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CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
THE BEST LTERATIVE KNOWN

ONn En y OF ANsON MIA UnEs .
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
THE BEST LTERATlVE KNOWN {!
Not Particle of Mercury in it!
An 1nfnllible Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutnneons Eruptions,
Pimples or Postues on the Fnce. Blotchcs,
Boila, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes.
Ring Worm or letter, Scald Head, Enlarge
mcnt and Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Salt
Rheum. Stubborn Ulcers SyphiIitic Disorders.
and all Discusses arising from injudicions
use of Mercury, lmprudence in Life. or I'm
purity Of the Blood.
cB. This great alternative medicine and Pu-
riher of Blood is now used by thousands of CRATE.
fnl patients from all paris OF the United States,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per-
formed by the greatest Of i'll medicines, "CAR-
RERs SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
7 tIthenuatisIn, Scrofula Eruptions on the Skin,
Liver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affec-
ton of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat,
Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the
Bones and Joints. are speedily put to fight by
using this great and inealimable remedy.
For all discusses Of the Blood. nothing has vet
been found TO compare with it. 1t cIeanses the
system of all impurities, acts gently and eff
GENTLY OIL the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone 10 the Stomach, ,nukes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken
doWn ny the excesseS OF youth, to Its prIStine
vigor and strength.
For the Diseases of FEMALES il is peculiarly
applicable, and wherever 1t has become known, -,
is regularly prescribed with the happiest effects
II invigorates the weak and debilitated, and i'm
parts elasticity to the worn-out frame, clears the
skin. and leaves the patient fresh and healthy ;
q single bottle of this inrstimable remedy is
worth oil the so called Sursaparllas in existence.
The large number of certificates which we
have received from persons from all parts of The
United States. is the bes, evidence that there is
no Humbug about it. The press. hotel keepers.
magistrates, physicians. and public men, we'll
known to the cummunity. all add their iestino-
ny to the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. X
Call OH the Agent and get an Almanac, and
read the details Of astonishing cures performed
bv CARTERS SPANISH MIXTU RE, lin most
eases where everything else had signalIy failed }
The limits of All advertisement will not admit
their full insertion.
WM 8. BEERS, & CO., Proprietors,
No. S04, Broadway. New York, u
To whom all orders must be addressed,
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants
in all parts Of the United States and the Cana.
das, andby -
WARDLAw d Lyon, Ahbeville G. f.,
GARY l. JONAS Cokesbury,
F. G. PARKS, Greenwood.
May l, 1856. 2 ly
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AMERICAN COTTON PLANTER
SOIL or TIIS s@Wl7l II,
UNITED.f IL -
Prospectus for 1867.

THE Editor and Proprietors of the AMERr.
i CAN COTTON PLANTER having nur.
chased the SOIL OF TIE SOUTH, take pleas.
ure in announcing 10 the patrons Of boil, jour
malls, and to the friends of Agri ri:utural Improve
January number for 1867, will commence tho
publication Of the AMERICAN COTTON PLAN,
TER AND SOIL OF THE SOUTH, united, in
the city oI Montgomery, Alabama. :
IL thus uniting the publication OF these two
Agricultural Joumals. we have secured the. able
cultural Editor, whose reputation, boifi as EdY..
tor aud practical IIorticuAurist, is too well and
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NEW DRUG STORE -!
AT GREENWOOD.


