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SPRING Il SUMMER GOODS.
GHs HsGCEEsEES. &c.

Oi nlNU q DUMMER uUUDS.
GRsOCEEsEES, sc.
1'llE undersigned has just returned from
A Char lesion with large and well seleo-
ted Stock of new and elegant
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting partly of C"licoes, Ginghams,
Muslins, &c;
Bonnets. Trimmings, Ribbons, and Laces.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Drap d'Ete, Linens and
Vestings; ~ -
Gloves, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, ~
Saddles Brides and Martingales;
Together with many other articles in tho
Dry Goods line.
ALSO, Segnrs aud Tobacco of the very
best quality.
GF0cePies
a large md fresh IaAssssog,sale very low.
My friends and The fspb6c are requested
to examine my stock for tbsmselves, as T
charge nothing for showihgs Goods; and [
am also determined to sell as low as thu
lowest. Try me.
will exchange Goods for Beeswax. Tai.
low, Feathers Iides DC, &c, as we'll aA
sell on the most reasonable terms.
j. N. LAWRENCE.
Pickens G. H., March IL, 1851 35
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GUN & BLASTING POWDER.
4TY POWDER MILLS being now in active or,
All crntion, Gun AND BLASTING Pow
DER can he furnished to dealers and others at
how rites. All orders. addressed to ID. BIEMANx,
Wu!halla, will he attended to-.
JOHN a. WAGNER.
Sept 26. 1856 l2 II
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&. q. LOTS FOR SALE. Z 4
DERS0NS desirous 81 purchasing LOTS
4 in thotowa of Walhalla, can have them
on The Usual conditions. Apply TO
~ J. III, oSTEND6IsFF, Ag'f.
!, Nov 0, 1851 90 IF
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R f. MI OV AL.
H. FAJEN,

H. FAJEE, a
-EERCEKIANT TAILOEe,
HAS removed from his old stand in the Town
III Of W. ALHALLA to his new Shop. opposite
Issertel & Norman's where he is prepared to ac.
comnodate his friends and the pnblic.with nDy
thing in his line. the shortest notice and ON the
most reasonable terms, 500 4-< -. J.t,
He is jpst-reGeiying large and very superior
Stock Of ClOtha, CasSilneres, fancy aud
plain; Linens, q great variety Vestings. of all
patterns, 5and a great variety of other articles.
Ready Made CBotEhimg,
a gGnernl assortment from theyyery best and
mnst "a shionabe makers j ". a'-f
He returns his thanks fnr past liberal patron
age, aud pledges satisfaction to purchasers at his
store. Give me n titatat my new stand.
Walhalla, May 90. 1857 46
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FaNAHs MabEHCE.

-, EHIN AHs NabEHCEs
THE legal heirs and representatives of RUSSELL
Cannon, deceased, are hereby notified that a
final settlement Of the Estate Of the said deceas.
Ell viii be hod;bcfore the Ordlinry, at Picksna
G'Hrt ,-s Hpnse. the 27th day of July next Those
those having demands ~il present then, or, or bo.
lore tbat sime RANSOM DUKE 80.
III. DUKE 4 hdmrS
April 81, 1857 41 On
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
MFRS. m. KNEE

