clock !
r. N. and close at 3 p. N. Managers will
meet Mt Lancaster c. II. on the monday fol-
lowing md CONT the votes. -fr' -
by order Of Lieutenant Colonel J. Fun
derDuEk, Commanding - ..,.. .r.. &. .-y. o..
JOHN n. CROCKETT, ~
AdJt 2lst Reg. s. c. NJ.
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"To the pure all things are pure"

"To the pure all things are pure"
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.
From the cradle to the grave, adapted cx.
clhsively to her instruction in the Phvso-
logy of the System. and nj! the diseases Of
her Crrtical Periods.
BY Edward n. Dixon, M. d., Editor of
the ScalPcl of consulting and operating sur.
geon- author a Treaties on the early de-
cay of the American Women Diseases of
the Sexual System &c., Sc, &c, 49,.
Th svoiume was written for the sole Oh.
ject Of afIording woman the meyns of in
siruc,ing hcrself.in Knowledge of the laws
OF life and health, peceliar to he physical
structure: an acquaintance which is indispe..
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truth felt and appreciated by every intelli.
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proportion Of American women, instruction
Of the kind impaired BY this work il very
impcrfcc,ly understoOd-of the imperative
necessity of such knowledge. there cannot
exist doubt in the mind Of any woman of
mature years. ..,
This book was not written for the Mrd-
ca! profcssion, nor is it designed to make
woman her own physician, but simply to in
form her of these general laws governing the
female system which every woman ought to
be acqu. .inted with. a-
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receipt Of price. Address -
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25 DOLLARS REWARD,

fS The above reward will be paid for the
"A delivery TO myself or the lodgcmcnt in
-N-nny Jail, of my fellow Bob, who left my
premises on the 25th of April. The sud boy
is black, stout built, about 22 years old, about
. feet or 10 inches high. lie is well known
by the name OF Bob PcIam.
will also pay twenty-five dollars for salts.
factory proof against any one who may harbcr
him. JOHN NJ FAIIENER
York district, S. G.. l3tf
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LET us REASON TOGETHER
H0LL0W WAYS PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK!

Ii has been the lot Of the human race to be
weighed down 10y disease and suffering. Hol.
lowoy's Pills are specially adapted to the relief
OF the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE
and the lNFlRM, of Nil clhncs, ages, sexes, and
constitutions. Professor Holloway personally
supcrimtcnds the manufacture of his medicines
in the United States, ard offers them to q FREQ
and enlightened people, as the best remedy the
world ever produced for tAc removal of dis.
nlSps
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Baltimore, July lst, 1858.
All Tickets or Certificates ofPackages Of
Tickets, in The Lotteries authorised by the
State OF Maryland bear the Autographed
signature Of +. y. Brennan, General Agent for
the Contractor, and any others are frauds.
Owing to numerous applications from
all parts of the country. the management
will give their attention to the filling of or.
ders for Tickets or Certificates, in the Mary.
land Lotteries.
Persons Mt distance may confidently re-
ly upon having their orders for Tickets
promptly filled, and the strictest confidence
observed
The Lotteries nrc drawn dniIy in public
In the City of Baltimore, under the superin-
tendcnce "fthe State Lottery Commissioner
Heavy Bonds are given to the State MS ST..
curity for the payment Of all Prizes he
prices of Whole Tickets are from q to $40
Half and Quarter Tickets in proportion.
There are never less than 23,OO Prizes in
any Lottery, which Prizes vdrv i'm amonnt
from s 70 100000, according to the price
of the Tickets. For instance
When the price Of Tickets is 81 the high
est Prize il about $4,000. When the price
of tickets is 81 the highest prize is about
$l0,0O0. When the price of tickets is So
tie highest prize is about 10000 When
the prize "f tickets is $40 the highest prize
is about 10000. When the price of tickets
is $40 the highest prize is $1,000. With
numerous prizes of $4,000, $4,000 81, 1000
$500 s 100, &c.
Persons can remit us any amount from I
dollar upwards, that they wish TO invest
on receipt of which we forward its value in
Tickets in the Lottery designated by the
purchaser. or, if none be designated, then
some Lottery that will be drawn after the
buyer has got the ii, krt in his possession.
An official Scheme of the Lottery will be
sent with all tickets ordered, carefully seal
cd in an ordinary envelope. and on the day
the Lottery is drawn, the official drawing
will b" sent, together with n written expla.
nation Of the result Of the purchase. The
drawn numbers are also published in the
daily papers of the city of Baltimore, ard in
the Daily National In'ellscncer, Washing.
ton, ID. e.
a Circular containing all the schemes
will be- sent 10 any one by addressing The
| undersigned
Address orders for tickets to
FIX. Brennan,
No. 4, Calvert Street,
Baltimore,
Maryland.
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THE STATE 1F SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN @e co's'nOs Pieai 4

