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ESRANCIB c. MtHNER,. formerly Professor 1t
II the Dread tcollegiste) Institute for young Ia
dies in Worcester, Aasaachusetts, beg leave to in
form the Oitissus 1t keokuk ami vicinity, that he
has opened ; ConE sscsAL AND CLAsescAL AUADkxr
for ladies and gentlemen, and 4 now ready 70 re-
ceivs scholars q tho beautiful and pleasant rooms
which he has fitted up over the bank Of Rig, Hale
Co., corner VI Main and ~ streets, tontranes on
SD for tho study Of ook-kssping, stc. etc Also
Tor tho study oE the common and higher English
branches and modern languages.
The instruction will chiefly be given on the NO
CLASS SrsrEn 10 that eaSh scholar receives just
such AsastAncs = II needed 10 his her case; and
II mot kept back BY others, nor compelled TO pass
over things without understanding them. Here
Also each sehelar may come, either daring the day.
or In the evening; and not oftsnsr than u convent
ent.
FOR further information and Cor circulars apply
personally Or BY istter tothe Principal.
For references see Circular.
~ ..rez 49, y. O. MlRNER Pxinainai
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CoukTEkixiF.--i .ook out for bogus los on
the Bank OF Columbus, Wis. they are al
tered from sem other bills. vignstte, sign
~ 81 sne declaration Of independence
Washington on the left end.
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RECEIPT RoR THE Bxsr PickLxs ESgR MApx.
"A peck OF green tomatoes sliced, . dozen
onions sliced also, sprinkle them with salt,
and let them stand until the next day, then
drain them. Then use the following 10 I
spice one box Of mustard, one and hall
ounces OF black pepper, one ounce OF whole
cloves, one ounce Vt yellow mustard seed,
one ounce Of sllspice; put in the kettle !
lager of spices and one of tomatoes and
onions alternately. Cover them with vine
gar wet the mustard before putting il in !;
let the whole boil twenty minutes, and you
will have pickles 30 good that you will be
pestered BY all your friends, asking you for
the receipt.
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ELECTMON:
Or, The Franks 81 inc N sAsrn P1ek.
"I'li put Girdle round about the Earth"
Telsgrsphic Epic for the Times, in which the
origin, progress and maSvsous vsiopsncnu Of tbs
seis.esof klsetrieisy and Magn~sism are sci forth
Z l.:.p e ss y.
bracing svsSy broad Geld Of Electrical Discovery
and sshisysnsnt, and especially tbs last great
FIELD Of the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. ~, 1858.
CONTENTS.
Invocation, The Amber-6priss, IDfsncy Of Bst-
enss, ccpernicus, 0allso, Newton, the Temple Of
tcissee. RisctFon's Trance, His Avsk snisg, Eisc-
tfen Tortured, Attraction and kspsisioa BIsstron
in Germany, The Electrical Machine, Kisctron IN
trappsa, The Lsyden Jar, T.saklin and his Kite,
.. r.. ss !, r.. Ts,
der- Bolt. The lightning Rod, The kofthsrs LgAn,
The Arctic Aurora, Galvanism, Volta, Elsetrons
lMstaaorphosss, TABS q Tear, The Artiasisi
tory, Tbs fsl.sr.ph ForssA.do.sd, Electro. H.sas-
tism. The Telegraph Realised, The Avsaser Of
Blood, Tbs klsstrie Firs-AlArn, Tbs Elsstrotype,
Cause q Cholera, Table TurniHgs. Ocean Tsle-
One Unique Volume. IN fancy boards. Price
sspsia OGDEN. BRowNELL co.
1855. Yali anA winter isss.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED
s.s.HUrcalsses. sAsss psvsr.
HUTCHINsON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. bet. Main 4 .KEOKuK.
LAVE JUST received At their FAshio.sbis
i Tailoring and Furnishing establishment
: choice and sxeellsnt supply Of nroadcloths,
cAssimsres, vsstings, and tents FURNISH
ING GOODS, Of All descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done In the most ap-
SANITY receiving the New York and Philadsl-
phia faShisns; and respectfully solicit ali Who
desire good work and the best material t. give
Sept. 10. 'ss-Aly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
| ~ : . : . : . /. : 80
| mRs. N. TALON ~
RESPECTFULLY soLIcITs THK ATTENTION
or THE LADIES TO HEX
NEW arjCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
rlynE latest styles and fsshioss and various qual-
titles 70 suit al TASTES have been selected.
+ Bonnsts,
/ Ribbons,
Artifcials,
Embroideries,
Collars,
/ BEAUTIFUL KID 0LOvEs,
And everything usually comprised in this depart
ment win b found in my store, q
ao.ier.s Models 10 for sAls. NO. 81 AAIs-sI.
L1TERAMYI
Parts With Pes Aa1 Pencil.
rs People and Literature, its Life and Badness.
~ David v. Bartlett Yes sale by
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ELECTMON;
Or, The Franks 81 the N eAeYM P1ek
"l'li put . Girdle round about the Earth"

