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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-04-13

To INCREASE THE DOOR OF Roses
A French writer states that If a large
onion be planted by the side of a rose
tree, so that it shall touch the root, the
roses produced will have an odor much
stronger and more agreeable than those
grown in the ordinary way, and that
the water distilled from the leaves is
far superior to any other.
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ScorcH BUrrER.-The farmers of
Aberdeenshire, Scotland, make a very
superior article of butter. They mix
together two quarts of the best common
salt, one ounce Of white sugar, and one
ounce of saltpeter. The mixture is to
be rubbed up fine in mortar, or on IL
board with roller, and worked into
the butter at the rate of one ounce to
the pound.
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FRUIT TREES!!

II II - u II u u
For the Million, at Eastern Prices !
j. l.. SANFORD e. CO.,
Agents forthc Principal Nun.
series in California.
TTAvE now for sale Mt Eastern Prices, an 80
II immense stock of Fruit Trees, of all Z.
ages, suitable for planting, embracing every kind
and variety grown in the State
Our long and intimate connection with the nur
scry business and r ,it-sclling here, and in the
older States. has enabled us to anticipate every de-
mand and We have therefore caused to he grown
and FORMED to suit the different localities, y
portion Of the Stock we oner-comppising such
varieties as are best adapted to our soil and eli
mate, and their fruits most valuable in the Market.
We have also for SALE in great abundance and
variety, Plants Of all the
Small Fruits, Shade Trees,
For Public Grounds,
and Street Planting.
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
Deciduous and Evergreen,
Adapted to Avenues, Lawns, Pleasure Grounds,
and Cemeteries. Besides m nfnty Of roses, Car
nations and picotees, Dahlias, Fuschias, Evergreen
and other Climbing Vines, Gcraniums, Violcts,
Pansics, Daisies, Dubious Flower Roots, Green
House Plants &c, &c.
We are the Sole Agents for this city of
A. II. SMITH, SACRAMENTO,
For the sale of his
Foreign Grape Vines; Rare Evergreen
and Ornamental Trees; Fresh Pre-
MUM Garden Seeds, and Pure
Family Wines, &C., &c.
lie has decidedly the largest, hest and most re-
liable stock Of Wine and Table Grapes to be found
in the Statc.-llc will sell under his guarantee as
to correctness Of applied names.-lIis Seeds have
not lost their vitality in "doubling the Horn. v
They are warranted inferior to none and will be
sold by US in quantities, and ut prices to suit.
FARMERS, GARDENERS AND DEALERS,
Give us a CALL or send for a Circular with pri-
ces, if anything is wanted in our line.
J. l.. SANFORD,
THOMAS B. LCDLUM,
EDWARD LUDLUM.
San Francisco, January 5th, 1861. lo:m3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-04-13

*x*Tha h",' rurifn: n tho blood Is Halls Sa..
.aparla
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-04-13
Sands Sarsaparilla.
The Great American Remedy
For Purifying the Blood.
WILL DE FOUND
A CERTAIN CTIRE


A CERTAIN CURE
Scrofula, Rheumatism, Salt Rhcum, Fe-
yer Sores, Erysipelas, Pimples, Biles,
Mercurial Diseases, Liver Com
plant, Cutancous Eruptions,
Stubborn Ulcers, Loss of
Appetite, General De-
bility, &c.
AS AN Alternative AND REHOvATING AGENT, IT 10
UNEQUALLEp!!!
plentiful SUPPLY Of pure blood is as essential
to animal life as sht, heat, and genial showers are
to the vegetable klnedo When the proper cir
cula,ion Of tho vital fluid is impcded, sickness is
the inevitable consequence, the secrctions become
unhcalty, the liver becomes cloeged with impure
bile which. forced into the system vi,atcs and in
flames the blood, cngendcring scrofula and cutanc-
Gus and hillary disorders. The experience Of six
teen years has fully established the high reputa-
tion Of this invaluable medicine; its curative pow
ers have been thoroughly tested in lor g-s,andpg
and obstinate cases, with such invariabIe success
rs to call forth the most Aattering commentators
from eminent physicians thu ouehout the country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-04-13

The ART OF AGRIcULTrRE.-Ag great
deal has been written and said about
the science and art of agriculture, but
for practical guidance the whole thing
is in nutshell. 1t consists in these
two rules: Make the land rich, and
keep the weeds down. If any person
who tries to raise any plant will follow
these two rules he will succeed, and if
he does not follow them he will not
succeed.
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CLUB House. n; !; (; Gin.

THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING SOLE AGENTS
Of the above Gin, offer it to the public the finest
HOLLAND GIN, and the only GENUINE CLUB
HOUSE GIN imported to this market.
1t is put up In GREEN CASES, and branded
W. S. c., CLUB HOUSE. We shall continue to
receive the above Gin regularly.
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*+*Tbc best purifier Of the blood IL Halls Ssr.
snrrrila.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-16
SHERIFF SALES.

Di virtue Of sundry wr,s Of ii ia to me
ID directed, ] will sell before the Court
House Door at l.,nc ,sier on the iir,t Mon.
day in February 1861 within the legal hours
of Sherif Sales the following real estate
To wit:
All Of Samuel II. H. Grah,ui's Interests
in an tn live hundred acres of land, more
of less, lying OF the Waller, Of GiiPs Creek
"nd adjuiniLg land, of Hood l. aud II. ST.
Bslk, cl. nj. Levied on aud To be sold as
the property Of Samuel X. II. Graham, 10
satisfy Ii la IN my olic IN favor Of Ian.
nah Il. Walker, ExvcutI:x, vs.. Jane. Z,
Graham.
Also, six hundred xcres. more or less,
as the property Of Darling Gardmer. at The
suit OF Henry Mongo. adjoining tls lands
OF Alfred Gardner AMI Others.
Also, Two hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of Jackson Sheh.nr, tho
Estate lands uf Massey and others. Levied
on and ~ be sold Us The property of Mrs.
Elizabeth Langley, ut the suit Of James Il.
Massey, ct al. by next friend.
Also, Three hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of Charles l.. Dye and 9th
els. Levied on and To be- sold as III. prop.
erty Of Henry Weaver ai the suit of Ma.
gill & Heath.
EY- Terms cash.
HENRY HANCOCK. SID
Jan. To- 1861. 3,pf xl.75 each.
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ARREsr FOR TREAsos.--J,l NJ. salarriman,
(says the Charleston Mercua = 6lIea a,or Of
the port of Georgetown, sas on
Monday last arrested by tsc' people of
Georgetown on charge Of treason against
the State. A letter was found written by
him and addressed to Mr.. Buchanan, stating
that he (Merriman) had just cleared vessels
in the name Of the United States, and that
he would continue to do so. The letter
calls upon the President to send boat and
men TO collect the Federal revenue, and 10.
forms him Of the progress made IN the con.
struc!ion Of the works near Georgetown,
and promi'ss TO keep him posted from time
10 time 10 relation 10 the same.
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the State Of South Carolina will accept it,
and relying upon him who is the God OF
Justice ~ we'll as The God Of Hosts, will
endsavor to perform the great duty which
lies before her. hopefully, bravely and tho.
roughly.
Our mission being one for negotiat ion
and peace, and your note leaving us with.
out hope Of withdrawal Of the troops
from Fort Sumter, or Of the restoration of
tho status quo existing at the time Of our
arrival, and intinIating, as we think, your
determination to reinforce the garrison in
the harbor Of Charleston, We respectfully
inform you that we purpose returning to
Charleston to morrow afterpoon.
We have tho honor to be, sir, very re.
spectfully, your obedient servants,
r. w. BARNWELL,
J. II. ADAMS, }Commissrs
JAMES l.. ORR.
To his Excellency the President Of the
United States.
The following was the endorsement on
the paper:
Executive MANSION, 3 o'clock.
This paper, just presented to the Presi.
dent, IL Of such = character that he decline,
to receive it.
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The News.

