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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-15

rsNHE FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
3 CAMBRIA co. AGRICULTURAL SOCI-
ETY. will lie held at Ebensburg, on
Tucsdoy. Hednesduy and Thursday, the
5,h. 6ih, and 7th days IF October, 1858
Presidential, MVICKER, Vice Presidents
.JoHS B. MILLER, WM. kIrrELL, Secretary
p. ). noon, Trcasurer-DAvID j. JONES,
Managers, MICHAEL. MGUIRE, JAMES MYERS,
ABEL LLOYD, GGoRGE RUTLEDeE, EDWARD
GLASS.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
\. j. Rhcv, Frank Shoemaker. Lemuel Davis,
John y. Jones' Morris Evans, ID. d. Rhey, j.
II. Campbell, James X ktnkead.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
T. B. Moore, Jno. Thompson, Jr., Isaac Craw-
ford Jno. Blair, Henry Foster,
NERAL RE G y l. A L n S:
The grand display of Horses, Cattle, Poultry,
Agricultural and Horticultural Products, Manu-
factured Articles and LuXurics, Will take place
| Oh the first and second days.
Tie Flowing Match will take place on the
, third Gay, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and the Ladies'
| Riding Match the same day at 2 O'Clock, j. Nj.
Exhibitors will, in all cases, De required to be-
| not previously communicate with the Secretary,
! will be waited on by the Reception Committee at
! the Fair Grounds
| Everything intended for exhibition must be
entered at the Office, together with the name and
residence Of the owner, and will be marked or
designated by card numbered in the order OF
/ its entry.
No vicious animal will be entered, unless the
owner takes measures to prevent any possible
damage resulting therefrom
| Animals or articles ON exhibition cannot be re-
moved before the close of the Fair, without per
! mission from the Managers.
Premiums not demanded within six months
after thew are awarded, will be held as donation:
! to the Society.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES-The judge
are requested to report themselves at the Secre
tary's Office, on the ground, Oh the first day, be
fore } o'clock, p. NJ, at which time their naIne
will be called, and vacancies Gf any Will b.
filled.
They will report by the number on The articl
exhibited, and, III awarding Premiums. be gov
erned by the printed lists furnished them by tn
Secretary.
They shall require such evidence from exhibi
tors relative to stock articles on exhibition,
shall be to them entirely satisfactory.
Any deception in the statements Of exhibitors
, shall. when discovered, work forfeiture of tn
premium to which the party making it woul
otherwise be entitled.
All the articles specified in classes Nos. 10. l
and J3 must have boon manufactured in tn
County. in order to entitle them to premiums
Also, all animals entitled 10 fremiuus, must
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DAVID SHARP, Aide
Hemlock, Sept. 4, 1853.

NARM FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber Will sell
IL at private sale. that part of the farm now
occupied by him in Cambria township, Cambria
county. lying east of the township road, running
through the said premises. containing about One
Hundred Acres. There are about seventy-hve
acres of land cleared thereon, under fence, and in
good state of cultivation. Also, good two sto
ry frame house thereon erected, an excellent or
caard of Fruit Trees Of every variety growing
thereon, never failing spring near the house,
and other improvements unnecessary to enumer
ate. There is also an excellent vein of coal on
the land, and also limestone.
Terms will be mace easy, and an indisputahle
title will be given for said premises-p0ssesson
given immediately. JOHN O'CONNELL.
Cambria tp.. Sept. 1. 1S5S.3m
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m SUBSCRIBER REsrEcTFuLl INFORMS TIL CITIZENS
Tin
nisin O
Stoves all 20 different patterns Of plr and Heating Stoves all
f of all andC
Kettles all sizes Tn Copper and Sheet Iron
|Wr" afubrhwH be sold low
f
at
J,, work OF a dme on the eshrlstn no
cSprtnr mace Il
Of kinds Ash,
CIu Brass, in
aircr to
jtIcalut casha and up inrne
1893 GEORGE HtNTLEi
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CLASS No 1S.--EoUEsTRIASISN.
Judqes--Thomas p. Fenlon. William kaylor
William N. Jones, Thomas M'Breen, j. AleA'i
Moo-e. y ~ 40 b --- sss -- Is
Best Eauestrians over lS-Discrctionary.
ID best do dc. f.. do.
Best Equestrian under lS-Discretionary.
I'd best do. do. do
SEPTEMBER Is, 1858.
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~ ENERAL ORDERS-No. s.
u Head Quarters, Sd Brigade,
1gfb Dirjsiou T. = IL

