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LUMBER! LUMBER
! STATE Of iSOWtha Car0Ifmssoo

flcKRNs DISTRICT TIN TuE COURT OF coMMoS a. eaa
James q. Hagood Foreign duacImrnh 80
vs. Norris, Harrison d Pullietn
John a, Boyd. PEf,S dtfvs's "
VVHEREAS, the plaintiff did, on The Gtll ,Io,O
!. Isz, OF May. 1907. file his declaration against
the defendant, who las il is saidl is absent from,
and without the limits Of this State and has nei
.ner wlie nor attorney Known within the same.
upon whoma copy ofthe said declaration nisLt
be served u is ordered, therefore, that the said
defendant do appear aud plead to tba said declo,
ration on or before the 18th day of Nav. ls5s
olherwlse iinal and absolute Judgment will then
DO given and awarded against him.
-, ~ y, E.HAG0oD, ,ocp.
Clerks Office. May 10, 1857
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the worst There is one thing that now
rings in my ears, and will continue TO do so
as long as / liye--it is the last words of
Betty. Poor thing, supposing that had
taken offence at her resistance, she called
after me as | shot out tie door: ~. as
"Ob, Charley, come back / was only in
fun; come back, do. OIL Charleyp'
Honor THE GooD.-,-Ihe true basis of.
distinction among men is not in position nor
possession. II is not in the circumstances
Of life, but. the conduct ". ~. = ,.- I'd j.
II matters not how enyiable position a
man occupies, nor how much wealth he has
in store, il there be defects in his behaviour
he is not entitled 10 that consideration and
respect due 10 one who is his superior in a
moral point Of view, though lie possesa nei-
ther riches nor honor, +:
1t is not that which gives us place, but
conduct which makes the solid distinction
We should think no man above US but for
his vrnes, and none below us but for his
vices. Entertaining this view we should
seek TO emulate the good, though il be
found undera coarse exterior, and pity the
evil though it be clothed ia the finest garb
and dwellinluxury. We would never be,
come obSequious in the wrong place i..
Call no man mean, low or vulgar because
he tills the soil or stands before tbe work,
bench; for in point of true worth and real
manhood he may be much superior 10 the
president of some bank, some eminent Ii
Quor dealer, or Wall street broker. or the
rich nabob who dwelIs in your mertle pal.
aces. a, Boz,
I The virtuous and right,minded sons Of
toll are Natures noblemen. They are low
ers of good, lovers Of truth lovers of nature,
lovers ofeach other, and lovers of God. -
They were not born 10 shine, nor 10 be the
recipients Of empty honors; but they were
borni o be men. the eaven Of earth, and a
nations bulwark.
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"A YANKEE MtsoGYNIsT.-Th Litcbfield'
Enquirer records the death, on the iltlin-
s,ant, of Mr.. Solomon Marsh, Of that town,
10 the sotb year of his aye EIe was horn
IN the house where he died was a simtle
minded and eccentric old bachelor. Du.
ring his long life hesrl1om permitted fe
male 10 cross his threshold, conducting his
own domestic affairs, and managing his own
dairy. His butter and cheese in the New
York arketalways stood high, and his cur.
rant wine. melheglin. &C., we're always of
the first quality Notwithstanding he bun
ishcd females from his household, he seemed
10 have had no aversion to their society, for
until he was prevented by the disense which.
terminated his existence, nesnever failed to
attend all the village bali !, The editor
adds: And few are they among us who
do not remember The blue coat and gilt but,
tuns that shone so brightly in the ball room,
as he cut down the middle and back again
with his blushing partner"
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. FRNAL NOPHCE.
State O6',SOndh. .Carolima.

