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SOUTH CAROIINA-Llncaster Dis,ri:l

SOUTH CAROIJNA-L1ncas District
ny d. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordinary
II for said District.
WHEREAS, X &. BILLINGS, Commis.
sioner in Equity Lancaster Dist has applied
TO me- for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods aud chaitels, rights
and credits Of Drury VI. Culy, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd
monish all aud singular, the kindred and
creditors of the Said deceased, to 10 and
appear before me nj our next OrdInary's
Court for the said District, to he holden I
Lancaster Court House, on the 23d dav
Of January next, 60 shoH cau,e. if any.
why the sad Administration should not be
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal. this 9th
day OF Dec, IN the year of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred aud sixty.
seven aud in the 94i year Of the lnde.
penGcnce Of the United States of
America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, o. T.. %.
Dec. IL. 40i
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Nine,y-six Crcui,-T G uurber,.
N'nety-siI Colored Circuit--ro be SUD
piled.
Saluda River Mission--W Law,on.
supernumerary.
Map'e'1n-Josepb b Traywick.
gefeld--Peter s Herman.
Savannah River Mission S Daneill.
Belton--W G Clark.
Newberry-W s Black.
Newherrv Cicuit-J II Zimmerman
and b w Harrison.
Laursus--J w Kelly; one to be sup.
piled.
CIinton--J + Al,ernay.
Reedy RIVER Missjon-F Aud
Or. uome MiSsiou-Ihomas II Ell
wards.
GREEHvILLE DIsrRIOT-A. n. STEVENS, p. K.
Greenviile Siatior-Robt. Harper.
Groenyille Circait--J } Workman.
Reedvile--u Bronson.
PIckensviIie-J NJ Carlisle.
keowee--J S Stoudemire.
WalhalIa-To be supplied + Morgan,
supernumersry.
Seneca and Ingeloo-R Dogwalt.
Anlerson-S 4 Sli,ton.
Anderson Circut-lI A Hodges.
PGnd!eton-Geo J Round.
sPARTANDuRG DIsrRIcr-R r. FRAHKs, p. e.
Spartanburg S,stion-W A Gamewe.L.
Spartauburg Circuit--J l. Carpenter.
Unionville and Grim Creek-C A Oar
bv.
Rich Uill-James S Erwin r c Cline,
supernumerary.
Pacolel aud Fair Forest B Macca
beau.
Belmont-A w Wells.
Goshen IIill-E G. Gage.
Columbus-John B Wood.
Ruther'ord-S A Sharp; D May, su.
Pernumer.ry.
Cherry In. Mission-To he supplied.
Marion, n. C.-J K Griffith.
McDows,I-tIenry J Morgan.
Agent for circulating books, &c.-S
Leard.
Wofford CoIlsge-A NJ Shipp, w
Smith, A II Ls.,er.
SHELBY DIsrRICr-J ". woRrH,r
Shelby Station w Humber. and r
l. A'ston.
Shelby Crcuit-A p Avant.
Lincolnlon--Anstin w Walker.
Rock Springs Finger.
Dallas-C Land.
York-S S Nelson.
NJ c Connerly. l. A Johnson, N. z.
Boyle, ,snpernumarsries
PineviIe-A X Melton.
CharIole-E Mayuardie.
Calvary Mission-'i'o be snpplied.
North Charleston Crit L Pralher.
Newtou-34sil G Jones.
South Fork-John Watts.
Lenoir-G w Joey.
Happy Iiome-J & Uat.aN.
Morgsntou-PJ Bowman.
Dsrenpor, Female ColIege--S Ltnder
Mecklenburg-A q Stacy.
wADKsDoRo DISTINCTLY. N. KENNEDY, r. K
Wadesboro Circui,-W l. Psgues.
Cheraw-A Stafford.
I BenneusSilIe-M l. Banks.
AnsonvIle-Tbos A Boone.
Albemare-J w Psws,t.
Concord-R r Psgue..
Noun: Pieasant-E A Lemmond.
Lancaster--J w Crider
Hanging Rock-R : DufIie.
Chesterfield Eaddy.
Monros-J K Little.
Monroe Circuit-J w Abtrnsthy.
Pleasant Grove-J Z Crisp.
South Oh arlotte-- Jsmes NJ Gina.
Thonpson's Creek Mission--J W Cow,
ard.
Carolina Female College Ch,ps!-Jno.
A Mood.
Transferred to South Georgis-M A
McKihben.
Next Conference to be held At Abbs
vile, South Carolina.
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Sheriff IS Sale.

