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TIE Markets.

NEw YoRX, December l6.--The Cotton
market has advanced &c, and Middling Up
lands are quoted at lilo.
CHARLEsToE, December l8.-Cotton the
transactions to day reached fully 1000 bales,
Mt the quotations Of the morning The
sales comprise Ii bales at 10 20 at lot ;
40 at 10 SIG; 2s8 at IOi; 25l at lOs
100 at los Is2 at IOI IT2 at II ; 2s9 at
lit, and 5s bales IT lI4c.
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET, December
2.-The sales Of the week sum up 81 900
bales, Of which spectators took 1900 and
exporters 1000 bales. The market is doll,
and all qualities have slightly declined,
amounting to partial decline of al I'd. on
some grades.
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THE GREEN BOOK.
Just Published, 15O pages, Price 25 cts

ON Single And Married Life or The Insti.
tutcs Of Marriage its Intent, Obligations, and
Physical and Legal Disqualiications the ra.
tonal treatment OF all private diseascs in both
sexes, &c. To which is added poctical essay.
entitled "Callipaediae or the art Of having
and rearing beautiful and healthy children, by
the late Robert J. Culverwell, Esq, VI. d.
Sent FREQ OF postage, by the Publishers, Chas
Kline Co, Box 1886, New York, or Dexter
* Co, Wholesale Agents, ll3 Nassau Street,
New York. Agents wanted everywhere,
Also, Gratis, al extract aud sample Of the
above, entitled Dr.. Culverwelrs Lecture on
The rational treatment OF Spermatorrhoea and
private diseases generally, detailing the means
10y which nvalids may eiiectualIy cure them.
selves without the use of dangerous medicines,
end at but little expense to themselves. Sent
Tree by mail in secure envelope, on thu re
ceipt OF one stamp, TO prepay postage by al
dressing,
CHAS. KLINE l. Co.. Box 46sS, n. Y. City.
Dec. 81, $50. 45-ly.
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Take Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the undersign-
~ ed, by note or account for the years
lS57-5s and SO, are hereby notified and
have notice, that he has made Il change in
his business, which requires all indebted
ness to be settled ut once. All paper not
satisfactorily arranged on or before the first
January 1860, will without respect of per-
sons be placed in the hands of an Attorney
for collection, as further indulgence cannot
nor will not be given.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, Dec. 81, 1859. 45-5t
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Congressional.


