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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-08
NEW YORK, Jan. oS

NEw-f0RK. Jan. 2S.
Rail Road 4ccidcM nna RrmurEoLhe rs
copr.-As tho two O'Clock train nrcars from
Newark was rounding Bergen Hill on Fri
day, at The high st dccl.vity of The road. the
locomotive ran o'li!ic track. taking a diaco-
nal course across the opposite track, to the
south side of the road, mich was guarded
by n stone wall four feet thick. The engine
forced The wall down Il dcc!ivi.y of from 30
10 40 feet, Il distance of nearly a rod. tbc
three succeeding ears following, and tho i,b
and 9th cars taking n slant to the norlI, side
ntthc road, where no wall guarded from dan.
ger, and running within one foot Of the de-
cl'vity. The preservation ofncarIy 7Olivcs,
and the escape of every car from going over
the prccipicr, were owing to the check given
to the ocomotiv by the wall. and to the
slow progress Of tho car at the time. The
locomotive was much injured by the con
c%'lssion, bnt neither the passenger cars nor
passengers received any larm.-Cum. Adr.
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Chifdrcn IN FHctorics.-The select com
mlttcc of the PENNSYLVANIA Legislature on
this subject have reported Il bill entitled san
act for preservation of the hcaItl, aud morals
OF children employed in fnctories.' The bin
provides that children who arc not able IN
read ~ write shall be sent TO school months
in each aud every year while thew are en-
ploycd in factories; that no child ola less arc
than ten years shall be employed in \ fac
to:y,ana that none under sixteen years o rage
shall labor more than ten hours per day.
Penalties are imposed on parents and guar
dIans, and also on employers, for any eva
siou OF violation Of the law.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-08

'NJHT t7VOHTg.-1 =. NTI NINDCn.
Cdiarbu MiSSi0n.-J B. Anthony.
Rock.fsh Mission.-A. M'~Coroeoiale.
w. NJ. "i9iltman. Professor of ENGLISH
Literature. in Randolph. Macon College.
James sscwell, transferred to Georgia
Conference, and Stationed in Savannah.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08
JACKSON AND LEXINGTON
STAGE LINE.

ENHE public are respectfully informed
Cd that a new line of four horse Post
Coaches IS now running regular between
Jackson and Lexington Mi. This new
line is established in ordcr,o connect with
the fremont line of stages from Manches-
ter to Nashville Tennessee. Passengers
therefore travelling from the northern part
of the State to jackson, or from Jackson to
the north, will find a pleasant aud expedi,
iions mode Of travelling as the coaches
and horses are entirely new, with careful
and experienced drivers. Passengers on
this line will always have preference in
the Vicksburg line of stages at Jackson,
which now connects with the Rail Road
at Big Black Depot. They will also have
the preference at Jackson in the Grand
Gulf stages, which are now in complete
operation. Every attention will be shown
to travellers in the above line.
L. SIMS, Agent.
Lexington (MD Dec 8, 1893 At
0rThe Nashville Banner will publish
the above fri weekly for one month, Re
publican Holly Springs and Memphis Ga
zette one month. and forward their ac'
counts to this Office for payment.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08
Gotten Land and Negroes at
Public Sale.

FMVHE subscribers being DESTROYS 10
"a close their connection in the culture
of Cotton, will offer for sale on the premi-
SEES Tuesday the 18th ofJanuary next, to
hchighest bidder, they plantation on Ho.
aey Island, Holmes County, Mississippi,
three miles from the town of Tchula, con-
tanning GAO acres, 400 of which are under
fence and in cultivation, with Gin, Mill
Negroe Houses, &c. As it respects
quality aud location, the land is not sur
passed by any on the Yazoo River. Also,
rs likely, aclimated negroes, consisting Of
men, woman, boys and girls; none ex-
ceeding 80 years of age-about 300 bush.
els of cora; horses, mules, Jorge stock
hogs and cattle, among which there are
some fine mich cows, 3 yoke Of oxen,
good wagon and farming utensils of every
description.
Tberms Of SaIe:-For the land, one
third Of thepnrchase money in hand, tho
balance on two equal annual payments.
For the negroes, stock, corn, and farming
utensils credit of IL months, the purcha-
ser giving bond and approved security.
Any person wishing to examine the pro-
perty before the sale can do so by applying
to Elliott, Galloway g. co. Tchula or one
OF the parties on the place.
CALEB WORLEY
LLOYD WAKEFIELD.
SAMUEL THEABALD.
Fov. 90, 1888. 2-6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08