IN the Co's,aes Plead tsn,
wih.am Pardne, who is In tsie .tsI 81 OF
the Sheriff Of Lancaster Dist, by virtac l I writ
Of CapIas I'D Satisfaciendum, at the suit Of Sarah
u Easddge, having fled in my ofElee, together
with schedule on oath Of his estate and effects,
his petition 70 the Court Of Common Plees pray.
ing that he may be admitted 70 the benefit e.f
the Acts OF the General Assembly made Cor the
the said Saysh n EstHdeeand all other the cred.
Ross 70 whom the said VIM 3 Partize Il In any-
wise indebted, b, and they are eherebysammon-
ed md have notice % appear before the said
tputt a. lancaster coust House, on The 18th
day of October next, % shew cause n any
they can, why the prayer e. he petition a.
foreeaid shonld not be gfanica l12-3ml
{ Once OF Cofnnon Pleas, Laacastcs Dist.
ssas u isss "a sfEWnAH, crk.
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AGENTS, AGENTS AGENTS.

Persona aeeustoined % procure sabsefi.
beIs fos Books. hIeaszlncs. &c. or get up
clobs for newspapers, nfe requested 20 send
Us their names and address. and We will for
ward them, free of charge. aspecInes NOM
Der Of = publication, for which they viii md
ready sale; and we will allow them a con-
mission Of 90 per cent Cor their services.
!. BRADFORD q BROTHER,
No. 3. cOurllnnd 81, N. X
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NOTICE

is hereby given that application NiN be
nade to the Legislature Mt its next session,
to amend the charter of incorporation Of
Lancaster Village, so as TO confer upon the
Town Council, power to tax real and per-
sonal estate, to raise supplies to be expc,id-
cd for the benefit of said Village; and also,
for mole enlarged power TO collect fines i'm.
posed by Council. If AUG %
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Estate Sale.

BY order OF Jas. III. Witherspoon, Ordi-
nary, will be sold on the 2Ist Deer 1855, at
the late residence of James Adams, deed,
his whole personal Estate (except the me-
gro) consisting Of 2 Horses, Hogs, Wagon,
Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Bale Cotton, God Watch and
other property
The lands will be rented, and the negro
hired on The same day.
ELIZABETH ADAMS, Adm'x.
Dec. a, 1865, 43-3t prs fee I.5O
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FIRE. E.WQRKSI

INilE subscribers have received their Fall
l. Stock of Fire Works, comprising one
OF the largest assor,ments ever brought to
this city, which will be sold at low prices
for cash. Country merchants would do well
TO forward their orders in time, which will
be put mp with the greatest care. Assorted
cases, varying FROM 25 to 30 dollars, always
on hand.
Their stock comprises
Fire Crackers, Guild Chop, A No.. ]. ....
Roman Candles, !, ,, 3, /, 8. up to 10 balls,
white, ..
Roman Candles, /, ., 3, 4, 5, up to Is balls,
colored,
Sky-rockcts, from l OF. to ID.
Serpcdts, Pinwhccls, Trianglcs, Flower
pots.
A variety Of la.g ge pieces suitable for cx-
hibitions.
Won SANTEN g. BARUC.
2OS King. St, Charleston, s. c.
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Land for Sale.