TelsgYsphic Epic for the Times, in which the
origin, progress and marvellous u tbs
Bcisncsof Klsotricisy and Magnetism are sst forth
pastiealiy sDd practically for 800 years. from the
time 1t Theiss 70 tia 6ubmarine Telegraph, en-
brscing svsTy broad fsid Of Electrical Discovery
and sshisvsnsnt, and especially tbs last great
Fr.LD Of the Atlantis Ocean.
New York, Aug. ~, 1855.
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There has been so much published on this
subject, that We cannot hope 10 add anything
new, but will, nevertheless, submit remark
or two upon the difficulty suggested above.
The men who made the Constitution, and
whoy from circumstances and position, were
more capable Of knowing whatit meant than
the men Of our day, regarded it as comforting
full power on Congress over the Territories
Of the United States. And in pursuance Of
that power those very men organized local
Governments in the Territories, defined the
qualifications Of voters and OF members OF
the Legislature, and appointed Governors
! anu Judges soI :AAoss Territories, prohibited
slavery in the Northwest Territory, and SUBJ
sequently regulated the trade in slaves in the
Louisiana Territory. 1t 10, therefore, clear
that the men who made the Constitution did
not understand that the power Of Congress
was limited simply to making regulations foi
the disposition of the soil.
But if the power Of Congress is thus limit.
cd, how does it happen that Senator Douglas
reports Territorial bills, and Congress adopts
them and the President approves them, hav-
ing no reference whatever 10 the subject d
rules and regulations for the disposition Of
the sOtl, but specifically organizing local gov.
crnments and defining the powers and duties
Of such governments providing for the ap-
poinsment Of Governor and Judges by the
4 President and providing for the election Of q
Legislature whose powers and duties are liked
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LAVE JUST received At their Fashionabis
L Tailoring and Furnishing sstabiishmsnt,
choice and exeellent supply u nrosdcloths,
cAssimsres, Vsstings, and tents FURNISH
ING GOODS, Of all descriptions, and guassntss
that their work shall be done In the nost APP
proved and satisfsctory manner. They are con-
SANITY receiving the New York and Philadel-
phia fashisns; and respectfully solicit al Who
desire good work and the boat material ~ give
them : call.
Sept. 10. ,ss-dlx HuTCHINRON 4 DEWEY.
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= A N A TER LEDc Err.
Z <UlNE PREPARATIONS,

