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MORTGAGE 4ALE-Wherras> on the 9Th day af
tnne 4. D. ls21 h4es A. spnnk executed his n.6Hkafe
to the zu*t, s.c!a G1n.ls onsr seeure ths
ra,ntaf 4 b. tire p"nlsa.y n4ss Of d.se saa -
rayae In t~a. anil three fn h-r dstr reptet-
irey u. undersigned 3na thxeoy EottE %ed nt two T..
IN lack :. In Tho eouny alAnnn " u. taxn Of
Mnr.% GsuuLy cnunsJ. AMI. wkrr7A Hiram &. blas %
the .h ,12y Of Iune lS xeeut his NOR 70 the un
d.1sisnet, such 'uumseas!. 70 *eum VsJmens Ct
his hsee rrnissp1y nf late uit aad g EoF
thtT ears elh p1yahe In mr. two 7ad thee years rum
.se u b. n,tsa I'd nd d<rsey .ostssksd
haf 0f the NH vert la'ter II see1lou tweaty-
eght f.st. n town.hp r. 1ty.sesen (sl n1th q aHks
eevtu MI esst Of the third PRINCIPAL msEtn ID CooS
euntr, jInot. And whsnaA. s.Id exnx h7fh Hats r
f4 In kep yter1 Of the two i4sk u sa :ts uasuIto
and The <tt Roh hasb de astautt y ths p!u~nt u
u he pwrr% u .ssi r.psSss ott7fes sensssa s.e
and -fvri C- 1s IoeeT. f'f the Eur, said nrr
r. re.tea, -1 a"e r4kbsc~af, l7y II Ae:7s q; p
fsi, x eloek 1h uesn Il sd y, II public
sst.-n l<hess ll:f for ea.h u Ae d IN .*ct q
fhe u-= In The city OF Ctlseu. county u Coak
II ,e.l nj The d setitd Fns.etA II ii esate
w;1h quMy Ut rd<up ID Il s4A aors<ass ,hef. IN
Of ~, n.uct be IN make The oEky
due on s4k psus.t.suEJ uutes ~lth CT! e ~;
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y. = rig: ~ sit pssass: hsi: .:t1.s t. The es1 of
ctlessa. County Of took- aad > AZ e m lasnass -.
Master Il Chsn ery of The Sup II cvurt chtraxo.
chteak. ~. s:sa. -: u. sx .ees
fOli IAI,tGE NAiE.-l1c tautt
N having been p~le IN .hr payrc.t Of cert In Fro
n5 "a. IS II. VIA of 3"e, iisasT : ,sa i FIX.
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IN s:u.seys asviioe u The n..th tast u nceA taneh
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ly.1tdza,s. las y GCRheY. Ao!t1.ste-
ATASrslsS S->l.E.->ttte OF ILL.,
W n.s* Cook ceantv. S:-sup r'us c"u,t of th.'
eaE7.-.u Ch.netIF. Mt!a' IL -ltl"y rs taac Ar
des-,a, Ge's.e rs<el sl7rn Llan.ernlza and John
fs,i:k -l.:ll l.. For s. No1sak..
turstnse p II e7*tl ,,sr 9.eF - the .hcys En-.
til ;he .1trenth Il. tf Jul. H. D. ls0. Ira
= thaa sty .hs superior touEt Vt Chi
g. IN the county II! ~ .f"'r.. .ha o. thx .es*a.
n@m ef ,;d -. Al fhe n,'th dur II she So.r ass T.
the city II AARn. Guok uGty atur Aa. a+ll AZ ptflt
- ID. tEheee hltef fF ch ~ The f~o.trk as
md sar u iin T. 70 wir:EIhr ~t.s dse ae,rs II ie
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~ss< .tAI ~ s1utanes* i.S, y. N! . .os
s' Aoen unity nnetsS}s nt'". t@"pss ~ ~ t
N. - .A 1.s. .Ma t.st = 80, =.
GaAsse9. 14y .4 1aA- l-79 ---ase.
FhNiei7< kE%s sA1 -fEhnrna.
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DOYS HIGH SCl1OOL.-Tha
neztterm xf1i eosneoce MONDAY, Aprll 18th. 15;s,
n J. SAWYER a. Ii, will continue 70 receive vn'J
twsntrdye nups into hts school his RESIDENCE III Mon
roe :res and ha wishes to apply for admission unic
tter ne determined Ia do well for Themselves Fer th<
of those xdstted pAiaa viii he kr1rd EJ
h. %s+ehe~s 'AN
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DRY GOODS.
WnlPPLE, ALLEY l. BILLINGS,
Ea11fze*r1a1 md WEo.e41ls u<zltrs II
BOOTS AND SHOES,
l89 South Water Street,

