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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-29
The Methodist Conference.

ino oouy, (DisnOp NEORGE r. FIERCE,
presiding) which commenced its annual
session on Wednesday, doth, at Newberry,
adjourned Monday morning. The follow.
ing are the appointments:
CFARLEsroH DrsTRlcr-THoMAs RAYsoR,
p. e.
Charleston-E J Meynardie.
Charleston City CoIored Mission--F A
Mood, w A Hodges.
St Bartholomew Circuit - ID w Crook.
Wslterboro Circuit-JJ Snow.
Horse Shoe Mission--A Settles.
St. Andrews Mission-J + Penny.
Pom Pom Nission-P G Bowman.
Ashepoo and Combahee Mission-J w
Coward.
Bamberg Circuit-A J Stokes.
Allendale Circuit--J w McRoy.
Prince Williams Circuit-One to DO sur.
piled.
Black Swamp Circuit-M L Banks.
HardevilIe Circuit-D w Scale.
Savannah River Mission-W JE Frlppe.
Missionary TO Arny-Alex. Stephens
Chaplain to Hospitals Charlsston-E A
Mood.
Prince Williams, Bluffton, Beaufort, Ed.
isto and Jehosss Missions-Within the
suemy's lines.
Missionary to China-Benjnmin Jenkins.
QHASeEsURG DIsTRIcr-ABELM II CHREITz.
BERG, p. f..
Orangeburg Circuit-George Bright.
st. Matthew's CIrcuit-A McCorq uodale.
Upper Orange Circuit-L NJ Little.
lexington Circpit-W Carson, TX Tuck.
Grsuitesills Missien-J r Pickett.
Aiken-to be supplied.
Barnwel and Siverton Mission-John
r Coburn, w w Graham, supernumsrary.
Edisto Fork hiission-E A Price.
Blackville Circuit-W Hutto, 4 d Tar.
rant.
Providence Circuit s Connor.
ST. Georges Circuit-C Wilson. 1
Summerville Circuit A Mood. !.
Mount Holly Hission-George w. Byrd.
st. Jauss Goose Creek Mjssiop--To be
supplied.
Cooper River Circuit L Sifey.
Cooper River Mission--To be supplied.
Chaplain to Hospitals Summerville-J
Wesley Miller.
MARION DIsTRIcr-T r WALSH, Pc.
Marion-R J Boyd.
Marion Circuit-M A McKibben.
Brownsville Circuits Jones.
Liberty Chapel and I.ynehes' Creek Cir.
cult B Campbell, o Eaddy.
KIngstrse Circuit and Mission-J w
Murray, ono TO be supplied.
Darlington--W A Gsmswsli.
Darlington Circuit--L NJ Hsmer, one 10
be supplied.
Lynckburg-Joseph Psrker.
Black River Circuit-J c StolI.
Georgetown and salnpit Mission-Thos.
Mitchell.
Black River aud Pee Dee Mlssion--J A
Wood.
Wsccamaw Mission--C Betts.
Conwayboro-D MeMiilen.
Conwsyboro Circuit-A Erwin, one to be
ppplisd.
Chaplain Alb Military pis.ris.-w A
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fAE LANCASTER LEDGER
rubiAhed avery Tuesday Morning
BY
". M. 9 O N N O r. S
Editor and proprietor.
r z r II 8 ::
For Six Months, in advance,

For Six Msnths, in advance, 81 on
Fer Three Months, in advance, 225
When not paid 10 advance, fifty per cent.
npsa the above rates vii! be charged Pay
meat within oae month from the date of
subscription will hs considered in advance.
PRoDUcERs will be charged at the rate of
$50 for IL months, to be paid in provisions
At old prices.
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Tax Office Pleasant Hill, S. G..
APPEALS FROM ASSESSMENTS