II lie SUBSCRIBER being agent bv an.
] pointment Tor the use of most Of the
following medicines, can warrant their gen
u'neEcss, as coming direct to him from the
nropre;ors.
Railway Ready Relief, Ready RrsoIYent.
hoofiands German BIters.
JayEes' Fa, Dy Medicines.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
hLancs Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
Ayers Cherry Pectorai and Cathartic Pills.
Mistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Mexican Mustang Linimcnt.
Perrys Vermifuge or Dead Shot.
Nogcrs Everwot, and Tar.
Bardoties Sugar drops for worms.
Jew D"viu's Hebrew Plaster.
fanstocks Vvrmiiuge.
Balier's American Vr,mifuge.
South American Fee or and Ague Remedy.
iielmbnid's Extract Burhm.
Iarrants Selrzer Apcrirnt
t'rown'r Essence jamaica Ginger.
Okygenca,rd Bitt.rs.
Rhodes Fever and Ague cure.
Brandeths Bills.
h"tiatt's pills
StroI g's Pills,
Champions Pills.
i.croyS Pills.
Shaueneergers Fever and AuRue Pills.
}. J. MCkAlN.
Camden, April gl.-IO 3m
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WELNBOLD'S GENUINE PRiPAR. .1iuA
~ Cures Gravel, Bladder, Dropsy, Kidney
Affections.
SrELMBo DIS Genuine Preparation ior Ner.
~ voui and De5.l.latcd Sufferers
EIt tELNBOLDSG Gcuuine Preparation for Loss
& OF Power, Loss Of Memory.
@ELMB0LDS Genuine Preparation for DIFF
~ fcaty Of Breathing. General Weakness.
AfELNBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for
~ Weah Nerves, Horror of Death, Trem.
bling.
AsIs ELMBOtO'S Genuine preparation for Night
" Sweats, Cold feet, Dimness of Vision.
M ELMBOLDS Genuine Preparation for Ian
~ Sour, Universal LasSitude Of the Muscular
system
SsEELMBOLD'SG Genuine Preparation for Pal.
~ lid Countenances and Eruptions.
Ns EbMBOLDS Genuine Preparations for
IS PATHS in the Back, Headache, Sick Stom-
ach
sE- See advertisement headed
HEbhBObDS GENUINS PREPARATIoN
another column.
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DO YOU EVER
WA nj ANY THING
+ r 0 NJ n EW YORK
IF so, SEND YOUR ORDER TO
+. ). CABOT & CO.,

Almost every one, certainly every mcr-
chant, has s"neti'neS very strongl, wished
thnt he had arrli BILE correspondent and
friend living in this great metropolis TO
whom he r"nld 4. ni tor the tr lnsaction of
some businr>~ ~ inr purchase of some
article. that h' ".'U.i not max. il cow ,eDi
ent to ~ to III" crIv 10 do, or to bu, him.
seIi, with ftil confidence, that the business
would be we'll done, and at n reasonable
expense TO him. Having become satisfied
by Il considerable extended obScr, ,a,iun and
experience thut this is an almost universal
want we have established our h, use 10
supply it. We have found that thousands
of persons from Maae TO Georgia are con-
stanliy senGing 10 It's 10 cxccu,r orders, in
'Mving purchases ing in amount from
20 cents to rs many hu dred dollars ana
We believe in every case. those emo ovipg
us have been satisfied both with the Quail.
ty of The services rendered and the equity
Of our charges. We mean that our char
grs, shall in all cases be fair and responsible.
being predicated on the time and labor con
sumcd Il is certain, that being constantly
in the market. buying largely for cash, W.
can buy Better than any single purchaser
can. In fact, we save to our friends much
more IN prices than the commission we
charge No man, who only occasionally
comes here can be familiar with a market
80 extensive IN this We being here all
the Time, are Thoroughly acquainted withit,
aud know where 70 90 ls lind every Thing
IN ir>t hands aud ut the loves; rates. We
have found that many Of our distant friends
wish to send us country produce to sell,
sometimes the proceeds TO be invested in
goods, sometimes in money Accordingly
We have made the very best arrangements
To enable us To do justice t. those who may
consign TO us. Our charges for selling are,
usually five per cent, although in special
cases OF very lnrge or very small transac.
tlons, equity might REQUIRE it to be varied
from that. We have II circular giving more
Mt length ,he scoI and plan of our busines,
with statement OF our charges for buy in.
some OF the leading articles, which will be
sent on application.
Letters of inq"iry only sheuld contain
stamps to prepay the replies
REFER BY PERMISSION TO
WIN G. Lambert, of A. e. 4. Iawreucc
e. Co, New York.
VIM l.. King. Of Nayior g. Co, my.
David ). Brown, of David 5. Brown g.
Co PhIadr'rhla
Joseph cnb"t Philadelphia.
q B"ty Blake, of Blake, Howe g. Co..
10 stan
T.. Cabot e. Co, Boston.
S'unhcid, Wentworth g. Co H,ston.
J. e. Cabot, of Wales, Cabot d. Co, st.
Louis. :
And many others.
N. B.-rarticular attention is given to
procuring Insurance Politics. I.iic Fire
and Marne,) in the best and most reliable
offices. Information furnished nf the san
ding and responsibility of Insurance Con.
panles, Railroads and other Corporations
April 81. l0-tf
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For Sale.

