davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

pREsEHvING BUTTER.--The frrmers OF
Aberdeen, Scotland, are said to practice
the following method for curing their but
ter, which gives it a superiority over that
Of their ne'ghburS:
lake two quarts OF the best common
salt, one ounce "f sugar, and one Of salt
peire; take one ounce of this composition
for one pound OF butter; work into the
mass, and close it up for use. The butter
cured with this MIXTURE appears of rich
and ma'rowv substances, aud fine color.
acquires brittle hardness, nor tastes. DR.
Anderson SAYS:
Il have eaten butter cured with the
above composition, that has heen kept for
four years, and it was rs sweet ~ At first
1t must be noted, however, that butter
that is thus cured requires to stand three
weeks or Il month before il is dsed. If II
IL soon'r opened. T. c salt is not sufficient.
Iy.h!ended with II, aud sometimes the cool
ness OF The ni;re will lie perceived, which
totally disappears sfterward.
The above is worthy the attention Of
every DAIRY woman.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

HARD lines IN ENGLAXp.-This is
umqnc,ll"naUly TO be severe winter
among the operatives in tnc prea, manu-
'actur'ng districts ot England. I'll uT as
the times arc here, among our laho,inr
classes. u looks as It 'hry were destined
TO be much harder there. While MANY
oi our i"hurers are lnInErug il a hardsrIp
l" ""rN I"r - d"tihr day, AMI are enter
tanning Propositions to ',IrIke for hirhpr
wages III England the question is rapdly
'"huvinG Es"iI 10 one .. LIE or uratu-
pHr latest hdvlce> uniformly tell the same
unpleasant taIr. TI. drpre-S,nn "f trade.
Is making Hselt severely telt at Mauches
ter. Brauturd, Leicester, llud,ier>frld,
Leeds, Birmingham, aud, Indeed, in al!
Tie great manufacturing centres of tie
country. Many leading houses in Man.
chester arc d'Srnl>s'ng not ,'ny their hum
Bier operatives, but solcSnru, warehouse
men a"d clerks. The leading mills have
stopped, and the number Of men and wo
men thereby brrrf OF employment can
only h" hy the thousand.
AT Preston the WHOLE Of the opcra ives
m more than IA dozen cotton mills have
been thrown out Of empclmrut hy an eu
me s'"ppnga, while about 80 mills there
mc RAINING only three and four days per
week. lh:s unfortunate paralysis Of trade
IS principally the result "f the American
panic. The hosiery trade ~ Leicester i,
$50 suffering severely. 4; Braitrr! the
"oo!rn mills were early at "A stand. The
d"nan" Tor gno,is for the United States
mad almost entirely ceased. The Eny
n-herS prospects for the winter, therefore,
1t will thus he seen, are a shade or two
darker 'hnn our own, because, before trade
can revive there, we must first experience
revival III business aud renewal Of con
fidemCe. Not until our Fora McF,imSev
can afford tn 20 into market again to buy
up Iaces, hosiery. silks. and other foreign
fabrics, can British mills and machinery
T." expected to resume with protit.-NeC
York Express.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
Mercantile Agencies.

1t IS very well known auouy commrr
cIaI men that An Institution, pei haI,s, ,mur e
than one, exists III New York winch uu
derlakes 'O iuruisn reiiahIc Information t.
lis subscribers As t" The means. character.
hh"ltS "nd Siam'!iuG q: every man en:a-
gc" |" trade IlTuuy huut the cuuutry.-
Could any one OF our merchants look o> er
the Ict"ri there kept, relating to himself.
lie would fad statements cnuccrulur hrs
property, ms business habits, his succe>s.
the number 0l ucyrorS he holds, the a.
mount ct property he received bv his mar
mage, together with ntLy other parlicu
lars al history aud character. Ii the re-.
cora were a tav"r.ble one, ,h:S credit would
be good aud he might buy merchaud,zc
. almost without limitation # his name
Acre on the black list, he could purchase
as Tar rs h's cash would 90. aud no lar
ih"r. lhis information Is clih.r furnish
ed 10y local or travelling agent, wEo>r
business It Is t0 pry I'M" Ih" cOudIlium #
every dealer visiting New York within a
certain locality. The local agent is reue.
rally lawyer, vino fines hls cunprnea.
ton ~ the COLLECTION business scut hun
through tnc medium ol the Agency.
Although thl, Organization seems adap.
ted tu protect cUup.",rly .hc who,e, 1. =
merchants from trusting their u.rrchan
3 dr"e 10 rre> puusrbe aud dishonest men.
wh'ie ~ the same Tune II secures the rood
credit "t the honest huycr, it Is found /"
. practice To he Productive OF many evI>.
he honest dealer, who confines himself
. la tTtuS;ctlpIS l,.rIlIml,,.Iv I,..nu.,,,.., .,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
Gods Blessing on the Dance.

