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PUR1FIcATIoH OF THE BLOOD


LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
The Citizens of the Union suffer much from dis
orders of the Liver and Stomach, scarcely any
free from the influences of these destructive
malades, hence life wears fast. The fair sex,
perhaps the most handsome in the world, up TO
a certain period when, distressing to say, many
loose their teeth and good looks while yet in the
hayday of life-such sad evils may be effectually
remcdied by continually keeping the blood pure
and the Liver and Stomach in healthy action,
when life will flow smootly, and resemble plants
in congenial cline, where an eternal spring ap-
pears to reign. AS it regards the preservation
of the human frame and the duration of life,
much may be effected, and i say fearlessly, that
health and life may be prolonged for many years
beyond the ordinary limits, if Holloway's Pills
are taken to purify the blood according TO the
rules laid down for health contained in the di.
rcctions which accompany each box.
a Case of Weakness and Debility of10
years standing, ,Ecured by Holloway's
Pills.
Copy of a Letter from Captain John JoInso,,,
IStor House, ". Y, Dated Jan. 5th, 1854.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, 3s, Corner of Ann
and Nassau Street, n. Y.
SIR:-It is with the most heartfelt pleasure
have to inform you that have been restored to
health and strength oy taking your Pills. For
the last ten years suffered from arrangement
of the Liver and Stomach, and was reduced 10
such an extremity that gave up my Ship, never
expecting to go to sea any more, as had tried
every remedy that was recommended to me, but
all to no purpose and had given myself up to
despair, when / was at last recommended to take
your Pills. After using them for three months,
the result is that am now in better health than
| have been for eleven years past, and indeed az
well as ever was in my life You quite at
liberty to make this known for the benefit of
others. remain, sir, yours respectfully
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills are wonderfully ef-
ficacious in the following complaints
Ague, Inflammation,
Asthma, Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints. Liver Complaints,
Blotches on the Skin, LuIn0ago,
Bowel Complaints, Piles,
Colics Rheumatism,
Constipation ofthoBow. Retention Of Urine,
els, Scrofula, or Kings Evil,
Consumption, Sore Throsts,
| Debility, Stone and Gravel
Dropsy, Secondary Symptoms,
Dysentery, Tic Doulourex,
| Erysipelas, Tumours,
| Female Irregularities, Ulcers,
Fevers of all kinds, Yenereai Affections,
! Fits, Worms Of ali kinds,
Gout, Weakness, from what
| Headache, ever cause, &c, &c.
| Indigestion,
80 SOLD AT THE EsTABLIsHMENT OF PRo-
FEssoR HOLLOWAY, 244, STRAND, (Dear
| TEsPLR BARI LoSDos, and also ri his House.
| IN NRw York Orders for Medicines in the
States, addressed, sJ. Holloway, New
York, will receive due attention. Sold 81
so by all respectable Druggists and dealers
in Medicines throughout the United Statra,
in Boxes at 371 cents. 81 cents, and 81 so
cents each To be had Wholesale OF the
| principse Druu Houses in Union
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HEAD QUARTERS,
COLUMBIA, Dec. 18th. 1854.

HEAD QUARTERS,
COLUMBIA, Dec. 18th. 1854. {
General Orders, No. /.
The following Gentlemen have been ap.
pointed Aids-de-camp to the Commander-in
Chief, with the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel
They will be obeyed and respected accor-
dinghy.
E. B. BRYAN.
J. DUNNOVANT, JR. ''
ST TGS. R..
w. J. GRESHAM.
w. p. DUNCAN.
J. Ii. MARSHALL.
J. r. SONDLEY.
r. Fl. MEANS.
J. GLOVER.
T. R. CLARKSON.
The Aids. de- Camp above named will equip
themselves and report for duty, either per.
sonal'y, or by letter, to the Adjutant and In
spector General, at 96 Depot, South Caro-
lima, by the 5th day of February next
The mem! crs of the General Staff, attached
to the COMMANDMENT Chief, are also rcquir-
ed 10 report as being equipped, as the law
Drescrlbes.
If either of the above named Aiis.de-
Camp, or of the General Staff, should ne
glect to report as above required, it will be
deeme refusal to accept, and the vacancy
will be Immediately filled by another ap-
pointmCnt.
by order Of the CoEmander-in-Chief.
r. G. NJ. DUNNovlNT.
Ajutant and Inspector General.
Gg Every paper in the State will copy
the above, and insert once, under the editori-
al head.
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Organized for he Encouragement and Gen
erdt Diffusion of Literature and The Fine
Arts on nep and original plan.
This popular Art Association is designed
to en-, ourage and popularize the Fine Arts,
and disseminate Wholesome Literature thro-
ughout tile country. A Gallary of Art is
permanently founded, and will contain a
valuable collection of Paintings and Statu-
ary, for the annual distribution of each year.
The best Literature of the day will be issued
to Subscribers, consisting of the popular
monthly Magazines, Reviews, &c.
The Committee Of Management have the
pleasure of announcing that the First An.
nual Distribution will take place on the 3Oth
January, inst at which tune will be distri.
butcd, or allotted 10 members, several hun.
dred Works of Art, among which is the
original and world.rcnowned statue of
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
9 CA A T a a q W y 4A HOUSE.
On Main-Street,

