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ENoR The CONVENIENCE OF THE
LAD les!
We would respectfully inform them of the
arrival Of our
First Purchases of 1858:
At prices which will entte us to share Of patronage
even Of those most economical.
The following few of the leading articles which
we propose to offer:
Very handsome and tasteful French Cambria Muslin,
Maltese, Honton, and Grape COLLARS, Of the very lat
est styles. Maltese, Honon Muslin aud Cambria Sets
Cambria and Muslin EDGINas; IEsERTlNas, rich En-
broidered SKIRTS Underslseves Infants Waists and
Robes Round cornered French Wells.
wehave received something new In Embroidered Hand.
kerchies, &c. Real Mosaic, Cameo, Gold Stone, and
Silk BUTTONS. orotchet Dress Fringes Figured Velvet
Fringes, Bindings, and TasSels Black Velvet Ribbons
we have received line OF the very best qualities
Valencia Hosiery and Gloves Wehave also received new
assortment Of worsted Slipper Patterns. Chair seats
Worated Pattern9 Embrpieries, Blosses, and Silks,
Worsieds In every c,lr, Chenille Head Dresses, and
other Fancy Goods, such usually found in First
Glass Embroidery and Trimming Store.
As we continue to purchase Goods direct from the
Importers and Manufacturers, FOR CASH EXcLU
SIYELY, We can with propriety claim the ability Of
selling our Goods as low as the lowest.
Very Respectfully, GROBB sTRAUs,
1862 Main Street, opposite the Post ONCE.
IL dit
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,
IL Yenra nf Age.

rs Years of Age,
Whose sands of life have nearly run cut. discovered
while in the East Indies cersain n Consump-
ton, Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs, and General Debil-
ity, The remedy was discovered by him when his on
y child, daughter was given up to die BE had heard
much oil the wonderful restorative and healing qualities OF
preparations made from the East India Hemp, an the
thought occurred to him hathe might remedy for
his child, he studied hard aud succeeded in realizing
his wishes his child wa cured, and is alive and
we'll he has since administered the wonderful remedy
to thousands of sufferers in all parts of the worl and
never failed in making them completely healthy and hap
Ply. Wishing to do as much good as possible, he Will
send to such Of his afflicted fellow beings request it,
this recipe, With uand explicit directions for making
up and successfully using it He requires each applicant
to enclose him one shinghree cents to be returned as
postage the recipe and the remainder to be applied
10 the payment Of this advertisement.
Address DR.. II. JAMES, IS Grand street Jersey l
City N. j.
CAuToN.-I have no son in law authorized to J
send my recipe, as h been advertised. daw1m f24
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JEWELRY,. &C.

WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE and
FANCY GOODS.
At an enormous sacrifice without regard to cost.
have inst received another lot 9utta Percha Rings Of
dozen different patterns.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Double Timers Ohronometers, Levers and all kinds Of
Watch repairing will receive particular attention. Rail
road Conductors and Engineers especially invited
call
ALI goods sold at this establishment warranted
as represented, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
County dealers supplied reasonable terms. Please
call and examine my stock Of goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
N. N.-Watch Crystals fitted for 12t cents.
J. BRUCKHEIMER,
No. Bay State House.
o. DIFF Main street, Worcester, Mass.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
u L H A R ID o MS
Irish LineI1s. DRmasks, &c.

The public will please bear in mind that the GENUINE
GOODS always sealed with the full signature Of the
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Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
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ny HE Ia DIE S.

RICHARDSON, SONS s. OWDEN. .
j BULLOCKE & J. LOCKE, Agents,
% d3m So Church St., near Barclay St. New York
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JEW ELRY.
AND SILVER WARE

At a Great Reduction from, former prices.
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THE square is the space occupied by 100 words IL
ines solid "NosparieI" type being just inch in
ength
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3b3 Broadway, New YORK. :
BLISS'S DYSPEPrIO REMEDY is for sale by all
respectable Druggists, and By whom it will be sent to
any address by mail receiving dollars, the price
Of the medicine.
Toe trade supplied by HARRAL BISLEY, & KIrCH-
EN-. Importers and Wholesale Druggists. 10 Barclay ht
New York, sole agents for New England and New York
mch6 dawn
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REPUBLICS OF NORTH AMERICA.
with the Adjacent Countries and Islands;
- Land and Coast and British Admiralty Surveys,
and other reliable sources.
Superior Copper Plate Engraving.
Published by Al. JOHNSON, New York Il Washingto
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-08-25
EcI.EcTIC. MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
1868.