We are indebted to our exchanges for
the annexed items Of Congressional intel.
| ligcnce:
| WAsRISGTuN, Dec. l3.-SExATE.-Mr
! Clay Of Alabama. made Il speech in reply to
! Republican Senators on MIR MaSons IIar
! pcr's Ferry resolution, lie was confident
that the election Of Black Republican
! President would necessarily result in Il dis.
! solution OF the Union. The South were
| forewarned, and should be forearmcd for
the hour of trial.
| HOuse of Representatives Mr.. Sickles.
of New York, made II speech, showing that
! the South had not violated any compacts o:
compromises, and declaring TINT the patri.
oIism of the North would be- aroused for
the defence of all the rights Of the South
WAsHINGToN, Dec !Senate.-Mr
! Wade, of Ohio, saw nothing improper in
Helpers book. He cuIogi2ea Old John
! Brown" ~ II hero.
= discussion respecting Helpers book
then ensued, in which Messrs Brown, of
Mississippi, Mallory, of FioriGu, and Cling
man, Of North Carolina, participated
Mr.. MasoH's resolution of inquiry into
! the late outbreak at Herp-r's Ferry was
unanimously adopted.
! House Of ReprcSenfqiires.-Mr. McRae, of
| NissiSsippi, made m eloquent speech in de.
! fenc, of the South. Mr.. VuIIandingham,
! Of Ohio, exposed the atrocities Of Helper
aud his associates, and referred in appropri-
ate terrs TO their infamous circular, recon
menhing war on the South.
| Mr. Ashmore, of South Carolina, said
/ that the principles recommended by that
circular were now being carried ont in his
! district. where m infamous man had been
arrested, and in his possession were found
copies Of Helpers book.
Mr.. Cobb, of Alabama, exclaimed, hang
him hang him !"
! December 5-Senate.-The following
! Committee wns appointed, under Mr. Ma.
sons resolution. To investigate the Hnrpcrs
Ferry affair: James VI Mason. Virginia.
Jefferson Davis, Miss Jacob Colarner, Yer
mont Graham N. Fitch, Indiana. Jane,
r. Dooltte, Wisconsin.
House gf Representatives -Mr. Na!lanGig.
ham, Of Ooio, made speech, which was
replete with home truths tor the Abolition.
lists He declared himself in tavo. OF the
fugitive slave law, and would give to the
South all her rights of property in the ter.
riories, and whatever else the Constitution
secured 10 her.
Two ballots wero had for Speaker
both resulting in 10 votes for Sherman
80 for Bocock. and l8 for GiImer the re.
mainder Of the votes being scattering .-
Necessary 60 n choice Ia.
Messrs. Haskin, of New York and Hick.
man and Schwartz, Of Pennsy lvania, profes.
sing TO be Democrats, haze gone over Ia
| Sherman.
WASHINGTON, December l6.-HOuse oJ
RepreSentatiUes.-Mr. Bonham, Of S0uth
Carolina, replied to remarks made by
Black Republican, speakers. He said, when
ever II was found expedent, az declared by
them, TO use force against the South then
| the Union would be dissolved.
Two votes were had for Speaker. The
second ballot resulted as follows
Sherman, Black Republican. an..,.....lII
Bocock, Administration Democrat. .Ss
Boteler, South American ..........25
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DR.. Hostetter's Bitters have received
the warmest oncomiums from the press and
people throughout the Union. As a valuable
tonic for the cure OF Dyspepsia. Flatulencc,
Constipation aud general nervous debility, il
cannot be approached. Every day new cases
Of its great effect are Chroniclcd through cur
public Journals. There is nothing equal TO the
enjoyment to that which the afflicted Cxpcr.
ience when using this valuable specific. Its
mld tone, its sure and vigorous action upon a
disorderCd stomach, and the cleansing of the
entire human body, should recommend it to
all classes Of our community. All that will be
necessary to convince the skeptical Of its
healthy effects, is to purchase a bottle and be
convinced.
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally,
everywhere sB- See dvert:sement in anoth.
er column.
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SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIREsIDE-This
ably conducted paper is Just entering upon
its second volume, and we are pleased TO
learn under :he most hattering auspices
We know Of no paper that il more deserv-
ing of success; not only because it j. n
home enterprise, but because it Il just snch
a weekly messenger as should be found
around every Southern iireside. It's sever
al departments of Agriculture, IIoriicul.
ture and rurpl and domestic economy are the
most complete Of any journal of similar
pretcntions that we get; while its literary
department is constantly supplied with arti.
c!es from the abest and most popular South.
ern wEitera. 1t is published in Augu sta
Ga, at the low price $3S year in advance
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FELLOW CITIZENS
AND
FRIENDS OF THE SOUTH.

hereby infurm yon that you can buy
Saddles nnb llnrneNs 0f all kinds cheaper
than they can br bought laiS side oI Mason
4 Dck>on's Line.
Bu-gy Harness from II to 10 dollars.
Carriage - tOT5
Saddles fran 10 to 40
Gund Spanish Saddles at l3
Al work warr,ntcd. Kruurirg dome
neat aud cheap. Work delivered any where
tree "' charge.
DIV Hides taken At I3 cents, paid in work
80 cash pr,cr.
EGrCUEHCE .--Nr Rob, SIM, Mr lanes
Caldwell ani Mrs-r- Houston Il IInwir.
and others. My shop is nj Rock llill = G..
MILES JOHNSON.
Dee 81. 1893. IJ-3in.
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For The Lancaster Ledger.
A New Volunteer Company in Lancas-
ter.