IN accordance with the l4h Section of In.
Assessment Act, Tax Payers Of the eiyhte.nth
Collection District are hereby notified that IN.
Collector will hear and determine appeal. from
assessments OF the AdSaorem Tax, from Satu,.
DAY the l2th instant, until Monday tho 18th ms,
inclusive. The question 70 be determin.I n;
'he Collector, on An appeal respecting the val
uat'on or enumeration ot property, or obi.cts
liable to taxation shall be, whether the vain.
ton complained OF he or DC not iuA iu., r,,ls.
'iokor p"porron to other valI.tiun, in ia
same District. aud whether the enum.r.,;on Il.
or not corrcc, Aud all app-sls T., the D,.,r;,,
Collector, y, ~foresAid shall be mad. in vri,,n.
'"d 'l~iI 'p"ciiy the p..tcular cause. matt
OF '"g respecting which decis,ou IA r,u...
'ed aud shall nInrcover state the prou,,d a.,
principal vi Inequality or error conrl.iu.,i .,
JAMES X. MAGILL,
lsih District Collector.
Nov. s, 1854. 20 4,
4. S.-AU appeals will be heard by the Col.
lector, At his residence, 10 miles South of I.r.
caster Z. H., on the Camden road
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A'""oPNiic ShCuIt-I Il hlStIer, AUG.
w Walker, supernumerary.
Santee Circnit-H AC Walker, J w
Wightman.
Upper Santee Mission-TW w Munnerlyn.
Manchester Miss,on---J l. Stoudemiro.
Manning Circuit-W w Mood.
Columbia Female College-H. N. Mood,
President.
Chaplain ID S c Cavalry--M Brown.
CoKEsBURY DIsrRIcr-S Il BRows, p Z.
Cokesbury Circyit-W p Mouzon.
Abbeviile Circuit--T G Herbert, J At.
taway.
Ninety. six Circuit-A L Smith.
SaIuda River Mission-W Il Lawton.
Maple Crcuit-T Daniel.
ndgsfeld-W A Clarke.
Butler Circuit--P l. Herman.
Ne~berry-JW Humber,.
Newberry Circuit-J II Zimmerman. ON,
to be supplied.
Lower Saluda River Mis,ion-S Town.
send
Laurens' Circuit-W A MeSwain, JR
Little
Pickens Circuit II e Mckinney.
Pendieton Circuit-Thomas II Edwu rds,
J ii Carlisle.
Andsrson-S Il Jones.
Anderson Circuit--Christopher Thoma.
son.
Chaplain lut N c Regiment--W C Pow.
er.
Chaplain l+th Ga. Regimeo.--Alsr w
Moore.
C"kesbury School, II Sturtsvant.
Rector.
WADEssoRo DisTRIcr-CHARLrs TAYLOR
p.
Wadssboro-Thos. J Clyde.
WadesbOro Circurt.-J. w. Puett, Thos.
A Boone aud II c Parsons sup.rnumerary.
Ansoviile Circuit--L Wood.
Aibsn,arle--J w Abernathy, J c Hartsell.
Consord Circuit--L Scarboro, 3 A Rop-
or, w 5 Hsltom sapsrnumsrary.
Monroe--W w Jones, Z A Lsmmond.
Lancaastsr Circuit w Crider.
ANoSN SIcuN--S IA Lana.
Catswba River Mission--G W NJ Creigb.
ton.
Cheraw---R X Peguss.
Chesterfield Circuit an6 Coal. fields Rail.
road Mission--W l. Psguss. + J Psu ming.
ton.
Bsnaestsviiiis--j A Porter, II C D.vis.
Sosisty Hill Missiou--D a Ogbura.
Chaplain 2sth N Z Rsgimsut--A N
Welf.,
Louie A Johnson, 10 the army.
SHsLBy DtsrRIcr--R p FAAxxs, Pc.
Shelby John Watts.
Liocointon-E G Gage.
Liocolason Circuit. ID May.
Daiias Circuit. C Randall.
Yorkvilie. j b Masss beau.
York Circuit and Mission. m A Con.
nelly.
Catawbs Circuit. =. } n Cline, J 8 Nel.
son supernumerary.
Rock Hlh Circuit. A R Rsnnisk,
Pinsvilie Circuit. J Finger.
Charlotte. y Stacy.
Coiored People, Ono to BE- supplied.
Charlotte Circuit, b G Jones. j d Car.
pentsr.
Lenoir Circuit. "A P Avant.
Caldwell MissIon--G = Rsaad.
.Yadkin Mission e Crisp, one TO be
supplied.
Morgantsn---G w Ivsy.
Burke Ni'sion--oss 70 be sspplisd.
South nountsia Aission-I p Hughes.
Davenport Female Collsgs--A @ s,scy,
President; @ + Round, prefss..r.
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Rags! Rags -

