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New Works in Press.

The LOST DAUGHTEE, AND OTHER STo-
nIEs OF TIE HEART, by Mrs. Caroline Lee
il"miz, is in press at the we'll known pub
fishing house Of II. Il. Peterson, SOC Chest.
nut street, Philadelphia, and VIII be ready
for sale on Saturday, Goth inst. The wri.
ti"gs of Mrs. llcntZ deserycdIy rank amonp
the first from American authors, and they
arc 80 well known and $" popular, that the
bare announce meut above, is sufficient 10
secure for this work ready sale. IL will
b. issued in one large voiUme, neatly bound
in cloth, for 81 %; or in two volumes.
paper cover, for 81 90. Sent to any part
of the Entcd States. free of posiage, on re-.
hitting t" the publisher the price Of the
edition wanted.
Mrs. llALE's RECEIPTS FOR THE Million.
-IHts work il also in press Ly the same
publisher, and will De ISSUED on Saturday.
3d October. Ii Purports TO be thorough
and Practical Encyclopedia for the whole
country, containing near five thousand re:
ccii l., facts, directions, knowledge, etc, in
the useful. ornamental and domestic Arts.
and in the conduct Of lie. Complete in
one large volume Of 800 pages, elegantly
bound in cloth. Price 81 20, and sent by
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MOLAssEs FROM INpMN CoRN.-Mr.
George s. Kintzi, of Exeter township,
Berks county, Pa, called at the Office OF
the Reading Gazette day or two ago,
with two samples of syrup or m0asses,
one made from the common Indian corn
and the other from the Chinese sugar
cane. The first, it is state /, was of The
color and consistency Of she best moass
es, and had a pleasant, sweet flavor. Mr..
Kinizi tried but small experiment in
making this syrup. He took eight corn
stalks, cut off at the root and at the ear,
crushed them in cider mill, and pressed
the juice out with his hands. A quart of
sap WAS thus obtained, which, after boil
ing thirty minutes, yielded one pint of
beautiful syrup. The Chinese sugar cane
was subjected TO the same process, and
yielded about the same quantity Of syr-
up, but no. so thick nor of so fine Ia.
vor as that made from tho common la.
dian corn.
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The METHODIST CHURCH SoCrs 1T
appears, from late number Of the Chris.
tian Advocate aud Journal, that the late
Wesleyan Conference IN England refused
to receive preacher Of the NJ T.. Church
South. Tlcy did not doubt the Christian
character and respectable standing Of this
gentlcmag, but it seems lhst, whilst other
Conferences Of the United States are ad.
mitted to brotherIy communion with the
British Wesleyan Conference, the entrce TO
that body is denied TO the clergy Of the VI.
F.. Church South. The reason assigned
for this in the Advocate, is that the Metho.
dist Church, Sonth, is now in spirit and
practice pro.slavery Church.
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Railroad to Lancaster.

Our remarks upon the subject Of a Rail-
road to this place, in our issue of week be-
fore last, has been noticed in several quar-
tcrs, and we entertain no doubt but that
when the proposed effort is made here, it
will at once enlist the sympathcs of neigh
boring Districts. The Winusboro Register
says:
"a road from Lancaster to Winnsboro
would pass through the northeastern pol,
ti"n of our District, and cross the Catawba
river near the falls. Here it would aid in
developing one of TIE strongest manufactu-
ring locations in the State. We are uuac-
0uaintcd with the Typography of the couu-
try, hut from a cursorv view we should
think the enterprise would pay"
4 road 10 conIeut at Winnshoro would
be from ten to fifteen miles further than one
to connect ut Chester, and from our knowl-
edge of the Topography Of each section, we
would say that the expense Of the lower
route would be greater, about in proportion
to the increased distance over the Other
The average expense Of a mile would be
about the same. Yet there are several con-
sideratons in favor Of this route ltwould
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-23

