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Lieber's Geological Report.

Through the kindness of friend, we
have obtained a glance at Mr.. Liebers, Ge.
o'"gical Report Of his operations in 1856.
This Report embraces n survey of the Dis
tricts of York. Chester, Lancaster and Ches-
icrfeld. 1t was rendered at the Session of
the Legislature before the last, but, from
some cause, was not distributed, and even
now, it is circulated 50 sparngly that not
onetenth OF the people will ever see it, or
It's Importance. scientifically, we confess 10
too little knowl, dye of The subject to rem
der our opinion authoritative. We know it
was expected ut the time of the survey in
this District, uatimlortant practical results
would accrue from it, and we are not aware
that these expectations have been realized.
10 one already versed in Geognos;ic and
Geological knowledge, the Report would
very likely prove of much interest, and
might be turned to practical advantage, but
Of the bone aud sinew, not one ia ten will
understand it (provded they have access to
itD and unless it be in the discovery Of some
mineral wealth, before undiscovered, its im-
portance to them is Of no consequence.
The mines in this District that have been
worked 10 some extent, Mr.. Licber mentions
very farorabiy; especially the Stevens and
Beiks, Blackm.on's and Funderburk's mines
These mines, he believes, with proper work
ing and management, may be made impur.
tant sources of revenue to the owners lie
also makes favorable mention Of a copper
mine in the upper portion Of this District.
a copper mine near iorkviilc, brought
into notice through Mr.. lLtber's in,esriga
tons, We understand, is being worked with
considerable success.
Coal, according to this report, is found
10 various portions of Che sterIieId. Vast
Quantities of this IN neral is believed TO be
deposited III se,ctaI of our Eastern Districts
ana 1t Is not improbable that at som. future
period, it will prove source of larue rove.
nue. to those sections, and must become u
matter OF considerable consequence 10 the
whole State. Should Mr.. Licbcr's inye,Ii.
cations lead TO this, it must be- considered y,
very important instance Of their practical
value
Mr.. Leber takes up the subject Of rural
economy, aud makes some important sug.
gestions in respect TO fencing and drainage.
lie believes that the practice of fencing
crops should be abolished. and Instead. let
stock r"isers BE- required TO pen their stock
tie calculates that there is about 10000
miles "t fencing in this State and which Was
made ut cost Of some eight millions of dol.
lars and this expense must be incurred
about every ten years. The expense Of pro-
teetlng crops from the rav"gcs Of stock, is
decidedly more Than The slne. is worth.
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Steam Mill.

We direct attention to notice from Can,
}. Nj. Ingram, in reference to his steam mill
affairs. lie requests US TO add that he j.
still prepared 10 execute, AT short notice, or.
ders from those Of his patrons who have
hitherto been prompt in the settlement Of
their bills.
Also TO m offer to sell some houses and
lots IN our village. These We know to be
desirable dwellings, and IL good opportuni.
ty IL offered 10 persons who desire TO pur.
chase good dwellings with all necessary up.
performances attached, and all new and COM
pletc.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

The annual appoint ments OF The Tax Col.
lector of our DISTRICT. we publish to-day, to
gether with the notice from the Complrol-
ter General to which we referred in our last.
Our rcaders will detect at a glance IN in.
consistency between the actiun' of the Leg.
islature In references 70 Suspended banks,
and this order from the Comp,rouer Gen.
erai. The Legislature IegaliIes suspension,
and authoriyed the continued issuing of the
bills Of suspended banks, and now they are
refuscd in pay ment of Taxes. What does
this Indicate but that ttsy are Of less value
than arc the biIIs Of specie paying banssi--
This construction will be put upon II abroad
" not at home, and will very likely effect
the salss Of these bills,
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LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINoRBoTTs,
OF VIRGINIA.
July 0