Inc highest market prices will be paid
ior all clean cotton and linen rags, in larg.
or smail Quantities delivered at this ott;c.
PERSONS 10 making uP their pack ages a
rags will please be careful not To incIua.
any woolen scraps ~
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WAR TAX NOTICE,
Nov. ~, 1854,

will attend at the following places md
lines Tor the Collection Of the AdvaIorem
Tax and all other Confederate taxes nov
due viz:
Coz Nelson Bells, Thursday, Dec. lrt 1864
Matthias Crenshaw's Friday. " I'd &.
Capt. T. Clyburn's Saturday, I'd Z.
Mrs. II. w Huev's, MONDAY, I,b /.
Craig g. Taylofs, Tuesday, b,b . .
Thos. X. MaRiirs, "Wednesday, I'm !"
Bell Air, Thursday. stb i.
Ross Store, Friday, 9Th .
TaIahaw. Monday, l2th 1.
Rev. Robert Hagier'-, Tuesday," 18th &.
John >. Smali's Wednesday, I4,h.
Lancaster &. ID, Thursday l. Friday, Dec.
18th and 9th 1864.
Cas'on pace, "a, home), Saturday, Dec.
l7ih 1864.
The soldiers tax is one Eflh Of NIL taxes
OF the present year, and payable in new il.
cue nj the time other taxes are paid.
, JAMES X. MAGILL.
lsh Wstrict Collector.
Nov. is, 1864. 40
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJ'T AND INSP'T'R GEMS OFFICE
COLUMBIA, Nov. 2, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NO ID,

THE commanding officers of compa-
IL nies organized und.r orders from iii.
office for service beyond their Dis,ri,,s will
forthwith return to this office full roIIs of
their respective companies, including the
names OF persons who have been added to
the rolls since their original organization
II. General and fied officers having in
ihelr possession the rolls above sp.ched
will also make returns Of the same
III. Persons who are liable to service in
said companies, and who have failed to re.
port their names, when the compani.. shall
be ordered into service, will be arres,.d
carried into camp and tried by courts. mar
tai' 10 pursuance OF the provisions Of the
Act OF the General Assembly.
~. General officers aud the commando,
ottiaers Of regiments will extend these or.
ders.
BY command:
(Signed) A. e. GARLINGTON.
Adj't. and lnsp'r-Genr S. C..
Official G.. A FoLLm, A. A. Genr
Nov. Is, 1864, 4o-n
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The Rural Annual, for 1874

The Rural Annual and Horticultural Direc-
tory is little book published at the COM
nencement of each year by he Editor OF the
Genesee Farmer at Rochester, II. Y. Twas
started in 1856, and a new volume has been
issued each year. The volume for 1864 10
now before us. Among its coutents may be
mentioned articles on the best means of En-
riching the Soil, on Swamp Muck and the best
methods of composing and applying it, on
Manures, on Protection to Orchards, on the
Best Climate for Sheep, on Gathering Fruit.
on the Culture of Hops, on the Culture of
Flax, on Planting Trees, and hundred other
articles interesting to the Farmer and Gar
dener. Price only 25cent Il will be sent
prepaid by,return mail on receipt of the price.
) ddress JOSEPH HARRIS, Editor Genesee Far
mef, Rochester, n Y.
The Genesee Farmer for 1864. A new VOL
ume commences with the January number
Now is the time to subscribe. Only 70 cents
aycar. All who subscribe before the January
number is issued, viii receive the Dece:nhcr
number free. A6dross &c above.
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Dg-C II Si'umons is receiving an ad-
ditiOn of ten thousand dollars worth of
staple and fancy goods to his already large
stock, and will continue to sell at the
prices given in his advertisement. aud
many goods still lower His stock OF
ready made clothing cannot be su passed
for style, durability and cheapness. 1t
is none of your slop-shop lake, such as
is generally gotten up for show and will
fall to pieces before you can get it home
Fail not to give bin call aud see, and
you will not regret it.
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HOW RESTORED