a tep rods South Of The Court House. :,
Ef THEabove named House has IN
1l been much enlarged and put Lii
in thorough repair and furnished anew,
and is now prepared to accomodate ali
those disposed to give it call. The sub
scriber makes no boasts but will simply
say that the Public shall be accommoda
ted in a style not excelled by any HOUSE
the up country.
ia. .HASSELTINE.
Lancaster, Feb IL If l
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n WORK OF INF I'M SHsEE isssE IN INTER ER EST EST
Notes on Due1s and Du-
elling.
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With Preliminary Historical Essay
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SURVEYING.

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Il on those requiring the services Of a
Surveyor, at any time, upon application be-
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Jan II
Special Notice,

A LII Persons having demands against
IA the Estate of Mrs. MARC AREI
FLETCHER, will please present them, and
those indebted will make immediate pay.
ment, to
JOHN U. INGRAM,
Administrator
,Jau. IL, 1855 At It
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Notice.

a LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of
IA Mrs. LEIGH for hire of Negroes,
will please pay Immediately, to
JOHN U. INGRAM,
Executor.
Jan. II, Al At
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England, Switzerland and Italy, with
MISS. J. c. GAMBLE.
OF PORTLAND PLACE, LONDON.
With the unpublished Correspondence of
MISS GAMBLE, MRS. GEoRG E GRorE, MR.. JOSHUA
BATES, (oF Barring BRoTHERs), THE EMPE-
RoR NAPOLEON, LORD PALMERsToN, MAR
QUts OF cAvoUR, Captain Pakenham, Count
of Nilette, Dr. Baker, Gu. s. Consul), Mr..
Kinney, (U. $. Charge D'Affairs), Mr..
liobson british Embassador), Timothy
Brown (British ConsuD, Baron dc B
(Russian Embassador), Count D'Orsay.
Fanny Elssler, Thurlow Weed, &c, &c,
&c.
The novelty and interest Of this cxtraor.
dinaiy publication may be judged from the
fact, that it is an undisguised revelation of
the Authors Courtship of Miss Gamble, the
great American heiress, and is full of .he
most romantic and amusing scenes and in
cldent, winding up with the Authors deten-
ton in an ltaiian prison. The distinguish
ed persons, both Of Europe and the United
States, who took part in this exciting and
mysterious drama, are all brought forward
with their private correspondence. The in.
credible and piquent devclopements of this
lively book must create u deep sensation
and command an unprecedented sale Th,
painful necessity Of this expose will be nd
mitted by all, when they come to see that
both the British Government us well as the
heroine herself, have constantly refused tc
repair the wrongs and injuries done to tn,
Author except by oilers of money, which h,
repeatedly nd scornfully refused.
Prize 81, aud 81 25.
J. &. DERBY, Publisher.
No. ll9 Nassau -sreet New York
Ion AZ az
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Brick for Sale,
BY ALEX. GREM.
BRICK MASON AND BLASTERER

The Subscriber has for sale, in the lower
part Of the District, near the residence Of
Capt. james M. Ingram, n supply of first
dollars per thousand. He takes this method
also Of informing his friends and the public
generally, that bel Is prepared TO do any kind
Of work in the masonry line, brick laying
or piastcring, at short nutice.
ALEX. GREM.
Oct. "A ss II.
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THE GREEK SLAVE,

BY HIRAM POWERS, costing over Five
Thousand Dollars, together with the beau-
tful statues Of VENUS, BACCANTE,
HEBE, FLORA and the DANCING GIRL
and fifteen Statuettes in Bronze, imported
from Paris; also, a large collection of OIL
PAINTINGS, comprising some of the hes,
productions of celebrated American and
Foreign Artists,
The Literature issued to subscribers con-
sisting Of the following Magazines:
liarpcr's, Putnam's, $, Knickcrbsck er, Black
woods, Graham's, Magazine of Arts, and
Godey's l.adys Book, and the Quarterly
Reviews reprinted at New York, Ednburg
Westminster, London Quarterly, and North
British.
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ESTATE SAbE

