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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-27
ST. MARY's SCHOOL,

Right Rev. THOMAS ATKINSON, d. D., Visitor
Rev. ALBERT SMEDES, ID. D., Rector.
Rev. FREDERICK FITZGERALD, A. ~, Assistant.
TIME THIRTY-SEvENTH TERM OF THIS SCHOOL
II will commence on the 9Th of July. For a circular
containing full particulars address the Rector.
June 22, 1850. Sod.
Register, Fayetteville Observer, Newbern Progress.
Washington Dispatch. Elk City Pioneer Norfolk Herad
Press, Petersburg, Va insert 10 the amount Of ST. and
send their bills to Dr. Smedes
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-27

A MoNsrER CIrY.-The city of Jeddo, the capt.
tai of Japan, is said to be, without exception the
largest city in the world. 1t contains 900, 900
dwellings and the unparalleled number Of 8, 100000
inhabitants.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-27
GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.

TOWNSVILLE, DAVIDSON Co, N. q.
TIME FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE 9TH
II July, 1860. Board, including washing: fuel anu
rooms SIS per session of 81 weeks Tuition solid and orD
mental branches correspondingly low.
For catalogues address j. W. THOMAS, f'esL
June IA lSe0 25-wG
~ Spirit of the Age and n. c. Christian Advocate
copy weeks, :. - q :. = -. Il
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BETHEL ACADEMY.

~ i. ]. HUKNkk, Pr5BespoA
WILLIAM W. BAIRD, AssocsGte.
VIywO TERMS, OF 7wENfY.ONE WEEKS FACE
compose the scholastic year The Spring term abs "a
the cd MONDAY in January, and the Fall term ans -
MONDAY in july.
The price Of board and tuition is sixty dollars term
REV. J. & MONTAGUE,l ..-.
j. +. NEAL Trustees
d. A. HARRIS,
W. II. LAWSON, o.x
W0odsdale Persaa Gu, dune is, 1862. 2ss-*sL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-27
FRNKLINTON SCHOOLS

INILL BEGIN THEIR NEXT SESSION on THE
" second Monday in July, under the direction of
GEO. W. NEAL.
June ls, 1860. At
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NOTICE.

TINE NEXT MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Il of the Raleigh DE- CASTOR Railroad Company will be
held in Raleigh, on THURSDAY the 5lh July, 1850:
W. W. VASS,
Treasurer and Secretary.
Rlegh, June Is, 1860 4S--td.
a Petersburg Express publish twice week till day
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-27

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n in the RALEIGH GAS LIGHT COMPANY, will be
held on SATURDAY, 18th nst at AZ p. NJ At The office
OF the Company, over Williams Haywood's Drug Store
June ), 1860. 45-td.
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JOHN W. GRAVES,


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
YanceyviIle, N. C.
June z, 1859. 59-w&swlypd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-27

they have repudated the principles of their own &C
ton in the case of the Mississippi delegation.
But the action of the majority of this committee
in the case of Georgia has gone one step further in
its disregard of the acknowledged principles of the
party. The convention which the committee put
on an equality with the regularly authorized con-
Vehuon, consisted IN great part of persons who Just
participated in the regular democratic convention of
the State. The regular called convention consisted
OF nearly. 400 delegates representing nearly all
the counties OF the State. The resolutions Of the
convention having been adopted by a vote of 299 to
Al, these latter withdrew from the convention and
organized anew. Thus the majority of your CON-
mittee have exalted the pretensoEs of less than
one-eighth of the delegates of the State convention
to an equality with the rights of seven-eighths of
the democracy of the State.
In the case of Louisiana, the old convention,
which originally appointed the delegates to Charles
ton, was reassembled on the call of the executive
committee of the State, and by decisive majority
accredited the Charleston delegates to Baltimore
The reasons for This action nave their parallels in
the case OF Texas and Delaware, which have recev-
ed the sanction of the committee. In Texas the
delegates came back accredited by the democratic
executive committee simply-it being manifest i'm
possibility, from want of time, to assemble the par
ty IN State convention; and in Delaware under
the usages and rules Of the party the old eonven-
ton was assembled In Louisiana there was time
to assemble the old convention, but not to order an
election of delegates in the several parishes to meet
4 new convention. The executive COMMITTEES did
everything it could to get the expression of the
views of the State. 1t reassem5led the old eonyen
ton, nearly every parish in the State Being repre-
sented and accredited the Charleston delegates to
Baltimore.
But the convention whose delegates to Baltimore
have been endorsed by the minority of your COM
mitee was called at the instance Of two local organ
izations, and of DR.. Cottman, former member Of
the national executive committee Of the party. The
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-14

