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NOTICE

is hereby given that application will be
niadc to the Legislature at 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 faise supplies to be expend-
ed for the benefit Of said Village; and also,
for more enlarged power 10 collect fines i'm
posed by Council. II Aug ~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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Erysipelas, Salt Rheum
g. Scorbutio HuInors.

No remedy has ever done so much for 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 Erysipelas, can long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled
over many parts of the globe, visiting tho
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment,
giving advice as to its application, and has
thus been the means of restoring countless
numbers 10 hcalth
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PAY. UP PAY UPII

A LII persons indebted to the firm of p.
IA G. Harper & Co., are hereby notified
to come forward and settle by cash, before
the first day of October, or they will find
their notes and accounts in the hands of
John c. Secrest, tor collection.
Aug % At A. J. B. HARPER.
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A yaIuablo, Trnct OF LAND
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his tract OF
Il Land on the Waters of Flat Greek con-
taining S55 acres. About so acres II
cleared, and comprises 30 acrcs Of superior
Bottom Land, the balance is in wood. The
present crop win convince any one desirous
of purchasing, thatthis Is tract Of land not
often met with. As the subscriber wishes
10 cell, he Invites purchases 10 call and ex-
anime il. On the placc Is a comfortable
dwelling and all necessary outrbuildings
27:7t ii. J. GREGORY.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DisrRIc1.
, 0lEno nnurI of Eona.,an.a DE-

LANCAbIEh DahrhCf.s
Office Court of CoDaD,oa Pleas.
Whereas, an inquest Of Escheat hath been re-
turned into this Office, whereby IL appears, that
John Il. Sanderson, late Of Lancaster district
8. g., who was born Ia ireland, In
the Kingdom OF Great Britain, and died on the
nineteenth day Of April, in the yearsA. ID. 1913,
was seized and possessed a. the time Of his
death, Of lot Of Land, situated In Lancaster
District, IN the State aforesaid, on the branch
waters OF Bear Creek. bounded on the South
by lands Of VIM McRenna, on the East by lands
Of Minor Clinton, on-the North by lands Of Mss
Amelia yillines, aad ON the West by tho Cara.
den Road, containing ono hundred ami fosty.
eight acres. without having in his ne fine made
any dispoSitio, thereof, aud without :essing any
person who can legaiiy cisim che same. Now,
IN pursasnce Of the directions Of the act of as.
eeinbiy, in snch casc made and provided, the
Heirs % the aid John =. eanderson, o. others.
claiming under him, tIfany there bel arc here.
By required 70 appear and mako claim within
eighteen months ffom fhe date hereof
Witness my hand nt Lancaster Court House.
DIS 7t'f dsy of Nay, A. d. 1855
JOHN A. sTEWMAN.
clk o. O. Z. .G.6.
2 Nay 2, IS io-o sms sla.
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A Book Full Of Startling Disclosures
NOW READY,
FEMA LIE LIFE
AMONG THE M0RM0NS.

NARRATIVE OF MANY YEARS Personal
EXPERIENCE,
BY TIE WIFE OLA MORMON ELDER
RECENTLY FROM UTAH.
One large l2mo. pot., NTH vie,o Of Salt Lake
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There is no subject of the day, that is at
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people and nation, vessel after vessel is land
ing them on our shores in countless num-
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the Domestic Habits and customs If that
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the experience and sufferings endured by
Females in the Mormon Country, and the
reader is carried along by the narrative, with
absorbing Interest from the beginning to
the end
J.C. DERBY, Publishers,
1l9 Mass ,u-strcct, New-York.
And for sale by all the Booksellers and
News Agents. Copies sent by mail, post.
paid, on receipt of price.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
EW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN
LOTT,ERY LOAN.

Capital, 100000 Florins.
TNIllS loan is guaranteed by the Govern
Il mcnt, and it will be drawn in differ
ent prizes, as follows:
IA of $4,000 Fls. 81 Of 10000 Els.
IL of 35,OOOas. % of $4,000 2ofl2,OOO
55 " 10000 " 40" 5000 9" 300
So" 1000 366 &" 5000 1914" 900
&C., &c.
The lowest prize being ~ Fls.
II Florins are equal to D Dollars.
The next Drawing takes place ut CarIs.
ruhc, under the direction of the Baden
Government, on the 3lst August, 1855.
when every drawn number must obtai.l one
Of the aforementioned Prizes. which will
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dersigned. Those fortunate Shareholders
not residing on the spot, will have their
amount of Prizes gained, paid to them
through an established Bark. The Lists
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The price Of one Tickets Two Dollars.
The following advantages are given by
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II tickets cost only $50 50t'ckets cost only $50
~ 40 100 100
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For Tickets and Prospcctuses, apply to
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The Prospectus Of this Distribution, can
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts,
Wounds g. Ulcers.