ESTATE SAhEs
BY order Of James ii. Witherspoon, ordi.
nary. viii be sold oa the Sist day of Janu.
ary 1855, at the late residence of Henry
Anderson, deceased, his whole personal es-
tate consisting Of several valuable and
Good Negroes,
one No. Wagner; Horses and Mule
Carriage, Wagon, Plantation Tools;
Household furniture,
Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Peas, aud
other property.
TERMS.--A credit Of IL months, with
Interest, Note, and good Surety.
ROBERT f. ANDERSON.
Administrator
Jan. Is, Is, 1855 Al at
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The Greek Slave!
Bacchante, Venus, Flora, Hebe. and the

Dancing Girl,
THE above celebrated Statues, together
Il with FIFTEEN STATUETTES IN
BRONZE, and sevcial hundred
Magnificent Oil Paintings,
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N. B.--L. 8. q Co. have recently published.
and have now for sale, the "PARMER'S
GUIDE" by Henry Stephens, Of Edinburgh,
and Professor Norton, Of Yale College, New Ha.
ven, complete ia 2 vols, royal octave, containing
1900 pages, Ia steel and 600 wood engravings
Price, In muslin binding, 90.
Jan. 10, 1856. ~
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! Sandusky.
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Superb Grandte Buildings have been erect
for it, and in wnose spacious saloons the
splendid collection Of ofStatuary and Paintings
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Lancaster C. H, Jan. is, 1865 a. a.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-02

HEAVY RoBBEhY.-A gentleman who resides at
Valley Forge, Pa was robbed on Monday afternoon
in tie Norristown cars, OF a yalse containing
small amount of clothing, anu certificates of stock
amounting to $20000
NEW ORLEANS IN DANGER OF AN OVERFLOW
Fears are entertained in New Orleans that when
the Spring rains begin to descend the immense
quantity of snow which has fallen on the upper
Mississippi and its numberless tributaries sh all have
melted, the city will be in danger of an over.
kow.
Greeley, of the New York Tribune, offers 10 give
800 to any charitable object that Miss Laura Ed
monds may designate, if she will spiritually describe
the situation and circumstances OF DR.. Name and
company, in manner that future advices shall
show to be correct.
D. G. Ramsay was recently arrested In Nash
vile, Tenn, on the charge of abstractng money
from letters directed to his employers He gave
bail In the sum of "a 600.
An eagle, with bell attached, few over Stam-
ford, Conn, last week, at elevation of 900
ieet and the srial Naturalization distinctly
heard below.
The Lutheran Synod of South Carolina, at Its re-
cent session. concluded to remove their Seminary
from Lexington, 8. C., to some more eligible loca.
tion.
Grant Thorburn has settled himself apparently
for his life In town of Winsted, LitchfeId
ty, Ct and amused himself by writing ,letters to
the Mountain County Herald" published in that
town
PIETY AND NEW CLoTHEs-Eew clothes make
| some people very pious For whole month after
| a certain Mics obtained a new maniilla she ap
| peared in church three times Sunday.
II Ia stated that In the warehouses at Aberdeen,
Miss, there are "a 900 bales of cotton, waiting for
| a rise Ia the Tombigby TO be sent to market
q Edwards Lester 10 said to be the Helen Dhu
Rur oh Know
| Ing novel He 10 getting up the new lie oi Sam
Houston.
Tho animal election In New Hampshire takes
n,aca on Tnesday, March 13 The friends OF John
p. Hale. are figuring for his return to the U. o.
Senate
Major u M Kew, Democrat announces himselfa a
candidate for Congress In the Chattanooga Distrct
| Tennessee.
We see that the Sheriff Of Ramsey county, Min.
pesota. charged $500 for hanging one indlan.
high priced luxury of extreme civilization.
| MIR. Abiiah Ely, wealthy and respectable eiil.
,en of Hiphstown, N. died last week OF ioek9a"
caused by the bite oil a dog'
| Al Little Rock, Arkansas, they are covering
houses with slate procured from quarry near 'ns'
place.
| On Monday theoil mill of Hays T. Fainter @ az a.
p,,,shurg was destroyed by fire. Loss So.ooo' io-
| surance S30O0.
Prescott has ,ss Rsise cf Phillip the second
will be published In three volumes
Naw couuterfei, $5 bills on the North Western
Rank Of Virginia are In circulation In Pittsourg.
Iudee Myers siate associate judge OF Delaware
connts Pa. was found drowned last week 10
creek.
Out.iders pay ten cents for admission TO the Gin
cinnAh Police Court.
The Queen Of Naples vas safely delivered Of
princess On the 2ia ult.
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NEW BOOK RINDERY,

