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T.,i,tnnninfs

TssfimoHIn's.
I regard Mr. Eddy a. one oiihc mos, capable
s,i .accr.sful practitioners With whom have hat
Official Intercourse.
CHARLES MASON.
Commssionet OF Patenis."
"fGtr, =, A,,,siiss ~ assprzr Isr'H,sr' LsiiA'y
s,aas ,-pl,Va p,,sss nsfs corpsi'ai asd irssiEor'
NV, aa5 -,o,r eapibs fpSi, iA'' applications ~
A, 70 ssssr, ~ iL', N 'arly aad (arorab' eos''d'
,rsf,s. aftks Paisai orr.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner Of faisnts.'
Bssiss. F.b. =, Is5s.
"Mr. H. X. Fd8r Ass s-ad' ~ ~ THIRTEEN
spahraiis.s, .. al lsi ONE ~ Witch paisni' Aar'
I.s. r-a.i,f, as8 tisie.sis asw psaS,sr. SssAsa.
.,,,alal psc.f gr'affiiszi aHd at,iy ~ h. part
Ted, sis rscs@ssi aH 'sr,His'si q sJTiyis A'a 70
ihr pai'si tAsy pay t'ss's = ha''sr iA'
l.f fiiAt.l aHss',ss tpisrsd fla' eas'', aad ~
10y fsssoaat!t oAa'E".
JOHN TAGGART"
From Sept. II. 1851. TO June ~, is1s. the sub
srth.r IN course II he l'fge p,sciicc. made, ~
Tu,cc rejrcisd applications, slNTEEN AZ
pEAI.S, EVERY ONEof which was decided In
hi.f,yof, b, the Commissioner of ralenu'.
u. n. EDDY,
BosroS. yan.i. isS9. ly5O
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p9 AGRTyrS.

No work will so amply rec gard The exeriions Q
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tion. Ourliberaltcrms will be made known on
application 90 the publishers,
ID. APPLETON 4 co, Publishers,
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To CIergymen aui Ministers.

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CHARLES MASON

IftffW1ninf.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one oiihe mos, capable
ssi .nccr..ful practitioners With whom have had
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STATE or MAINE

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sis.srs kalis- a. Par,s. ~ at f. ~ Csssiy q
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CommI.,l0neI oI PaIfnI.."
EDMUND BURKE.


Bosros.ian.i.isS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-03-23
Franklin Academy.

1--WE FIRST Session of this Institution
Il com nences lst Monday in January
next and ends lst June.
The second session commences Ist N,,,.
day in July and ends Isl December.
" The Trustees have succeeded in r.tnip
ing the services of MIR SAMI,. Nc.
CORMICK, whose proficiency in teachiuo
is surpassed by few. Young men can
be thoroughly prepared to enter any of
the higher insiitHli@Ds' Of learning in tine
Southern States. The Village is very
healthy, and there is rot, at present a
;grOg shop or PlHce where ardent spirits gan
be obtained in It, N'frr' -
Boarding can be- ob,ained IN private fam
lilies Mt $40 per month
. The rates Of tuitIon are The same a..
those in Academies throughout the State.
The Academy bniding is"How in com
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will Mt least equal those
sf other places, and to our District are held
out sneh Inducements rs we believe will OBJ
Viate the necessity of sending our Young
men npd boys abroad.
- b. u. MASSEY,
Secretary.
Der. rs, 1853. 44-if.
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ECLECTIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
1868.

The Editor of the Eclectic Magazine, de.
sirous of increasing it's circulation, and ex-
tending its usefulness as n literary Journal,
respectfully soiicits your patronage and .at-
tention to its uerits.
1. For thirteen years the Eclectic has
fonrd favor with the public, and high com
menda,ion from the press, for the sterling
worth and permaaent value of its pages.
=. lts design and purpose rs to present
to its readers the choicest treasures of
thought, and the ablest productions of Eu-
ropean writer's, as they appear in the Re.
views and Periodicals. of Great Britain and
the Continent.
~ g. These sources furnish many OF the
richest fruits Of the literary activity of the
agc-eloquent forms Of thought, taste, and
expression. These will adorn the pages of
the Eclectic.
4. This plan Of selecting the choicest ar
ticles from the noble family of European
periodicals, furnishes an amount of literary
reading. which could not bc obtained in lis
original form, except ut IN cAorbitant cost ;
ard the excellent and attrartivencss OF
which no one magazine could hope to equal
II is literary gold without dross-mental
nutrimcnt for Youth or age, without moral
poison.
5. Its combined excellenccs and permn-
nent value give it IL just claim to place in
every we'll selected public and private il
braty.
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NOSE S ETTE R s.
A NEW BOOK.

