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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-25
IxrorMAr1ox WANrEp.-eaeorge W. Briley,

INFORMATION WANTED@George w. Briley,
living in Plat county, H., left home on the
9th of last January, for the purpose of going
after his wife, who was on visit to her father,
Mr.. Daniel Budd, residing miles south of
Terre Haute, since which time his wife and
friends have not heard anything of him
He was about five feet eight inches IN
height, with black hair, and sandy whiskers,
and had on at the time, black dress coat,
brown oyercoat, stripped cassimer pantaloens,
and low crowned black hat, entirely new
The last time he was seen, he was on train
Of cars on the T. III. g. Alton Railroad, near
Ashmofe's station, and passing from one car
into another. He had some money with him
at the time, and it is feared that he has fallen
into the hands Of murderers. Any persons
knowing Of his whereabouts, or being able to
give such information as will lead to his re-
covery will confer great favor upon his dis
tressed family and relations, by communica-
ting the name in a letter addressed TO the
Western STAR Office at Terre Haute.
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(Er Late Saturday evening the river was
rising slowly at this point.
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oTThe Cincinnati Times commences q
leader thus:
"This isa gullible and gulled world, the
gullers and the gullies being thereof also"
1t is natural to presume the gullers and
gullies are of this world. We wish some Of
the gltz7ies of this world could be stopped up.
The recent snow and rain and thaws have
made gulles in our wharf and have very gen
orally quilted up the face of the earth about
this latitude. 1t certainly is a gullible world
at present. "the gullies being thereof also"
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CO About II o'clock Friday night we had
apretty heavy fall of rain. Saturday morning
was very mild, but grew much colder in the
afternoon. Soft as was the ice in the river a
squad.o men were on it all day cutting chan
mel from the steamers to the open water on the
Ktn.ucky side 1t looked rather perilous.-
River about on stand here Saturday
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SrABRING AFFRAY.-The Newburg Tribune
of the 23d, says that on the Tuesday night pre-
vious an encounter occurred two miles from
Newburg, between German named Louis
Grimm, and two boys, Marten and Jas. Hold
err in which Grimm was badly stabbed The
boys, aeel Is anl l9 years, wee nj to
Grimm's house with some horses, which had
been at Mr.. Jas. Holder, Sr.'s corn. The boys
and Grimm quarrelled and finally the German
and older boy got to scuffiing. The German
was on the boy, when one of the boys stabbed
him in the back, inaictinga wound that will
probably disable him for life The boys were
examined before Squire Robertson, and held
to bail in the sum of 81, 900 and $500
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sELLING OFF an COsT.

Mr. A. LOBzNsTINE is Offering lot of Win Ter
Clothing at make for Spring Goods Those
wanting uyhng in his line soOr as
ermne ed to give bargains See advertisement. feL6-Im
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s. L g g @ O OF
MARYLAND LOTTERY.

p TUE
Fl 4 Y a y = r g N.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND. CLASS TO-
To he drawn in baltimore. Nd. Saturday March a. 1856
r. FRANCE & CO, Managers.
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TXDEP z2DDENCE COUNCIL NO, .,
Meets at clock P M their Hall Water street over
the Telegraph Ote. Saturdays Of each
month. ctt955eT
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The March number
Of this favorite Of the ladies', has reached US.
Az usual, it continues vast amount ofengrav-
ings and reading delightful to the ladies'. Cooley
has the happy knack Of pleasing the femennes
and in the March No. of his Book, he appears
to be making unusual efforts in that respect.
Mr.. j. +. Crisp Librarian of the Z. l.. Asso-
citation, will receive and forward subscriptions.
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SURGERY in Illinois.