Mr.. EDITOR To secure the iiberiy and
protect institutions Of the South, should be
the object and aim of every pctriUt in our
midst. Whilst there are stern duties in our
State Legislatures callirg in imperious tones
for the best efforts of our truest, firmcst
and most practical Legislators, and whilst
there is need in the halls Of Congress for
the craftsmanship and high legal attain.
ments Of our boldcst, most scientific and
wisest men, there are also at home duties
snG labors Of Ro less obligation and impOr-
lance for the performance Of the citizen
soldicry of the county. Representatives
in the Legislative branches OF Governments
may, undisturbed by Ernaticsm and insur.
rection, enact wise ard useful laws, but the
thrilling eloQucnce and practical good sense
Of even RutIedgc will fall ineffective and
powerlrss amid the rage Of passion and tu-
luult cf !anatcjsm. Statesmen, when the
ciangor Of arms and thundcrs of war are
hear6, and the desolatons of ana rchy and
misrule seen ard felt, may eXpostulute 10
the nsurper. and sway listening senates and
grave cabinets IN certain lines OF policy
but the far seeing sngacity and irresistible
l'gli OF even Calhoun, can never dive
oacE the invader and qneIl the storm. The
march OF usurpa'ion, the noise of war, and
the dread consequences OF INSTRUMENTATION
and lnsuTcctlon against the settled forms
Of Governments, can only be ares ted by
The strong arms and stout hearts OF the hon
est yr"mHnrY OF the country. The people,
the centre md source OF all power, after
argument ana st"tesmanshlp have been cX-
hauSlcd in vain in cXpostulaiions against
Impending danger must, at last, 10y their
own 'hheren' power resort TO arms, sup
press the MmuIts OF t"nalci~m, driv" out
the enemy restore peace and quiet to the
country ana give safety ana protection to
their rights ana i0er'IeS'
Then in view OF these duties mad respon-
S'o"'ueS r'S''hg upon the citizen soIdlery,
1t Is the pant OF wisdom ana vaIor to pre-
pare IN some organized form for any emrr-
gene! mat may arise. 1t has been truly
s"'"' 'h"' "e'ern"l vigilance is the price Of
lIoeriy ana I'm lime of peace is the time
10 Prep'r" tor war; The humble indi'idu
n! whose name appears at the bottom of ;his
""c'e' would therefore respectfully sug-
ges' inc prophet! OF forming new voIun-
teer company ut Lancaster Court House.
ana would also through this medium cal
"Po" '"e young men OF Lancaster District,
10 rally 'OSv'her and form company A
paper lot me enrolment OF names will be
0",'eD AT ii'sseI'l"e @ C"reton's store
- may DC s"iu oy some that there is no
necessity ior all tnis-that there is no dan
ger OF disturbance from any source
lnere Is n" immediate danger, we grant,
OUT rom 'hc signs OF the times there is
"""s'' ~ ''e u'S'""'r' NIre"hy mas the
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SHERIFF SALE.

pN VIRTUE OF sundry urits og ii "a to
ID me- directed will sell at the residence
Of w. J. Curr'Qh, in Lancaster District. on
the first TUESDAY "a January next, within
the legal hours Of Sheriff Snles, the follow.
ing personal property 10 wit
One gray horse, ore sorrc! maze and calt,
one small Wagon and harness, one snf,..
one table, six chairs, one carriage, three
pots. two pI0w stocks, five plow mnuldS.
twO jars, two jugs, one looking glass. one
saddle and one shovel Levied on and 10
bc sold as the property OF Roht +. Anicr.
son, at the suit Of John ]. aud Robert Il
P"ncr, w. J. Cureton, ct al.
Conditions cash.
II. HANCOCK 5. Id
Dec l7th, I5-pr 81 rs.
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Committee OF VIGILANCE We are in.
formed by n gentleman from the neighbour.
hood that there will be meeting of the
citizens at II. r. Magill's Store on Satur-
day next, for the purpose o: organizing an
association to protect that section from the
corrupt influences of Struggling abolition
cmisslrics
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The Test of ~ Years Experience has