u Head QudTteTs, Sd BrIgdde, !
18th Diuision, L. =. IL.
The Bcigadicr General has made the following
Staff appointments
Aid de Camp, with the rank Of Captain-Da-
vid Sharp.
Brigadier Quarter Master, with the rank Of
ptain-Ilenry Sayior.
Brigadier Paymastcr, with rank of Captain
Patrick O'Counell.
Brigade Surgeon, with rank of Major-Ferdi-
nand Bingell.
Brigade Judge Advocate, with the rank o
Maor-Charles u. Murray.
The above mentioned officers, being appointed
and commissioned, will be respected accordingly
By order Of General White.
DAVID SHARP, Abide Camp,
Ueu1loCk Sept g. 1888
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TENtEAL ORDERS-No I,
" Head Quarters, Sd Brigade,
18th Division, l. p. n.
The FELL and Staff Officers. anu Tue volunteer
Companies composing tie Sd Brigade, 10th Di-
vision, L. P. NJ. will meet fer parade and En-
campment in Johnstswn. Wednesday, Sept
ODD. 1858 and continue for three days, ending
on the oath inst.
Regimental and Company Officers will pub
lish notices III accordance with this order.
BY order of General White.
DAVID SHARP, Aid -de-C Camp
Hemlock Sept 4 1853.
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FARM FOR SALE.-The un-
NJ L..

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-The un-
dersigned offers his FARM situate in Jack
son township, Cambria county, for sale. 1t con-
tains loo acres, about 75 of which are cleared,
and having thereon erected large two story
frame house, a large bank barn, and other out
buildings. There is also on the premises a large
orchard of 100 young fruit trees, all bearing,
This is decidedly one Of the most desirable loca-
tions in the county for a country residence. The
location is pleasant, and the soil productive. A
good road leading to Summcrhi!l station. on the
cLns, wanna l.aII go = 'ne
farm-d;stancc about miles, and IS also , mile
from the Stone Turnpike. Is is in the neghbor-
hood of the Camel coal tract, belong ing to is
seph Burkhart, and is supposed to contain Can
mel Coal. There is never failing spring of Wa
ter few rods from the House from which the
water is conveyed to the door of the House and
barn yard by Hydraulic Ram. Terms of sale
will be so easy that almost any person may be
come the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire of the under
signed on the premises,
THOMAS JONES.
Aug. 1s, 1s5s-4O.tf.
'Stardard,' Hollidavsburg, and Patriot {
Union," Harrisburg, please insert each TO am
of s., and charge this Office.
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Hemlock, Sept. 8, lS5s:St
NHILITARY ENCAMPMENT.-
U EORDEa No. l.
Head Quarters, Somers
tdt tSiS Dcuiti SSt. i a. !
August %. 1858.

QuaI !
August %, 1858.
The Brigadier Generals Of the 10th Division
of the Pennsylvania Militia. composed OF the
counties of Bedford. Blair, Fulton, Cambria and
Somerset. are hereby notified to order their re-
.pective Brigadcs to meet at Johnstown. ready
equipped for a parade of three days, commencing
on the 22d, and closing on the oath OF Septem-
Der next. The Commanding Officers and Aid de
Gamma. in full. uniform, ars requested to be pres
rrt. A. ID. COr ~
Major General Of 18th Di-ieon
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THE
lhEAT ggAUIGRgRH,

