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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

BuLLARp's PANORAMA ov INV Yonk ctTY.
This famous Panorama. and painted by q
famous man, viii be exhibited this evening ai
the German Thsaire. This IL no ordinary
york Of art. Its size alone would attract ior
Il the astsntioa of muliituaics, hut In addition
70 this Il Is high work of aFt, and correct
even 10 itS smallest details Probably the hest
evidence Of its merits Is In the fact that In the
largest cities Il has drawn crowds week afs~r
week The Chicago papers Ssats that s00O
persons attended this Panorama during the
week II was exhibited ther-. A eot~mposary
says, 70 illustrate the wonderful minusis Of
this painting. that there ere 75. 90 letter.
on the signs In Broadway. New York City. and
persons visiting Billiards. panorama can read
them as distinctly Is they can read the siens
over the stores In this city The painting h
instructive aud entertaining. and is worth .
dozen circuses We hope II viii be we'll pat
roaixed Take the ladies' and children 70 see
L. Bee advertisement.
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AUGUST ian, Ava. dsm, ata. .tu, ass sra
A, half past eight o'clock
THE PANORAMA MOVES BEFORE THE
i A9.scneo s,r uesrls twa hcurr and tskes he
Now York City, IA the nias, ~ the hssne.-. W ris
ccs and through streets which stranger woull tc
IL most interest, and he would le s,- likely t. yi.t
tended perspective views ~ the buildings on both
-idc@ Of upw ards of FIFTY srREkIs. which. col.
rciivc'y. being sout forty miles of buildings iser
him . view VI the vty aud tl. people II aoald
appear 10 him IL he to No there aad aa.k
SrTTYe Tih s nM,n i,ss,. T IL ss.'r saa sss
md exact vi-~ ofthe magnificent ahufeh.-, puh4V
and private buildings, the shipping aad .tessnhoa,-
,As M TM0wsANp5 uF rnnrIr ~na a asiis VI .hra.a a.
the street. ~ New YORK Distinguished tnsl al4
acquaintance sse readily recognized amnag the
crowd of persons ~ ih. streets The saga. u.
read the Aani. " YOU Ia the city all arr
FAITHFULLY represented ulsan thl- painting
pnh!ie amt private professions, military cuimpanles
hrcnicn and their cGgiaer hands ui music, Ae
Whilr the Panorama moves before the spectator
over 100 horses aud carthage pas. Ia view
Than 10000 Of III" pc"ple Il the tiiy al their daily
II ts impossible state all thai /. 10 hr .eea on
this moving painting Persons la viewing il can
hardy Irsaac th.iaseN.- tha, they are not actual
ly w the city among Its bu-ils- ad ha.ie viewing
the ettisens and strangers thet really Ia every
day fe at ihcii a,ocaiia-, ad rsfsoi,- nascqeatni
al In New York City Viii get better steA aud gatn
mofc information ot the city aud il people y, oacr
scctng this Panorama, THAI tl4.y would io actual,
Walt the city aud walk lis streets aud thfsu1
for ten days, ne thousands OF persons have tested
Al each exhibition OF the Panorama n IL pa-sr.
nefot. The .rccisior an explanatory lecture i. given
by Mr. GEORGE poEL .f The PROPRIETOR
or Mr. ALBERT NORTON, Illustrative Of New
York Cay, tt- statistics business and resources tts
people, their 20 ahrs.iitsrb"ss aud much valuable
knowlrsig" " rF~s' Importance to stranger aud Of
Bopy
idal.-ien = esn,s cLillren, 10 sen,. ram.lle.
aui 3~ ALuERr NORTON Agent
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Go Get OF Cease.

"ANEELi HOUSE FOR RENr.--A
w The e.sNe named well known house
siihhte an Man street, OH, is for rent -
'het N part ~ tu whole she house wtli b~ r.ited
- i~sllns paEts.s- aaly, or for private b.ard.
.7s Lnnse cnnseni.Ht .oeaton aud a splendid river
ssrs, make u moss de.rsss- p.ssc Ycs pastlss.
ttss A.w nt tho r.r,ae u,.~s,v
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nENTfsTs- DOCT. \. IINnrns MA
~ thant. 70 The Pseae 1sesssl1k. - ~ Mksss
years c0aslant Prsctlse In kis rss1snn. - vssii
inaDssn them thss ~ hss aesspente4 W1o8 - - m
pEofcssion Doet. l. a. Norrison. - tAllasEAta ~
Dsaded In Uentlsiry
Ia rreommsndInG .ursslsss 70 shs pablSs - 1sA
u all eanes saAsavos - give satislnsstus-
tr1eAnwtf
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RIVER 4 STEAMBOAT NEWS
Arrived.
steamer J. McKss, Keats. Montro.e
Steamer KArE CAssuI. Washington Galrna.
DeDasssa.
Steamer ALnAAaaA. Webb, Galcna
hier-n~r J McKss, Keats. MnHlrose,

