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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-09-20

mated in disgrace. John @. Fremont who
stands at this very moment as a defauIter on
the books Of the government over which he as
pires to preside as Chief Executive officer, and
with whom, because he is defaulter, his
brother officers Of the army long since suspend
ed all social intercourse.
The nomination of Franklin Pierce was just
iy regarded as degradation of the Presiden-
tial Office. Against it none protested more
loudly or yehemently than the very men who
are now among the most prominent leaders of
the Republican party-the Webbs, the
Greoleys, the Weeds, the Raymonds, the Kings
the Summers and the Stewards. But Pierce,
acter, his sins of omission and commission, is
an Ajax in comparison with Fremont. Yet the
same men who contended so strenuously against
the election of Pierce, because he was unwor-
thy of the Office are now foremostin the ranks
Of the supporters of Fremont
Gen. Webb himself OF the New York Cou-
rier and Enquirer, remarked, in this city when
Fremont's nomination was suggested, that it
was out of the question-that Fremont
would if elected, turn out second Pierce,
and even worse than Pierce !" yet the Courier
and Enquirer is now one Of the leading organs
of the Fremont party.
We have the proof in our possession that
Fremont was nominated without the slightest
expectation that he would be elected. He was
nominated for the sole purpose Of defeating
Buchanan Uncertain States whe Q the Free soil
Democrats were especially powerful If the
Republicans" had expected to succeed in the
next Presidential election they would have
nominated man of more professions to char
acter and craftsmanship. Not expecting to be
successful, and merely desiring to keep up
their organization, and keep the course open
for VIM. II. Seward in 1860, they nominated
Fremont as good enough Morgan until af-
ter election"-as food for powder-and as com.
petent to fill pit as well as better men,"
The recent action of the Wing National
Convention, will give new impulse to the
cause of the American party. Hundreds and
thousands who have thus far remained neutral
will now boldly take the field for Fillmore and
Donelson; and numerous old Wing journals
which have not as yet taken an active part in
the canvass, will elevate the names of these
candidates, as the New York Commercial Adj
vertiser and the Baltimore Patriot have already
done. The conservative people Of the North
and the South, disregarding the appeals of sell
fish and interested politicians, will rally
around the standard of the only anti-sectonal
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presi-
dency. Fanaticism will be rebuled-disunion-
ism will be crushed-and on the 4th of Novem-
Der the American flag win continue to wave
over united and prosperous people.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

liof,LGWAY'S PiLLS,-The best rcm>
cdy in the Union FOR Female COMPLAINTS
These Pills are particularly recommended
to the citizens OF the Esion for ,hoir etiica.
cy in female complaints; aud they arc alik.
valuable either to the daughter vcrging into
womanhood, or the nsthcr at the turn of
life. II has been proved beyond all contra
diction, that those celebrated Pills will cure
all disorders to wtich females are peculiarly
subject, and enable :s.cm to pass their criti>
cal periods Of life, without exposing them
selves TO those dangers they too often incur
b. other treatment.
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OBITUARY.