Some Of the most 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 tnmors. Professor Hol-
loway has, by command of the Allied Gov
ernments, dispatched to the hospitals of the
East, large shipments Of this ointment, TO be-
used under the direction of the Medical staff
in The worst cases of wounds. II will cure
any ulcer, glandular swelling, stiffness or
contraction Of the joints, even Of 20 years
standing.
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25 DOLLARS REWARD.

e. The above reward win be paid for the
"A delivery TO myself or the Judgement IN
MANY jail, Of my fellow Bob, who ieft my
premises on the 2sth Of April The said boy
Is black, stout built, about 20 years old, about
feet 8 or 10 inches high. lie Is well known
by the name Of Bob Pelam.
I viii also pay twenty-five dollars for salts
factory proof against any one who may barbor
him. JOHN A. FAULKNER
York district, s. @. lsH
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too ACRES of Land, near the Village
lOO Of Lancaster, the greater part 10
woods and heavily timoered.
Apply 70 James H. witherspeou, Esq,
or 70 II. Barber Hood.
Aug. l3, 1855. ~ 81 IS
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
u PuBLIsHED EVERY
I "wednesday Mormimg

Z AT LANCAsTERvIL s. C.
fsrms--es 90 4 year II paid In sdvances
2 so II paymt Do delayed ms
8 90 afler SIX months.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of 10
cents per square Of ~ lines Tor the Ist
Insertion, 97f esnts for every subxeqaent
Insertion. For announcing a caDdidatc 35.
n. 8. BAILEY.
Editor and Pfepviefpr
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M A D..

On the 10Th inst, by Rev. A. J. Cauthen,
MR. WIN. BrceART, of Ker,haw Dist, TO
Miss - HAMMOND, daughter of Ral>
eigh Hammond, OF Lancaster Dist, sc.
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A @ a r d /.

nR. ALFRED CRAVEN, having
~ returned from his visit to the cities Of
Philadelphia and New York may be found
Mt his old stand, Two Doors South of the
palmetto House," and nearly opposite
Harris's Hotel" where he will be pleased to
wait on those requiring bis services.
Having examined and made himself ac-
quainted with all the latest improvements
in his profession, he feels confident of Civ
ing satisfaction, In every particular, equal 10
any in the State or out of it
FULL SETTS OF TEETH
Inserted In Pntina with the Continuous Gum
or in the usual manner on Gold.
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE Plates
inserted in the most complete and skilful
manner, and all work fsally WAR
ranted. Particular attention given to
FILLING TEETH. Tendering his thanks
for time past, snd by determination to ex.
eel, he will give satisfaction in all his Den.
tn! Operations, equal TO any emergency.
Yorkille, Oct, 25 SO
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY

Jasper County Academy Lottery.
lBy authority Of The State Of Georgia.
Macon, Ga. -.
THIS LOTTERY Is conducted on the plan OF
the Royal Lottery Of Havannah, of single mum.
numbers--and drawn at Concert Hall, Macon
Ca, under the sworn Supcrintendance OF Col
Geo. n. Logan, aud Jas. A. Nisbct Esq.
Grand Scheme for Sept. 3rd, 1856.
When Prizes amounting to
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
State Of South Carolina.
DisrRIcr OF LASeAsTER.