o. OFFEP Cor sale. Nv o Dwelling O..
Hiii Houses, situated in the village of Iii
Lancaster with convenient lots attached AL
so, one vacant lot adjoining the others and
very desirable as building lot Que of the
dwellings front on French Street and the
other upon Church Street. ! will sell The
whole together, If desired. or 1 will sell
each separately.
The Houses are new and neatly finished
with all necessary out-buliiG.a = and conye-
niences for comfortable dwu nings. Per.
sons are invited to n strict eNarnnntion of
the premises, and Of the workmanship of
the buildings, and of the materials coripo-
sing the sapie, and with the whole, am
disposed TO believe, t.lt the most faslidious
will be well pleased
] viii sell upon such terms as will accord
with the tunes. and purchasers may have
any indulgence required upon good paper.
MY address Is Hanging Rock P.O =. l..
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
January 81, 1893 60-R
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s o U \ II & 4 X O l. N A.
lancaster District.

fsmcdSttT DISiTIcf.
DY \AlES n. WIrhERSPOON, Esq,
ID Ordinary for sald District
WHEREAS. Thomas J Perry has
applied TO me for Letters Of ofAdministration
on all and singular the Goods and Cha,fels,
Rights and Credits of Robert NJ. Perry late
Of the District aforesaid. dec-ased
THESE are, therefore, 10 cite and nd.
monish all and singular, The kindred and
creditors Of the SAID deceased, to be- and
appear before me- at onr next Ordinary's
Court tor the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the I4,h dny of
May next. 10 show cause. il any. why
the sand administration should not be
granted
Given under my hand and seal this 3oth day
( ~ )of April, in the year OF our
I !. y Lard one Thousand eight hundred
I ~ >and fiitr eight, and in the eighty
second year Of American independence
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
.. l.. ID.
May o. 1888 l2-2t-p. f. 81.
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HEALlH AND BEAUTY

How To br the most beautiful woman in
the world. How to hc more beautiful after
marriage, instead IF more ugly, rs most
wives now are. How to transmit voui
beauty 10 your children without losing il
"ourseIf. How to be sweet without prr-
fnmc, cheerful without slimulant. ROSY with
out rouge and rndi,n without paint. The
nicams are certain. within the reach Of ever,
Woman and are detailed with directions in
Il "lrttcr To Ladies" which will b. mailed
prepaid TO any address On the receipt of 25
cents ia stamp nr American coin.
.lddrrs. DR.. Il. l.. CHAPMAN.
n" AZ West 18th Street, New York
Apri' ii, loft
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CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
COUGHS, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
De6tiits. and all Diseases arising from
Scrguious or Impoverished state
Of The Blood.
HEGEMAN, CLARK g. CO.'S
GENUINE COD-LIVER OIL

Has stood the test of over ten years experience,
and is recommended by all the most emmett
physicians as the most valuable remedy in use.
DR.. Williams the celebrated physician of the
London Consumption Hospital, took notes of
its effects in abont bO0cascs, and found more
cfhcatious than all remedies yet discovered.-
This remedy, so valuable when pure, becomes
worthless or injurious when adulterated See
that the label has the eagle and mortar, and the
signature over the cork of each bottle, as tnou.
sands have been cured by the use OF the gcnu
Inc article who had used others without success
Sold by all Druggists. HEGEMAN 4 co.
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Cotton is unchanged, and the sales of
the day comprise but 800 bsies. The sales
os Flour are i4O00 bbls. = state and Ohio
has slightly declined, but Southern is un
changed. The snles of Wheat comprise
$4,000 bushels, at si.os n STA for South
ern Red. Corn Is decIiniag, sod $4,000
bushels changed hands
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Executors Notice.

