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IRWIN REED 4 BROTHER
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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

The rural teic alluded I, IN the following para
|sph, must be IN high degree pleasant. We
'aat such pasiines, where woman, by her pres
|ace, ensures prapyiety aud good order. The nn
atro'ied Indulgence we too often see at the
|nrd from which she is excluded, pnisons and
enb'ttcrs all the enjnyments Oar old fashioned
|Aioecues. IN which our intelligent coun,ry-wo-
|aen participated, we regret TO say, are much
|ssiscted This rural Tea party may be made
maps more agreeable than the old custom so
mus IA Virginia. Ii must be a most unique and
agatfal fete: Richmond Compiler.
FORTY YEARS ngo this dav. the first rural tea
/ Wy was held in Northampton. Judge Lyman
AHefed an Grafton, and the rural entertainment
!" held near the great bridge in the meadows
@ festival has been seldom omitted since that
<s every year adding to its interest and beau
= unusually served up in grove, the ladies
ne chief management. Tables, decora-
u, ,m evergreens and beautiful flowers. and
go WIN refreshments of the richest kind, are
tIua'ed by the various families in town.
q ~ ndy managers preside, assisted by dele
- Sn gentlemen. Music is in attendance.
ssance on the green follows during the after
IT'S rational and pretty entertainment.
a0m the sel6shness of political festivals and
=. - PARTIES from which the ladies are always
~nfiiy excluded. We wish they were more
"efsally prevalent,
l-NortigmDtaa .lE4ss Courier J;tFl lth
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

answer in some Of the last papers tina; were
struck off. Wolf LAKE Canal, or properly speak
ing, NorticrR Canal, Is where Henry says Ii.ts
great speculation IS Ia be- made. Against the
commencement OF this Canal voted Hast winter.
together with nav fellow members. Ny brother
and my scl have nuTer owned lan3ln conneNI#n 81
ttaf, other Canal or am o;Ec! 81 ILo Slate
wor&' noi have iownei any ,onar naar. any 81 the
works where nly vote member last Session
could have promoted my own interest. except on
the Northern Canal.
About Il year since purchased. Second hand
ed) some land (as have frequently stated pub
iIcly.) which. "a | understand, lies IN the neigh
borhood OF some part Of SAID Canal, my vote
therefore, against the commencement OF that ca
nal, II II effected my interest 1t all, against
! ~ hive never seen tins land, bat at Il hazard.
Will make Henry offer, winch VIII give him
the whole advantage OF this great speculation.
which lie has 50 kindly made for me. | Will not
be so pcRgriOus as to claim to myself part OF
IT, ore Il ali 10 him; but for his ingenious and
fruitful pen. should now be lsst poor US was
a week ago. lie can have II all exactly al cost.
without any interest for the time have owned II
an early attention u this notice will confer favor
IN me. Tins Is certainly fair an offer as oug.,
to make Henry, and If he does not at once accept
Of II. he will certainly cease grumbilng GUoat y
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

ONO ELrcrT0xErpING-.'(1 Jack
mans. AMI fellows Of tins CONTIGUOUS community.
in this i4nd of concuasfonce and suPcrnactrusness
J&ci>JaIans. saw exs ggerate Yourselves, saN.
aud supper; the iR-GficI5u=ncs= OF the oraeto "a
Jackson Friends ot the canvass "t veto III
extfpaerous coniunacI0Isness oi the NcIentOsis-
ness oC tie United States Bank. was Fircn,tl,n
o. the party. and when Jackson had SPY hcaied Inc
confi!sn of the present Congress, t. to his
superci""s majes'y. AMI crushed The gro" ing
powers Of these iIiusible States This gentlernen
Jackson!ans vas adequate to the circumference
Vi JacksonSr. and now preys>c so4 - eEagge-
rate yourselves"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

t-t'F$c 81 tie Saa -.tn the 18th OF Septenl-
her NJ there VII he an eclipse al,nos, total
ut tae >uu. Throughout the Cuucd States II
viii IL the list central eclipse seen i'm the I'M
tel States unt'i The ,.it!i MAY 1854. The neyt
total eclipse OF thu sun III &c un 9Th oil August
I~til
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04
ACHILLES WILLIAMS