VVIIE undersigned, Druggist and Apothecary,
IL has just received very complete stock of
Drugs and Medicines,
selected with the greatest caro- for this market.
His stock consists of every variety usually found
in City Apothecary Shops.
Extracts of all the vegetable preparations
from the hest Chemists.
IinCtNrcS prepared from tho crude mate
rial, and warranted TO be of the strength lain
down in the United States PharInacopa.
Pa tent Medicines. direct from the
manufactory, us cheap rs they have ever been
sold i'll this place. J
A very superior article of Brandy, for
medicinal purposes only. Fine Old Ports, Ma
drira and Sherry, Wines, Scheidam Scbnspps,
&c. &c.
He will keep constantlysa fine assortment of
" Confectioneries, Tobaccoand Segars.
II would be unnecessary to enumerate all til.
articles. To Physicians, he pledges himself to
fill their orders wi good Medirines ns can
be ebtaiped elsewhere; aud TO his friends. he
pledges like satisfaction as to the Goods and
terms. Call ut the Store formerly occupied =,
the Post Office. JAS il. RILEY.
Greenwood, S. c., Nov. >, 1856. 29.tf
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.ne s,uu,eu desire Of the Editors and ruv.,sn..-
Of this Journal TO make it, in its several Depart
ments, the e'plun.atIop .aud fireside companion Of
every Iamily and Industrial man in the South
The Cotton Planter and Soil will DO published
monthly, in magazine form, containing Thirty
Two pages, Super Royal Octave, ittched trim:
med, aud neatly covered, with advertising
sheet of sixteen puRes. 80 -
II Fl 3 M g.: tr.ssS
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Subscriptions should commence with the vol.
unle. ..,
!. AS we shnll keep no accounts, the cash must
invariably accompany the order.
AU orders for the paper must be addressed to
USDERwooD d CLOUD, Montgomery Alabama.
All communications for the columns Of the
Planter and Soil should be addressed to DR.. N
B. CLouD. Montgomery. Alabama. ~
Dec. "a, 1856. 3e
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
AND
THE FARMERS GUIDE.
OF TIE LATTER PUBLICATION.


7 EONARD SCOTT j. CO., New York, con.
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great political parties Of Great Bri,nin-Whig,
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az. ABBEyILLE, 8. G.
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
hir care. lie can be found at the Office of the
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THE IoyzorsNVr.

=. A4AG1 4oS = O& SSA1AV&sys ~
Tie love ofsmut, seefns % be- among the
primal inst,pets ofsshs human heart. It
takes good dead Of tie rents saptE
tivation tos eradjcste me eisg isginsis
orsfItb ss1,ieh tett sbssispf
man. = Whit tI,e pIiIsntb fopistas call pass
sionse sare,iatsitivsIy prone 70 obscene IN,
dulgencst; Ind there is an uiiiversaf fond
ness:for d,rystories, salaoious, tales, and
filthy repofsso of crimes and indecencies.
which is. eyessa fortune to those who cater
for it. The smost stemly virtuous will de-
your, ':on the Sly" the most disgusting de-
tails of 4 KaiIock trial that ever disgraced
the d;tiests sbaI. And this is the stuff that
ssellss ahis:ihs what makes newspaper
/ popular, and gives it tremendous "cir-
culationp There have been matters pub
lisfied ih some Of our ''laiIies" during the
past week which render the vender clearly
indctable under the statute against obscene
publications.. And yet these foul and beast
| ly papers are permitted to 60 info the par
lofs Of our most fashionable families. and to
soil the hands and hearts of their fairest
daughters. The youthful mind becomes
corrupted, the imagination diseased, and
purity Of thought and life departs at once
and home. A newspaper that will not min
| lister to this tainted taste becomes .insipid
and unpopular" 1t is like glass Of
plain spring water to the rum puckered
mouth and, however healthful "sucl, beve-
sage may be to the unsophisticated system
it is decidedly disiasteful to the prurient
palate. To those fourishing publishers
who pander to this morbid appetite for
smut q Kallock trial Is A ''perfess godsend." /"
1t sanssup the e"eiTealatiea" "of their Journals
puts money in their purse, and the titilated
public grin, gulp, and swallow the dirty
developments" with all the greedy gout
of a Satyr.-Airror.
Bobtqil Potitieiass-T Louisville
Journal 'recollects hearing from tile late
Chief Justice Marshall, thst Gov. Giles, OF
Virginia, once addressed note Of this te-
mol. to Patrick Henry: =
"sir: Understand that yon have call.
ed me 'bobtaiP politician. I wish to knew
hit be true, and If true, your meaning.
! = ,,aWM. B. GILES"
| To which MI. Henry replied in :this
wise: - - ):
''Sir; I do not recollect having called
you bobtail politician et any time, .bul
think it probable Ihave. Not recollectine
the time or the occasion. i 6aa't tsay what
t. did mean; but if you ~ill tell me 'wha
:. you think Ina1uYI viii say whether yoE
are correct or not. Very respectfully.
7 - PATRICK HENRY"
II Bob. Harry yanjth has one Of the great
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At Our Usual Low Prices.