State OF South; CaPOliRa.
PICK ENs pIsTaIcT--IN TUR COURT OF coNnIoN PLEAS.
: scott prather .Rosljoa Ai;oe1,..a, .,
Aoson Bangs az 4 Co. Norris 4 Harrison
WEEREAS,t the plaintiffs did, on The 18th day
of December, $50, file their declaration n
gainst the defendants. who las it iseaid} are ah
sent from and without the limits ofths Statcaad
have neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, same, upon whom copy Of tho said declaration
said defendants do appear and plead .tsitbe saId
declaration on or before the 4 Off day o neoeni.
ber, 1857, otherwise final and absolute liademont
viii then be given and awarded againstf them.
Dec. IS, 1886. 55AssJ. BtfIA0OODs secp ~
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LOTTS IN HORSES

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rl,',,' ~, ,., hwy - '''T T T'''" ''' Ia" care
W .'..,, ''.',., . ~ muses. 20, '""e I"' root ct )"
'',''','' .',',, ,.'N' ~ ""I'" ""I'" >rs'. rs 1t Is
.I". "E '""'f"' ""'' ~" " i"'" tea,
y..,.,. ,,,I, s,I '.'N'.T "''''
u, 49, - ',''' - ",''' S'""E 81" 'He lire
.I n, 49,, '''''. , ,"' i".,i'N i.,i "' "e tea "'"''
,,.,,. ,.'''' '''.H,,' "'.'' i''"e Ln"'"",'>
- VIZ I""'" on h'm l.H"
,'... ,,,'." -, =! S'''"S '''"'"''' 'e'''' and deS
.,y . ~ ~; ,',,,' ,, , ,'s "o',' see" OF Je'n
',,,'. ~ 'I .'I ',',' ,'' S|N''''-M remedy
- ~ '''''' we ""A'"h 'H'hHF or
pn,,;cvJnrIy Jr.i,,rst Iy ,I, ~ C,aS' 'H'' G "'e"
e" ny '"o "'cAl CIea'
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Igrrulturnl,
ROTATION OF CROPs-FATTEN-
ING Hogs, &c,

EperoRs SouruERv CrLr,y,rop-T, wos
cot ny intention "a trouble Won viii, =.
COMMUNICATION so suon. Tut sccinr my
last alttcl. noticed by a brother nI,n,,.r
in Your March number, COMMUNICATION
mr, in part, and at the same time. MAX.
@.I inquiry whether or no, aJyor,,.J
rotation ui crops, have concluded ihn,.
iuie 10 give YOU "A short communicates,
explaining my views on the sul ice,
In answer TO my friend Mr. q u II.r-
mon Of MisSissir,,i mast ,o, ,h.,, ,,.,,
ton in Corn and Cotton viii vcnr omt
Iard. Corn, cotton, and small grain. nj.
rrlnatcly, will about keep it ON n stand.
provided the pasture the bind year, is not
eaten oui too riruu, hu, cuiriva,inp one
Veal and sowing III resting Tie ;.yx;. will
uuproNc land, provided 1t j, level. TLi,
is my experience. tut whether or no,
we would give i'll 10 Mr.. llurmou's notion
at manuriug and improving au old plorc
III preference To sciD!,ug II n.w ono As l..
mg tie most rr"hDah1c, must say !. will
s"un become matter uf necessity ard
not Of choice, as consider the bonds Of
slave territory row Gxc,I. should we no,
obtain Kansas. Therefore. necessity will
force Us to improve What We have, or on,
lands anA mr8roca must perish .,ye,hcr.
!, therefore, c"Usicr every spadcluI Of ma
nurc MS adding something to The inIcpen.
domcs Of ia" South; aud, Of ,ousr, nd.
roca'c level cn!iurr, hillside dmchinr. re-
tai'"n al crops, manurjng, aud everything
"'se cac"'H'rd to improve our sol and
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THE Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

!. Subscribers wh" do not give express
notice TO The contrary, are considered as
Wishing I" continue their subscription.
= II subscrbcTs order the Gisvuulinuancc
OF their papers, the publisher can continue
TO send them unIii all nrrruragcs are paid.
,. II subscribers nrgIcc, or refuse to
take their papers from the Office 10 which
they "r" directed. they are hchi responsible
al they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
i. If amy subscriber removes 10 anothcr
rIar" wl'h"u' Informing the Publisher. a'd
Their paper - sent /" the iOrmcr dirrc;iuu
they arc held Responsible
3. The Court has decided that refusing
10 t.kc a Newspaper from the office. or rc
moving and leaving Il unr"l,cd tor is pria,G
JdcIc evidence OF an iuirniiuual l.uG.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
EIgE.sDsE.FEEER.

