ocr: i . j OF STFTPTFT? ^ P ?iF^i hh^h FOR THE N] 18 SITHSCKIHEK is grateful for tl |>i?st three years. The list of Subscr rcasing, that, at this lime, wo have a \ trons of our paper to say whether we ar< t. Have we merited your favors, or ha) (atory, we would briefly state, that we i sr, devoted our whole attentioti to the p avored to give "value received." It is t ttees, when a dark day came upon us, : s suspended for it very short period. N >re attention to the Ledger than previous ed, to do even still more. About the commencement of the New V Interesting and n t 31 I t 3 Si A I lis will he stteeeeded hv others, in additioi Ac. It nost every paper, we have given one or t the natnhy, pamhv trash which floats r intention, during the next year, to pre erv week. We are not censorious?we do not wish lbnrkcd in this business, we desire togive f ambitious so to improve i*, and enhanc le distinction. We wish it to be said tin wthy of Lancaster District* To do what we promise, require? fri'cater // </<? all and more than we promise. Ol Five Copies, eaeh, Ten ?lo do Fifteen do do Twenty do do Single Copy, one Year, if laved three months, *2 50; if delayed s We appeal to our friends to aid its. L\ e additional subscriber, and this is more tl d to double our list. Try friends, do vo1 >t of January, send us each a subscrib'M'. nt of a paper here has done much for La ?persons in no way identified Willi thodist such that it will prove as intciestii g as a A New feature?Altoge During the next year we will give severa 11 of a gentleman of this 1 >istrict, who nee e hest writers in the country. We have si gie dreams, ami the article* lie is at presc Ives be worth the price of subscription, i ur names at onee. If it he your desire, tli the January number Address 11. TOTR TP TO ?tflj 3W YEAR, * mr * >5ie liberal patronage lie bns received (he ibers to (ho Lodger has been gradually cry respectable number. It is for the i' deserving of this liberal patronage or re we not ? In reply to our own done our best; we have, the past a per, and, to the best of our ability, that owing to unavoidable circuin- and our horizon was clouded, our pnper Ye have devoted, since that time, even |v, and intend, if we are properly we will commence an tost Attractive . s i % a 7 ? i to our regular IVEW8 lTKIfIS, tnav have been observed of late, that, in two" pieces of OKKilNAL I'OKTKY? about ; but real, genuine poetry. It is sent our readers with an original piece to be considered so. As we have cm* i our paper a character and standing, wo o its usefulness, that it may attain enviat the Ledger Ik an excellent paper ami outlay, and, if our friends \v Ml aid us, we :r dub rates are as follows: tfc 1 73 $8 73 1 .10 S 3 OO i :i?v *jo oo I 93 93 oo k Advance ijiSi. If payment be ix months, ery subscriber we have can procure us lan wc ask, yet we would be much best-mill between tliia timo o,?/t ?li? It cannot be denied but the establish* mcaster District?enable us to do more. i ict, the characteristics of our paper w?W nv of the yankee sheets. tther a new Feature! I KSSAYS, on various subjects from the ds only a little energy to bcctJitte ohc of iccectled in arousing him from hit h-thnt preparing for the Ledger, will is the time to sttbscrihe, send on we will commence your subscriptions S. 1IA1LEY, Editor and Proprietor.


The Lancaster ledger. [volume]

ocr: i i mess FOR THE N 18 SUBSCRIBER is grateful for t past three Tear*. Tl?e list uf SuIjk ncrensiug, tlmt, at this time, we have a I'atron* ol our paper m say whvih*i we a lot. Have we merited your favors, or lui 'oratory, we would briefly stale, tlial we rear, devoted our whole attention to the | leavorod to give " value received." It is a awes, when a dark day came upon us, s as suspended for a very short period, attention to the Ledger than prcviou iged, to do even si ill more. About the commencement ?f the New Interesting and i $ Si 2 I! & will be succeeded bv others, in additin u i:ni?o.\ bi:\t: e, a. . i ilmost every patter, we have given one oi lot the nauiby, pambv trash which floats ur intention, during the next year, to pr very wc k. We i'.re not censorious?we do not wis! 'inharked in tliis business, we de-dro io<ri\ itv ambition* so to improve i , .*?n< 1 eiih.un ible lUtiiii'tion. W e wish it to ho said tl ,v..rlliv of Luiimtater District. To tlo what we promise, req'iir??* grealei do all a nil more than we promise, (J Five Copies, caeh, Ten ?lo do 'itleen do <lo Twenty do do Silicic Copy, one Year, i lelaye t llireo month-, $2 50 ; il' delayed We appeal to our friends to ai<l its. ? tie aihlitional subscriber, au<| this is iin?re t i??I to double our list. Try friend*, <lo y< irst of January, sen.I us each a sub-orilier. of a paper here has done much for L fo persons in no way identified with the da e such that it will prove as interest!* t; as ; A New feature?Altogi During the next year we will give seven en of a gentleman of this District, w ho tie. lie Imst writers in the country. We haver irgic dreams, and the r.rtic'es he is at prcs elves be worth the price of subscription, our names at once. If it be your desire, villi the January number Add res* II. A JJlsJ&lJtSft It EW YEAH, 55. In* lil oral lie litis f*?V-??t%?? ! tf.e ril>er? to tl.e lwl^er lute 1 e* ti gi*thia!l\ xerv ri*|n*etal?lc iitimlM-r. It t? t??? tie rc .'.i vstig t>!" j attotione ? r i\e wo lit>i ? In ro|>ly to our own ii ?loiie our l>e>t ; wo liaxe, t|.c j r.?t |?ii|kt, nn?l, to tin* |ie*t of our ability. -??tru?\ tlint owing to unaxolilaMe <ii?niri utiil our horizon whs i-loiulctl, otn We liatre ilevoteil, sinie tliat linn*, even u?l?, iiikI iutotKl, it we are j>ro|?r!y citeoiirVenr *ve will commence fin nost Attractive h, if I & ? ? hi to our regular NEWS ITKITiS, t may ha%c been ol?*erv,-d of late. that, ui r two pieces of ORIGINAL POETRY? i about; Ian real, genuine poetry. L is esem, our readers with an otiginal piece i to be considered so. A< ?o have etue our |ia|H*r a character ami standing, "0 re its u?etillness, that it may attain ?*n\ilat the Ledger is an excellent paper ami r outlay, and, if our friend* wiJ! aid us, we ur Club ran** are as fo low* : $1 7.1 * H 7.1 1 tfO 1.1 OO 1 ?31 30 OO 1 2il 2.t OO (i It!vaster $'2. It payment be six months, *3. Iverv subsi liber we have can procure us ban we ask. yet we would be unicli liest. ami between this time and the It cannot lie denied but ti e establish District?enable u* to d more. 'trict, the characteristics of ? rptx)' will hiiv of the ynnkee sheets. cthsr a xlew Feat, te! ?! ESSAYS, on various subjects i. in the eds only a little energy to become ?,t.v . < aieeceile.l in arousing liini from his preparing for the Ledger, will them- Now is the time to siihseribe. send ou , we will commence your subscriptions S. I5AILEY, Editor and Proprietor. S.

place_of_publication: Lancaster, S.C.

publisher: R.S. Bailey


ocr: A CARD. ALFRKD CK IVE1, bavfnjr returned from Ids ?isit to lint ritii* of dolphin and New Vork may be found Id* old Htand, Two Doors ><u;li of ill I nlincito I loose," and nearly opposite Hotel." w lone he will lie pleased to on those requiring his service*. Having examined and in ide hiuise.f with all the latest improvements in tiis profession, he feels confident of giv, ing satisfaction. in every p- rtieular. equal to any in the State or out of it FULL SKITS OF TEETH inserted in Platina with the Continuotis Gum in the usual manner on Gold. PRESSURE Plates inserted in the most complete and skilful and all uwrlt fully war* Particular attention given to TEETH. Tendering his thanks for time past, rnd 1>\' a determination to ex! he will pive s .tisf. ction in nil his Den1 tal Operations, equal to any emergency. Yorkville, Oct., 25 38 ~ * ~


ocr: MOBS. STYES; ^ fit OR fH 'just landed. J. B. COUSART. ?'? A large and choice variety has just Charleston, HuUiiuorc, and Philadelphia: of all ki'ula PARAGES, t HHALLKYH, THREADS, GINGHAMS, SWISS of all kinds from 6 1-4, up to 18 1-3. FLOSSES &c., Ac. LADIES' BONNETS! CIIILDRENS' BLOOMERS! LADIES FINE SHOES! Shoes, Slippers, Negroes' Brogands, the cheapest that ever was in this Market. GENTEMENS' HATS, all varieties. ? tSWllltl* a full supply. ? RINGS, * FINGER BREAST BINS, PERFUMERY OF ALL KTNDS- READY-MADE CLOTHING! SHIRTS, GENTS' and COATS, DRAWERS, and PANTS, CRA- VATS KRIUMIIRVrf Jt? i-~ AND Forks, Screws, Isocks of all kinds, Augurs, Hoes, Gimblets, S/wiles, Shovels, ?fce. CROCKERYWARE Pitchers, Goblcta, Wash-liowls, Cups & Saucers, Tourines, &c., Ac., and a large supply of Glassware. Cirocerie* of all Kinds. Country produce taken in exchange at cash prices. J. B. COUSART.


ocr: 'Jkutifnl Biarrtistmrat far- <Cjjita. Ji*8T riuLisiiKn nr CROSBY. NICHOLS, & CO. n?vr?\, f&nuf am, HISTORY OF HER LIFE, IN A OF 6 BKATIFUL FIGURES, FROM NEW AND EXQUISITE DESIGNS, PRINT" EI) IN OIL COLORS, IN THE II Kill EST STYLE OF OF THE ART; ACCOMPANIED BY I*OEriCAL DESCRIPTIONS. 1. ? The Cottage where Fanny lived.?2. Fanny with her Kitten.? 3. Fanny selling Matches.?4. Fanny leeiing her Chickens. ? 5. Fanny a Flower GirL?6. Fanny, her Uncle's Pet.


ocr: MARRIED. At Trinity Church, Columbia, on the of the 31st ult by the Rev 1*. J. Shard, Miss Kmvia C , youugest daughl-r of R? v. . Robert Henry, D. I)., to Mr. Samuel P. Nilsor, of Wiliiamsburg district, S. C.


ocr: Doctor Yourself ! l'OCKJSX diSCULAPIUS: Or, every one hie own Phyaioinn. , A Ed 11 ion, vith one *bowing Diseases and .VlalterniAliens of the ffnnmn Hyaicni In shnpo and which fa ndrfedn on th>' l)jnenih<i of KeninlsM. being of the highest Importance to married ir.-dple. i>r those rt>ntrfli?IMi|t# mar riagc. By wiuud1 Votw, *. U Ut no father be ..-hnnu-d wo present a copy of the 4!rtOUI,APlUMto bfachBd. It may save him from aiwnrly grave. I.et no votrosr man or womnh anttr Into the ?*<net nlltgn. lien* of married lift* without rending t'*? KOiTCET ^riClTLAFlUS. l*t no one aufloring Irom n Inn-tan-d <:?,itgh. H*in in the Side, reattrM rrlglA*. nrrvnnv finding*. and the whole train of l>y?peptic aenHOtlnno, and giv?n tip by their phyairUn. hi anothov moment w ithout ronanltintf tho ^>XUU? PIUH. H*f? tho lalfritd, or thooo about to be married, any impediment, rend MiU truly ueeful book, no if hnn boon the ti?B? "Viojf thouMttdu or Mfbvtanoie ereotero* from the eery jotreof death MT Any pemoo aeodiof TWBKTY, F1VK CKNTct ooeionod to a letter, will ro? d he me eupy Of tide work by moil, or he# cnpfee will be neat for Ooe Dollar. J. Add rata, fpoet paid,) '' Dft, WH. YOUNG, l U *"* No-JM sr., Aprils ?o U , #? IlUSH^POTATOES.


