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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLlowAYa OINTMENT AND PILLS, an un.
failing remedy for Scrofulous Sores-The
eldest son OF Anthony Barnet, aged "A, of
Galveston, Texas, was an awful sufferer,
with scrofulous sores on his limbs; the par.
en's toox him to several doctors, and did all
10 their power to alleviate him, but he only
became worse. A sister Of SIr Barnet, who
had been cured Of bad leg BY Holloway's
Ointment and Pills, took the child under her
protection, to see what effect few.
weeks residence with her would do; no soon.
CT had she got him at her own house, than
she tried Holloway's Ointment and Pills,
they soon caused an improved appearance
in the child. and after using them abou, ten
weeks every symptom "f hi. disorder hsi
vanished like snow brf"re ,hs sun-such i,
the power Of these wonderful rcH.cdirs.-
They will also cure all III orders Of the
akin.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Lancaster Disf

Chas. + Evans, WHO'S in the cu,to-i,. '.
Of the Sheriff Of Lancaster Dist. ky virtue
Of writ Of capias AL sstisfaci-ndum, a,
the suit "f VIM L RoLiuson, having filed
in my office, together With Schedule on
oath Of his estate AMI effects. his petition
to the Court "f Common Pleas, PRAYING
that he may I've admitted to the benefit Of
the Acts Of the General Assembly, made
for the relief Of insolv.ut debtors. 1t is
ordered that tho said W r Robinson and
all OF er the creditors, to whom the said G.
L Evans is in anywise indebted, l.e and
they are hereby summoned and have no.
tlee to be and appear before the said Court
at Lancaster Court House, on the third
M'n'lsy in Marcl, next, to shew cause, il
any they can, Why the prayer Of tho peti.
tion aforesaid should not bc granted.
J. \. STEWMAN. Clerk.
Ofllce Of Common Pleas, a. 3m
Lancaster Dist. Dec. ~, 1855 pf. 10 dols.
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E
GsHAT DksrRCcrioS OF I'Ropxnrr.-
On saturday evening last the entire roof
Z" the large aaJ elegant depot of,he itich.
'uonl aud DAnvilIc Railroad Company in
Richmond. Va, gave way from the great
weight Of snow upon il. and falling in
crushed out the brick wallis. making a
complete wre,k. Of tho whole building
The depot wss2o5 feet long on fhe we.,
side, 2lO feet on the east side. aud la2
feet wide, and being covered ia i,y one
ro'r, supported only hy small iron rsls ;,
presented wi.le surface fr tho falling
snow, which had accumulated to a depth
Of severai inches before the accident oc.
rurr-i., Fortunately no ono was in the
huilding At the time. and No iives were
therefore Loaf This depot wa erected
at = cost Of $4,000 H. the company,
about two years since, and was one of the
larrss, in the South. I, j. impossible to
estimate the loss 10 the company, and n
the insrchspts and farmers who had
freight in the depc,. but il will i.ll b.t In
tle short OF CSC. 900. as there wcie IN the
haiding. at the time of the occurrence,
soYhe $4,000 bushcls Of wheat. bcsif-.
hogaheads and ca.cs of ftoi,acco, lots of gu.
ans and merchandise Of almost every char.
scte7. Thcre were also two or three
freight esrs lesushed ,,y the falling tim.
hers. and ono ofthsm literally ground into
hAgmsnts. e.,
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The Wade Lands
FOR SALE

FOH .S-9LE.
Geo. 7. Wade, vs., In Eqnitr Lancaster
Jas. I. WIDE, and Bill to sell Real Is.
others tate. Partition DC.
BY virtue Of the decree Of the Court OF
Equity made in the. above ca.e. will
sell at Lancaster G II on the First Mon
day, the 4th day Of February next, the
real estate Of tho late Jas. I. Wade, Or.
decd, viz: Ths; valuable plantation con-
tanning 800 acros more or LEES, situate on
the Catswba River, IN Lancaster District,
Including the island known as wades Is.
land in said river, bounded by lands Of
Daniel w. Brown, j N Dunlap and the
Cxtawba River. This isa no. I planta-
ton for ci,ker cotton or corn.
Also, the tract Of land few miles die.
tant from ;se river tract, snAl whereon the
late Jas 7 Wade, sr., resided at his death,
containing 800 scres more OF less toun.
ded by lands OF Dan'i w Brown, Francis
ID Green and others. This tract contains
handsome aud elegant dwelling. all ue.
cessary and convenie; out-builiings, and
an orchard n rare and delicious fruit trees.
TERxs.--A credit u and years wiri,
interest, payable annually fiom day ofsale,
the purchaser giving bond with good
sureties and mortgage, sxcept 20 much
cash ss will pay tho cost aal expenses d
sale. J. IL wITpEGsPOoN ,,csGs
Lstss,es Gil. Ii.pS:C, o. Zee $3.50
| &sxnss5 ., is6oy - '''s~' TAI
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EXECUTIVE R-MENT.