OoD09veO.
steamer ALnAnaaA. Webb, GalcBa
hies.nsr j NcKss, Keats. Mnnlroset
>
sriLL FALLisc.-Ths Mississippi 10 siil reported
failing at al points above, aud ree~ding here We
hear u TO general rains which may give hope Of =
rise soon The water .. low on the rapid.
-
Tas Oslo All the tributaries cf ~" Ohio were
reported rising nj the close Of las, week the rains
havins extended the whole lenSh of the river.
There was over elk feet water Tuesday between
Louisville aud Cincinnati
THs "OssSnr csIosr-we have not beard word
Of complaint fsr weeks abou, our bridge 81 Loais
is lasaas an her capital Over SIX hundred passages
of ssssmeu have bern made si the bridge ths sea
sea. srd mot tvo serious secideass have happeaed
II 10 certainly terrible Obstruction
Tss Baspss -Anoag tAr rivss Items u the etn.
cissat 0sssHs - Asd NJ following:
H. Rosk 1slasA DssAse Ceapsay having sueeeed.
e. z e 3. S.s s us.s
Csass, ceAss so0peaiss are ehDl1sned 10 estamssrr
s1sssilsns upsa thstr bsi1gesL A. s. Psni they
The eompsy sl1ln sAas when icesssd the pier. VIII
- no ee.ey.ssss saA that NE sapsv.iraeiare will
= yi.s:a ssess M - sep. 2, ss.smsi. shinas. Per
ned clos wsasAiag.
TAe Company ~ Ne irial possposed for what the
Court cass1AessA Usad asd saass1esovy This
pnssponsnasss - Aa1 nsthing 70 do with smhlasn.
Ing o&hss eempaaiss v sonnsncs bsilAtss bridges
Weeks go snsassA prssess Sor sssass scross the
Mississippi = DnsiiassoS. 0assns Dubuque ard ~.
Paul noashs 90 we pssassssd sAaa n ten ysass
shsss.wosiA - sssssy = naaysnAsss spaaplag sAs
river No asslsiss nssd - sstIsipAssd vAish vilI
stop this psaussslvs sAssslsyr Ths rtvr rsp0sss
Of tbs 0ssssss b sssy sIiiy in enc " his siss 70
uasks skoss shis bs,1os. 6eos "diAt :, csDsskn
- evidently - ~ ~ ~ ssr-
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professional Car0s.