mi rkTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
On all persons afflicted with Sexual pi.s,s,..
"a such ?, SIEIiMArORRuEA. SEMINAL.
WEAKNESS IMPOTENCE, GONOHRIItEA,
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice of oNANISM, q
SELF ABUSE, &c., &c.
The EON ARD ASSOCIATION, in vicw Of
tie awful destruction Of human hic, caused Ly
H"NUal Diseases, and the dccrptious prqcli,cl
upon tic unfortunate victims Of such diseases
by QuaCks. have directed their CousuI,iI.r Sur.
Seom, as " CHARITABLE ACT worthy olth,i.
""m", to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS.
!" all PcIso thu, afflicted, who apply bv let
t": WIN Il description If their condition, (agr.
occupation, habits OF lii", &c.,) and IN c;tsrs ot
cAucWc poverty aut suffering, TO FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CIIAKGE.
The Howard Association is a benevolent IN
Slituuon. established by special endowment, ior
ihc relief "i the sick and distressed afflicted
With " iruIcut and Epidemic Diseases IL has
now surplus Oi means, which the Directors
nave voted to cSpcnd IN advertising the above
notice Ii Is HccG!css 10 add that the AssocI
ton commands the highest Medical skin of tl.,
age, and VIII furnish the most approve mod
ciu treatment.
Just Published, by the Association, Report
on spcmatorhma, or Seminal weakness. th,.
vice OF Onanisui, MastuILation or Self Abnsc.
and other diseases OF the Sexual Organs. bv tho
Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by mani
(in II scaled cnvclope) FREE OF CHARGE, Oh
tic receipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, DR.. GEO. X. CALHOUN, Consult
ing Surgeon, Howard Associa don, No. South
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa BY order OF
the Directors.
GEO FAIRCnUD, Secretary.
EIRAD llEARrWELL, President.
Feb. ish lp57, Sly
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Our Terms.
W. NJ. CON n ORS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETO

Al Two Dollars per arnum. IN ApvaYCr
Two Dollars and Fifty Criis, irpliJ within
six months; and Three Dollars. if not paid
until the cmd Of the subs, yiplicn year.
~ Subscriptions, when paid within three
m"ats after receiving the FIRST number, viii
be- considrrcd in advance
st2' No paper sent out of the State, un.
less Ihc money accompanies tive order, cX-
ccpt To Known responsible name.
Any person sending us five subscribers
and Ten Dollars, (arcomparied by the cAxIID
will be entitled TO one copy gratis.
f5y" No paper discontinued, until all ar.
rcaragcS are paid, unless at our option.
l-t?' Subscriptions not received FOR less
time than six months.
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BE KIND 20 CHLDREN. How little
do they who have grown up TO mans
estate trouble themselves about the feel
ings of children 1t would really seem
rs il they fsncjed children were drSlltu;e
Of all those fine sgd delicate spriugs Of
emotion, which are recognized IT. maturcr
life, and are the sources OF joys aud soT
rows. it is time the grown.up world
went TO school TO some one who has not
forgotten the tender suscopubililies Ct
childhood that it may learn TO sympa.
thze with the lit,o sufferers. The ger.
minating bud has within It's folded re-
ccsses all the beauty and tho fIagganee OF
the flower; the gentle disiilaiions OF
heaven sink rs sweedy in It's secluded
shrine, and the sunbeams fal ;here as
soothingly, as Oh The prouder petals Ibat
would claim all 10 themselves.
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THE srEp.pAuGHTER.
le is not mine, and 20 nv heart,

She is not mine, and 20 my heart,
Perhaps she is less dear 4 4,
Than those of whom my life is part
This IS the sin fear.
And ever in the dread to err,
b., loving those the best,
More gentle have been TO her
Perhaps than all tn; rest,
Has any little fault occurred
That may rcbukc demand,
Ere J can speak hasty word,
Or liIt n rhiding hand,
An "ngeFs face comes fitting by.
With looks 40 sad and mild,
a voice iloats softly from thp sky
Wouldst harm my orphan child?"
No { witness thou, aid all above,
I'll cherish her as mine; -
Or may lose a mothers love-
A love that once WAS thine!
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BLANKS! BLAERStI