ppr9eitern benz eroBeu 6euer 3uiab, feline l9B.
ne 9cloeae lbr uno Settle $3.50 mertb) seitpb.
len. gr ltano in eit1em Saufen bon Wenldeu
uno nebrere junse Surlde 6~rdn9ten 1id an
ibn.
Bg@ unleren @efangSeretnen
sur Sea6tun9!- g8tr MAIDEN Die Sc
Ian9pereine auf bic Qn3ei9e Der 81 ep > gUr>
ter Sef'D ele9attpn aufmerflam,
gSSOr. 9 Wap II e'S B II a III III e IL
seester g8jlbtri6en. Sprup BELT oprheflib b~artnafioen 9ufen,
@rtftun9en, glutipeten. guitr0b enentS ahbum0, 9etrrtei&lperoen
&tseln uno NufletBen in Der &eble, R~urSatbmi9rCit uno Stitbu.
ten, iomte ale S%rant9eiten tss 9alies unO Der 3eble, her gruit
ober Der 9un9e. 0ieie ar3net retni9t su9tet1 uno Idutert SaS glut.
gu baben in Der Office cts ogSster" 6u 81 per 6lai&e Deer 8 6la-
i4en su 50. so.
@~ SollDWaD'8 Wiaem
fir Wtater un6 aabere @lteber beS wetbliden @ei1l.dt8 iOaten in
.ieoer Samtlte iein, gum @e6rau1 III auen J6aen BON unre9elmd-
Bi9tett Der Suucttonen. Gle ito umi&6blib unb Wrtialn unb
regulireu bic Or9aue.
gu boben in Der 6abrit $50. 80 Wtatoen Sane gtew-DOre uo BET
allen Dru99iiten gu 25 Cts. SO @ts. uo 81 Die S6abtel.
(Oe3lI1H
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@etDnacbtssM msei0em.
Iir Nie ~SSpihnnchten.
Da9,1mt

2ebfuten. @orntben, 0toiirer, Manoeln, nit uuo c6ue S9a
len, tIere 8adBlttter, @critaunt ccutiGe 99eli9Haiie &C. .,
biui9 al pettauIca I'M GrDben 10 ME I'M 6leinen bet
0enrp y. 0tetb unb SB9ne,
G59,1 Int go. SO 9%anpperfr.
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Ser9ni0mn9spl6te.
sa @rpRer Sabresban
t@@a OcS SSceola=S taulmt8 9tD. II. uSNW
8ebaltem am rs. De3ember CATS AM g8eubna6t8taoe)
in benz prattppaen Saote Ger