ocr: ^ CATAWBA LODGE, I. O. O. F. _ NO M. Will hold their meeting* ^0358?' Thursday Evening at 8 o'clock, M , except on the let Thumdny of every lonth. when it will meet at 3o'clock, P. M. By Order of the Lodge. . JAME4 M. HEATH.,


ocr: LOOK OUT. rpHB Account-* and notes of HUEY, JL MASSEY 6L CtMASSEY &. and S. B. MASSEY, have been placed in my hands for collection, and all persona indebted to the above firms will Hive costs by paying up before the 15th ot February next, as longer indulgeifcc will not be given. J. A. HASSELTIN6. Lancaster C, II., Jan. 17, 1865 47 4t 1UT..11 ?J ai- J- - i - auu omngies Sale. Two or Thrco likuly MULES, and '20 or *2ft,000 SHINGLES can uu procured by at the reiidonco of the subscriber, 6 miles South of Lnncnstervilie. J. M. SIIAVSR. Jan. 17, 47 3t.


ocr: CATAWBA LODGE, I. O. (). F. ) NO 24. Will ' *10Thuwdny Evening at 8 o'clock, M , oicopt on the lat Thumdny of when it will meet nt 8 o'clock, IV M. By Order of the I j) irc. B J A M K~S M. IIKATII., Her'/y.


ocr: A. AUMTirV, ATTORNEY AT LAW. CbtitoHiiitd 0. B t- C,


ocr: T1 b?t .lib 'he < J"hn eont! dmh l,u"' * , t( proi a; pda Atte * IYER FOR SALE. [IE undersigned is desirous of selii dsntntion, situated in I^incaster Distr in 7 miles of the Coort House, lying Catawba River adjoining the lands I Foster, R. R. Thompson. Col. J. terapoi.n and (? . McC. Witl?er*po< lining ONK THOUSAND AND F1 ACHFrtS, about one half of the'* * are under fence, an*' in a Mule S cultivation, the bellanre iff wood*, w icrecl, together with all mx-cesary o iingn, eon?ibting of a good dwelli te, negro kitchen*, two cotton hou: prcAnoa, Barn. stable*, Sic. Thoeebu Volt adapted to tlio cultivation of Cotl grain, ami ean be divided to anit p icra. Alio, I will roll, (provided I di?p< id.above landa, (aufllcient of vtock t render for the place. Any person <h a of purchaaiug the above plaotat ild do Well to oall on tho auhaerihoi caatef, C. II.. 8, (J. Ul: t Jat f J. t, CURETON w Fairfield Herald. YorkviMe Knqni i antg let Jan y 1856. J. E. ( W. THURLOW CASTON, POHHEY AT LAW AVD SOU tor xv nmrrt nd* the Court* in Limom*i*r, Xtrel and Adjoining Dutrirt*. w t' iif >n, 'F* aid ut? ng n 1 '1. |


ocr: HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. WHY ARE WE SICK? 'l ^)as been the lot of the human race to be weighed down by disease and suffering, llol* loway's Pills aie specially adapted to the relief of the WKAK, thoNfiRVOUK, the DELICATE all(j ,j10 J KI ItM, of all ellines, ages, sexes, and ,, ' ' constitutions. Professor llolloway personally superintends the manufacture of his medicines jo the United States, and oilers them to a free enlightened people, as tho best remedy tlis wo,1,1 cvcr produced for tho removal of vases. These Pills Purify tho Blood. These famous Pills are expressly comhiined to operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys the lungs, the skin and tlic bowels, correcting any derangement in their /unctions, purifying the blood, thn very fountain of life, and thus curing disease in all its forms. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. Nearly half the human mec have taken these Pills. It has been proved in all parts of the world, that nothing hoe been found equal to them in cases of disorders of tlic liver, dyspep- *''1 a,u' stomach complaints generally. They soon give a healthy tone to these organs, cvor much deranged, and when all other means have failed. General DebUity--IU Health. J/nny of the most despotic governments havo opened their Custom Houses to the introduce tion of these Pills, that they may become the I ,nc,iicinc 0f tj,e masses. Learned Colleges J mj( that this medicine is the best remedy ever cvcr |t,10srn for persons of delicate health, or where the system has been impaired as its vigoruting properties never fail to afford relief, Female Complaints. _ "* Female, young or old. should l?e without this celebrated medicine. It corrects and reg; ulutcs tite mouthy courses at all peiiods, acting > > many ease? like a charm. It is also the best and safest medicine that can be given to droit of ail ages, and for any complaint; consc'. qucntly no family should be without it. llolloways Pills are the best in the world for the fob loiciny J)ileases: Asthnm, Head-ache, Bowel Complaints, Indigestion, Coughs, Influenza, Colds, luflunimatioU, > Chest Diseases, Inward Weakness, C'ostiveucfs, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Lo wness of Spirits, Dial rho a, Piles, Dropsy, Stone and Oravel, Debility, Sccoudary Symptoms, Fever and Ague, Venereal Affections, Female Complaints, Worms of all kinds, Sot.n at the Manufactories or Holi.oway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 2 14,Strand, London, nnd by all respectable Druggists and dealers of cities throughout the United Status, and the civilized world, in boxes, at 25 cents, 6'2j cts nnd # I each. fcif'There is a considerable saving by tn king the larger sizes. N.B.?Directions for the guidance of pa tients in every disorder aro uftixed to each Box 20 lyrihoTo Head Quarters.


ocr: Doctor Yourself f POCKET *ESCULAPIUS: Or, every one hia own Phytioiaa. 'pilE FIFTIETH X Edition, sith ooe jW jra hundred Engravings,? show ing Discuses and m iff ' which isuddcda on t'1" j*'*0***'* people,or tlmac contemplating mar riage. By William Yocan, M. D. 1a*I no f it her be ashamed to present a copy the iGKCULAI'lUSto hi* child. If ma/ him from nn early grave. I.et no young or woman enter into the aeerot of married life without rending the jf,.SCUI.APlU8. 1*1 no on* from a haeknied Cough, Pain in the Side, real lea* nights, nervous feelings, the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, given up by their physician, be another without consulting the S. Ilnvo the married, or those about to Ik- married, any impediment, read this truly useful book, as it has been the means of thousands of unfortunate creatursa from the very jaws of death. J-#*~ Any person sending TWKNTY CKNTS enclosed in a letter, will jm copy of this w ork by mail, or fiva w ill be sent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG, \o. 159 Syrurr Si., I'htiaptlphim. Apri| 13 10 II. i q "q 'q v THE CHEAPEST PAl'Kfc. IN THE VORI.D!


ocr: A CURE FOE ALL!!! Holloway's Ointment. Citizens nf the Unhnt: ^"0U ',RV0 t*om' ",c honor as if with oat voice, from one etwl of the Union to the other to shunp the character of rtly Ointment will your approbation. It is scarcely two since I made it known among yon, and nli it has ohuiaed more celebrity than any otliei in so stunt a p *riod. ^ THOMAS HOLLOW AY. A 3V, Cornet of Ann ami Nassau sleets. New Yoik. __ CIHIK OF SOLE LEGS, AF TKIt SINK YKAILS STANDING. t'o/iy ?f a l*llrr /mm Mr. IV. J. nf'Ihinlsiillc, Ymll.in Cintnty, .Xorth G\?r oliim,(J. S , <i'it. J Xmember 1st, 1853. ___ READ UIS OWN W0RD8U ' 1 r


ocr: Paints and Oils. I have now in Store n large nnd fine stork White Is'ad. Zinc, Paint, Linseed Oil, I.nnpblack, Litharge, Chrome Spanish Drown nnd Venetian Red. ?AI.SO? Paint, Whitewash and Varnish Brushes. Tools, 4c. Sic. Give me a call and I trv to give you perfect satisfaction. ' Z. J. DeIIAY. Oct 4 33


ocr: A. AUSTIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW.I Chester tl?*4O.HI C,


ocr: i 1 ' Notice. By order of the President of the AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, the officer* end member* of the Society ere requested to moet, nt the Court House, on Saturday, the 14lh inst., at 12 o'clock, to make suitable arrangements for the anniversary of said society. J. A. HASSELTJNE. Secretary.


ocr: CATAWBA LODGE, I. o. o. FJom ^ ^ JAMES MTffftAniM


ocr: A CARD JOSMH GALLUCHAT, iSMttRNF.Y AT LAW. ^^Elstervilis. officmHMpite tiif. court house formerly occupied by W. A. .Moore. K?| J. O. will attend the Courta ofthc^or ounding Diatricta. 4?>


ocr: LASCAS FOR THE N 18j j SI*PiSClIILiER is grateful t*??r (1 past three years. The list of Subsc that, at this lime, we have a of o?r paper to say whotlur we a Have we merited your favors, or lis we would briefly state, that we devoted our whole attention to the ] (ogive " value received." It is when a ?laik day came upon us, suspended for a very short period, attention to the Lodger than prcvieii to do even still more. About the commencement of the New Interest.! 11 ? and i p % i a i si & i will he succeeded hv others, in additu Ac. I every paper, we have given one m the natnhy, pamhv trash which do t's intention, durii g the next year, to pr week. We are not censorious?we du not wisl in this business, we desire togiv iimiuiioiis su u> improve 1 , :?inl 01111:i11< distinction. Wo wis!i it to be s.iid ll of Liuu-iister District. To do wliat we promise, requires fjreatei do iill and more than we promise. (J Five Copies, each, Ten <lo <l<> Fifteen do do Twenty do do ^in^ic Copy, one Year, ? three months, V2 5D; if delayed We appeal to our friends to aid us. Jone additional subscriber, and this is more l to double our list. Try friends, do y< of January, send us each a subscriber ol a paper hero has done much for I. persons in no way idchtifitd with th??dii such that it will prove a* intcrestii w as A Isfew feature?Altog< During the next year we will give seven cf a gentleman of this District. w!.o ne best writers in tbe country. We liaves dreams, and the :.rlicV> lie is at pics be worth tbe price of subscription, names at once, ll it be your desire the January number Address It. Til EW YEAR, 55lie lil t ral patronage lie ha* received the ril.eis 10 ti.e Ledger has been grndinlly veiy lespectuble number. It i* for llie re iKsi jviujr of this liberal patrom go or ive we not? In reply to our r>*n <nt< done our best; have, the past |iH|?er, ami, to tlie best of our ability, that owing to unavoidable out hori>;oii v.iis eisaded, ?>nr t<niier We I. are devoted, since that time, e\cH sly, and intend, if we arc properly ei.com^ ear we will commence an liost Attractive t? nesi( hi to our regular i\KWS ITEM. 8^ I may have been observed ol tale, tiiat, in r two piece* of OKIGINAL l'OLTLY? about ; but real, genuine poetry. 1 is esent our readers with aii oiiginal piece i to be considered so. A? we luive cme out paper a character and standing, we l'C its usefulness, that it may attain envitat tlie Ledger is an excellent paper and r outlay, and, if our friends will aid us, we >ur Club rates arc as follow^ ; ?1 73 $8 7.1 .in ? * ink m f#Xf 1 # vir 1 ??| HO <)i> I 2.-J 2.1 oo II Advance S2. It payment lie six mouths, $3. hi.'iy sul??? fiber we have can procure us .lian we ask, yet we would he much best, and between this time and tlie It cannot be denied but the District?enable us to do more, strict, the cbaiaiterislies of uur paper wiii any of the yatikec slieets. ether a new Feature! ;il ESSAYS, on various subjects noin *' <* eds only a little energy to Ikviiiiih otic ??f ?uccee?l?'.l in arousing him from hi* U-;iient preparing for the Ledger, will is the time to subscribe, mid on , we will commence your subscriptions S. 15AILLY , Editor and


ocr: CATAWBA LODGE, I. O. O. F. ? " NO 24. J09tikk. Will hold their meetings Thursday Evening at 8 1*. M , except on the 1st Thursday of when it will meet at 3 o'clock, P. By Order of the l?dge. ] JAMES M. IIEATll., See'/y.