We would call the attention of members q
the bar aud nIagisiTatcg of this and the sur
rounding Districts, To our extensive assort
ment oi Blanks. We have now on hand
inIl supply printed in excellent style, aud
can liII all orders promptly at seyeniy-iiv
cents per quirc cash.
We are also prepared to print Briefs at
short notice, In handsome style and as low
rs the work can be done any where In tho
Srsto Cor a.sS
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Sup't Five Toints House Of Industry

The following Ce.t;ica;cs Of FEEL 4 l.. Uc,;lo
and Henry Moicr, are among those pecniiar ca.
scs in which permanent cue crn hc cIect,I
motNith.tandinS t.,c.' continued exposure to
prcdispo,ius cias'3 A. ia" tim, tHc cHros
were perfected, thcyweee engaged IN til, CIcm.
icaI Wo.,s Of -u.4srs. C@Is P.3leg X Co., OF
this city.
Anrr having been troubled with Fever and
Aguc 70. nearly whole month, and swallowed
lots Of Qutuiur, va acquaintance Ol mine Ic.
commended me to ;Iy a Duluc of what is called
the South American Icvcr and Aguc Remedy,
and sUe enough it worked like a charm.
took il only one day, and ihut was tie last
sIw OF! tar fever. Its with right pleasure dat
state this tact for The LcucHt OF all whom II
may concern, Uul wi-h every body the same suc-
cess in mastering thia distressing disease, which
is likely enough, IT they VII! follow my example
EREDk j.. HEkILE,
Aug 1855. IA Nhipp!c ~. bIookklyn.
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Sull0ag Nrn1il1>I.
From the New Englaud Farmer