In these stirring times nothing is more
eagerly sought after than the news. Every
one 10 desirous Of obtaining the earliest
possible intelligence from Charleston and
other important points. We purpose to
crafty our readers in thi. particular to the
full extent Of our ability, with the poor fa-
cili,ie- at hand. On Saturday morning last
we published nm Extra, containing the par.
t,cuIars of the first battle fought in defence
of South Carolina Independence. This we
propose to continue to DO from time to
time rs circumstances may warrant. We
have taken the inistory steps and hope to
complete an arrangement. by which we will
receive intelligence Of the more important
events 10 advance Of the mails. We have
also engaged correspondent at Chnrls-ton
to furnish us with weekly letter. These
efforts, made at material increase Of our
weekly expenditures, We hope may add
much to tie interest WHICH our patrons
feel in tho weekly visits of the Ledger.
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A Home Guard.

1t has been very timely suggested by
some of pur citizens that military compa-
ny, to be composed Of those who hsys not
volunteered their services TO the State. be
formed at this place to do regular duty ns
home guard after ths Volunteer Compa-
nies shall have been called into service, On.
til such time rs II may be necessary for tho
State to send all Of her citizens into the
field. This has been done in most Of our
up.country Vilages The times require
strict vigilance, and communities should or.
gapize their forces ms well for protection at
home as for defence Of the State ut other
points. When the company formed ut this
PLACE is called into service, fully ons-half
Of the effective furce Of our town will he
away, and IL may be we'll for thoss who
remain to keep q strict watch, for their own
protection and ths protection OF the faIni.
lies of those who arc away. This cannot
be done so well in any other way ps by a
military organisation. Let the suggestion
be put into practice Immediately upon the
calling into service the volunteer corps.
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Field Omcers.

aIuch interest is being felt at this time
among the Volunteer Companies recently
organized throughout the State, ip respect
to the Field Officers TO take command Of
the respective Regiments. The candidates
for Field Officers Of the Regiment about
to be formed from the Brigade composed Of
Lancaster, krrshaw, Sumter, Clarendon and
Richland Districts, are, so far as We know
them, as follows For Colonel, Col. J. b.
kershaw, Of Camden for Lieut. Colonel,
Gen. William Wallace. of Columbia, and
Col J. ID. Bnnding, of Sumter; for Major,
Col. Dixon Barnes. Of Lancaster, and Col.
A. ID Goodwin, Of Columbia.
Under such leaders our gallant volun.
when the tug OF war comes. Col. Kershaw
aud Col. Banding are both men Of militia.
ry training and have each seen sorvics the
frat was Lieutenant in the Kvrshnw COM
psny which went 10 Mexico, and the last II
Lieut.. in the Sumter Company. Gen. Wall
lace, ~ tho commanding General Of the 5,h
Brigade Of Militia. is known to our people
as an accomplished officer. Col Goodyyn
is less known to Us than the Others, but is
said TO be very competent officer
Col. Barnes for q number Of years ctm-
msDded the 2lst Regiment, and was &C
counted an efficient officer; he has also seen
survics, having been in the Florida cam.
paign. He would ill with honor any po.
sition that the Regiment Of Volunteers
could assign him.
IN this Brigade there are tyclye compn.
nies, inclusive Of the two rifle companies,
which is perhaps more than viii be allow.
cd for one Regiment. The Act of the Leg.
islature does not seem to contemplate moro
than len companies 10 a Regiment, and il
may be that one Of the Districts in tho
9Th Brigade will be cut oil and Joined to
some other.
The Field Officers will be elected hy the
respective Regiments OF volunteers Off.
GERS and privates are entitled TO vote. We
are not yet Informed when the eIscti ons
will take place.
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Negros and Land for
Sale.
: IN EQUITY-Lancaster

IN EQUITY-Lancaster.
Lucy Vaughn, Ex'.ix. Bill for Sale of
vs.. ) Land and NeUFOs,
Jane Vaughn, ct al.
Under the decree of the Court of Equity.
in above case, | will sell at the residence of
Mrs. Lucy Vaughn 10 this District on Wed.
pesday, the 9th day of February next, all Of
the real and personal estate of Wylie NJ.
Vaughn, deceased, consisting Of Tract OF
land Of about ono hundred and eighty acres
known as the +Caston Place." bounded by
lands Of James Il, Truesdel, Lewis Crox-
ton, Jr, and others Also one tract con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres, be-
ing part Of the Douglass lands, bounded
by lands OF VIM. Dupcan, Or. w. ]. Bas,
kins and others, this tract Is all woodland
and well adapted to the growth Of corn or
cotton. The personal property consists Of
four negros, three young and valuable men
and one likely gIrl about IA years Of age,
two first rate young horses, well broke, also
hogs, cattle, household and kitchen furn,
ture, corn, fodder, shueks, cotton seed, farm,
ing tools and other articles.
TERMs.--The land will be sold on
credit Of one and two years in equal an,
nual instalments +; the personal property on
a credit Of one year, the purchaser TO give
bond with two or more good sureties, with
interest from the day of salo payable annu,
ally, and Mortgage of the Land-(except
so much cash as will pay the cost and ex,
penses of suit and Sale.)
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON,
G. +. l.. ID.
Jan. l6, 1861. 1t pf S6.75
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North Carolina takes her Forts.
LIFE AND DEATuIN GREAT CITIES.


