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, 1859-10-28
The Haspberry jam Business,

> The raspberry jau, business is assuming i'm
RoItance in the Lake Superior countrr. In
Ch1ppew. County i seems the people derose
thess entiIn attention 10 the manufacture Of
jan. During the month Of September. Cbippe-
wa-inelading Sugar island, ssut Village nd
Indian Aission-.turned out 81 400 pounds Of
jan, which sold readlly at Is, is and 20 cent?
Rer pound, The latter berg rather high igure.
Ths picking a1d preserving is mostly done by
Indian Nou'eo. who are generally neat mud in
saussr1ous; a. Wheseaa theis husbands are general
owna Z raspberrJ plantation On Sugar Island,
has anassed several thouaand dollars through
the manufacture Of jalu<
, 1859-10-28

The Shareholder now lises amid alarms. he
SEES ~ army in seventeen crazy faua,ics, and
magnthes three black men with pitchfork into
dresds poison in bis buttered toast, ou.Ees ut
bis coffee, and bolts his door Mt nigh. for lear
the cook 1nuy cut his throat with The carving
Emile He darcs not 60 out after dark, until he
has posted sentEies to ar1ekt the housemaid on
her WAY to Methodist meeting. Then, pistols
u pocket, be peeps cautiously round the corner.
!eet some OF gus oEn property should be waiting
gere1s towards his white equals, is he most
knock.kneed Of towards a regards bis b1ack
t!xves. But beware how you ssk him why be
persists in sleeping on such bed Of uettles !.
From that day he voEsyou are in the conspiracy
70 plot his fuip,-d{hcnu .Eau.nnl
, 1859-10-28

Question not Answered but Dodced.
Edl'u.s IEel. I'D rrLnn~:
The 7lmts honors ,ny intcrEogatores with Il
reply, Which it dirides into several beads. First,
it atatcs Mr., Dauga.' position, placing it in thin
mild light:
au,t r. ss1 It'd peus,M Ii u a.
IL
Notwithstanding the furious clamor the zgns<s
is making against tho author Of The expression,
"irrepressib!c conflict" there IL very little dif.
ference on this point between tho position Of
Douglas, as defined BY tho Tina, and Seward's
as defined by himself. In his famous Roches~
ter speech Mr. S. explicitly said:
While do confidently IL ~ve and hope that my country
pr tlat 81. male 70 otherwise ihsa through ID. sc
aGn Of hs "a Il With ss &
el#rt:. T. Constitution"
From this it will be seen that Seward refers
fhe solution Of the problem of Slavery in the
States to the ptop4s Of tie Stases tAtmstle..
lie differs with Douglas in "believing and
hoping that come day the United States will
become land Of universal Freedom" Doug
Jas, on the other hand, says that he don't care
whether Slavery IS voted up or voted down.
he is perfectly Indifferent il all the States and
Territories should become cursed with human
boudnge, provided that majority of the whites
desire it. His doctrine is, that white minor-
ties have no right: which white m,jori.ies are
bound TO regard; and that colored men hnve
no rights which white men are bound to heed.
In these respects Seward and Douglas differ;
, 1859-10-28

light in the shedding Of the blood of men. But
there is 70 c:scs Va, Of prncurip;, our freedom.
lore my M ian. We bare rs good right to
lc free from orp:cssieu Us you Lud to be tree
iFom the tyranny Of the ksug Of England l
knowmy. tate. You will take my Life. Offer
It Willingly, asa martyr to Liberty. Ny example
Ike, lead on 1he Africans to freedom
fabric! was e1ecuted-dy,ng without muir
mar; cool, collected. in the faish that his death
would not be in vain. These incidents ar. en-
bodied IN song called ' Gabriet's Defeat" and
set to time Of the same name, made a'so By .
co!ored man: The writer Of this has heard The
I'm thne sns ~ .,'gns whsre it VA fas?rte air in
he added that the sang was. and perhaps still is,
popular among the co1ored population Of The
Stale
, 1859-10-28
Tho Shooting Affair at CarlInytIle.
4 correspondent Of the St. Lonis Republican
gives the following statement relative to the late
Shuotiur af{nir mt f!sr1pris3c.