NSY"'ieH HW 90 Oe6SWpeF Jaw QW XSet9nQut9ta9e)
in benz pra1tpcaen Saae Ger
New-Nemb BIZ =NpDm8.
Obt9er Stamm mabt BEN Maitalieeern ipmic ben Or6,nsbrit6era,
uno Dem publttunt bic ~er9ebenite An3ei9e, baB ct an pben3enauu-
tent Methnadts. Nbeno etnen 9ldn3encen Ban baLten pirb, Der e-
ner Der 8ldndenbiten btder S0iion su werben peripri6t, ta feline
WtIbcn nod Soften 9e19eut worben itnb.
Mer ouf ben triberen Baden hes Osce0la.S tantmeS uu8 nit
ttiner @e9enpart beebrte, wiro sewiB in iebr g1eIe 3ufueten oe.
Itelt wOrben ietn uno 9emib auG sieies Otal ntbt ~Serfaumen, un8
nit ietner @e9enpatt gu beebren. @s Wro elm Mispart errtdttt
1~eroen uno Gle Snbtaner in ibrem pOlen GOitim eri6etnen,
Capt. Sbretbers pples WeuFt-Gorp8 lift eu9a9irt unb mtrb ce
Ed93lultt en- in iteter 8epe9un9 erbaIten. Nas 6idt uno NtGer
anoetrlrt, 10 baben mir ben alten beltebkn Scbn &Bbler III 2etnr.
go. 10 Wteeer au8ertoren, ter nut oeuti6enl Wstu unb @erIten.
la1t t&Irteps uho 9dnlebraten) ale ~buu9rtgen unb b~uri9en see.
Len erqHtten wiro. Nu@ Wtrb Der beliebte Gproitpr ST.. @utpn
Sa9er tets berctt ien Die perebrten @aite nit ieinen O~etfate6en
Su bebienen.
&ifets fir etr.n Germ unb Dan,.n 8u 81. 90 limb Qt.nts an
Der saile unb BET benz anter5ettneten @pnite gu bobeu.
g. Seimann. grr1tbsr. Q.@b, 8. Rclider,
J. ~. =. 9alb, y. 81. 6. 2uoWi9,
Il. @b. 8, @ei9erS, g. 81. 8. &pblbepp,
Up ". Slttrin, y. s, ItIaer,
g. Gb. s. Otter, 9. 8. Gobel,
.. Gb. g. 9ens, s.. amrbetn, Setr. (D.lI-25
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D yIeuer SUIT nnS WSii4seu~0 abcn.
go Meineu Sreunben, 8etaunten unb ~lterbaupt benz eee6..
ten gublitum bic ersebene InSeise, CAP tb metne1 Sut. uub Sap.
SO, 43 8altimpretr,, 2, iS6ar bon Grebertdtr,
nit Der 9rb6teu Nuspabl neuer mn mpberner Waaren fir ben
g8inter 0~ereben babe, upb Sete ate nen Runben bic yert8errtno
oab t9 BET gutter g8aare Bic biui8fen Yreiie Rellen werbe.
lin 9Ih8en I3upru1 btttet ~sr0ebenit
Ottl6s GbaS. 3te8tsr.
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Qefet! Qefet! Qefet

taufen.
Sie nebnen @irsinta, 0prb-G carolina unb anbere Hoten 10 om
pie Baltimore @eIo an 3abtun9. &S lit rieies cine quite @ele9tn.
bsit fir S8neiSer unb Ssinsr iOate %Ssridumer, ft3 cine f0l9e
Wlaidine an3ni6affen.
@tn Sober, Der btees Gtest, ipeib 8epi6, no bas gertaufstptal
SaGtimOrcir. sebsn. &eridumt tteies nt9t, Gteie Weai8tnen &c.
boren onertannter @eiie gu ben 8tjten. W6ebr ais $4,000 fnt
td9t9 I'M @ebrau4 All &Sden, Meften uab 9oien. Gs rtrr
beut6 %9eiprDben.
RS Sragt fir bic so, 2-18 9ou-Gti@ f6aeGe Deuidine fr
Sdneiher. 1EA Hpp24, Int
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-03
Aobtrtistmltnts.

~ ID xrrrD O IN
-. II Il w In O. w.
MARKET Wharf
OFFER FOR SALE THE ING
~ articles, by tie American ChEFer ship " hA1uEa
nrv CnodS
CssS hI-a 1--r-- pssg Ns,,A--,- sa,4Ds
r. him 49,, r. -. 90 -.
Gases hickory shirts. EHNs 2 F. deaius,
WOODEN socSs. Gases denim pants,
balrs -p-sh oASs- Eases regatta e-iitS.
Bales ocrlAps,
Roots. shoes and Jpafher.
Nrs-,s 49, .,.. h----
NJ r,-S 49, -
49, ----Esh---
Mems zip br'-tHs.
Mems patent leather shoes, Srged ans IeEged
Men I.-k boots
L"ALsT l-a>s
Rf-cfnE leather
Co.
LAS " SFl meal Naes NNAs AeScIuE,
IL, h-il--ui EOlF. green peas,
lNt Dds crushed sugar, honey.
baiTe.S eNtra vinegar, lobster,
Go ss,.s creanl- " bI--s ,-,,a-
provD
p-
N E 49, e -Ss 49,
49,
80 80 80 -
L4aANa= -Ea@ A4EaAa A4>Gs A4AEL az
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-03

Err BOATS!
6NEDAR AND OAK BOATS OF VARIOUS
- sizes. expressly selected for the Coz sting trade. just re-
ceiyei per "syreu"-Dr sale by
c. BREWER * co.
lso-i Market Wharf.
FENCE POSTS.
NEANANI FENCE ~POSTS-FOR SALE BY
~ c BREW ER < Co.
1911 Market Wharf
MANILA CORDAGE.
snD COILS. assorted sizes, made 70 order. for sale
OCO MS c. BREWER & Co.
WI Nzrsr- Wharf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-03

!. are Sim .n..-.. an. nay s vhs Worth this sesen Total ye.l. in above n@-15s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-03
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Trifling with a Heart.

d" Louisa, who was that gentleman that came
home with you -
"O-It was one Of my friends"
II was 10: Henry S5uthrOn -
- =. I. ur4z 49,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-03
To halemen!