The Editors Of the LIRE GIa0c hay, in
contemplation the publishing of booa
The title of which will b., Lire As I.r Is.
or THE w RITINGs OF Our MnsE" which
ong@ VII not only contain all the letters
WHICH .aarS appeared in the GiraB; over the.
signature &! MosE,' but many others. rich
rare and spicy, that Lac ever Lrru rr,d
The Editors deem il useless To say ony.
'hin@ r9!aiIvc 30 the character Of the prn.
posed New Book, nor need they say rI,n, If
Viii be the Tost amusing work that has
oeeh issued IN half II century, for, il need
only 6c known that "MosE" wrote il f.
satisfy all on these .uCiLls While Il 49,.
bc I'm amusing wC'k illustrated with pro.
I1ai saGgns and cuts Ia show up person,
and things in their true light. i, will be rr.,
from PutSdrity, and, will have for it's chief
object the correction of the many absurd
lies so prevalent in the present day.
III viii be II book of over 100 pages prir.
Ted on good material. aud bound in pnpcr
cSFDT. Vo propose to put il Ia press ~
soon as sufficient ruuErT af names is re-.
'',.tu 10 )n'tiy The expense Of publishing.
80 Pr'ge Fifty cents for single copie,
Five copies I" one address, for 81. No
money required until the work is published,
oo' 'h"se who wish n copy of this rare
WORK should send IN their orders at once,
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whether they can venture upon is publica.
iion. Let the orders come M ouc, -. a..
wish to put the book To press early in JuIy.
~ All our friends are requested to act
as Agents.
WHITAKER g. BUNTING,
Editors Lire GiraBe.'
,o w Raleigh, ~ G.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
South Carolina SON of Temperance

IL is proposed to publish a nex Weekly
Paper nj Benneitsvillc, Marlboro District,
). G., as early this fall as arrangement, can
be nh.de Ia issue j..
The main leading object Of the paper will
be to advance the cause Of Temperance,
and especially TO build up the Order of th.
Sons at Temperance, believing this To he
The organization ut present that embraces
the entire State in the scope uf lis opera
lions, ana lar more systematic, efficient and
powerful than any human ins. rumcntalty
tha, has yet been devised for the accom-.
plishment OF what all similar associations
Propos.-the reformation of drunkard,
the suppression of intemperauce aud the
systematic training Of the rising generation
in la bits Of strict sobricty
To Indicate unmiStake eably the purpose
Of this paper, it will be called This Sourm
CAROLINA Son OF TEMPERANCE"
The offices of the NJ. w. T.. of the Sons
OF Temperance Of North America, and the
Grand Scribe OF the Grand ID. vision of South
Carolina, located at present where this pa.
per is to be issued. beside, being in "A com
munity of strong, leading. intelligent, ac tive.
well.nformed Sons o: Temperance, extra
ordinary facilities will be enoyed for rem
dering the paper all that the Order could
desire. Its main leading purpose will be To
deserve aud seeu RS the general support of
the Order in South Carolina but il will
embrace news Of interest 10 the Urdpr pen.
orally, and "a sp Temperance organizations.
Subscription are therefore solicited from
Sons qf Tels perance in other jurisdictions
and other Temperance Associations and In
di'iduals, aud from all who wish the cause
well.
The paper will be ~ medium size, well
printed-lndeei, the entire Office manage
ment will have the benefit Of experienced
Printers and new and superior materials.
III. JUDGE MOORE and JAnas y. POWELL,
Projectors, under the firm of MOORE s.
POWELL.
The paper will be published by lanes T.
Powell and edited by II. Judge Moore, ns.
sisted by Maj. ID. ID. Townsend, VI. w. p,
Of the National Division OF the Sons Of
Temperance Of North America
Sufficient encouragement having been al
ready extended TO the enterprise to render
II certain that the paper will be issued early
in October, subscriptions are invited imme.
diateIy from all who favor the undertaking. !:
and, as the Proprietors intend TO adhere
STRICTLY TO THE CASH SYSTEM
advance payments must be made In All.
cAsEs, or the paper ioiH sot be semi
TERMs-TWO DOLLARS Der aEnum,
in advance.
Address, MOORE g. POWELL.
Bennettsyiile, 3. G.
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THE law OF NEWSPAPERS.