GEoaGrA.-The Legislature of Georgia
met at M;l'edgevi'e OH the 9Th inst.
In the Senate, Charles Daugerty State
Rights party was elected President, by a
majority Of four votes.
Mr. Lamar. Uuion party, was elected
Clerk by the majority oftwo votes.
In the House, Joseph Dav, union was
elected Speaker by the majority Of two
votes.
Mr. Dyson. Union was elected Clerk
by majority of twelve votes.
Thus. after all the boas,ings of the
hoco POGO, oftheir great success in Geor-
gja, every officer, save one, in the Legs-
latnre has been selected from the demo-
cratic party.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08

sir,"" said the owner" if you vote for
Mr. Gerry. you shall do no more work
for me-" swell ir,"said the carpenter,
bracing himself up ''if you vote for the
Hon. Mr. Gore, will never work for
rou again as long as live.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08
COYYEY4yCTVEti

NEEDS, Mogages, Articles Of agree
u - ent, Deeds ofTrust and Convey
ancing of all kinds, prepared in strictly
legal form u with the a:most prompttude,
at the Probate Office, Lexington Mi. by
w. A. PURDOM.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ! Probate Court,
HolmesCountv, Nov term 1888
"a GREEABLY to an order of the
IVA. Hon. the Probate Court Of Holmes
County obtained at the November Term
1898. hereof;-Notice is hereby given to
all persons interested in the lands tene-
ments and Entertainments of Soloman
Sprawls deceased to be and personally to
appear before the said court in Lexington
on the lst Monday of january 1880; then
and there To show cause if any they can
why an order should not be made Tor the sa
Of the real estate of said decedent, lying
and being in said county, known as the
North West quarter of section number
twelve 10 Township number fourteen of
Range number four East. II having been
suggested to the Court that it will be to
the interest Of the heirs Of the deceas ed
to sell said lands
Witness Hon. N. E REEVES,
Judge Of Probate for said coun.
l.. S. iy the LIST Monday of Nnvem.
her A. ID. 1888 and seal Of said
Court
Issued l7lh November 1888.
w, A. PURDOM Clerk.
November %, 1898, 2-6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08
300 Bales COttOI1s
WK7ANTED Immediately 800 bales
wv good cotton, for which the highest
prices will be paid In CAsH-apply TO
SCRUGGS g. BELL.
Tchula (Mis.) Dec. /, 1888, 3--2t
PROSPECTUS.