The Test of IL Years Experience has
proved the superior quality OF Hrgrman, Clark
a COS Genuine God Live, Oh 1t is promoun-
ccd 10y Phy ,icaus the best remedy for Con.
sumption, Scrotua, Chronic RhclEnatisn, &c,
ever discovered
Caution. The value OF this remedy de-.
pend, upon its putty, and in order 10 so,ur.
our customers pure article, pre- o! oar firm
went to Newfoundland tG supcriutcnd the
manufacture OF our OIL and We warrant it pure.
See that the label has the eagle and mortar,
and the signature over the cork Of each bottle
as there Is great deal of cheap, inferior oil
palnod OF for genuine, to the great injury o!
patients.
Ask for Hegeman, Clark & COS, and take
no other, as many have been cured with the
Gcuuiue WHO have used others without any
benefit.
Useful In Every Family. Paint, Grease Pots,
etc, removed instantly gloves, silks, ribbons,
etc, cleaned equal to new, without injury to
tie most delicate color offtbrics, by Hrgcmau
4 Go : Concentrated Bcnzinc, only % cents
per bottle. IIcgeman & Co., Druggists, l6l
399 5ll aud 756 Broadway, y. 45-3m.
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GIT TIE BEST DETECToR.--Petersons
Counterfeit DGtector and Bank Note List
for December has been received by us, and
is corrected by DreXel & Co. the we'll.
known Bankers and Brokers' The number
issued this day fully describes Seventy five
New Countcrtri,s, and contains full drstrip-
tons Of all bogus bank notes that are be.
ing altered To suit various banks all over
the country, and which are being put into
extensive circulation. 1t also contains sew
eral other pages Of every valuable intorma-
'ion of everything pertaining to bank notes.
II has been considerably enlarged, having
now forty pages in, and contains occason-
ally, FAC SMILES of several hundred gold
and silver coins, besides. We have no hes
itation IN pronouncing 1.-THE most complete
reliable and best publication of the kind in
the United States. 1t should DC in the
haGds of every storrkccpcr in the whole
country and We would advise all persons
who handle money |" send One Dollar in Il
letter for II years subscription, TO the pnb-
fishers. aud thus subscribe for the m"ntnly
issue Of it at UHrc or Two Dollars for the
semi.mouthly issue. 1t is published by r.
B. Peterson \ Brothers, No 300 Chestnut
street, Phiiadclphin, To whom all letters
should be addressed A copy of "rctcr-
sons Complete Coin Book,' the most per.
feet and complete Book Of Coins in the
Z 3
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Gbr Ir0Qt1.
LANCASTERVILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 81, 1885

sS In order that the hands in our office
NAV enjoy the Christmas holidays, we will
issue but h:f sheet next week, and that
will be issued on Monday morning the Doth
Advertisers will please hand in their fayors
by noon on Saturday previous.
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I. o. S. N.

a Lodge Of the Sons of Malta was or
ganized at this place on Friday evening of
last week and the following officers elected
and installed for the ensuing term
b. j. WIlhcrspoon, &. G.
Ii. J. Hancock, V.G.
J. D. Wylie, g. 6.
}. a. Hasseltinc, S. md II.
J. r. Lark, c.
a lialcs, G. +
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Flat CREEK. K."-lIas not compiled with
an important rule of our office. When the
omission is supplied, his article will be en-
titled TO n hearing.
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SENATOR CHEsNUT's SPEECH.-On our
first page will be found the very able and
interesting speech of Senator Chcsnut, de
lvered in the United States Senat. on the
resolutions offered by Mr.. Mason.
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EXECUTION OF BRowN's ACcoMPLICEs-
Browns accomplices were all hung on Fri
day last, without any disturbance taking
place. There were four rf them, viz =
Cook, Coppie. Green and C"pelard. TIE
two first made an Intellectual attempt to
escape on The night previous
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NrssIssIPPr-On the 9th instant bill
providing for the exclusion of free negroes
from Mississippi passed the Lower House
Of the Legislature Of that State. by vote
offs to 8, The provisions OF it are to 90
into operation on the lst of next July
The ALTERNATIVE Is being sold into slavery,
with the right to choose their masters.
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SENATOR HAMMOND. The Charleston
Courier says it is rumorcd that Senator
Hammond will resign his seat at th close
Of ;he present Session Of Congress. He
is now confined at home by indis8osition
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New Advertisements.
80 LIKELY NEGROES TO HIRE.