Died, on the 22nd February at her resi-
dcnce in Lancaster District, Mrs ELISHA.
BA KNIGHT, widpw Of the late William
Knight in the S6th year Of her ago. Her
suflerings were intense, caused by "A fall
which SHE received some Eva months since
Every thing was done which could be done,
by the unremitting and constant attention
of her children and friends 80 alleviate her
sufferings. She left savcn sons and one
daughter, and a la rge number of grand chill.
dren surviving her. She WAS n must kind
and mothcrly woman w.
Departed this life, on the s5,h of Fcbru.
aty, Mrs. LYDIA BLACkMAN, wifs O,
John J. Blsckn,an cf this District, aged about
10 years. She was truly kind and good
wife, an nitectionatc mothur, an oblipinp
ncghbor, and altogether good woman
The writer Of this, has often partaksn Other
hospitality and that Of her liberal and gentle.
manly husband, and can bear I. ,,imony to
her excellence and worth. She had for years
been consistent and worthy member of the
Fork Hill BAPTIST Church. Her Kindness
and hospitality will long be remembered by
those who knew her. w.
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iy. the first principal OF the Franklin Acadc'
my, at Lancaster C. H., and gradusted in tho
South Carolina College at Columbia, in De-
ccmbcr, 1892. His FIRST course of lectures
Was in Charleston. his second in Phiadc-
pliia, graduating with distinguished honor
at the Jefferson Medical College, in 1856
Ilc studied medicine with DR.. d. c. Jones
of I.ancastcrville, and was also when at
The medical college in Philadelphia the pupil
of Drs. Patterson and Revere
Lancaster District may DO proud of tho
success of DR.. Sims. II furnishes to the
world the namc Of another son, whose gen.
ius ard fame has made its impress on the
age, in addition to the illustrious names
she now chcrishes with pride, the namos OF
"JAcKsoN, MILLER, ASp BLAm."
lancaster So. Ca, March 10, 1856.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Nix. Epi "oR Please announce Mr.. r. T.
HAMMOND as candidate for tho State
Senate at tho next election and obligo
MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. Ep,roR: Please announce Mr.. GEO.
McC. WlTliEitSPOON Nh u candidate for
Senate at the noxt election.
MANY FRIENDS.
Nh. EDITOR: Please announce J. X. HUN
TER n a candidate fps Tax Collector and
oh'ige,
MANY VOTERS.
Ma. EpIyoR Please announce Col. J.
FCNDERBURk as candidate for Tax
Collector and obli :. 9 many of
HIS FRIENDS.
NR. EstToR: Please announce &. +.
HENSON, Esq'rs ~ candidate for Ink Csl-
lcctor and obiige,
MANY Fs.ESDs AND SUireKTEIs.
NW. Enron - Please announce Nr. X. q.
Bings IA u candidate for Sheriff at the neat
election, and o.,ligc, MANY RR,.Sps.
MG. EDIroR--PIcase announce Mr.. Raleigh
fA.nmond asa eandidstc for Tax Collector.
And obligc, HIS fRikSps.
Ma. EpuoR--Plcase anupyppcs William Rob.
aI,son as . candidate for Tsx collector and o.
bligc HIS Farrsps.
MR. EDIIoR:--Plcase announce Major John
W. Nishct a. a candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election, AMI oblige,
MANY yorEss.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
COLUMBIA, LIST March, 1856.

COLUMBIA, LIST March, 1856.
by his Excellency JAMES II. ADAMS,
Governor and Commander in Chief in aud
over the State Of South Carolina:
WHEREAS, information has been rece;v-
ed at this department., that JACKSON
BRADI.EY, who was in the Jail of Kershaw
District, under sentence Of death, for tho
murder OF a negro child, has made his os-
cape from said Jail, by breaking the lock of
his cell: Now know ye, that 10 the end JUS
ticc may be- done, and that the said Jackson
Bradlcy may be brought to suffer the penal
" OF his offence as aforesaid, !, James III
Adams, Governor and Commander. In. Chief
IN and orer tho State Aforesaid, do issue this
my proclamation, offering REWARD Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for his ap-
prchensioa Aad delivery into any Jail in tho
State. Said Bradley Is described ~ being
five feet ten inches In height, spare made,
long iiusba. dask ssilow eompIexion, dark
eyes, straight blask hsir, IKE an Indian, a
mole on one check, and n mild though 4isa-
grceabls oppression Of countcnanec. He
len without coat
.... Given under my hand, and tho
IL s.. Seal Of the State, tho day and year
above written.
JAMES VI. ADAMS.
9Axrs rArrsssos, Secretary VI State.
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CHEAP READING.

