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New Savings BANK Store,
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Remember the old Post Once corner
To Country Merchants have Goods 70 dlspose Of n
prices.
oels BH WATSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HATS AND CAPS.


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MEDICAL.

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LII liz ~ IN LAIN L.
FEdKNESS OF my KIND.
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Health and Strength must Inevitably FOL
low its Use.
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IT'S GREzT SPREEG NEDECIyEg
THE GEEAT 2ESoTAIOR OF TIE sYSYEg
nS1e1te lzs5es H29 eAdre- IN please - give Il =
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HFESEB THIS DAT. snotter lot Of ChiekeruE Z soaK
~ Piano fortes, sie claim s1T=s4Srss an o.htr
hcoaEsf 70 ts MARKET al za
S9a. osT aaaksEs, orsE s.ags And gold medal.
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191' HAS
HoLLOWAYaS OINTMENT AND PILLS
FRESH t7pp5y, !asE received AZ the
IA noFlS RRIDaE CORNER pRCG STORE
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Piano EnrfeE

NUEELI'l Hills fLOLTii
6t1 RAEEkIS JAS resolved a5a for safe ~
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TaEk. oz 1874
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7Ay usA tss F.ie rslnaId .s.rl a<lIrsz
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e ~ eosyee pea 's tzsly EsPsEs1- . AIDS.
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Revolvers! Firearmsi
CUTLERY ,,YHs VARIETY GOODSi

CUpLERYt VARIETY GOODSn
- TRJSSES
WOULD call attention 10 larye
Firearms eonsstneo Sih=I= Doubse Bareiea Gems
ccit's, Aliens Aarsioas. and Warmers ReFoTers and
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BULBS kEoIo AIIsTUKA

GPESED THIS aIoRSfSG z-e.A s=--s< - Prsz.. 4
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va fae sssek q cieke[zas's PE.as Fr-.s<, a.s
= = 80 Ne al zs 1sr5o- 4 he Eszsesl
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business Notices.
HOLLowAY'S PILLS an inv.,uoh,. p,

lloLLOWAf'S PILLS, an invaluable Rem.
cay Tor Dropsical Symptoms.-Mrs. Emma
l'unt'ey, OF Houston. Texas aged 45, last fall
was thrown upon bed of sickness, her feet
and legs began to swell, strongly indicating
dropsy at this period of life. Her husband be.
came greatly alarmed, as it was feared that she
could not recover, so dreadful was the attack.
Alter trying many remedies without benefit.
AIR. huhtiey, at last, put her under course of
iloiioway's Pills, which she took for about three
weeks, and the swelling considerably diminish.
ed; by continuing them for five weeks more
she was completely cured. These Pills will al
so cure all bilious and liver complaints in very
short time.
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(ror the Lancaster Ledger.

Mn. EpIroR-Dear Sir: noticed my
name announced in the LEDc Err, as candi-
date to represent this District In tho next
Legislature. Suffer me, through the medium
of your valuable paper, TO return my sim
cere and grateful thanks to my friends Tor
tho highly fattering and complimentary
manner in which my na;lo visa introduced
TO the citizens of Lancaster District, and to
my friends for the compliment paid me, and
the honor intended, and to say to them, that
] regret exceedingly, that it will be out OF
my power to comply with their request, as
my private affairs will not permit of my can.
yassing the District, and it would be pre-
sumption in me, stranger, to suppose that
could be elected without complying with
the usages of the District. Iwould, there
fore, beg leave most respectfully, to decline
the nomination.
JAMES L. REED.
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From the South Carolinian.
Congressional.
WAsufvcroS A.,