pY VIRTUE Of Fl Fa to me dirl
- Iwil offer for sale on the first Mo,
IN January next within the legal houl
sHI'' tie following property, To wiz:
Eleven hundred pound. Seed Col
Nine Bushes Of Corn, one bundled al
iy handles Of fodder, one COW, one n
ing. Que bay Mare, one small wsgon]
gear. Levied on and to be sold s,tb.l
reHy Of Rcdding Thomson at the nj
Martha Thomson.
} B. COUSART, S. 1.
Dec IL, 1867. 4t.
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LANCASTER c. H., S. c., JAN, 3, 1868.
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Estate Notice

A Lii Persons having demands. either
: n against the Estate of r. ID NJ. Dun.
zap or Emily 5. Dunlap. deceased are here>
ov notified TO present the sam To the un,
derslgned hefnre the ist day Of April next
This notice will be plead in ba, to claims
subsequently, presented
K J. NJ. DUNLiP, Admir-.
Jan 2, 1868, 81.
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Plantation to Rent.

nN Thursday, the 18th January next,
" we will rent for the wear 1868, on the
premises, to the highest bidder. the Bow.
den Plantation" Of the Estate Of John
Perry, decd, containing abou, 200 acres of
cleared Land including bottom and new
grounds, situated on CutuwJa River in
Lancaster District. Terms made known
on day Of renting.
WiLMUTlI PERRY, .,
b J.pERRY. Admr''
Dec &c, 1867. o..
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Cotton Tax Claims.

TNllE undersigned have been appointed
Il agents Of
liERscHGL V. JOHNSON 81 CoMrAvY,
for the prosecution of these claims for Ker.
shaw and Lancaster Districts. Tne com
psny proposes to prosecute the claims at
their own risk and expense. The claimant
is 10 incur no expense in any crert
}. B. kERSiIAW,
Camden. s. g., or
KEkSllAW g. CONNORT,
Lancaster G. II Agents.
Dec &c, 1867. 81.
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School Notice.

HliE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN a
L School in ancasicrville on tho I'd
Monday 03th) January, 1868.
Tuition per Session of 5 months in currency
Orlhopraphy and Writing. SIS 90
English GRAMMAR, Geography and
Arithmetic ........... So. 1850
Latin md Greek Languages, ard
the Sciences. -. ..... 1000
Music on Piano (by Miss Lizzie y.
BoIkD. 1000
Students charged from entrance I'LL close
OF Session. excep. prevented by illness.
Strict attention will be gwen TO moral
culture as well ns intellectual training.
J. II. X BELK,
Miss MARY B HAMMOND.
Dec, &c, 1867. -.
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South Carolina Conference Appoint.
49,. ments.