JgST received direct from the publishers
the following now and popular books.
Kate Weston, or to will and to do, Tho
Hunter's Feast by Mayue Reid, Geoffrey
Morc,on or the Faithless Guardian, Awful
Discl losurcs by Maria Monk, Sccncs in the
Practice Of New York Surceun.-Thc
Lime Kiln Man, a5 cts, The Know Moth
ing Almanac, also Charles Dickens Novels
DIsraeli's, Bulwcrs, Maryatts, Mrs. South
worth's, Il. s. Ar.hur's, Levers, and Il largo
assortment Of other kinds. These book,
will be sold at Chsrlcstvn priccs. For sal,
at The Printing Office.
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J. II. DAVIS.
at

GRACE GREENWOOD'S NEW VOL.
UME OF SfORiES.--Just Published, A
Forest Tragedy, and other tales by Grace
Greenwood, author If "Grccnw ood I.eayes,n
FLAPS and Mishup.," &c, in one hands ono
volume l6nlo. cloth binding. Price 81 90
e This vuiunr is Published in style Uni.
form with that Of the authors previous
works. and is gracefully dedicated 10 Mary
iiowiit, as - tribute Of admiration, ostssni,
and faithful remembrance. Ii contains five
stories, namely, A Forest Tracsdy-The
ministers Choicc--St. Pierre, the soldier
hl'ccs Tryst-snd The Child Seer all of
which W. have read with q great deal Of
pleasure. Gyacc Greenwood is 20 trsly 9
popular favorito that tho simple announce
ment of a sew work trem her hand In suffi,
eient in itself TO excite tho aRticipation of
the public and We feel sure that no com.
nientation Of ours, though cheesfuliy and
heartily given, is necessary to insure this
new volume = joyous welcome. Neyerthc-
less, We will Rot allow the opportunity to
pass without expressing tho qualification We
baye derived from The perusal of storics go
.,enia::s a plot, 90 sie!; ia essi50.li.!;;sei,,
and so bounteous In lessons of goodness,
charity and truth. Such volume (like its
'>NN'''sL - S'Sse w Vut -1OS-
ton Transcript
"The name of Grace Greenwood has now
become a household word in the popular
literature Of our country and our day. or
the intellectual woman we are not called
upon to say much, as her writings speak for
themselves, and they have spoken widely !;
they arc eminenily characteristic they arc
strictly national; they are likewise decisive
iy individual. All true individuality is hon
estly social; and, also, in Grace Green
woods writings, nothing is sectional, and
nothing sectarian. She is ono of tho spiri,.
usl products Of the soil, which has Of late
given evidence Of spiritual fertility and she
promises not to be the least healthy, as she
10 not the least choice among them."--Iisn-
~ Giles.
TICKNOR g. FIELDS, Publishers,
iS5 Washington street, Boston,
The Trade supplied by EDWARD T..
RUDD, No. IS Ann street, New York.
and for sale by ali book sellers and
Agents IN the Uaitsd States and Csuadas.
H Single copies will be sent by nail,
post paid, on receipt Of Sl00.
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SOUYW CAROLINA,
BASCA3rER DisrRIcr.

bASCAsrER Disrmcr
Gy fumes n. Withersfoon, Es2~jye, Or.
dtnc'y for said District
A-Whereaa, Eli Knight and Jonathan knight
have applied to me for Letters of Admins.
trsiicn Oh all and singular the goods and
Chattels, Rights md Credits oil E,ishuba
Knight, (widowD late Of the District aforr.
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and atln,onish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to be- and appear be-
fore me at our next Ordinary's Court for
said district, to be holden at Lancaster Court
House On tho 18th day nf March inst, to
show cause, if amy, why the said udulinistr.s-
tion should not be granted.
(~c) Given under my hand and seal
LIS. this Srd day of March, in the
~ ear of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and tifty-six and in tho cigh
tieth year of American independence.
JAMES III. WITliERSPOON, OLD.
Fob. 6, 1856. p.f. 200.
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RlO.G RAN D i. &