" DbAAs
Tchua (Ms.) Dec. /, 1888, 3--2t
PROSPECTUS.
For publishing in The tovn Of Clinton
tveekly Newspaper to be entitled
SOUTHERN MARKSMAN.
Devoted TO Education, Literature, Science
Agriculture, &c.
NEELING deep interest in the
~ welfare and future prosperity Of our
town, and believing that The establishment
ola weekly Newspaper would add 10 its
Importance abroad, and to the interest and
convenience of our citizens. Induced by
these and other weighty considerations,
backed by the solicitations ofour friends,
both personal and political, we have de.
termined TO make the effort. Having full
confidence in the liberaIily ola generous
public in sustaining and supporting every
effort of liberal, useful and laudablo
tendency in the community, we enterInto
the undertaking with confident hope o
success.
We will commence our career on tho
great occasion ofpolitics with no promise
Of occupying neutral posilon-our prin.
ciples ire truly Democratic, and we give
firm and fearless support 10 the measures
Of the present Administration of the Gen.
cral Government, believing them TO be in
the highest degree conductive to the fu-
tore welfare and permanent interest Of tho
South, and in accordance with the truo
meaning and spirit of the Constitution.
Being strict consiruclIonist of tho
Constitution we oppose the establishment
ola National Bank as an unauthorized
and dangerous grant Of Of power, such as
never was contemplated by its framers.--
We shall also oppose National Bank,
believing it totally inexpedient and dan
gcrous in the highest degree to the Liberties
Of the people.
We shall ever be found opposed 10 tho
misne or the resumption ofpower, whether
in the Federal Executive head, Legislative
body, orjndiciary Of the country.
1t will be our purpose TO land virtue
though clad in the habilimen,s of poverty,
and denonnce vice whether in high or low
places. Ia doing this, we shall speak Of
men and measures as we find them, and
with firm grasp attempt to tear the veil
under which political deiormity has sought
shelter in these evil days Of political a.
posacy.
In thu discharge Of our duty as tho
conductors ola political press. we shall
scrupolousIy avoid wounding Individual
add private feelings. "Our banner is now
to the battle and the breeze" We hayo
planted our feet upon the ramparts of tho
Constitution, and call upon the people TO
come to the rescue. The constitutional
banner waves over US in this contest for
free principles, and five fall let its sacred
folds be wrapped around us.
C.P. Mcdaniel, Editor.
The Southern Marksman will he pub.
lished weekly, at five dollars in advance.
or six dollars AT the end ofthe year. Ad.
verlisements will lie inserted at usual
rates. No subscription can be received
for less than six months, nor will any dis.
continuance be made until all dues ere
paid.--The first number may be expected
about The lst Of December.
G. ID. GERE,, Publisher.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08

ANEcporE.-A rich man who was
building some brick houses in Boston
at the time when the Hon. Mr. Gore
and Elbridge Gerry were candidates
for the Governorship of Massachusetts,
walked down to his new buildings on
election day, found the carpenter put
ting up his tools. On asking him where E.
he was going, he said ITO the polls Sir"
"To The polls, are you;and who do you
vote for?" The carpenter answered
him by asking the same quea'lon. ." !,
shall vote for the Hon. MIR Gore. :
said the owner, "and you must too,
"No sir" said the carpenters" ! shall
vote for Mr. Elbridge Gerry" swell
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08
FOUND.

A receipt for collecting a receipt on an
attorney. The owner can have the same
by identifying it and making application
at this Office and paving for this adver-
tisement
Lexington Dec. 8 1888.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08

10 p R1NTN RS
NVHE subscriber has Printing Press
Il and type which he will sell low
and on accommodating terms for further
PARTICULARS apply to the subscriber near
Tuscahoma Mi, or to the Editor Of the
Lexington Uniou.
JAMES A. GIRAULT.
Tuscahoma Nov. g, 1889. Su
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-08
Notice..

BANK OF LEXINGTON
Lexington Dec. 4, 1893.
1uNHE third instrument of SIC, is due
Il and required 10 be paid upon each
share of the Capital Stock of this Bank
the 18th day of this month, according to
the provision ofthe charter.
BY order of the board
A. H. McKlNSTRY, Cdsl'r.
Dec. 4, 4-2w
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
9AEGItY Il LEE g ca, NJ Magazine street Al"
III row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville

9AEEItY Il LEE 6 ca, NJ } Magazine street, ar
l receiving from SLIPS Nashville, Louisville
Kentucky, Eagle, aud other late arrivals Irsn h
.-tl,er cites large anal new selesei assortment
Hats, Boots, shoes and srogans,
nnnsiins Of g.ntciien's fine cal. and Morocco boots
10 - quality; do huii'd aud stout pcssed boots
val'ous qualities; mems fue calf seal aud Morocco.
-ha~. pumps and brogans bckskin shoes, brosps All,
slipper 81 mems fine calf and kppc peggcd shoes aud
rogins; o boots; do stout kip aud WAX egge shoe
I'd brogans; ge,emen's best quality calf sewei shoes,
hogan. and Jack Downings; 'o calf and Morocco
,cklr shoes and brogans; do calf, seal and Narncr"
Iian shoes and slippers, do calf, buff wings
3 article; do fine calf, sed and morocco quartz
lots; logs, misses and chiltlenS I,cgge and scwe,
t.osans, AMI shoes Of every q,alit, and kind
Also general assortment, Of mems stout WAX AMI
Ilosans am, shGe9, together with 10000 pair
ssro hest quality, russell hrosms, nailed in II"
! inks, made expressly for plantation uses good
rlme, OF mems fine and stout Kip russell r"sa's, !"
Nv article. and age quantity ot an interior quality
sse, and WAX brogms.
Ladies' fine calf, SEAL morocco and grain wells, ami
?'mp sole shoes 'n fine French Morocco mn" kid run
Md slippers do shoes, witt, an! without heels;
call, seal and siO, leather ln0tets; ITO Piunella shoe
tall kinds and l,i.es do lasting brogshs; no g;'er
and to>ed bnoees. Misses ls;ing spring slocs,n
u gans. Ch'ren's cololed Nlorcncn and lasting bro
i ,.s and bnots, nc.
;entenen' fine fashionable black silk hats; 10 biacs
'iIat beaver do OF superior quality; do imitation
& ram Ao n rad md narrow brn, mems fine lHb aud
u IL Rrssia short mppe. hats, new article. ioH'hs
la size hats of different Qualities; do chtllrn'-.
4 M and bc)'s black and ITb wool hats Of ,ario,l,
sn res, with general assortment OF boys and mems
"a I! caps.
his asso,tn'en, viii be replenset b, the arrival OF
eM.i acketsirom the named cities, all OF which
al be sold on accommodating terms alg 1T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

nOLBEAR'S Science of PeEmunshp received, and
~ Tor sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chutres rect, New Orleans, LOO Rruatiway
New York, DarPhime ST., Mobile.
1t is particular, designed for private learners, aud
schools and is calculated tor persons OF all ages.
Ladies' aud gentlemen are invited TO call and examine
the system for the 'nseycs.
Lessons given at ch houses nav suit the
convenience OF all aud 10 classes formed in any part
OF the city.
Ladies' who prefer tcan receive lessons their own ref
sidences.
Persons paving for of lessons are desired
attend until they wrlts Il we'll as they WISH.
mi DOL BEAR ~ BROrHk.R
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
HARPERS AssICAI,IInp1pv

I GRACE, translated by Pmlln Francis, n n with
A an appendix, containing translauu.s OF various
9%des, Nc by ben Jonson, Cowey, Miltan, Drydop
Pope Addison, Swift Cnatterton, Wakefield, Porson
day-and f VI "'
fh. i3, with the appendix Of rIudius transla
ted by Christopher Smart vols forming volumes ia
and 1870 "Harper's Classical Library
Smoletl, NJ ., with memoir oil the Author by Thon
Cruikshank
me ilPSf;a Tale, by the author of "Ricnsilss
Mary oil urgundy," &c, edition, vols .orpls,
n one. i''o
PAUL ,LIFFORD;b by tine au,nor o. .Psiba,
The DIE sd," &c, being volume " OF the new az
not"Et Hurs Complete VNks. Just received
saieiJ WIN Mckk.AN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