~ W. MACY would respectfully solicit the same pa
Sas trpla-e heretofore suiuyei hy the Old firm u Macy <
Law, az the established Depot fr Whaiemsn's Supplies at IA
waihae, Hawaii whore sIi h. found ~ all times a good supply
Of Beef. Mutton Pork. Poultry. and also the ceIS
brated EAWAIHAE POTATOES.
The above articles can he furnished NJ the lowest rates. ard in
quicker time than ~ any other port 10 the islands. All beef
soii by me will h. warranted Co keep iu any climate.
u NOchsrs- u1ie on iuterislIni exchange.
72a G. ". MACY.
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NORTH PACIFIC WHALEMEN'S LIST,
Spring Season, 1a6oEMax J.

@dherei TO bur Marine RTreE Reports Of Guss in aDy 1T In Pic - -. phO
nH" MI Always acceptable Merchant WhaIzhIs arriving of sud rbL xds P-T~ Hs5
To display the HPs Name mS signal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-06
AYERS v
Compound Extract Of SarsaparillF

the most cffeerIal remedy whit7g - Nzre,h
skill Of our times can dcv;se for this everI
where prevailing and fatal mailay. 1t is CO
bincd from the most actty. rrnrdiais that
been discavcreiSor the exPurEat,on Of thi
disorder from the blood. and the rescue !,
system from is Destructive oonseqm
Hence ii should be cTnT Dyed for the c,
not only Scrofula. hut also those other
tons which nrise from il, such rs ERrl
and SKiS DISEASES, ST. ANruoSf's ]
Rosr, OF ERYsrrrLAs. PNrLEs, Pusu :
BLorcHrs, BiN<s and BorI.s. TvNnrs. Tr E,
and SALT RHHUE. ScALD llrAp. RISGwt
KHEuNAIIaN. sXrtHLIIic and NLEet sllAt +
rAsEs, DRorsY, DYSrkrsIA. pLBHfrY, ar
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING IRON VITA
TED OR INruEY BLoop. The popular belle
in "iaip5rIty otfhc blood F" i founded IN truth.
for scTofula j. a d. generation Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rila is 10 purify and rcgcnerate this vital fluid
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-06

The subscribers ONE DOOR WEST OF
FORMER STAND
o
mostly for Cash, shall off extremely Low
off euewau desirable
a
Rich Figured Ihbe Imperial Fourds Plain Cord Nalena All
Wool CaShmcres, Grape Declines, ThhcS of all grades and
shades, Rich Ducal Pla~ Fyal M9mirS. Printed IMbetS,
Rich figured an pl1iu All Wool ainr, Common Declines
from + ID cts. up. Plain an Printed Casbmcrcs, Al
lacra and Hungarian lh-tcrs, Gineha Momirs, and
great variety Of Fabrics for travelling dresses,
Lyouc>se Cloths, nc.
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1cnova1.

NJ. HALE has removed his stock Of Books, Sra-
tionerv &c 10 the store recently occupied by q.
d. IRVING h Co, on Main street, nearly oppo-
site K ,binson & llardeu's. A
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-06
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR all The PURPOSES Of A FAMILY pHYSlo.