B Having made arrangements to enlarge our
business the present year. we trust that by more
particular attention to the calls and wants of our
many friends. we may render ourselves worthy
a continuance OF their patronage and the eonfi-
dence they have heretofore rePosed in u.s..
N. b. All Goods arp " warrauted to answer, in
evssy respect, the REPRESENTATION mado a. the
time OF sale.
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4atYl Auna aetpus fsitnds Of Colt. J. ROB
ER ye3pectfnny annouhes him.a Candidate
for 6herih ~ the next election. .-'s,
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and after some commonplace conversation.
intimidated that he had heard a. certain
fair lady say that Mr., Smith was tile most
handsome and agreeable young man she
had met with in a long, long time. To
asy. that Mr.. Smith was delighted, would
g,te but aefaint idea Of that young mans
feelings. He walked about the deck with
a.snile upon his lips, whisp&edsto himself
and attracted the attention of every one
around him. After 4 while he went into
His state-room, unpacked his trunk, and
took tl,erefrom his finest wearings apparel
He also borrowed one of Mr.. Jones, crayats
which he considered remarkably beaut,iil
and sfor the possession of which he alwav,
"envied his friend. Oh! that crayati il
was a brilliant affair Il was superb =
Like Joseph's coat, it was csayat of man,
eolors-blue. red, greer, ,'blacE, white, ant
yellow, were9all mingled together, ant
,strove for pre-eminence. - t:1sS
Mr. Smith. arrays himself in these Gar
ments, takes particular pains to tie .sl,i.
brilliant cravat SO as to display it's man,
.coson to best advantage, and stlren walks
With a selfcoutsnt sir. about the gentle
g'usp's. saloon. He mnkes many Of Oh,
passengers look a him and srnile ani
Causes the lip Of The elderly eentie,nai,
who had shown 20 little patience in Ii,
=, BARRIERS shop, to curiswith bitter coptemp,
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to bear directly upon the politics of the
the country. Questions not susceptible of
debate, except upon the high ground Of
constitut,onaIity, have almost exclusively
engaged public attention. And it is to the
Democratic party that the nation has turned
for vindication of the Constitution and
the protection Of the Union.
North and South, East and West, the
warfare is-Waged now, upon the same plat
form and the same principles, on The part
of the Democracy. Douglas of Illinois,
Toucy of Connecticut, Alexander of New
Jersey, aud all that noble band of Northern
National Democrats. have been. and are
still. fighting under the same Hag that hoats
over Wise and Hunter Of yiscipia, Cobb ol
Georgia. Jones Of Tennessee, Pickens. oi
South Carolina, and their ,Kouaands Of %.
Iaborers and confrerea throughout The
| South. ~ {. tyt,.-. 81.
Such q party must always tsismph q q
long aa patriotism g alive in ths hearts d
Amsreaas.and pHnapts ars az fssorisd to 10,
the adiustn,snt q dim mcultis. and lie disA'
paHonof daikss. 3, 1. !; s. ~ 4
j The South pf ooplss considered salt
6s Dem ocras;c phneiple siacs thssysotss 8 8,
/ .Noysmbss 1sst nd IL ths essk .stl,s ii ii
= ssiosp skat %, M
j capss i attepgt thef9ngs fns sNsw sss issd
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rs COMING.
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. Hardman,
Physician for Diseases OF the Lungs,