Mr. Brown, OF Big Muddy, had his leg
crushed by a log, and had all the doctors Of
Richmond, Clay and Jasper, in attendance
Not set Of surgical instruments could be
fo0nd--and amputation was imperative A
rusty butcher knife and butchers saw was
obtained-the knife whetted on a brick bat
the saw, rusty and greasy, was good enough.
The incision was made, and the flesh cut it
professional stylc--the arteries taken up with
crooked fork, and tied with basting thread
from one Of the III. DIS jackets-the end ofthe
bone was scraped with a case knife to get off
the grease and rust left by the saw-the flesh
was turned over the end of the bone, and a
cotton rag stuck on to the wound with shoe
makers wax. Eight inches ofcommon whisky
was put into the patient before the opration
commenced, which made him oblivous.
This is considered one of the greatest tri-
jumps Of the science Of surgery extant, and
shows that money expended for instruments
is thrown away Olney Rep.
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GIVE understand that Mr. Charles Grant
living near Oakland, had his house and con-
tents consumed by fire. Loss about 500
Princeton Clarion
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NOTICE.
n the aTst Monday in March next upon subse
~ quept day of the Term. the Board Commissioners win
let TO the nd best bidder medical uron
the of the csunty and The er comfy priscn
vii sealed proposals will be received the Office the
County Aud the present time the day Of letting
~ ordcr of the Board.
fet2J david. WlLLIAL Il. WALKER A. y.C,
AsIT7 YOU FNTEssESTED
expect to start East the first of the coming month";
~ Per Ons knowing themselves in debed will please
come forward aud give litts material add and ollige
truly tebz3-. SAM'L ENRICH. F
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o. A correspondent of the Newburg Tri-
bune, writing from Lynnville, Ind, under date
of the 11th says:
On Monday night last an old man named
Williamson, who had been indulging freely in
the use of John BarIeycorn, laid out, some
eight miles above here and was frozen to DEATH
On last Friday night an Trshman, laborer on
the railroad, who had also imbbed too much
of the PLATFORM was frozen to death
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DOG QUESTION NoT sETELEDi

y rRAYED stolen. the 18th inst large Dog with
- whe lace black body large head and long ail;
yers to the name of AM giving in oEma
returning him to this flee, will literally
d bs the feb20-tf OWNEE.
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CLOSING our A'T AUCTION.

a HOLBuRN & HERSHBERGER win close out at auction
~ 1T their store in Fosters Bleck, the entire balance
thir stock OF Dry Goods consisting Red White Fla
nels Jeans, Silks eLsiaes C@eoes Bareges. Gloves
Hosiery. Swiss and cambrc Edgngs nsertngs White
Goods. and great variety Of notions.
meatOn. Sale Tuesday, Feb 18th, z 10
O'Clock A. III.
attention Of this Ladies Is particularly invited this
sale. feh22 tbs MOOLSEY d NELSON Aue'rs
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FENGDACt1Se. rs bx5 Blue Hen Chickens y;
STATIONS Z; bxs S. P Dick 4 Co Iulnp: bxs
Flower Of America, sale 81 COOK & SONS
fetl1 Corner Main and First streets.
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A NJ BR O TYPES
DENTAL NOT,CE
TAKEN AT TIE

EUSTRECETVED.-D Peaches dried piles frss
aS Lard, fresh Butter, 10 bush Peeans at
7. BACON IL co IS Family Grocery.
fehS Main opposite Branch Rank
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-12-17
Misc ellan eous.
Ebenezer Academv.

