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Domestic Receipts.

SAusAGE.-To every twelve pounds Of
meat take three tablespoons Of salt no,
much beaped, three tablespoons of black
pepper, eight tablespoons Of sage and a
teaspoon Of red pepper.
CASTLE PUDDINo.-Beat a quarter OF a
pound Of sugar and quarter Of pound
OF butter ten minutes together; two eggs
well beaten then add them to the butter
and sugar Beat the whole twenty min
utes. Then add, by degrees, a quarter OF
pound OF dried flour. After the -four,
beat the whole half an hour. Bake in
small tins in a moderate oven, and serve
up with brandy sauce.
SUPREME NECrAn.-Put into n nine.
gallon cask six pounds OF mois, sugar,
five ounces Of bruised ginger, four ounces
OF cream Of tartar. four Iemons, eight
ounces Of yeas', and seven gallons Of boil.
ing water. Work two or three days-
Strain, add brandy one pint, bung very
close, and in fourteen days bottle and wire
down.
LEMON PREsERvE.-Take one pound Of
loaf sugar, six egg. Qsaving out two
whites.) the juice Of three lemons, the
r'nd oftw grated, and a quarter OF a
pound OF butter. Put these ingredients
into saucepan, and boil gently over a
slow fire until they become thick, and
look like honey. It will keep good for
twelve month..
SPoSGE CAKE.-Pour half a cupiul Of
cold water over three'qua:ters OF pound
OF lump sugar. Let il dissolve, and tb en-
boil It. Break seven eggs, leaving out
three o. the whites. Be particular not
10 break the ToIks. Then pour the boil
ing sugar over, and beat eleven minutes.
Stir 10 half a pound Of -four snd two or
three drops Of essence Of lemon. DO not
beat after adding the -four. Bake one
hour in a slow oven.
A PLUM PUDDrSo.-Thres quarters Of
a pound OF rsisins, stoned, three. quarters
OF pound Of suet. chopped dus. three
quarters Of a pound OF bread crums, b ali
pound Of brown sugar. one pound Of
curraIu, three tablespoonfuls OF -four, six
eggs, lsmonpeel, cut fine, nu,msgs, gin
ger. shsPses. a little salt, and glaa Of
brandy. II il is too dry, add q little milk.
II must be thick and we'll mixed. Or
angs citron, and fs " sweet almonds may
be added. Three hours viii boil il.
Valuable HsiLrSo OIxrxrsr.-For
old fever sores aud ulcers, and all sores
that do not heal easily: ,a...
Take linseed oil, one pint, beeswax and
ros'h each one ounce, melt together, and
while boiling hot stir 10 seven ounces red
lead, keep &C boiling until it becomes let
black and thick enough when cool TO
make a saise. Stir il constantly while
boiling, aud be very careful or il will boil
over unless the weasel in which il is made
ia quite large. when removed from the
fire aud nearly cold. stir 10 bali an ounce
Of pul'srized camphor gum. and half
teacup full OF strained honey !; to be spread
on cloths and applied to the sores night
and morning, after first cleaning them
with soap aud water. This is one
OF the most valuable healing sslves or
ointmeots in the world, for all cases where
sn application ofthis nature Is required.
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TIE CLEANER
PROSP ECTUS

or Tus CHARLESTON SKMI WEEKLY Axp
WEEKLY News.
The pablishsrs OF the Charleston Dailv
News have much pleasure in informing ths
public that The frat number OF their long.
promised Semi.Weekly edition will bs
issued on Saturday, the ID OF November.
and will be regularly pablishcd Thereafter
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
As has been before stated, it will be the
endeavor OF the Publishers 70 mako the
paper in every way worthy of the public
patronage. 10 will contain q variety Of
matter. consisting of stores, literary nsws,
family gossip, etc, which will not be fosnd
:A he nsi!y. and .ill h.ye all the editorials
and news q { interest transferred from that
issue. The market reports will be full and
reliable. -
The Weekly edition Of the News will
also he commenced on Sunday Morning,
the 4lh Of November. and will DO Issued
rsgulssly thereafter every Sunday morning.
This paper will DO entirely original In itsslf,
and will be made up Independent Of the
other editions Il will contain she --latest
telsgraphic news from all parts OF the coun-
try, besides having Interesting selections,
stores, literary Items and book reviews,
gossip late marks, reports. City and State
items. etc, ste. ....
Terms Of S~mi. Weekly. % 90 year.
Terms Of Weekly. .93 90 . year.
Address
cATHCART. MCMILLAN g. MORTON.
No. 10 Hayne-stree.
Nsvombsr ., Sc Charleston, q. C.
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Extract from Sambo's Sermon