Elizabeth, who had been taught better
things, WAS arraycd IN the gtrb Of L,>h
lUn, AMI ready tDr the amu,emruL ut the
naIi-room. Asshe stood At the glass.
placing III, last ro~. amid her clustering
locks, she hastily turned round and SAID
TO me:
"Whv, what makes Won look so sac! ?
What Is the matter Come, do not he So
sal any more Put this rus, in my ha T
AMI see how pretty II will hook
kis,el her check and as babe her
good night whispered:
Can YOU ask Cots blessing on the
lance, E,lzahe,h e. She gave me u quick
earnest !ook and hurried down the steps
At AN earlier hour than usual heard
Erznhcll's voice ut the door. | was ~,
stars smd when | went down To meet
her | found she had retired 10 her room.
| followed her rhIther, wishing to see her
ii few moment, before slept. She sup,
posed all the family had retired, and her
door was unlocked. entered and found
her on her knees before God, her hands
uplitted, and her streaming eyes ra sed L.
heaven. Hear my PRAYER, . Lord,
beseech ;hee, and let my cry Come before
thee, WAS her language"
returned To her room in about half an
hour, and Welcomed her home.
Yes" said she, Il have got home. In
that hewIldered ball room danced with
the merriCsi, aud laughed with The Ioudes:;
but there WAS AN arrow here" ard she
laId her bands on her heart.
Gods blessing on the dance! Those
words rang in my ears at every turn
Oh, If God will forgive the past-if he
will yet receive will turn my back upon
all this gilied folly, and lay upon his
altar what | once promised TO lay there
my whole heart
We kueelrd together and asked God
TO strengthen The resolution now made IN
his name. Ourprayers have been hear
for among the group Of lovely disciple,
who keep near their Lord, walking in
his footsteps aGd bearing his cross, few
are more humble, meek, mo lest, consist
ent aud devoted, than the once gay aud
lho1ghliess Eizlheth G---
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
The Loaf.

Once upon tune, during a famine, n
rich man invited twenty Of the poorer
children III the town 10 his house AN Il
said 10 th-m:
"ln tins la>ket there is a loaf of bread
t"r each Of y"m take II, and come back
every day at tins hour ill God sends US
better ii" e>.
The children pouuced upun the basket.
wran- led aud fought for tie bIeaG, and
each wished To get the largest Loaf, ard
at last went away wIlhOu, even thanking
lam.
Frnncesca alone, 4 poor but neatly
dressed lille yIrl, stood molestlv apart,
took the smallest loaf " hich was left in
the basket, gratefully kissed the gentle
mans hand, and then went home IN u
quiet AN! hec":niug manner.
." the following d,y the children were
equally iIi.hel'"ved, and poor francesca
thus time recvl, ed a loaf which was scarce.
~ half the SIZE Ot the others But when
she came home, ami her SICK muher cut
the I"nt, there TEL out Of ii quite q nun.
Der of bright silver pieces.
ihc m"thCr was alarmed, and said {:
"Iake back the money tins instant, for II
has no doubt got into the bread through
some mistake"
Francr,e. carried il back, but the he.
mevoIcnt gentleman declined TO receive
It.
"No, no." said hc, at was no miatake.
had the money baked in the smallest
'"a S'mp'r "N a reward Tor YOU, my child.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
[ Condensed Ji'om The Souih Cro!iniIa
Legislature of South Carolina.
MoNDAY, NovsMBrn, 2s.
sen ATE.