The Editor of the Eclectic Magazine, de-
sirous Of increasing its circulation, and .ex-
tending its usefulness rs q literary journal,
respectfully solicits your patronage and at.
tention to its merits
]. For thirteen years the Eclectic has
found favor with the public, and high COM
mendation from the press, for the sterling
worth and permanent value of its pages.
2. Its design and purpose is to present
~ it, readers the choicest treasures Of
thought, and the ablest productions of Eu-
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3. These sources furnish many of the
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age-eloqucnt forms Of thought, taste, and
expression. These will adorn the pages of
the Eclectic.
L. This plan Of selecting the choicest ar.
tcles from the noble family of European
periodicals, furnishes an amount of literary
reading, which could not be obtained in lis
original form, except at an eNorbiiant cost
apd the excellent and attractivencss OF
which no one magazine could hope to cqua
It is literary gold without dross--menta
nutriment for youth or age, without mora
poison.
5. Its combined excellcncies and perma
nent value give it n just claim To a place il
every well selected public and private IL
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patients can be restored to robust, vigorotl
health.
The afflicted are cautioned against the use of
Patent Medicines, for there are so many inscr,i.
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10 catch aud rob the unwary sufferers, that mil
lions have their constitutions ruined by the vile
compounds Of quack doctors or the equally poi
son0us nostrums vendcd as Patent Medicines ;
l have carefully analyzcd many of the So-cacd
Patent Medicines and find that nearly all of then.
contain Corrosive Submatc, which is one Of
the strongest preparations OF mercury, and a
deadly poison which, instead of curing the dis
case, disables the system for life.
Three touG.hs OF .l,c patent nos.rums now in
use are put mp by unprinciplcd and ignorant per-
sons who do not understand oven the alphabet
of the matcria medca, and are equally as dcsti.
tutc of any knowledge of the human system,
having one object only in view, and that to
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Irregularities and all diseases of males and
females treated on principles established by
twenty years of practice, and sanctioned by
thousands of the most remarkable cures. Medi-
cincs with full directions sent to any part Of the
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nicating their symptoms by letter. Business
correspondence strictly confidential. All letter.
asking advice must contain postage stamp.
Address, J. SUMMERVILLE, NJ. d.
Box No. SIS
Office No. 1871 Fiber: St, old No. !O9. Bcby
Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa,
Nov. 25, 1857. 4l--ly.
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THE SECRET INFIKMITIES OF
YOUTH g. MATURITY
Just Published, Gratis, the 25th Thou.
sand

N FEW WORDS on TIE RATIONAL
~ treatment, without Medicine, Of Spcrma.
torrhea o, Local Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis.
sions, Genital and Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay OF the System, Impotency, and Impedi.
ments to Marriage generally.
BY B. DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating ia the imprudence and
solitude Of youth, may be easily removed with.
out Medicine, il ia this small tract, clearly dc.
monstrated and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment, a. adopted by the Author
fully explains, by means Of which every one
is enabled 10 cure himself perfectly and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the adj.
vcrtised nostrums Of the day.
SeBt 10 any address, gratis and post free in a
scaled envelope, by remitting (post paid) two
postage stamps to DR.. B. DE LANEY, ii Lis.
penard Street, New York City.
June II, 1S--ly.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS

!. Subscribers Who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
wishing TO continue their subscription.
,. IL subscribers order the disconiinuancc
of their papers, the publisher can continue
To send them until all arrcaragcs are paid.
,,tc ,to; ~ suoScr.oc[s n. r neS,ee' % or refuse to
they are directed, they are held responsible
till they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
4. If any subscriber removes to another
place without informing the publisher, and
their paper is sent TO the former direction,
they are held responsible.
3. The Court has decided that refusing
to take a Newspaper from the office, or re
moving and leaving it uncalled for, is prima
idcic evidence of an intentional fraud
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,