4 correspondent Of the St. 14ouis I<pr6ticoz
gives the following statement relative to the late
shooting aaair ut Carliuviiic:
That your readers mag know the facts. wilt
briefly state that Hughes nd Williams had he eu
frlends fer nuubtr Of yenEs; that during the
past two years Williams had been intimate in
the fanilT Of Hughes, aud received many eri
dences Of friendship from him. Hughes, during
the past SIX months, became satisfied that his ut
tenlloas to Ms. Hughes were dishonorable, and
told his wife to avoid his company, and VIII
lians. tbnt lis visits to his house must be dis
continued Williams di.regarded his ipiunc.
tfons, persisted in seeing and wiring TO Mrs. H.,
and some time during the Fair in your citv, to
which Ms. Hughes had gone, came here and had
an interview and correspondence with her
which fact was promptly communicated to
Hughes, on big return, BY Mr.. Queen, a bro.her.
in'1aw Of Williams, who had discovered an in
proper Intimacy. aud had frequently aduaonish-
ed WitliAs1s that unless his course vas chang
Hughes would bold him accountable.
Hughes, upon learning this, set himself to
work investigating the case, and run.o- ea,s.
made some discoveries Of cores oudeuce salts.
fying himself Of their crimina1itv, Resolved to
punish Williams Jas you hare III, be shot him
IN the mail car doo.. while the train was stop
ping 4. the depot. He sought friend, Who &C.
cou'Panied him to the Sheriff, into whose Gus.
1ody tHughcsj delivered himself. He was not
conf1ned, and the community generally justify
the act.
, 1859-10-28


The death Of Stephenson comes with startling
rapidity upon TINT Of Nrunei. Both men Of rare
genius, and both occupying q sort of double
throne at the head Of their profession, they hass
goue to their rest together, aud their rivalry
has ceased. Distinguished sons Of distinguished
fathers, mud two men rho in these latter Years,
hare done most to perfect tile art Of travel, and
in this wny to cultivate social intercourse, mul-
t'ply wealth, aud advance civilization, hcve been
struck down at one fell swoop in all the matur-
ity of their power.
Mr. ST. phenson' health had been delicatc for
abont two yeaTs. aud lie complained of failing
strength just before his last journey to Norway.
was SO much affected that be hurried home, and
when he arrived at Lo~estoit he was so weak
that be Lad to be carried from his yacht TO the
railway. and thence to his residence in GIuces.
ter sqnare, where bis malady grew SO rapidly
ns to leave from the Grst but faint hopes Of bis
recovery. lie had not strength enough to re.
sist the disease, and be .radually sunk, until ut
length he expired yesterday morning. If his
loss will be felt severely ID his profession, it
will be still more PciSnantly felt in his large
circle OF friends and acq1aintances, for liz
was a. good as he WAS great, and the
mau was even more to be admired than the
engineer. His beneroIencc was unbounded,
and every year be expended thousands in doing
good unseen His CHEF care in this way wa,
for The children Of old friends who had been
kind to hin, in early life, sending them to tue
best schools. aud providing fur them with char
acteEis.ic generosity. His own pupils regarded
him with sort Of worship, and the number OF
men belonging to The Stephenson school who
hare taken very Aish rank in their peculiar
walk shows how successful he wns in lis sys-
TEN Of training. and how strong was the force
Of example. The feeling Of bis friends and as
soclates Was not less warm. 4 man of thu
souudest judgment uud the s.rictest rrobty,
with noble heart and most genial manner, BE-
Won the confidence Of I'LL who knew him, mad
perhaps in all London there were rot no.r
pleasant social gatherings tl.an those which
were to he found in his house in Gosccsier
square, he himself being the life Of the parry.
Without spark Of professional Jealousy in lis
own nature, he WAS liked By I'll his fellow
engineers, If they did not know him sufficiently
to bear him affection; and we do not b.lipye
that even those who bad the most reason 10 wish
him out OF the way. suth AS the promoters Of
the Suez Canal, Which be strennously opposed
eyer bore him any i'll will. lie has passed away,
If not rery full Of yeaCs, yet reFy ial! ot honois
his race the idni hf hix friends
, 1859-10-28
DOUGLAS ttIRREPKESsIuLE CON.
FIJI, T13

Tbs difference between Mr. Stewards s.irrc-
psexsih!e conflict" and that Of Mr.. Douslas is
that the former only gave his opinion Of a re.
suit likely to be worked out By certain existing
14cts, "hls the latter devised an espsdicut for
putting II at once into sharp execution. As
evidence Of this, fact we quote the report of
the commission appointed by tic Knusas Leg.
isla'urc. composed equally Of Free State and
Pnossavery men, to investigate the amount Of
property destroyed in the various wars which
grew out Of the kausas-Nebraska Till:
, 1859-10-28