Mrs. Eliza R. Curcton } In Equity,
vs.. Lancaster District.
Jas. E. Cureton, ct al. Partition.
In pursuance Of the decree of the Court
of Equity, In above ease, will sell at I.an-
caster c. H., on the first Monday, the 3rd Of
Deer 1855, the following tracts Of Iund be-
longing TO the Estate of the late Thos. X.
Currton, Esq, deceased; the White Tract,
situate on the Catawta river, and IL Mile
Greek, containing 274 acres, more or less;
bounded by lands of Estate DIR. G. l.. Ms
sey, the Dunlap Tract, and ]. e. Caldwell.
Also, 5l5 acres, more or less, on Waxhaw
Creek, of the dunlap Tract" bounded by
lands Of Miss Virginia Cureton, ). b. Mas
soy, c. u. Pelham, J. G. Caldwell, the White
tract and estate, DR.. q. l.. Massey. Those
tracts adjoln, aud wou!j make desi-
rable plantation, there is abundaet timber on
the White Tract for both places.
The Lands will be re.survcyed before
the day OF sale.
TERMs--A credit Of and 2 years, Bond
and good surety, with interest.
j. ii. WITHERSPOON, Com'r
Nor.T, 1855, 40 prs lee 1 so
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LIMESTONE SPRINGS
+ E MALE HIGH HOOL.

The exercises ofthe present term or this insti.
tuition win ciosc on Tuesday, Dcci llth. One
Of the Principals win leave for Yo kville on
Hielnes,lay, and reach Columbia Thursday,
and Charleston Friday, accompanying ,hose
young a'lies, whose irial'i may desire to avail
themselves Of this opportunity
The school win reopen Oh .Nonoay, Feb. 90,
1885. On the Monday pr, viol,S, one of the
P'mciptls VIII leave Charleston, and on Tues
day Columbia, and be happy to take charge Of
ally young ladies who may desire to return.
Noy%sl, IA 1t ~ - lE
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spa UI FA Ne;
OR, PARTS OF A LIFE ELSE UNTOLD
a Novel"

Il l.
In addition to this new feature, series Of
original sketches, songs and ballads, by g.
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Star" 10y J. VI. Field, arc among The induce
mcniS for new subscribers to commence with
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Besides the contributions and labor of tic
Ed tors, the Home Journal will contain the
Foreign and Domestic Correspondence of n
large list Of cOntributors-the spice of the
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a ldrcss. NORRIS g. WILLIS,
Editors and proprictors,
l07 Fulton street,
.... NeS York
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NOTICE..

The Students of Cain Creek Aeniieuy will be
eSin'ined on Friday the 18th inst. At the close
OF the Examination the following young gentle.
men viii deliver originalspeochcs: 81
Jas. McORKLE. Subjcct--The Sun.
BESJ, LIspsEY. i" Effects Of Light
81 ID, BELK. United States in
The J9tr Century. esa.s ~ s.t,,
J. III, CARLIsLk. ,SnLjeei--AIusic. L.
hBsALoM' 'cLAKK--Vpledictory Address.
J. T. X. FELIX.
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Class E.
Capital, $4,000.
25l prizes amounting to $4,000.
Only ue, 200 Numbers.

Tickets 80 90; Halves ~ SO, Quarters tI 25.
In this Scheme, IL you draw anything, ..
ven the lowest prize, Il wiil be five times
the cost Of the ticket. Prizes payable In
full without dsdgction. Every Pfizs drawn
at each drawing, and some person must
get them Orders s6ictly confidential
Drawings sent 70 csdes Registered letters
at my risk. Bills on all solvent Banks at
par.
Address, Jas y. WINTER Manager,
f40 StI Macon, Ca
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STATE OF S0UTH.CAROLlNA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Ia the Common Pleas.