On this 25th day Of August one ihousand
eight hundred and iifty.tiye, personally an
peared before me, Magistrate within and
for the District and State. aforesaid, VIII
liam Moore, a resident of Lancaster District,
in the State Of South Carolina, @ho, being
sworn according 10 law, declares that he Is
tins identical person to whom q Land War.
rant Certifcatc, No. 1885, was Issued, In
his name. TO him. az only brother Of Chap.
man Moore, deeeased. Of Captain Secrets
Company, South Carolina Volunteers De-
ponent further declares, that he received slid
Land Warrant Certificate, from K G. Bill
liEgu TO !. HON it had been sent, sometime
IN Feb'y or March last, st Lancaaier Court
House, and assigued The same by subscrib~
ing his nnme thereto, (ahe assignment being
In blank endorsed on the back Of said Ger
tifieate,) and while being In q state of in
toxieatlos, on the day he received said Land
.Warrunt Certificate, 10 was lost by him, or
stolen rom his person, or possession. De-
ponent further deeiafes, that no has never
sold nor voluntarily parted with his right
90 the warrant in question. Deponent fur
ther declares, that he has ma.ie an affidavit
% shs loss Of the certificate. with minute
description Of H. and have caused Il 70 be
sent 20 Washington, 10 be entered as Ca
vsnt. 10 the GsRsfai Land ofiice, 70 pre-
vent the issuing Of . Patent, to a fraudu-
leat sisimaat Deponent further declares.
that be Intends 70 apply to the Ccmmis-
eioner Of Pensions, sor dsplicate Of said
Land Warrant Certifca.e. no. 1886,
which has been Loaf or stolea.
WILLIAM MOORE.
Tbs fosogeihs aslIdavlf was swosa 20. and
subseribad before ne. 90 ths day and year
sbcse written, ead certify that know the
aMant to IL q credible person. and that he
Il The person he vcpfessnts himself 10 he,
and thst have no interest 10 this claim.
JOHN G. SEcREST,
Msgisiysse.
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cY- Mcssrs. Mum & Co have been for
many years, extensively engaged in procuring
patents for new inventions, and will advise in
ventors, without charge, in regard to the novel;
ty oftheir improvements.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!

WHICH; The Right or The Lef-A
very interesting book. This book has
created much excitement in Fashionable
Religious circles.
Ma Motn, or Reef Rorings IN The South
Seas.-By Edward Il. Perkins.
The Cabin Boys Story "A most inter
csting semi.nautical romance.
The Lices Of the Queens Of Englaad.-
A handsomely Lound volume.
~ Either Of the above will be sent by
mail, for 81 so els. each.
Crotchet and Knitting - A most hand.
somely bound volume. Would make
a suitable present for n young lady,
Price, 81.
s5Y- Books in paper covers, and which
which will be sent by mail on receipt of the
price.
Laws of Love, Price. e5 e.
Ellen Mortimer, or the Beautiful
Creole of Cuba, q" 25
The Ladies' Guide to Beauty, =" 25
The American Home Cook Book, IS
Temptation, or the Unknown
Hciress, by J. F. Smith, 4" 50
Laughing G',s, I" 25
Hard Times, by Dickens, IS
The Woodlands Rifle, and the
Forest Maiden, I" 25
The Gentleman's Daughter or
great city's Temptations, i" 25
Julia Mansfield Or the Fate of
Ambitious Mothers, <" 25
Legends and Stories of Ireland;
BY Samuel Lover, 25
The Virgin Queen or the Ro-
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Smith, (" so
Fred Arden, or the Jesuits Re-
venge-by J. +. Smith, so
Rosa Woodvillc--by Dumas, /" so
Fearless Fred, or the Highway
mans Bride, %
Fred Vernon, OF the Victim of
Averice,-by J. F. Smith, 75
The Mysteries and Miseries Of
San Francisco, f" 80
St. Flore, or Night in Gipsey
Camp, |" 25
Paul Deverel, or Two Judge.
ments for one Crime, 25
Ellen Grant or Fashionable Life
in New York, Z" 25
The Belle of the Bowery, " 25
The White Wolf, or Secret ...
Brotherhood, %
bombay and Daughter, a 25
David Watson, the Pirate, q" c5
Altar Gull, or the Bridal Eve, /" 20
Ellen Deyere. /" 90
The Maid Of the Sarinac, 70
The. Adventures Of Hercules
Hardy--by Eugene Sue, 25
Isabella, or the Pride of Palermo, 25
Edward Sayille, or the Rescued
Nun, 25
The Comic Wandering Jew, " 26
The Mountain Outlaw, or the
Secret Password, 25
The Wonderful aud Amusing
Doipgs, by Sea and by Land,
of Oscar Shanghai, 25
Yale College, q as
Grace Weldon, or Frederica, the
Bonnet Girl, %
~ For sale AT the Ledger Office, Lam
caster, s. C,
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Piles and Fistulas.