The Negroes belonging to r. A. r. Cum
ningham will be hired at my residence for
the ensuing year, on Thursday the 9th
inst. Persons having the Degroes the pres
cnt wear will please not send them TO me
until the day before or the day of hiring.
DIXON BARNES, Guardian.
Dec. 81, 1859, i5-2t
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Ma. EDIToR Please announce Mr.. VIM.
RoBEETsoA Candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election and oblige his
friends WAxHAws.
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THE VOICE OF MASONRY AND TIDIYSs
FROM THE CRAFT.-This excellent sheet,
devoted exclusively to the interests of
FrecmasOHry, Is now commencing its Sc.
cond volume, under the same prosperous
auspices as before. Mr.. Rob Morris con-
tinues rs senior editor, with the same intel.
ligent corps Gf associate and assistant edi-
tors Mr. f.. u. Cooke continues his travels
through the Lodges OF Europe and Asia, as
tie correspondent Of the "Voice" These
features when compared with the very low
price of the paper, 8 per annum, comm end
il TO all whc are interested in the subject
of FreemasOnry.
From the columns of the "VOice" we
learn that there are now 1902 Masonic
Lodges in the United States and British
Possasslons, with $4,000 members. 10
the most of these Lodges the "Voice" now
circufates as the great organ of the fraterni-
ty, and from them all the innumerable facts
and tidings are gathered which fill its col
ums, and renderit so interesting to the Ma
some reader. We cordially recommend
this journal as an exponent of Masonry,
aud hope its circulation 10 this vicinity will
be largely increased. Address Morris g.
NJ onsarrat, Louisville, KY.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce MR.
AMOS NCMANUS, candidate for the
OiIice oC Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
tie ensuing term and obiige his
MANY FRIENDS.
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AlR EDiToR BY announcing Capt 4.
$. NlSBET candidate for Tax Collectof
at the next election you will obnge.
HIS FRIENDS.
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Negroes for Hire,

I WILL hire at Craigsvile on the 81 st
i inst, three likely Negro boys, the prop.
erty Of John H. Ste ward.
j. II. X. BELK. Guardian.
Dec. 2lst 1856. 45-2t
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The friends Of Capt j. b COUSART,
announce him a candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, at the eEsGiGg term.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Ma EDIToR.-By announcing Mr.. X. c.
POTTS, a candidate for x.Colleclor at
the next election you will obige his
MANY FRIEHDs.
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PRATT, OAKLEY & CO..
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Series of Grammars
Pratt, Oakley q Go. Publish Comstocks Series
OF the Sciences
Pratt Oakley q Go. Publish 0ney's Geograph.
ical series.
Pratt, Oakley & Co. Publish Dodd's series Of
Mathematics
Pratt, Oakley & Co. Publish long list Of 9th.
er good School Books.
Pratt, Oakley q %. Publish Catalogue, sent
free aud post paid.
Pratt, Oakley q Go. Sell School and Mscellan.
eous Books generally.
Pratt, Oakley a %, Sell Gap, Letter, Note
and Wrapping Paper cheap.
Pratt, Oakley q Co. Manufacture Blank Books
OF ell kinds.
Pratt, Oakley & Co. Sell Envelopes, Notes,
Drafts, Cheeks, etc.
Pratt, Oakley & 90. Import French and Eng.
lish Stationery.
Pratt, Oakley & Co. ssll american, French aud
English Stationery.
Cheaper than any House in New York.
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HILLSB0R0 N. C. MILITARY
ACADEMY.