onARLrsroS DIsTRIcr-A. n. onRiKrz-
EI5.-. BsRa, p. Z.
: Tsiui!y-F A Mood.
Cum berland-To be supplied.
Bethel--J T Wighunan.
Spring S,'eet-Ons to be supplied.
Cooper Rvsr-L L Byau; EFT Psn'
nipgton, supernumerary.
- SommervilIe-Ilenry n Mood.
Cypress-To be supplied.
ST George Sbiffly.
st George Missioh-To be supplied.
observation-disclosures Raysor.
E. orange-W w Jones.
y Orso9eburg-W G Coanor.
e Provideuce-J s Couhor.
st Mathew's-W Huuo.
Upper st Mathew's-fo be supplied.
LeIington-John G Penny.
Lexington Mis.ion--To be supplied.
DANDkRG DisrRICr-D. J. SIMMONS, re-
Bamberg Circui.-Charles Wilson.
Blackville--Wm Carson-one to be
supplied.
- Upper Orange-To be supplisd.
Aiken-Alexsnder w Walker.
Grahitevile-J X Pickett.
Bsrnwell-h Neuis..
Ailendals-A I Stokes.
81 Bsrtholonsw-Laniy Wood.
o. Wslterboso--J w McRsry.
10 BLACK Swamp-Thoma. ] Glide.
Hardsevilis--J J Il Coberu.
MARION DIsrRIcr-R. J. BoYD, +. 4.
I' Maricn S,ation-G IL Wells; Thomas
Mitcho'l, supetnum erary.
Marion Circui,-S N Little Thomas
W Muosrlyn, supsruumerary.
I, ,Brownsvilie--W G. Power.
Buck Swsmp--Jobn l. Plalt.
Liberty ChsreI--Dsvid w Ss.ll.
Darlington Station John L Morris.
Darlington Circuit-Simpsou Jones, s
MDavis.
Georcetown--S B Porter
= Black River Circuit and Mission-J &
Sloll.
Kiagstoa w Mood.
aOos~sy yboro-John ii G MeKiisg.
Conwayb yboro Circui,-Lswis Scarbor,
ough. .........
Wsecsmaw Circoit--S P ii ElwsII.
Lyachbutg-D } MeMiheu.
cprUAbiA prsrmcr-c aIrRiroHAKO, ,. =.
Washington S.rssl--W Martin; C
Murch'son, supefnumera'y.
Marion Stress ii Brown.
Ooium bis Chcuit-J Parker.
Rocky Mount--J L'Shuford.
Sandy River-G w NJ Creighton.
r.. Cps.lsr-J Emory Watson. ..
:. Richlsad Fosk-M Brown. D.,
.svRairfsld--A J CAathsn--ons 10 Be
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Information. .-Informat ion guaranteed to
produce a luIuriuht growth OF alrupon bald
head or beardless face, Also recipe for the
removal Of PimpleS, Blotches, Eruptions, etc,
on the skin, leiving the same soft, clear aad
beautiful, can be obtained without charge by
addressing THos. y. CHAPMAN, Chemist
Sept. 10, 1851. S23 3roedwsy, n. Y.
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COMM MlSSl0NERS SALE.
In Equity-Lancaster.

Burrcl Phillips, Bill for Partition,
VS.. &c
Susan Phillips, et al.
| will resell at the risk Of Burrel Phillips,
the former purchaser, at Lancaster Court House,
on the First Monday in January next, tho tract
Of flaud belonging to the Estate of Robert Ph.l.
lips deceased, bid Off by the said Burrell at the
Commissioners sale in November last-ho havt
ing failed to comply.
TERMS Sufficient cash to pay costs, bal.
Ance nt ! > months with bond surcties and mort
gage.
X. G. BILLINGS, c. F.. l.. D.
Commissioners Office, Lancaster c. II s. C.
December II, lSe7.-4t. IoOO,'l
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FOR SALE.

A Cylinder Press in good or
der. With all the nece sssry Material for a Daily
and Weekly Newspaper with type, &c, for a
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-28

ner man RECALLED with as choice NOR
sci as ever Englishman ate. assisted, of
course, by a generous pot of beer, to
which. it is said, Englishmen are some
what partial. -! - ..51s ~ ~, ',,' ~ ~
Now, for a workingman, there is moth
/ ing like good hot meal. 1t adds force
and power to human muscle. Therefore,
in every farm, in every cottage, let the
kettle be boiled every morning; let
the saucepans containing the provisions
for the day dinner be placed to boil for
FIVE minutes, and then shut up, piping
hot, in a wood box, well fitted inside
with cheap felt, and the family need
concern themselves no more till the din
ner hour arrives. At that time the food
will be found nicely cooked, and with
the addition of some salt and pepper it
will constitute dish fit to set before a
king. The laborer can as easily carry
the little Norwegian stew-pan to the
field as he can his little tin pail. stlsl,.
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Sherih's Sale,

Sheriff's Sale.
Isadore Frey Court of Common
vs. : Pleas of Franklin
Christopher Kneewater ct alS county
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
l. in the above stated case from said court to me
directed, will offer for sale at public auction at
the door of the court house, in the city of Colum
bus, y 80
Saturday, the 10th dav of December, A. D.
1868,
at o'clock P. M. the following described proper
ty to- wit: Situate in the county of Franklin and
State of Ohio. to-wit: u
Lot No. six (6) of John Shorts subdivision of lot
No nine 10 of Robert Ne's addition to the city of
Columbus, Ohio, said premises conveyed to said
Christopher kneewater by John g, McGufey and
wife, by deed dated March 3oth. A. d. 1867. - d
Appraised at $40.
Printers fees $ll 90
GEO. H. EARHART. Sheriff.
By J. s. BULL. Deputy.
j. G.. McGUFr EY, Atty. .
novl7- wtd&d1t : - Errr
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~ RE Il. soldier and the Thistle.