HAVING returned from Charleston with a su.
Ia prrb and well selected stock Of
Spring & Summer Goods,
Consisting partly of elegant Muslin and Rareee
Robes and Dresses, superb Mamillas and Mantc.
lete Will great variety of other articles, is Of
fering them for sale at the most reasonable rates
She, also has on hand b 0NNEI7S, Of every do
scription and style and amongst them few Of
the new style Gipsey Bonnet; elegant Emhroidp.
rles ili Collars, Sleeves aud Bands Callcoes and
Gnghams, beautiful patterns fime Long cloth
and .Twills, and many other FINE 0O0DS Of
new brands and STYLES. including a splendid vn.
riety of Flowers, Ribbons, Lnces, etc Also.
Gentlemen's and Boys, Hats, with good assort.
mcht of Goods in this line.
return my sincere thanks for past favors and
respe fully solicit the continued patronage of
the public. Please call, Ladies, and examine for
be sold on the very best terms.
Walhalla. April i3, 1857 40 3m
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ALMOST a CeNrENARrAN.-Among the
arrivals at Snvannah last week was the
British bark William and .hnn, from Bar.
ccionia. This craft is 0s years old. and
carried Gen, Wolfe and staff across The AT.
lantic tethe ever memorable siege of Que
bee.
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LET T,e GIRLS LOVE ON. Our atten,.
ton was directed, yesterday, to phleg-
matte looking old customer on Bank street,
who had come all The way up from Sussex
after an uugrateful pairyof daughters, who
had taken the wings OF love (he arms or
their lovers) and f1ed. He had supposed
TO 'nab" his erratic doves on the Southern
train, en- route for Weldon But il seems
thai the desperate country lads, calculating
tough chase in That direction, had turned
their compass 10 the north, and bought
through tickets to Washington, thus awful.
ly fooling The old man out of his petlicoaled
property, Jack Deem settled the point of
the legality of runaway matches sometime
since, and we are under the impression now
that cross old governors had better let the
girls love on when they take the notion To
attempt 10 restrain the soft element in its
flow were as fruiiless as the task Of plug.
ging Vesuvius. Love Is as natural 70 wo.
man as fragrance 10 rose. Lock her up
and she'll laugh at you. Disinherit, and
she'll laugh the louder still. Send her to
convent and she will steal out of the win.
dow. Turn her from yopr door foveyer
and she willtreat you with disdnin. Blu,
relent--and nine times out of ten, matters
will move along swimmingly.
~ Petersburg ErDTess.
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g GJ.F,r SroRM.--We are informed that
on Wednesday, nighta severe storm, was
raging at Charlotte. North Carolina. The
Court House was blown down. a portion of
.sNis R#iirosii pspo., and the s!oFe OF Gen.
Youply. These particulars are all we learn
; g.v .s Cd,okihion, l2th.
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\, NOTICE.

| HEREBY fqrwarn all persons from trading
Cor 9 Note Of bapd given tJSInetoJ j. w. James,
and dated the 5th dayof May, 1857. (ainonnt
not fecollectedl as j do nat intend To pay said
npte unless compelled by Issv the conSIIsration
for which Il was giyeislIagiag fgil6sl.a ss
gpRo :, ,tsNf d ne SEgDIN gREEN AN.
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LAST CALL.

I HAVE left my Notes at Pickens c. H. with
L +. e. ALEXANDER for collection and those that
pay coon will save cost. s4 DIV
H} f. ALEXANDER 'JR..
June 3, 1857 . Al
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How the abolili6nists would howl IL the
following Outrage had'occui,ed ailbe South.
Whefe is Greely?
HoRMntE OyrRAoR.--O One Of the most
diaholieal oatfasets which we ever heard Of
taqk place on Saturday evening last et a
small groegery kept on the Newark Plank
Road in Bergen. The circumstances, rs
near es we can get at thepa, appear to be as
follows: a black man inthe nsighborhood,
knowne bg he hemeo OF. Sam, was at this
dssnLinn nlaeo when sone thsee ar four
indiyidasls, whose names we hayenot heard,
also camO in, aud ahes plying tie negro
- -. .A.- - = " = -. u Y v
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TnREe PEasoys DaoN %, IA pleasure
boat was capsjzcd IL DNlIsla hafbo, on Sun
day Iass, and three peFneas drowned, VIZ /;
.Richard Sniitliwick, clerk with Sidney
Shephasi, hardware merchant a brahani
a@ith. clark with Gone. Levin X Co and
y. AAys, aejeEk,
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Great nistress