Columbia. january 10, 1856.
by his cxeelcncr. J. II. ADAMS, Governor
and Commsndcr-in Chief in and over the
State Of Eouth Carolina
NHEREAS, information has been re-
w ccivcd nt this Department that n,ur.
der was committed on the body Of F.. ]. Lew
is, IN the ll,h of November last by d. =.
Therrrl, in Lancaster Di-triei, aud that said
Therrrl Inns fed from Justice. .. a.n. .. e..
Now, know We, that to the end Justice
may be done, and that the said Therrrl NAV
be brought to legal trinl for his olr.nc. as
aforesaid, ], J. ii. ADAMS, Governor as a.
forssaid. do issue this my proclaim alton, N.
frrins rrwrrd Of THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for his apprehension and deliv.
cry into any Jail ia this State. ......
Said ThcIrcl is described ~ being about
feet, or inches high, light hair, blue
eyes, thick lips. short meek, with deep dent
in middle Of lower lip. down-cast look, no.c
rather Hat, shonldrrs little drooprd, fair
skin. thin beard. between 30 and as years of
age. and Is carpenter or mill. wright by
trade. .
LIS Given under my hand and the seal of
OF ths STATE, the day and year above writ
ten. J. II. ADAMS.
J. PATTERSON. Secretary Of State.
Jan. l6 3w,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Lancaster District.

Samuel i. Remington, who is in the
custody of tho Sheriff of Lancaster Dis:.,
by virtue of writ OF Capias I'd Satisfaci-
euium, at the suit of J "A IIssseltine, rs.
s'gnee, having filed in my office, together
with schedule on oath of his es,at. and
effects, his petition to the Cour, Of Com
mon Pleas praying that he may b. aJ-
mitted to the hencft Of the Acts Of the
ieneral Assembly, mad. for the relief VI
lnsolvent debtors. 1t is ordered tla, the
said } y llasscltiEc, assignee, and I'll 9th
er ,h" creditors to whom the said S ID
Remington is in anywise indebted, lie and
they arc hereby suInmonc,l and have no.
tiee to appear hciore the said Court ut
Lancaster Court House, on the 3rd Mon
day in March next, to .hew cause il anv
Why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not bc granted.
J. 4. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Office Of Common Pleas. } ~ 3m
l.ae"ster Dist. Dec. 10, 1858 prs 10 dolls.
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Carpets, Oil-Cloths, &c.,
At Low Prices for Cashl
George T.. l.. HYATT,

Nos. 444 and 44G PEARL Street, (near
Chatham,) Vew. York,
II AS now in store, aad is constantly re-
L Il cci'ing wELL-AssoRTED SrocK OF
CARrErs. OIL-CLoTHs. &c. to which he
invites public attention, believing that an
examination of both quality and prices will
prove satisfactory to MCichants and to
Purchasers generally, who buy for Cash.
His Stock consists Of
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY &, BRUS.
Sells CARPETS. IN NEW DESIGNS;
SUPERIOR ENGLISH g. AMERI-
lCAN 3.PLY, AND INGRAM
CAL RPETS;
Comprising many New -oattcons, made ex.
Pressly for first class trade. Also,
Twilled and plain Venetian Hall and Stair
Carpets. Oil Cloths in widths from 2 to
- feet, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic
Tuflcd and CsgHn9n Hearth Rugs and
Door mats Of different sorts. Table and
Piano Covers Of Choice Patterns. Al
Sd and Ga Plaid and Plain Matlirgs.-
Window Shades of desirable styles
Stair Coverings, Stair Rods, and all other
articles usually kept in Carpet Stores.
He IL Also AGENT foR SELLING
Carhart g. Nye's Power Loom Three.ply
and Ingram Carpets, rs well rs Barber's
Auburn Prison-made Brussels 3-ply. Ingram
aud Vcnetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will hs tairly represented to
purchasers. and sold AT fair pTices.
July 25, 24-lv.
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EIBE.W0BKSL.