! professional Car0s.
Lawyers.
sasks = kits, cnAHlEs a. Dswsr.
| MILLS = DEWEY,
| A TTORNEYS & coUNsELORs. AT LAW,
IL ~ No . hodma1s Block Aain street, fsvsnyxt,
JOSH ,. COOK soas : piILos. 5As- . IixpIrT.
COOK, DlLIIOK = LlNDGEr,
A TToRSEYs & coUNsELORe AT LAW,
"A Davenport. Iowa onicc, In same bsiidins with
Cook Sargent.
We practice in the Court. Of Scott, Cedar ctassa
and Mnsea'lac ecunties lows and In the Courts of
kacs i.saad e.un'y, Illinois.
To onr aolleeti.n Department We devote especial
W. s.o &C, a. agent. in nesc,,a,ins loans. and viii
give All business entrusted sc us cur hst attention
rmse arxLieH . y. sSKsAsr,
OuELICa q STEWART.
A TToRNEYs & couNsELORs At LAW,
SoTARIks PUBLIC
Convey eysneIng. Investigations of Titles, Payment
Of Taxes, Learning aid Investment OF Money and all
other regular business promptly attended 70
of'ies.on sssaad street In A'sin.on' hloek cp-
CHARLES =. PUTnAM,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
suTARr rUBLIc.
Apflirr- Davenport. Bl.ck. rocn No o. corner ~
Main aud second sic Iyl0n
LORENZO FAIRDANks,
tforr..criy u n y. cliy,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
n Notary Public, aud Commissioner Of Deeds for
New York Ofiir.--So. q, lIotfnais's block. Main
street; ke.tasne. Corner Brady and lsih streets
law sn.ias,s pro,api, a,.s.aed 70 n the Courts
OF this state, Illinois aHd the tAted States Conrs-
La.lecsiea. made IN any part of the United State.
Aeaes loaned and land. leash, sad .old yansoif
ALLEN 4 CLARE 'lA1s
A TToRNEfs & couNsELORs AT LAW,
SorARIks PUBLIC,
aurl.,f Dayenpor,, lows.
JAMES T. LANE,
A TT0RNEi AT Law & NOTARY PUBLIC.
"A otee--on Brady street above Second over
Csrmiehaers store npi5dkwtf
T.c. CAMPBELL,
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law.
IA Money constantly hand 10 loan on real or
sh.ass .sass. and s .sId' Note. si.soaa,ss' Note.
Dss., elected, ,s,s- rs,s and al law sa.las..
Henry 's.'.saiR ssi E.s 2sasalssps ass & naa 'ki.s
Nai.aT ss, Ss W..,.,,a ,,es 4 ssss' s fsssa1srE.
: = y. H Morse. foaslksep-ie, New Y1rk
omes-tarnef Man ai.d second streets opposite
- @sasss ss.a-s. ~ess'ac Ill nay I.dAMu
AaNEs DAWSON. ps rKrg
DAWSON 4 TRUE,
A TToRNEys 8 COuNsELoRs AT LAW,
SorARins ruRLIc.
Oeire ua iirads street, la Commercial bniiding
sepi2dxsly
AMOS MOVES, ~,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW |
IA Ondre-Norih.W West coraer ef Nam and S.cond |
ssrreta
RNfEKsxcss - Cleveland 4 Titus. Chapman 4 |
Hitchcock, Hon Z.esdee Coek, Wall .tereet. n Y;
Henry Teu-lcy, Detroit. Michigan; Edw ard & |
itaie- es President Hank OF Cenncrcc. Boston, Ma.
-seha-eii. frbi2dawtf
WILLIAM y. CAMPnGLL,
COUNTY SURVEYOR. - RESIDENCE -
~ Corner of south. Mest Brady aud L.eusi streets
onies-la the toaii Hnuse Al orders promptly /
attended To. augiidkMtf
j. e.. O1LLS,
A TTORNEl AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
- n ehies= oa Man street, opposite lie Claire |
uoaee juneiodtf
AUSTIN COR0lN,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, |
NOTARY PUBLIC
ofhce-A Aaekiot y eorbin's Exchange Office
meh-lf
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CONE AND SEE THEM.
sAMUEl PENNY.
Merchant Taller and Clo(hler,