GEEAI ggAwfGERGRE,
So long Unsuccessfully Sought,
FOUND AT LAST!! =
NOR RESTORES PERMANENTLY
IL Gray Hair to it's crigil al color; covers lex
uriantly the bald head removes all dantirufi.
Itching, and scrofula, sCaid head, sEd al cIup--
tions; makes the hair soft, Ia. a;tlly aI siossy;
and will preserve it TO any inIsgiLalie age; re-
moves, as If by mag &C, all llotCEos, &c, tToin
the face and cures ali ueura gia hid E.ivcEs
hca ca CLe. See circular and tie ftl!owEg.
Dover, y. H.. Feb. z, 1851
Prof Q. J. WOOD 6 co. Gents: Within A
few days have received many orders and
calls for Prof. Q. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
that to-day We were compelled to send to Boston
being sold,) while might order quantity
from you. Erey bvtt2e hare sold seems 10
hare produced three or -four nec customers, and
the appreciation and patronage it receives from
the most substantial and worthy citizens Of our
vicinity, fully cCnvinces us that i IS y MOST
VALUABLE PREPARATION.
Send as soon as may be one gross 81 size.
and one dozen 81 sze and believe yours.
very respectfully,
Hickory Grove St. Charles Co. No. !
Nov. 10, 1856.
| Prof. o. G. WOOD-Dear Sir: Some time
| last summer we were induced to Use some Of
! your Hair Restorative, and its effects
! wonderful, deem it cur duty 10 you and the
/ afflicted, TO report II.
Our little sens head for sore time had been
perfectly covered with sores, and some called it
! Scald head. The hair almost entirely Cd
! in consequence, when a friend, seeing his suffer
ings advised us to Your Restorative. We CIl
SO, with little hopes of success but 20 our sur
prise and that of al, cur friends. very few ap-
! plicaticns removed the disease entirely, and
new and luxuriant crop OF hair sOcn started out,
and we can now say that our boy has as healthy
scalp, and luXuriant crop OF hair, any
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recommend your Restorative as perfect remedy
for al diseases Of the scalp and hair.
We are, yours respectfully,
GEORGE ". W.HIGGINBOTHkM.
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM
Gardiner, Maine, June %, 1855.
} Prof. .. J. WooG-Dcar Sir: I have usod
two bottles of Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
and can truly say it is the greatest discovery Cf
the age fer restoring and changing the Hair.
5 Before using it | of seventy. My
S hair has now attained its original color. You
can recommend it to the world without the least
fear, as my case is enc of the worst kind.
Yours respectfully,
! DANIEL \. MURPHY
Oh WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broad
way. \. Y, lin the great \. \. Wire Railing
! Establishment. and ia Market st, st. Lcuis
= | Mobile. and
/. sh by all good Druggists. sspI5-sul
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CTRAY BULL-CAME to the RESIDENCE
- Of the subscriser, residing in Washington
township, RED BULL, supposed to be three
years old with piece off the left ear. The ow-
ncr is requested to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he will be disposed of according to law.
DAVID SHARP.
uennlnck Sent 8 lRhS:2t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-15