TIE Trustees of the Ebcnczer Acade-
my-situatcd at Ebcrczrrville, York Dis
trict, 3. C., threcamiles from Rock Hill De.
pot, Charlotte and South Carolina Rail
Reaa-ann0anee 10 tho public thai Is en-
cicises will be csumed on the 2nd MON
DAY IN JANUARY NEXT, under the
care of JOHN II. SHURL,EY. Dir. Shur-
ley's known reputation as L teacher pre-
cluGes the necessity of our saying anything
as to his qualifications.
The Academy will be furnished with
n Philosophical and Chemical apparatus,
Globes, Maps and Charts, and every con-
veniencc necessary 10 aid in imparting tho
roughncss of instruction.
Our Academy being located in n heau.i.
iui and healthy section Of country, where
there are few temptations TO vice and ex-
traTagancc, we intend 10 spare neither pains
or expense. 10 make il worthy Of patronage.
Students will Dc prepared either for College
OF the ommon business of life.
Terms Of Tuition per Session Of
Five Months:
Languages and Mathematics. ISL 50
Philosophy, History. &r........... IL so
English Grammar and Gcography... -. . 90
Reading. Writing and Arithmciir... 6 co
Students will brIccciycI at any time. and
chnrgrd only from tine OF entrance, but no
deduction will Lc made for absence unless
occasioncd 10y sickness.
Since It has been noisrd abroad that con-
vcuirat boarding cannot be had, We beg
leave 10 state that no Student has ever been
permitted to leave for want If Board and
that now, as in days past, boarding can be
had in tho best families at $ 90 per month.
Stnlcuts are charged 80 cents per term
for ticcWood.
T.. AVERY. President Of Board.
r. J. ADAMS, Secretary.
Oct. -, 1896. 36.llt.
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New Advertisements.
KINGS MOUNTAIN
PREPARATORY MILITARY
SCHOOL,
Y~ORKVILLE S. G.

1ORkNlLLE, 5. &.
fLN the FIRST MONDAY OF JANUA-
~ RY 1857, the THIRD YEAR of this
Institution will Se entered upon with a corps
of five Professors, in the new Garrison Bull.
dipgs, BY the selection of men Of charac.
ter and talent as Assistants, the PRINCIPALS
hope TO merit the confidence of their Pat
rons, and TO afford every advantage 10 their
pupils; and further. TO secure these crds,
they will receive only a limited number of
students.
The Scholastic yer will CONSIST Of two
sessions of five months each: First Session
commencing January LIST, and ending June
LIST. Second Session, commencing july
10Th, and ending December 18th.
IEHMS.-F0r school expenses. / G., Tui-
non' books. &c, Boarding, Lights, Fuel
and Washing, $500 per session.
PAYMENTs.-Fifty DoIlars at the begin.
li'ng and middle Of each session. There
VIII be no charge for medical Attendance
y" one nndcr twelve or over eighteen wears
orage will be reccivcd,and all applicants arc
required TO enter At the tcginntng of the
Sessions.
FACr LTI AND OFFICERS:
. Maj VI. JENKINS, (Scnior in Rcgula.
g ton. Deciplinc and Organizatinn0
e Professor IF Mathematics
E Capt A. COWARD, rScnior in Fiuan.
2 cial DEPARTMENT. Profess SCR If aiu.
p raj PhiioSopky ami Frcn-h.
Lieut.. G. A. SEABROOK, Professor Of LaL
in and Gr,c&.
Lieut.. +. NEWER LAW, Professor Bslys
LeHrcS.
Lieut. II. Il. ABBOTT. assistant in lI,H.
MATES GHi J'yUlish.
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New Advertisements.
ROCK HILL ACADEMY.