p. 3. For IfenrsS convenience viii adj that
II he has not the amount eractfy by him. | val
give time on part OF it. And further, as know he
will dislike TO part with his specie, Will not re-
quirc dollar of IT Indiana paper will be preferred.
vet will take some Orl Greet < little kaiIma-
200; Wildcat tiiak I can't tItc. However, as
| know that all men are liable to look too closely
To their side of the bargain IN trading. II
Henry thinks should take a little |VIdcat money.
am willing to leave that part OF the matter To 4
Jury of twelve men and ne may choose eleven of
them. \. w.
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800 it ye cripples-PorA ten cents per pound!'
This was the motto of the Van Buren, party at the
last presidential election in Cincinnati. Flour
can now be bought in that place for 81 80 per bar
REL 'Goit ye cripplesn'
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LcCEL.cND S.stl.EN, MART

-
ME -nb-rrter would fully inform the citizens
"i tiemn"nI AMI tIenIty that he viii open school
IN the room Iounefy ed 10y Mr. William M'1:ooK in
nh NplItv tie l2tn AagtIst The Institution will he
con ibeird "n plan and under regua-
tons formerly. trriy will nd
mt Amer t1c hr>ta natter, II proposed TO di vide
i'ip !"
=R"r ~ ii.ts't IT, ~. hr-t quarter p iuilons:
hrr3tNT. NFta- tHf iT nnetic three dollars duar-
to-. geography. mi t.ra'ntuar dollars Iistorv
h@m s;rv. Netirhl. N"onl and Moral Philosophy ii,
d. aFs N1''ni aatras-s, with the higher branches Of
ha Iae4IH. =, ao!ia.s.
GEORC : RIA
EhAnpai, August !. ls33. 3o-3t
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Senator Walker, of Mississippi : in bad 4
state Of health render Improbable that bc
vii again Resume h;S III The >~.,aI-.-B II
TranS
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

The ta.."w,ng VAS a,nanr The roas;s drank at
CpNat".e, New ! s.i,, ~ ,he ith Of July:
The SnhTseastry 81! was auiiifed,
nc Loco tocus are mortified,
ihc VIM are 4rat.iicd.
Ani the god people are sat>i:ed''
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

\ curious c;rcumst IN e is related ~ recent
Eng ish Journal. person narnad Leune1rJ.
sfnith. in the employ ol coach builder ri Hawk
hlFst--shIlc Walking AMI sm king hs pipe IN
,nutry, 1887. had occasion 10 tmp over ii
h,:Jse anI ditch, aud IN DOING 80, t,.i t..c.,-
wares aai broke his pipe, piece Of which went
down his throat. He immediately went TO a
medical man. who used his utmost skill without
success. |, remained unit. last Jane, when. A.
he was having on his back un'cr srr.auc
s.rcwina u, some work, he commenced cough
inr, anl nro'l up tive piece of pipe into hs
N Ii was about half inch long, with n
sharpe egg At one end During toe ',"nr II i''i
Lo.,, =, his thro,. he felt paiG. bat bad con
,,,,,n4 sensation Of misc, like the buzzing Of ii
- t;.b caused him nue.. >nAIctv, he was
uader the impression that death wostc *nsue from
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
su bject to the decision of the National Convcn-
ton to be held by the w higs Of the u. states.