WAsnrSGros, May 1s.
Mr.. Champions case comes IN in Cab
met meeting to morrow, when he will GER
tair'y he dismissed, although Mr.. Marcy
IS decidedly opposed to such n course
The relations existing between Marcy and
Crampton are Of the most friendly char
acter. Lord Clarendon's reply to Mr..
Marcy's letter is very Interesting. After
lengthy rehash Of Nil his previous arcu
ments in the case, Lord Clarendon saws ::
"Iherefore, her Majesty's government con-
'cludes that it is not proven that there was
any violation Of or any intention 10 yio.
late any law Of the United States"
Mr.. Sartiges, the French Minister, has
volunteered an opinion to the Executive,
that If Mr.. Champion is dismissed, Mr..
Dallas dismissal will assnredly follow
This opinion give for what il is WORTH
lie says the British government will at
tribute the dismissal Of their Minister 70
causes other than the enlistment difficulty
and will act accordingly.
MIR. Dallas writes that he is now in pos
session Of an official letter from Lord
Clarendon to the British Parliament, in
which his lordship gives the precise con.
s'ruction 10 the Clayton Bulwer treaty
which is contended for by our government
Mr. Dallas says, also. that things lool
most unpromising in London.
WAsHISGroS, May 10.
The President to-day vetoed the bill 70
improving the mouths of the Mississippi
and the St. Clair flats, on the principle
which governed him in vetoins the bill 0
1854.
The House passed the bill authorizing
the Secretary Of the Navy to send YES
sci with supplies for the relief Of the in
habtants Of the Cape de Verde Islands.
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The Scene IN THE SENArE.-In the
whole history OF the legislation of Congress
day Of greater violence and more excite.
ment than yesterday was, is unknown
The two days speech of Senator Sumner,
we are panied to say, was little more
than tissue Of personal accusation and
assault, and charges against all his oppo
nents, without the slightest effort to sus-
tain their truth other than by here and
there citing newspaper paragraph pen.
ned IN malice and for the express purpose
of deceiving the public. Such was the
substance OF Mr.. Summers vio lent har
rangue, which was of course interlsrded
with classical allusions many of them
dragged in by the ears, as it were, into
inappropriate connections His personal
'iilIticatIon aud abuse Of Senator Butler.
than whom more considera,e and high.
er toned gentleman never graced a seat in
the national councils, caused blush of
shame to mantle the checks of all present
who respect tie character OF the BODY be-
fore whom it WAS uttered; because il was
wholly unjust and untrue, and in STYLE far
better suited TO some low duggery in a
region Of country wherein billngsgate is
uttered with impuniiy, because it is not
customary there to resent and punish such
language personally.
Senator Douglas Of course came in for
a due share Of the choice epi,hets which
the graceful Sentor from Massachusetts
showered around with volubiity that
would have graced the foulest mouthed
fishwoman in all London. His reply, as
well rs those CT Senators Mason and Cass,
were marked with much more moderation
OF temper than we dreamed either Of
them could command under such circum.
stances. 1t was made very clear to us
that no other man who ever served in ei
ther branch Of Congress could "hold a
candle" to Senator Sumner in the elegant.
dignified and respectable work of 'slinginp
slush."- Washington Epening Star.
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THE OLD DRUG STORE.

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
customers of Lancaster, that at his old stand be
mas ,Ii received large assortment of FRESH and
KE articles in his line. His stock is the
LAku EsI, FRESHEST-PUREST and best
selected in Camden and has been is and ,,;X
be sold on better terms than at any establish.
mcnt IN this place. Persons purchasing for
CASH can be accommodated as chcaplv as in
Charleston. As he gives his
PERSONAL ATTENTION
to his business; be assured that all orders will
De prompHy-cdrefuity and neatly put up,-
Those visiting US will not find us lacking in so.
ciabiiity, nor wanting in the attempt to be agree,
able. The stocks consists Of every article usa.
ally found in Drug Store-as
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Burning Fluid, Turpentine,
Varnishss, Sand Paper,
Glue, Windew Glass,
Brushes of all
SORTS, Dye,
stutts, Trus,
ses, all popular
Patent Medicines,
Thomsonian Medicines,
Perfumery, Shaving and Wash
ing Soaps, Paper, Ink, Pens, Garden
seeds, Toys, China Goods, and Fancy ar.
t'cles in great variety, also.
Cooking Soda, Pepper, Spice, Indigo,
Ginger, Watches, Blue Stone, Copperas,
Yeast Powders, Hair Dye and all the pre-.
parations for the Hair, Teeth and Skin.
have a large stock of Lemon Syrup
on hand which will be sold low to deal
ers by the dozen.
FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
camden, May IA, 1S-tfj ST
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-28

FEVER AND AGUE-AN INFALIBLE
CURE.-We defy the world to produce any
medicine which does not contain Oniuine
Bark, Arsenic, Mercnry or any noxiou. or
deadly compound, to cure this annoyinp
disease so c!fectually 90 Cartcr's Spanish
Mixture. While it contains none of the
above named dangerous articles, We, it nos.
sesses power in relieving and curing Fe.
Yer and Ague which cannot be approached
by any of them separately or in combina-
lion. II acts specifically on the Liver, Pu.
rifles the Blood. opens the pores Of the skin
and assists nature to cxpc from the system
the seeds of Disease, or what is as bad. the
remains of the Mineral Drugs, which clog
and finally destroy the constitution. =
See the cure of Mr.. Longden of Virginia;
lie had Chi'ls twice day for years, moth.
Ing would relieve him until he tried Carter,
Spanish Mixture, only 3 bottles of which
ei'ectually restored him to health, nor has
he had return Of the disease since.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-28
Carpets, l-Cloths, 60,
At Low Prices for Cash!
George Il. Il. HYATT.