Merchant Taller and CI0(hier,
tsnApv sr, ovrVsIrr rWs rosr oFfics)
MOULD INVITE TiIE ATTENTION ~
w his nuinerpu. friends amd the pahsic generally
AEw LANCE ASSORTMENT ~ CLOTHS
fautalaonrry AID Ncsilag. VI tho h.st Freaah. LAg
Iish aud American nsnufsr'arr ever uf'.fts III TIL
mar ksi, waleh vii bc 1asis ~ 70 ursrf "a ,h. s.~a
IL, NY Old Isislds 4 wsald say that my ~ss.sk !.
larger and better ihan y ever hAs i.si, IL 'he..
hest ss,c.is m.seof lhon add lover pflec. than ai
aay other Lpesf la iho ei,,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A lsrge sssortrbeh, of rlo'bisg, suitable far the
.sasen q my ava aanaise,sru which viii he .sld
cheap a. ka-,srn made goods, evers garment rse"n
INDIA nuowER GOODS.
Caste, fani-, Dveralls, Gaps. ke
FURNISHING GOODS.
Pa Whit ssa 10y sa.a., r.a,; ,,, .asss, M
Msrtsn, wool ard Cotton shirts aud Drawers, and
ever. thing asaaiy hsps IN ssen'emen's Furnishing
store
Fine sole Leather rraas. asd vali.cs, Wool Go,
'fss had. .a r.sa.s ar,s nsss. e.. e. Ss'Gs, S s'
.ris. q. W sAMuEL rEmaY.
ASMSlSss .vSsrS.
As LONDON HAS LOST ONE uf HER
Dess autt.r. th.. ed. VI nnacotub
Call snd see ale ~ the hest a.sortsnents u
Ctsshs, Cssssssssss. vssesags,
sassssss saA aAssn sS~sas. and
rasaAshtaG 0ssas,
ever brought 70 Davenport, ~ GAETEEL never
gives anf An customers dcI,~8d on heinT fitted
u iota, nj III. Ud stand w..i sids BRADY street.
sscond door frDni Third street spiff
Repository Of Fashion and Taste.
~ MADAME LOUIS,
brady street, s.twssH Fourth aud Fiflh
MADAME LOUIS WOULD RESPECTFUL
lvl ~ inrm the I@ass ~ DayenIscft ani ycinitj,
tha. che !. again provided with He~ and tasteful
ssork of
Fos1sl0nnAple hagaw q S1lk 0oonses
VI every description, alec, lot " nne FreRcL Aad
American Flowers, esausifu rik aud Grape 0suse
Ribbons, Corsets, EIsbro4dsry, etc, sD4ssdtd pat.
t4ss., and a qasnti,y of new fAais. article. bh.
wosld kindly solicit the iaspcctioa VI ths shess ssd
the esntinuahce ~ the patronage for making IBdef
-ssnenis Hair-dressss aud nae erts,isss~as shirts
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EiEcrios RETrRss.-0ur friends will oblige
us by bringing In election returns Immediately
AFTER they receive them. whether good OF bad.
This will greatly assist us in giving early news
10 the public
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06C16. 00u1ICU 8 EUzKfIEn,
DENTAL eUK0EONs.-OfFIC ON
~ Brady street. Eaa So. third dssr below 1Alrd
street navsf
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isH The Demoerat appears TO h. lalnring
under slight misrepresentation. Mr.. Leonard
i not running against the Gazette. although,
the Ga-dfs may he rarr.ag little agains,
him. Nor are the issues between Mr.. Leonard
and the 0asesss. They are between him and
the People. We are bu, an humble organ Of
the People. We sre working In behalf Of the
People and for them and with their interests
alone in view, In rummaging among the couri
Iiouse records, aud reporting what those rec
oris expose. The Gaseffe has directly moth.
ing To gam or loosr by the result of the elec-
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DOCT1. k1uE = AMEo,
DHYsIClANS q SURGEONS.
/ On Brady street, opposite ihe Post Olaes. janis
D0C1. c. .. m1eL800, 4. H.,
GURGEON AND PHYslClAN.--Dn. q. HAS
~ eajaysd larwe espsriencs N ths departmsst ~
surgery, having, for seven yeAxs had ckAsus "
nourisktne Hospital In lndia, from wheucs hs Aas
rsesMtly Pssavasd of yearly average attendance cf
1Uuo poaieuts
Oncc, Pest Ofic~ Budlngs Hours from so -,
A -, And atosP. y. Residence, corner TwelMh
aad Rlpiey street iyAf
TENDERS nI1 SERVICES IN THE PRAC-
! TICK OF MEDICINE, In Ill iss dcpanmsats,
70 the citLscps % Dsssupost aud vicinity.
0-O0ce over MI Adams 01ok esoTr, nysdy o.
Twshh strssss. lila
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To-Oap's $ ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXCURSION
To NEW HOR x CgTY!..
BULLARD'S PANORAMA
VIEW YORK CITY.

VIII be exhibited a, uNssup.ri In the GERMAN
THEATRE
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J. W1LSON 0uHTEAU,
A TT0RNEl AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC.
"A AND cONNEYANCER
Particular aud psampt attention given To Convey.
ancing and the Collection rs Deiss
Al-a = COMM tsSI0NER or DEEDS for ths
STATES of Maae. Vermont, New Hant.hsr-, Ma..a
r1assstr, New lusk New Jersey, pcnn-s lvaaia,
Virginia, Ohio, lshnsr~e~4 Kentucky nihoi., and
Missouri
oftee- VIII The County Judge at the corrs House.
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srILl FALLis0. Mississippi 10 siill reported
falling at oil points above and ree@ding here We
hear u TO general rains which may give hope Of =
rise sooB The water 10 low on the rapds
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FHILApELPnlA July II,
Tie wife ai Postmaster 0~nerai Oamu-
bell died this morning.
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VOL. Ill.
DAVENPORT DAILY GAZETTE.
SANDERS Z nROTmER,
PgELlxuEaA