%. =" "ee S"'t"to" N"". tr -H
Joseph Carter, who ID in the Custody of the
Sheriff of Lancaster district, by virtue OF writ
OF C.pias Al Sstisiaciepdu,n, at u,e suit Of Jas
r. llunts~, having filed in my Oiiice, together
with a schoduic ou oath, OF his whols estate and
effects, his pctitioa 10 the Common Plcas, pray
ing that he m,y he admitted 60 the benefit of
t'1 aets Of The Geeral .tssen,bly, male for the
relief of in1olvsnt debtors u Is ordered that
tic SAL J. T. iIIute-, and alI others tho crcdi.
t,rs tn whom the said Joseph Carter is in any.
wise indebted, be, aud they are hereby sum
"oned an'l bare notice to appear before the
said c"ut, at Lancaster Coun House, on the
third Monday in March next, to sl,ew cause, if
a"y they car, WAY tic prayer Of the petition A.
forcsaii siioull not be granted.
J. a. SrE,VMAN, Clerk.
Oncc Of Common Pleas,
Lancaster dit, No. 5, 1855. Al
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against the
Estate ol Llndy Walker de ceased are RI
qnesied 10 present them for payment, pre-
vious to the lst January next as on that
da: the Estate ill DO settled. This notice
will be plead in barto any demand presented
after that time.
AL persons indebted to the Estate are re-
qncsted to settle previous to Ist, January
1856. NANCY WALKER, AdLtx.
Il Ist January, 1856.
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NOTICE.

All persons having demands against the
Fstate OF Thomas Stevens deceased, are re.
quested to present the same previous tn
the lat of January next, as tho Estate will
be settled at that time. This notice win be
plead 10 bar to any demand presented after
chat time. 80 a,
All persons indebted to said Estate arc
requested TO set,ie the same previons 10
The ist' ofJanaary 1866. Those neglcctiug
TO doso will be sued. -
r Isl, Jan. GRIFFIN WALKER, Admr
.IS5 Oct. IL. ~ 3'S
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Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint.

Nearly half the human race have taken these
Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts of tho
world, that nothing has been found equal to
them in cases ot disorders Of the liver dyspep.
sia and stomach complaints generally. They
soon give a healthy tone to these organs, how
ever much derangcd, and when all ethc, means
have failed,
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Female Complaints.

No Female, Young or old. should be without
this celebrated mc,licine. 1t corrccts and reg.
uht"S the monthly courses at all periods, acting
in maHy cases Ike n charm. 1t is also the best
AMI sat|st mcdicinc that can DC given TO chill
drcn "t al! ages, anI for .tl.v complaint: cousc
qucmtly no family shoNf Sc without il.
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-Dcnl Williams O. wiic, Zaddock Perry,
cthl. dee cascd.
In pursuance of the decree Of the Court Of
Egnity made in above ,asH Jun,. Term 1855,
viii sell at lancaster { III. on the let M ~
day, tho 7th dly Of Janrary 1855, the fol.
iowiRg trects 0fiaad bclonnny lo "a .ddoek
Perry, deed, viz:
One sraet or parcel Of Land, No. !, con.
tanning 23i Rcfes more or less, adjoining
Lots OF Wm. "a. Moore, John Adams, &. B.
Jones il. X, Price. Est. T. Perry, Lot No.2
and the road 10 Camden.
Also. tract or p1rccl, No 2, containing
23b acres more or less, bouaded by tract
No.. .. Estate Of n. Perry, tract No. Q, and
the Camden Road. ~ lFg
Also trect or parcel Of Land. No. 3. con-
Gaining 28 acres more 0f less, bounded By
s.ot No. 2, Est. u. Perry. ~. Clinton, Jainea
alobiasen and the Camden Road. ',8
Those pafeets of Land are situated and
ndioin the village ef Lancaster on the South
and front or the Camden Road and run back
90 a. to ineiude . part OF The woods. There
are, some desirable buildipgs sites nm the
sams. - - =
Ai-o. 80 acres more or Less, bounded by
Bear Creek, LAnds Of NJ. Chn,os, Est Y.
Pcarsy. and IL r. Pslce. part IN woods, q
.conaidesabie portios good bottoms.
Also, 66 ,eres more or less, west OF Rear
Geek. boundgd BY Lands Of DR., WyEe, Ste.
phen AvlRians, NJ. Clinton. and Bear Creek,
partly in weQds and bottom Laad. - =, -
Tseas~-iS inonihs credit With Iat crest.
Boud with approved Sspeties aud q mort
g,ge, except ~ much cash az wiz pay coats.
J. 81 WrTHEBSpC0N, G. Sid.
: Deer 1855. $3-2t pa. ..fse $3.50