"Srate am de road, an narrow am de
paf which leadef to Gloryl"
BsEDEES BLEvERs :-Yu am sensible
dis mite in comm to hear de word and
have 1t splsipd and mous,sated TO WI
yss ys: Is; ssa tend los 20 splain I. GO
de light Of liben day. We am all wiked
sinnsrs hare b'low-i,s a fac my brsdren
and tell yu how it cum. Yu see,
Adam was de foe man:
fr Eve was dc fodder, . 70 =
Cane vas . wiked man,
ksse he kill his bruddef.
Adam and Eve war brof brack men
and 30 was Cape and Abls. Nov, sposs
II seems to strike yer understanding how
de fus white man cum. Wy let yu no.
Den you see when Case kill his brudder,
de msssa cum and be say "Csne where
yure b'udder Adler Can say "I don't,
know mssss." But de niger node ell de
time. Massa now git mad, cum sgin,
speak nifty sharp dis time. "Cspe whar
yure brudder Able, you nigssr 4" Cane
now git frightened and be turn white ;
and dis is de way do fus vhi.e man cum
upon dis airtbl and IL il had no, been
for dat dar pigger, Cane, we'd never bssn
troubled wild de sassy whites pom de face
Of dis circumlar globe.
DE quire will sing de 4o-l1th bin,
ticker meter. Bruddsr Jones, pass roun
de sasser. .. ........
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Hen Signs.

Some one has given the following signs
for distinguishing hens that either will
not lay at all or only few eggs in the
spring, and take vacation for the remain,
der Of the year.
Hens that lay are off the roost at The
frat dawn Of the morning, while barren
hens often remain there until the sun is
high in the sky, or until the laying hens
have ample time to fill their crops. Lay,
ing hens have a vorscious appetite, while
barren hens are often very indifferent
about eating. Hens that are about to
commence laying, or that do lay everv
day, or every alternate day, are as active
in obtaining feed for themselves as one
having brood Of hungry chickens is dill.
gent in scratching up and scratching out
necessary feed for her young ones.
A hen that lays An egg TO day and
another TO morrow, has a coinb and gills
red and glowing, while the comb and
gills Of \ barren ben will be coloress,
palid, and sometimes wrinkIed and dried
up When a hen that lays has eaten
until her crop appears distended 10 i,s
utmost capacity, she will force down a
little more, while barren one will often
appear "a Indifferent about eating good
feed. A hen that has laid an eoo IN dav
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CHRISTIAN NEIGKBOR,

NOD willing, shalt cause to be publish.
~ ed, at a place, time and price hereafter
to be- decided upon. n Weekly Paper, with
the above style and title.
Tho general object Of the publication
will be the maintenance Of the Christian
Scriptures "A the standard Of right, in all
questions which involve morality, whether
these questions Hpperiain to In IN individu
ally or collectively, and whe ther arising
from his relation 10 God or his neighbor
Enjoining conscientious obedience 10 all
the ordinances Of civil government not in
conflic, with the law Of God, the CHRIS.
rIAN NElGiiBOR will be an unequiyoc Al
advocate Of Christianity ns opposed to war,
either offensive or defensive.
While neither politics nor other lnconge-
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principles Of Christianity will be applied To
all matters, so far as they involve moral
principle. Politics shall be excluded from
religion. yet the former shalt not be exempt
from the application Of the latter
Identified with the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, whose authority under God
IS paramount with me, and holding the
principles announced. the NEIGHBOR is
Offered as n medium Of adyocacv Of all the
interests Of Christianity 10 that branch of
The Church, aud also as Al agency for on
larging and establishing in other church.s,
aud In the regions beyond. that Kingdom
Of Christ (which Is not Of this world"
] dssire to ascertain, through the agency
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In the beginning; the price governed by
size Of sheet for six or twelve months to be
forthcoming on the reception Of the first
number.
Lat all communications be addressed
SID II. BROWNE,
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SELECT POETRY.
v THE MAIDEN's FAREWELL.
BY ANNIE AYMER,