!. Subscribers who do not give express
notice 10 the contrary, ar. considered as
Wishing TO continue their subscription.
,, IL subscribers order the discunlinuance
of their papers, the publisher can continue
to send then until all arrenrages are paid.
g. IL Subscribers neglect or refuse to
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they are directed, they are held responsible
till they settle their bill, and order the paper
a~IDtlnued.
i. IT. any subscriber removes 10 another
place without informing the publisher, aud
their paper is sent 10 the furmer direction,
ihey are held respcnsih!e!
3. The Court has dtCided that refusing
to take Newspaper from the office, or re
moving and leaving it uncalled for, is primd
Jdcie evidence of an intentional fraud.
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ERYsIPELA AND SALT RHEUM.

Are two of the most common and yirtuept
disorders prevalent on this continent, to these
the Ointment is especially antagonstc, its
"modusoperdnd" is, ,hrst to eradicate the ven-
ON and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS
Cases of many years standing that have per
tnaciously refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have invariblc succumbed to
few applications Of this powerful unguent.
ERUPTION on THE SKIN.
Arising frcm bad state OF TIE blood or chrppi,
disease are eradicated, and a clear and trans
parent surface regaincd by the restorative ac
ton of this Ointment 1t surpasses many OF
the cosmetics add other toilet appliances in
its power to dispel rashcs and other disngurc.
uents of the face
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THE MIGHTY HEALER
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

The free admissions Of all Nations, as well
as the verdict of the leading Hospitals OF the
Old as well as the New World, stamp this pow
erful remedial Agent as the greatest healing
preparation ever made known to suffering man.
Its penetrative qualities more than mar
velous, through the external orifccs OF the skin,
Invisible to the neaked eye, it reaches the seat
Of the internal disease; and in all external af'
fectons its anti-inhammatory and healing vir-
tues surpass anything else on receSd, and is
Natnrc's prcot allv . g wee
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Terms.

The Eclectic i- issmed on the first OF eve
~ month. Each number has lii large oc.
tavo pages, on fine paper, neatly stitched in
green covers. Twelve numbers, three vol
umes, with titles and indexes. Twelve or
more embellishments, and nearly 1900 pa
ges in year. Price, S5.
w. ii. B;DtIEII., Publisher,
No. 5 Bcckman Street, n. Y.
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THE FARMER 4 PLANTER
REMOVED TO
col. VI BIA, $. e..

HAVING purchased of Maj. Geo. Sea
j i bonn This popular Journal, have re-
mdved its place of publication 10 Columbia,
and will hereafter issur it from this cI,v
at regular stated periods
Feeling confident that such journal is
greatly necdcd in ths State, and believing
lhat itwitl be sustained, if located at the
C"pn"l "f the State and conducted with
spirit and ability, have determined on ma
king the venture, and call upon every Far
mcr and Planter in South Carolina to en-
courage the enterprise by their patronage.
IL will be printed in the finest stvle Of
Typ"grnphy, wit. new ,tvpa, or fno PAPER,
handsomely embeished, and eight pages
added 10 its to,mer size.
l'rIce only ONE DOLLAR per annum al g.
ways in advance.
a corps of The best practical and srieniE
ic Agricultural writers have been secured,
and its Editorial department will be under
the care of one of the best Farmers in the
land.
The Cash system will be fgidly adhered
to, and no name will be entered -on our
books Until the subscription is paid.
TERMS:
] copy, one wear, ...........$ 90
copies, one year, r,............ 500
IL copies, one year. ..... 10 90
Address, X. NJ. STOKES,
Columbia. ). e.
Feb. l6, l-tf.
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BLANKS BLANKs!l