II would be well for those who i've in a
land OF plenty, to ponder over the rnisfur.
tunes and distress of some of their. fellow
couDtrymen, less fortunate than themselves.
tented upon the plains ofthe far West.des
titpte of the most common nccessaries of
life, and humbly as well as deyoutiy. thank
God that they ae permitted to " sit under
their own Vine and fig tree" enjoying their
fruit, without fear or molestation.
The, annexed paragraph is we'll calcula.
ted, after pero'ing it, TO arouse the symra.
thy of tbeHmost callous and thouehtless II
seeps TO us that the vetiest Shyloch ought
TO feel sympathy for those unfortunate
individuals who have been and no doubt
are now wsutferng tue pangs of hunger.
Carolina Times.
MORE OF THE FIMINE IN MIou1e an
Distressing scepes.-The Michigan famine
is sadly picturedsby writer from Detroit.
who says that in Gratiot countyi!e saw n
woman who sustained her sick husband
and two childre6 on maple sugar and leeks
several days before 'he could get other re-
lief; she then had to carry the provisions
several miles on her back. This woman
had taken care Of her sick husband since
last August, and her family OF t~o children.
beside which she made 100 pounds of ma.
pie sugar, cleared the ground ana hoed in
two acres of spring wheat, and planted
some corn and potatoes. She was habited
in tattered garments. ~
Another family of father and three
daughters, aged fifteen, twelve and len, said
they lived on milk, maple sugar and leeks
Tor a week after they could borrow nothing
more, before supplies reached them. Two
other fatoilies, consisting of four grown per
sons and seven children, and who consider
ed themselves well on, had no, breadsiuffs
except two bushels OF spring wheat, and a
like quantity of oats, which they had got
for seed. This they mixed together and
ground in coffee mill Milk, and few
Ffisl, they had caught, constituted their sup
plies.
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WAsurSGToN, june l2.--Gcn. Walker,
with Colonies Lockridge and Waters, and
CaptaiD Fayssoux, arrived hore to-day at
III o'clock, and stopped at. Browns Hotel.
There wasino pnblic demonstration, but
great many have called upon him.
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F4rAL RsNcoxYRE. "a FescontT6 took
place in the street of Memphis. Tenn, the
week before last, between two men ealnsd
Dugan and Woods, Is s%laEch tho fosmer,ge-
,esiyed q wonpd Of which hd died, after .
..feW days suffering.
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= "A FAITHFtLW AND BRUTAL HUs.
DAND.--Some four years since, a man WAS
sentenced IN the New Hampshire State
Prison, for an attempt to kill his WIFE. She,
full ofaffeclion. had been unsparing 10 ne.
efforts for him, and fioally.obtained patdon,
with which, II. company with bis mother,
she joyfully hastened TO the prison on Sat.
urday morning, eager TO liberale him whom
she loved so we'll, despite his cruel treat
menl aud long absence. The corfespon-
dent OF the Manchester American thus mar
rates the sequel:
For several days previous the man had re-
fused TO work. feighing sickness, iThephy.
sician reported that he was we'll. Saturday
tnoraine the warden went TO his cell and
told him 10 go out he replied that he was
sick. Finally Mr.. Il. said :: "you must 90,
you are pardoned." I" "Weil," eaid he, '.if
mnst, | must, suppose" and Immediately
followed the awarden 10 the Office. where
were his wife and mother. They were Gil.
ed wilh Joy. and spoke kindly 10 him. but
he would p,ske no reply. lie sulleniy
dressed himself ia a suit provided for him,
and left the ofice. After reaching the
yard. the hardeppd wretch tore bis vest
;ftom him. rent his clothes. and departed,
nUttering curses on his. bepefactors, IS Si.
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9. II. IssERrEL, 80 =. =. Nor
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-Vr. A. +. Sterling, Of this city, has consen-
ted to the publication of the following facts,
over his signature, concerning a cure perfected
by the use this remedy, which facts arc cor
rohoratcd by the Rev, l.. NJ Pease, who was
acquainted with all thc circumstances.
-Nr. G. \. Lcomard-Dcar Sir:-Somc ten
days since, heard of poor but deserving
German, in Mulberry Street, who was suffering
from a severe attack Of chils and fever, con-
tractcd in the low grounds, near Newark, n. j e,
! gave him enc bottle of you South American
Fever and ASuc Remedy, and It affords me
pleasure to say, that the disease has been bro
ken up by its use, and permanent cure eiiec-
ted. Truly yours. \. +. STERLING.
New York, Nov. 6, $50.
l am acquainted with the facts set forth in
the above certificate, and can witness to the
truth of the statements therein contained.
l.. " PEISE,
Sup't Five Points House Of Industry.
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The following statement of the Rev L. NJ,
Pcasc, Sup't Of the Five Points House of In
dustry, as given below, is one that speaks vol.
umos as to the Va! ~ properties of this rem.
edy.
Mr.. = 4 ..conard-Sir: Il take a pleasure
in tral hitting to you the following facts, in re.
lation to a cure perfected by the use of your ),
\. Fever amc Aguc Remedy, upon one of the
inmates Of the House Of Industry. John Young
who has been suffering from the chills and fe-
yer during tie past FIVE months, was in Novem-
bcr last attacked, and the paroxysms were as
severe as any ever knew; almost instant re-
lief was experienced on giving the first dose !;
on the expected day of return, it was admins
tered, and it had the happy effect of interrupt
ing the paroXysms. Since then every vcstige
Of the disease has left him, and he has recover
ed his former wontcd appearance and health.
Truly yours, &c, l.. " Pease,
New York, Jan. IS, 1856.
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Sup't Five Points House of Industry.