"a.
lhr members of the Senate assembled
III tho Srna'c Cmambrr, in the Capitol,
u.s dtN, a, . o'clock, NJ
The llon james Chc>uu,, Senator from
h rshaw, and President Of the Senate,
took Il o chair aud tie roll being called,
the following Sera'ors answered to their
uamc.. VIZ: Hon. }. Duncan Alien, ).
w. Is "ker, t. W. BLakeuey. + Brown.
e., NJ + Carm. James l. DrLoach, John
Fox, A. q. Darlington, j. +. Glst, A. Ii,
sell, j. J Ingram. a. L. Johnston, a.
M.zyck, Samuel McAIiIey, Il. G.. McC .w,
William MelIard, NJ. &. Mord,y,i, +. J.
P,ck"ns, W. ID. Porter, John 5. preslon,
L. l.. rIiIInghast, TI.man Watson. G.
McC. Wilhersp"on, John p. Zimmerman.
Tho Pref lent ANNOUNCED tha, since he
last soSN on, wTIts of e.e"t.on had bcen /,
sued 10 hiI the vacancy in the Senate,
from the District OF Prnce Geuiges Win
yaw. 10y lhe election oi the former Sena
tor, Hon Robert +. w. AHslon. To the
Office Of Governor and Commander in
Chief. And for Fairfield aud St. Paul's.
TO till the vacancies in the Senate occt.
sioued hy the death OF Hon. n. a. Pe,y,
Senator from the former, and Hon. Ben
jInin Perry, Seuator from the latter
Whereupon, the Hon. j.. G. Palmer, Sen.
a,or elect from Fairfield, aud Hon John
lizard Middleton, Senator, elect from
Prince Goorgr, Winyaw, appeared at the
Clerks desk, aud presented their ere len
t,sls, the oaths we're admitted, aud they
took their seals.
The President announced that Mr.. Mid.
Gleton WAS added To the Committee on
F,nanca and Banks. and NJ. Palmer To
the Committee on Agricultural and 10
tefnaI Improve uecr.
The President laid before the Senate
the report Of Soicitor Of Southern Cir.
cut, on district officers and their offices
Also the resignation OF Solicitor of South
ern Circuit. Also the ANIMAL report Of
the Comptroller General.
Mr.. Carn presented the petition Of the
Daard OF Commissioners Of Public Build
ings Tor CoIeton District, praying for an
appropriation 10 enlarge the COurr House.
On motion Of Mr.. Allen, message
was sent 10 the House OF Representatives,
informing ,hat House that the Senate had
met, q quorum of Senators being present,
and was ready TO proceed to business.
On motion OF Mr.. Mordecsi, commit
tee was appointed to wal. on his Excel.
lency TIE Governor, and to inform him
that the Senate had been organized and
was ready to receive any communication
he might be pleased to make. Messrs.
Morlecai and TiIiiogbast we're appointed
the committee.
Mr.. earn presented the return Of the
Commissioners of Free Schools for st.
Bartholomew Parish Tor the year 1887
Mr. Allen presented tho petition Of JAS.
Cochran, for permission TO occupy public
land.
Mr. Mordecai gave notice that he will
to.morrow ask leave TO introduce a bill to
repeal the laws against osury, aud for
other purposes.
Mr.. Osrp presented tue petition Of Geo
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

ErERNIrY.-EIerni,y has no grey hair!
The flowers fade, the heart withers, man
grows old aud dies; he world lies dowr in
the SePuclrer OF ages, but Time writes no
Wrinkle on the brow Of eternity!
Eternity b! Slupendous thought! The
ever present unt'orn, undecay
endless chain, comprising the life Of God
the golden thread, eMtwiIing the des-
tunes Ut the universe.
Etrlh has its beauties, but time shrouds
them for the gave its honors, they are
bat the sunshine of an hour; its palaces.
they are but AS the g,lhed sepulchre i,s
P"ss' SslonS, they are TOY s or changing for.
tune; lis pleasures they are but as burth.
cnimg buhhes. Not so is the un,ried
bourne. In the cling of the Almighty
can come no footsteps Of decay. Its day
viii know no darku,ng-eterna splenGor
'"rh'ds the approach Of night. Ils foun.
ra'ns viii never fail, they are fresh from
'he eternal throne. Its gIoiv will never
wane for there is the ever present God
Its h"rnun'es will never cease, exhaust.
less love supplies the song.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
n u NJ B L Z AZ.