Little Minnie, in her eagerness after
flowers, had wounded her hand on a
sharp, prickly thistle. This made her
cry with pain at first, and pout with
vexation afterward.
zifa" do wish there was no such thing
as thistle in the world" she said pet
tishly. 80 .fafi.
~And yet the Scottish nation think
so much of It, they engraye it on the
national arms" said the mother.
!. It is the last flower. that | should
pick out" said Minnie. "I am sure
they might have found great many
nicer ones. even among the weeds"
N /" But the thistle did them such good
service once," said mother, "they learned
to esteem it very highly. One time the
Danes invaded Scotland, and they pre-
pared to make night attack on sleep
ing garrison. So they crept along, bare
footed, as still as possible, until they
were almost up to the spot. just at
that moment barefooted soldier stepped
on a great thistle, and the hurt made
him utter sharp, shrill cry of pain
That sound awoke the sleepers, and
each man sprang to his arms. They
fought with great bravery, and the in
yaders were driven back with much
loss. So, you see, the thistle saved
Scotland, and ever since it has been
placed on their seal as their national
flower" i
ai7" Well, I never expected that SO small
a thing could save nation," said Min
ME, thoughtfully. To-
.eGod can make use Of as small things
as great, to accomplish his purpose; and
it is said that very small circumstances
often turn the tide of battle. In the war
of 1912, the British fleet were sailing in
the harbor of New London, and it was
asked why they did not destroy the
town, when they could have SO easily
done it. - .5s.5 f4.5a
81 would" replied the commander,
sif it had not been for that formidable
long fort, whose guns commanded the
harbor.'i That long fort, he then learned,
was an old rope-walk, and the many
guns were the small windows in its
side. / presume the New London peo-
pie looked with new eyes on that old
rope-walk, after they learned what a
good service it had DONE"
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale of
Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Probate Court of Franklin county, Ohio.
will offer for sale. at public auction. on p
Wednesday, the esd day of De-
cember, A. ID. 1865,
at 10 o'clock forenoon upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in the city of
Columbus, county of Franklin and State Of Ohio.
to-wit:
Being the north half IN ~ of fraction No. 3 and
lot No. 4, commencing 3l14 feet from the southwest
corner of fraction mum Der three and lot No. in
South Columbus. and from thence north 7s degrees.
east Is7K feet to an alley; thence with the west
line of said alley north l2 degrees, west Blk fee
thence westerly direction and parallel with the
first line Is7 feet to the east line of Front street,
thence southerly direction and with the east line
of mt street 81 Y feet to the place of beginning.
being the north hall of said lot No. in said frsc
tion No.
Appraised at 800.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash in hand, and the
other half in one year from the day of sale
vita interest, the deferred payment to be secured
by mortgage mon the premises sold.
CATHARINE K. SILBERNAGLE.
Administrative of Adam Silbernaele, decd.
WIN l.. HEYL. her Atty. n noysi-dltw4w
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How 20 Have a Cheap Ho. Dinner.

4 - = aaE ~
IFrom the Scientific Americana
We happened to be present in May
E, last at the Polytechnic Institute of Lon.
don while Prof. Pepper was conducting
some very interesting optical expert
ements to crowded and appreciatiye au-7
dience.
This Institute is one of the most val
auable and instructive in London, and we
trust that in due time we shall have
something like it, and even better, in
this city.
oZ A large hall in the building is devot-
ed to the exhibition of novel inventions,
many of which were remarkable for
their ingenuity. At the time of our
visit, very voluble little parsonage
was summoning the visitors to examine
small contrivance which he called the
Norwegian cooking apparatus. 1t con-
sisted of p tin vessel or stew-pan, hav-
ing closely fitting cover, and into
which piece of mutton or beef, pota-
toes, and other vegetables, are placed
in water at the boiling point. The ves-
sci is covered SO as to be water-tight,
and then carefully inclosed in felted
box, and the lid sealed. The apparatus
before us had been shut up nearly three
and a half hours, and when opened in
r. our presence, we were invited, along
with other halfhungry visitors, to eat Of
the viands thus prepared, which we found
well cooked and very palatable. The
lecturer on the cooking apparatus re-
marked that the peasants of Norway,
wise in their generation, were great
eaters of porridge. They found that by
boiling their mess for only five minutes,
and then Immediately inclosing the
saucepan, all hot, in little telted boz,
the acquired heat was sufficient to CON-
plete the cooking of the por.idge and to
keep it hot for many hours.
The Norwegian Government, it ap-
pears, took leaf out of the PEASANTS
hook, and adopted the same plan of
cooking for the navy, which has proved
q success.
THE lecturer went on to say that two
pentlemen-perhaps himself was one of
tSem started from Paris with one of
these little felted saucepans full of NUT
tom. and upon reaching London, after
eleven hours ride, the felt covering was
the stew opened, and the in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-28

as- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. A NEW
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Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH

LIVERY MAN HIS OWN Pf1 Il SsCl AN.
u Holloway's Pills and Holloway's Ointment.
Disorders of the Stomach. Liver and Bowels-The
Stomach is the great center which influences the
health disease of the system-ahused or debili-
tated by excess-indigestion offensive breath and
physical prostration the natural consequences.
Allied to the brain. it is the source of headaches
mental depression. nervous complaints and unre,
generates bilious disorders. pains in the eide. &c
eBowes sympsthise by Costiyeness, DiarrhGa
IS on the Stomach. and the liver, lungs. bowels and
kidne, participate in their recuperative and re-
generative operation. Erysipelss and salt kheum
are two of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent on this continent: 10 these the Oint-
ment is especially antagenistic. Its ''modus oper-
pete the cure. Bad Legs. Old Sores and Ulcers.
cases of many years standing, that have pertina-
treatment have invariably succumbed to few ap-
picatiOns of this powerful unguent. Eruptlons on
the Skin. arising from bsd state of the blood or
chronic diseases, are eradicated, and a clear and
transparent surface ressined by the restorative ac-
tion of this Ointment 1t surpasses many of the
cosmetics and other toilet appliances in. power
to dispel rsshes and other d disbursements Of the
face. Female Complaints, wheth in the young or
old, married o. sinele,st the dawn of woman ood
or the turn of life these tonic medicines displays
decided an influence that marked improvementis
soon perceptible in the health of the patient.
ing purely vegetable preraf alton, they are safe
and reliable remedy for all classes of Females in
and Fistula-Every form and feature of these prev
alent and stubborn disorders is eradicated local
and entirely by the use of this emolient; warm f2
healing qualities viii be found to be thorough and
invariable. ....
Both the Ointment and Pi Is should be used
BuniOns. Burns Chapped hands, Chiblains; Fis-
tuls Gout, Lumbago. Mercurial Eruptions, flles,
Rheumatism, Ringworm Salt Eneum: a :rs ScsSids, So,
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Throats, Sores Of all
kinds, Sprains. Stiff JOINTS este'' olcers' fe-
are genuine unless unless The words
cernahIe as Wdter-mdrh in every leat of the book
of directions around each pot box; the same may
be painly seen by holding the leaf to tie light 4
handsome reward will be ven to any one render
ing such Information as may lead to the detection
of any party parties cOunterfeiting the medi-
cnes or vending the same. knowing them to be spu-
rious. ..-
A6 Sold at the manufactory of Professor Hol-
Ioway. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by ali reI
spectacle Drugeists and Dealers in Medicine
:, 81 There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot and box.
jyl5-w1y
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Sherih's Sale.

Newell P. Mix, Court of Common Plea
VS. of
Michael Engel ct alS franklin county.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
l. the above stated case from said court, to me
directed will for sale at the door of the court
house, in the city of Columbus. on
Saturday, the 2Sth dav of November, A. D.
1868,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
ta.e to-wit:
The south half of lot number seven in Born 4
Jennies' add tion to the city of Columbus, Ohio.
per recorded plat thereof recorded in plat record
No. l. page u.s. being the same premises conveyed
to said Magdalena Enge by Noah Virgins. by deed
dated MAY 18th. A. d. 1854.
Appraised at $241 66. PEI
Printers fees $ll 90.
rCA Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
By J. s. BULL, Deputy.
J.W. BALDWIN, Atty. oct24-d1t6wtd
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DIR RI G. HELMIcK

OWES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
" the treatment of diseases of Females. There
are many ladies in every community who re afiict
ed with what is tern ed female weakness. DR.
HeImick has discovered a remedy that is warrant
ed t. cure the most severe cases. no matter how
long standiI g. Ladies can consult the Doctor at
his ofice or BY mail on all diseases peculiar then
sex The strictest priv acy observed in ali cases.
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