We authorized TO announce OLIVER l.
JONES, as candidate for School Fund Cornms-
sioner Of Wayne County.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

s-1sN OF "IEs HoRsE'--A gentleman tray
= through the piney woods of Georgia. arri-
"a settlement towards evening. at one OF the
., which he stopped for the night. There
Iisaeo 10 be a bali in the neighho:hood; aud
ss ing stranger, was as matter Of course.
Nj :, Daring the evening. the gentlemen re-
d themselves with whiskev and rail New
o. 49, and The ladies amused themselves with
roasted potatoes, (which were handed
si." place of cakes and wine.) Concluding
|, War;. - the dance, the gentleman stepped up 10
\ y lady, who was busiy employ ed in dispo
j. an enormous potatoe, and politely asked
= Z. sosid dance with him in a set jus, forming!
A.,e ",cn she replied, ayes horse. if knows
~ goes II. Here, Sal, Speaking to "a friend
~ !, aes,) hold nv 'ta,cr while / trots reel
WI; ere fellerr'
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S3S,4l3,0Gt 81

INTERNAL. iMPEovEMENTs--'Ehc Salem Gazette
massachusetts was slow in coming into
the Internal Improvement system; bat tine old
Comm 'nvea!,h IS now III about az deeply rs any
OF her neighbors, having ISSUED authorised
script, IN aid OF various railroad projects to the
following amount"
T.. D.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

Custom has heretofore established a rule in
this county that nc communication should be pub
shed in the two papers issued Immediately pre-
ceding an election, containing any charges against
any candidate But as a Communication was pub
lshcd in the last number of the Jeitcrsonian, ma
king charges against Mr. WiIIiam candidate
for the Senate, ana as that paper vii. not be IS
sued again previous to the election, In justice 10
Mr.. Wlllams, we, with pleasure, give place to lie
following reply:
TO THE CITIZENS OF WAYNE COUNTY.
An article appeared in the Jeffersonan of
this week, the signature OF Brutus, which
when interpreted Henry Hoorer, charging me
with being engaged with my brother, the chief
Engineer. in a heary. and profitable speculation
IN lands on Wolf Lake Canal. Here follows
that portion of his article:
.''The Engineer IN Chief, knows how TO advise
10 his own interest, and that ot his especial friends
He and would-be Senator Williams. are deep
" interested in that Wolf Lake Canal. They
have been grasping after the choice lands of tina
region. with an appetite as keen as the grave;
and You know my dear SIR. purse Of 1000 dol
lars per aunum. covers 5000 acres. and also
know 5000 acres, sold at five dollars per
Yields $4,000 dollars. In this way YOU discover
the .tceU bora sons ot the west, are becoming
of capital. and can JPN the aristocrats OF
the east.
Henry selected this as the very iustau, to
give a heavy thrust; that beng the last number
of the Jefersonian which would appear before
the election. and knowing too that If | replied
in this paper only, many OF the readers al the
Jctfa rsonian would not it, On Trading the
article IN the papers of the town subscribers
(which are handed round of the first tina,
prin,ed.) | called the editor. who kindly Of
fered 20 stop the press long enough tor ME to
write has,v rcplv. III this ~a,. therefor. 1T
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

Preachers on tie Red Rirsr.--Thc New Or
leans Pcaynne relates tina, the people "i >hreve-
/ port. on the Red River the North Western
part Of I.ouieiin having never had a religious
meeting IN that neighborhood. c"uclaaed - en-
Nv 81 novel an affair. and sent rr preas her
The meeting was TO be held in grove. and "h u
the dav arrived, the lads aud a--rs focked IN
hundreds TO the spot. 1t was a hot day aud the
tees afforded but scauiy shade.
The preacher arrived and every ono was On
tip-toe tn catch glance at the happy man H.
malnted Il little rostrIrn that had been prep1red
and casting his ewes around UPON hls h.ar.rs.
ooeEcd hs moash and observation-disclosures,
brethern AMI sisters. THIS weather aHf4.
hot-too hot 10 preach wt,h comfort ell!iea,ian
We NAV as well. then give II up, and lets al
- and ..qIorr' Vt tins. there was Il generi
split tor the Tavern AMI thus ended The first meet
ing
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

For the Western Railroad, So
For the Eastern Raiiroad,
For the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road,
For the Audover and Uayerhill Rail
road.
For the Nashua and Lowell Railroad.
For the Old Colony Railroad,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-01
Public Notice.