FANNY FERN on DREss.-It is my
opinion, after all that is said, that women
dress r"uch rore with Az eye TO their own
sex, than 10 the other. What man, un-
less he Is dry goods merchant, knows
whether woman wears lloni,ou Or cot
ton lace? What man else knows the
value of the dainty handkerchiefs with
which l'di s SO osten,a,iously polish their
pretty noses? What man else knows, or
cares TO know, the value Of the camel's
ha'r shawl, spread so carefully over their
shoulders? by the rood not one. But
'he delighted peacock possessor rejoices
that every feminine eye which rests upon
1t computes its value 10 fraction. Yes
Women dress much more for each 9th.
err elesthan men, never knew a man.
whose opinion WAS worth asking, who did
not prefer I" see pretty woman (and
imagine the mos denure Of 'em don't
lock long At any orher) pnostentaeiously
and m"destly dressed; and never saw a
pretty woman who did not look piet,ier
in her palnest home dress, than in her
most elaborate adOrnments. But alas
for plain home dresses where arc they
Where is the pretty delaine, and neat
calico, none too good for little climbing
ieet-now fashion hanished 2-EcLo an-
s"ers,-N here ?-Erchange.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

The ToaSADo IN MfssIssFPT.-The
Yazoo Democrat, Of Wednesday gives An
extended account Of the ravages Of the
late tornado in that vicinity. The fury
Of the tempest was terrific. and it left in
its track the most complete desolation.--
Houses, barns and trees were swept down
as though they had presented no resist
Ance, and the crops on large number of
plantations were entirely destroyed. Sew
sri negroes were reported to baye been
killed,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
An unfortunate occurrence b.rpe..a

An unfortunate occurrence b"rpe.4a
near til s place on last Friday. Mr.. Mar.
tin lc"hower ordered n negro man belong
'ag TO him to cross his hands. intending
to lie and then whip him for negIecting
his work. The negro resisted but With
the aid Of another person Mr.. lcehower
ceeded in tieing him, and whipped him
Pretty severely, leaving him tied for q
"hlIe afterwards. Shortly after being un.
ted the negro died, whereupon Mr.. Ice-
hover repaired to town and stated the
facts. Acting Coroner J. +. Smith sum
m"ned Jury and an inquest was heid
over the body. We learn that the YER.
diet WAS Death from severe treatment
and exposure" Mr.. lcehower was bound
over to the next term Of the Superior
Court, and rs Tie case will then undergo
investigation, we have not attempted to
rariicuiar'ze the testimony elected before
the jury OF inqnest.-Chariotte Democrat.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

Mr.. Hammond presented the petition
of snndry citizens of EIyefcld, PRAYING
for the removal Of IN election pre.inct.-
Also, pe,tioI of sunhrv citizens of Ham
burg, PRAYING that j. +. Thomas may he
Released from the payment vf certain la
hliltie> due by him 10 the State.
Mr.. SHANNON presented accounts of Drs ;.
D'Saus>uie and Work man. for D0st Nor.
ten' examination. Also, the petition uf
snn!ry ciuzcnS OF Camden, praying for AN
act To incorporate II certain Burt',t
Church.; referred to the COMMITTEES on
Interpretations A,>n. the p"c>-nimrnt
at the Grand Jury OF kershaw District Tor
1857.
MIR. Cauthon presented the prcscnrment
OF the Grand Jury OF Lmcas,er District
for 1857 read and referred.
Mr.. Swygert presented the petition Of
J, ID. Adlck. praying compensation for
serS'rc> rendered rs constable; reierre
MIR. Mailer presented the annual return
"t the Commissioners of Free Schools for
Lexington District for 1857; referred to
the COMMITTEE on + !ucallrn. A So, the
petition Of III. Merritt and others, pray
my for Al act to incvrpora;e certain
Baptist Church referred 10 the Commit
tee on Interpretations.
Mr.. EA,iry presented the account If DIR.
Henry, for post moricm examination. -
Also, AN account Of DR.. J. n. Laurence.
for post m2rtem examination: referred
To the Committee on Gains.
Mr.. ~. :. Goodwin presented the ne.
ttiou Of O. NJ LicLer, State Geoog.st,
PRAYING remuneration for certain expenses
incurred for the State; referred to the
Committee on Agriculture.
Mr.. Green presented lI,o accoun, of Il
w Gibhcs. NJ ID, for past m2ricm exam.
nations: also, au account As E"yis,r.r Of
Births, Deaths and Marriages referred
TO the Committee on CIans.
Mr.. farro~ presented the petition ef
Sundry citizens of Spartanhurr. against,
the openin, of a new highway: r.t.rr.I
to the Committee Oh Roads, Bridges and
Ferries.
Mr.. GAdberry presented the present.
. ment Of the Grand Jury Of Uujon D.stricl
Tor 1851; read and referred.
Mr. Spain presented The account Of DIR
NJ ) Moore, for - past r,o, tenn examua.
ton; refrrr"d to ,hc Comm';uee on Claims.
The Speaker aunuuncad that Mr. VIM
Nhaley had been added to the Commit
tees on ih" judiciary ~ti y Elur"'i"n,
aud Mr. llrmphiII to the Committees OF
Ways ard Means auL OF Accounts.
On motion OF Mr. Reed, writ of cleo.
| IA ~ a
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
5elfrt 15ortry.
From Porter's spirit of the Tircs"l
T h B a elor's Ills.
BY FINLEY JoSsOS.