10y magic, ecen uis TlFSt 20
seldom more than one bot
any kind of Lire5' Comp
Jaundice or Dyspepsia to
all IF which are the reSul
The Liver Is one Of
tors of the human bod.
forms its functions wesN4
tenn are fully develop
most entirely depend .
ton of the Liver for
of its functions. When =
the Dowcls are at fault,
suffers in consequence-'
er-having ceased to do
eases Of that organ,as
have made it his study -
than twenty years, to
whercwith to counter-O
ments 10 which it is
TO prove that thisS
any person troubled
in any Of its forms, hasF
conviction is cert in.
\ compound n a ; =
solving gums and cx-
which is soluble for tLeE
medicine. These gums
bad from the stomach,
their place a healthy
ting the stomach, caus-
purifying the blood,
to the whole Machine
ses Of the disease, aadH
without any of the dis
felt by using CalomelH
is usually restored TO.
One dose after eat =
lieve the stomach and
rising and souring. D
Only one dose taken
nightmare. =
Only one dose taken
bowels gently, a n 4
One dose taken after
Dyspepsia. q
NOue dose or two
ways relieve Sic X
One bottle taken for =
moves the cause # thcS
. perfect cure.
Only one dose im-e
!io while one dose of
!; cure icr Cholera MoI-c
of Cholera.
One dose taken oftorE
-rence of bilious attacks,
painful feelings. ,
E Only one bottle isf
l the system the effects
sickness. c
: One bottle taken for
ycllcwness or unnatu-y
One dose taken a
gives vigor to the appe-
gest well. .
One dose often rc-i
& mic Diarrhoaa in its
/ summer and bow cl comS
the first dose.
. One or two doses
Z by worms. while for
II there is no surcr, safcri
e the world. as IL nereT
There is no eXaSSer-
I ments. they arc plain
7e give evidence TO prove,
giving their unanimous
Among the hundred:
offered to the public. t
fully recommend as DR.
generally known now
This preparation is Il
producing the most HI
IN who use it. Almost in
he tccn given of the gre
nd by those of the highes
C. we know il to be the [
Is the public.-H'tdSon
NO Prico one dollar per
NJ SANDtORD & CO
de way, New York. DR.
ss- l40 Wood street. VINO
eu Sol1 here by ~
10 Devios.
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y. and when it per-
the powers Of the sys-
ed. The stomach is al
ent on tie healthy as-
the proper performances
the stomach Is At fault,
and the whole SYSTEM
of one orsar-the Lir
its duty. FUr the dis
one Of TIE prcprietoEs
in = practice Of mors
fud some rem edy
act ti.c many deranse-
liable.
remedy is at last found,
with Liver Complaint
but to try q bottle, and
been formed by dir
tracing that art
active virtues Of the
remove all morbid OF
system. supplying in
flow Of bile, invigora-
ing food TO digest well
giving tone and health
, cry. removing the cau.
I effecting d radical cure
agreeable after effects
I or Mineral Poison, that
. ing is sufficient 70 re-
prevent tie food from
before retiring prevents
at night loosens tho
cures costivencss.
each meal viii cure
teaspoonsful Will al
Headache.
female obstruction re-
Z 4disease, and makes q
z Snediately relieves Cho-
ten repeated is a sure
) has, and ? preventive
will prevent the recur-
= while it relieves all
Z needed to throw out oI
OF medi line after a long
q >,
Jaundice removes sl'
eral color frorl the skin
short time before eating
tite and makes food di'
dpeated, cures the Chro.
worst forms, W h IL.
, plaints yield almost t,
.cures attacks cause,
worms i n children
.or speedicr remedy !,
NN--
= alton in these stale
sober facts, that we ca
while al who use it ar
testimony in its favol
of liver Remedies ro'
lere are ncne We can s
Sanford's lnrigorator, s
throughout the Union
uly a Lirer HrigorG;oI
ppy results or ali tho:
Vulnerable certificates ha,
I virtue of this ncdiciy
standing in society, an
est preparation now befo'
Democrat
bottle.
), ProprietoFS. 3i5 BroA
GEO. II. kEYSER. y
esale and retail agent
Druggists. md by Tho
(fnnsiG
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Iron City Commercial College

800 Students attending January 1858.
Now the largest and most thorough CONNER
cial School of the United States. Young men
prepared for actual duties of the Counting Room.
j. c. SMITH, a. NJ, Prof. of Book keeping and
Science of Accounts.
A. L. DoUTHETT, Teacher OF Arithmetic anc
Commercial Calculation.
j. A. HEYpR1CK and I. c. JrNKISs, Teachers Of
Book keeping:
A. CowLEY and ". A. MILLER, Profs Of Pen
manship.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK
KEEPING,
4. used in every department of business.
COMMERCIAL ARTTHMETIC-RAPID BUS
MESS WRITlNG-DETECTlN
COUNTERFEIT MONEY
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE
MERCIAL LAM
Are taught. and ali other subjects nece sary
for the success and thorough education OF a prac
ticai business man.
II PREMIUMS.
Drawn ali the premiums in Pittsburgh for the
past three wears, also in Eastern and Western
! Cities for best Writing.
/ No'T ENGRAVED WORK.
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IMPORTANT IMPORTATION.