The following Certificates ofFrcd k L. IIertlo
and Henry Meier, are among those peculiar ca
scs i'll which a permanent cure can be effected
Notwithstanding their continued exposure to
Prcdisposina causes. At the time the cures
wore perfected, they were engaged in the Chem
icd Works of HcSsrs. Chas. Prizer & Co., OF
this city.
After having been troubled with Fever and
ASuc for nearly n whole month, and swallowed
lots Of Quininc, an acquaintance of mine re-
commended me to tiy bottle Of what is called
the South American Fever and Ague Rem edv,
and sure enough it worked like a charm |
took it only one day, and that was the last
saw OF the fever. Its with right pleasure that
1 state this fact for the benefit of all whom it
may concern, and wish everybody the same sue,
cess in mastering this distressing disease, which
IS likely enough, if they will follow my example
FRED'K j.. HERTLE,
Aug. 1875. Al Whpple st. Brooklyn.
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UST RECEIVED, UNSEED OIL.
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III. g. G.
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Notice.

Obedience TO an order emenatinp from
l. Brigadier General, w. J. TAYLOR, nc Ell
ection will be held on Saturday the Isl of
August next for Maj. of the upper BattaI.
lion 2lst Regiment, 8. G.. Malitia, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Lieut.. Col. J. Funderburk.
by order OF
COL, J. ~ CROCKETT.
J. t. Mellow, Adj't
June II, 1887. Is-tt
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed partner.
ship for the practice of Law in Lascaster
and The surrounding Districts.
All business entrusted to their care will
receive prompt attention.
DAWKlNS g. WYLIE.
THos. N. DAwKiss, Unionyille, $. e..
JoHS ID. WYLIE, Old Ordinary's Office in
the Court House at LancasterviIle, s. G..
Dec. l0;h 1856, 43-tr
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TESTIMONY OF DoCr. o. BUTCHER
Green Rank, Pocalrontas Co !,

Green Rank, Pocaloutas Co
april 10th 1865.
GESrLExES7-Some few months since a M.
tient applied to me for advice, afflicted with :,
severe form of secondary syphi6s Che had been
under the charge of two physicians without de
irving relict) commenced usiug the regular
remedies of the profession, but the disease s,ub.
bornly resisted all my c1or.s. The repu,,,;or
of Cartcrs's Spanish Mixture having reached mo
and being personally acquainted with yourseIvcs
determined to Igire it trial l did SO, and in
n shoit time its good effects were evident and
three bottles cured him.
As an sct efjustce to suffering humanity.-
/ cannot withhold my testimony to its virtues "a
an Alternative and prompt purifier of the blood
and take pleasure in Recommending i, ia tbs
profession and the public generally.
Yours respectfully,
I mo. @. BUTCHER, ND.
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New Advertisements

NTE are authorized to announce L,ieut
~ *. s. CROCKETT, n candidate for
Mjor of the upper Battalion, 2lst Reyi.
mcnt, S. c. Militia.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