ata c,,Ja,h ,,,"..'.'',S .'Sss 'r "' '"''"'
-@u" al breakfast he hnds The brcad IL s'a'e'
Ana the butter Is shockinSIy bad.
ais coHee 's cold ana his bran new boots
rave not eeen dus'ed or brushed
Anu NC rse' up "hllc his pallId cheeK
WI" anger ana pam IS nuShd'
'' ,',,'., 49, >,,"'''''' "'''''''
AN" nc 'n,hN' OF us coming dnneT--when
nc s""" "'he OH steaks ana pnnch
Du'' ~ NC e"'efs' nc KNOWS 0y the smoke,
i"'' 'o'neth from "nt OF Inc WINDOW,
""' HIS N.,"N' oF the hahas OF 'ne Vcrdant
COOK
oufn'' "'"S 10 e'hder'
,,o .;,. L;, .
o "' ."'"'' '"''
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

Hoes Several hundred Kentucky
hogs have passed through tits place, en-
route to market. One or two hundred
we're sold here at cents gross, twelve
months credit. The ruling price must
fall considerably under that figure. Ma
ny country b"gs have been bought at six,
aud we have no doubt many more will be
sold even Iower.--AshspiUe Neus.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

UABFAs CoRPUs.-Mr I J Bell was
brought up ,esIerday, on 3 writ Of hdbeas
corpus, before Judge O'Neall, for bail, for
the killing of James Allen, Sr, of York.
willie. Messrs Williams and Dawkins ap.
penrei fnr the prisoner, aud Solicitor Mel
ton for the St,te. Bail was Iefus,d.--
Soush Oqro{ssian.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

A Harrisburg paper gives the following
case OF absence OF mind "A girl who
WAS one o! our first lovers, was one night
lighting us out, after having passed dc.
hghtful evening; when in bashfu trepi-
dation, she blew us out, and drew the can
die behind the door and kissed it,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

Two persons, contending very sharply
on matters regarding late election, got
to 'ather high words, when one OF them
said !: You never catch lie coming out
OF my mouth The other replied: You
NAV vel say that, Tor they fly out so fast
that nObudy can catch EN-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

II is told that when minister Miles
prayed for rain, he left nothing uncertain,
lie sad--' Oh, Lord, Thou knowest we
do not want Thee to send rain which shall
pour down in fury, aud swell our streams,
and sweep away our hay cocks, aud
fences, aud broke., but, Lord; we want
it 10 come drizzIe. drozz'e, drozzle, for
about n week-Amen'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

" | meant to have toull YOU Of that
hole" said an lrishman to his friend, who
was walking With him in his garden, and
iu,nb'ed into pit full Of water. No
matter" saws Pat, blowing the mud and
water out Of his moulh, I've found it,"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

A Judge in Indiana threatened TO 6ne
lawyer for contempt ofC,urt. ~ have
expressed no contempt for the Court"
said the LAWYER ION the contrary, / have
carefully concealed nv teelings."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

Major ", upon being asked whelh.
er he was not seriously injured when the
81. Leonard steamers boiler exploited, re-.
piled that he was so used TO being blown
up by his wife that a mere steamer had
no effect on him.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
The Disastrous Collision.