a RARE OPPORTUNITY is now pre-.
scntcd for tho farmers and all admircr. of
good horses, in this section Of the country,
20 improve their Stock.
RIO-GRANDE is one Of the fines. and
purcst bloodcd horses in the world, a. will
be scen hy reference TO the English and
American records Of lila pedigree lie is
directly descended from the purest and best
stock in England and America, as the fol.
lowing pedigree will show:
RIO GRANDE is by Billy Harris, on. Of
Lady MnTgsn. Billy Harris was by Mon.
sicur Tonson, he by Pscolct, dam by Mad.
am Tonson, by Eliots Top Gallant: grand
dam by Barrcy's Medley; Top Gallant tby
Gallatin; Barrsy's Medl,y by Medley. La.
dy Morgan, the dam of Rio-Grande, was BY
John Richards; her dam by imported Expe.
iiiion; her grand dam by Bella Badgers Sir
Solomon; great grand dam Aurora, by i'm.
ported Honest John; great great garnd dam
Hciippa, BY imported Messenger; e. O. @.
grand dam Dido, by imported Bay Rich
mond; g,g.g g. grand dam Slamcrkin, BY
imported Widsir; 4. gg.g.g grand dam
by imported Cub. Ariel, the dam Of Billy
Il.rr:s, was by American Eclip. o. her dam by
Financirr; grand dam by Empress, By impof-
ted Baronot; great grand dam by Imported
Messenger; her dam by Snap, out Of Jcuns
Outer, by True Briton; her dam Quaker
Lass, Iy imported Juniper, ut of the import
I'd Molly paeolet, by imported Pscu!ct +;
Molly Pscolets dam by imported Spark. usl
Of Queen Nab. American Eclipse was by
Duroc; his dam tho famous race marc Ni.
ler's Damsrl, by imported Messenger, out of
the Imported Pot-S-oooooooo's mare; her
dam by Jim-Crsck. Duroc WAS Ly impor,.
cd Diomede, out Of Mr. Mosby's "sN,rsor.
din.ry race mare AmsnIs,' Nv Col. Tsy,or',
lamoas Gray Diomcdc, son efi,upor,ed Med.
ley.
/. is deemed unnecessary 10 extend back
any farther the pedigree of Rio-Grandc, al.
though it can DO fully TIA cd in the English
Records back to = very long period of time.
RiO-GRANDE is unqu..tionaLly one
among the finest horses in the whoio South,
ern country. lIia stock arc Of tine sizc, re-.
marksbly.well formed. durable, and easily
managed. Testimonials from tho very bost
rniAers of Stock in South Carolina, fully
hustain all and m"ss than 10 ksss stated COS.
serning Rio,Grsnds. lie 10 undo u btsdIy an
extra ias horse in every respect. There is
not single drop Of coarse or impure blood
in his ysins
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RIO.GkANNE

WIZ stand the present season A. follows:-
In the town Of Charlotte, the first three
days (honday, Tuesday and Wednesday, of
each wock: on Thursdays st Morrow
rurn-O Out, ten milcs below Charlotte, on the
South Curo!ins Railroad and on FRIDAYS
and Saturdays at the Subscribers residence,
in The Providence ncighborhood, in Meek,
lcnbnrg county, on terms which it is believed
will sui, every body, viz: Twenty-Five dol.
lars the season, or one hundred dollars for
five marcs--ono responsible man bcconin y
psyrpasteE for the Company,
The season will commence OIL Monday
the 10th of March, in Charlotte, and contin-
ne the usual time.
J. II. DAVIS.
Masch IL, 1886. a-3t
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"PETERSON'S" is the only complete
and uniform edition of Charles Di::rns
Works published in An erica they are re-
printed from the original London edition, au|,
are aow the oniy edition published in this
country. No library, either public or private.
can be eompletc without having in i, com
piete set OF ihis, the greatest of all G,;ar
Authors. Every family should possess a 81
OF one Of the editions. The cheap edition
Is coinPiete in twelve volumes, papcr cover;
either or all Of which cnn be had separately.
Hrcs ijlty CcntS each
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$500 REWARD.

is offered for the apprehension of JACK.
son BRADLEY, who was iconfiued in the
Jail of kersllaw District, under sentence NJ
death, and who made his escape on the af.
trrnoon of Monday 18th ult, Wv "
Said Bradley is about % years of syc, s
feet, 10 or INCHES in height, and has ,
Mole on his face, dark hair and owes. with !
dcWnsast look, and sailuw complexion. /
Will pay the abOvo reward for his apnrehe,.
sion. F.. BARNES
March 18th, 1856 "a,
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IN EoUITY.-LANCAsTER DISTRICT