FEVER and AGUE cured without using Qm
nine Arsenic, Mercury, Opium, o: any OF the
poisonous drugs or dangerous compounds, gem
orally restored to by sufferers from this long
drawn, most affecting and annoying Of all dis
eases, by restoring TO Ca-ter's Spanish Mixtare,
which contains none of the above delcterisos
substances, but cures eflcctualIy and fully by
acting specifically on the Liver and Skin, Pu-
rifying the EloSd, and cxpclling the remain Of
old medicines with which the system hiss bceu
clogged opening The pores Of the DO ly. and al
lowing nature to assist itself in breaking up the
disease, and recupcrating its energies.
See the cure of Mr.. John Longdon,, of Va;
he had fixed aud chronic Ague aud Fever !;
chills twice a day for three years. Nothing
permanently cured him until he tried Carter's
Spanish Mixture; three bottles of which perfect
ly restored him to health; nor has he had
chill since. lie is ely one out of thousand
who has experienced the life renewing effects OF
this valuable purifier of the blood. I'm.
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KILLED BY A WOMAS.-A man by the
name o! John ]. Bass was killed in his own
house one day last week, by Mrs Hud-
son. The parties all lived in Hancock coun.
ty. ii ItaPpeas that Bass came home drunk,
maltreated his wife, and drove her and the
children and Mrs Hudson out of hi. house.
Mrs. Hudson burst two caps ut him, and
then she went bone, and next morning very
early, just as Bass was getting up, she en-.
tered his room, placed a pistol to his breast
and fired, killing him instantly. - Georgia
Federal Uyica.
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Obituary,

Departed this lie, on "Wednesday morning
the 18th instant, between one and two o o'clock,
in the town of Monroe, \. g., Mrs. RHoDA S,
thr wife of James :. Denton, formerly of this
District. She was born near Lancaster village,
on the ?0ih Norcmbcr, 1914 Mrs. Denton,
after II painful aud lingering illness Of mouths
and days, was called home, leaving n discon-
so!atc husband aud nine children TO mourn her
loss, besides large circle Of friends who will
cherish her memory n one they loved. Her
disease was Bronchitis. Every attention was
bestowed upon her, both by the family aud her
friends She lived "A member of the Shiloh
Congregation of the \. L. Church, for a long
time, aud died with the comp"surc of one EhO
died in the glorious hope of Immortality.
"Nhy should We mourn Departed friends.
Or shake at Deaths alarms:
'lIs but voice that Jesus scuGs
To call them TO his ann"
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be the much sought after spccifc-its efficacy
being universally acknowledged by the entire
medical faculty. AS further proof, read the
following from lady-onc of our own cisi-
zens.:
New YORK, October To, 1859.
This is to certify that L was troubled With
worms for more than n year. / was advised to
use McLanc's Celebrated Nermifugc, prepared
by Fleming Bros. Of Pittsburgh. j took one
bottle, which brought away about fifty worms;
j commenced improving at once, and am now
perfectly well. The public can learn my name
and further particulars, by applying to Mr.. Tar
die, No. Manhattan Place, or to +. l.. Thcall,
Druggist, corner of Rutger and Monroe sts.
e$" Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts.
burgh, Ia. All other Eermifuges in COMPARE
son are worthless. DIR. MLauc's genuine Yer
mifugc, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now
Ue had at all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature of
Jssl FLEMING BROS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-23

News FROM INDIA.--The revolutionary
disturbances in British India still continue
Delhi, at the latest Intelligence, had not fal.
len, and the probability of its being taken
soon was diminished. Gen. Barnard has
died of dyscn,cry. Sir Henry Lawrence
has likewise died from wounds. In addi.
tion TO these disasters, more Of the native
troops have nIu,inicd, and the cholera, that
dreadful seourge, IS also prevailing among
the soldiers. The mutiny is attributed 10
the intrigues of Russia, but it is more prob,
ably the result of Englands mismanagc-
mcnt. Thirty thousand troops have been
dispatched from England.
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lHcREAsE or TARIFF.--We understand
that the Charlotte Railroad Company have
increased their tariff of freight aud passen-
ger fare, so that some waggish Complaints
call it more properly tare Of (the hide).
We have not the particulars, except that the
passenger fare, between this place and Col
umbia, is TO be So, instead Of $50, and
other things in proportion. But, "for all
that" we are Rail Road man, out and
out Chester STANDARD
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To Equal Rig hts"