We would cait 'tbe attehti6in' Of members o
the bar and magistrates of this aad thssur
rounding Ujetficts. 10 -onS extensive assort
8f Blanks. We bays 'pow on hand
n full supply printed in excellent s'yle, aud
can ill nil orders promptly 70 sesenty-five
cent? per quire cash. $ - r"..,
We are also prepared to print Briefs at
short notice, in handsome styIc.and as low
as the work can be done any where the n
State for caGbp Il, .T.
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Wood, Eddy g. Co.'s
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
Chartered 10y the State Of Georgia.)
c A P ] 7 A L P R l ,Z,E
S. 900
TICKETS ONLY $40
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
AS the members Of our firm have, by
way of purchase. become the owner of the
grants chartered bv the States of Delaware,
Kentucky. Missouri. aGd part of those il
Georgia, under rhb management Of Messrs
Gregory 81 Maury of Wilmington, D.la-
ware, We have deemed it eXpcdient to
change the halrt o. ear firm. oi! and after
January Isl, 1859, lo'that Of WOOD, ED.
DI s. CO. who will hereafter have the
mahag gement of the Sparta Academy Lot
irry. and the ulhers, a,, above named,
In all transactions We have cndeav orcd
To- conduct our business with integrity aEd
pr"mp,ncsS, and we can assure the public
that the patronage heretofore bestowed on
US i we'll deserving Of being transferred to
our successors. very respectfully
5. SWAN g. co.
Augusta, Ga. Dee rs, 1858.
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TIE
NEW YORK WAVERLY,
AND
Literary Home Circle.
DEVOTED TO the THRILLING, THE BEAUTIFUL
THE INSTRUCTIVE, AND THE REFINED.

The design of this paper is to furnish a
literary companion for every Home Circle
III the land--a weekly friend, bearing to
each aud all,--an instructive and entertain.
ing "te"st'ot gGCd things :" Il choice bouquet
of all that is rich and rare in Art and Liter.
nture, Original Stories. Novelettes, Roman
ces' Poetry, amusing Anecdotes, Science,
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Sundries.

EANCY Candies, Raisins--whoIe, half
y and quarter Boxes. Paradise nuts, Al
honds, Butter, Pecan nuts. English Wal.
nuts. Cocannts. Herring, Cove Oysters
Satmond, dsobsters, Pepper Sauce, Tomato
&c, &c. Fresh, just received by
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These Periodicals ably rePrescn, the three
great political parties OF Great Britain IFhig,
Tory, and Radcal,-hut politics forms only one
feature of their charaGtef. is Organs Of the
most profound writers on Science, Literature,
Morality, and Religion, they stand, as they ever
have stood, unrival,st in The world 81 letters,
being considered Indispensable to the scholar
and the professional man, while to the intclli-
gent reader of every class they furnish more
correc; and satisfactory record of the current
literature of the day, Throughout the world, than
can be possibly o6tai cd from Gny other source
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the principal reguhl-