The Vote OF Pennsylvania.
The Official returns Of the late election 10 Penn.
sylsania hare been published from every County
in the State, except Venaugo, which has not jet
been received. Without Venango the rote
stands as follows:
AED1rnE.CESERAL.
For III ms E. Cochran. o: :p7a1tien 81:
For Re&1dson l.. Wsi..t, Democrat .01
Hajonty 70. coehrtu u-......-..-......,......17 170t
sCRvEyo1. GENERAL.
Fo: Ws1stsn IT, Esm, Oppoi1t-o3.... eco
fo. join Rows, Democrat stas
MsjuritY f1y Ken1. Is lei
The 1e'nrns from Vcnango will add triae to
.heso ma jjorities- The total vote Of the State
wiil be about twsntY- three thousand less than il
Sas in 1855, and about one hundred and fifteen
'houssn less than it was in the Presidential
election o! 1883.
, 1859-10-28
GANFORD'S LIVER INVIGO.
! tTtIls

u compounded entirely koE. Guns, ant ta4 become
IN e*9h!Ased s1cf. SlAtIaEd MxIeux kpo " zou A..
" ~ nat Lave ass Il. Is ostet Win
commence IN III disease for which Il Recommended
]: has eusrI tLtu a1ds ~: chrraic uf,rhaa aum.
within The i.ss two wary = nrr Cornlante Rx.-nts
Sssen up III Ao1es = ~. pfuFsf. Sour SLNnseh
~ s,. - ute n'htftus ,AA!ntuai cus'lseresa Col
easoaeAeu e5i@eataa III = tho eT1. Cholera Nor.
W pesse<sss0h .1o~, hns. ChaIra iufAntna.
anst Y aaap.e6 'fiatn!tnte. Jau. de, Fe-
ELis!duI taking IT, Auc.. - u.-d tnc .sfSisr ~ a'ey
uei In such Qu .nLresA = Urdrarv tsn..fv W tit
Aenhs.y % Af Towels : vii cuse SICK II "a D.
aae 4lg4 ss o your ACHE. ta4 tLous II - GIN
kH9r yna r th+ fetlfy In twelfv nrutAA
rs y tEe L1t E!t !Asl Il s@o or thrte Teaspoon
NohH tO!t. Aad Il VII = fu'srs taksn At commence.
xuts x Lhst GomP,a a1s !. = nent 0t a.:lck.
nooa Asi4eka. Dess elxa.i = !
Az who are u.nS giving testimony In III arn,
Il M!S WA1!F in tie month with The Iuvrornnr aoa
swallow both tuxethe7. -A'A
BET
, 1859-10-28
Mcoililles, ST.
NJ ORE TO BE ADMIRED
RI II EST DrlDEm
Worn by Kings or Emperors.


WHAT? WHY A-BEACrlFrL HEAD oF HAIR
aase y = the ornament Cod Himself p.ov+d.d nv 81,
Headef although tbs to.e NAV 1IDnn, So. -
III III; x - ~ chtek Tho eys te sver n sps1tnE
u he ea!s be snased and shrivsIe hsrsh md v a.
~ huff her charms Frf Wood. iii Ell qs1s
.en, .a o. in.s1 nrsa week viii res.ofe Nd per,s-
Th.asxs; Tie writer Of Tie nr4s i the eset trate Paas
pe. yooo. Skv Torx. April 18th, 1ss3
T. il oT ea far ths entire restoration ef - ha,t
Cn!ted aoouk the trse Of my arrival III lhe
spoca4lon ~ ~, ~. npiiy becoming 9,ay tn. 1foa lie
so'lxn. tas: .tt hestorst!se son sseors.el
ees'ui lnTssisn anise ID aeeu, !. "oh-
4sa3 AF' 5"ottso!y, ). fdALBERO.
oFyea afG~,ued,det,"
Welsh Sev.f apcr ot:ee, "a s,,-,,.,, .a.,,. ,.,,
PsoF. J. Nua.:-D-s, ~ Apni y. lsa5.
weeks As" Received bottle Of son, i r. 'oaO of ~
10 ~ VIE who tiaclo=i u Nv Il - ~ ~ VT,
tank!nk It the Tins tlat uou,s fr, "a ". nt- tuie
It's ollxluA eoor, hut 10 hsr wei =. a Ety an!F 70
few weeks trial It Las peorns sA.s aa1et
tunlEx ~ Tie gray hairs 10 I'd 1t sn IT ~
teAl1dya2 aa2 kL!ck +n1rx TIT lar. Xrt us
taa Asuve Restorative " ali peron, Ia sss
chaaxs of heir hal=. EMARLE~ & ~ =
Skw Yo.k Juv .:,a. ,sa,
{ors nAlf being ths tfusasi ~ ,
eser sa* since usr< your t4r Er.otste IN a,ir ~;
whskers .h!eh vsrs 11ost white h4.e &+1iuAEy s.n
d11k: and ~ f.elcen6 ent tLat !sw tr.r ..,.,
re Of aid ncfuaa aass tcnrx non Anrn.
Pfisoas "ao peF7p.fe !ee'f+ J. h GlLHY.
% ~ WoD r. g. R:s2'*;o.. q: p,,-ay Ss~
aul 3n
, 1859-10-28