ocr: ' >' NEW ( FOIL 1 FALLAND WI rp <n /T^j C5 Tp rp M A W A h L < re now receiving lYwin New York, I'liilad Ktoek of St pie and Fancy I)r tAllTffi HIS Mi ?? mam mm, MM, ,iV ?<Q i lain ami ft* nm-y bilk*, French Printed Mnu>li noli-di mill Anii'i ii'iiu Print*, Plaid* mid id CIu.ikm, Long, Sijii iro and Dor?le Woe Lirgc and Varied Stuck. LicCh. Insert wiltgs, Collar*, ('he iiezett*, II i*iiM W n IT E ainask Tablt* Linen, \apkin? and To ? !!?i UnlileM'heii, Drill* blenched and tu reach llru.itl t loth*, Doe Sain and Sanejr < ban net*, Keraoy*, Ticking*, Li CLOT] cidcd'y the lient lot etrr brought to lonci nata at all price*. Doe Skin and (ntnimer I'a mt$, Silk Velvet, Fancy and PI in Silk, ar Shirt*. Und.r Shi J E W E I nil] and Silver Wait hen, BrntrleU, (lold IV Rllio*, Ifreerpina, ('oil B () N ? Velvet, ilk. Straw, l^'jfliorn and l,acv R< irrm. % o-A SE&?tt fit ft I* nu?l Beaver liuta. Wool Hat*. and a foil ntvle. C?|ii of vn 83*838 I lie Lar^i^t Sim-Is ever ' 8ADH] > iiiUIi niNl hnyli-li S.nlil v*. Br: lit *. Curb .1 time*. Web Rein* and Oirlb*. ?J*r1"C.>rrtiu4 mmim ?n. N ill*, Hfoel, So ilea, Shovel*. AuvHr *k? and lliiijfe*. Kiib?-*i<n<l Pork*. I'uek Strojia, ("? Tool*. node hrooeries. Drujs and M? tionory, Orookerj os 1 iOODS THE NTER TRADE, 7, || .& A AS c idphia and Baltimore n full an 1 v Good*, consisting in part of ess aooas* n do Iriinea, Marino*, A parens and linglmiM of the No we at Styles, d Sli .wis, Cashmere and Bay Slate tf W IV ? in^s. Embroidery, mid Lmfta*' Dresa mi l Glove* a full iiHHortuiunl. GOODS, iSliirtinu* nnd Kheeling* Dlearhcd il?l aehwd, l.ani'nitrr Quilts &c. w him nsiiner*, I'i'U'mIi.iiiii, lloek Island rotn Wool and Nauru Blankets. SIN&* i?UT in pirt, of Overcoat*, in*. I'hio and F.oicv; Tweed and id also pi da and fancy Satan Veal*, r!n, Dr iwer*. Are. a L E II Y ^ # iwdl Oases an?1 Gold I'end. hur ring*, ar and Sua ve Motions. i E T- S mifiet*. Mi-*e.s find Infant* Bloomers, Stc. $ ft ? 3 v assortment of Men*' and Hoy*'of the rem* style*. thv. I & 4PL ft * ^ V A ** buni-jht to tld* >1 irfcet. L ? tt ?. ml Kn.iftlf hi'. M.irtlntral*^- JWIHIf i.mi ii i^'xy Wt.ipw. Buj' i? I'ihIwII/ik, <Stc iyi<v. Mu>\d? nnd T??ifn, Tr,a'?i ,. 1 Kimmh ull kimW, (Ltgom uml i ?'t\W*?lk *4mS ondur ll in !n';nl tdiottxoS) Books and and GHasswaro,


ocr: A CA RD . ALLIED CRAVEN, having returned from hia visit to the cities of and Now York, may he fonnd hia old stand, Two Doora Kosth of the Palmetto House," and nearly Hotel," u here, he will on those requiring hia aorvW.es. linvintr ( vmniiwd mni mxl?? himso.f m>. _ - ? - " " "" ' " tj .minted with *11 th* lntr?t i.t?t>r?*vvn>enta in (tin profwnaion, he feel* cnnA4MRp?*ffiv. ing sntisfactioa, In every pt.rtirulai', eqntulo iiny in lh? SyH or out of it FULL SETTS OF TEETH inttertvd in Plutin* with Gam ' in the kauuI tnnnner PRESSORS PUtos innerted in the nv?*t oorrplele nrd nkilfnl nnd nil ?r?rk l?!.y Particular attention given t? TEETH for time ]>?*!, and by a determination to eel, he will give *eU*fanti?* in ?H hi* Own Operation*. e<pml to *nv f-m -rfffncv


ocr: Attention the Whole, Dut more particularly tV Citiwne o| La neater and the ?urround:no Country. WILLIAM I). MARKS, BOOT AND SHOE MAKE Would respectfully announce that e haa taken the Whop formerly hjr Flovd ds S?*n, where he in to do all work in hi* line with neat Mens and diapatch. All work and price* moderate. for c?*h. WILLIAM 1). MAKKS. Feb. 28 3if.


ocr: . FOR ? GRAND NAL REMEDY. B\ !hc aid of 11 microscope, we arc mil- lion* of little openings on tlto surface our bodies. Through these thin Ointment. when rubbed on the skin, is carried to ?ny organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kid- neys disorders of the Diver, affections the heart, Inflnmation of the Lungs, Coughs and Colds, nre by its means cured. Every housewife knows that salt passes freely through bono or of i.ny thickness. This holding far more readily penetrates through tun gr fleshy part of the living body, curing tl most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot be reached by other means. Salt &. Soorbutio Humors. No remedy has ever done so much for cure of diseases of the Skin, whnt form they may assume, as this No case of Salt Rheum, Senrvy, Sore Heads, Scrofula, or Rrvothnl.-is iMin Inntt u ilhitunil iin influence, 'riie inventor hns over many parts of the globe, visiting principal hospitals,dispensing this giving advice as to its application, and thus been the means of restoring numbers to health. Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds &, Ulcers. Some of the most scientific surgeons solely rely upon the use of this Ointment, when having to eopo with worst cases of sores, wounds, ulcers, swellings, and tumors. Professor


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ocr: WHrLDEN, DKAI.ER IN OILS AND GLASS. No. 11 llnync-Strret. CHARLESTON. S. C. | He keeps eonstnnlly forsnloa genera] ?. aertmrnt of PAlNTSnml OI1.8 of nil kind*. VARNISHES. WINDOW GLASS tad ?A?U12?, HrTS. TURPENTINE, GAS,GLUE and BRUSHES of variov* ktnda. Doc. 15 43 I


ocr: SPANISH JACK MARENGO, The Season of this Celebrated JACK will commence ?t LancaatcrvilIc,on the jJwfli I Mli of March, Inat., and end on the l*t July, lie in full 15 htnds high, well melt, aid! no mistake utrout hint. It U certainly the interest of Farmer* to raise their own mule*, and liry ones. The ex pence of raining such is light, very light, compared to the price*. Thin Jack in an uncommonly fine one, and he haa been purchased to he kept here, to accommodate and thoae deeirous of raiaing fine large Mules, llis prices are $6 $10 and $16. P. T HAMMOND A CO. Lancaster C. II., March 8th. 4?tf


ocr: POCKET dSSCULAPIl'S: Or, ev?ry one hla own Phyaicinn. ?rpHK KIPTIBTIl JL trillion, vilh * hundred Rnyraviayi,-. alto wing ()< * ??' and Maltunni(tion? of the lluuinn System in ?r> ery *hui?v and form.? To w hich ianddeda on th?* I)i?eaa*s oL Female*. being of the-* highest importance to hoie contemplating tuat By William Yoobg, M. I> tart no father be ashamed to present a copy the dEHCUI.AI'lUH to hia child. It may him from an early grave. Let bo yoong or woman enter Into the seciot obliira married life without reading th* ASHCVLAPIUB. l.*Wno on* from a haeknied Confh. Fain in Bid*, r**tlesa night*, nenou* fooling*, tho whole train or Dv?pepti?scD?aUons, given np by their phyiirlu*, be another without consulting th* iEW Have the married, or tho** about to married, any Impediment, r*ad thU tnfly naeful book, aa it ha* been the meana of aavlng thousand* of unfortunate r real urea from the very jaws of death. HT Any parson arnding TWENTY. CENTH enclosed in a letter, will aneeopy of thl* work by moil, or lire copies will be eent for One Dollar. Address, (poet Mid,) L VOUNO, Nm. I A3 Hprvce Si., Pkibrptlyhm 10 if IRISH POTATOES , l&tfitJ Barrl* Fine T irgta Blomoa, ja.f r.. v?t*inlhaaa). by W1' tt k'COCRXRT. '


ocr: ^ iTViinpjjIjir. LATER FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. New York, Feb. 15. It is understood that the allies will change their operations before Sebastopol. A Hank movement will be made to secure a positiou which will them to prevent the garrison receiving supplies by the Inkermann road. The English had been compelled through lack of men to give over a por tion of their lines to the French. Sorties were still in.-ulc nightly by the Russians, attended with considerable Uss on both sides. On the 15tl? January tho snow \v:.s three and a half feet deep, and still The allies were making active to renew the bombardment. On the 19th the cannonade * as nearly both sides seeking shelter from the driving snow. The health of the Kngli*l? ---r* ? On the 22d tho weather was fine, and abundant supplies of shot, shell and had been received, but no huts. A galvanic apparatus to explode twen ty tons of gunpowder against the sunken ships had urrived at Balaklava, and i( was thought the explosion would damagt the foundation of Forts Constantino and Alexander. i i 1 " ! '


ocr: ,n ^ ,M 1' Doctor Yourself ! HE POCKET m'ULAPIUSi Or, every one his own Physician. ?rpilK FIFTIETH JL Edition, vilh olio hundred Engraving*,-? showing liiteuHi* nnd Mslfortu illons of the (tumuli System in ?Volvhich'isnddeda trenti*e oil the Rises*.-* of Feninlet. being of the highest importance to li? i*p eontcm plating mar nge. By \Vn i.ish Yot'so. M. II. I A't no father he nshntned to present a copy I' the .El CUI.APlUSto hi* child. It may tvo him from nn onrly grnie. l.et no young on or womap enter int(? the secret of nuirried life without rending the ()? K FT .ESCULAIMUR I at no one itiering from .i lineknied Cough. Pain in ie Side, rest less night*, nervowa feeling*, id the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, id given up ITy their physician, he another loinent w ithout consisting the Have the umriietl. or those about to i' married, nnv impediment, lead thi* truly *efiil hook, n* It hns been tiie mean* of iving thoiiMaiids of unfortunate ereaturca oiii tlie very jaw s of death. J-ff Any person sending TWRNTYIVK CENTS enclosed in n letter. will m;' eoov of litis woik hv ouul. nr lis* upiea will In sent fur Our Dollar. Address, (pu*t paid,) DIl. VVM. YOUNG, A?. 132 Spriire St., I'Uilnjxlvhi*. A|>ri| 13 10 tf.


ocr: ANNOUNCEMENTS. Mn. Editor.?Plen<e announce Mr. Raleigh a* a candidate for Tax Collector. And oblige, (1st* FlltMa.