TIME Exercises of this Institution will
i be resumed on the FIRST MONDAY
IN JANUARY NEXT. under The supcrin-
tendance ut its former Principal, Sen.JOiiN
A.. ASTON.
His len. experience and well-known rep
utation rs Il teacher 1T youth, render IT al
most unnecessary to say anything in refer
cncc to his qualifications Suffice it to St,te,
that having received n thorough Academic
education, he entered and graduated at the
South Carolina College, aud since has been
engaged, for about fourteen years, in tcach-
ing. Such opportunities and experience,
have eminenlly qualified him for the impor-
tant nd arduous duties of thoroughly train.
ing and developing the Intellectual faculties,
and have enabled him 10 acquire that tlct in
impartiRg instruction to, and governing
young men which experience alone can gave,
and Which, are essential to the prosperity of
aAospeh institutions. y we The Trustees,
Therefore, inewhose midst, he has for years
been engagedin Teaching, Knowing him ~
be thus emiiuently qualified, take great
pleasure, in recommending all who have
SONS 10 educatr. and desire them TO be tho
roughly prepared for entering any OF our
Colleges, to send them here.
The citizens of Rock Hill arc moral, and
many of them religious. They have a pros
pcct of having established very soon, iwo
Clutches. Ihcrc is here, a nourishing hi
vision of the Sons ui Temperance--therc is
not a licensed grog shop in ;hc place, aud
all Of it's citizens seem determined 10 dis
countenance everything calculated to tempt
the young and rising generation into either
extravaganza or dissipation.
This Schoo., nj lis last adjournment. mum
bercd about sixty pupils, and we, its Trus-
tees, can with pleasure, testify to the unit
form correct department and studiOus hab-
its of the students.
Good and comfortable Boarding can he
had within convenient distance, ia the best
families, at Eight Dollars per month.
The following are the rates Of Tuition,
per Session of five mo this:
O~rlhugTaphy and Reading. ....... . = : 90
The above with Arithmetic, English
Grammar, and Geography, ....... Q %
The ahovu with History, Natural Phil
osophG &c. II 90
The Latih. Greek and Mathematics. Il 50
The SCHOLASTIC year will consist o! two
Sessions o: i've plonths each. Pupils will
be received nj any limc, and will be charged
from time Of entrance until the end of the
session, except in cases of protrTcic. sick
ness.
II. SIMPSON, ChairmG.s.
H. f. BgoACu, Secretary.
Dec II ~ 5t
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ESTATE SALE.

By Order Of James II. Witacrspoon.
Ordinary Lancaster District, will be sold
on Tuesday the Odd December 1856, ut the
late Residence Of Hugh Dr.fin, deceased,
the whole personal Estate of the said deed.
consisting OF TEN likely valuable negroes,
among the number, are two Fellows, two
women, some likely boys and girls. Also
two mules, two horses, wagon, carriage and
harness, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Il quantity Of
Corn and Fodder, Shucks, Cotton Seed
IErashcr, Fan, and other articles.
TERMS, l2 months, note with good
and sufficient securities, with Interest.
n. ID. CRAIG. Admir-.
Dee. =, 1886. $3.50 42-3t
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HOUSE AND LOT AND LAND
For Sale.
Joseph Galluchat In Equity,
and Rebvcea his wife ct. al. Lancaster, Bill

Joseph Galluchat In Equity,
and Rcbrcca his wife ct al. Lancaster, Bill
vs.. for sale, House
WIN. a. Moore, Trustee, and lot, Sc.
Under the decree Of TIE Court Of Equity
made 10 above ease, | will sell at Lancaster
Court House on the LIST Monday, the 9th
day Of January 1887. The House and Lot
now occupied by Joseph GaIiuchat Esq :,
situated in the Village of Lancaster b"un
Died by the River Road, by lot rf Mrs Gra-
ham, and by land of Dr.. II. l.. Wylie,
containing about 20 acres.
This is . desirable place, The grounds are
sufficient for either a large family, or eau be
divided into two or more lots.
Terms, a credit of ~ months the purcha-
ser giving bond with two good s~urcties.
with ialeSes. fEom Gay sf sale, and q mort
gage, except As much cash as will pay
costs,
JAMES II. WITHERSPTON,
G. f.. /. -.
Dec. II, 1856. 1T. 4 % 3 so
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed a partner.
ship for the practice Of Law in L.ascas.eI
and the surrounding Districts.
All business entrusted TO their care will
receive prompt attention.
DAWKINS g. WYLIE.
Tnos, ". DAwKISs, Unionviile, s. T.,
JoHs ID. WyIIR, Old Ordinary's Office in
the Court House at Lancasterville, s. c..
Dec. 10th 1866, d3-tf.
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HOT LOWiY'S OINTMENT.
THE GREAT COUNTER mRIrANr!!