TNHE subscribers have received their Fall
l. Stock of Fire Works, comprising one
Of the largest assortments ever brought to
this city, which will be sold at low prices
for cash. Country merchants would do well
to forwsrd theis orders In time, which Will
be put up with the greatest caro-. Assorted
cases, varying from as 10 so dollars, always
on hand.
Their stock comprises
Fire Crackers, Geld Chop, A No. !.
Roman Candies, J., ., 3, A, 5. up 10 rs balls,
white,
Roman Candies, !, 2, IA, s, up to Is balls,
colored, rF
Sky.rockcts, from l OF. TO 1 ID.
Serpents, Pin.wheels, Triapgie.. Flower
pots.
A variety Of ia.ge pieces suitable, for az.
hibitions-
..%s Won syANTEN d &BARuc.
eos kng-st, Cha,lsston, s. C.
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SOUTH Lowell FACTORY.
Joseph Ola rke

j: prepared to furnish at shortest notice, his
improved COTTON GINS. at .$l.76 per Saw,
cash-Thresters, Fans, and Cylindrical Straw.
cutters, TO all who may need said machines
The following gentlemen have patronizcd him,
aud can confidently be referred to, viz: Capt. j.
n. Ingram, Hanging Rock; T. T. Gregory, Taxa.
baw; w. ]. Culp, Harrisburg Wv. Z. Cunning
ham, Liberty Hill; Capt d d Perry Beaver
Creek; IA Cunningham, JL Robinson, l,r. r
l. Crawford and VIM. Stevens, Lancaster H..
lie is also prepared to furnish and put up
superior article Of Lightning rods at reduced
prices.
\ Is To accord with the "hard times"
have reduced my Gins TO 81 IS per saw, and
otner machines in proportion. Being thank.
:"l for past favors, hope by attention TO bus;.
ne-s aud desire to please, | may s,ill be sus.
taincd i'll my profession
~ 3m JOSEPH CLARKE.
Sout VLowell factory, Lancaster Dist. June Ii
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LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS,

!. Subscribers who do not rive cxprc.,
notice to the contrary, are considered us
"ishing to continue their subscriptions.
,. IL subscribers order the discentiuuunc.
of their papers. the publisher can continue
!" send them until all arrcaragcs arc paid.
3. u subscribers neglect or refuse to taxi
their papers from the office to which they
are directed. they are held responsible. until
they settle their bill, and order the paper
4. II any subscriber remove to another
place without informing the publisher, and
The paper is sent Ia the former direction,
they nre held rc-pon-ible.
.. The Courts lave decided that refusing
l" Il &c newspaper from the office, or re.
ni"' IL and leaving il uncsllcd for. is prima
dcu ridcnrc Of Intentional fraud.
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Departed this life ON the 2ist inst, Mr..
James Denton, in the 9th year of his age.
lie came te Lancaster village when but a
youth, and resided here until his death. lie
was ayouns man Of most exemplary morals;
altogether correct and gcntlcInanly in hi, de-
Pertinent. None knew him but to praise.
lie met death with the resignation of the
true christian, exhorting his friends ard re.
lations to "mcct him in heaven" The truly
good name he leaves behind, aud the bright
evidences he gave Of happiness beyond,
should afford comfort and sola,e to his
deeply distressed sisters and brother.
Our young men may reflect, with profit,
on his example. FRIEND.
Jan. ~, 1856.
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THE
SrlentIft Amtrirull.
ELEVENTH YEAR.
SPLENDlD' ENGRAVINGS and
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
NEW
BLACk1NG MAUFACTORY.

IlIE undersigned would respectfully call
Il the attention of the public to their su>
perior article of Boot and Shoe Polish. which
they are manufacturing in the tovn Of Che
raw, =. e., and is superior to any thing of
the kind now in uso
1t has been tried by many Of the citizens
Of this State, and is recommended for the
following qualities
1t preserves the leather and makes il more
durable than airy other blackiny-at the
same slime it does not soil clothing.
The Chcraw and Darlington Rail Road
being completed, enables US to ship to any
portion of the South.
Send in your orders and give NV trial.
Thos. ii. Tomlinson is our agent, and all
orccrs scnt to him or the undersigned, will
be promptly attended to.
EVANS & WOODWARD.
Cheraw, 8 c, Jan'y 10. 1856. f47tfT
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