ocr: Dot'lor Voiirsclf ! POCKET jESCULAPIUSI Or, every one hi* own Phyaician. rpHK FIFTIETH -* Edition, vilh one ifu, tfX ^3k hundred Engravings,? d /W ial showing Diseases and m St Malformations of the ijfcSr jjSfej-- ;3 System in ov d Si? '3 cr^ ?hapv and form.? VT[yW /flr 'I'o w hich is addedn trenr 1 ,# fi?w on Llii- Discuses of ft 1 Females, being of tne ' | higiiest impoMiihre to p -op'.c.or th< >?e contemplating mar riugc. By Wii.i.ian Vocru, M. D. Ijet no father he ashamed to present a copy (lie iEfiClIhAHIUSto his chiW. It may Itiin from an early grave. Let no young or woman enter into the secict obligu,t of married life without reading the AESCULAPIUS. Let no one from a hncbufed Cough, Path III the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, the whole train of J>y?j?oi?tic sensations, given up by their physician, be another withtiut con*h|tijiir l^p diSCyj^. ni lrrie.il, any impediment, read tbU truly bixik, iifi It bee been the means of of nnfortnnnte creaturea from the v?r jaijaof dualb. ~ t i M*" Any*person tending IWKRTYJ CENTS onmcsed in a letlrr. will re -nr copy of thl* work liy mglf, or fttji tflll be sent for doe Dollar.* ? Address, (post paid,) 1? !>U. WM. YOUNG, ,Vo. 152 Syruc* $/., I'hUapelphia. A |?ri 113 lu U. A CARD. JOSEPH (MLLUCHAT, ATTOBJTBY AT LAW. LANC ASTEHVILT.K. k OFFICE?OPPOH1TKTUE COURT 1IOC8K,


ocr: A CARD JOSEPH GALLUCHAT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. LANCA8TERVILLE. OFFICE?OPPOSITE THE COURT llOUnk occupied by W. A. Moore. Kmi J. G. will attend the Courts Districts. 4*>


ocr: Paints and Oils. I hsve now in Store n large and fine stock of White In* id. Zinc, Paint, Linseed Oil. I,intphlitok. Lith rgo. Chrome Spanish llrowti and Venetian Red. ?AUSO? Paint. Whitewash nnd Varnish Brushes S-sh Tools. Ate. &e. Give tno a Call and I will try to give you perfect satisfaction. Z. J. DEIIAY. Oct 4 33


ocr: Yonr???'If ! POCKET i&CULAPIUS: Or, every one his own Physician. ?ryi\l<) FIFTIETH JL. Edition, villi une showing Diseases and Malformation** of the Human System in evl o w hich isaddi(da on III" Disci.scs of Female*.^ being <?t the married people.or those coiiti u.pl. t.ng uisr Ry Wu.i iam Yoffcc, M. i> Let no father he ashamed to present a copy of the .F.WL'LAIMI sto his child. It may save him front nn early grave, let no young or woman enter into the sec.et of married life without reading the P()i KET ASCUI.APILH. let uo one sutloring from ii hackiiieil Congli. I aiii ill the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, ami the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, an.I given up by their physician, be mother w ithout consulting the ULA't Iluvu the married, or those about to be married. any impediment, lead this trt.ljr useful hook, as it has been the means of saving thousands of tinlorttiltste ereaturva from the v erv inws of death. Any person *r?din>? '1VVENTYk FIVE CENTS enclosed in n Ivtter. will coive >niM'??py of t!ii? work by mail, or tire copies w ill be m-nt for One Dollar. Addr< 'HMf (nOSl paid,) * DR. Wll. YOUNG, \o. 153 Sprticr St., I'hilapelvhim. A|?rif 13 1U if A CARD JOSEPH HALLUCHATV* ATTORNEY AT LAW. LAHCA8TEEVIL' E. OFFICE?OPPOSITE THE COURT norPE;. Former 1} occupied bj W . A. buorc. J. G. will attend the Court* of thenar, rounding Diittticlr


ocr: T? TT_ T> -r-r_ x <xy up, ray up. ALL Persons indebted to the firm of P. Harper & Co., nre requested to eome forward and settle, either by Note or Cash, the latter preferred, or they will find their in the hnnds of an officer for 1?. C. HARPER. Dee 6th 4*2 2tn


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ocr: PROSPEC OF LMCASTl FOR THE HE 185 KUSCRIIIEK is grateful for the JEL past three years. The list of Kubseril increasing, that, at this time, we have a *< of our paper to sav whether we are not. llare we merited your favors, or hav< rogatory, we would brictly state, that we h devoted our whole attention to the pa to give "value received." It is tr stances, when a dark day came upon ns, a w as suspended for a verv short period. \N attention to the Ledger than previous!; aged, to do even still more. Ahout the commencement of the Now ^ < Interesting and in $ a 3 n JJ 8 & & , This will la*succeeded l?v others, in addition i it s almost every paper, we have given one or t not the nainby, pamhy trash which tloa'.s a our intention, during the next year, to pres every week. We are not censorious?we do not wish I embarked in this business, w e desire to give are nmbitious so to improve r, and enhance able distinction. We wish it to be said tha worthy of Lancaster District. To do w hat we promise, requires greater c ..II I .I - !? Tivc Copies, each, Ten ?Io do riilerti do do Tn enly do do Single Copy, oae Year, in delayed three months, ?2 50; if delayed ni: We appeal to our friends to aid us. Ev< one additional subscriber, and tlii- is more tin tied to double our list. Try friends, do you first of January, send us each a subscriber. ment of a paper hero has done much for Lai To persons in no way identified w ith the distr l>e such that it will prove as intcrestii g as ar A New feature?Altoge" During the next year wc will give several pen of a gentleman of this District, who nceo the best writers in the country. We liavesu argic dreams, and the articles he is at preser selves be worth the piioo of subscription. M your names at once. If it ho your desire, with the January number Address 11. S ! I ! ! !! I IB?? IM|WIM|| |in | 1? | | 1 CM TUS ' 11 L1MI1 W YEAH, ?5. liberal patronage lie hftn received the >crs to the Ledger has been gradually rv respectable number. It is tor the deserving of tbis liberal patronage or we not ? In reply to our own done our l>est; we have, the past per, ami, to the best of our ability, that ow ing to unavoidable circuit)* nd our horizon was clouded, our paj er '< hare devoted, since that time, even y,and intend, if we are properly encour w e will commence an ost Attractive 8 Y * ft ? ? to Mir regular i\EWS 3'5" IfJ *5 , nay have been observed of late, that, in wo pieces of ORIGINAL !'(. I'.'i HY? bout ; but real, genuine poetry . 1 is cut our readers with an oiigiua piece Lo be considered so. As we have paper a character and standing, wo its usefulness, that it tnnv attain envit the Ledger is an excellent paper and nitlay, and, if our friends will aid us, ?? r Club rates are as follows : $1 7.1 f. 8 7.1 i r,o i.i oo 1 ,x:ii i?<> oo g go s.i oo Advance $2. It' payment be x months, $3. ry subsc riber we have can procure us en we ask, yet we would be much gratir best, and between this time r.nd the It cannot be denied but the District?enable us to do more, let, the characteristics of our paj or will iv of the yankee sheets. ther a new Feature! ESSAYS, on various subjects fiom the Is only a little energy to become one of eceeded in arousing him from bis IcthU preparing for the Ledger, will is the time to subscribe, send on we will commence your subscriptions 1. BAILEY, Editor ami Proprittor. LANCASTER, S. C.


ocr: ( . CURTAIN GOODS, MATRASSES, WINDOW SHADES, AND II A V GIV G S t Subscriber has in Store, of his own Manufacture and importation an stock of Window SHADES, Gilt CORNICES. Paper HANGINGS, DeLnmes, Damasks,Lace and Curtains, Tussils, Loops, Ac. All of which are offered ut prices which are appre eiuU-d by all close buyers and economical house- keepers. H. W. KINSMAN A CO, 179 Klng-st. corner King A Berrisford-sb ., Charleston, March 29 7


ocr: OTICE Notes and Accounts duo Connors dt Mobley. are in.'piy possesaion. It absolutely necessary, that this concern bo settled, which cannot be done these claims an- p.Md; therefore, those do not settle with mo, before the first October, will find tjicir notes nnd in an Attorney's hands, who will pavmonl. Aug 23 fit A. J. CONNORS.


ocr: NOTICE. The undersigned having comrnoned It Qamden, ha* now received and m to oifer for aale a well eeiectod a took of DRY GOODS?HARDWARE) ?HOCESlE?. A? the principal part of this stock has bought for caah, I flatter myself that I will enabled to offer inducements to those who to purchase for cash, or to punctual iners on short time; and hereby hope to a ah re of public patronage. All orders from the country will bo attended to. My Store is located doors above the Bank of Ounden, ? W. Y. PERRY. Oct 8, '55 85: tf


ocr: A MARVELLOUS REHEBV FOR A iABVEhtOUS AGEl! dbiiihtjpni GRAND REMEDY By the uitl offc microscope, wip sec roll* lions of little openings ba the surface ot bodies. Through these this Ointment, rubbed on the skin, is carried to sny or inward part. Disease* Of the KkU, 1 disorders of the I jvet, n flections of the heart, Inilarnation of the Lungs. Asthmas, Coughs and Colds, are by its menns eft. curetl.^ Every housewife k ?owA ?an passes ireetv tnrnugn Uone of moat cry tliirkiU??3. Thtft hbnlfttg more readily poitctratcs through any bom*."?? lleshy part df the living body, curing tl e dangerous inward complaints, tin.t be ienbhed lly 6lhef therm*. Salt Hhoum &i Soorbutio Humors. No remedy hnS ever donb so much for the of diseases Of the Skim ft hat whatever they tuny assume, us this Ointment.? ease of Salt Rhourii, Scurvy, Sore Heads; oh Erysipelas, can long withstand its influence. The inventor lias travelled many parts of the globe, visiting the hospitals,dispenaing this Ointment; advice as to its application, and has thus Men the means of restoring countless to health; Lege, Sore Breasts* < Wounds 8l Uloers. Some of the most scientific sot-goo:1* rtrttt' rely upon the use of this wonderful when having td cope with tho eases of sores, wounds, ulcers, glandular swellings, and tumors. Professor has, by comr'nnd of tho Allied to the hospitals of the large shipments of this ointment, to be under the direction of the Medical Stuff in the worst bases df wdtlnds. It will euro Utter, glnnddiar Swelling, stiffness or of the joints, even of 20 years' stundiug. j^iles and Fistulas. 'I'heso and other similar distressing can be effectually cured if the be well rubbed in over the parts and by othefwidc following the priuted around each pot. Both the Ointment and Pills should IxJ in the following eases: $Ore Legs; Sore Breasts, haiids, Sore Heads, * Soro Throats, How of all kinds; Sprains, Scalds; Eruptions, Swelled Glands; Stiff Joints, *


ocr: Doctor Vonrwdt ! POCKET dJSCULAPIUS: Or, every one hii own Phyiicinn. ?rpHE X Kdilion, vith oo? hundred showing Oiaeaaea Malformations of the> Human System in ery shape and To w Men isnddoda on the Diseases Female*. being of highest importance hnae contemplating riage. By William Yooao, M. D. Let no father be aahamed to preoenU of the dRBCULAPIU8to hie child. It may save him from an early grave. Let ne man or woman enter Into the eeerct oblige. ,1 -? ' - i Mvim hi ma men urn wttnoot rfl^rtinj POi KET /RSCIJLAP1U8. I-et no aiifTf ring from a haeknied Cough, Pain In the Hide. reatleaa night*, nervoua feeling** and the whole train of Dvapt'frtle aenaattoes, and given up by their phy*U-iati, lie another moment without eonaolting the Have the married, or thoae about to be nuniitii any impediment, read thia truly JMawt Wt?k, aa it hna been the moan* '^ving'tllflJhnnia of nnfurtanate ftom the eery j?\va of death. t|T Any peraon sending twentyr FIVE CENTS eneloaed In a letter, will ,ne copy ef tbla work by wail, or enptea will be aeot for One Dollar. AddreM, (poat paid,) DR WM. VOVNO. Nn. lit Spruce St., PkHmj#tphimr April IS 10 If. * habbehsaqe'b uysr rnxi. IW?, Fovfclehy I J. u. ADAMS, ?k\T TO A


ocr: rat a m" fj by nni of Gr iji Ti THE OF ENGLAND. i Exposition of the Condition-ami of the Laboring Classes in the Fae- tories and Coal Mines of Great Britain; Compiled from Official Documents, John C. Cobden. tribal 11 Illustrations,muslin, 500 pp.> 12mo. Price *1 '25 It is a capital book, and entitled to a every man's library.?Xew York Mirror Great Britain ought to be ashamed to talk American slavery, so long as her ntimic to be scenes of such horrible deg- lation and suffering.?Albany Argus. Here is a book which not only s war into Africa, but absolutely nation most zealously with the svided by itself.?Arthur's Home (i izelte. We confess that the revelations ale -re perfectly appalling.? I'tica Her- A BOOK FOR EVERY LIBRARY. UST Published, the LIFE. SERVICES and Select Speeches 1ENRY EPES SARGENT, in one large lume, 680 pp., price $2 00. i>y 1 Mr. Clay's CM I*- VI' Stl't-M.'lM it'< ..... I the first tinn>, presented in n convenient d generally acceptable form, in th an accurate and concise, yet full the public and private character of eat Commoner of our country. SIDNEY'S HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA. "he Three Colonies AUSTRALIA ew south wales, vicTo- RIA. AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA. teir Pastures, Copper Mines GOLD FIELDS. BY SAMUEL SIDNEY. n illustrations. Muslin, 408 pages 12mo.