HOW LOST HOW RESTOREpI
JustpubIished in 4 sealed envelope, price { cts
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Rad.
zeal cure of SpermatorhGa or Seminal Il sak.
uess: Sexual Debility, Nervousness. ana Iurol-
uatary Emissions, including Impo.eacv. Con.
sumption and Mental and Physical Debility.
By Bog'r J. CULyERwrLL, N d.
The important fact that the awful coase9nen.
ces of Self Abuse may be effectual.y removed
without internal medicines or The dangerous
application of caustics, Instruments ,rcd.ca.ed
bougie!, and other impirjcal devices. is here
clearly demonstrated, and the enr;relr new
and highly successful treatment as adopted h,
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of which every one IS enabled to cure hims.:
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III Bowers, New YORK, Pr. So =
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AN EYE SORE

How miserable and disconso!ate must
the unfortunotc victim Of ScrofulousSore
Skin EruptionS, disfgured bodies feel, who
by their infirmaties aud leperous diseases
are denied the society of the refined anG
beautiful. Veto these baaishcd mortals
from society. there is hope of speedy re-
turn, with the full enjoyment of all the
pleasures Of health ana bliss One to six
bottles ofRadway's Renorating Resoivent
will cure the worst eases of Skin Diseases.
Fever Sores. Ulcers, and Swelling Of the
Glands let t~thiS medicine be used in
all cases where there is Sore or Skin
Pisease, and three days use will give
satisfactory evidence of a permanent cure.
Price 81 per bottle Sold by Druggists
Always ask tor Railway Kenovating Il, ,
solvent
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The very best prints, Cocheco and other good
grades, from II to l84 cents, worth 25 cents.
Good Delaines, l6 to 25 cents, worth 25 to
35 cents.
a large Stock of Plain Alpaccas, double
width, for % cents per yard, superine extra
A, worth double the money
Good MerInos for IS Cd worth l2s.
\ large stock of FURS, very low also,
BUFFALO ROBES, good India tanned, from
$4 80 to So so, worth $l2 at the present time
in New York
Also a large lot Of Cass;meres, 6s to IS,
worth 0s to l4s;
Good Sheetings from 90 to 25 cents.
A good stock of LADIES' SHAWLS-a
heavy, fine, all wool, double Broche Shawl,
for IS worth Sl5.
A large stock of CLOTHING good Suits
Coat, Vest, Hat, Crarat, &c, for $40 worth
500 Good, all-wooi, Black Pants, for S325.
BOOTS and SHOES very low Women's
Calf Shoes as low as SO cents.
Good Teas for IS, worth l4s.
And a full assortment Of all kinds Of
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Administrators Notice.

SETHEREAS, letters of administration to
w the estate of II. II. Phillips, late of the
county of Potter, decd, have been granted to
the subscribers all persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the
same win present them duly aufhentica ed for
settlement 70 LOUISA PHILLIPS, and
L, D. ESTES, Admsrs
Genesee, Nov'r l6, 1863 pd
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters execu-
~ tory on the last will and testament OF
AMBROSE COREY, late of Ulysses township,
Potter county, decd, have this day been grant
ed to the undersigned by the Register OF said
county. All persons indebted to said desce-
Gent will please make payment and those hav-
ing claims will present them duly authentica-
ted for settlement. SUSAN COREY,
Executrix.
Ulysses, Pa, Sept. &C. 1869.
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Divorce Notice.