e Have you found j verdict: sud q JuJee
to Tue foreman Of jury. No, your honor, wc
have hrrted IN every corner Of tue room, and
there isn't one there.
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IF You HAVE DYSPEPSIA.
L Use H." Columbian Buffers
II you have HEADACHE,
Use the Columbian Bittcrs
Ii YOU have GIDDISEss or THE HEAD.
Use tie Columbian Bitiers
if yCu have DErREs-Ep SPIRIrs,
USc the Columbian Bites
II you have Piles,
Use the Columbian Bitter,
II you have no APPETITE,
Use the Columbian Bit,ers
u you have PAIN IN SIDE and BACK,
Use the Columbian Bitter
If you have SICK STOMACH.
Use the Columbian Bilters
If you have JAUSDlcE,
Use the Columbian Bitters
IL your LIVER Is DISEASED,
Use the Columbian Biiters
u you are subject To CosTIvESEss,
Use the Columbian Bitters
Sold at FIFTY CENTS n Bottle b,
Merchants generally, and by
HAYlLAND, STEVENSON g. Co.
Druggst, Charleston, y. &
IfisSELTlNE g. CURETON,
fT Agents for Lancaster
April 30, l859.--lO-ly.
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THE GIFTS.

Which are given with the Books, consist OF
Jcwelry, &c, OF the finest quality and OF the
best manufacture, aud are valued at the man.
utncturcrs' prices, and comprise large variety
OF Ladies and Gents Gold and Silver Lever
Watches, EiGht.Day Time Pieces and Bronze
Clocks, Ladies' Elegant Black or Plaid silk
Dress Patterns, Silyerplatcd Tea and Coffrc
Sets, Cake, Fruit and Card Baskets, Tea ard
Table Spoons, Butter, Fish, Bread and Fruit
Knives, Elegant Sets OF Jewclry, for Ladies,
including Bracelets, Brcastpins and Ear Rings
to latch, neatly put up in boxes. Costly sets
of Canoes, Mosaic, F!orcntinc, Coral, Ga:nct,
Turquois. Lava, and every variety of Jewclry.
Gold Lockcts, of all sizes, for Miniatures, Hair,
&c. Ladies' anl Gents Gold Pencil Cases,
with fine gold Pens Gents Diamond.pointcd
Commercial and EngrosSing Gold Pens, with
Silver and Ebony Handles, in boxes Ladies'
Gold Neck, ChateaiUc, Watch and Guard
Chains. Gents Gold Fob and Vest Chains.
Gents Sets, OF Cameo. Mosaic, Floren'nr,
Emamccd and Engraved Gold Studs, Bosom
and Sleeve Buttons, Cluster Brcastpins, with
opal centre and Gold Chains. Pearl Pocket
Knives, Port NonnSes, Cabas and Purses
Ladies Brcastpins, lar Rings. Finger Rings,
tuf and Chemisctte Buttons, Gold and Silver
Pencils. Crosses, Belt Slides, etc, etc, etc, OF
over II thousand varieties, varying from 80
cents 70 S25.
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HOS
ST 1Msn.i Is