Ears eaasantiJ a hsnd tssxe sock os ksoa II vass-
t:es and quallues
or THEIR OWN MANUFACrEKE
Which they v1 as1 law fr eash satlstoJ paper u
short dates All goods nanueurd hy them warranted
IN guilty md workmanship. New goods received every
week keeping the xssoent complete through the
n Buyers In the lsr and country respectfully soil
cited to ca!l and exaE!ae the stock.
4. IL WHIrPLE, Chicago NJ
ALLEY Il billings, BHikton. Ne pysl.Sua-dsS9
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I 4 E e STREE r MILLS.
- - chsa ssaJztyl& aE4 :
NEW WaEAf Y1oCE-A supe4A Axtaei ftdkE Seosa-
"a Ak9 What To or 1umsr1os u seds - eE=*~to..1
NaHc cal md ~s I'll khaw tes :teat ktAA Y ~ akI*
EEYTNS. NoETI9 Co ." 3yt4
, 1859-08-02

0FFICE OF SUPT. OF PUBLIC
~ Wosks. City IT Ch!ea-n. July i. is2.
St7ed prpt<als Will re received II the City Clerks Of
Ter until MuaaJ. August lst l@9, at oe.tk r.. for
the inE and MaSadans1nx VI Halted skttet TRIM
fI1Tt,1a Chicago -CAEi!n< to rpetiocA
tina In n,y o1ce- A-o. far Er.in: Harrison ssfwrt
fru tae = uthEestea rhak1v.d set T. ths " L!uhs
}y-. tsLsss II. CLEVELAND. Sups
, 1859-08-02
Is. w. Thomas Il Co.
no. s NErIloD1sr CHURCH BLOCK.
Jeft-3m-d:64 corner Of Cl.rt- srt .t-.h,,a.,. 80.


II "1" 17111119'
'e1v tfa eo.eT Of Rush aud Superior ftrcctx Price
se4N~-&i.6D eash. ha]ancc In !, and ycaI.
kxst fecf White strc+t mar ren nav Rt.6 i,b +vo
ffa'ae houses. r1ice 81 ,sso. A's"~' "AA1 '"'
1set % lninota nea Dearlo.n street with two frame
no.. aoass' s.o a91e' high. Price tGooo. cash, ta
b. ". THOMAS CO.,
s,-.,,.. No. Metbodta Church block
-Ie.9-ataaa1 Corner Ctark and Washington &tre4ts
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sosk IRON Aad THREE BRICK and IRON Frout
.SHA ,Pi 1ye ssSss hsEh With perfectly DRY takencnta
I pe eo!e ga sacrifice fur part clAh, and talspcs
q. g. r1s r9nst IEs's sore. are new md oeenpy
fouK NEW BRICK AND IRON STsRES, n2e aone.
IA ha:sneuts. fa1 cash, and remainder OF easy
nH,s These FnTes elt,tated In tie cent of the
g3ty-Gn one q! the tett bustne-s Hrsets AND WILL.
~ S9Ln At NEARLY THE COST Or THE
doUsE AND Lat on Clinton near Polk street, Lot
fF.ef 70 h7if cash, tatance 10 yeaT
A14tosEO FARM ct clghty-ooe a0ex clkht mttes from
1,orrtth4s ths coe5 @ Aoass Il srr=: hsrxala. '''''
0ouSE AND LOT ON WABASH AVENUE. pear
l*eath ascef- Honse Is rew and contains a! ruteru
napso,snsns: The larger por1icn q TIC pu1chase
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-31

PEACH PRESERVES. Peaches If pre-.
served whole, should be gathered before
they are fully ripe pare and cook tender
IN little water. If in quarters, crack the
pits of half Of peaches, and add them
Let the syrup simmer down quite thick
before adding it to the fruit, and when
cold, cover tight and keep free from heat
and moisture.
PEACH WINE.-Take nearly ripe fruit,
stone 1t and bruise to pup, put eight
PoGncs Of the pulp TO one quart of water
and let it stand twenty four hours then
strain out the juice, and to every gallon
add two pounds Of sugar. Turn into a
cask, and when fermented and become
perfectly clear, cork tightly in bottles.
PEACH DUMPLINs should be steamed
instead o. stewed, as that would break
them. Serve with common sauce, or lem.
on sauce, Of one lemon cut fine, one Gun
butter and large cup sugar.
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Selftt puetrp.
The Deserted Wife.