The vrus oi disease often makes It's WAY
10 the Internal organs through the pores of
The skin. This penetrating Ointment. mel.
ting under the hand ~ it is rubbed in, is ab-
Sorbcd through the same channels. and
r~raching The seat Of inflammation, promptly
ana invariably subIncs it, whether located
in the kidneys, the liver, the lungs, or any
other important organ. II pen"tra'cs the
surface to the interior, through the count
less tubes that communicate with the skin
~ summer rain passes into the trv"rcd
earth, iinus,img its coo! and rrgcncrniiUg
inlnrnce.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Washington NJ. Connors
Adm'r. x =. nuilny.
In l.qmity
lancaster.
WIN. c. Bailey, ct. al.

WIN. G. Bailey, ct. al.
Under the decree of the Court Of Equity
in above case, | will sell at Lancaster &. ii.
on Saturday the 27:h Dec. 1856, the House
and Lot belonging TO the Estate of Robert
). Bailey decd, bounded b. Broad street,
by lot of II r. MagilI, White street and lot
Of DE-, b. r Jones. This is n yeiy desira-
BILE House and Lot, pleasantly situated, in
cludes the store room Of DR.. Brummett and
the Printing Office, with all necessary out
buildings and a well OF water.
Terms, as much cash rs will pay costs,
the balance n credit of one year, bond. with
two good surcties with interest from DAY Of
sale and a mortgage.
JAMES H. WIrHERSPOON, c. T.. L. ID.
Dee. Sd 42-4t. Pr. Fee $3.50
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

THE negroes of Il a. X. Cunningham,
will be hired for the ensuing year at my
residence on Wednesday the 3lst inst.
DIXON BARNES, Guardian.
. Dec. 10th 43-2t
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BONNETS, Ribbons, J]aconot, Swiss and
Lace Under Sleeves and Collars, Corded and
Hoop Skirts. X. X. Corscts, Ladies' Merino
Vests, Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and In
settings. a handsome assortment Just 70.
ceiyed at
HASSFLTINE g. CURETONNa
October Sth, 1876. 34H.
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NEGROES o SALE.

vs.. $'cf.
WIN. G. Bailey, ct nj. y
Cudcr the decree Of the Court in above
case, ! win sell at Lancaster, c III. on
Saturday the 9th December 1856, the fol-
lowing negroes belonging TO the TTnst Es.
tate of Mrs. Emma Bailey, deceased, viz
Hannah, a good'eook about 10 years old.
Motley a likely house girl about IL years
did.
TERMS.--A credit Of one year, the pur-
chaser giving bonds with two good securi-
ties, with interest from day of sale, except
as much cash rs will pay COST
JAMES II. WlrHERSpOON.
c.. 4. l.. ID.
Dec. I, 1856. p. {. 81 % A2--4t
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

\ large stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods
consisting in part Ns follows: Fancy and
black Silks. fancy Mcrinos, Dcl.ains, Al
paccas, PopIins, and a fine assortment of
and American Prints, Just received
at lIASSEITiNE & CURETON'S.
Oct. Sth, 1856. 3i.lf
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SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDUI.AR
SWEHIINGS.

Every species OF exterior irritation is
quickly reduced by the auu-iuiamnmtory
acti0n Of this y ntmcnt. Angry Eruptions,
such - Salt Rhcum, Erysipc!a4, letter,
Riogworn, Scpld Head, Nr;tIc Rash, Scab.
birs (or ilrh) &c. die out. {" return no
more, under its application. Hospital cSrc-
ricnce in all parts OF the world pr'ycs its
Inflllibility ia Diseases of the skin, the mus
clcs, the joints and tho glands.
ULCERS, SORES. AND TUMORS.
The effect Of this unTiyaled external
remedy upon Scrofi,la, and other viruIent
ulcers and sores, is almost miraculous. 1t
first discharges the poison which produces
suppura,ion and proud flesh, aud thus the
cures which its healing properties after
ward complete nrc safe ~ we'll as pc:ma-
ncnt.
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aud others.