YER 70 composed that disease within the range 81
fhcir action can rarely Withstand or cyade them
thor penetrating properties search, and cleanse
and III, gorate every portion of the human organ
ism correcting its diseastd action, anu restoring
is healthy ualiues As a consequence OF these
properties, tho IH,a,d WIN is bowed down with
pam or physical de.lhty Is asieuished to hna his
health OF energy restoItd BY remedy at once 50
simple ai.b lnviitHs.
Nc, rt's 81 tAey cure the everyday complaints
OF ovcrY lily. but also many formidable and
daHscfs4. diseases. The agent below named 10
r'e#ztd - furnish gratis my American Almanac,
r0ttIHs certificates Of their cures and directions
EftHe.ft4-e n the following complaints Codfte-
ness. Henspu. Herdqths avIs'HQ n an diJoTdered
StomHeh, Anfscf is6i5s 81 OF, Fam "a and Mor5id
Inaefios aftie Botceh, FiItUkaey, Los u 4Ppe-
tte. Ja19dtec, and oiher kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of lAc 6ody OF Obstruction
Of lts luHct.ens.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Is A constitutional disease, corruption Of the
blood. bv which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak. and poor Being in the circulation, II
pcrvadcs the whole body, and may burst OUT
in disease on any part Of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which II may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint IS variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, DIS
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, NTH
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above ali. by the vcnereal infection. What
ever h. It, origin. il is hereditary IN the .s
stitutiou. descending from parents to>. III
unto the third and fourth generation; M.
il seems 10 be the rod of Him who say
viii visit the iniquities of the fathers ar?
their children nil
Its effects commence by deposition fr." .,
blood of corrupt or uleerous matter. w,
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, $50 q
tubcroles in the glands, swellings; ~ "
the surface, eruphons or sores. This tos4#
ruption, which g1nders in the blood M
the energies Of life, so that scrofdlous'@a
tons not only suffer from scrofulous -
plants, but they have far less power IN Y,
stand the attacks of other diseases; lie II
ouently vast numbers perish by d
which. although not scrofulous in their a.
are still rendered fatal by this tain VEL
system. Most Of the consumption W
climates III human family has It's origin 4
In thi, scrofalous con;amination Al i
d ,ructiv, diseases Of the liver, kidne.
anil indeed, Of ali the organs. arse #f
arc aggravated by the same cause.
Onequar;cr Of Al. our people are scr
their persons are invaded BY this Lar = a
ction and their health IS undermined by j.
To cleanse ii from the system VIC must rcnoy
the blood by an altiTa,ivc medicine, and il
visorate il by healthy food and
Such a medicine we supply in
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-08
SHERlFFS SALES.

Pf virtue of sundrv writs Of Fl "a to mo-
ID directed, | will sell before tho Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon
dar in March 1860, within the legal
hours of sale the following real estate to.
wit
Three acres Of land more or less adj oin-
my lands of = Is Emmons, r Cureton,
and WIN Mckcnna, levied on nnd to be soli
as the property of JGhu w Cooke, at the
SUI, Of john McMaster.
Also, Two hundred acres Of land mora
or less. adjoining lanls of n Craig, Rob,
Nelson, ct NJ levied on and tn be sold ~
the property of Dan'I Nelson. nj the suit "t
Robinson e. Crockett.
Also, All defendants nteres, in two hnn.
dred acres Of land, more or less, living Oh
Fla, Creek and adjoining Land, of Jnnath,n
knight, Jackson Baker, ct nj levied on AMI
10 be sold TO satisfy Ii "a In favor Of Her.
cd lohnsus against defendant John "
BrlS
Conditions cash. &c.
iiENRl HANCOCK. ST. n.
Feb l. 1860 II p 81 - each.
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News Items.

EsTABLisHED.-Flat Rock p. O., Krr-
shaw District, which was discontinued dur.
ing last year has been re established.
A bill has been in trOduced into the Tex
as Legislature, providing for the impri son.
mrnt oS Northern drummers, teachers and
preachers.
Gov. lIGUsTON of Texas, in his message,
dissents completely from the South Carroll
ma resolutions.
A VALUABLE NEGRO The GreenviIc
Patriot says, that at the recent sale of pro.
perty belonging to the estate of the late
Mr.. Jacob Mauldin, Il negro man, 33 Years
of age, sold for the large sum Of $1,000
Shortly after the sale, the party who had
made the purchase was offered $4,000 for
the man, who is first rate carpenter and
very likely. Assuming the latter price to
be his value, it is the closest instance Xe
know Of in which = negro may be said to
be worth his weight in silver
COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-The Erening Neus
cautions the public against receiving silver
half and quarter dolIars, large number OF
which are in circulation. The imitation is
so good that the only means Of detection is
b. the feeling, the counterfeit having n
greasy feeling
COMMISSIONER FROM MTssIssTPPI.-A reso-
luton was introduced in the Senate Of Mis-
sissippi, on the 9Th inst, in favor Of elect
ing - commissi0ner TO 90 Immediately to
Virginia, to confer with her through her
Legislature as to the hest means to main
tain and preserve the rights and interests Of
the Southern States against the dangers
now impending over them
CRIME IN New YORK The grand Jury
Of New York city presented on Monday
last seventeen bills of indictment for mur.
der and mansIaughter. There were eight
person, awaiting their trials for such often
| ces prior to these presenlments.
RECOVERED FROM His FRIGHT DR. Howe
has returned from Canada. and will appear
before the United States Senate Harper's
Ferry investigating Committee next week
X. G. C.-The Petersburg Press int-
mates that twenty-seven knights Of the
Golden Circle left Petersburg on Thurs
day morning for Charleston
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-08
Notice.