He comes not-I have watched the moon
60 down,
And yet he comes not. Once it was not SO,
He thinks not how the bitter tears do flow
The while he holds his riot in the town.
Yet he will come and chide, and shall weep,
And he will wake my infant from its sleep,
To blend its feeble waiting with my tears
- V! how love n mothers watch to keep,
Over those sleeping eyes that smile which
cheers
My heart, though sunk in sorrow thick and
deep;
] had husband once, Who loved mellow
He ever wears frown upon his brow.
And feeds his passion on wanton's lip,
As bees from laurel flowers n poison sip.
But yet cannot hate. o there were hours
When could hang forever on his eye,
And Time, who stole with silent witness BY,
S.rewed, MS he hurried on, his path with
flowers.
l loved him then-he loved the, too. My
heart
Still finds its tondness kindle if he smile.
The memory Of our loves will necr depart :;
And though he often sting me with dart,
Vcnomed and barbcd, and waste upon the
vile
Caresses which his babr and mine should
share,
Though he should ,purn me calmly bear
HIS madness and should sickness come and
lay
Its paralyzmg hand upon him, then
would with kindness all my wrongs repay,
Until the penitent should weep, and sap
How injured and how faithful had been.
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Ajlllll0rQllG.
a Predicament.

Last evening handsome Iookin,, wo.
man was passing down We,, W,t.r S,,oo,
with little basket Of er.,S IN her L,nJ
and when few ward, from the Men. me-.
nee barn, WAS knuckpd down n,, ,:,......,...
walk. Her cries hrougtr , ......... .y,t..
wer to The Rescue, who >,w. To- lbs ..,..,.
IL bi.Iy.yoat that evidently n4J - Lo,y
too much, doing his best TO ,.lr ..n ,nI ..
the poor woman's misery. The ,.,oA.,
tried to scare the goat away. nn, ha
wouldn't be scared. lie tired I'd elm the
lady up, when JuH came tue nr,rd Of
the goat against himself and lnn b,;t,y
together came, icr the goa, give n.n AN
other, and down he lvIl cro,>wl>o the ia.
dy, to the serious damagr "fa dozen fresh
eggs.
Help :. cried the lady :: yet iii Of me.
yon viI.ian,' sWd the injured female.
But, my good wpmau.'-an bu,t
went the r,urh horn Of the GOAT ,,l
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DoN'r You Do l1.-The man who
found out all the philosophy contained in
these few prcctPts, was a solomon
When you are offered great bargain,
of the value Of which y,u know no!L:nr,
but which you are to ge3 AT La.fprice,
being you'-don't YOU do il.
When young lady catches YOU alone.
lays violent hands or you. expressing
kiss in every glance don't You do it.
When horse kicks you, and YOU feel
a strong disposition to kick the horse in
return-don't YOU do il.
Should you happen to catch yourself
whlsteIng in a printing Office, and the
printers tell you to whistle louder-don't
You DO it.
If on an odd occasion your wife should
eXclaim to you, Now tumble over the
cradle and break yoUr neck, DO don't
YOU do it.
When You have any business to trans
act with modern iuancier and he asks
you to go and dine with him-don't YOU
do it.
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Selerte1 sturQ.
NEVER MARRY A WOMAN
Until She's had the Small Pox.