This Great Journal Of Crimes and Crimi
mails is in its Thirteenth Year, and is widely
circulated throughout the country. II is
the first paper Of the kind published ia the
United States, ond is distinctive in its char.
acteT II has lately passed into the hands
of Geo. w. Matsell g. Co, by whom it will
hereafter be conducted, Mr.. Matsell was
formerly Chief Of Police of New York CT
ty, and he will no doubt render il one of the
most interesting papers in the country. Its
Editorials are forcibly written, and of
character thUt should command universal
support.
80 Subscriptions, 81, per Annrm I; 81,
for Six Months, to be RENTED by Subseri-
bers, (who should write their names and the
town, county and state where they reside
plainlyD
TO GEO. w. MATSELI. g. co,
Editor g. Proprietor of the
National Police Gazette,
New York Uty
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Below are given few of the very hu-
merous testimonials l-.ely received in favor
of the Eclectic.
CONCENTRATIONS OF THE EcLEcTIc.
From Rer. DR.. Clarion.
"An acquaintance with the principal con-
tents Of the leading Foreign Magazines is
conGessedly Indispensable to every one who
would keep pace with the progress of
thought and of knowledge in our day
They are, however, so many and so costly,
that few can obtain or even read the whole
of them. The Eclectic performs well the
task Of winnowing The Whcat from these
publications, thus making wha. is most val
uabIe in their pages accessible TO the Amer
lean people. X BETHEL CLAXToN.
Cleveland, MAY 30, 1857.
"in the above opinion of DR.. Cavton
very rhceriully anC heartily concJr.
FRANCIS l.. HAWKS"
New York, Nov Z, 1887.
From Er President Fillmore
IL have taken the Eclectic from its com
menccmcnt as the best selection Of foreign
periodical literature which have been abI,
to obtain. think the selections are judi
ciously made, and the work is very valua
Bile. Respectfully yours,
MTLLARD FILLMORE
"As a valuable substitute for the worth
less reading matter which is so abundant ir
these days, and which is doing so much in
jury, both To the tastes and morals, cspc.
cially of the young, we take pleasure in
recommending the Eclectic Magazine, rs q
treasure not only for the literary and pro-
fessional man, but also for any Intelligent
person. It gives the best articles from the
Foreign Reviews, TO which the ahlcst mcr
of Europe are in tho habit of giving their
most elaborate productions. 1t will inter,
est all whose minds have not been encrva.
ted by the literary trash which untortsnntc
ly Is so widely distributed among our peo
pie, while it can not fail TO enlarge the in.
telligence and elevate the taste of all who
hnbitually perusc it. The permanent raiu,
OF its articles are in striking contrast with
the floating, ephemcral literature OF the
dav." RUFUS ROOD,
General Travelling Agent for Eclectic
Magazine.
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so u L II e A L R0LIN A ,
LANCASTER nISTRICT

Elizabeth Small. widow. ! IN Equity Ian.
~. caster District.
James Small, William T. Bill. for Parti.
Small, John Houston 5 ton Real and
liumphries, Calvin Hum. Personal Estate
phries, WIN. Lafayette of Frederick n
Humphries. Small, (dec'dl
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that John
Houston liumphfies, Calvin Humphrics, and
William Lafayette IIumphries, defendants
in above stated Bill and case, reside without
the limits OF this State II is ordered on mo.
ton Of DawSins a. Wylie, Solicitors for
comPlainants, that said defendants, John
Houston, Calvin and William LAFAYETTE
iiumphries' do answer plead or demur TO
the Bill in .bOye case for partition real and
personal Estate Of Frederick II. Small.
decd. on or before the 10th day of October
next, or their consent 10 the same will be
taken as confessed and an order pro confes.
so orde.e ed against them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
Com'r Eq'y l.. ID.
July 9th 1853, 22-3m. Pf. So.
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S 0 u Il III G. OLIN "A,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Doctor III. PIyler, VIM In the Court Of
HOWELL and wife-appli> Ordinary Lam
canls. caster District,
Va Real Estate of
Margaret Plyler, widow, : Jacob Plycr de.
Johnathnn Chester and ceased.
wife Letta, William =.
Siarnes and wife Jinscy =.
and dothers-doGcndants.
appearing to my satisfaction that Jon
athan Chester and his wife Lctta, William
Phillip Starnes and his wife Jinscy p, dc
PENDANTS, reside without this State. II is
therefore ordered that the said Jonathan
Chester and wife I.etta and VIM. PhiIIip
Starnes and wife Jinscy r., do appear and
object to the division or sale of the real
estate Of Jacob PlyIer deceased on or be-
fore the 10th October 1858, or their consent
to the same will be entered Of record.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
Ordinary !. ID.
July 10, 1853, 22-3m. Pf SO.
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And an extra copy, gratis, for every club
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Volume |. of " liarpar's Weekly" hand.
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Stlttt puftry.

FROM TIE PEE DEE TINES.
10 Inc this world was beautiful
When those | lov'd were here
When father, mother, all were mine,
Life was without /. care.
Hut oh : how sad the change is now,
Within u few short years
Those best loy'd are in the tomb,
My smiles all turned to tears.
um sick, and weary mother,
And long for love like thine;
But no--ncyCr again on earth
Can II mothers love be mine.
miss thee too, dear father,
Aud my heart is very sore,
10 think when thou were with me
| did not love thee more.
Aad then my little Henry
My sweet and precious child
In secret, of; weep for thee,
anguish deep and wild.
But murmuring thoughts are sinful,
And must not with mo dwell,
Hvr God is mciciGul and kind,
"Aud dorth all things WELL"
And promise sweet is given us,
y!hicn turns TO joy our woe
Day lovd ones cannot come to us,
Bat Nc TO them may go.
tnd in Gods blessed book we fud.
Ai'!iction is f,r all
And those the Iathcrilovcth most,
His hand the heaviest fall.
oh may my grateful prayer ascend
Father, 10 thcc above
Md bless thee, that | still have left
Some dear ones here TO love.
thank thee, oh, my father,
And love thee for it too
That still in this cold world arc foun,
Hearts faithful, warm. and true.
IUCILE -.
georgetown, May 23d, 1853.
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NJ OSE' S l. E TIE r S.
A NEW BOOK.