Messrs Vim. S. Beers &Co.-Gentlemcn:
Considerations Of duty in the afflicted alone,
prompt me to send you this voluntary tesSmo-
nial to the great value of CARTEWS SPIN
ISL MIXTURE for that almost incurablc disease,
Scroiula.
Without being disposed, or decming it nee
,cssary to 80 into the particulars OF the case I
can say that the astonishing results that have
been produced by that medicine, on a member
of my own family, and under ny own obser-
vation aud supcrintendence, after the skill ii the
best physicians had been exhausted, and all the
usual remedies had failed, fully Justify me in
recommending its use to all who may be suffer
ing from that dreadful malady.
do not mean to say that it is adapted to all
constitutions, or that it will afford the same
relief in all cases; for, o: course l can know
nothing about that-but from what have seen
OF the effects, l would not hesirste to use il in
any aud every case of Scrofula, with persons
for whom felt an interest," or over whom l
could exercise influence or control.
Respectfully yours.
JNO NJ. BOTTS.
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Later from Kansas.

ST Louis, Jan. 2l-F Free Soil dispatch
"s received At THIS place say that the re
'urms at the late election were opencI on
toe 18Th list The Calhoun cnun: ON the.
C"msu,un"n stood, for slavery GOG3, witt.
out slavery, 5O76 votes. The last re-
turns, however, had not been counted -
The Free State c,ndha'e tor Governor
ha" thus far received t23S, and the Dem.
"rr"uc candidate GJ3O votes. For Con
@i.s<, Parrot (Fr-e So) had received
GG23, and Cmr (DemocrnD G56s votes.
"c". Calhoun had not closed in- count.
ing, aud would receive other returns.
II Is also reported hy the same free soil
dspntchrs that the Legislature would pro
b'hiS provide for another Constitutional
Convention.
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SUPPOSED STRESGrH OF THE MoRmoys,-
Various calculations have been going the
rounds Of the papers of late, as TO the est,
mated number Of the Murmuns in Utah.
and the armed force which they could pos.
sibly bring into the field against the UuiIed
States troops. Hitherto the estimates seem
to have been greatly exaggerated. The Sa.
cramento Un,on gives the following on the
snbject!
According to the United States census Of
1850, the whole Monnon population. men.
women and children, amounted to II, ,Y35
10 1872. from tie minutes of the Mormon
General Conference. il appears that the pop
NATION had increased 6,Sol. making the to.
tai lS,2O6 1aSmg the saline ratio OF in.
crease, "e have the whcie Mormon pepula.
lion ~ 1851 amounting " 3l,OI2. Taxing
ont tn. relative proportion cf chill dren " hrrh
existed in 1852, with the increase of popu
iation, say 5000, we have left 22Ol2. DE
1uct from this amount one.haf for the W.
men, The same proportion that existed in
1902, ana there remains | ! 900 hghiIug men,
inc'udng those some hat advanced. Ihis
Is probably the whole 6ghtiog strength OF
The aormons
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BUSINESS Notices.
4 GREET BLESSING To TIE AEELLCTl

4 GREET BLESSING To THE AFFLICTED
The number and formidable character of dis
eases OF the vcr have long challenged the
attention OF medical men. some OF these dis.
eases, classcd under the general term OF Con-
sumption, have been supposed incurabIe, and
the unhappy patient allowed to die, without
medical science to offer him hope OF recovery
Happily this can no longer be the case. A
remedy has been found which will cure all COM
plants, OF whatever character, arising from
arrangement of the Liver. The Pills di.cove,
Ell by Or. L'ano, prepared solely by Fleming
h'"'' ilttsbufSh, Pa, act dIrcctly Oh the Liver
ana bH correcting ITS operation and purifying
from disease, cuts off aud extirpates the
complaints which have their origin in the dis.
cases oi tins organ. Remedies hitherto prooose
'or "Ver complaints, have EliI ed to operate upon
'he seat OF the disease but Dr.. ML,ne's PilIs
make theInseiyS felt upon the actiun of the
Liver, aud by cleansing the fountain, dry up
the impure streams Of disease which thence
dive their existence.
10 Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. MINES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, Of Fits.
burgh, Pa There are othe. Pills, purpo, thug.
70 bc Liver Pills, also his eeiebiated e,Inif,ree.
can now be had a. all respectable drug stores
Mono genu,ns without the signature OF
l4lI FLEMING BROS.
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AN ACT TO REPEAL AN ACT. Es1rrLED
IAN Acr TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT
OF PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM LEVY ANp
SALE, RATIFIED THE SIXTEENTH DAY
OF DEcEaBER, IN TUE YEAR OF OUR
LORD ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ONE.
i 8eit enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives, now me, and
sitting IN Genera! Assembly, and hv the
authority of the same, That an Act, en,i,
tied ,"An Act TO INCREASE the amount of
Property exemp, from Levy and Sale;''
ratified the sixteenth day Of DECEMBER,
IN the year Of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and fifty-ope, be and the
same is hereoy repealed.
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Our Absence.