l" NY S"'cSe udN = VI MERIDA l was IN
the habit, along with my companions, Of
ru ming n good deal about the suburbs
or Iha! city. One Of our favorite haunls
"as the r"r;iro Of the parroquia (parish
"huch) Of Santa Auna partly because
this WAS very romantic spot, but more
parIicu AIRY, should imagine, because
the little image of SAT- Francisco de Paula
that stood wirhin the church was much
ircquented by the ninas of Merida. |
know not why such especial devolio was
lavIshed on this saint, but certain it is
that he was a great favorte with the
young glrIs-both those entering upon
maidenhood, and those about TO take
their leave of it. This, however, is mat
ter foreign to our subject. Let us return
to that.
In this portico Of Santa Anna, we were
in the habit Of meeting, frequently a re-
tired army otficer-an lnvald-wbo had
many traits Of originality about him. He
and at length became acquainted, and
10y degrees our acquaintance assumed \
chhfscler OF confidence in each other,
and from time to time we entered into
conve sarion. The name OF the militaire
was Vasquez-Dou Toribio Vasauez.
One evening encountered Don Toribo
IN The portico, when none Of my compan
ions were with me. and the following dia
iogue passed ibetween us
'SenorD Don Tosibio, d, appears to me
that you are always con,enled. You have
tbeensery happy in your time T.
-hSHsppp! answered he, with grand
sigh, 'Ab! my young friend, you know
little OF my pas: life, or you would not
say So
How Did anything unfortunate oc
cur to your
'C"sPHs Anything unfor,una,ol-
Why, sir, | married beauty that had
never had the small pox-ah Cha,
did =
why, Don ToIibio, l can see nothing
that savors of bad fortune in thai-no,h.
ing that should have rendered YOU un
happy
Hear me, fiiend, have no, finished
yet. II you will have the patience TO
listen, shall tell you the whole story :;
Tor l have taken fancy to you, my liz
tie fellow. and it may serve you for
warn ng when you 60 to get married
yoursrlf'
Very we'll, | will hear il with pa.
ten;
well, then sir, I was JUS, TWENTY-FIVE,
when the devil put il into my head to 90
in search Of sweetheart, for the purpose
you know T.
FOR the purpose Of marrying her.
Precisely so-for the purpose OF mar.
ryIng her. | had neither father nor
mother, nor grandmother, nor uncIes, nor
aunts, nor guardian-no., in Short
Any one to prevent you from carrying
out your intention
Not soul. / was absolutely free 10
marry when and whom pleased--ihat
is, with the consent Of the lady herself
'Of course
Certainly, Of course that. Well, sir,
to my story. IN the neighborhood of
my house there liVeda family where there
were FIVE sisters Young girIs, of course
Young girls, Of course
'AIl Of them. The eldest was OF some
age. industrious, talented, very much mis-
tress OF the house, Of agreeable manners,
graceful, discreet, and Of such judg-
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LANCASTER H, SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. Ar 81 1850

time to time applied straws vigorously
through gimlet holes, in the cask, thus
procuring an article with whi.h they
smacked their lips and pronounced good
brandy The color Of brandy had been
impaired to the alcohol by the dead DO q.
dies Several railroad employer. have
abstaned since the discovery and we
hope their abstinence may be permanent.
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lyruultur0l.
The Art of Horse Tanning.
lhrranycd for tie Conri"r by "Palmcuo."

O,r ,ho,no :. 49, ,
weather 70, wa ,nns, w h no'Se' .,'',, ""u no' the
en- U1sgaDi ,ha, 81 SaI 90 po' :n'.'eI % say
ravs on omr Iov,,oI t,. 80 'T"''uS us merry
hat wo aro ~nJoro,;,, ,o,1" "e'' Will 'uty' ana
Grafton, Win TeInH;.,,na Jm,S (m' S.'o~''9 op
harness. and we maEo yir,uo We 80 ,',, 'nlo
tv when wa resnmo I ,i,o ,,n,, ,"'u' % "e'eSS'
Wv P'' ~ 0''''
T,r "N" a NURSE 10 HARNESS.
lake a harness aud 60 through Il .
same process that you did with the sad
N''' u''''' lie IS iami.iar with 1t, and that
you can put 1t on hlm and rattle it about
without alarming him. This accomplish.
co. put on the lines, caress him as you
Hraw .M them on hun, and drive him about
"'' lie Will bear them over his hips. As
soon as the ANNA! "a familiar with the
harness ana lines, lead hun to and round
4 hght gig, let HIM stand by it, look at
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-31
BAULkI&G HORSES.