Nos. 444 and 446 Pearl Street, (near
Chatham,) New- York,
IL AS now in store, and is constantly 70 :.
- ceiving wELL-AssoRTED STocK OF
CARPETS. OIL-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-
sells CARPETS, IN NEW DESIGNS;
SUPERIOR ENGLISH g. AMERI.
ICAN 3-PLY, AND INGRAM
Cal PETS;
Comprising many New Patterns, made ex,
pressly for first class trade. Also,
Twilled and plain Venetian Hail 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
5-4 and 6-4 Plaid and Plain Mattings.-
Window Shades of desirable styles.-
Stair Coverings, Stair Rode, and all other
articles usually kept in Carpet Stores.
He Is ALSO AGENT FOR SELLING
Carhart a. Nye's Power Loom Three-ply
and Ingram Carpets, .s well as Barbers
Auburn Prison-made brussels 3-ply. Ingram
and Venetian Carpets and Rsgs,
All which will be fairly represented 10
purchasers. and sold at fair prices.
July 20, Sally.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-28
Fresh Fruit in Hermetically Sealed
Cans.

Public attention was very generally
called to this subject last year by Arthur,
Burnham Il Co., of Philadelphia, mann
facturers OF "Arthur's Patent SelfSealing
Cans and Jars" and large numbers Of
families all over the country were induced
to try experiments, not only with Arthur's
Cans, but with q variety Of other cans Of
fered to their notice. Arthur's Can, which
IS the simplest in construction and the ca
siest to use, is moreover the only one that
We have ever seen, with single exception,
that is constructed on right scientific prin
ciples. In the exception referred to, the
can itself is in all respects less desirable,
and few would have any hesitation in
choosing between them. Arthur's can
is entireely open at the top, with a chan
mel around the mouth, filed with cement.
1t is sealed by heating the lid and press.
ing it into this cement, which is done in
moment. The cement is in the channel
when the can is sold. The cans sustain
no injury in opening, and may be used
year after year. They are made Of tin
and also Of fire-proof earthen ware.
We have thus particularly referred TO
this can, that our readers may know how
TO distinguish it from nil others. It is,
without doubt, the best yet offered to the
public, and in an article Of this kind only
the best should be taken. We have used
them ourselves, and know their quality.
So have scores Of our friends. Mr.. Co
dey, Of the Lady's Book, good authority,
as every one knows, thus speaks on this
subject:
"There were variety Of Self Sealing
Cans offered 10 the public last year, and
there will, in ali probability, be a greater
number during the coming season. Not
one that We have seen bears any compari-
son, in our estimation, with 'Ar,hur's :
and our advice to all is, TO try no other
can or jar next year. This one will GER.
tainly keep fruit precisely in the condition
in which it is sealed up, is simple in con .
struction, and easy Of use, and cannot, we
believe, be equaled, far less exceIled, by
any vessel got up for the purpose OF keep
Ing 6uit in fresh condition by hermeti-
cal seal;ag."
Fruits put up In herme.ically sealed
vessels are, ss I'll who have used them
know, in every respect superior to those
put up In the old-fashioned way. The
process Is. moreover, easier aud cheaper.
No bousekeepsr who has once tried the
new method, will ever go back to the old.
We have presented this matter little
prominently, because it is one in which
every body has an interest. In calling
attention TO so admirable an invention, we
but serve the common good.-Phiiadei.
phia MeveAasf.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-28
AGUE, CHILL FEVER. &c.
DR.. shallenberger's Antidote to
Malaria.

Is speedy, safe and radical cure for Fever
and Ague, Chill Fever, Intermittent OF Bill
lious Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, and all
other forms of disease having Malarious
origin. IL Is a remedy based on entirely
new principles, effectng cure by neutral.
izing the malarious poison in the system,
without any of the unpleasant and injurious
consequences which follow the use of Ars-
enic, Quinine and other agents in general
use.
II never fails 10 cure the most obstinate
case when taken rs directed. 1t cures inn
mediately rarely will the patient have more
than one attack after the first dose-often
not even that. 1t is an etfeetual preventive
neutralizing the malarous poison in the sys-
tenn, thus averting TIE consequences.
IL contains nothing in the least degree IN
furious TO the system under any circumstan-
ces, and may be administered with perfect
salty 10 the most delicate infant. For GER
tifcates and further particulars. see pamph-
let's TO be had Of the Agents. Wholesale
and retail Agent.
DR.. F. l.. ZEMP.
Camden, 3. C., May IA, l3-