A Ii those indebted TO the estate of Rob.
~ ert McllWain, deceased, are requested
to come forward as soon as possible and SET
tie the same. And all those who hvye
claims against the estate, are requested 10
present them for paymeut. duly aitcs,ed.
he estate mast positively be- setiied no.
JAMES ID. McILWAlN.
Execution.
Dec. " 1877 a2--u.
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed Partner
ship for the practice of Law in Lancaster
District.
All business entrusted to them, will re,
ceive prompt attention.
CASTON g. ALLISON.
w. THuRLow CAsToN, Camden, s. G..
r. Il. ALLISON, Office on Dunlap Street
opposite the G. III Lrncasterville, S. C..
September l7lh, 1856 3l-H
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n E W SPRING GOODS FOR I8k2

SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM
Public
ind
stock consists Il = follows: (''~N' O
and Silks,
stripes fmbT
Stock of Bonncs is large and BonnetR
bon~ French Flowers Ruches Tnmng,a
ped and Jaconct
Swiss and Nansook MuSius Jrkt
andCh ldrensSh
toe of Domrst Goods
" eer article needed
of
Boots and gslc styir
aud Harness. ''"'-
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hp;il H.,
1T is NOT A DYE.

We suljoin few names of those who re
commend Mrs. s. A. ALIENS Worlu's Hair
Restorer and Zylobasamum. Prest. Eaton. Of
Union University: "The falling OF hair ceased
and my grey locks changed to original color"
Rev. &. A. Buckbee, Treas. Am. Bible Union.
n. T.: 81 cheerfuly add my testimony" Rev
II. V. Degen, Ed. Guide to Holiness" Bos.
ton: We can testify to its effects Rev F.
II Fairchild, Cor. Sec. Chm Union n. y
Used in my family with beneficial effect
Rev. A. Webster, ''Ch'n Era" Boston: "Since
using your preparation, 1 am neither bald or
grey MS 'etotorc." Rev. Jas H. Corncll,
Cor. Sec, etc, n. Y: "It has restored the hair
OF one OF my family TO its original color, and
stopped its falling" etc, etc. We can quote
from numerous others of like standing in Eu-
rope and America, but for further information,
send for circular to
Mrs. S. A. ALIENS
WORLDS llAIR RysroRIR Drror,
No. 1855 Broomc-st., y. y
cB Sold Everywhere.
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Franklin Academy.

Franklin Academy.
TINE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTI.
Il tuiion will commence on the Ist Mon.
day in January next. The Trustees have
succeeded in retaining the services of Mr.
SAML. MCCORMICK. whose proficiency
in teaching is surpassed by few. Young
men can be thoroughly prepared TO enter
any Of the higher institutions OF learning
IN the Southern States. The Village il
SSry healthy, and there is not, ut present
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in It,
Boarding can be obtained as cheap as nc
other places in private families.
The rates Of tuition are the same az
those in Academies throughout the State
The Academy building is at present un-
dergoing thorough repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages wbL will at least equal those
sf other places, and To our District are held
cot such inducements us we believe will OBJ
viate the necessity of sending our young
men and boys abroad.
3. B. MASSEY,
Secretary
Dec. Q, 1857. 43-if
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CHaatE.res,Ap 30 1858.