For Aae care of Hy.p,l,i, L1iiy-.G.v,. Ntn,s,i.
F,at~r@cy. L,,: y trrr.il. "r a.y E@i"".
Of he Somaci "r kc~.J~. i,,,"'".j"y 'r,",..
bysrntryy Cotic, CHni.rt h,"'"'. d''.
In view OF the tat. tha "v. ~ m"ntcr "f
the human iamiiy i NOR az - subj cted I"
some of the above complaints. besides IN
Vulnerable other conditions in life. which.
hy the assistance uf IL lii;l. knuwlrlg" 81
exercise uf common sense, they may i" ahl'
;" Ia rcgulair their habits nf dirt AMI with
the assistanc" of good tonic. secure per
nauent health. In order {" accomplish th,s
desired object, the true course /" pursue i.
certainly, that which will produce natural
state of things at the least hazard m vital
strength aud life for this end DIR Hostcttcr
has introduced to this country n prcpara-
riun called HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlTTERS. which at this day is not new
medicine, but one that has been tried for
years. giving satisfaction to all who have
used It. The BittcrS operate powerfully upon
the stomach, bowels aud liver, restoring
them to healthy and vigorous action. and
thus hy the simple process "f strengthening
nature. enable the system to triumph over
disease. Diarrh9a, dyscnicry or hux. so
generally contracted by new settlers. and
caused principally by the chang" of Snt"r
AMI diet will be speedily regulated by
brief use of this preparation. Dyspepsia,
disease which is probably more prrvnlcn,
when taken in all its various forms, than
any other the cause of which may always
be attributed TO arrangements Of the digcs-
tive organs. can be- cured without fail by
using HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS IA per directions on the bottle. For
this disease every physician will recon-.
mend Bitter- of some kind. then why not
use mn article known To l." infnllihle 7
sl,.,i, nit,..rl
v"utivc of disease. and strengthening of
the system in general. nni among them all
thcr,. is not m y" found u u"rr healthy
p p.u,'r than the G,rman' from whom this
rrrparr TON "mauat"l. based upon scientific
experiments VIII ch has nit~uIrl - advance
tlI" destiny "f tl,iS great preparation IN the
IA m,dl"l seal, Uf science.
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Ertra class 2, dralUS Oct. 3, SO

E.LCF0 CtuSS =, O|OGOS oct. ., %.
And on every succeeding day (Sundny en-
cepted,) ut o'clock, T. NJ
lay" In this Scheme, there are 10 MUM
bers placed in the Whccl-from mp To- rs
and twelve of these Numbers are drawn
from the Wheel. II person selects one
Number out of the rs, aud that Number is
among the Numbers drawn, he gets five
times the amount invested If two select
ed Numbers are drawn, he gets thirty
for one il three selected Numbers are
drawn, he gets two hundred for one ::
if four selected Numbers. are drawn,
he gets thousand for one (; If five
selected NunbcrS are drawn. five thousand
for one If six selected numbers are drawn
fifteen thousand 10 one. Remember, if two
or more, selected numbers are taken, and
all of those numbers so selected are aot
drawn among the Twelve Drawn Numbers
the Ticket is Blank.
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In ordering Tickets or Certi tifcates.

Enclose the amount Of money to our ad.
dress for wh"t YOU wish TO purchase name
the Lottery in which YOU wish it invested
and whether YOU wish Wholes, Halves or
Quarters, on receipt of which, we send
what is ordered, by first mail together with
the scheme
Immediately aftesthe drawing, a Printed
Drawing, Certified to by the Commissioners
will be sent, with an Explanation
- Purchasers will please write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Office,
County and State.
sY- All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid
Immediately after the drawing-other prizes
at the usual time of forty days
All Communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or C. ccr.if-
Gates 20
WOOD, EDDY & co. Augusta, Ga.
or WOOD, EDDY g. CO. Atlanta. Ga
or WOOD, EDDY &. CO, Wilmington.
Delaware
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To Cotton Planters.

INHE undersigned is prepared to sell Cot.
L ton Gins OF The best quality at 81 pei
saw. delivered at the Charl.ltc, York and
y G, X. Road landings. The advantage
these Gins have over those shipped from
other States is, that they will last longer
one sett Of rlhbs being equal to three, the
brush covered with tin instead of cloth and
being more easily repaired and at less ex.
penSe,
Reference, John Jones. Liberty IIni.
JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT.
WHHsboro' MAY I. 1850. l2-6m.
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BLANKS ! DLAEKs,i

We would cali the attention of members O
the bar and magistrates Of this and thssur
rounding Districts, TO our extensive assort
ment Of Blanks. We have nov on hand
fall supply printed in excellent s'vle. aud
can ih all orders promptly at Sc, ,cnty-five
cent per Quire cash. -.
We are also prepared TO priat Briefs at
short notice, in handsome style and as Low
as IN" work can be done any where iu the
St,ie Cor ~s'L ef .E
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0 f B O O ks

Commissions aud inducements to climbs and
to agents who are willing to devote their time
to our business; so tnat those who desire can
have
60 GIFTS aud BOOKS without money. *.
We shall endca'or to establish an agent in
every town in the United States. so tbat all
who will may benefit by our liberal system of
trade.
NtW AND REVISED CATALOGUE,
ready for distribution, containing every dcsira
hie book, new or old, now in print and ac
acknowledged 10y librarians aud literary men
to Ice thc most complete and best classified ev-
or issued, without an exception.
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STEAM MILL NOTICE.