.-'- @, ".' BY ANNIE AyMER.
Pve loved thee, dearly loved thee
But | must forget thee now
My heart has long been obstinate,
-, Twas hard TO make Ii bow.
AT length. it wearied, yields to fats's
Most hard and stern decree.
And I'm no longer happy, since
They've bio me part with thee.
The world will seem wilderness,
And nought can make me blest,
Save the thoughts OF a reunion,
." Where the weary are at rest.
Zach scene that we have visited,
Each book that we have read,
Will make our hearts bleed we shall wish
That we were with the dead.
'Tis not thou art not noble.
Else Id not love thee thus;
But thou art poor--and poverty
q. Has ever been curse;
And so they have forbidden me
To say one kind farewell
To him why fondy loves me,
Who my bitter grief can tell
cannot tear thine image from
n My bursting, breaking heart!
cannot, cannot, give thee up,
... Though knowing we must part
D that goid was not an idol
To which mems souls are given
Or that thou hadst tho treasure-then
Our hearts would not be riven.
thought my heart would yield, but find
l lcannot think Of thee,
Without that pure devoiedness,
That thou hast loved to see:
can never cease TO love thee,
But ever, pray
20 That we may meet in heaven above,
Where tears are wiped away.
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A GRIC ULT UR AL.
December.

"White ermine now the mountains wear.
To s"ie'd their naked shoulders bare.
The dark pine wears the snow. as head
of EthioP doth white turban wear.
The floods are armed with silver shields,
Through mhich the Suns sword cannot fare
To mutter 'twixt their teeth the streams
In icy fettors, scarcely dare.
flushed in the Lusy hum Of life;
liz silence in the earth and air."
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
c & 3 I z 4 DOVE,
Mecklenburg Fess,ale Collegs
MAGAZINE.

"E propose to send forth from the 10.
w stitution, November 18th, 1867, 9TH.
Carrier Dove. or Meek 'enburg Fsmale Col.
lego MAGAZINE, designed expressly for
young ladies'.
This will be = Periodical OF Forty-Eight
Pages, well printed on fine paper and hand.
soT0ely illustrated.
The aim will be TO make u, In the high
est degree, attractive and entertaining.
IL will be issued Quarterly, at 81 PEI >a-
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For Is six copies will be sent to one ad-
dress. Forward names and money with.
out delay. An encouraging number Of
Subscribers have already been obtained.
All Communications shoald be sadressed
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Camden Mail.

Camden Mail.
Departs Monday aud Friday at 8 a. m.
Arrives Tuesday and Saturday at 6 p. m.
Mail closes Sunday and Thur s,lay at i D. m.
CHARLOTTE NAIL.
Arrives Tuesday and Saturday at IL m.
Departs Tuesday and Saturday at y. III,
Mail closes Tuesday and Saturday at III a. H..
PINEylLLE NAIL.
Departs Thursday at e a. m.
Arrives Friday at p. m.
Mail closes "Wednesday at 8 p. m.
JEFFERSON MAIL.
Departs Thursday at 2p. IN.
Arrives Saturday At IL a. M.
Mail closes Thursday at IL m.
CAMDEN via Liberty Hill.
Arrives Friday at l n. IN.
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Mail closes Friday at l2 M.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

In The Common Peat
ID. w. brown, Surviving Declaration in
Executor, Va. Foreign Attach
4. A. Bell. \,nent
Whereas. the Plaintiff did on the 4th day
Of April file his declaration against the de
fendant. who Gas it is said.) is absent from
aud without the limits Of this State, and
has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same, uPon whom n copy Of tho said
declaration might be served. II Is there
fore ordered. tnat the defendant do appea
and plead to the said declaration, on or be.
fore the 9th day Of April which will be in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hund red and sixty.eight otherwise 6nal
sod absolute judgment will then be given
aud awarded ngans, him
JOHN w. TWITTY, Crk C.P
Clerks Office, Lancaster District, April 4,
1867. 5Li-3mlyad.
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THE
Southern Christian Advocate
1887.
THlRTIETH VOLUME.