COPTON.--'fhe market to day remain
ed in qsiet stats aud without an, noi'c-
cable ciIaage. Toe sslss amounted To $50
bales, at from i2t q I3c
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET. Cotton
had 'lecinei Al per IL Cor Inferior and
81. !"r MrGlling qualities. Fair quail
ties, however, were Unchanged The
sales OF the week comprised ~ QUO bales,
Of when sE.cula,ors look 4 500 md ex
porters 1900 bates, leayiny $4,000 bales
at ali descriptions to the trade.
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THE MARKETS.
COLUMBIA. April 80,

COLUMBIA, April 80, 1858.
Although there was me- decided or quota
Jl~ change IN the price of cotton yesterday,
yet the tendency WIS rSther in favor Of
buyers, About 250 bales were sold at iO
10 l2ie.
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General Intelligence.

Later news from India has bee re-.
ce we'd bv way of telegraph from Malta.
Gen. Campbe!l remained ut Lucknow. -
The rohels were assembled in great fnce
At BnndIocu"d. The k.j,h OF Rau.nor
had been driven from his district and hl,
possessions confiscated.
AdSices from China state that the four
allied f'oNrrs bad given The Emperor of
Chin iii the last Of March 10 send a
p'enir"tentinty tn Shanghai. The Chi.
nese around Cantoh were arriving 20 re
pei the rebels.
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HARNESS MAKING
N O II | C. e.

T HAVE disposed Of my entire stock Of
i goods. and now request NIL Indebted TO
ne 20 come forsard and settle by note or
cash cash prcferred,as am anxious TO close
up my business as carly rs possible.
j. d. MORLEY.
April H. 9--1
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Announcements.
FOR THE LEGISLATU2E.

The Friends Of Maj }. f. RurLEDoE,
announce him candidate to represent III.
District Of Lancaster In the lower branch
of the next Legislature.
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~ The friends Of s. b. MASSEY
announce him as candidate for Ordinary
ai the next election.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

the known
S New p YORK. and tIand Stevenson Co. rtrln
and Cod
b'n VIZ Cherry Ayers Cherry p Pills Wcgts
lonn
mar" lAr1 Columbian 1t'er C'r
II ainis those
%Eo nave tried say acts like and
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Grlr9rapJir.

NE" ioNK, Aprt 20 The steamship
Arabia, Capt. James S,"ne, has arrived
nj this por' ~r,h Liverpool dates To- the
l7,l, inst.
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The Friends OF p II. HAMMOND, an
nonnce him candidate for Ordinary for
Lancaster District,
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CRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE.

ChISTAUUHUS HAIR DYE.
Within nutshell all the merits lie,
or Cristadoro's never eQualed Dye;
Red il makes black, to brown transforms rrey.
And keeps the ibrcs always from decay.
This natchless rcvtnliEing Ha,r Dye still
holds its position the most harmless, and
etfica:ious Hac Dye in the world Prepared
aud 81 Id, whole sale and retail and applied il,
ten private rooms, at Crstadoro's, No 8 Astor
House, Broadway, and by oil Druggists aud Per-
fumers III the United States.
AGENT. F.S. MARK,
Charleston, 5. c.
hp;il II, e-3m.
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FOR ORDINARY

We are authorized by the Friends of J..
T. X BELK. Esq. to announce him n cam
didate for Ordinary ut the ensuing election.
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wAxHAw BIBLE SOCIETY.

:. Anniversary of the Wayhaw Bible
~ will be celebrated "p the fouIth
- May at Waxhaw Chnrch. The
IDS. VIII D" delivered bv j. r K Bclk.
r.>y. Tgr Iormsf notice los the iirst Sat
ard.y IN Nay, was . mislake. il-k
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-05-05
LIST OF LETTERS.
TO NTERS.

TO PLANTE RS.
IsilE subscrbrr informs all Interested
4 that he has the agency for Lancaster
aud Kcrshaw Districts, 10: .Ie sale of the
WARLICK PLOUGH
snd will be pleased 10 furnish all who wish
to purrhass.
JOS. A. CUNNINGHAM.
Lancaster, Z. a., 3. C., Feb ~, 2.3m.