GETTING, Hor-We called in at the House
hall las, evening, at about o p. M, and
found the steam Of factiousness getting up
pretty rapidly. Somc members looked
flushed, Others again merry, and not few
~ though ready for a general squabble
"at tho drop Of hat" Tie hair Of near.
" every one Of them WAS dishevelled, and
their patience WAS evidently worn out.
Yet it was clearly the de,erinina alton Of a
large majority At that time to spend the
night in tho hall; there being no sign at
At that hour leading to the impression that
either Of the three parties wero inclined 10
'givs in" though here and there " found
\ member anxious to pair off with an
opponent for tho night. Up to that hour
nothing had been effected in the course Of
tho day by the expenditure of much wind
and some little OF Uncle Sans money.
The few who were anxious to adjourn did
their best by the noise they made in ro-
ting aye, to tho motions TO that end to
"ou,sh out" their overwhelming more nu-
suerous opponents. Everybody was try.
ing TO be good hnmored, though restless
hess and nervousness on the part Of many
you'd ,momentarily show itself in spite Of
their efforts 10 take the "iir" they we're in
a. philoAorhically As possible. 1t struck
ns that the usual row Of the night session
would not arise. We never before knew
tho House to sit very late without the oc-
rurrence Of squsbblc after squAtbIe upon
shn floor, growing out Of tho undue heat
Vt the members,and the never failing con-
fusion Of such occasions. So Ms give
Men credit for more !hisicxi perse, erance
than we previously thought they dcserv.
The pubiic At large. IS ,n.,,ers now
stanj, exro infinitely less about tho solu.
zion Of the question who shall bc Speaker
thsn Of DISSATISFACTION the Thirty. fourth
Congress shall of shall not ever g., onc.--
No party 10 in . majority in tho Hail.
H. il viii to impossible hy tho legislation
VI tho present Congrc.s--tho Senate be-
ing lxrrcly Demorcstic--to change the
.Iis,ing policy ofthe Govcrn,nent in any
inaterisI point, Whatever. Whatey-r par.
~ wins the Speaker.hir. will sr-esiily iind
itself in a quan'lsry sa, in sel,r,ing The
committees, no presiding officer can fail 10
give. mortal cfFeace to more or less Ji.ap
pointed gentlemen, who will pun ri, him
and ,h"se favored by him Tin making Up
the committee )dn. all convenient acca.ions
throughout the session. Such has BEEN
tho turn .ueh matters have taken from the
foundations Of the Government to this day:
and % long ~ human usture continues
the same, We may always .ca'culH.s on
finding msn'bers disappointed in ,h. .e-
lection of the e"mmiitces. and showm
thsir teeth "n thss account ah.rwar.ls.-
Esonins Star.
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CHARLESTON
DAILY STANDARD.
A Reliable Commercial
and Political journal.
SINGLE CORES, PER ASNuM $500
Ten so IN

The Daily STANDARD containsa d1ly telegraph
ic report, Market Report, and a report of
General Information furnished by the mail from
every section of the Union
1t also presents daily report Of the Stock
Market, the Cotton Market, of the Arrivals and
Departures OF Ships, and of the arrivals of pas
sengers
Once week is presented comparative
statement OF the receipts and shipments Of Cot
ton, Rice and Lumber, at the port of Charleston,
ana comparative statement Of the Receipts
and Exports Of Cotton at all the ports of the l.
nited States
All news Of q personal and political character,
both foreign aird domestic, is given with the
greatest possible promptness and to insure this
object We have secured the services Of an able
corps Of correspondents.
1t is our fpecial object to publish NEWS
PAPER, proper. We shrink from the express
sion OF no opinion which may be demanded bv
the subject before MS, but an general principle
prefer stating facts al the earliest instant possi-
bic, and to leave it to our readers to form their
own opinions.
The course Of the paper is severely couscrva-
tive FIRST of morality and order next, OF the in-
shtutions peculiar TO the South, and next of TIL,
union OF the States. We resoutely oppose rad
icalisin as well in democracy as morals.
One important object ia the establishment OF
onr paper, was to present cheap vehicie for
information. From this object We have been
compelled to depart, to some extent; but not to
leave 1t entirely out Of view, We propose to sell
the paper at our counter. in packages Of TEN
Tor TWENTfFIVEC CENTS, and 10 NAIL TEN
Copies to any one of our subscribers, for year,
who will send us FIFTY DOLLARS. This will
relieve us from the risks Of collection, and the
expense Of mailing 80 many different packagea,
while 1t viii give to oevery neighborhood through
out the State, the oportunity Of a daily paper at
FIVE DOLLARSper annum
L. w. STRAIT & co.
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LIT US REASON TOGETHER
>(9, t,..ss@|1M.3@:
A=sSsAe lsssl ~ Ay.sslAh, RJ
H0LL0 WAYS PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK.