"A horse generally Oaulks in harness
from m'sm'nag"ment excitement or con-
Iu''""' Ne''r IN Stch cases use tic ,CLcip.
't"" ""u ca',S h'm, he calm yourself,
'HI 70" WI" keep down the excitement
VI t'ie ""rSo' IL you wish to start a horse
'""I ""S 'eeh O"a.Ked, whipped or badly
uSe"' "Ppro"ch MIN gently, hang the
'"eS D" '"' "ames, nuIoose the check
't'">, "n" ''' t's anim"i "tand a few min
, u'e, N '''' co""'''on' until you can see
"'"' ''0 Is 10 longer excited. While he is
ross h;,n anJ ., ,D,.',' nsor' t,"t al" ca
ney" as YOU please. TLis dnnn n.n,,..n '" m,"' ~
start him turn him r.r,Iy - r,I ,La r",1 r;,.;, ~
without I.,rino him mil an 49,. 49,.
then sion him wi,h = tinI yarI .,'I I'o.,' ~,
ress him. Now. tprn him L,cI, =" ,%o
left. bv the s,mn nrrn'.s ani ~ " ,'"', ''e
apaip turn him +, ,br r;,,I, .,o,I,, ,,.,' ~, o'
in the collar o;y. ,ba vorI oYJ '''"'
ta.c him wbeTa Won r,ooso 7 ,,o.5r '.T';' ~.
a bauIking borse-i, i o,Iv olI;na g. =
to fire. Should the horse nr'vo re,. ,,,I. ,',,
born. vour o,ly aI,a,na,in, - - ~, ,"''.
patience ip,o nyorc..a S,r",, ~ 1''' , o",
hi, fore Ieos end L., him s,,rn ~ 'o
sition for Two hours ,Lis vii n,, r,;rr,o
subdue the aniuo Uavi,o, ay,,;,,,l :,
under its proper ha,I yo will Inr.
mark, that for copouerin., = bi,;r, hor.o
there is no,hinp eonoI n = Iarao ,rnaaa,'
gag bit. A muzzle nrovan,s = Iorsa C.on'
bitinp-a nap cures hin, f,r mL,n L,a
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THE Lovers PUzzLE.-To learn TO
read the Following, so as to make good
sense, viii puzzle almost any one for a
little while.
| thee read seethat me,
Love is devn win I'll have
But thataad yoa have you'll
One and up and you if.
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Coon BRASDY.-For The past four
years cask has lain in the Union depot
in indianapolis, Indiana, uncalled for. A
few days since il was opened and found
to contain the bodies Of pal, Of twin
babies put together IL Siamese. Blu.
the LIQUID (alcoboD which bad originally
surrounded these remains, as q fluid pre-.
sentative, had all been drawn off. The
fast young men about the depot had from
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-08-31

AIMS In LIFE-Young man are the
aims Of thy life such as these Dost thou
employ thy hours Of leisure, such as oc-
cur in the hours of rest from labor and
business, in reading, study or meditation
II so thou art acting wisely; for thou will
thus lay up for thyself a portion that will
stay BY thee in every trial and conflict in
cident upon life's pilgrimage. Not so
however, with the young man who finds
his chief and almost only leisure in the
gratifying of his appetites and passions
A dark future awaits him. While the
former is at home evenings with his
books, the latter is abroad with his con.
vivial companions. wasting his time and
money, and by his vicious practices and
sensual indulgence is enfeebIing both
body and mind. In this way his charac-
ter is corrupted and destroyed, though he
may for while keep up his reputation,
which, however, will rot last long after
character, its only sure foundation is
ruined. Beware then, young man how
thou spendest thy time ! AS is thy youth
so will thy old age be. Three terms being
given. it is nowise difficult to find the
fourth or final result Biu6ton Banner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-09
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
on TuT CUHE

rOn THr CuRE
Ca.fr,-,s,, Jiuai,s,. Dyspsp.is, f-i,gss',aa. Dy'
ssf,',, Fol Sig-,a,A E'ysp,ii', H,iiasAs, P'i's'
RkD@ai,r.. Er.Jftsas asd Niis Dissasss. Lifs'
Css.tlaisi. Doggy. Tdi0, Tsw1Ts AID Sah
RLg@, Worr.,. Goui, Nss'alsia, a. DHHu
PA, aad To- Pur'y,sg hs Ri1od
The, stc Sugar coated 90 that the most scnsr
tive can iaks them plrasanlb, aBd they are the
beet arcrcul 10 the world iof all the purposes OF
a iam,ly ph,''c.
Price. % Goats per boN; Five boxes ior ~.
Great numl~fs Of Clsrgymcn. sia,''m,n, fhN'i'
clans and sm,nsnt Ietsosagcs, have lcni their
names io sstiib the unparaIlc useiulrcss Il ihc'c
remedies. lot ouf space here will not permit The
in.rtt"n IT them. The agents below named fur
ni,h grstis our American Almanac In which they
afr gi,sn; Nth alsn foil description Of the above
comp hinl.. spd the treatment that should h. iol.
LOVED Zoe iht,' cue.
10 MT h. pot n by unrr,uciplcd dcalsrs With
Other preparation. ihsy make notc proht On.
Demand ANtK's and take ~ others. The SICK
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,houil have ~.
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Tmnet: Bauovs s Ellis, Canton; A,Sood \
Co.. BUckfsld. Chssr s Co, DNhcld. aud BY
al drugg,sts aud merchants. 70
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
THE GREAT REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, and
i<rIpITNT CONSUMPTION

A ROUT .iN ,eat. ago the Europcsn Cough
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II !, 10 L. presumed that but lev are now unsc.
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~ Iublished ior the bcns6t oi olhetsi u - from
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The European Cough Remedy u prepared by
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