We will probably ibSe absent from home
when our next issue appears, and for one or
TWO succeeding issues. We are called
away upon business, in part connected with
our paper. If not too much engaged, our
readers may hear from Us during tn. inter.
val of our absence. We expect to leave
our affairs here in good hands, and with
whom all Of the ordinary business Of the
office may be transacted.
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= - 80 c. =
Anson Hotel. N C..

The editor OF The Pee Dee Herald. who
has lately paid visit TO Wadcsboro, \, C.,
thus speaks IN favor OF the Auson Hotel:
DIR. J. B T~itty is the proprietor OF the
iloiel al which We stopped, 0nd se be.e, e
u 10 be our duty lo testify 10 too csceilent
advantages oi aus House. TIE eating de-
patl'oeut cannot be cxcelied. Wa had a ii.e
room, good attention, md ln iact, every.
thing tn..t could tend 20 make a man com.
for@oie. 1aere 10 adso.au eAcellen; rcading
Tuom eonuec.ej ~itI, lbe iloasc, wh.ch is a
rare thing To Ind IN a couutry town.
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School at Limestone

we direct our readers 10 a notice of IN @
Limestone Springs Female High School, on
our advertising columns. At this season of
the yer, when parents and guardians are
looking out suitable schools tor their daugh.
ters and wards, the nigh advantages of this
popular institution should not be over
looked.
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An Lf, ctlye Kennedy

Editors are heq"chtIy aunu,cd by cor
Respondents with questions, and oiteulImcs
They refer to very irNial matters. An CA
change, NUrIn, answrrs u CORRESPONDENT
Is. T. H., who enq"res Tor II remedy 10 pic-
vent HIS mare lIon throwing her ImI over
The Tens, thus -" Is. l.. II. Is advised TO
hitch his mare 10 i buggy, and a. soon AS
hilchcd, iaslcn cacsInut burr under her
tall; 1t viii keep her tall down, although
she may run for while. II That does not
answer, cut oil her tail"
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MfELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
U Cures Gravel, Bladder, Dropsy, Kidney
Affections.
ltIf ELMBOl DIS Genuine Preparation for Ncr.
4I vouS and Dcbilitated Sufferers.
lsI EL.HBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for Loss
IL Of Power, Loss of Memory.
Hrt ELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for Dif
A fcuity of Breathing. General Weakness
Aif ELKROLD'S Genuine Preparation for
TX Weak Nerves, Horror OF Death, Trem.
bng.
W. ELMBQLO'S Genuine preparation for Night
0 Swcats, Cold feet, Dmness OF Vision.
YtI ELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for Ian
A gour, nivcrsal Lassitude Of the Muscular
system
Mt Genuine Preparation for Pal
u lid tuunteuaIccs aid Eruptious.
H.. EEMBOLD'S Genuine Preparations for
A Pains in the Back, Headache, Sick S,om-
aCh.
sB- See adrc tiscmcnt headed
llELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREP ARATI0N,
in another c,,luunn
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From Kansas.

Sr. LoUIs, Jan. lS.--A gentleman who
arnved here to-day from Kansas states
that Mr.. Calhoun commenced coun,,uY
the reiurns OF the frs, election on Tues.
day last, and When Completed, me>scu.
ger with the constitution will he sen, "u
TO Washington. M. Calhoun would not
cave I'LL the result of the second election
IL known, which is still doubtful.
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New York, Jan. %, 1853.