WuERE ARE THE DocToRs !--When Al.
aric the Goth henrd that ROM. vas thronc.
ed with tho fugli,es who had fed before
his barbarous hordes, tho grim chicftan
laughed and saij--"Aha! am glad Of il.
1t is easier to cut down thick grass than
thin" II has been estimated by phys,.
cian Of eminent standing ,ha, ou, of 227,.
900 deaths WHICH annually take place in
populous cities. 100000 might reasonably
be struck Oft the list by proper sanitary
measures But DIR. Hollow ay, the greatest
modern traveller and most experienced ply
sician Of the aye, coHadetA that these iig.
ures considerably undcrvniue tho true reia.
tive proportions. From various data 10 his
possession, taken at random during n &c.
ries of years in tho largest cities Of the
world. DIR. Holloway says 80 per cent. of
the yearly mortality wolld be = closer ap.
proxmaiion to the mark. lie accounts for
the unnecessary sacrifice Of human life
from the foul mir breathed in densely crowd.
ed ciles--the blood becomes vtiated and
the tissues loose their vitality. hence that
general debility and pale emacIated appear
ance Witnessed in the denizens of large
towns. DR.. HoliOway's celebrated vegeta.
BILE Pills neutralize the virus received into
the lungs by their action on the blood the
stomach. liver aud bowels nre equally bens-
fitted by them.
We understand that DR.. Holloway is a.
bout publishing his Memoirs, which when
they appear, will certainly be n valuable nc.
QUESTION ~ the Scientific literature Of the
day. We predict that they will be eagerly
read by all classes and doubtless translated
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-16

INTERESTING CoRREsPosDEsoE.-W pub
lish in to.day's issue the correspondence &C
between the South Carolina Commissioners
to Washington and the President of the
United States. 1t will be eagerly read by
our readers. Our Commissioners pcrform-
ed their duty no5ly, and President Buchnn.
an s.nnds convicted by them before the
world of having changed his policy towards
South Carolina and other Southern States
without adequate cause. lie has succomb
ed to tho influence Of the lawless faction
which now and for years past has had pos
session Of the Federal Government.
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A DAILY MAIL Persons desirons Of
having daily mail from Camden to this
place. and arc willing 70 contribute towards
the cost Of the same, will please report
themselves to the Post Master at this place,
who will receive subsc riptions for that pur-
Pnse. This i. proposed as n temporary ar
rsngemont, and we bel eve from the interest
that has been manifested by our people to
obtain early intelligence Of passing events
will be promptly and literally responded to-
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SHERlFFS SALES.

Wy 0raer of he OfaHdry
George A. King Applicant. snrmona.
Tobi,hs Gi,ens, e. al. Partition.
ia obedience 10 mn order from p. y.
Hammond, Ordinary, in and for the Dis
lrict Of Lancaster, in the above case 10 mo
directed | will sell before the Court-houss
door ut Lancaster on the first Monday In
February next, within the legal hours Of
sale,
SEVENTY-NiNE ACRES OF LAND.
more or less lying ON tho waters OF twelve
milo Creek, adjoining the lands of hlsxan-
der Shell, George A. King, and others.
This Land will be sold on credit Of Ia
months, with interest, ,(excspt so much cash
as will pay all costs Of sale, &e.) the pur.
chaser giving q bond with good security
and u mortgage Of the premises IL deemed
necessary. to the Ordinary for the purchase
money.
HANCOCK, y. LID.
Jan. l6, 1861. stp t3.5O