TNllE subscriber has the pleasure Of in.
l. forming his friends and the public gen.
orally, that at his establishment 10 miles
below Lancasterville, is afforded the most
tempting inducements for trade upon the
Giost reasonable ami accommodating terms.
He has lately received heavy additions to
his stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Clothing. Hats. Caps. Boots
and SHOES; in fact every article usually
called for In Country StnFe; and in addi-
ton, some elegant specimens of
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TUsT RECEIVED, NO. AND MUS.
81 coSada Coffee, Crushed and Ground
Sugars, West India, NO. and Sugar House
Syrup, Rio Java and Mocha Coffee, Mack.
erei, Mackironi Cheese, Blackberr Brandy,
&C., &C., III, g. c.
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MOORE g. GLOVER.
WHOIRSAJE

GROCERY g. PROVISION DEALERS,
Corner East Bay and Market st's.
A LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Orders thankfully received and promptly
executed.
,. C. GLOVER. NHHi'h' ioN,s' u
Feb. is, 1857, lily.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.


NJ. F.. S. Mcdowell. who Is in the cus,o.
dy of the Sheriff of. Lancaster District, by
virtue of writs of Capas nd Rcspondcndum
at the suits of Nancy Cherry and other.
having filed in my cflicr together with a
schedole, on oath, of his Estate and effects
his petition t" ihe Cnurt of Comm, Pleas.
praying that h" mry be admitted to the ben
cht of the Acts OF tue General Assembly.
made for the relief OF inSolycnt D,biors-
ii is ordered, that the said Nancy Cherry
and others. and all other Of the cred TORS TO
whom III" said NJ. T. ). Mcdowell is in any
wise Indebted be and they are hereby sam.
moncd, and have notice 10 appc.r before the
said Court at LANCASTER Court House on ,h,
third Monday in Orlohcr next To show cause
1t an; ther can, why the prayer of the pc,i
ton should nor hc granted
Office Court of Common Pleas Ian .astcr
District Juiv 2ISt 1897.
}. A. STEWMAN, Clerk, G. C.P.
July -, 23-3m
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miscellaneous
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER RsrRrcT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

I'm lie COMMON PLEAS.
X, G. Billings who is in the Custody If
the Sheriff OF Lancaster District, by yir,ue
OF wr,'s of Capias Ad Respondendum n,
,he suits Of Belts g. Stevens, Mckinzie
Laoow d Co, b. +. Wheeler, Wite g.
Goodwin, and ID. +. McRae, having filed in
my Office, together with n Schedule on oath
OF his Estate and effects, his petition TO tho
Court OF Common Pleas, praying tlat he
may be admitted to the benefit of the acts
OF the General Assembly made for the re.
lief OF insolvent DEBTORS. 1t is ordered that
toe SAID Belts g. Stevens. NcKinzie Cadow
" 20, B. +. Wheeler, Witte g. Goudw;n.
md ID. j. McRac, and all other the Crrdi
tors 10 whom the said X. G.. BILLINGS il in
any wise Indebted, be. and theysare hereby
summoned and have notice to appear .befDre
the said Court at Lancaster Court House.
on the Third Mondny in October next to
show cause, if any they can Why the Drawer
OF the petitioner aforesaid SHOULD not be
granted.
OIhce of Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis.
trict, July Is, 1857
J. a. STEWMAN, Crk.
July ID. 22--3m
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

J"dson \ EIasse!linc, ! Petition to subject
Assignee. m Eauity to nav a
vs., rull drmrpd l.,
J"nnctte Brlk. Equity.
Any and aIl persons having demands
aE%inls Jeanette Brlk are notified and re-.
Hnir"d to present and establish their de
mands agaims; hcr,bcturc the Comuis,innrr,
"n or before ihc lst day Of September,
By order of the Court in above case.
June Term 1897.
JAMES II. WlTHERSpOON.
E.. T.. l.. ID.
Lancaster G. H., s. G..
July i3, 1857. 23-Gt-pf s3 IL
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-07-22
LAND FOR SALE,

GA TOFFER MY LAND FOR SALE
.esiI. l. near t%o miles from the Court
House, lying on both sides of Camp Creek,
containing three hundrad and forty eigh,
acres, nearly one half in woods and well
wa,cred; a new Dwelling House, ncw Gin
House and other necessary buiIdiogswith =
good We'll OF water. Persons wishing to
purchase would do well To call and see the
place as more desirable one is not often
offered for sale.
w. J. GAMBLE.
July D., 23-l