Formerly Physieiaa to the Cincinnati Marine Hospital
BE CONSULTED
Lewistown, National Hotel, Monday, Jan. l8
Huntingdon, Jackson's Hotel, % Is
Dr. HARD1AS treats Constbpi piior. Bronchitis far,ng
tis, Asthma and all diseases of The Throat by MEDlCA
TED INHALATION.
The great point IN the treatment Of all human naisdies
is tn get The disease in direct All medicines
estimated by their action npOn the organ .qurng
relief This is the important, fact upon which Inhalation
Ia based If the stomach is diseased we lake medicine
directly into the stomach II the lungs diseased.
iDhale medicated vapofs directly into hem.
The hy Consumption and diseases of The Largs
have heretofore resisted all ireanen has been because
they approached in direct by medicine.
They intended be local and yet IheN ad
mnstered that they could only act consiitntionay
pending their immediate action upon the stomach hist
The foul ulcers within the Lungs uhmolesied In
haIation brings The medicine intu Greet contact with the
disease, without the disadvantage Of any violent aeion
Its application is so simple may be employed by
the youngest infant ecblesi invalid II does mol de-
range the stomach, interfere in the least with The
strength, comfort or business Of the patient.
prNo charge for consultation.
OTHER DISEASES 7'RE.6TED.
In relation 10 the following diseases, either when com
plicated with Lung Affections, existing alone, also
invite consultation usually finding them PROMPTLY
CURABLE:
PRoLAPSUS and all forms Of FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Irregularities and Weakness.
PALPTTAT1ON and other forms of HEART DIS
EASE, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and all other Dis
of Stomach and Bowels Plies, &c &C
e5AIl diseases of the Eye and Ear Neuralgia, Epep
sy, and all forms of Nervous Disease.
s1-No charge for consultation.
jyS-ly s d. HARDMAN, NJ y
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NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given that the following
~ applications for license to sell liquors
have been filed in the office Of the Clerk Of
the Court Of Quarter Sessions of Miffiin
county, in obedience to the act Of Assembly
in such ease made and provided, and the said
Court have appointed. by standing order,
FRIDAY, the 9Th day of January next, g a
time at which applications for said licenses
shall be heard, at which time all persons ap-
plying OR making objections to applications
ton, remonstrance or counsel ="
Liquor Stores-H A. Zollinger, Lewistewn.
Inns or Taverns-Jacob Lott. Granville twp.
H. j. WALTERS, Clerk
Clerks Office, Lewistown, Dec. 10, 1857
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rne Murder I'm Lancaster County.

We briefly noticed last week the murder OF
,.o wamen in Lancaster county, named Anna
norbar and Elizabeth Ream in the house OF
~ f,rmer. situated in by road, about three
a~orters of mile from Neffsville, and about
me mile from Fruitville.
Mrs. Gerber was SIS years of age in Octo-
bsr and must have been large, stout wo-
a,an. Mrs. Ream was small, delicately
n,ade woman, not more than five feet in height;
.be is near 60 years of age. Mrs. G. is the
mother of FIVE children, and Mrs. r. of three
!, four; a son of the latter is married to a
daughter of the former, who reside not more
tSan one hundred yards apart.
In the morning, about 9 o'clock, Mrs. Ream
was seen entering the house of Mrs. Gerber
by some neighbors. Nothing further was
ssen or heard of them until almost one o'clock
when Mrs. Rean,, the daughter of Mrs. Ger
her, married to the SOP of the murdered wo-
man, went to the house of her mother, where
.bs discovered both mother and mother-ln-
law lying upon tbe floor with their throats
,ot from ear to ear, their skulls mashed and
rushed in horrible manner.
She Immediately gave the alarm, and the
rs;Chbors were soon, aroused. The sight pre-
usn3ad to them was truly awful the whole
..nar .... end of the floor was one pool Of blood,
ag5b 'rbcb had run around the bodies of the mur
Ssrrd n women, and glued them to the floor
Their har was matted and hung to their
aannten.nces. while dark clots of blood coy
.rsd tfeir features. The deep and ghastly
wounds in their throats. were open, and re-
ro,II the several portions of the neck, as
g,r back as the spine.
5oth we're bruised and battered about the
had in terrible manner: their skulls being
rushed in numerous places. Where the
Fskin had been severed, small streams of blood |
had issued, and glued the hair to the floor. |
ETbpir clothes were all in disorder, leaving |
pOrtiOns of their persons exposed.
The mulattes who committed the act were |
arrested at Lancaster, and narrowly escaped !
%yDchng.
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Significant Facts.