HNIIE Male and Female Schools at Greenwood
Il will he continued the cns,,ingycar, US3s !
under the care of their present Snperintemlanrs
Mr.. James I.esly and Miss Rebcccn Chapm,n,
both Of whom have been engaged with the ex-
press provision. that each of their Schools should
be limited to certain number. Mr. Iesy's
School will he confined exclusively to Classical
students, and separate building provided for the
English department, which will also be limited.
and under the same regulations Mr.. William
G.. Moragne. late n graduate of our College, will
take charge of the English School. No Student
need apply for admission into any of the Schools
unless they are recommended by good moral
character, aud if coming from other schools, Il
certificate will he required, if not personally
known by the Teacher or some of the Trustees
Tie Musical department. in the Female Schoo
will he continued under the care Of Miss f. III.
Anderson, of Charleston.
Ii is therefore 10 he hoped that on combining a
the circumstances connected with the Institutions
that they will not be permitted to fall short of the
number required to fill them up.
RATES OF TurrIoS.
For the lower branches Of English 50 90 pr Scs
Z" the higher do do I2 90
:" the Classics, Is 90
Music 20 90
the Ornamental branches, II 90
Good boarding can be obtained from Eight to
Nine Dollars per month.
II. c. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
Woodvillc, :Abbcvlc Dis, Dec 2, 1887 Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-01
Collie Mixture.

3V|s! .bove is nnever failing remedy for thai
* variety of collie, so distressing to Infants
= :; - which, the most injurious anodyne sub.
N:r: arc too commonly given. 1t is safe and
':si;.. md instead of producing costiveness. il
''..'' operates gently OH the bowels.
- 'e".edy has now been used for several
III that success and appreciation, which
~ 'n'dclncs made to sell, cannot command.
"vit-'isiyey used by the hest physicians in
',' "'"'ry, and to use the language of many II
''. ::rl acts as charm. While it allays the
~" and lui!s the child to rest, it does moi leave
'' 'nd 1t those unpleasant symptoms, which
."'E'n'.n', Batemans Drops, SC. generally pro-
Amp! directions accompany each vial;
''r;'cates of its efficacy Gf required) can be
a'i!c'd from the most respectable citizens Of
ina and Georgia. For sale by
KITCHEN Il ROBERTSON Hamburg,
EDW WEBB. .Anders0n G. r
WM. IACKEI"r, Pcndicton , L.
''H r. J. MINIS, Edgcticth G. II.
'H i 1888 tf1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-01
SILK CULTURE.

V&HE MORUS MULTICAULIS, or the
l. Large Leaf Chinese Mulberry,
5000 TREES, r,,,,!, Inc produce from
So'ooo W 'N"'' last seasons.
The price Of Trees, ,cithout side branches
Under S feet, % cents each,
Over + and under feet, :E1 cents each,
Over feet, SO cents each.
Cuttings-One eye, $35pcr thousand,
Two '' 55
Tie Troe il easily propagated from Cuttings
and the growth i'll the Southern Suites is more
than double that in the Northern, in the same
time. OF the Cuttings obtained from Prince g.
Son, at Flushing, Long Island, but II in 100 pro-
duccd trees; cfthc Cuttings from them, more tl,a,l
IS from 100 was obtained, and the height Of them
is from to 10 feet the presently year. They should
be put into the ground between this und the Ist
of April. The above Trees and Cuttings are for
sule by JONATHAN MEiGS,
Augusta, Georgia.
N. B.-They will be carefully packed and sent
to order. OIL remittance accompanying the ORDER
Tie Cuttings can be sent by Stage.
Jan 6, 1893 9m5 80
The Chronicle & Sentinel Charleston Courier.
Columbia Telescope Greenville Mountaineer,
Edsefield Advertiser, Athens Banner, Metlgc-
vile Recorder, Macon Telegraph, Columbus Erl-
qnrer. and Savannah Georgian, will publish the
above weekly, for two months, and send their
bills to this sotfice.-.4mgusta Constaufionaiisi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-01
u D OfiCc.