ocr: Til ' q ff/ jSj' 1< ^ t mnrri riagc Le of thi save I man i tiens POt '] sufToi the fl and t and g PlUh be ini uaefu saving ^ f# FIVh ceive eopioi Ad Ap 1H J1'? 1 * ? ? noetoi1 VoiinM'lf ! F, POCKET AESCULAPIUS: r, every one his own Physician. rpilK FIFTIETH yy -1 Edition, villi one ' hundred m showing Diseases and MyW. 9 Malformations of the KSf JBfc fl I(oinaii System in B ery shape and nRfflMa /of 1 ? which isaddeda trea- WfljBWJB on th" Diseases of HMjjSKgw Females, being <>l the highest importance to ica people, or those contemplating mar . By WnxiAM Yonra, M. D. t no futher be ashamed to present a copy p jEHCULAPIUS to his child. It may tiiin from an early grave. Let no young or woman outer into the secret oblign- of married life without rending the KBT jESCULAPIUS. l*t no one ing from n hncknicd Cough, Pain in idc, restless nights, nervoua feelings, ho whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, iven up by their physician, he another snl without consulting the Have the married, or those about to irried, any impediment, road this truly I book, as it haa been the moans of ? thousands of unfortunate creatures the very jaws of death, r Any person sending TWENTYI CENTS enclosed in a letter, will copy of this work by mail, or fivs i will be sent for Qu Dollar, dress, (post paid*) DR. WM. YOUNO, No. 1ft'J firrur, fit PJ..I? rf|l3 ' ,0 (f. BOOTS AND SHOES. o Sul.?tirib?r continue* the iiMnnfac- >f BooU and ahoea OP THE < ERY r MATERlAIJ^ot ht*ahop,one mi.e f Pleaaant Hill. ?< L> M. CAUTHEN.


ocr: A MARVELLOUS AGE! ' ""or > / MX l (Diatumtt GRAND NAL REMEDY TJy the aid of a microscope, we sec rail of little openings on the surface o bodies. Through these thi9 Ointment rubbed on the skin, is carried to nn) or inward part. Diseases of the Kid disorders of the [.iver, affections o heart, fnflnmntion of the Lungs, Asth Coughs and Colds, are by its means ef cured. Every houaewife knowi salt p isses freely through bono or mea r.ny thickness. This healing ointment more readily penetrates through any fleshy part 01 the living body, curing tli dangerous inward complaints, be reached by other means. Salt 8c Soorbutio Humors. No remedy has ever done so much for th< of diseases of the Skin, what whatcvei they may assume, ns this c; se of Salt Rheum, Seiirvy, Sore Heads or Erysipelas, can long withstanc influence. Tho inventor has traveller many parts of tho globe, visiting th< hospitals,dispensing this Ointment , ' - t ! fc , j r | I


ocr: | 1 i rou A MAJEHffi li '' 5 d>iiihufnt. j GRAND EXTERN NAL REMEDY. By the aid of n microscope, we see mil. li<?ns of little openings on the surface of our bodies. Through these this Ointment, when rubbed on the skin, is carried to any organ or inward part. Diseases of the disorders of the Liver, affections of the heart, luHamation of the Lungs, Cough i and Colds, are by its means cured. Kvorv housewife knows that salt passes freely through bone or meat of any thickness. This healing ointment far more readily penetrates through any hone or fleshy part of the living body, curing dangerous in want complaints, that cannot he reached by other means. Salt Rheum &L Scorbutic Humors. No remedy lias ever done so much for the cure of diseases t>f the Skin, what whatever form they may assume, as this Ointment.? No case t>f Sait it heum. Senrvv Nor.. I Serofula, or Krysipclaa, can loug withstand its intViciice. The inventor has travelled over nmnv parts of the globe, visiting the principal hospitals,dispensing this Ointment, giving advice as to its application, and has thus been tiie means of restoring countless numbers to health. Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds Sl Uloers. Sonic of the most scientific surgeons now solely rely upon the use of this Wonderful when having to cope with the worst eases of sores, wounds, ulcers, swellings, and tumors. Professor IIolio way has, by cotnrtiand of the Allied to the hospitals of the Hast, large shipments of this ointment, to be used under the direction of the Medical Staff in the worst cases of wounds. It will cure any ulcer, glandular swelling, stiffness or contraction of the joints, even of 20 years' standing. Piles and Fistulas. These and other similar distressing can be effectually cured if the 4 he well rubbed in over the parts by otherwise following the printed directions around each pot. Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in ihe following cases: Bunion*, Sore Legs, Burns, Sore Breast*, (.'happed hands, fore Head*, Chilblains, Here Throats, Fistulas, Sores bl all kinds, SpmhtX, Lumbago, Scalds, Mercurial Eruptions, Sw died (thuds, l'iles, Stii1'Joints, Rheumatism, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Venerable Sores, Skin diseases, Wounds of utt kinds, %* Sold at tiie Manufactories of Prof. Hollow ay, Ho Maiden l.une, NetV York', and 24-1, Strand, London, and by all Druggists and l>ealer? of throughout the United States, and the. civilized world, in Pots and Boxes, at-25 cts. (>2Vcents.and SI 00 each. Tiiere is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizbs.


ocr: FINE BOOTS! A few pairs of very excellent boots for sale low by L. M. UAUTIIEN 39:2tp'd] Near Pleasant Hill. OST?A small Sorrel Horse. Anv J formation addressed to mo at Flat Rock will be thankfully received. (It) J. W. FORD. HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY. Jasper County Academy Lottery! [ Ry Authority of the Slate if Georgia.\ MACON, GA. This Lottery is conducted on tho plan of the Royal Lottery of Havana, of single and drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, Ga under the sworn superintendence of Col Geo. M. Logan and Jan. A. Nisbct, Esq. Grand Schome for Not. 15, 1855. prizes amounting to $50,000 Clavii (I. be distributed as follows: 1 Prize of 812,000 1 Prize of 85.000 1 M of 3,000 1 " of 2,000 1 M of 1,500 1 " or 1 - of 1,100 5 u of 1,000 10 M of 400 10 * of 150 12 M of 120 20 " of 100 ?0 44 of 60 3M 44 of 93 Aproxiinntion prizes of 860 408 prizes amounting to $50,000. , Only 10,000 Numbers. Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and paid, when due, in full, without deduction. Orders strictly confidential. Drawings sent to orders. Registered letters st my Hills on all solvent Banks at par. Tick eta #8 00; Halves *4 00; Quarters 00. Addross, J AS K. WINTER, Manager, [87 4t] Mscon, Us.


ocr: FRANCIS L. ZEMP, CAMDEN, S. C. DEALER IN American, French and English Medicines, Paints, Oils, varnishes, D1 E-STUFF8, PEKFUnSUT, So'tps, Window-Glass, Surgical Trusses, China Goods, Toys, und Fancy articles ; Fresh GARDEN SEEDS; Inks, Pens, Combs, Brushes, Segars, Thomsonian Medicines, and all aiul jxr0tlar Putcnt Medicines. AOKNT FOH Christie s GALVANIC CURATIVES, AND Morehead's MAGNETIC PLASTER. MAKt'KACTCRKR, OK Bottled SODA <>r MINERAL Water April 18 *5ft. 10 7m


ocr: In Shelby N. C. on the 26th of Nor, >v the Rev. Joseph Holms, Mr. P. II. IllL* FORD, of Shelby to MISS t. M. MARKS, of the same plitee.


ocr: fo ' (J . ' jj ''' ADVERTISMENTS. H1W MOft STYES; JUST LANDED. J. B. COUSART. A large and choice variety has just arrived jin Cliarleaton, Baltimore, anil Philadelphia : LKS of all kind* IIAUAGKS, SHKLLEYS, Til BEADS, (JINGIIAMS, SWISS MUSLINS, ALIC0E8, ofall kimls fiom A 1-4, up to 1ft 1-S. FLOSSES Ac., &e. LADIES' BONNETS! CHILDREN!? BLOOMERS! LADIES FINE SHOES! loots, Shoes, Slippers, Negroes' Brogands, the cheapest that ever was in this Market. GKNTLEMBNS' HATS, nil va>ieties. u full Hupply. AH KIN (IS, FINGER KINGS, 1AKO A CUES, HUE AST 1MNS, PERFUMERY OF ALL KINDS READY-MADE CLOTHING! KNTLEMRNS* Sill UTS, GENTS' an J HOVS* COATS, DRAWERS, and PANTS, KERCHIEFS, Ac., Ac. \ , IA ROW ARE AND CUTLERY. Fork*, Screws, Locks of all kinds, A injurs, J foes, Oimhlets, S/tadcs, Shovel*, Sic. CROCKERYWARE Pitcher*, * Gobleta, Wash-bowl*, i'lllmi a' Taiimiiu? l" ? and a Urge supply of (jUiswarc. CiroccricK of all Kinds. J^fT" Country produce taken in eichange for ood* at ca?h price*. J. B. COUSAKT. Mar 9th, '66. 13 tl STATK OK BOl'TII CAROLINA. LANcarrK* Dirraicr. Office Court of Common Plea*. Whereas, an inqneat of Kuhont liatli been into this office, whereby it appear*, that >hn E. Hnnderson, Into of buic?ter district (}., who was born in , Ireland, in le King loin of (Jrent IJritiin, and died on tho neteenth day of April, in tho year A. D. I #48,


ocr: married. On Tuesday evening. May 8, by the Rev. E. B. Hort, Mr. Robert P. Miller, to Miss 8. E. Loomis, of Co!- Ombiu. "v


ocr: STYES; a JUST LANDED. ^ J. B. COUSART. A li\rpc and choice variety lias just arrived Charleston, llultimorc, and l'hiladelphiu: of all kinds B Alt AGES, ^ SI1ALLKYS, TIIKKAUK, GINGHAMS, SWISS MUSLINS, of all kinds from 0 1*4, up to 18 1-3. FLOSSES Ac., Ac. jl LIMES' BONNETS! CHILDREN'S' BLOOMERS! LADIES FINE SHOES! Shoes, Slippers, Negroes' Brogands, the cheapest that ever was in this Market. GENTEMKW HITS, all nariclit 3. > MHTSSftY, 10 a Jail supply. KINGS, FINGElt RINGS, A ROACHES, BREAST PINS, PERFUMERY OF ALL KTNDS READY-MADE CLOTHINE! SHIRTS, GENTS' and HOYS' GOATS, DRAWERS, and PANTS, KERCHIEFS, Ac., Ac. Ac., AND CUTLERY. Forks, Screws, Locks of all kiwis, A ufjitrs. ir Hoes, Gimhlets, 'I S/Holes, S/lUCils, (fee. CROCKERY WARE Pitchers, Goblets, Wash-bowls, Cups ASaueeis, Tourincs, Ac., A"., and a la -go supply of Glasswure. CJroccrics of all Kinih. l-fr C ountry produce taken in exchange for at cash prices. _ J. B. COl'SART. May 9th, '55. - 13 tl ""


ocr: NOTICE. The Stud n:l?t of fain tAook if tdtny will estmined on Friday the 11th inst. At the of the Examination the following young will dulirur original speochoa: McOkklb. Subject-?The Sun. Bttu. ltfJIMty. " Ktleela of light. J M D. Dtut. M UniUd States in the I nth Century. J. 1I.Cabi.islc. Subject?Music. Absalom Clank?Veiedtetory Addrcau. J. T K. PE1JL


ocr: I ( ii ^ '.1 j" !,t in . in F f, j,, A CARD. )Tl. AbFRKD CK IVE1, having returned from hi* 'isit to the ci'ies of Yd dolphin nnd New York may he found his old stand. Tivo Doors hmutli of ih * i a I met to House," and nearly oppnsito .arris's I Intel," w line In* will hi* pleased to ait on those requiring his service*. Having examined ami in >de hunse.f with all the latest itnpm\emi*nts his profession. In* feels eontiih nt of givg satisfaction. in every p* rticiilnr, equulto ty in the State or out of it 11 1,1, SOTS OK TKKT11 averted in I'latinn witli tin* fonfinnoiiHGutn r in llic UKUiil manner on Gold. TMOSPHERIC PRESSURE Plates itrrtcd in the most complete n?d skilful mnncr, nnd all work fully Pnrtietilar nt'ention eken to il.LING TEETII. Tendering hi" thanks ?r time past, rnd bv n determination to ex ho will give *di*f:.etinn in nil hit Denil Oporn'ionn equnl to any emergencv. Yorkviile, Oct.', '25 3(>