These and other similar distressing CON-
plants can be effectually cured If TIE lint
ment be well rabbed in over the pa ts affect
ed, and BY otherwise following the printed
directions around each pot. i. -
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CHARLESTON
DAILY STANDARD.
A Reliable Commercial
and Political journal.

SINGLE CorIEs, PER AsSUM 8 g 90
Ten 9. I" :" SO 90
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ment be well rabbed In over the pa g affect
ed, and by otherwise following the printed
directions around each pot y,
Both the Ointment and Pills should he
used in the following cases:
Bunions, Sore Legs,
Burns. Sore Breasts.
sChapped hands, Sore Heads,
Chilblai,s, Sore Thfoats,
Fstulas, Sores Of all kinds
Gout Sprains, 81 ~.
Lumbago, ScaIds,
Mercuriaf Eruptious, Sweiled Glands,
Piles, Ssiff joints. a
Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Salt Rheutu Venerable Soree -
Skin diseases, Wounds Of all kinda.
t.*SoLD AT TIE MAEUrAoronsEs OH Prof.
HoLLowAy, so Maiden Lane, New YoFk.
and a44, SrRANp, Londoa, and by all fes.
pectable Druggists and Doalers1of Hiedi.
cines throughout the United States, aud the
civilized world, Ia Pots and Boxes, 81 agcfs.
62i cents, and 81 0e each.
80 There is considersbie saving bv
taking the larger sizes.
N.B.-Dircctions for the "a dance cf "a.
tienisin every disorder arc affixed TO each
Pot
II
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Aug ls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

HALLErT AND JuDAs.-Benjam.n F
4allett was telling witty Bostonian
how terribly he was abused for his exer.
tons in returning fugitive slaves, saying
that not only the Aholitionists but good
Conservative, cowardly folks now spoke
i'll Of him, and applied names to him, tina,
they even called him Judas But,
said HalIett, II don't care il they do call
me Judas" "Oh, yes" said his friend,
Its all very well for you 10 say you don't
care. but how do you suppose Judas
likes il ~
Many people in Boston think tina, il
Judas has any friends they should publish
a card requesting that this sort Of thing
should be stopped les, by and by his char.
ac,er should snffer.-N. Y Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

RrvER OPEN. The ice left the Penob.
scot on Saturday night last. aud on Sun.
day the steamers Daniel Webster, Bos.
ton and Gen. Knox. came up from Frank.
fort to their stations in Bangor. -
The steam tugs .owed up several sail
craft on the same day.
The boats ere oil in good trim for their
season trips. They left Monday a. their
usual hours.
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North Pcnohsco,. April II.
The Last Farewell.

"l.isc some bright vision Of the night.
Df like meteor ray
OF brilliancy upon the SIGHT.
She calmly passed away.
I, was OH bright aud sunny day oi
spring iha, las, saw my cousin Laura
The trees had returned to ihea original
serdure, the musmutiag rivulet had burst
from its iey letters aud all nature seemed
clothed in beauty.
We sat by the open window gazing
abroad and lis,enin ing tn the merry lay oI
the warbling birds. or counting the sarl'
CIV u numerous fiowereis which decked
the broad spre aiding fields. A.. looked
upon the sweet pale eountenance Of my
beloved friend aud listened to the lo~
mellow accents ii her voice, | felt al 10
discsibable sadness steal over my spirit
and tancied | heard in low whisper, we
meet no more on earth. And when we
parted with wha. gloom did those wood.
fall upon my ear. They dwell, within m.
heart like the distant death knell Of a
departed; nor do ! now revert TO the
time. withou, tear for the last farcweH
But we are no, forever sundered. Laura
sill lives in heaven. the same calm, gen
tie creature as when on earth, but ia
greater perfection. and often mid the 81
len, watches Of the night does her shad'
owy image visit my dreams. and speal
fcnd words Of consolation to my soul, and
of that bliss in
"a world 50 fair
That sorrow aud death may not enter there.
PoRTIA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

',he cuzzle tack Of dads Hancock" We
accept 10 good humor. Hope the Amer.
lean party will survive the onslaught
Should be glad to have moro specimens
of Cat literature. Afraid that honesty
and wisdom will die with the present race
of Cats, now rapidly becoming extinct
Could not few cat.a.wauls be procured
washed dried and Theoretically sealed !
Future generations would laugh when
they opened the jars Ed