IN INEQUiTY.-LANCASTER DISTRICT
Biggers Moblcy and May a. kis VIE, VS..
George W. Dolby, ct. nj.
Bib to epGsrce an Exccutioa Mt Law, to sub
ject an Eqnity to pay legal demand, and
for relief.
1T appearing 10 my Satisfaction, that Geo.
w. Dolby, one Of tho Defendants in above
Casc,rcsides without the limits Of the State,
Il is therefore ordered, on motion Of Cooke,
Solicitor for Compliments, that the said
George w. Dolby do plead, answer or dcmor
to the Bill in nboyo Case, on or before tho
2ist Of May, 1856, otherwise judgment pro
confesso viii be ordered against him.
JAMES IT, WITllERSPOON,
Com. Equity for l.. ID.
Commissioners Oniec, lancaster c. H.,
5. Z, Dee. 9th, lal5.-i-3m PRS fec 100
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c III + S Z T. T.
Carriage Factory.

y @E< The uadcrsirnod is now Pc
~ y. pared to manufacture. at his
S4<----S2--New Estahi-hmcut ia Ch.a.,r-
willie, ail kinds OF CARRIAGES, aiapteI
TO our rough and hiily country, and Of tho
best Materials lie would saggcsG ~ al
most every man in the up-cOuhry is mar
~oF less u'ge OF timber, before you buy
or order Carriage, no matter whore, hook
around aud sec what sort Of Lumbcr thc
builder has and in what condition IL is kept
The Carriage Maker rny LG, B97si OF
Biuseras much as hcpIcascs. bnt the grand
secret OF caFrilge-maliny lies IN the Luai-
EEG.pilc.
To bay cheap Negro, Horse or Car
riagc, is TO verify The Old adagC Prary
,oiss qili Poun,i foolish. Give mc a ftir prr.,
for nay work, aud then if il 10 not made
righl, hold me responsible.
IL IL were not for ppp:t, Putty ana Glnc.
What would we PpOr Carriage Makers du,
e.. g. lsOlSST.
chester Jan. III, 1885 Agti.
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AUCTION SALE.

WILL lc sold in front Of the Court
nonso on Tuesday of Court week, 3 or 4
Carriages and Buggys to the highest bidcr
on Credit until the lst january 1857, with
note and security If required. The sale will
DC positive. AS bargains may he expected
persons in need CT Carriages will do well
to attend. :. II. ENNONS
March 8, 1856 al
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Gltgrapyir.
Additional by the Baltic.

New YoRK, March 4.--The steamship
Africa arrived at Liverpool on tho lT,h
ult.
Tho London Times announces that the
18th Regiment and n battalion OF rides
were about to be sent To Canada, and that
several other regiments would follow, so
as to concentrate there powerful force {;
and it ia rSn,orcd that almost every rcgi.
snrnS attached 10 the homo service has rs-
cci~cd instructions to the effect that tacv
may berequfrod to DO duty in Canada.
There rs much gossip abou. tho Peace
conference. Baron Brunow is reported
10 have said that Russia sincerely desires
peace, but that if peace be not made with
IN three or four weeks at the farthcst from
the opening Of tho Conference, serious dif.
f,ultics might interfere with the final set
t'cmcnt
Lori Clarendon had, Immediately On
his arrival in Paris, private interview
with tho Emperor.
The Duke Of Norfolk is dead.
Trade in Manchester WAS steady
i'rcal>taifs had advanced. aud Western
C,nsl Flour was worth from 34S. 10 34..
.'''' '''i ''hI' "'S. per l'bI. W .ltp Corn
commanded 36.. and Mixed 33s. e.l. pcr
4So lbs. Provisions had Sig tly advanced.
lar was qnict at as. 81. per c~t. Rice
WAS firm. Money was excessively ,yh,
and tho demand exceeded the supply.
WvsHISaToS. March <.--in tho L ui.ed
s'tstcs Senate ahill was reported providing
for additional Qualifications Snd deiunces.
Mr.. Trumtull was confirmed as Senator
from Illinois. Tho Scnxte also pissed the
hiil appropriating $4,000 for Galveston,
The House of Representatives passed. the
deficiency bill, and appropriated sisoO0e
Cor the relief OF sick and disabled scsmer.
The Kaasas question WAS then discussed.
llsRarssrRG, Pa.) March i.-Thc
Democratic SIa,o Convention, assembled
in this city, j. nearly unanimous for Mr.
Burhanan, Delegates fnr Electors were
selected today. A series of resolutions
WAS adopted favosing tho Union, d~preca.
ting the agitation of she slavery question,
endorsing the Kansas and N.hrssks acts,
aud ,len"nnciug Frccsol and Know Moth.
i,giAm. Candidates were then nomi,seL
Tor Canal Commissioner ard Auditor Gru.
cral.
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THE MARKETS.
CKARLEsTox, March 7.