Accommodated tue Medical Faculty.
lpCTLER'S Efervescent Magnetism Approximation
dyspepsia Indigestion, nervous deblit giddi-
er-, headache aeilty Of III. sta snch, hubi'ua
t,yenes cutanenus disra govt gravel Sc and much
xaluea gentle, cooling purgntiye.
This desirable preparation has received the patron.
age of many eminent members of I profession, aud
from discerning public nany respectable and unssl.
cited Testimonials fits efficacy medicine have been
ELECTED. Viii, all the pleasing qualities Of glass oil
soda wa err il pissesses the act'e medicinal properties
of the most appr we'd sanaus purgatises il pleasan,
10 the palate, and gratcfult III stomach.
IMPORTANT CAUrI0N-lhc Increasing reputa-
,on and great demand or Bute t.fervescen, Magne-
III an imitation of this valuable med cine Purchasers
are parlic ry warned of This tact. that they may be
on their guard, and not procure an impure nrtice.
Thepnblio respectfully inor cd that the subscri
p,,;,,e nreparati ns For ear who esale Il re nil.
rs SICKLES Il co. ,gents.
mis- 40 Canal street, N q.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

BALM FOR THE TEETH
'HNHE established reputation and incren ins
demand for this etie tilal remedy OF pam, and pre-
sentative of thu, teeth, has induced tie sub >criber
offer it to the American public. Arrangements hav
been made to supply agents in all the principal cite
aud towns in the United states. TO place it it'll,
the reach III those suffering and likely suffer this
Aarussng OF all ache, iootnucle.
When applied according TO directions given
bnttle, il has failed ~ afford immediate and
manent inf. 1t also arrests the decay III leectv
teeth and relieves that soreness Y hch frequent,
readers strong tooth useless Tie ap caton and
remedy are simF,e, innocent an rot unpleasant; aud
country, that have air ady expere iced such deli hin
and salutary effects from the of the l}al ready
To hear tinr the public g"odl their testimony its
rivalled Qualities. 1t is Indian remedy, obtained
gumrly ami unex pectsdls, and he regar led b,
tie civilized world MS the most valuable discovery
redman Of the wouds
Price 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS 81 ANDREWS,
mr. Cor Common and Fchapuulss sts,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

xxTARirS Vegetable Hair Oil, for The restoration
wv and growth Of Hair, giving health and BEAUTY and
. revanting badness.
Before ibis Hair Oil offered to the public, it had
oeeirica in hunr DIS cases OF badness, tness and
falling Off oil the hair and in every instance lis SANITARY
effects hve been realised Ii has TAI cd 10 produce
a new and beauiifa growth Of hs on heads already
bsid In where it becomes dry and cetses To grow
this Oil wi, very render il healthy, and produce
ruaid aud be- .utni growth Of hair without the cnsi
injury to the head. rhs Oh gives agreeable fra.
GRANGE and Is preferable 10 any other If Oil for per
aiming, curl arg and Guessing the hair. The b IL
Mi is.o V i ere ysps j. For sale at
EES 4 D'LASGE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

TENNER's MAP OF LOUISIANA, Nc. IT,
4 New MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals roads
n and distances from place place. along the stage
and steam boat routes, by III. 5. 'renner.
hITCHELLs Map OF THE UNITED STATES showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, which
given the in miles from place TO another;
also the of the canals and rail roads through
the couury, carefully compiled from the best au.
tburities-published by 5. Augustus Mitchell.
MITCHELL TRAvI HERS GUIDE THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES; map of the roads, distances steam
boat and camel routes, &c. just received anil for sale
WIN MKEAS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
lJ'MEnICAl. EAHD.Cu
EeSSlyE'dbE2 .Sdbah.N son