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
pAmr-e6.oo rer annum payable In advance, 9th
erwisc !. y cents per week, payable 10 carrier
TstWEEKLr-st,0 % per annun In advance
WEgSLr-s2co 20 per aanuu,, Ia advance
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List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at I.ancas.
ter G. H., S. c., Oct lst 1857.
Adkins J. f., Anderson j., Baker J. T.,
Clanton J. NJ Cly burn J. L., CIanton w.
r., Faulkner Miss j., Fry Mrs. s., Hendrix
J. A., HouIton NJ HIagin~ w. s., Johnson
A. ~, POer ID NJ, King, Hege g. Co, Ken
nington Miss II Remington b.. Leveiton
Mrs. f., Mason d., Morrison Dr.S. Il. Marks
Il. H., Mills 81 Robertson, Westmoreland
L. L., Willie }. l..
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will say, they are advertised.
THOS. X. MAGILI, p. NJ.
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Sheriff - Sales.

pY Virtue Of Sundry Writs Of Fl Fas to
ID me directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon
day in November next within the legal hours
OF sale the following property to wit:
Three hundred acres of Iand more or less
whereon defendant lives adjoining lands of
Jamss Thompson, Mrs. Lindsey and Others,
levied on and TO be sold as the property Of
James B. MeCorkle at the suit OF Jones
Crockett Pr $I,75.
ALSO, Five Hundred acres more or less
whereon defendant lives adjoining lands of
NJ. Z. Heath. Esl, the lands on which NJ.
Il. L, Mcdowell lives and Others, levied on
and to be sold as the property of James
SIeel at the auit OF Micgai Fillhower.
Conditions cash &c,
HENRY HANCOCK, s. f. d.
October l2th 1867. 35-3t-PI 1915.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

INiE subscriber anxious TO dispose of his
l. lands IN Lancaster District, offer for
saie several tracts OF valuable land on the
most accommodating terms, viz:
1000 Acres on the Catawba River known
as the Landsiord tract, adjoining lands OF
Col !. ID. Withcrspoon, George McC. With
crspoon, and John Foster, about four hun
dred acres arc cleared and have been in cul.
tiva,ion for several years, also;
612 Acres on Twelve Mile Creek. ad-
joining Iaaus Of the Estate of DR.. q. l..
Massey, X Z. Vaughn and Others. These
lands are first rate for cotton and grain
and cannot be surpassed by any lands in the
Geghborhood for productiveness. Also.
lIj Acres, all in woods, lying one mile
from the above, adjoining lands OF J. 4. X
Bek, Mrs. larbrough aud Others. Also.
600 Acres, in two trac:s, near Belair 4;
one known rs the Sprutt lands the other us
the earns tract, very near all Of which is in
woods, and in good grain country. Also.
Persons iesrous OF purchaS ny any OF
The above Tracts OF lands, are requested to
call on, or address the subscriber ut "p>
caster 4. IT,, ). G..
J. T.. CURETON
Sept. 80, 1887. 33..tf
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MANSION HOUSE.

CAMDEN, 5. G..
TINE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanks
Il to hi' friends and the travelling public,
tor the liberal support which he has re-
cr'vcd, and pledges himself that nothing ON
his part shall be wanting to make their Stay
pleasant and agreeable,
AT TIE OLD MANSION.
His Table will always compare with any in
the up Country. With good cleanly and
airy Rooms, and attentive servants with Il
desire To please.
His Stables will be found in good order
attended by Il faithful Ostler. Ills Omni-
bus Dek rlb, attached to the Iiousc,runs reg
"lnriy to and from the Depot, and to any part
of the Town.
Drovcrs can always be supplied with
good LOTS and STABLING, with water
c"nvcniences for their stock and proyeudrr
furnished ut Il small advance on market
rates. +. q. ROBINSON,
Proprietor.
Aug, 26, 1851. 2S-6m
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w aXhaw Land for Sale.

John c. Secrest and wife, In Equity
w. Lancaster,
NJ. G. Heath, Bill for Parti-
Jas T.. Cureton, ct al. ton anl soforth
Under the decree OF the Court of Equity
in above case made at June Term 1897,
will offer for sale at Lancaster e.. II, on the
lst Monday the 2nd DAY Of November 1857,
that valuable and fertile Tract of land sit
uate'in the Waxhaws, and whereOn Daniel
Z. Steele, deceased, res ided. containing l75
acres, bounded by the North Carolina line,
by lands Of Mrs. Eliza X. Cureton and VI. .
y, Crawford.
TERMS, n credit of6 months, the purchas-
er TO give bond and surety AMI mortgage,
provided the Land and bid exceed $3.50 cts
per acre.
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON,
G.. T.. L. ID.
Oct. 6, 1887. 34-4t-rfS45O.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