ocr: 1 If: jn . ' . * f? cc fa ? A cardT ALFRED CRAVEH, having J returned from his visit to the cities of lilndelphin and New York, may be found his old stand, Two Doors South of the bdmetto House," and nonrly opposite irris's Hotel," where he will be pleased to lit on those requiring his services. lla\ing examined and made Wtnse.f with all the latest improvements his profession, he feels confident of givr satisfaction, in every particular, equal to y in the State or out of it. FULL SETTS OF TEETH sorted in Platina with tho Continuous Gum in the usual manner on Gold. TMOSPHEKIC PRESSURE Plates serted in the most complete and skilful anner, and nil work, fully Particular attention given lo IDLING TEETH. Tendering his thanks r time past, and by a determination to he will give satisfaction in all his Den i vrperniions, ?*<ju.-ii tu any emergency. Yorkillc, Oct., 25 38


ocr: J i u e . J !| w n .. I |, p .1 ) v PKOSPE LASCASf FOR THE NE 185 SriJSCUir.KK is grateful for tlie past three years. The list uf Subscriln icrcasing, that, at this lime, we have a ver 'atrotis of??nr paper t<? sav whether we are < <>t. Have we merited vour favors, or have vgntnry, we wotihl brieily state, that we In; ear, devoted our whole attention to the pap p.ivoted to uive " v:;'#ie received.*' It is trn lamas, when a datk day came upon us, an .as suspended tor a verv sliort period. Wi tore attention to the Lodger than previousl) ge.' to do even still more, A holt t the commencement of the Sew Ye: Interesting and m< ?< St i $ 'i It & 1 his w ill he succeeded hv others, in addition t< :oiti: 108i?oxii3-:>cF,&c. it... Imost every paper, we have g'ven one or tv n?t the naiul'V, pamhy trash which floats al t!r intention, daring tl.o next year, to prese very week. We are not censorious?we do not wish tc tnharked in this husiiicss, we desire to give o re ambitious so to improve i , and enhance i hie iistitietioii. We wish it to be said that on thy of Lancaster District. To do what we promise, requires greater oi ull do all and more than we promise. Oar Five Clonic*, eacli, Ten <lo do Fifteen <!o do Twenty do do Single Copy, one Year, in clayed three months, $2 50 ; if delayed six We appeal to our friends to aid us. Ever ne additional subscriber, and this is more thai cd to double our list. Try friends, do your rst of January, send us each a subscriber. I vent of a paper hero lias done much for Lane '?> persons in no way idenlifi al with the distrh e such that it will prove as interest!. g as anv A New feature?Altoget During tin; next year we will give several J n'ti of a gentleman <>f this District, who needs lie Ir'sI writers in the country. We lia\osuci rgie dreams, and the articles he is at present elves he worth the price of subscription. Nt our names at once. If it he your desire, w rilli the January number AdJriss It. S. CTUS i'i?? ? W7UfiL 15*IB na, i_i S .B P J B B. J 3 W YEAR, 5. lileml patronage be has received the ;is to the Ledger has been gradually y respectable number. It is lor the hs?rving of tliis liberal patronage of we not? In reply to our own intern done otir best; we have, tin* past' ier, ami, to the best of < nr ability, cni?\ that owing to unavoidable ci renin* I our horizon was clouded, our paper e have devoted, since that time, even , ami intent}, if tit ar<> proj erly encour* ir we will commence an >st Attractive 0 ? p a 1" ? 0 our regub ir i\ K\V8 I I I JIS, iay have been observed of late, that, in i'o pieces of ORIGINAL POK'IliY? out ; but rent, genuine poetry. Ii is nt our readers with an original piecu > lie considered so. As we lirtre paper a character ami standing, we ts usefulness, that it may attain Ledger is an excellent paper and itlav, and, if our friends will aid us, we Club rates are as follows : S 1 7!i ?i H 73 " i oO ~S5 OO i a:?jt oo I 25 25 OO Advance $2. It payment l>e months, $3. y subscriber we have can procure us i we ask, yet we would be much and between this time and the !t cannot bo denied but the establish* a.-tei District?enable us to do more. :t, i he characteristics of our paper will of the yankee sheets. her a new Feature! CSSAYS, on various subjects limn ti e only a little energy to become one "f ceded in arousing hint from his for tho Ledger, will them>w is the time to subscribe, send on e will commence your subscriptions DAI LEY, Editor and


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ocr: a up to the expenses of the Hall. Selling at Cost! FOR TEN DAYS! A. J. FARNSWORTH, Will sell Goods FOR TKN DAYS -A.T COST ! Previously to taking an acconnt of stock. The stock offered comprises a large variety of Coats, Pants, and every description of Winter Clothing ! AND FURNISHING GOODS! ALSO hath, oafs, FUR GOODS, Jtc., Ac., Ac. All Goods will he sold without any Gammon or For TEN DAYS, At Cost, for Cash A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Bath, Jan. 22,1S55. Head Quarters FOR V alentines, At ST HARAS' News WHOLESALE AVD RETAIL. rPHE largest and most varied assortment of Comic, I mental. Sarcastic and Juvenile Valentines, ever for sale in Bath. Can be seen at the above named Retail dealers supplied at New York ami Boston prices. Batb Rut. Marine Ins. Annual Mooting. *"P HE members of the Bath Mutual Mariue Insurance 1 pany are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting said Company will be holden at their office, on the 5th day of February next, at two o’clock in the noon, for the following purposes, vis-. To choose Directors for the year ensuing, and to any other business that m>«y legally come before the ing. By order of the Directors. GEO. PRINCE, dec’ry. Bath, Jan. 17,1845. 2w31 Coal Conking Stoves. OF superior quality, expressly fitted for burning coal, equally well adapted to wood; also furnished with a style of ware which jvasses off into the stove all the generated by boiling and frying. Please call and at H. L. CHAMBERLAIN'S Rogers' Block. August 2. 7 Twiggs Hair Dye and Tonic. T'V.bex: arfic/cm use for restoring gray hair •»riginalcol«*r and for the prevention and cure baldness, prepa re. and foraalr bv J . M A THF.WS. Bath.March 23,1853. Sagadnhork Building. $23,000 Worth of Farms and Building Lots! XOO Farms and 500 Building Lots 100 feet Square,

place_of_publication: Bath, Me.

publisher: John T. Gilman


ocr: 1,10 R sale in any quantity,by Z. UYUE& CO., Corner Front and Broad si.


ocr: To the Public. . fliutie Hor, \ 'T'lIE subscribers having purchased the right to manufac *■ ture aud apply the above named shoe, for the city of Bath, are now prepared to accommodate such as wish to profit by the best improvement ever made for the benefit of that noble and useful animal, the horse. No pains should be spared to iftake the labor of that valuable animal as easy as possible, and also to guard against lameness, tenderness, &c., with which horses have always been more or less troubled. To this end borsc-shoers have been experimen ting for the last 50 years, and until recently with but little success. With this improvement,however, all seems to be realized that is ueeessary. The shoe will prevent lameness, cure tenderness, make a horse travel a greater distance with less fatigue, aud being^nade of steel will wear very much longer than the common iron shoe. Some of our bestcitizeos have already proved It to be all that is claimed for it. J. BLAISDELL k CO., 2tf Centre St., near the Ilay Scale. BATII MUTUAL Mari lie Insurance Company, Office, Union Rlock, FRONT STREET. # rpHE President and Directors of the Bath Mittal Ma 1 ms a Insurants Company give notice that their Guar antee Fund amounts to-over $200,000, and that they are prepared to make insurance on the mutu al principle, against marine risks, not exceeding SI 5,000 on any one risk. DIRECTORS. John Patten, Freeman Clark, Oliver Moses, Willard Hall, W. D. Sewall, S. A. Houghton, J. II. M’Ldlan, J. O. Richardson, Jas. F. Patten, E. K. Harding, B. C. Bailey, D. C. Magoun, Chari# Clapp, Jr., David Patten. G. C. Tnifant. I). C. MAWOUN, President. GEORGE PRINCE, Secretary. Bath, Feb. 25,1855. * 38tf Valuable House-Lots for Sale. C*Q HOUSE LOTS, comprised in that tract of land OO known as the Sewall Be d, lying between High and Lincoln and norih of Green Street, are now offered for «nle. 48 of these lots, lying north of a contemplated street GO feet wide, which is to be located through the centre, extending fr"m Lincoln street to High street, into which it will open near the house of Judge 8mith,and continu ous with Oak street, are 55 feet wide by !> roils deep ; and the remaining 20 lots lying between the above ifientioned new street and Green street, are 5 > feet wide, aud 7 rods deep, all of which aie laid out at right angles with the streets, and therefore give ample room for a commodious dwelling-house and all other necessary buildings idgeth cr with a garden spot sufficiently large. These ate tlv most valuable building lots now within the limits ol the city ; and the whole flehL or any nom her of lots down to one, can be purchased on reasonable terms. Title undoubted. Further information respecting them ran he obtnined on inquiring of I)it PAYNE, Middle street, or of Rev. 8. F. DIKE. High street. 27tf Bath Dec 20 1853.


ocr: Freight for Savannah. A SMALL quantity of freight for Savannah can be ob rl tained on application at THIS OFFICE. Bath, Sept. 2», 1855. ^ 4wl5 NEW FALL GOODS! NOW opening at the GRANITE STORE, a large stock Fall Dry Goods, consisting of i’lain Striped and Plain Dress Silks ; the largest and best stock of Black Silks ever opened in this city ; All Wool, Figured and Plain DeLaiue; Cashmere Shawls ; Bay Slate Shawls ; Thiljets ; Lyoucses ; Printed Flannels ; White Flannels; Red and Mixed Flan nels ; Raw Silks ; White Linen ; Linen Damask ; Bleached Sheetings , also a good .assortment of Embroideries. Also, Broad Cloths, Cassimercs, Satinet!s, Doeskins, &c. The purchasers of Dry Goods are invited to call and examine for yourselves. OWEN & CO.


ocr: AYER’S PIUS. FOE ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. There has long existed a public demand for an effective purgative pill which could be relied on as sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is eas/ to make a physical pill, but not easy to make the best of all pills — one which should have none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived from them. These pills produce no irritation or pain, unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc tion or derangement in the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in ariY quantity ; but it is better thafany medicine should be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use in the several diseases to which they are ap plicable are given on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms of jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap petite, Listlessuess, Irritability. Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Fain in the Side and Loins; for, in truth, all these arc but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an aperient they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tiveness, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in short, any and every case where a purgative is required They have also produced some singularly suc cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the B*ck, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; but un necessary dosing should newr be carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength,' when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body; and it is confidently believed this pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available to mankind. When their virtues are oneO known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. • Bein^ sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in an> ^aantitv. For minute directions see wrapper on the Box.


ocr: I^OR sale in any quantity,by Z. HYDE & CO., Corner Front and Broad at.


ocr: ECONOMY IS WEALTH! -And by using the Patent Washboiler You will find a Great Saving of Fuel. rPHIS is an entirely new article, and all that haTe seen i A in operation at our store, do not hesitate to say that it is just the article for summer use. It takes but five cents worth of charcoal to d<f a common washing. It will oper ate as well out of doors as in any place, and therefore in warm weather it is a very desirable article, for you are free from all heat and steam in the house. Call and see it oper ate. Self-Heating Charcoal Iron. That is used with charcoal for ironing, and an artlele that every family ought to have. We use it ourselves, nnd like it much, and therefore can recommend it to all, ns being just what m wanted. It will save 50 per cent, of fuel, be sides being free from the heat of a stove, which is quite an obiect in warm weather. FURNACES, STOVES, RANGES, &C Of the bent patterns. We are now ready to set Furnaces, either Portable or Brick, for wood or coal, and warrant them to operate well, or there shall be no expense on the same. They are Furnaces that have been set extensively in Boston, Providence and Portland, and give first rate satisfaction. _ * Stoves, Ofall kinds, for wood and for coal; and in some, by remov ing the coal linings, make an excellent wood stove. All warranted or no sale. We have also a large assortment of Kitchen Furnishing Ware, Such as Steak Irons, Pie Porks (a new article,) Egg Beat ers, Bread Knives, Knives and Forks, Stew Dishes, Meat Forks, Fish Turens, French Ladles, Sauce Pans, Cullen ders, Kettles, Basting Spoons, Sad Irons, Ate. Bathing Tubs and Pans, of all sizes. Ash, Boiler and Oven Mouths, Iron Thimbles, Copper boil ers, Plated, Planished, Britannia and Jappaned Waie, Castors, Dish Covers, kc. The above mentioned articles may be seen, and we should be happy to supply all that may want, at our Store, on Frontst., BATII, Me. G. JI. k W. W. STEVENS.. May 13 4Stf Marine and Fire Insurance, BY STOCK OFFICES.