- 'Thea were the disciples glad when they saw
the ord. '-JoHN.
Tie festival Of Easter had io>t been
celebrated by many believing hearts
Centuries ago, on the bright mornmg Of
.he first day Of the week, the mourning
disciples and women vino loved Jesus
went early to the >cpu!chre, within whu>r
cold confines the iurm Of the CrucilicL
had been Iaid To their ananrmvn,. the
stone that guarded the entrance had been
removed, and when they locke! within
only jas yestmcntS remained the form
they had cnvrop"d was gone from rs
resting place.
1t is not TO- us to Ga'hom tI" depths #
emotion stirred III those ;iv;l.!;.:! ava:,s
by this strange discovery. some WHO
thus came 10 gaze followed him thruuoh
susnhinc aud storm. peril, hy land and
penls bv sea, had known his avouy in
the garden, his betrayal l'y Judas. hi, ,rinl
before iIate, Peters denial, his cxauira
ton aud his Lingering death. The great
.do@i'ines he had taught them, iuc,uding
the greatest, that OF immortality. came
ru"hIng 10 their minds in strange coutra.
I" o.'II WI" "'S 'S"" i''h'"nS "'"'h. he
~oH'u -, save "'"erS' n''"se" he could not
save " Alas, ,ha; jecring tongues could
so put them To sii"urc.
u ~ '"','" ''"'' '"'r "",h"'"''oo
chre TO hear the bewillerimg auuuucia,ioa.
"lle is not here, he is risen - .. lr,not
oss,,r,n',,,. ,,.'' '., 81, ''"' "''' "N '"'h
- "''',' - ZIG "','"' '''E 50"
I' II:.,,., 'l'o' ~: l,,''' ''' "A"''' ''"y 49,
"IIns ~, hora ' H. I,f ',, % "'"' =, ",SS> .,g S''!
i'm, N,r, ,,rnal ''s "'''
,pe,'. n'l ,,.a, .' - "'' ,"'>"PPU'"
e. -, W., ~ ''N,'N "'''',
- 49,. ,.',i a. 10y ~. "S'f'>, '',"n, %'''
a,IYI 49,, sI',. Wv ''r" ~ ">E'" q n"r
~; ' '''"' NV? "h'" sc"
49,, ".;i' H. A.. -, "'"M NV, no. "'''" u
ono .a;I o';,' "'''' '"' ''' ''e
49,, .LI.' ~, ~ "'''''> ""' I" "G '''
81 ta,., ,,',,lI "''' a. '"' "'''','' =
,L., ono -, w. '" "''''' ""' I'll
anl L,yo ,hn, L.i i,, va ','.,'' "','' '',Pe
L,nos, ouJ f-on, I'., ''t'''' ~ ',,'
waro d;snep,oI orI ,r,a I.,' "e' "'T'''9
oornuo,a.l l,,,,,,, a,l ''' "''.'
~ ~ licrh,
TLo Snator.,l .., F,
tan, events h,wc snlor,..;,, ',""t'o'
,b,, srr,oso .u L;.,.I,,' ''',' 80
nower i Io;,. L"t 49,. .,.I ''.',",''' ~"
Vas r. .ryo,s ani 49," l l,,.. ",'.'' ""'' a.
u,en tho Inv, ,,n,.,r,. ,.r',,,' =, ~
J,.,rs All mn, ,L.n $500, ~ '"''",
other world ",hn, ,ha9 So, ~. a., ~, ,;.J, I," ="
=, 100 ''' ''-''''.
affections ara Lr,;soI al ! '',''''I
HCe K.onroi,,ad AMI lt, l.a.,..
those s,or,v r,,.,r,s H., .,.,,' W
era ,be r.s, nr ,I,o 60, ,,,.;
Ue kney mon,s nooI IS 3D., ',.s,,,.,,,...
Of fn,l rn., ~ or.lIa liz, t,,-
br,velv ,he oIvnrs;,ies ,L,,Lns., .n.I,
" carer. and afn, II. L,J ,,;r,n I.;m,.
this a,suranc. and Ii.H :, L.r.,.,,,, IT, IT,
doctrines lie emma og,in - ,Io ,,>r w. '.
Morv anil rho unh.l;oy;ro ThN.,,. '', ',,''I
10 o,ier. whom ~, hal t",m" ,",,, am,,i.', a>',
d,riny Uis n;nis,rc ,l., ;'," ~ CT
s;,I,t >, wall a, f,i,L % "nI -, ill., - ~, :
tho s,,fr.r n, cr,nmJ s,r ~, r.;,,,;',,, "
II, ,h,.-na-f'rmaI -, ',,''., ,J,,,''"'
work Of mans raJe,,n,ino anI 80 -
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Nr. \. T. Sterling, "t this city, has conscu.
ted 10 the publication Of the following fact,
over hts signature, co"cclIjuG a cuIc p>.trc,,d
IS the use ibis remedy, which iacis are COZ.
,oho'atcd hy tie Rev. l.. ~ rca~c, WHO vs.
acquainted with all thc circumstances.
VI. &. /. Lyoual,-Dcar Sir:-Somc tea,
days since, HraGi of a poor but deserving
German, ia .Nu!bcIIy Street, WHO was suffering
!. o.n severe attack oi Cl.s and fever, VUu-
t,lclrd in the tow gIoguds, lear NcYa.k, ~ j.
gave him one bottle oi your Souh American
Fever aud A;ue Remedy, and Il alto. d. me
pleasure to s"y, that the disease has ncen hro.
Lcn up 10y it, use, and a permanent cure clI,c-
ted Truly yours. \. +. ~ El,LlNG.
New Yo,E, Nos. Il, S5G.
am acquainted wr'N Ire facts set forth in
the above certificate, and ,un witness 10 i"a
t.arh o! the statements therein contained.
l.. H. TEHSE.
Sup't Five Points House of Industry
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a witty clergyman, Rccosled l.v an old
acquaintance of lhe name Of Cobb, re.
Piled
Il don't know YOU, sir"
My name is Cobb" rjoncd tue man,
WHO WIS about bali seas over.
"Ah sIr, replied the clergyman, "you
have 50 much OF The corn on you that ]
could mol SEQ tho cob"
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have had the Fever and Aguc for scyerl
wccks, " hich kept mc at home, unable to wo,k
tiled u number of prescriptions, without find
ing any relief, Until uy factory boss sent ne
bottle of ;hc South American Fever aud Acuc
Remedy, which ! have used, aud after some
days found myself entirely cured. bave had
40 attack since that time. nUm iouItyG, months,
aud feel great confidence ia dis valuable mcG.
icinc, TO which owe my recovery.
HENRY .hEiEH,
Sept. 20, 1855. % Mex Ubiu st. W Wi.Iiamsbmgh.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
$3.50 pHzes amounting TO. o..... S2I5,26O
Tickets $40 Halves s ; Quarters 2 so