NARRATIVE OF A SuRvIvoR-I was
passenger on the Opriousas. Capt. Ellis
bound from Brrwck~ Bay t. Galveston.
On the night of the l5lh, about guar.
ter past l2 o'clnck, WAS awakcurd in
my birth 10y shock, rs IT the vessel was
struck hy lightning. rushed on deck
an found /; crowded with Irtn>emyrr<. all
n the widest state OF eXrirrmrut-the
ladies screaming and the gentlemen run
uiug To and tIo. The i-,t con>rinu,ue,s
| had .; danger WAS hearing the mate
and steward calling un The lrr>srn .ers to
save themselves, rs there were tMO life
pre>crvcrS III each state room. hrs,liv
made frr the cabin to ~; hie prr,rrvcr,
but on reaching it funnI the water in IT
ankle deep. hastily retrsc,d my steps
and on reaching the deck a.an found the
steamer sunk To- her gumwais. The pas
>"nGers then ran 10 ihr hurricane deck
but IN about three miuuies She ha,. sunk
to that deck. The scene Of wild cyufi.
sion aud dDSmav which then presented
itself Orggars all description. TIE HE
boat WAS cut away aud some fifteen or
twenty Jumped into her, and others jump
ed into one of the quarter boats, whru
both boats started tor tho Galveston.
then soiue Tistauc. from lhe wreck a,
thss time did not see the Galveston, and
Was totally unconscious Of the cause of
the drSastcr) The NE boat before reach
ny tn" Galveston MAS caps zri, AMI scve-
"a. ct The passengers sunk 10 rise no more.
| held on to the stern uf The OprluuSas,
and while in that poSi'ion WAS joined hy
the second engineer. THIS officer hal Sc
car cd a plank, which -WAH,cI han 10
shove "H hom the wreck. ,nh not do
So, relieving the npc,ousas WAS aground,
la "a low moments. however, tue Option
sss. from IT,, weight, suppose, ut hcr
machinery, broke IN two AMI IurneI bot.
tom upwards. Seeing the Galveston in
the distance struck out for her, and, u. d.
ter swimming, | IhjnE. about quarter of
n mile. WAS picked up hy one oi the G. Il.
vestnns bU.ls. Capt Etr>,whO WAS chur
Ing To plrougue hUtton, was also Ii, kcl
up At the same time. The first engineer.
ms We, man whose ulne | do not rec.
ulect, two negro BOYS. AMI some others,
I Ill.
e'""S ~ u t"'''''' " '''e "'e'N'
'''''" "r""'"'' ""'.'
'H A. ''s"'' "''" '"'N "''o P'Ne" up; "a
'S'"' '''"'' "O' ''~"' WI" n"" res
i,,,. w.! "''S '''' '''','.' ''N' ,''''' "
L., L,,n ,'",' '''''''''' "''''
.r,:, = - 4,
T,r,,va y l,'' ,n-, ''i
g ,L, m.,.san u, 49,, - '.',,,S' .'' "''' w. o''J
,,.'t II. -
na,.a,, ''I'.,...., ",'e' ''''' '',' ''''
,,har ,',,.a,'.. ~ n.'f.,,,',,, ''.'
,,h.I =. ,I,a ,,,,.. "''.' "'''' ''''''''! i''
Fam al ~, ,,!r.,.,;,,1oo,,, ~
80 ''"'' w.
! 49,, ,,-, Wv S''''' W "I' ',I>' "''s'
i..,n,, t,u 'tttI u.s. '.''' 'r' ''''>
.,,,,.I. 49, o,'I'....,,. -. .,....., ..,
I;,.a r,
r,. .,.''. Wv, ',,'.' '',' "'''" :
oL;o",m H., H.. '... . r.I'.: ~,
L,r. s',,n sI,,i ,t..,;. ''','' ~ ",'
,,os.IJo - ,l,,,;n ,,,:,r ;,', i,L,.a.,I.' -"
r,o s..s..,.., ,,,,7 Ln"I,'. ,''.''N',y ,
,La g., ,,,a.E H. ~. t,,,''. y, '''','
,,.,I' w
time of The ruil,SID Canaan W.Shlurn
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02

Why should physicans have greater
horror OF the ses than any body else i---
Because they are more liable 70 ses-siek.
nessi
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
KNOWN TO DE LOST.

Gen ] Hamilton. South Carolina.
Judge John g Clel,and, New Orleans
A J Voorhies, Princeton. New jersey.
Mr. Smith, mother aud young lady, St.
Louis.
Miss Lucy Williams, Lavaca, Texas.
c w WIlmot, Hardin county Ken
tucky.
Miss Marv Pittmay, Nashville, Tenn.
- McFarIsne, late mate steamer
Jasper.
Two children Of G.. Williams, Colun.
bia Texas.
Child Of Mrs Fouts, Buchanan county
Miss.
August Mendsll, Dewitt county Texas.
- Dunn, Navarro county, Texas.
Negro girl belonging to Mrs Ilursbber.
ger.
Negro boy, 81 cook on OPolousas.