ocr: JOB PRINTING. The proprietor of the East? rn Times has the pleasure of informing Iris friends and the public, that lie is pre pared to execute all kinds of Job Printing on IE! BO 0E10T1FDL TYPE. sa iras 3S3T arxu. He has in operation a new Fast Job Press, Iroin the celebrated manufactory of I. & b. Adams, South Boston, by means of which he is enabled to turn off work with a speed unequalled on the Kenne bec. KJ” Orders promptly attended to. Office—Corner of Front and Broad | Streets.


ocr: Selling at a GREAT DISCOUNT! TIIE subscriber wishing to dispose of his present stock, will sell for ctril, a large variety of Boots and Shoes at a great discount from former prices,such as Men’s double soled Kip Boot* $3,00—old price$3,25 “ thick soled call Boots 3,00 “ 3,50 “ French cnlt pump s»do Boots 4,00 “ 4.25 “ pump sole calf 3,00 w 3,50 Women*! thick sole*! doth Bo«*ts 1.17 “ 1,2** 44 thin suled cloth Boots 1.12' 44 1,25 44 thin soled cl>th Boots 1,25 4i 1.37| ALSO Boy’s and youth’s thick and kip Boots at reduced prices. Patent Rubbers and Rubber Bouts, of all kinds at a dis count. Purchasers are invited to call and set* fur themselves. Jan. 2d, 1855. 6w29 J. W. ROBERTS Extensive Stock -OF WINTER CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS, Furnishing Goods! FURS, tfcC. 1. J. FIRXSUORTH Has received, during the p.vst wefc, IN ABTHTION to his large stock of Full and Winter Goods, an KXTENSIVE and CHOICE assortment of Hats, Caps, FUR GOODS, &,c. For Winter Use. TT A. J. F. is prepared to sell his Goods at such Unparalleled Low Prices As to cause the purchaser to forget that the money market is tight, ami times a little hard. No such variety and amount of Stock was ever before offered the public in this city or section of the State in this branch of business, s O'Thankful f»r all patronage bestowed, l assure ALL Til >SE VISITING THIS CITY, and who are in want of , articles in my line, that they will ma ke a great saving, have j a very large stock to s-lect from, and will be perfectly sat isfied, by calling at the Bith Outfitting Warehouse, .Vortk End of Union Block, (nearly op. head Broad St.,) BATH, Mr. ! J>*c-j>- _ A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. LARGE SVLir —OF— Dry Ca-oods! The whole slock of the late firm of 4i8:». TlKSJHIJi & t'O.. At It*** than cost of Importation. Silk*, Mu ino-s. all Wool Plaid*. Sheeting, Shirting, and Pillow C ue Linens, Damask T ilde Cloths, X-ipkims and Towels, Flannels, Curtain and other Muslins, Embroideries, Laces, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, ic. The ab ive are worthy the attention of all purchasers, as Goods of the best class, a larg * portion of them having been manufactured t » order, being the balance of the stock of the late firm of GEORGE Tl’RNBULL & CO., which will be sol 1 much under cost of importation, to ensure its imme diate sale. &aI\AIO\ HI A CO., -75 Washington an 1 S & 10 Winter Street, B iston. 4w25 A Ltiuil Call! To VI’Tugs, Democrats, Know Nothings, and crcrt/'iody c sc indebted to SCOTT MORSE T CO. npiIESE are Hard Times, we acknowledge; but you can l call and settle, and pay a party if you cannot pay the wh-4e. We want and need money more than you cau im agine, and must have it. We will be ready by day or by night at our ’the.* at the Mill. No shrinking !—walk up ! —-don't be afraid to t 1 your story : If A. pays B., and B. pays C., it may go down to Z. and back t.» A. again—that will make money circulate and be more plenty. Bath, Jan. 2, l*5o. 3m*J SCOTT MORSE A: CO. Sleighs for $>iaSe. . 4 NEW SLEIGHS, for sale very cheap bv ■■£ Doc.29 CWEN' if CO. Oil Clotli Carpeting. TOR > '! • very cheap at the \action S: >re of the subscri T bers. a good assortment of Oil Cloth Carpeting. Dec 2J. OWEN A CO. Hardware. Carpenters* Tools, Cntiery, Ac. 'PHF.subscriber continues to k- ep on hand at the store I recently occupied by Kendall, Ric iardson & Co., a good assortment of Hardware, House and Ship Carpenters’ Tools, Glass, Cutlery, &c, &c. HEX IV M. BOVEY. Front St. Rath. April 24, 1 >54. 45tf Roys’ and Youths’ /10W-IIIDE B03TS, just received and for sale at a har v gain lor CASH L. S. FISHER. Sept 2G. _ _ __ _15 BririiM. •"4 ks, delivered at any part of the city fr B. O. WEEKS. Powder. Till'.subscriber has on hand, and will be constantly suppti (I with Bl asting Powder, which he offers for sale, wholesale aud retail. \|so, a large supplv of F1TSE. WILLARD WALKER. Bath, Mhv 27. 1- 50tf Shawls. \LL Wix)l Shawls—very fine, beautiful patterns, received by * J. T. GILMAN. Oct. 12.


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ocr: To the Public. Elastic Hor*e X TnEjnbscrilien having purchased the right to manufac *- ture and apply the aliove named shoe, for the city of Hath, are now prepared to accommodate such as wish to profit by the best improvement ever made for the benefit of that noble and useful animal, the horse. No pains should be spared to make the labor of that valuable animal as easy as jmssible, and also to guard against lameness, tenderness, Ac., with which horses have always been more or less troubled. To this end liorse-shoers have been experimen ting for the last 50 years, and until recently with but little success. With this improvement,however, all seems to be realized that is necessary? The shoe will prevent lameness, cure tenderness, make a horse travel a greater distance with less fatigue, and being made of steel will wear very much longer than the common iron shoe. Some of our besteitizens have already proved it to be all that is claimed for it. J. BLAISDKLL A CO., 2tf Centre St., near tlie llay Scale. Try it I Try it!! Try it! ! ! C. W STONE’S LIQUID CATIIAlfriC AND FAMILY PHYSIC, The most important discovery ever made in Medical Science, being a compound of Barks and Roots, which forms ihe most powerful, safe, and agreeable physic ever offered to the public. necessity of such a medicine has long been fell


ocr: ECONOMY 18 WEALTH ! -And by using the Patent Washboiler You will find a Great Saving of Fuel. 'TMIIS is an entirely new article, and all that hare seen i in operation at our store, do not hesitate to say that it is just the article for summer use. It takes but fire cents worth of charcoal to do a common washing. It will oper ate as well out of doors as in any place, and therefore in warm weather it is a very desirable article, for you ore free from all heat and steam in the house. Call and see it oper ate. Self-Heating Charcoal Iron. That is used with charcoal for ironing, and an artiele that every family ought to have. We use it ourselves, ami like it much, and therefore can recommend it to all, ns being just what is wanted. It will save 50 per cent, of fuel, be sides being free from the heat of a stove, which is quite an object in warm weather. FURNACES, STOVES, RANGES, AC Of the best pattern*. We are now ready to set Furnaces, either Portable or Brick, for wood or coal, and warrant them lo operate well, or there shall be no expense on the same. They are Furnaces that hare been set extensively in Boston, Providence and Portland, and give first rate satisfaction. Stoves, Of all kinds, for wood and for coal; and in some, by remov ing the coal linings, make au excellent wood stove. All warranted or no sale. We have also a large assortment of Kitchen Furnishing Ware, Such as Steak Irons, Pie Porks (a new article,) Egg Beat ers, Rtpad Knives, Knives and Forks, Stew Pishes, Meat Forks, Fish Turena, French Ladles, Sauce Pans, Cullen ders, Kettles, Basting Spoons, Sad Irons, Ac. Bathing Tubs and Pans, of all size*. Ash, Boiler and Oven Mouths, Iron Thimbles, Copper boil ers, Plated, P'auished, Britannia and Jappaned Ware, Castors, Dish Covers, Ac. The above mentioned articles may be seen, and we should be happy to supply all that may want, at our Store, on Fronts!., BATH, He. G. M. A W. W. STEVENS. May 1-i 48tf


ocr: FOB ALL TEX PURPOSES OF A FAMILY There has long existed a public demand for effective purgative pill which could be relied on sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown what success it accomplishes the purpose It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easy make the best of all pill* — one which should none of the oWections, but all the advantages, every other. This has been attempted here, with what success we would respectfully submit the public decision. It has been unfortunate the patient hitherto that almost every medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce so griping pain and revulsion in the system as to than counterbalance the good to be derived them. These pill* produce no irritation or unless it arise from a previously existing tion or derangement in the bowels. Being vegetable, no harm can arise from their use m quantity; but it is better that any medicine be taken judiciously. Minute directions for use in the several diseases to which they are ap plicable are given on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by them, may mention Liver Complaint, in its various of jaundice. Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap g;tite, Listlessness, Irritability. Bilious ilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Fain in the and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. As aperient they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tiveness, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in short, and every case where a purgative is required They have also produced some singularly suc cessful cures in Rheumatism, Goat, Dropsy, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, rams in Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be taken in the spring of the year, to purify the and prepare the system for the change of An occasional dose stimulates the stomach bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore wasted or diseased energies of the whole Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, though no serious derangement exists; but un necessary dosing should never be carried too as every purgative medicine reduces the when taken to excess. The thousand cases in a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, they suggest themselves to the reason of body ; ana it is confidently believed this pill answer a better purpose than any thing which hitherto been available to mankind. When virtues are once known, the public will no doubt what remedy to employ when in need of cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to hike, and being purely vegetable, harm can arise from their use in aty quantity. For minute directions see wrapper on the Box. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Price 85 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for $L AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, H HOOPING-COUGH,


ocr: Dry Goods Notice. REMOVAL. T'YAVID i. PERCY has WMBoftd to the next store south »f his old stand, opposite the Sajndahock House, fr>r ’aerl)r occupied by A. B: Butler, where may be found a ‘•rie and well setectedsumkhf . ; »rjr and Fancy Goods. • thetat!^!^’"'2,:“, of SlAs, S'**1' »nd Drew Goad. li ot rinr OM. Al Silks of . .up. FLnnel, and iffiS'""1 *° b™l‘nr er”‘k •urtment of description. A good a targe .took rfcS'”wT 'father .Ub, and Brow., Dam,.k Tahfc - ^rl* ®k:,,d Our entire .lock wHl be oi^’“V*1*”’ *£. fortin r price, prtviou. to ».,eouMfrom w™*- <^1 «‘l examine at Si" ***k. Thc.subocrtbef, feeling gm»w ■ * that with the expen.e h.!li£b«2tota*S .rors, Jiop» and better .tore, and with clow ^8^136 ta.l« of hi. cu.tom.rs, to recclr. ootnmi*“>* *"< pai!ZF™.T fcTSfWgp