Students enter at any time-No vacation-Iirne
unlimited-Revicw at pleasure-Graduates as
sisted in obtaining stuations-Tuition for Full
Commercial Course, $@5 5O0-Average time to
II wccks-Board. $3.50 per weck-Statonery,
sG.OO-Entire cost, 5000 to $1,000
9-l+Ministers' sous received at half price.
For -Circular-Specmens of business
and Ornamental Wrting-incose two stamps
and address +. w. JENKINS.
Augll '5S:2v Pittsburgh, Pa.
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INn.s,ortcd pieces of Stone Ware, just re
n u; wi :, fa- CGeap Storeof
EO3FRTS
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o"Aen iuins s-sls- oO |
dozen ounces --o oO ,
variety grapes 5s.s.t5 -.f 5O I
CLASS No. 9.-PRopUCTs OF THE DAIRY. 8
Judges = Jacob Fronheiser, Michael Leavy, |
John Griffith. William x. Carr. KimbeIl II /
STYLES. .J9'
Roc, ro,l R,,te, syosn q
=. nr;n, Rn,tsr e.
8. rrhaasa
C,,Ss SsNo 1o-A -Aop,cr,r,,, Jv,,r,,,s
9eS'-'Vu u!i i-iIIi, a''trA niache"' ihos.
N'h"n' Isaac "'N'' "i'''aii Dousi"ss'
Best Plow 81
& Harrow
" Cuitlvator
" Hillside
. Wheat Drlil
. Corn Planter -.
- horse lake
reaper .-..
mower
Hraih Crauie
Nlnd MIL
Hn Uultiis noA
q
CiH'' w. of Aci BED AK III D
RasLor Honr,1 N,'..an T. n:si-s 'o"s"' a.
D.. d. D., AN. ho.sa ius.er Ell D'eAiora'
8. Buggv
Sc sett Single Harness
sett Double Harness
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7iIi-A fresh lot of Salmon. Mlckur II, lie
rrsard Goldfish. lor sale by
T.. TUDOR
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GEORGE W. HIGGiNBOTHAM
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.
T Il +
T Il +
E.HIr.Ta FL: 1sn,ShSH Tf.sfs 90
..V!s.S LIN \! .Gt.,.s, als.s !:

PREPARED By DR. SANFORD, IS 4 GREAT
scieutifc Medical DISCOVERY, and is daily working
cures almost to great too believe. 1t cures az if
by magic, eren the first dose giring b1:.ft. :na
seldom more than one bottle is required to cure
any kind of Lire,- Complaint. from the werss
Jaundice or Dyspepsia to common headache,
Ill e which are tie result Of q Diseased Lirer.
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CLASS No. l7.-FINE ARTS.
Judges s-James Myers, Jacob NJ. Campbell.
Thomas H. Porter, Richard ]. Proudfoot. Abel
Lloyd, Lewis Fisher, Michael M'Guirs. John
Thompson, Jr.. Henry Hawk, Thomas A. Powell.
B.st Oil Painting ~
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WAsBINGroN. June 20 ON Govern
inent has informed The C-ntral American,
States that the A ADMINISTRATION is deter
'hined to sustain all rights ami Interests
secured to American citizens hy vrap,
aud charter in that quarter.
ST. LorIs. June 20, AIvicrs have
been &c s''.d trom Cnup Scott to the
loth uIt Governor Cumming ,Iislrist,
the M"'mDn promises. The arm, wa.
to move I" take possession ol Salt Lake
city un the l5,h.
WAsnISGroS, June 80 Oniers were
yssier1HN forwarded tu Gen Ilnrn-, .,
'h- O'nh army, on the supp,sit,on rha,
the M"nons will make n armed resi-.
taur- q the entrance uf The Uni.d tales
forces mt" the vale that he IN Al r.
'r'r 80 = L'ujs, uul.ss he ~ induced 10
bt.'"Ne ne h''r'n"n- are pawn, falls. -
..r"1n II 'n.lru.lrS ujIl pr cee,l ,n
Cr'' nut,cr hr "nInuaui Il Gen John
son. an 'h" rr'ira,n Ter Wa he distributed
n. other points Que regiment is order.
ed, over and, - Oregon.
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Obituary.

Died ut his residence in Chesterfield Dis
'rict H. Z. on the 3lst May, Willis WALL
ALsoBR"oK, in the 67th year Of his age
For nearly twenty five years he was n mem.
Der OF the Baptist Church. an exemplar,
disciple of Jesus Christ. Meek and Iovlv
yet bold and self sacrificing Suon after
his connection with the church. he wus
chosen. aud ordained To thu Office of Deacon
wh'ch he ''uscd well" and purchased to
himself good degree, and great buIdncss
In he faith For many wears he was \
member Of 'hc Masonic ord, r; he was also
y ze"I ous advocate Of the Temperance cause.
The best eu'ogN Of the deceased has alreldv
been written IN the memory of those who
knew him. by his well ordered lf., and
Cody conversation. Sua:rC il To say ,hn,
by his death, his widow. orphans. servants
h"inhbnrs, friends, and the Church feel ,Lu,
v'Hamn' IL made WHICH God onlv can fiji.
In he flesh they mourn their loss. but in
spirit they rejoice that their loss ~ his r:,r.
nal gain la his nfiiicti"n. which was pin
fh and lingering, he was pa,icn.. md sub.
missire. expressing, n willingness to live OF
die.
"lf We believe that Jesus died and -...
sgn'ii even so them. also. whirh slew IN
Jesus. viii God bring with nm"
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Dec. Q, 1867.
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