I>HlS Institution Is under the conduct Of
Col. G. C. TEN, late uperintendent
of the Arsenal Academy at Columbia. Tn.
discipline is strictly military and the course
of study similar to that pursued in the =. e..
Military Academies. HilIsboro is on the
n. G. Rail Road 1870 miles from Charlotte.
For circular address the Superintendent.
Dec. l1th IL 3m
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Pleasant Hill Academy.

LANCASTER DISTRICT, S. G..
TINE FIRST Session Of this Institution
L will commence on the third Monday,
10th of january, 1860.
TERMS FER Session FIVE MoNrHs.
Primary Branches s..............S7 81 to 10
Philosophy, Botany, Astronomy,& Is 90
Latin, Greek, higher branches, &c., 20 90
Incidental Expense. sc............,. so
~" This institution enjoys advantages
equal 10 any in this State in regard to
health. 1t is situate two mile. North Of
the hanging Rock Mineral Springs, near
Church, PostOtticc. &c.
JAS. x. CARLISLE,
Principal.
7 S. Good board can be procured in
good families at SO to 10 per month.
December II. iJtt
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so u T Ii G AROLIM A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Christopher Small who is in the custody
of the Sheriff of Lancas' sr District by virtueS
Of a Writ of Cdpias ad Satisfdciendum at
the sui; Of John Adams, having filed in my
Office, together " ith Schedule on oath Of
his Estate and effects. his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas praying that he
may be admitted 10 the benefit of the Acts
of the General Assembly made for the relief
of insolvent debtors. IL is ordere that the
said John Adams, and all other the creditors
to whom the said Christopher Small is in
anywise indebted, be and they are hereby
summoned and have notice to appear, be-
fore the said Court at Lancaster Court
House on the third Monday in March next
to show cause, If any they can, why the
prayer of the Petition aforesaid should not
bc granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Office of Common Pleas Lancaster Dist,
this l4th day Of Doc, 1850. 45-3m.
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Announcements.
FOR CLERK

MR Editor The many friend, Of Mr.
II. J. HANCOCK, announce hmn n caudi-
date for Clerk of the Court for the ensuing
term.
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Mrs f. ID. +, \. SonthwoFtl3, rs II Hcartlcr,
c. Cavcndsh, L. 5. n, Miss Caroline Wilmot,
a. ID. Mnnson, ESD Miss Cora Holmes,
~ IL Perrin, Esq, Miss +. W. Robinson
VIM. Earle Binder, Esq, F.. H. G. Judson, Esq.
Reyncll Coates, NJ. d. Ben r. Poorc, EsG.
c. W. Alexander, Esq, c. W. Robinson, VI. II.
Col. Geo. W. Crockett Seth'nroVIow -,
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT ANU Pills, a certain
Cure for Scald Hcads.-lIcury, y. Maria, 10
and john Amcs, Q, Of Apaachicola, Florida,
~cre AL three affected with this disagrccabIc
malady ; Maria in particular WAS in wrctchcd
plight with it, and although there were many
remedies tried, yet the melady did not seem to
decrease, indeed the disease spread itself all
over the surface Of the head, to the grca. an.
uoyamcc OF the parents and discomR,urc ol the
child the blood of the others was equally im.
pmrc. At last the parents put the three under
a course Of Hoiloways Ointment and Plls,
which cured them all in the space of nineteen
days. Their health ms since considerably im-
proved. These rcmcdic, are also wonderfully
rHcacious in all diseases O. the skin. l.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-12-21

S. C. DEscHAMPs, late Ordinary for Cla.
rendon District, has aSsconded, at the ex-
pense of several gentlemen concerned with
h,m in business and Of his suretivs.