TmRTIETH VOLUME.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

+. Il. Kendrick. widow, , Bill for
vs.. ) Dover
John j. Porter, Adm'r. ct. al.
UNDER the order in this csse the credi.
tors Of Thomas w. K-ndrck, deceased. arc
enj"ned from all proceedings in the Law
Court against the Administrator. ard IRE
required to prove their claims before the
omnissioner on or before the 5th day {
March, 1868, or be debarred the benefit Of
any decree in the cause.
h. G. BILLINGS, C. T.. l.. ID.
Commissioners Office,
December /, 1867. 3m.
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REMINGTONS'
f | Il e A r NJ s.
SOLD BY THE TRADE GENER ALLY
A LIBERAL DrscoUsr TO DEALERS.

100000 furnished the u. s. Government.
Army Revolver, I4.IOO in. CaIiLrs,
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New Pocket Revolver, 81 100 in. Calibrs.
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PRINCIPAL ACEHTS,

PRINCIPAL AGEETs.
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Poultney d. Trimble, Baltimore.
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Johnson, Spencer g. Co, Chicago.
l. NJ. Ramsey, s. Co, st. Louis.
Albert z. Crane. San Franciscs.
June II. '67-l ~.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
..r. LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In Common Pisas.
G. w. Bell.
- VS.; Foreign Attachment.

F. A. Bell.
Whereas, the Plaintiff did on the 9Th
day OF April, file his declaration against
the defendant, " no Gas il is said) is absent
from and without the limits Of this State,
and has neither wife nor attorney known
within the same, upon whom copy Of the
said declarat ion might be served. II 10
therefore ordered, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration
on or before the 9th day Of April, which
will be in the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty eight. Other.
wise final and absolute Judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
JOHN w. TWITrY, Crk C.. p.
Clerks Office, Lancaster District, April
Sth, 1867. 5t--l3miysd
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Mecklenburg Female College
CHARLOTTE, N. C.

Rev. A. @. STACY. A. H., Principal.
aTANDARD OF Scholarship HIGH. Boa I'd
- with fuel. lights contingent fee, and Tui.
ton per Session Of 5 scholastic months 81 oa,
half in advance. IL paid entiro In adyaace,
only eos, 90 required.
The locality is central and heslthy. Grounds
ample. Buildings spacious and comfortable.-
Board Of Instruction composed Of the best
teachers the country s6ords
For particulars, address
TIE PRESIDENT,
f"' or, the Editor OF Ledger,
Sep. 4, 1897 u Lancaster O. H., s. G.
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Doe pound Of cotton seed hulled is
worth ten pounds corn, to fattsn hog. or
beef cattle, or 10 winter sheep on.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT,
In tho Common Pleas.
Jesse b. Mobley, }
vs.. AttachmenE

Jesse II. Mobley, }
vs.. Attachment
James ID. Stanley,
Whereas, the Plaintiff did on the 18th
day Of April, file his declaration against
the defendant, who, (as Il IL said) is absent
from and without the limits Of this State,
and has neither wife nor attorney known
within the same. upon whom copy Of the
said declaration might he served. 1t is
therefore ordered, that tho said defendant
do appear and plead to the spid declara ton
on or before the 18th duy Of April, which
will be in the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty. eight. other
wise final and absolute judgmen. will then
be given and awarded against him.
JOHN w. TWIrTY, Crk c. p.
Clerks Office, Lancaster District, S. c.,
April II, 1867. 5i-I.3mIyad.
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N. Y. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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CLOTHING,
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We have ready a large, handsome ana
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The recent decline in woolen and cotton
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Cash and close buyers from the South
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

IN EQUITY-Lancaster.
r. c. Potts, Admir-. } Bill for Injunction.
vs.. To Marshal Assets,
Rachel Culp, ct. al. )&,.
UNDER the order in this case tho cred.
itors Of William Culp, deceased, are enjoin-
ed from all proceedings in the Law Cour,
against the Administrator. and are required
to prove their claims before the Connie.
sioner on or before the 7lh day Of March,
1868, or be debarred the benefit Of any de.
cree in the cause.
II X. G. BILLINGS. C. L.. LID.
Commissioners Office.
December. 1, 1867. SIN.
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JOB WORK

JOB WORK
Will be executed with neatness and dispatch
and on accommodating terms
t# THE CASH for Advertising and Job
Work will be required In all instances as soon
as the work Is rendered. Written orders. to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.