SOTT0N.--Thc general aspect OF the
market to-day remained unchanccd, with a
good demand the sales renched 3,63i bales
pr ces as yesterday, raRging full At tho
same quotations, fho subjoined are the
particulars cf the days transactions l5S
bales NJ cf l50 at a; 81 at .; Ii.stok; 80
o. of; 5i az 95-lG: "a at or; iS NJ 9s: ls AZ
sE ei ~ ss;loz at 10; 700 at lot; ioIa at
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N 0

I. ELECTA LEvER1ON, wife Of Joba
lcycrton. Shoe maker, of tho town Of Ian-
caster. hereby give notice. that on and af,es
tho cypirstiop Of one month from the prcscnt
date, will become sole trader and ftsc
dealer.
ELEeTA LEyERroN.
March 5th, 1856 at
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JEW DAVlD'S, OR HEBREW PLAS.
TER

This sr'isle is offered I" the public in The
confident belief, that it will prove itself a
rich blessing to tne community at large and
that 1t will at once attain that his'. rcputa.
tion it 80 justly deserves. Wherever i. has
been introduced, its success in curing all dis.
cases for which il is recommended, has won
for it the confidence Of The Medical Pruf.s-
sion, and many eminent Physicians recon-.
mend it in tL-ir practice for all Chronic or
Rheumatic affections
For further particulars, sre advertisement
in anohcr column.
Sold Srnciuc by
MAGIi.L s; HEATH.
March, -, 1856 at
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MARYLAED LOTTERIES.
1888 D0LLARS!,!
NOW is YOUR TINE FOR A FOR
TUNE.
'NE iN!AL NAY MAKE YOU RICH
FOR LIFE!
PAYMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED
BT THE STATE OF MAINE

he following splendid Schemes arc more
particularly worthy the attention Of the pub.
lie; composing some Of the most Brilliant
Lotteries ever drawn in the United States
On T"cS1uY, TH"'@ioy, and Saturday.
Or EACH WEEK,
During February. March and April will be
drawn one, Of The following Beautiful
Schemes:
Tickets 81 Halves so cts. Quarters IS.
For SD, We send Package Whole, Ilalfand
Quarter Tickets.
For $40, We send Package Halves and Tive
Whole Tickets.
For s. we send Package Quarters and Onr
Whole Ticket.
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These Pills Purify the
J3iUod.

Th's1 Gu"o"s Pills A:c ryrr"s.ly compinc.l
90 "p"'"'" "n 'h" stomach, ~, liver, the kiluc,
ia. i':r.' t'tr s!,iu and ruc 'rwo'-, corrcCtr
'"y "r'u@"mcn. II. th"i. functions, pu'iiyir.
ia" l''"H, "a" v'.} .ounla.a a., sic, and auus
.ris l.-,..r il al g.. !1g.,..
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MARRIED,

oa the 27 ult.. by Rey.A. ]. Cauthcn. Mr..
. SJ.TEuEsDELL, to Miss u. c. KrRxLAsD,
all Of kershaw District.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-03-12
Female Complaints. Is.

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