ELVINA 4. LEWIS, No. 20, Sept T, 1868
by her next friend Libel in Divorce
AUGUSTUS STREETER To John Lewis,
vs.. respondent, please
JOHN LEWIS. take notice that a
subpoena and alias subpoena having been
issued and Teturped nihiI you JOHN LEWIS,
RESPONDENT. are notified TO appear at our
next term Of Court TO answer the complaints
of your said wife, ELVINA A. LEWIS. and
show cause why a divorce should not be
granted. D. G. LARRABEE. Sheriff
Shcrifs Office Jan. 20 1864
E:s cts. per quart paid f,r BlackhcrrieS,
ES cts per qaart paid for Black Raspbcrties.
H6 cts. per dozen for Eggs.
at SPFNCFR'S
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G9-P A. Stebbins, Jr., has just re-
turned from New York, where he pur.
chased fine assortment of Goods at such
prices as to enable him to sell the best
article of goods at reasonable price. The
old Corner Store" is the place to buy a
good article everything will be found to
be as represented Give him cali
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Executors yatice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters exec
~ utory on the last will and testament of
WILLIAM FLING, late of Ulysses Tp., Potter
county, decd, have this day been granted to
the undersigned by the Register of said coun-
tv. Ali persons Indebted to said descedent
will please make payment and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
ELLEN FLING, Execurr.
Ulysses, Jan, 20, 1864.
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p@The young ladies Of Huntingdon
Penn'a, are keeping a list of the single
drafted men, end noting down the report
of the examining board with a view to
select sound husbands
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pea-The Annual Meeting Of the Mem.
.bers of the Coudersporr Library Associa
tlon has been adjourned to meet at the
residence of Mr. John NJ Hamilton, on
Saturday the goth inst, at 3 ?. NJ. \
general attendance Is desired officers are
to be elected for the ensuing year.
By order of the President.
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Notice.

4 LII HONEST persons indebted to me are re-
"A quested to pay within one month what
they owe to me, to Esquire Gushing and take
his receipt Cheats may leave their names
standing on the list in Esquire Cdshidgs hands
as an undeniable proof of their dishonesty,
and worthiness to igure--i in the " rogues-
gallery"
F. J0ERG, u. D.
Coudersnort, Jan. II, laG3
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rn- -Coustabies and ali others having
business at the February Term of Court
are notified, by the Prothonotary, in the
advertising columns, that they need not
appear until Thursday afternoon Of that
week.
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ATTENTION. SOLDIERS !
AID THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

AxD THE FRIENDS OF soLDIERs
We call thc attention oFalI having relat;ou.
mr. friends in tho o,rrov - tbc farflbe+ nIIO0F.
LAMBS German p;t,ar-, ,.il{ ,,,,r. t.,hs
ot tho disoasos inJnccd ~, oxnns,,ros a,5
nrivations inc,5en, ~ csn,, l;ss IN ,ha I;,rs
nnhIished ,Jnost dali, in tLo no,,snarer, on
the arrival of the Sick If viii he noticed tb.I
rarr Iorra ,ronort;or oro s,,,r,r;,,,, fr,,,, 40
hilitv ETerL case of that l;nd caH hc raad
iIv cured NV UooHana,s Cor,,,,r, pi,tsr,
nso,saS rosi,1t;,,o, f.|,,, g.
,iro ro daJ, All rod " W. w.
40 Lati,a,;ar - a,ot;., ,Li. :..I. D.,'e ,,",'
~ I - MA !. i ,'it>s h'''e's
49,, of };raL :ah. 01' , ~ n""
IN -, i''IS '''eu '''"' o''-7'-
Wv Wo,u wa Do 4us-
y" P'''t''',I1' '''tG"lo'' 10 .AH i2oo"'
ILS ae'N,l. ASo'e anu wen "o'eh' l'''eG cure
W 'iie y '' "''0h 'iG' "ss, "1ose me- :"
.' ">o ItS ~" = y "'se' ""1 0se" s"'F" %
VIC D'''e'S
PHHApELpHGA, Aug g, 1883.
MESsRs. JoNLs & Evans. Swell, gentlemen.
your Hoohand German Bitters has saved nv
lie, There is no mistake in this. 1t is
voached Tor by numbers of my camr.de.
some of whose names are appended and Who
were fully conizant Of all the circumstances
fn, G' ~! Vns0 am ana nave oee9 Ior t"e l's5
battery. and under the immeIiato com
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nM-Solders and officers in the army,
being exposed to sudden changes, should
always be supplied with Bro'en's Broa
chiai 7roches, as they give prompt relief
in a Cold, Cough, or an lrritated Throat.
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EDITED BY THOMAS MEEHAN.
The Nonthy Contents are:
Hints-Flower garden and Pleasure ground
Fruit garden, Vegetable garden, Window Gar
dcuing
unications-cmbracing the views OF
the best writers on Horticulture, Agriculture,
and Rural Affairs.
Editorial Giving the Editors views on the
important Horticultural improvements.
Scraps and Querries-New Fruits-New
Plants-DomeStic and Foreign Intelligence
Foreign pondents-T Horticultural Offices
With each departmentment handsomely IL
lustrated
These general features will be retaine6;and
the publisher pledges himself that no labor
or expense shall be spared to render the sue
ceedng issues of the Magazine every way
worthy of the favor with which Eis preTious
efforts have been amply rewarded
SEND FOR A SPECIMEN.
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Divorce Notice.