2il BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
w have now open in connection with
p',I,, our Book and Stationery Establishment, Il
ny, and have employed the beat workmen
y O3 Lao' and we are now prepared to execute Bind
trt - ~ NJ nslin. Parchment Turkey, Morocco Russia
'g.Yet and al kinds Of Fancy Work; also, Cigar
NI,s a rofte Monnaies, Jewellers Trays, kc.
@ iIat ps and bootmskeTs Labels in gold or silver
~I1atheI mar ahutactured at the shortest notice.
tUb iaus BOOKS ruled and made to any pattern.
-, 'e are also pref pared TO Emboss and Gid Muslin
WIZ iof Publishers at low prices.
AS the eud Of the year is at hand persons having
E n'aEeHaea snd Pamphlets on hand would do well to
@ u theh 10 aud have them bound and thus pre-
d. l6 uAtSpDI ~ - a.
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Correspondence Of the Daily Dispatch. !
FIRES IN FLUvANNA COUNTY.
PALMYRA, Fluvanna Co, I
R.L

IALMfHA, FIuvAunH GO
February &C. 1855.
Two fres have occurred within the last four or
nve days In this immediate neIghborhood.
On the night OF the 2lst lost the stable of Mr.
h'chsrd l. Cooke, was destroyed together with
three very valuable horses. The impression pre-
walls that the stable was set on FIRE by an incen-
diary.
Last night, 0he 25th,) the barn of Mr. John B.
omohundro was destroyed, with its contents, con-
sistins OF some fifty bushels of wheat and some
farming utensils. The origin of this Are Is an
known Yours
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NAGUERREOTYPE JEWEJRY-

IL J. W. WATSON has just received large and
magnificent supply of DAGUERREOTYPE JEW
ELRY. Tie hGes! collection in this city, which will
5- Sold very low
Those who msy wish to purchase Gold Lockets.
Breast Pins &c. and have their Pictures put in the
same, Will trd II grestiy to their interest by calling
o1 the subscriber.
Also. large aud handsome assortment of Fancy
Cases Frames &c, in which be will place his never
t=Cus Pictures, and warrant them TO give satisfac-
,.uD. J. w WATSON,
nh It's No 10 Main straet Richmond. Va
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CONTRACT FOR RAILROAD IRoN.--The Cincinnati
Wilmington and Zanesville Railroad Company
have contracted with the Crescent Iron Works at
Wheeling Va, for 1900 tons of iron rail, being a
sufficient quantity to lay the track from Lancaster
to Zsnesyie Ohio.
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PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR. The recent action OF the
convention of the two Houses of the Pennsylvani
Legislature is virtually indefinite postponement
of the Senatorial election, and gives Gov. Pollock
the power of appointing Senator to act until an
election is had by the next Legislature
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GROCERY AND FEED STORE.

= = nv u uNN<1 htIIIIOu % NUIUUVl kIIY
business 10 future on the cAsh system exclusive
II believing that is for the interest Of beth purch
and sci er 1t affords opportunity to sell goods
d. small pTohts. intend 10 sell groceries at srnalls
grshts I wish those who hsve been doing busn ass
with under The old system TO continue to do SO
ulder the new. | keep constantly on hand general
.ss5rHe ent Of Family Groceries Wines Liquors; and
s. So FeeG-brsn, Shorts, Corn and Meal and goods
delivered any where in the city free ot charge
GEO. W. Brady
ROOMS FOX RENT Apply TO subscriber above
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The undsrsi sHed, under the name and firm of r H.
MAURY y co, will continue the EXCHANGE
sROKFRAGE snd COLLECTION business, hth-
s,to conducted by Messvs Maury Morton.
X. ii MAURY,
J. x ALLEN,
j. L. MAURY,
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LoNGEvIrY-The Baltimore Patriot learns that
there are five old ladies (ssters) now living in the
eastern part ofthat city, all widows, whose united
ages number three hundred and sixty five years
The Oldest is over eighty, and the youngest in her
sixty -ftth year.
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military company, called the Oak City Guard,
has been organized in Raleigh. Colonel Walter
Gwynn was invited to take the command, but he
declined and Charles C. Scott was elected