We are sorry to dsubligc "friend and
subscriber" but must decline to publish the
article sent ia, over the signature of Equal
Rights We believe IN extending the
liberty of the press in its broadcst lepiti-
mate sense, but there are certain principles
and crecds, the publication of which, while
they could not possibly answer any good
purpose, may be productive of much harm,
Your IDEAS come under this head, and the
indirect tendency of voUr reasoning, if rca
soning it can be called. is to SOW dissen-
tons in society, create false issues and ar
ray classes against each other. As you have
failed to conyince US of the necessity for
this, and that the aristocracy, as YOU term
them, are Tcspassing upon the rights of the
democracy by means OF power given them
through property representation, and have
failed TO shake our faith in the stability of
the Commonwealth, and in the Justice of
our laws and that the same are administer
cd with an eye 10 the equal rights" of all
classes, we must set you down as false
aiarmist and conclude tSat the less notorie-
tv given 10 your ideas the better.
We had prepared m article which gave
the main points of yours with the view of
exposing the perfect absurdity Of your no>
tons, but being pressed for room, we sub
stitutc this short notice of il instead, and
upon the whole, we believe that our paper
is better filled with something else.
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Additional by the Persia.
New \ oRK, Sent.

New oRK, Sept, l6.
The London underwriters of the Allan
tic cable have ordered SO l.2 per cent. to
be paid, and re!inquish AL claims for sa!
wage.
The race for the Warwick cup was
run by three horses. Lecomprc came in
last beaten twenty lengths. Fisherman
was the winner.
Eleven more regiments have been cr>
dered to India.
Spanish papers deny the existence of n
secret treaty between the United States
and Mexico.
Diplomatic relations have been resum
ed between Naples, France and England
Russian troops have been concentrating
on the Austrian frontier, to prevent in
reference in the affairs of the PRINCIPAL
ities.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-23
WORMSl WORMsl WORMS

A great many learned treatises have been
written, explaining the origin 6f and classifying
the worms generated in the human system
scarcely any topic Of medical science has elic.
ited more acute observation and profound re-
searchi and yet physicians are very much di.
Vlded on the subject. II must be admitted,
however, that, after all, mode of expelling
them and purifying the body from their pres.
enee, Is OF more value than the wisest disquisi.
lions as to their origin.
Such an expellng agent has at las, been dis.
covered Dr. McLane's yermifuge proves to
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New Orleans. Sent Is
Business Notices.
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PHI

HoLL0WAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS.
The idea that cancer is incurable cannot be
entertained by persons who haze Witnessed the
effect Of these remedies on this terrible dis.
ease, The ointment penetrates the substance
Of the cancer, and reaches its minntest ramif.
cations in the flesh, checking its progress, and
gradually restoring the parts Affected to sound
condition, while the pills. acting upon the blood
"7 powerful detergent, destroy the seeds of
the malady IN the circulation. The testimony
on this head is abundant and conclusiys. IOll
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-23

ADVANCE rs lNpIA pRopUcE-Thc Eu-
ropa reports that Srltpctrc, and other India
produce, bad considerably advanced IN the
London and Liverpool markets, in conse-
qucnce of the last news from India. which
was generally conceded on all hapd. to be
Of an untavorablc nature. The advaRce in
s1Itrctye was equal 10 five shillings per
cwt
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a proposition is being brought before
the people in various parts OF the State to
petition the l. legislature at its next session
to allow the managers of elections some
adequate compensation for their labors, or
in lieu thereof TO exonerate them from
patrol and militia duty.
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North OF Goldsboro', and, by the Southern
train, about Fair Bluff seems to have been
lis limit
By the boats from Fayetteville we learn
that the effects of The blow were not expe-
ricnccd severely above Elizabeth. Below
this point, the low ground crops of corn,
&c, are seriously Injured Charleston
Standard
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tELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
TX IiELMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
liEI MBBLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
lIEI VI RNI- -L,S nnmmimn PREl,A 4 IL AIllN

IHtELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
LH HELMBOLDS genuine PREPARATION.
HEI MBULD'S genuine PREPARATION.
llELMBuLDS genuine PREPARATION.
Is prepared according TO Pharmacy and Chem
is,ry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemical
knowledge devoted to their combination.
ItlsELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
* For diseases U, the Bladder Kidneys GRAY
cl, aud Dropsy.
1tb FAD ! HEAD READ,-''Yc afflicted
p read. :" the following Certificate of a cure OF
ogcr 20 wears standing:
Ii. T. EELNR0LD-Dcar Sir: have beea
troubled with al a!liicti.u or the Bladder AMI
Kidneys for over twenty Yeats. have tried
Physicians in vain, and at last concluded TO
give your genuine Preparation trial, as had
heard il highly spoken OF. IL afforded me inn
mediate rcici. ] bare used three bottles and
have o5L,ircl wusc relief FROM its effects and
eel much better than have for twenty years
PupSi0uS. have ti'e greatest faith in its vir-
tues and curative powers, and shall do all IN my
power 4" make il known tO the afflicted. Hop
lug this may prove advantageous to you in as.
Si>iiug YOU I, int, oduce the medicine. ! am
truly yours, Nj. McCoRMIC.
Should any doubt Mr. McCormc's statement
he refers TO the following gentlemen:
Hon. Wm, Bigler, Ex-Governor, Pennsylvania.
Hon, Thus. Florence, Philadelphia.
lIon. J. {. Nuox, Judge, Togo Co Ia.
Hon. j :. Block, Judge, Philadclphia
Hon. d. Il. Porter, Ex-GOvGvuOr Pcm,sylva-
nia.
Hon. Eli. Lewis Judge, Philadelphia.
lion. H. G. Grcr, Judge L. >. Court
Hon &. W. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia,
Hon. W. \ Porter, Cny Solicitor Phadcl-
phia
Hon. John BiSlcr, Ex-Governor, California
Hon. +. Banks, Auditor General Washing
ton -. &,
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Town CoUNcIL.--The following gentle
men (says the Patr;et and Mountaineer)
were on Monday last elected Intendant and
Wardcns Of the Town Sf Greenvilie, for
the ensuing year:
Intenddnt--H. J.. THRUsToN.
Wdrdens w. p. McBee, ID. Hoke, L.
Williams and b. +. Cleveland.
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.AMBROTYPES!!

WHE CITIZENS OF THIS PLACE and
l Vicinity are respectfully invited by the
Subscriber to edl Mt ODD PRLDOWS y
HALL, and examine specimens of his Am.
brotyres, Camntypcs &c. lie il prepared
to execute likencsses OF all such persons as
wish one either for themsclycS or friends. in
the moss improved les Cal soon "a
his stay is limited.
j. NJ CROWELI..
Sept. 20, 81, 32-f
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TEE GALE.-Ne learn from friend that
the effects Of tho gale were visible along
the road from Petersburg 10 fifty miles Of
Charlotte. Immense rains occurred n, the
former place on Friday. The crops have
been seriously injured.
At Wilmington. the gale on Saturday
was very heavy, and many trees were blown
down.-S0uih CdrOiiniGr.
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New Advertisements. A

IMPORTANT TO PARESTs.--A notice Of
that excellent Institution, the Carolina Fe.
male College, located in Anson, N. c., is
given in our paper to-day.
Coon BARGArSs, are promised at Names
Baum's establishment in Camden, s. c.
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The Keowee Courier says that land in
Pickeps brings good prices, even when for
ced at Sheriff's sale. On last sale day, one
forty acre tract was sold for 81 900, and
the biddings generally were spirited.
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Mrm5 Ut tgs WGrk .
BHbbingtoB McCauley, the Historian, has
been elevated TO the Pecrnge.

Costa Rica has decreed the expected
Walker expedition piraIical A Congress
of all the American States " i'll soon be held
at San jose.
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From Kansas.