MARY COTTON. I Nc 80, Sept.T.ls63.
by her next friend Libel in Divorce.
JAMES Z. JONES To JAMES COTTON,
vs.. respondent, please
JAMES COTTON. take notice that a
subpoena and alias Subpoena having been
issued and returned nihl you Games Cotton,
respondent, are notified to appear at "nr
next term of Court to answer the complaints
of your said wife, Mary E. Cotton, aud show
cause why a divorce Shond not be granted.
ID. C. LARRABEE, Sheriff
Sheriffs Office Jan. 90. 1864
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Local and General.
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aSD. H. P.'s example next week.
yA-Try the Dollar Tea at JONES
Drug Store.
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DRIED BERRIES. COUNTY GRDrPq
ULYSSES ORDERS,
Most all kinds or GRAIN.
LUCIEN BIRD.
Broohlaua, Pa, Nov'r, 1853.
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PHYSICIANS, and
CITIZENS.

Testifying of their own personal knowledge.
these BIttCrs.
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Just ii and to DC sold just as chesp sa the
times will allow.
An assortment Of almost everything neoded
By anybody, Such as
TEA
SUGAR SYRUr
SCHOOL BOOKS
DRY GOODS BOOTS & SHOES
J&TNES
And other Medicines,
In exchange want
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coudsrsport, Wednesday Evening Feb. 10, 1864
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BRINF1ELp, Mass. Goth Dec, 1855.
DR.. }. c. AVER: lido not hesitate "a saw
the best remedy have ever fonud for
touShs, IioarseCeSs, Influenza, ana the
oohccpitant symptoms Of Cold, il your
GRERRY PEcroRAL, lis cou=tant use in
IA v practice and my family tor the last
ten wears has shown il 70 possess sripe-
r;nr "tIe5 for the treatment of these
.nl,i,. ts. EBEN KNIGHT, MD.
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Sheritfs' Office. Jan. 20. 1854
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-23

IHF European steamer brings US news Of the
death Of Earl % CARLISLE, better known IN this
country az Lord MoLPRTn. lie was a nobeman Of
at 'ral tendencies. and stood ont rom his Glars
the friend of progress aad popular freedom and
education. lie visited the Uu.ted states some
years Axe, and received attentions from al classes
which we're better deserved than the lnd!scrminA,e
adulsuon which IL is too much the fashion In our
country to heap upon the er.ons Of European arts
tocracy. Lord moHrETu returned to England deep.
~ impressed with the rising greatness OF our
country, and with che advantage Of free iusttu.
tons in developing individual encrsy aud national
prosperity liz le,tured extensively IN Trr.
land upon American affairs. when our
civil war broke out he did not par
ucipa;e IN the sentiments of lls class
against the United States. hut advocated an
honesiineutral'ty. Tie Earl Of CARLrLg bad On.
lightcnei literary tastes, and in addition 10 bis
popular lectures Published several books on trav-
ell and other subjects. lie was a Howard-s menu
ter Of an ancient historical family, compared With
which the races Of half the monarchlcs Of Europe
are as Of yesterday. This fact brought out hs
literal progressive tendencies In stronger force,
and entities him TO higher credit.
GEOEGg WILLIAM FrEDErICK HoSARp, X g.,
Earl o, Carlisle, WAS torn in lSG2, and was couse-
quenily in the sixiy.socond year Of his age. lie
was educated at E:on and Christ Church, and EN-.
tered the House Of Commons at an early age. lie
Was long attached t. the British Legation IN Rus
STA, and was Secretary Of State for Ireland under
the hElBotESE Ministry. He was appointed Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland h. Lord PALNEasToSin l,st,
and held that position until within recent period.
lie had considerable personal ability, aud was =
Wig IN Dol tics