SEti lie consulted confidently ut his office, 1913
We Custom House street, near Dnuphlnc street. or
the treatment Of srtau class OF de icate diseases.
From DR.. Johnsu"'s extensive oprortunts in Sc"'-
OF the celebrated Hospital. N Europe exclusive
~ devoted 10 the trent Of Nrneri+' ard :, phtc
plants. ID also from residence OF five Jeus in
New York, during whch time Or. johnson cninet his
prac ice solely 10 the treatment of those Diseases with
the most unprecedcnte success: he is enabled 4
nova any of the following comlaints i'll from to %
day without nurmG til" constitution by mercury'e or
any other .eleterious medicine. Gh0n"rihea. Get,
Structure, Sanin Il Weakness, Affections i Z Bind
der nidneys, Prostate Gland, and any OF those manner
,n of affections which general toll NV neg.
ed or na-reaGeh cases Of VeneIia. ScronlouS Sores
liberated legs, aud worms, removed by simple meth
cd of ire atnent without restriction in dict Interrupt
ti0n from business.
Persons re ding in the country, and who feel deli.
in sultng their family physician, b. sending
oi their by letter (post paid with fees
eaclosedl can have ID. ohnsouT advice for their
treatment with medicine necessary 10 lie Gssi, iorwar
del.
Separate offices provided where patients Gan never
come in contact with sar. ,ther
Attendance from morning until night at li3 Custom
House street.
REPRESENTATIONS strictly confidential in all cases.
zee ID
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BENZ. LEVY.
SPAIN REVISITED. &c. &c
SPAN REVISITED &c Ly ,I,o

. SPATN REVISITED, &c. &c
SPAlN REVISITED. Sc, by the author CT "A yssv
~ in Spain in ovos.
7rns q indIa character, seHcrally applicable TO-
the Aborginies of North America, by G Turner, Ess
vols
The Political Grammar of tho United Sta,ss. u, q
complete view of the theory and prace af tho guaera
and state governments with the relations hsu es The M
--dedicnted and adapted To the sung men OF the Unea
States, by Hansield, Esq.
Nimrods HHati"g Tours inlerspersed with character
isc anecdotes, savings and ,"ings Of sporting ms, In
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders Of England
with analytical contents, and general index Of names p
volumes.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
NO MERCURY NOR coPAIvA .--

A, BOLT six months ago had the misfortune t" get
~ diseasa, for "hch have applied to sese.
on the above date put myself under the Of Doctor
Huet, and expect him Since that time
the diSe got worse, break large ulcers
The number Of six eight en- h leg, and all over
my lace and throat and not able to work at h.
present time on account Of the disease; larse ulcer
The right side Of the throat. | um no putting SO
confidently under the care OF DR.. Elne, of Paris.
TO be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
Jl4Iy
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

J 1.-THE Brothers" nc. in ! vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser; consisting Of
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, with
<nch hin the pra lice Of Physic Surgery, and the
diseases of women and children may prove useful in
families When regular physicians cannot be procured:
being companion and guide for intelligent principals
of uctores, plantations, and boat ding school
heads Of families, Of vessels, missionaries or
travellers; and useful sketch for young comm enc.
ing Il study of medicn'. BY Reynell Coates ". d.
Peter Parey's Universal History the bases of
Geography, for the of families illustrated BY maps
and engravngs, in vols
Just received and for sale by W Mexican,
m9 Camp and Common sis.
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~ EM BOOKS-Naval Sketch Book, OF the Service
Ahoat and ashore. With characteristic reminiscent
:es, fragments and opinions BY the author of
raIrs OF a Tar, sc. second series, in vols.
.tuniom Recolections of the House of Commons,
from the year 1881 the close OF 1885, including pei So
al sketches of the leading mcmbers-by of no par
v, inst received and for sale by w MckFAN
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FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CUKE OF
Srmfna or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutaneous Dis Pains in the 3ones by free
eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in vtated state
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest pharmaceutical care mad eec,racv AMI onta I'M
The active principle Of Sarsapara in the mos oonyea
tra.ed degree combined with ether vegetable substance
of known efficacy.
The great desilera,n with physicians in being ,bi
to exhibit large quantity of Sarssparilla in s,na
DOSE has been obtained in this prearation-they, being
FULLY convinced Of its merits, confidently administer
the course of their practice
:, Price 81 so per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
BROTHERS drug store No. Canal street, whc
may be had fresh and genuine dree from the pr"r m
tors Swaims Panacea and Vermi(uge Pottcr's C,t,oL
con, Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, md