Cotton is heavy, Win suirs of 400 bales
Flour Is unsettled, aud 5000 bbIs, were sold.
Wheat is buoyanr, anI 1900 bu.hel,
changed hands AT an advance Of Sc. De,
bushel. the sales of Corn were 5000
bushels. at zoe. for white The market is
'irm. and an advance il demanded. MuI,s.
Srs Is unsettled. and is quoted at 25c. per
gallon. SpiriIs Of TuTpeutrne is iirm 1T
g l2c. per E-!'rn. kn=in j. buoyaa.-
k'ce Is steady. Frrights are frmvr.
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Graham's Magazine.

This elegant monthly Tor February has
been received. 1t is rich in all it's depart
ments of literature, engravings and fashion.
Persons ordering should begin with the Jan.
nary number. Price, for single copy. % a
year. Address Graham's Magazine, Pbila-
dclphia.
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LANCASTERvILLE. SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 9Th, lss,
A Tale of Sorrow.

The original sketch referred to last week
is published on our frs, page, The author
promises to be a frequent Contributor.
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Harper's Weekly.

We have lately effected an exchange with
this popular family weekly. y sa splendid
affair and well deserves the many favorable
notices we have seen Of it, See Prospectus
in another column.
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Commercial News.

LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr.-The
sales "t Cotton III four days comp sd
10000 bales, at AN advance of j. per
to. Speculuors took $500 AMI Exporters
2OOo bales, leaving 81 5Uo."t al! drsc'ip
Mons to the trade. The sales on Thurs
day were 10000 bales, Of which 2uCO
were Tor speculation and 1000 for export.
O'Ienns far WAS quoted at 6 5 81: Or
.rnn> middIing AT q Al; Momle FAR at
q I l6I.; Mobile mddlug at 6 l 81;
Uplamd> fair at 6 5 49,; Upland. md
dug "a, Cd. per 10. The market closed
huoyant with AN advancing tendency.
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The ANIMALS OF THE UTAH EXPEDITION.
The Tri6une's correspondent aIld,iing'
to the Utah Expedition, speaks of the
heavy losses of'cartie as follows:
The scenes presented along the road
and IN the camp. by the dead and diving
cattle, are truly pitiable. Last night
while ! was ihawing nv hands at fire
OF cracking willow twigs, one poor old OK
staggered through the brush anil passed
between me and Lieut.. L., directly into
the blaze, is which it stood until the hair
was burned frotn is fore legs and tue fiesh
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BlIwcrs Brilliant Romance eutitled
" Mat VIII He DO With lt!" pronounced
10 BE- the masterpiece Of this polished, wit
ly, and learned novelist, by special arrange
ment with the Author, appears in lIarpers
Weckiv simultaneously wIth its publication
in England.
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General News.


The rates Of the Bank Of England were
unchanged.
The loss ofihe Sepoys at Lucknow was
estimated at 1000.
The investment Of Canton, it was ex
pec'ed, would take place about the LIST of
December.
The holidays in England had checked
business.
There had been no new failures. 1t
bad been decided to place the China dis
pute on local basis, aud to attack Can.
ton. 1t Was expected that the news from
that quarter Won d bring Intelligence OF lis
reiutuon. The English force comprised
1000 men AMI 700 guns. The French
forces were co operating, but the Aneri.
canS were pot.
preparau"nS to launch Leviathda were
TO he re commenced.
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Grlt9rapbir.
Later From Europe.

HALIFAX, N. S, Jan. IG.-The British
anu North American Royal Mail steam
ship Anaerica, Capt. w. J. O. Lang, has
arrived at this port, bringing dates from
Liverpool TO the 2d inst.
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m'nlsirA.or under an order of the Court
Of Equity.
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CHARLESTON, Jan. -. 1853.
CoTTos.-l'he sales to- day we've cunlined
l." 40 bales onIy. NJ from lOtc.-the
bulk at the latter figure.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
TiisI-CLAss ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
THE BESr AND CHEAPEST
FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN TIE WORLD.