ocr: T® the Public. Elastic HorSe %e 'T'TIEsubscribers having purchased the right t:* mar.ufac *■ ture and apply the above named shoe, f- r the city t>f Bath, are now prepared to accommodate such as wish to profit by the l>est \mprovwnent ever mad? for the benefit of that uoble and useful animal, th^horse. No pains should be spaied to make the labor of that valuable ahitnal as easy as possible, and also to guard agains: . uuencss. tenderness, fcc.. with which horses have always been more or less troubled. To this cad horse-shot rs have been experimen ting for the last JO yours, au 1 until recently with but little auccess. With this improvement, however, all seems to be realized that is necessary. The shoe will prevent lamenesa, cure tenderness, make a horse travel a greatc r distance with less fatigue, and being made *f steel will wear very much longer than the common iron shoe. Some of our oestcitizeos have already proved it to be all that is claimed for it. J. BE VISUELL -fc CO., 2tf Centre St., near the Hay Scale. It V i'll MUTUAL .llariiie Insurance Company, Office* l iiion Klock, FRONT STREET. TTIE President and Directors of the Bath Mittal Ma rine IssfKAXt K Compast give notice that their Guar antee Fund amounts to over $200,000, and that they are prepared to make insurance on the mutu al principle, against marine risks, not exceeding * $15,000 •u any one risk. DIRECTORS. John Patten, Freeman Clark, Oliver Moses, M illard Hall, W. D. St-wall, S. Houghton, J. D. M’Lellan, J. G. Richardson, Ja*. F. Patten, K. K. Harding, B. C. Bailey. D. C. Masoun, Charles Clapp. Jr.. David Patten. G. C. Xrufant. D. C. MAGOUX, President. GEORGE PRINCE. Secretary. Bath, Feb. lSi>5. 3Stf Valuable House Luts fur Sale. r»Q HOUSE LOTS, comprised in thrtt tract «*f land UO known as ihe Sewall tie d. lying between High and


ocr: ECONOMY IS WEALTH! -And by using the Patent Washboiler You will find a Great Saving of Fuel. is an entirely new article, and all that haveaeen i x in operation at our store, do not hesitate to say that it just the article for summer use. It takes but five cents worth of charcoal to do a common washing. It will oper ate as well out of doors as in any place, and therefore in warm weather it is a very desirable article, for you are free al1 beat and Bteam ‘Q the house, dall and see it oper Self-Heating Charcoal Iron. That is used with charconl for ironing, and an artieU-that every family ought to have. We use it ourselves, and like it much, and therefore can recommend it to all, as being what is wanted. It will save 60 per cent, of ftiel, be sides being fteefrom the heat of a stove, which is quite an object in warm weather. FURNACES, STOVES, RANGES, &C Of the bent patternn. We are now ready to set Furnace*, either Portable or Brick, for wood or coal, and warrant them to operate well, or there shall be no expense on the same. They are Furnaces that have been set extensively in Boston, Providence and Portland, and give first rate satisfaction. Stoves, Of all kinds, for wood and for coal; and in some, by remov ing the coal linings, make an excellent wood stove. All warranted or no sale. We have also a large assortment of Kitchen Furnishing Ware, Such as Steak Irons. Pie Porks (a new article,) Egg Beat ers, Bread Knives, Knives ami Forks, Stew Pishes, Meat Forks, Fish Turens, French Ladles, Sauce Pans, Cullen ders, Kettles, Basting Spoons, Sad Irons, &c. Bathing Tubs and Pans, of all sizes. Ash, Boiler and Oven Months, Iron Thimbles, Copper boil ers, Plated, P’anished, Britannia and Jappaned Ware, Castors, Pish Covers, kc. The above mentioned articles may be«een, and we should be happy to supply all that may want, at our Store, on Frontst., BATH, He. G. HI. & W. W. STEVENS.


ocr: AYERS PILLS, Anew and singularly successful remedy for the cure of all Bilious diseases — Costiveness, In dir Sstion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fevers, out, Humors, Nervousness, Irritability, Inflamma tions, Headache, Pains in the Breast, Side, Back, and Limbs, Female Complaints, &c. Ac. Indeed, very few are the diseases in which a Purgative Medi cine is not more or less required, and much sick ness and suffering might be prevented, if a harm less but effectual Cathartic were more freely used. No person can feel well while a costive habit of body prevails ; besides it soon generates serious and often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided by the timely and judicious use of a good purgative. This is alike true of Colds, Feverish symptoms, and Bilious derangements. They all tend to become or produce the deep seated and formidable distemper* which load the nearses all over the land. Hence * reliable family physic is of the first importance to the public health, and this Pill has been perfected with consummate skill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, Profes sors, and Patients, has shown resulte surpassing any thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cure* have been effected beyond belief, were they not sub stantiated by persons of such exalted position and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the many eminent gentlemen who have testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention : Dr. A. A. Hayes, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high professional character is endorsed by the Hon. Edward Everett, Senator of the U. S. Robert C. W inthrop, Ex-Speaker of the House of Representatives. Abbott Lawrence, Minister Plen. to Engla»d. t John B. Fitzpatrick, Cath. Bishop of Boston. Also, Dr. J. R. Chilton, Practical Chemist, of New York City, endorsed by Hon. VV. L. Marcy, Secretary of State. Wm. B. Astor, the richest man in America. S. Leland & Co., Propr’s of the Metropolitan Hotel, and others. Did space permit, we could give many hundred certificates, from all parts where the Pills have been used, but evidence even more convincing than the experience of eminent public men is found in their effects upon trial. These Pills, the result of long investigation and study, are offered to the public as the best and most complete which the present state of medical science can afford. They arc compounded not of the drugs themselves, but of the medicinal virtu** only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chemical process in a state of purity, and combined together m such a manner as to insure the best results. This system of composition for medicines has been found in the Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a more efficient remedy than had hitherto been ob tained by any process. The reason is perfectly ob vious. While by the old mode of composition, every medicine is burdened with more or less of acri monious and injurious qualities, by this each ind> ▼idual virtue only that is desired for the 'curative effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious qual itie8 of each substance employed are left behind, the curative virtues only being retained. Hence it i* self-evident the effects should prove as they have proved more purely remedial, and the Pills a surer, more powerful antidote to disease than any other medicine known to the world. As it is frequently expedient that my medicine should be taken under the counsel of an attending Physician, and as he could not properly judge of a remedy without knowing its composition, 1 Mhve supplied the accurate Formulae by which both my Pectoral and Pills are made to the whole body of Practitioners in the United States and British Amer ican Provinces. If, however, there should be any one who has not received them, they will ba promptly forwarded by mail to his address. Of all the Patent Medicines that are offered, how few would be taken if their composition was know*! Their life consists in their mystery. I have no ^FheTornposition of my preparations is laid open to all men, and all who are competent to judge on the subject freely acknowledge their convictions of; their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral wa* pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful medicine before its effects were known. Many em inent Physicians have declared the same thing of ray Pills, and even more confidently, and are wil ing to certify that their anticipation* were more than realized by thek effects upon trial. They operate by thek powerful influence on tho internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate It into healthy action — remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring thek irregular action to Health, and by correcting, wherever they exist, zuch derange ments as are the first origin of disease. Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in anv quantity. For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box. .PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYEB, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cent* per Box. Five Boxoc for SL SOLD BY H. H. HAY Druggist, Portland, Me., general agent of the State, lor my Cherry Pectoral and Cathartto Rita, t» whem all orders should bo addressed. lyeop2S A. Q. PAGE, Agent tot Both.


ocr: To the Public. rFIIEsubscribers having purchased the right to manufac * ture and apply the above named shoe, for the city of Bath, are now prepared to accommodate such as wish to profit by the best improvement ever made for the benefit of that noble and useful animal, the horse. No pains should be spai ed to make the labor of that valuable animal as easy as possible, and also to guard against lameness, tenderness, Ac., with which horses have always been more or less troubled. To this end horse-shoers have been experimen ting for the last 50 years, and until recently with but little success. With this improvement,however, all seems to be realized that is necessary. The shoe wifi prevent lameness, cure tenderness, make a horse travel a greater distance with less fatigue, and being made of steel will wear very much longer than the common iron shoe. Some of our bestcitizeus have already proved it to be all that is claimed for it J. BLAISDELL & CO., 2tf Centre St., near the Hay Scale. Boots and^lioes


ocr: ECONOMY IS WEALTH! -And by using the Patent Washboiler You toill find a Great Saving of Fuel. THI8 i9 an entirely new article, and all that have seen i in operation at our store, do not hesitate to say that it is jnst the article for summer use. It takes but five cents worth of charcoal to do a common washing. It will oper ate as well out of doors as in any place, and therefore in warm weather it is a Very desiraBle article, for you are free firom all heat and steam in the house. Call and see it oper ate. Self-Heating Charcoal Iron. is used with charcoal for ironing, and an artiele that every family ought to have. We use it ourselves, and like it much, and therefore can recommend it to all, as what ih wanted. It will save 50 per cent, of Aid, be sides being free from ibe heat of a stove, which is quite an object iii warm weather. FURNACES, STOVES, RANGES, &C the beat patterns. We are now ready to set Portable or Brick, for wood or coal, and warrant to operate well, or thehe shall be no expense on the They are Furnaces that have been set extensively Boston, Providence and Portland, and give first rate Stoves, kinds, for wood and for coal; and in some, by remov the coal linings, make an excellent wood stove. or no sale. We have also a large assortment Kitchen Furnishing Ware, as Steak Irons, Pie Porks (a new article,) Egg Beat Bread Knives, Knives and Forks, Stew Dishes, Forks, Fish Turens, French Ladles, Sauce Pans, Cullen Kettles, Basting Spoons, Sad Irons, &c. Bathing Tubs and Pans, of nil sizes. Boiler and Oven Mouths, Iron Thimbles, Copper boil Plated, P’anished, Britannia and Jappaned Dish Covers, &c. The above mentioned be seen, and we should be happy to supply all want, at our Store, on Frontst., BATH, G. M. & W. W. STEVENS. May 15 48tf


ocr: To the Public. g® '"THE subscribers having purchased the right to manufac ture and apply the al>ove named shoe, for the city of Bath, are now prepared to accommodate such as wish to profit by the best improvement ever made for the benefit of that noble and useful animal, the horse. No pains should be spared to make the labor of that valuable animal as easy as possible, and also to guard against lameness, tenderness, Ac., with which horses have always been more or less troubled. To this end horse-shoers have been experimen ting for the last 50 years, and until recently with but little success. With this improvement,however, all seems to be realised that is necessary. The shoe will prevent lameness, cure tenderness, make a horse travel a greater distance with less fatigue, and being made of steel will wear very much longer than the common iron shoe. Some of our bestcitizens have already proved it to be all that is claimed for it. J. BLAISDKLL fc CO., 2tf Centre St., near the Ilay Scale. fry it! Try it !! Try it ! ! ! G. W STONE’S


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ocr: FOE ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY There has long existed a public demand for effective purgative pill which could 1m* relied on sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This been prepared to meet that demand, and an expen sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown what success it accomplishes the purpose It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easy make the liest of all pills — one which should none of the objections, hut all the advantages, every other. This has been attempted here, with what success we would respectfully submit the public decision. It has l»een unfortunate the patient hitherto that almost every m«4uana is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce so griping pain and revulsion in the system as to than counterbalance the good to he derived them. These fulls produce no irritation or unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc tion or derangement in the laurels. Being vegetable, no harm can arise from their use m quantity; but it is lietter that any medicine be taken judiciously. Minute directions for use in the several diseases to which they arc plicablc are given on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by them, mav mention liver Complaint, in its various of Jaundice, Indigestion. Languor and Loss of Ap petite. Listlessness, Irritability, Bilious Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the and Ix>ins ; for. in truth, all these are but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. As aperient thrv afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tiveness, Pues, Colic, Dy-entery. Humors, ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; in short, and every case where a purgative is required i ney nave also proauceu sonic singuiariy suc cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout. Dropsy, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be taken in the spring of the year, to purify the and prepare the system for the change of An occasional dose stimulates the stomach bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and. by stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore wasted or diseased energies of the whole Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, though no serious derangement exists; but un necessary dosing should never be carried too as every purgative medicine reduces the when taken to excess. The thousand cases in a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, they suggest themselves to the reason of even body ; and it is confidently believed this pill answer a better purpose than any thing which hitherto been available to mankind. When virtues arc once known, the public will no doubt what remedy to employ when in need of cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, harm ran arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions see wrapper on the fcox. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cente per Box. Five Boxes for $1. AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP. ASTHIIA, AND CONSUMPTION.


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