~, st. Louis, Sept. lG.
The Kansas Constitutional Convention
was organized by the choice Of John Cal.
houn for President, who made a speech
in favor of submitting the Constitution TO
the people.
Five hundred Z. S. troops left Leaven-
worth on the 9th inst, for New Mexico.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-23

The treaty between the u. States and
New Grenada was signed few days since
at the State Department. IL merely pro-
vdcs for commission for the settlement O:
all the claims on the part of our citizens
against that government, The other ques-
tions are postponed.
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We clip the following capital remark
from an eychaDgr. Ils acutcness j. rot sur.
passed by anything ia Sad.i or in solomon
The man who does not advertise hi, bust.
ness, conIcss.s incapacty and defeat, and
must retreat tG The rear rauk of his voca.
ton"
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a NOVEL BET.-A barkeeper, ef Albany
N. Y, has made bet of $50 that he can
make twenty gia.cocktais 10 one minute.
The editor Of the Savannah News says, he
can find man in that place who will bolt
gin-cocktaiIs by the hour, faster than any
barkeeper in creation can make them.
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The faw of Indiana, passed in 1851, pro-
viding that no negro or mulatto shall come
into or settle in that State, under the pen-
ally of heavy fine, has been pronounced
unconstitutional by Judge Andrr> on, In IL
case Just tried at Indianapolis.
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wEMrfrrs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
The revenue derived from passengers on
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, for
the month of August, just passed, is s5l,-
74O,63. For the correspo nding month last
year she receipts were 20,2O2,Os, says the
Memphis Bulletin.
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The Democrats OF Lcavcnworth, Kansas
have nominated DR.. Dycrs, free State
Democrat, for mayor Of that town He is
said to be in favor of allowing all persons
holding slaves at the time of the adoption
of 4 constitution to retain them until death
shalt set thom free, but to admit no more
after the Territory bccomcs State.
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The leading English papers express their
warm appreciation of the friendly feeling
displayed by the American press in refer
snce to the Indian difficulties, and their
eqnal qualification aud surprise that such
feeling shou ID pcrsade the South, espe-
eia!ly MS India may lie a rival with the Sou tn
ia the production Of cotton.
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There are in New York four hundred
and Eincty. two establishments where ready
made clothing is manufactured, and a num-
Der of leading houses do business to the
amount Of over two million dollars year.
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The Camden Journal learns that some
peaches found their way to that market
few days since, and were sold at the rate of
five dollars pei bushel.
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NEW PosT OfFIcE.-A new Post Office
has been established in Cleveland Co, N. G.
called Broad Rirer, Mr.. N. N. Thomasson
appointed Post Master.
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Hymeneal.

Married, on Thursday evening, the lGth Sep
bcr by the Rev. II. W. Bncc, j. L. CASTOR,
Esg, of Chester, to Miss MARGARET Il. HEMP,
HILL, u Fairfield, $. C..
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New Advertisements,
CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE.

'HIIE NEXT SESSION OF THIS IN
L stitution is expected TO open on the
9th of October. and large Increase OF
patrons is confidently anticipated
Catalogues may be had 10y application TO
the subscriber at AnsonviIIr, y. T..
II. x. WALSH, President
Sept. %. 81 It-32.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

49,. Savannah, Sept. Is.
tIity passengers were picked up 10y The
Brg Mervine of Boston as well as those
saved at Norfolk. All the rest are SUP.
posed TO be lost.
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WA#rED.-At this ctlice, NO intelligent
lad of from II to l6 years of age, a& an ap-
prentice tc the printing business.
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JOHN J. McKAIN.
Wholesaie and Retail Druggist,
At the Old Stand Known as
N"KAIN'S DRUG STORE

" NhtN = DhOu tOhE.
CAMDEN, s. O.
II AS ON HAND a LARGE AND well
IL selected Stock Of
Drugs and M edicines,
FRKScH, EsGLIsH, AND AssRJcAS CHEMr.
GALS,
Patept Medicines, Thompsonian Medicines,
Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Paints Oils,
and Varnishcs, Burning Fluid and Cam.
phene. Window Glass and Patty, Hair, tooth
and Nail Brushes, Perfumery, Flayorinv
Extracts and every article comprising the
stock Of Druggist and Apotbecary.
Physicians, Country Merchants and Plan
ters can depend on their orders meeting
prompt and careful attention and upon the
most accommodating terms. No extra
charge for packing goods.
Sept. -, 1857, s2-3m.