Five CENTS NUMBER; s. 50 A YEAR.
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
T L K NJ S:

ou'ahce, ---.-- 1910
the expiration 81 Six Months, 49, $50
nv VIC emu vi the lear, 800
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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IL or, II continued, rs cents for the first in.
!sertlon, and hu cents for each subsequent inser.
ion I'd See Fourth Page for deductions in
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The number Of insertions must he written IN
each advertisement or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Ia one
Imperial Ousrtu containing eight pages or forty col
umEs. of entertaining original muittT ard elegantly
illustrated every week.
gifl worth from 80 crnts 10 $4,000 90 In gold, VIII
he prosonei 70 each subscriber immediately ON re-
", it OF the subscription money.
One copy for one ytrr..S 81 co and sin.
one cory f1r ivu ears. \ 30 ard gifts.
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Tie articles TO be distributed .re comprised In tho
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do do do 80. 200 90 each
10 do do do =. loo 90 each
10 palrni lever huntg oas'd watches Slo0 90 each
20 gold watehes. ...... ..........,1 70 ou ench
30 do do .......,...- ......ou W. e"ch
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800 ladies' gold watches. .......,.... 30 90 each
200 silver hunrng cusrd watches .....3u uo each
BOO silver watchcs..... .... .Slo IT, - % rheli
llU0 gold guard. vest n fob chains 10 - 30 tH'|
Gold lockols bracelets, brooches 'af drops orohst
plnS, cum pms sleeve buttons. shut studs, watch
KEYS eud anI siN ar lhimol,s aud vHiict! at other
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'.'spucimens complete "n 'ree AgenIs waited
y -lHm-rl
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn
Can be tOund at the old stand, corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can oeconsulted pri ivatel and with the
utmost confidence by the afflicted at all hours daily.
from A. NJ, until Pm. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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7EsA N EA9s

Every description of 9linNs executed o" the shor'
anotIce, with unrivallei taste and neatness
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DAILY RECORD. 0sOYllLt.

DAILY RECORD. 0SOYllLe.
Daily -tule iontntl. sac
Enquirer. Mary stlllo;
tepublican. Snast1;
Citztn. Dnwnievillo;
Plu ms Arg IL, i'luinas;
iriDunr Snu jose.
Gerald, .uburn:
Courier. Yankee Jims;
Union cmUctat sonora
Californian, UgoNillr;
Independent, san Anarchs
Placer Press, huburn;
Deuuocrut, ncheVlllc,
Gazette, inu l.panlru;
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Insolvency Notice.

StrAIl Ot CALltOKNlA-Cu NY OF BUTTE
~ county Court BDtte Co, Orovile August 9th
1855 NJ. JACOBS W. his Creditors In pursu-
nnce ot an order made on This the OH day of Au-
Vuet A u le5S, 10y tho Hon, Thos. " ella, County
Judge of Butte CO., California, at thambcrr, Notice
Is hereby given q the CFcditora OF Nm Jacobs. n
petitioner IN insolvency, To be and appear before
sad Court On tho lSih day u september, u 1885,
tho curt i0usc w Oruvlc IN said county, nj tho
hour oi Ia O'Clock II that day. then and there 10 show
cuuse, II any they have, why the said WIN, jacobs.
petitioner in uo oNcncy, should n"t make an nssiRn-
mcnl oi his estate. aud h. tc disrha ged nom his
debts and liabilities And Il IL further ordered that
an proceedings IN Hny ind all the Courts ~ This
state a}ninst raid int0vent now pending or thut
might b. brought, he stnyed until the hnal detormn
alton ot the application ct faid insolyoni.
Hy order o the Court.
Wtu,s NV hand and The seal of -nid Court affixed,
h- he OH day OF August A. u 1898.
IsEAL NJ H. u NRACII. clerk,
~ J. ". MARPLk, deputy
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