NiE SUBSCRIBER being agent by ap.
! pointment tor the use of most Of the
following medicines, can warrant their gen
nineEess, as coming direct TO him from the
proprie;ors.
Railways Ready Relief, Ready Rcsoivept.
Hoolands German Bitters.
Jaynes' Family Medicines.
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
MLanc's Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
Ayers Cherry Pectorai and Cathartic Pills,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
Perrys Vermifuge or Dead Shot
Rogers Lwerwort and Tar.
BTdottes Sugar drops for worms.
Jew David's Hebrew Plaster
Fanstocks Vermifuge.
Bailey's American Vermifuge.
South American Fe' er and Aguc Remedy
lIeimbold's Extract Buchu
Tarrants Seltzer Aperient
browns Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Oxygeneated Bitters.
Rhodes Fever and Ague cure M
Brandeth's BiIls.
| Moffatt's Pills.
Stroi g's Pile.
| Champions Pills.
Leroy's Pills
>baucnbergors Fcvcr and Argas pins.
}. }. McKAfN.
Camden, April 2i.--lo am
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SOU TIL CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Riley Catve,

fhey Satoe' In Equity
.,, va Lancaster
,Wiiiam w. Baker, John Baker. Bill on an
George e. Baker. Columbus Ba. assign o
ker, Levinia Baker, Edetk Nc. covenant
Dav, Mark l.. Jackson. and his
wife Matilda, Jerry Warner and :
Mary his wife, John Beverly
and Martha his wife, Rirhard
Bnker only child and heir ut Law
of Samuel Baker (dec) and the
widow Of said Samuel Baker
1t appearing 10 MY satisfaction that vii.
Ii"m w. Baker. Joha Baker. Geosy. &. B..
knr, Columbus Baker. lavinia BuSer, Ed.th
NcDnl, Mark l. Jackson and VIII. Mnti,du.
Jerry Warner and Mary his wife, John Be
verly and Matilda his wife, Richard Baker
end widow of Samuel Baker. defendants in
above stated case resike without the limits
Of this State II is ordered on motion of
Clinton. solicitor 70. complain that each
and all of said defendants do answ er. blend
or demur, Ia the Bill in above ease on or
before the 7th day Of October. 1853, other
wise Judgment pro confcsso will BE- ordered
against each and all OF them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
&. h. l.. ID.
June 2S, 1868. 20-3m pf SO.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-07-07
Franklin Aoademv.

TNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTI,
i tuiion will commence on the ist Mon
day IN January next. The Trustees have
Succeeded in retaining the services of MR..
SAM'L MCCORMICK, whose proficiency
IN teaching is surpassed by few. Young
men can he thoroughly prepared to enter
any OF the higher Institutions of learning
IN the Southern States. The Village is
very healthy, and there is not, at present
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obt.ined in it,
Boarding can be obtained as cheap as at
other places in private families.
The rates of tuition are the same "A
those in Academies throughout the State.
The Academy building is at present un.
dergoing thorough repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will at least equal those
VI other places. and to our District are held
out such Inducements as We believe will OBJ
vate the necessity Of sending our young
men and boys abroad.
8. B. MASSEY,
Secretary.
Dec. Q, 1867. 43-tf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-07-07
Commercial News.

LIVERPOOL CorroS MARxer.-The
market for the week opened sl a decline
of 3 81. aud closed firm at decline of l 81
per. ito. The sales of tile week were 30.
ooo bales, of which spectators took 1000
aud exporte:s 5000 bales, leaving $4,000
bales of al'iescr'ptl"ns all to the trade. The
sale: On Saturday reached $4,000 bales
Orleans Fair WAS qn"'sh II, 7 8 lei; Or
leans MiIdng AT o l3 1911; Mobile Fan
nj A.: Mobile MddEny "A, 6 AL.
Op'ani Fair at 7 81 and Upland Md
ding a, 81 per. to. Tue stock on
hnnd comprised G6O.Oo0 bales, OF which
$4,000 WAS AmrrIcan Cotton.
STATE OF TRADE Manchester ad,i.
ces were unftvorahle. Goods had slight.
" declined, aud the market were ou;et
and steady.