Bank Notes of sound Banks taken ut par
Cheeks on New York remiited for prizes.--
~ Address Orders Tor Tickets or Cor
uhcaies OF Packages OF Tickets TO
ANDERSON & son, Managers,
Macon or Savannah, Ga.
ss9- Persons holding Prize Tickets of
}. r Winter, Manager, will seUd them 10
us for pnynsae
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT a
CAMDEN MAIL.

CAMDEN MAIL.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
o'clock, p IN
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at Tam
CHARLOTTE MAIL, via MONROE.
Due Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, mt
o'c. ~.
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 7, am
PINEVlLLE MAIL.
Due Monday and Friday, at 6 m
Departs Sunday and Thursday at 8 am.
LEWISVILLE MAIL.
Due Friday at 4 o'clock p. IN.
Departs Saturday at 8 am
CHESTERFIELD MAIL.
Due Saturday, at II O'Clock, a. m.
Departs Thursday, at = o'clock, p. m.
All letters must be deposited by 8o'clock
p IN, TO insure their departure by nextmail.
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals, will observe that the Iaw
resqniles the postage to be paid quarterly in
advance.
Lettefs and transient newspapers must t,e
prepaIdi otherwise they are not mailed,
i. r. MAGILI. r Al
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Jamaica, ", Y, Sept. 2s, 1854.

More certificates might he fddcd to swell the
INST, but dehcacy on the part OF many not To
have their name appear IN pIint, prevents
publication of them, The above, however. afe
sufficient evidences to establish the fact thar
this remedy "a without an equal for tho perma
nei't cure Of the Fevcr ard dguc
a supply OF the above Medicine on hand
and for sale 10y
THOS. r. NAGlIL, and j. ADAAS, ana
Merchants genoraily iu this svctioa.
FV"' 20, Tim.
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The certificates of Mr. J. G. Underhil Drug
gist, OF Jamaica, y. Y, aud those received
through him, will he read with much interest
not only from the very respectable character Of
the parties, bu, that the medicine was used
under very uutavogablc circumstances and only
when other remedies hau been used without
success.
Nr. q. 4. Leonard, y. Y.-Dcar Sir :--ln
closed You will lind some certificates Of th, ef
iccis OF your medicine in this place IL gives
satisfaction to every one that has used IT, and
tho sale viii increase ~ il becomes known. 1
take the responsibility 20 warrant il. !lr. Ste.
Phcn Henderson, OF this place sent a bottle t.
his wiic's sister, with like good result. As When
used. 10y himself and wife. Nr. II. is an old
man, very respectable citizen of ths ,.laco,
and iswcli known
Truly yours, &c,
JAS q. UNDERInLL
H. ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-05-27
Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrasher,

hat cNccls any that have ever been intro.
duced heretofore and from Ion. experience.
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South. 10 produce an
equal. lie feel. very confident IN SAVING 10
ihe public, lha; hls GiGs excel in perform.
ancc any other make or pattern now ia use
With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made To sPcS over, which no other pre-
tends I" claim, aud With good driving pow
rr and Attendance, a As saw gin, viii gin
from ! To q bales or more in day, wryh.
mg from $50 Ia 400 lbs; which il as much
rs any "nc hand can well handle in day
Any person wanting a Gin or Thrasher, can
De- supplied by sending on his order 10 me
at LcwIsyIilc, Chester District. ). e.. Work
will Gc shipped TO any place desired.
REPAIRING done at the shortest posi-.
ble notice
To lIon-e Builders, will say that am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS Il DOORS
OF any description, made of tie best material.
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very
best
All work carefully packed and forwarded
to order JOHN SIMPSON
June llth, 1856. II.H.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-05-27


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