The Editors Of the Lire Giraffe have in
contemplation the publishing of a book,
the title of which will be, "LIFE AS 1T Is
or THE WRITINGS OF "OUE MosE," which
book will not only contain all the letters
which have appeared in the Girdb. over the
signature Of "MosE," but many others, rich
rare and spicy, that have rcver been read.
The Editors deem it useless to say any.
thing relative 80 the character Of the pro-
posed New Book, nor need they saw that il
will be the most amusing work that has
been issued in half n century, for, il need
only be known that "AosE" wrote il, to
satisfy all on these points. While it will
be an amusing work illustrated with pro-
per designs and cuts to show up persons
and things in their true light, it will be free
from Igigariiy, and, will have for its chief
object the correction Of the many absurdi-
ties so prevalent in the present day.
1t will be book Of over 100 pages prin-
ted on good material, aud bound in paper
cover. We propose to put it to press rs
soon rs n sufficient number Of names is re-.
ccived TO justify the expense Of publishing
eV- Price Fifty cents for single copies
Five copies to one address, for s.. No
money required until the work is published,
but those who wish copy Of this rare
work should send in their orders at once,
so that the publishers may determine
whether they can venture upon its publica.
ton. Let the orders come at once, as We
w:s!: 20 pat .ae book 10 press early ia Inly.
EH- All our friends are requested to act
as Agents.
WHITAKER g. BUNTING,
Editors "Lire Giraffe"
Raleigh, ~ G.
May 20, lS58.-l6.
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The Days Three Rules.
Georgetown, May 23i, 1853.

THE DUTY, HE BURDEN AND LESSON.
An old man called to him his son and
lipil one morning, and sail t" him -
Theodore, have you prepared your mind
'or the three things {!
what three things father 2
Tho three claims Of the day, my son,
concerning which instructed YOU. We
sHonld outer upon no day Of lie, without
aretui'y inquiring what Is before us, and
what is expected OF us
'Now remember said 1hrodcrc, they
are the three rules which you desired me
, say once every morning ON rising
What are those rules, my son.
They are these replied Theodore,
FIRST ID" the duty Of the day secondly,
Bear tho burdens ct the day thirdly,
Learn the lesson Of the day
Yes ny son, and there is no duty to
which these do no. apply. Each has its
duty. its burden and It's lesson. Some
thing has TO be done, something to bc
borne, and something to DO learned. And
he who neglects any one of these three
things, spends this day wrong. Endea
Tor, Theodore, 10 apply these rules to some
one day, which is fre.h in remembrance,
as for example, yesterday
Il will u So, said Theodore The
rtudy o! yesterday was that of making a
catalogue Of Your books and engrossing
Il IN voIn'nc. This, | mean, WAS my
grand business. There were many lesser
Iuties, arising from my circumstances
Tho burden OF the day was a heavy ono,
bat am afraid to name it, lest YOU laugl.
I me-
1t WAS modification o. vanity 1t the
raJect:on OF my verses sent to the news
rgpcrs'
'Ah! | can believe it modification OF
PRIDE and vanity are among our heavies,
Jlrlcns.'
The lesson Of the day continued The.
odoTc, 'was taught me 10y lamb in the
meadow, which suffered itself to be rude.
iy pushed about by my dog, without tho
'east sign Of resentment, and thereby soon
forgot tho injury aud healed the wound. ;
i perceive, said The old man, that YOU
have observed my precept, in recalling to
your memory these three things, on clos
ing your eyes for sleep. But suppose you
go further, and endeavor to apply them
to the future. We have but lust begun
new day how 90 these rules apply to
hat it is likely to bring you 7
Theodore paused little, ana then 70.
p'ied, The duty OF the day is TO 90 on
~ my studies. especially to perfect what
,'"N'ns Of geometry and it is well you
Hh'o called il to my mind, for have to
-" across the river to get my book. The
nr1cn OF the day j. in n great part un-
>nown TO me. | can however, foresee
~2m"thing Of I in those severe studies.
'@Ied to the knowledge that my com
Unions will be keeping it as holiday.
Ih" lesson Of the day, so far rs not in
'Inded IN The geometry lesson aforesaid,
cannot be 'oresecn. But shall he more
on the watch for it, in consequence Of your
reminding.
My son, said the old man, 1T is i'm.
possible for mo % tell you the the adyan-
'age have derived from the habits Of
looking forward every morning and back
ward ecery evening, upon the passing
lay, with these three IittIo words in my
mind, the Duty, the Burden, and the
Lesson