a III. Persons Indebted to the late firm of
. s. :, .:.iiHGs& BUSHNELL, and those indebted
- 'e ,,.oecrlbcr aione are earnestly requested to
.i''r ':.:;edatc payment, or, III default thereof,
~, wiz find their notes and accounts in the
..,.lii, ~! n, officer FOR collection The Subscri-
'c: IS exceedingly anxious to close his old bnsi-
Ass. ;.s he has sold out to Mcssrs. RANSOM s.
hITE'iELL, his cntire stock oi Goods, and is
GrS:'ons Of leaving the Stale. The Subscriber
hega leave mere to inform those who are indebted
to linz. that he will remain short time at his old
stani, where he can be seen at any time during
his stay. and should he be absent when persons
mag call to him, that Mcssrs. Ransom &
Mitchell will act as his authorised agents.
LORRAIN GEDDINGS.
Hamburg, $. c. Jan 1S, 1893 c51
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-01
THH HORSE
,lSULLIFlER,

p" Il. stand the ensuing Se:spn at
W Thirty Dellars the Season, Twenty
Dollars the single leap, aud Fifty Dollars
insurance, a, tho plantation of Captain
William Is. Mays, four miles below Edge
iic:.i Court House, on the Stage road lead.
ing to Augusta. Ample preparation for
care and attention to mares will be made
They will be pasturcd and fed on grain, (il
required.) at twenty-Gvc cents per day
Accidents. escapes, sickness, &c. ut the
risk Of the owners, although every attention
will he paid to prevent them.
DESCRIPTION.
NULLIFIER, is a beautiful Bay, hand
sonely marked with delightful coat OF
l,air. which shews his superior stock. FL,
appearance is communicable is of the
greatest power, substantially aud strength.
lie will be eight years old this sprins-is
full l6 hands high having superior size, large
homes, and is as well musccled as any other
i6rse, in this or any country, and has as
much durability.
N. B.-Any person who will make up
cympany OF five mares, and l"cor; r,
sp"n.ible for the payment will have the
E:!0ilcsc of putting them al twenty five dol
lars the Season.
The Season will commence the fifteenth
cI iebruary, and end on the tenth Of June.
h'lty cents to the groom in every instance
Performance Of NuHifer's Colts.
NU'.LIFIER'S COLTS arc now run
:'Ec - we'll as any colts in this country.
N;i 'he Norfolk course, Spring term 1887,
;a"e Rowlett hy Nullifcr, three years old,
:. AT The Swocpstake race, mile heats win
-:.:i. Tic first and second heat. Time min
- ~.c.--l min. so sec. SEQ Turf Reg.
tHy. 1897 p. 476.
- The Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall
.'srrtlt- ". r. Johnson's b. f. by Multi
;'r r!iicc years old, run a Sweepstakes, two
n.;" sr1!s, for which four other colts Of the
""a' s,cck, were entered. This race was
al a. Suliticr's colt. but she was second
=, !. and contested the race most gallanrIy.
~, 'a,' heat is pronounced very intcrcs-
.,-' 'Hd The best heat during the week. See
Neg. Nov. 1897 p $50.
"a he Union e.. ~ course, Fall meeting
>''";nette by Nullifcr. won the Sweep
.'.'+:', for three year olds, two mile heats,
'n'ng the two first heats. See Am Il,
-. >ov. 1887 p. $50
i'"'. |, 1888, IF 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-01
The LowndesvilIc Academy,