II has been tie lot Of the human race 10 be
~eigned down by disease and Suffering, Ho.
ioways Piils are speciaily adapted to the relief
Oh the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE
and the lNflRM, of all climcf, ogcs. sexes, and
constitutions. Professor Holloway personally
supcrintcnds the manufacture OF his medicines
in the United States, and offers them to free
and enlightened people, as tn" best remedy the
world ever produced for the removal OF dis
elses
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Just Published, by tie
HO WARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

REPORT ON sPERMAT0RRHEA, or Sem
insi Weakness, Impotence, the Vice of 0ncnism
assturbaticn, or Self dbuse, and other Diseascs
Of the Sexual Organs, with an account octh er.
rors and deceptsens 81 Qascks, and vnlnahle ad.
vice to the afflicted, by Geo. u. Osihoua, M. D.,
Consulting Surgeon Of the Howard Asscciasion,
fhilacclphia. Pas, bcnevolcnt Institution, es-
ttbiishcd by special endowment, for the relief
Of the sick and distressed, afiictcd with "yiru-
lent and Epidemic Discases.p
a copy Of the above Report wiIi bs peat by
mail (in sealzg eny.lope,) Ffse of Charge, 90
the receipt Of Two Stamps Coz rposfage, -.
! AdGsosA ss1s sDR R&HCkLH0VN. -
90 No Z, Soath
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

Ss'A ~
B-R. Barton. i Bradley, z. II. Brit
ton.
C-Fsnny Craig. }. Cr"x,on, w. C.
CLARKE, S. a. Crockci,-, Wm. Cook, W.
Z. Cauthin.
E-E. +. Ellis. J. Edwards.
F-W. l.. Faulkner.
CD. J. Gilbert. ,s
H-Isn&l~rsoa l. Willistns.F. C. Hich.
ins. II. J. Hancock, S. uotci,kiss, D.Huff
J--Dr. T. Johnston.
p-J. II. PosteIe.
L. a. A. LHney, W. Logan.
M-R. A. MC.,rclc, J. Miller, Rob'tG
Marshall.
On. Quick. 81 X
K-kosslthe. FErEE
S-Boaus. Speace, J. J. Sima, q. N.
Stokes, Miss z. Sierle. yg-l
IA. w. Thomson.
w. r. Welsh, J.E. WAiku,. H.w.
Wilkerson.
! Persons Calling for Letters in tho above
list will please say they are advertised.
TliOS. Il. MAGILL, p. NJ.
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FxnsrAl Cornr.--In Ii. United States
Diss5ict Court yesterday. the Jury eharg-
ed With tho indictment against 7. J. Fec
lss. fos unlawfslly opening a mail pack
age, retained verdict Of No, Guilty !"
=. bad been the csss ~itiS the Jury Of
previoas seek on the iniietm.n, for rob.
hing the uaAil..
The nseogni.aness of ali partie. attend.
ing 10 y ftssuce to tho matters against +.
4 Eecla there being E,ss cases yet re-.
snsiniag -svsss continued for ths fuurth
Monday IL Feisuary. being the 25,h Feb
voasy. 10 which dav the District Court
sfahds sdjousnesl. We hesr rnmoss Of =
desire 20 change ths venne ~ to those CO.
ses, but 'hsvs lsasned uctl.ing definitely.
.tss. sssit's ~ fCharies,on Coari.r.
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AN IMPORTANT CCKE

NJ. j. HrRx Of 7hryord ", writes It's
that ay"ung inxn in his n-ighLorhupi
having suffered fer some lime with dissas.
cd l.nnes.was forced 10 abandon his school
and his 'rianls though, Le must soon die.
lie then commenced using Dr. Rogers
LiFERWOET, TAR. and CANClIAEA-
GU 4, and in l,,'e less than two mon IN.
~x. ccn'rletrly restored to health, and
tho following winter rvsuned hi. school.
For sale by .-
MAGILL 4 HEATH.
and ',y Dru2gi'ts everywhere.
Fsicx--ln large bottles 81.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-01-23
NOTICE.

ScL psrsons having demands against Che
Estate OF L,ndy Walker de ceased ar. rs
enes'ed 10 .Present them f"r payment, pre-
vious 10 the Ist January next as ON that
day chs Estate ill be aritlcd. This notice
will be plead In barso say lesaand presested
after that time. ~ 200
All psrsoas indebted so tho Estate are re-
qucsted 10 settle prsvious Ia I At. January
1886. ap' NANCY WALKER. Ad,,x
Tiss ysnrAy. 1856. 1'7s
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-01-23
General Debiiity----Ill
Health.

Many of che most dcspotic governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the introduce
tion Of these Pills, that they may become the
medicine Of the masses Learned Colleges ad-
init that this medicine is. the best remedy ever
ever knoSn for persons OF delicate health, or
where the system has been impaired as its in.
vigorating properties never fail 10 afford rel;,s