Under the decree of the Court of Equity
made IN above case, | Will SCI. AT the late
residence of Edward Iarbrough deceased,
on IL mite creek in Lancaster District, on
Friday the 9Th day OF January 1857 the
whole pcrsunal and Real Estate belonging
10 the said Edward larbrough deccas-d.-
Consisting OF TWELVE valuable and Ike
" negroes, amoug the nuHbrr. arc five icl.
lows and boys, one "A pretty good smith and
carpenter, women and girls. Four good
Mules, W Horses, about % head O. cattle,
(somc good beef one yoke oven, Hogs.
Goats, two wagons, Larriage. Buggy, house
hold and kitchen furniture, about 800 bush
els at corn, fodder, oats, sUIne cotton in
seed, cotton seed, some bricks, and other
property.
Also, the plantation on both sides of II
mile creek, containing about 900 Acres,
cnmpo,ed Of three Tracts Che Strnsou,
Field AT d clancy Noundei by Lands OF
VI. &. Heath. Jonn J. Porter, |. X. Rome.
Jas. l.. Curc,on and James Delaney. con.
tanning some rich and valuable bottoms for
corn, and some choice upland for cotton
The Lands may be divided into 3 or /
Tracts, and sold accordingly, plais VII bc
exhibited of the same.
TEEMs-For the personal Estate, a credit
of one year, the purchaser giving note with
two good s%urcties, with interest from day
Of sale. For the Land n credit of !, =, ana
3 years, With interest annually. iioLd and
two good s%uritics, and u mortgage.
JAMES IL WfTHERSpOON.
&. T.. l.. ID.
IN - no
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wanted.

Dry or Green Hides, for which we will
pay "for Dry Hides" 10 cents cash, or Ia
cents in trade, "for Green HIDES" We will
pa 8 cents per ID. We do not limit the
quantity. We will take all we can get at
above rates. MAGlLL g. CAUTHEN.
June llth, 1856. lift
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WOUNDS, BRUISES, BURNS, AND
SCAIDS.

In cases Of the fracture of the bones, in
jnrics caused BY stgaih explosions, Bruises.
Burns, Scalds, Rheumatism, Stiffness of the
joints, and contraction of the sincws. il is
employed and warmly recommended by the
faculty. This marvellous remedy has been
introduced by its inventor in person into all
the leading Hospitals Of Europe, and no
private household should be without IL.
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River Land for Sale.
TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES,
LAND FOR SALE.

| will sell my plantation where ] reside,
two miles from Lancaster, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY TWO ACRES,
on a credit Of one, two or three years.
WIN. MCMILLAN.
November, 10, 4O-6t.
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NEW GOODS.

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED
1 my entire stock of Fall and Winter Goods.
They were selected by myself in person, from
the best houses in New York and Charleston,
with mach care As to prices, quality and styles,
Consisting Of all the different kinds of Staple
and Fancy Goods usually Kept in a regularly,
arranged dry Goods Store, of which | will give
the name of n few
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UNDENiABiE TESTIMONY.

The Medical Staff Of the French and En-
glish Armies in the Crimea have officially
signed their approval of lioiioway's ONT
ment. as the most reliable dressing for sabre
cuts, stabs, aud gun shot wounds. IL is al
so used by the surgeons of the Allied Ma
vies.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-12-17
Estate Notice.

dSEd &c IN GICE
Persons indebted 10 the Estate of II. *.
Curclon are requested to make immediate
payment against the first of October next,
=, longer Indulgence annot be given. On
thnt day The Books, Notes and Accounts
will BE- given to an Attorney for collection.
We nave been already sued on claims, and
We are compelled to raise the money to
meet those demands.
Persons holding claims against the said
deceased, are requested to present them
property affected against the first day of
December next, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar against all such claims.
J. L. CURETON, J Admrs
5. b. MASSEY, ~
September 3rd, 1886. 29-tf.