The Livct Is one OF A. the principal regufa-
tons of the human bo-At Idy; and when il per.
forms its functions . well, the powers of
the system are fully F. lievolved. The stom.
ach is almost entirely - dependent oI the
healthy action OF the ~ Liver for the proper
performance OF its 90 Ituncti0ns - when the
stomach is at fault, - 1.-THE bowels are at fault
and the whole system - suffers in consequence
of the organ-thc - .LIvER--having ccas-
ed to do its duty - For the diseaSc OF
that organ, one OF - the proprictors has
made its his study, in - "a practice of more
than twenty years, to - lind some remedy
whcrcwith to couu tcract the many de-
rangemcut to which - it is liable.
To prove that this - remedy is at last found
any person troubled ~ with Liver complaint
| irt ails forIa, has bot =, TO try bottle, and
conviction is certain. =
These Gums re-. ! move all morbid or
bad matter from the - system, supplying in
| their place healthy - How of bile, invigora.
ting the stomach, X causing toalI to digest
well, purifying the q blood, giving tex Z and
! heath to the whole ~ machinery, removing
! the cause of the dis - casc-aifccting a radi-
! Cal cure. ~
Bilious attacks ~ are cured and what is
| better, prevented, y by the occasional use
OF the Liver lnviSo-E rator.
One dose after &C eating is sufficient to
relieve the stomach lQ and prevent the food
! from. rising and Sourng.
| Only one dose taken before retiring, prevents
Nightmare.
Only one dose taken at night, looscns the
| bowels gently, and cures CoStivcucSS.
One dose tahcn after each meal will cure
Dyspepsia.
c9- One dose of two tcaspooufuiS wialways
relieve Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for female obstruction c.
moves the cause OF the disease, and makes a
! perfect cure.
+ only ouc dose Immediately relieves tholiC,
while one dose Q,tcr repeated is sure cure tor
! Cholera Norbus, aud dprcvcntivc OF Cholera
- Only one bottle is needed to throw out
of the system the effects oi mcdicim" after a
! lSur sickness.
| ~" One bottle taken tor Jauudcc iCuOvcS
all sallowncss or unnatural color from the skin
One dose taken II short time before eating
| gives vigor 10 the appetite and makes food de
gcIiwcll.
Shc dose often repeated cures Chronic Dia,-
yhc'a in it, worst forms, while Sunncr and
Bowel complaints yield almost to the first dose.
| One or two doses cures attacks caused by
| Worms in Children thcrrS no surcr satcy, o.
| Specdicr remedy in the world, as il never fails
~ few bottles cures Dropsy, by exciting
! the absorbcntS.
We take pleasure in recommending this med
cine as preventive for Fever lnd .iguc, Chill
Fever, and all Fcvcrs of "a bilious Type. 1t
operates with certainty, and thousands are will
ing to testify TO its wonderful virtues.
| An who S-o IL nrc giving ;hcir unanimous
| testimony in ITS favor.
tS- Nix Water III the mouth with the In
vigorator, and swallow both together.
THE LIVE INVIGORATOR
l. Semitic Medical Discovery, ana a. daily
working cures, Gmost too great to believe. It
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TIE WEEKLY STATES.
PUBLISHED BY
PRYOR d. HEISS,
AT
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Subscription price-$l 90 per year.

With the view of securing the largest
possible circulation among the masses of
the people, the proprictors of The States
have determined TO reduce the price of the
Weekly paper to
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
TIE States will be conducted with an
exclusive regard 10 the principles of the
Siate.rights Democracy, will be independ
rnt of factions, and unbiased by partial
interests-im short, will continue on the
line it has pursued under it's present man
ugement. We presume it has given II
sufficient eXemplticauon of its principles
and objects To di-pense with the necessity
of any formal professions.
Located Vt the Federal Capital, The
States has great advantages over other
Journals in procuring important and valu
aLlc information relating To the affairs of
government. LIS cenlrai position ,liso ena-
blcg il TO procure the earliest foreign
and domestic news, and in its columns will
always be found matters of interest appcr-
tanning to Literature Agriculture, and Com
mercc 80 -
The price Of subscription is fixed so low
that it brings the paper within the reach OF
every single person who desires good
and reliable newspaper. We therefore APP
peal /" our Democratic friends throughout
the county to aid us in securing The States
an extended circulation.
To those who will take the trou6lc OF
getting us up II club Of ten subscribers, al
the rate of ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR for each
subscriber, We will send II copy Of the
Weekly States for one year gratis.
PAYMENTS liz all cases reOtirei in utiranct
Current money in The different Statcs re
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All letters should be addressed TO
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Those who prefer not scnding money by
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from the wheel, with tire amount Of tie
prize that each one is entitled to, will be
published after every drawing. in the follow.
ing PaPers:--Augusta (Geo.) Constitution.
alist, Mobile Regis;er, Nashville Gazette.
AeW York WeekIy Day Book, Richmond
Dispatch, and pauIding (Miss) Clarion.
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Below are given n few Of tho vary au-.
merous estimenials l=:eiy received in favor
of the Eclectic.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-03-23
WIT AND SENTIMENT.

Neutral in politics free from all secia.
rIanism, yet hold and indetcEtent Each
edition Of this elegant specimen of artistic
skill will contain eight super.royaI auarto
pages, on fine satin surface paper, and will