T WILL BE AT THE UALPLACES
l. Of receiving Taxes on the following
days, viz:
At Jacksonham, Monday. Feb. 2Tth.
At Craigsville, Tuesday. Feb. 2sth.
At i. X. Magil's Store, Wednes., Feb ~.
At Bellnr. Thursdav March lst
AT Ross Store, Friday. Mach I'd.
At Court House, Monday, March ath.
AT PIylcr's underground, Tuesday, Mar 6.
At Taxahaw, "Wednesday, March 7th.
At Horizons Thursday, March 9th.
AT SmalIs Friday, March 9th.
At J. K. MagilI's store, Saturday, March 10.
Al Ballads Mustcr.ground, Mond Mar. IA
AT Tank, Tuesday, March 10.
And at the Court House during Court
week, or as long rs Court continues.
Those who own slaves will notice that
they nre required to pay a tax upon every
dog kept by their slave or slaves.
Free negroes will take notice that they
are required To pay tax upon every dog
kept 10y them they are also required to
make their returns and pay their taxes dur
ing the month of March
The tax books will bc closed on the 25,h
day OF April.
/ ". HUNTER, 4. c. n
Jan. Sist 1860. 52-2m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-08
For the Lancaster Ledger.
DR.. J. Marion Sims.

"a surgeon Of Southern birth, an honor
to the State that bore him (is it AlabamaO,
. credit to the United States, and proud
acquisition to the cause of science and hu-
man;y everywhere-Dr. J. Marion Sims
received, on Saturday, that annual public
tribute of appreciation which his profess
ional brethren and grateful city bestow
upon him Mt every opportunity. The oc-
casOn was the yearly meeting Of the Wo.
mems Hospital Association. Without go.
ing into particulars, let me say that this As
soclalion was organized for the EXPRESS pur-
pose of bringing out and applying DR..
k'ims' wonderful discovery in the treatment
of the diseases to which mothers are excIu
sively subject. This disc overy On descrip-
ton OF which bel )ngs to the pages of
medical journaD is regarded by all the en-
inent surgeons of this city AS among the
wonderful results ofmodcrn science There
are thousands of mothers throughout the
land who bless DIR Sims as their preserver
The Doctor is slim, frail handsome man,
modest but enthusiastic in his manner, and
n fine speaker. If the Doctor is ambitious
of earthly fame, he may well be content
with the glory which accrucs To him from
II discovery that had cuded tho most pa
tient Investigation of all the great surgeons
OF the world"
The above is copied from the New York
correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury
of Jan, %, 1860 DR.. Sims deserves and
merits the compliment fully. In the scicn-
tiic and medical world, he l. truly npprecia-
ted with the afflicted and those women
who have experienced the relief of his sue
cessful operation, he is loved and adored
DR.. Sims is not native of Alabama, it was
not until after he completed his collegiate
educM ion and profession that he moved Ia
that State. From his birth, in the Hanging
Rock region until his removal TO Ala, he
was n son Of LANCASTER
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-08
Special Notices.

HoLLQwAY's PILLS, invaluable to persons af
hicted with diseases of the Liver and Stomach
The virtue of these Pills, having been tested
in all parts of the civilized world particularly
by the citizens of the Union, renders il need I,
less to eEpatiate upon their merits !; the thou =
sands who have derived benefit fiom them in
each and every one of the States, being suffi :
cient to convince the most ipcredulous. All
those who are afflicted with liYer and bow el
complaints indigestion, sick headaches, and
dizziness, cannot make use of a remedy so GER
tain in its results as Holloway's Pills for de-
termination Of blood to the head their effect il
equally positive. They are also an unfailing
remedy for asthma, if used in conjunction with
llolloways Ointment, which must be well
rubbed into the chest night and morning. "a