WAS opened on the first Monday Of
w the present month, under the su-
perintcdanco Of MIR. JOHN N. YOUNG,
where Pupils will be instructed ia the
Greek and Roman Languages and all tho
branches of English literature, usually
taught in Academies.
Mr.. Young is Il graduate of Oxford Col
lose. Ohio, though native of this District.
The Trustees of the Institution feel them
selves fully authorised to recommend him
as being well qualified to discharge the du-
ties III which lie has en5 5agcd. lilo has not
been long enough from College 10 become
rusty i'll the Languages and part Of that
time he has been employed in teaching,
and has given full satisfaction rs to his
qualifications. The Trustees also have the
satisfaction to announce to tho public, that
they have engaged Mr.. ABRAHAM CUM
NlNGHAM to teach tho lower branches,
and eau with propricty recommend him rs
first rate English Teacher, having tried
him two years previously.
The general supervision of the School
will tlcvolve upon the principal Teacher,
MIR. Young who, together with the Trus-
tees, will use every cXertion to manage the
School with that kind Of method and disc-
plinc which will afford to the Students both
moral and intellectual advantages.
Lowndcsvillc is situated Is miles west of
Abbcvillc village, and near the Double
bridges on Rocky River, on Il high, dry and
sandy ridge, with good water aud is per-
fcctIy healthy. There being no stagnant
waters, or sluggish streams for some miles
distant. it is therefore out Of the reach of
the noxous cilluvia which is so destructive
to health in many other places Two Of
the Trustees have rrac,isctl physic formany
years in the ncis hhorliood. and can speak
knowingly of the superior hcalthfulncss of
tho place. Lowndcsvillc is moreover stu
atcd about five miles distant from several
valuable mineral springs, which have re-
Gently becn purchased by company who
expect to have preparations in readiness
Tor tho reception of visiters tho ensuing
summer; which will afford valuable re-
treat for a few weeks, to any wlmsc consti-
tutions may require it. Good boarding can
be had in the village and in nci.hborhood,
at quite convenient distances, on rcasona-
bic terms.
JOHN G. CALDWELL,
A. b. ARNOLD,
Il. HUNT,
RANISTER ALLEN,
WM. G. COZBY,
J. S. ALLEN,
81. SIIACKELFORD,
WM. PASCHAL.
JAMES COSPER.
MATTHEW YOUNG.
Lowndesville, Jan. 13, 1888 d5l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-01
SOUTH G. sSstI1INA.
ABBEpILLE DISTRICT.
IN EOJ1J'TV

John a: Donald and Bill .for diScorcry,
others, VS. partition and ac-
John M'C0rd ct nj. \ count
L appearing to my satisfaction. that Jnmcs
4 Donald one of the defendants in this case,
resides without the limits of this State-it is ,erc-
fore Ordered. that the said James Donald, do ap
pear plead, answer or de"nur to the bill of com
plant in this case, within three months from the
date oft!lis notice. or the said bill will be taken
pro c0nicsso against the said james Donald.
WIN. &. BLACK, C. E. A.D.
C0mmr's Office, .fbberWc, Jan 2!, 1898 ac So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-01
DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Antf-biliOus PillS.

a RE the cheapest and most approycd
IA Family Medicine ever Offered TO the
public. They are extremely mild in their
operation. neither causing sickness of the
stomach, nor any unpleasant sensation in
the system. as Is too frequently tho result
from medicines given to act upon the bowels
They aci specifically upon The Liver, when
IN torpid condition. carrying of large guam
lliies OF bile, through the influence Of the ex-
cerncnt junction, which if suffered to remain
ln ihc system, would produce either Jaun-
dicc' Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fc-
yer and Aguc, or some other crcvious bodi-
ly aifliction. In all cases Of torpor of tine
bowels. they act like charm. In reccn,
cases of Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure.
Many persons who were subject to violent
attacks OF sick headache, have hecn much
benefited and several perfectly cured in a
lew weeks, by the use of these pills. Fe-
males, in the most delicate situation, can
use them without incurring any risk. Per
SONS gong TO sea- or to Southern climate,
should by all means take some of these pills
with them. Their virtues will remain un-
impaired Tor years in any climate. No
fanny Sh"nli h, without these pills q Dor
ton 1T them, taken occasionally would be
the means ofprrvrnting nul!i Su:fcriuc ,rc,,,
sickness. Ii is from n. sIrcr of Acrp;n. ~,
a regular pcristntic action Of th.. bowels.
thus suffering to be absorbed and mingled
with The blood, unassimilated fluids. TINT
most diseases are Produced.
Dr. r. feels confident that no person who
gives these pills Il fair trial, will ever after
feel willing to be without them.
The testimony of thousands speaking in
HE highest terms of the efficacy oithese Mills
might be- added, but the very high rcputa-
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