!otson y. uaoselrime In Equity Lancaster
snmu, rs spcoee ass Dis''f, aa.%m."' Bill 'S Ist Ist
John u. lngcam Fraud Injunction
L. j. Hammond. Relief Account.
| L appearing to my satisfaction that Sam
Il uc! Spence, one Of the defendants in a>
bovc Bill, resides without the limits Of this
State IT, is ordered on motion of Cook
Solicitor for complainant that the SAID Sam
ucl Spence do answer, plead or demur to
the Bill in above case on or before the lth
day of November 1857, otherwise Judges
mrut pro cOntesso will be ordered against
him.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
{. f.. l.. ID.
Aug. 3, 1857, 25-3m. pf. 5000.
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The following Certificates of Fred L. Hertle
and Henry Meier, are among y .ose peculiar ca
scs in which permanent cure can be effected
notwithstanding their continued exposure to
prcdisposing causes. At the time the cures
were perfected, they were engaged in the Chem
ical Works of Wessrs Chas. Prizer & Co., of
this city.
After having been troubled with Fever and
Aguc for nearly whole month, and swallowed
lots OF Quininc, an acquaintance of mine re-
commended me to ty bottle of what is called
the South American Fever and Ague Remedy,
and sure enough it worked like a charm 1
took il only one day, and that was the lastI
saw oft fever. Its with right pleasure that
/ 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. 1855. Al Whipple st. BrookkIyn
| have had the Fever and Ague for sevcra
weeks, which kept me at home, unable to work
! tried number Of prescriptions, without find
| ing any relief, until my factory boss sent me a
bottle OF the South American Fever and Ague
! Remedy which | have used, and after some
days found myself entirely cured. l have had
no attack since that time, now fourteen months,
! aud feel great confidence in this valuable med.
icine, to which owe my recovery.
HENRY MEIER,
Sept 20, 1858. 90 Mex: :bbn st. Williamsburgh.
| The certificates OF Mr.. j. G. Underhill, Drug
gist, of Jamaica, n. Y, and those received
through him, will be read with much interest
not only from the very respectable character of
the parties, but that the medicine was used
under very unfavorable circumstances, and only
when other remedies haa Dcsn used without
success.
Mr.. G. A. Leonard, n. Y.-Dear Sir:-In
! closed you will find some certificates of the ef
iccts OF your medicine in this place 1t gives
satisfaction TO every one that has used Il. and
the sale will increase as Il becomes known. I
take the responsibility 20 warrant it. Mr.. Ste.
phen Henderson, of this place sent bottle to
his wiie's sister, with like good results as wheR
used by himself and wife. AR III. is an old
man, a very respectable citizen of this place,
and is we'll known.
Truly yours, &c,
JAS. G. UNDERHILL.
Jamaica, N. Y, Sept. 2s, 1854.
More certificates might be added 10 swellthe
list but delicaey on the part Of many not TO
have their name appear In print preyents a
publication of them, The above, however. are
sufficient evidences To establish the fact that
this remedy is without an equal for the perma-
neht cure OF tie Fever and dgue
A supply OF the above Medicine on hand
and for sale by -
TH0S. r. MAGlLL, and J. ADAMS, and
Merchants generally in this section. l--sm.
Feb, is,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-10-28
Lands for Sale

William e.. Ni>bct
Jane Nisbct, and others Summons in
rs. Partition.
LaSinia Nsbet, ct. al.
IN obedience To an order from lanes II
Il WitherspoOn Ordinary for Lancaster
District in this case To me diractrd, will
sell to the highest bidder on sales day IN
November next, between the legal hours of
sale, two tracts of land situated in said dis
trIct, the one containing iifty.one acres more
or less and bounded bv lands of ]. II. Me.
Murry, Hiram Adams, Andrew McAtecr,
and the fifty acre tract. The other con
tinlng fifty acres, more or less, given hv,
John McMurray ana bounded by lands Of
}. II. MeMurray, Andrew Nlsbet, David Tay-
lor and the tiity."ne acre tract.
These lands will be sold on credit of one
year with interest from day Of sale (exccpt
az much cash ns will pay costs) the purchas-
er giving bond with good security and
mortgage of the premises, if deemed neces.
sary by the Ordinary, for the purchase mon
ey.
HENRY HANCOCK, S. l.. d.
Lancaster, Oct. IL, 1857 35-3t.
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blanks! Bianks..

A SUfpLf OF blanks on hand at the
Ledger uadce, ibas will be sold exclusively
for casa. Person, will obIige Us by Dol
asking fsr them on an.. sthsr terms.