This Ointment is universally used on board The Allan
tic and Pacific whaling feet for scorbutic aec
tons, and the best possible remedy for wounds and
bruises Large supplies Of have recently been ordered
by the Sultan of Turkey for hospital purposes
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used IN
the .foll0aeing Cases:
Bunions Lumbago Sore Legs Scads
Burns MercuriaI Err Sore Breasts SweI'd Glands
Chapp'd hands uptions Sore Heads Stiff Joints
ChiIbiains Piles Sore Throais Ulcers
Fistulas Rheumatism Sores OF all Venerealsores
Gout Salt Rheum kinds Wounds Of all
skin DiseasesSprains kinds
e>CAUTION.-None are genuine unless the words
"HolioEay, Nep York ard London" discernibe
every leaf of the book of directions AROUND
each pot box the may be plainly seen ht aoidaF
tAs leaf TO the hgt. handsome reward WIZ De gwen
TO any one rendering foL infor = nay %ay lead to
the detection Of any parties 10 be he
medicines or vending the Fame knowing ''
rious - HOLLOWAY,
..+sold atthe Manufactry of Proiesss Drug
so Maiden Lane, New York, land by ah the United
gists and Dealers of MedicinGs s5 CENTS 62I
states, and the civilized world, In ro''
cents, and 81 each. liking the large
rrThere is considerable saving Day
sizes. lie .,;ents III ever
n B. Directions for the guidance OF ros aus6
disorder affixed to each Pot. aI------'
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Murder in Luzerne County, Pa.

From the Luzerne pa Union OF the l2:h.
We are called upon to chronicle another
horrible murder committed in this county
Gn honest old German, named Jacob Mat
sbias living about seven miles from this Dor.
knah. on the road to Bear Creek, was missed
Mboot ten days ago. lie was in town the day
Hryious and purchased hog he paid for it,,
NJ nd promised to call the next day and take it
II his home. The fact Of his not coming for
v bp hog. as he had intended to do, aroused
,.nieion in the minds of his friends here that
me accident had befallen him, and yester-
N Iay they started out in search of him. Upon
&saching his premises, they found man there,
named W. NJ. Muller, native Of Hanover
#ermany, who seemed to have possession of
H. house. He said that Matthias had gone
2Fsst to visit his son in law, and that he had
$archased the premises and paid for them.
d bis only served t. strengthen the suspicion
#hst Matthias had been murdered, and the
sr7 commenced TO examine the we'll near
III house with hooks, where, 10 their aston
.hment, they found his remains wrapped in
quilt, and having heavy chain around the
gIr, and large stone fastened to the end
it, Several gashes were upen his head
lieh had the appearance of having been
70 With hatchet. An inquest was held
Esquire Williams, Of Bear Greek. 1t
em: that Muller was 4 poor man, and that
atAias Rad promised to keep him over win
in Consideration af some work which e
h to DO about the house. Suspicion inme-
ls.y yeentcred upon Miller. He was brought
town, and after hearing before ESquire
Vaughn. he was committed 10 jail. The wife
Matthias died some time time ago, and he
as living alone at the time Of his death.