TIIE Subscriber respectfully asks the at.
L lcpGon of the public TO his STEAM
SAW MILL, which is now in operation
six miles East of Lancaster &. II. Bills
for Lumber will be promptly furnished at
tho rates below:
Inch Plank at 81 per hundred feet
I inch Plank 80cts "
Z inch plank, quartered s7i cts. per hun.
dred feet
inch plank 81, per hundred feet
Rough do so c's. per hundred feet
ScantIin thrown in to Inch measure at
8 per hundred
All picked Lumber 30 per cent higher.
All refused Lumber half price
In the measurmcnt of all qia' tered Lum!
Der the edge is added TO the Uidt5, and all
Lumber not named above f sold in The
same proportion
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
March 23, 1859. G-tf.
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GIFTS !1GIFTS /! GIFTS !!

ID. w. EVANS g. co.
THE GIT Broadway, GIT THE
FIFTH New York. FIFTH
YEAR. Established 1854 YEAR.
Th. following is n partial list Of proper.
| ty which will be given to the purchasers Of
Books at the time of sale: worth from
Gold Watches, English Le-
yer, Patent Lever and lie.
| pines, $50 OOto 10000
Silver watches, patent lever, full jcwelled,
hunting cases, opened face and cylinder escape.
ment, IL 90 to 40 90
Gold lockets-large size, four glasses and
two glasses with spring-largc and small size
with snap, 2 90 to l2 CO
Cameo, mosaic, aorentine, painted, lava,
goldstone, garnet and coral sets Of pins and
Drops. 90 to 25 90
Ladies' gold guard chains, fancy neck chains,
chatelaines, 8 90 to Is 40
Cents fob and yes: Chains, 20 90 to 80 90
Sets cameo goldstone, painted, mosaic, gar.
net, onyx, engraved and plain gold sleeve but
tons and bosom studs, 2 90 to l6 90
Gold pencils, with pens, large, medium, and
small, 81 to Z 80
Silver pencils, with gold pens, large, medium
and small size, double and single extension ca.
| ses, Oo To 90
Gents heavy signet rings, Ladies' gold chas.
ed and plain rings, 90 to Z bO
Gents gold bosom pins, cluster, with OPAL
scarf pins, onyx, garnet, &c, 90 to 8 30
Rich silk dress patterns, % 90 to 10 90
Cameo, masonic, coral garnet, chased and
plain oval bracelets 90 to 30 90
Silver and gold thimbles, 80 to 6 90
Gents pen and pocket knife, 80 to l 81
Pearl and morocco porte-mOnnaies, so to 9 ST.
Toothpicks watch keys, guard slides.
$50 to 3 50
Gold crosses, small, medium and large,
| 2 90 10 z 30
Besides other gifts, comprising q large and
valuable assortment of miscellaneous articles,
varying from 4; to $40.
The proprietors Of the oldest established gift
Bookstore in the United States, for the unn.
teuupted success which has crowned their ear.
nest efforts to please during the last four years,
would rctu rn their sincere thanks to the hun,
dred4 of thousands who have. in past time,
seen tit to bcstow their liberal patronage upon
them and would further assure them, aud the
public generally, that their long experience and
established capital warrant them in Offering
greater inducements than ever, and such as are
out "t the reach Of any similar establishment
in the country and propose, in this, THE
! FIFTH YEAR Of their location in New York
to Introduce NEW FEATURES, Still greater
attractions, giits OF greater value and variety
still larger aud better selected stock
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-02
HANGING ROCK
MINERAL SPRINGS

I>HE Subscriber has the pleasure 10
l. inform The public, that he has bought
his partners jnterest in the Hanging Rock
Mineral SPtings Hotel. The business here
after ill be eonducea solely by the propr,
etOr, who is now prepared %. the reception
and accommodatior Of visitors ana tragr'.
iers Ample arrargSn 2nis are being made
for the approaching Season, OF which more
anon.
w. NJ BARTON.
4 May /. 1859 I2-C