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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03
TIE LATE EXPLOSION NEAR RIcHN Nd.

THE BLACK HEATH Coal Nine, worked
tv the "Bllck Heath Coal Company. Is
,nc Of the richest ard NOS; extensive III tbs
county. I,stwelre niles from Richmond.
in nearly a western direction, and is situated
n the Must Of biiuminous coal fields OF un-
known extent. The aft from which the
explosion Of Monday look place has not
Teen long sunk, and we believe, is tie deep
est in the Union. bsing more than 100 feet
- its bottom. Upwards often million bush
el. Of coal had been explored IN the PIT
reached by it; and none can conjecture
how much more flrthe: cXpiorltlon would
discover.
The cam-cngin's s and apparatus for
hois,ing Goa! from this shaft were excellent;
and the system and facility with which tAc
hoistlnc process was conducted, produced
an average Of about two,housand five hun,
dred bushels ofcoal per day. 1t is 10 b" re-
gretled that these operations have been inter-
rupied-throwins SO much we ght IN the
scale OF our productions, and aiding essen
tally TO increase our capital and CONNER
tial Strength as they did-and this regret /,
ADDED to by the affecting event which ha.
caused the interruption. However The IN
tel. geIt and active men who are suIcr.n-
tn ns 'iIc mine sry that !: vii be rcr.a m
ed n stort time.
Tie explosion was one Of a most violent
nalur. How It thaloencd there suo telling.
TX -, trl> VI -, n .ir I
of po'@!se ord,-rs aud re,'uIal'ons OF 'he PIT,
j. hevcId aii d1ubr. Tns drlIts AMI" air
coasts (piSs1 ge tor Ih., "Ir fro N chamb"rto
AMBER w"r" SO arranged IS 20 keep ~
conslam "en,laaon. |; I>th' general op'n.
!. ION tha; r9" OF he doors Of tle uir coasts
! must lsavc been closed, and that'ulS tic IN.
nammab!c gas" accuma,a cd on SUNDAY 10
such an extent as 10 produce the cxp!o>iJV
soon af,r the !aborcrs entered The pit on
Monday morning. Sir Humphrey D1vy's
s1triv lamp was reguIar used IN the mine.
and no doubt is entertain d but that It was
used on Monday morning. /; was COM
monty CARED forward to test tn"prHSenc" OF
he gas. II may have be II out ot order !;
ia sdsnt rem, should have ben IN rs VII
.,r,2. cn.cr.u1. il would realty Cnae he
x:as. O,nrr lamps wer" u>"d, and one OF
,ncsc may l.avs been taken in o 4 chamber
II diff whr.' tie srlr;y lamp had MOI ben
r:cse..tyJ Ether cf these uses woAiI
lave involved car,leSsE"sS. The censI;y
and mii4mmrb;l!jy Of the gas might hsYe
caused the wire % have become on.
dated, and fail 10 ;.i'ccs that cou'J
40; have occurred til aGer Ind cation
;.,:on, bv fame insi !e the eauzn, OF dan
rer, in the face OF which it would nave been
nadncs IN the IaboIcrs 20 rHma:n. Whit
ever mlt nave been thu immediate Cause.
me arrangements and rules Of tn" pi, dr"w0
from he lights Of science and cNp"FcnHo III
mining, were such as 10 have ensured safety
,f properly at:"n lei tc. But. would II no
be well. n order 10 diminish 'hc chances nl
danger rroH even cqrelsssueSs isct. IA use
Days .,o,? exclusively, in AL pits w!'"'e
,...:r las s:>n any cXh!bi';an ofcar'"r1,."|
.,a,....-l :. ,-9c Z"
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

Lnp,r ,rtant Neps from Merieo.-CIp:.
Ross, OF the brig Ds'a:cars, arrived at tins port
yesterday, in 6 days from Havana, informs Us
tha; an English Corvette. in 7 days from Vera
Cruz. arrived at Havana in II DAYS, with
the important intelligence ti.at aitcra confer
cncc, held on board the French irigate NerH-
ia. commanded By Admiral Baulcn, between
HIM and the Mexican rlenlpo'entiarles, the
difficulties between France and Mexico have
been adjusted 70 tue satisfaction Of France
/, caly repaired ratification on the part Of
HE Mexican Government "hen all vessels
wou!! be permitted 10 discharge their car
goes.
By arrangement made wiki Admiral BaU
den, all the French who had been expelled
from Ncy;co arc permitted 10 return ial::cd'-
a:cly.
Particulars OF tie trc ~ nc: tranSpI;ct.-
Numerous re2ortS-one is, that Mexico agrees
to pay the amount due French citizens, and
expenses which the Frcn:h haze Incurred II
prosecuting the war.
Ch1r!tsioa Courier.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03
Surlnuah, March %.

Froa ForilI.-Thc following is az cX.
tract % 4 letter received in this city from an
oG;:c: 0! lie arIn", Ga:Cd
Ky Bjsctync, Fto., March 4, 1889.
i arrived here o. ,hc J.: o. March, after
being wind bound a. indian River for ten days.
Since the arriva. o! our regiment here we have
H.. eight men killed, one officer, Capt Rus.
sell, ii the I'd Infantry, AMI one officer wound.
ed The fac of OF: lamcntcd Capt. is indeed
a hard one. He left most lovely flm'y at
Bllck Greek about q week ago, expecting to
return there n a shor: time. The men were
Killed a. different places by sncakmg Indians
who came 70 lurking about the posts, to pick
of any poor dew! ~ho close 70 venture cut
to far. Cap. Russell had occupied posi-
about ore mile above Fort Dallas on the Mlarn!
River, ana was rctauing to Fort Dallas with
his company ~ boats, when he was attacked
BY 80 Indians. The first fire was harmless;
he hen gave orders 10 land immediately he
was the fist man 10 jump ashore, immediately
he was sho. lead, rddtd with balls; not
another man was hur, Until sometime IN the
middl. OF the action. They know officers WILL
aH: direct their ..c on then, particularly.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03
HORRIBLE ATROCITI.

An american Consul murdered undsr
the sanction of the Mexican authorities -
The New Orleans Courier states that letter
has been received by commercial house
in that city stating that Mr.. Lansjon, the
American Consul for Laguna dc Terminus,
died a few days previous, from blows
received from a negro at Laguna, under
sanction of one Of their Justices. He had
been mos: cruelty treated, and sent TO a
dungeon; where he remained three nights
With condemned criminals, but from whence
hcsuccecded in cscap'n2 with his .=dy, 10 a
village between that and Campeachy. where
he died Of his wounds. His lady Lad gone
up to Campeachy, but an order was sent
to BRING her back, 10 answer the charges
against her husband.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

oi vsr:o1s Instruments which have been
devise al various mes 20 "of ge til labor
o: 'i,r arts: in copying "%io:; ob:.ct:s, amd
shows. mai after ALL al TIA: la.y can Go
5 % su'!5 his eye 'Ai c".E'r; VS. .i''i5HleH'
tp' ;9At they 10 'ot ~'F" ger AIR. goes cA
10 Say "fr"m all lies I"4F ones. n"
pre|'"; i"v''''''n dn"fS '.' "'! N 'AI' 'c-
S'e''' VIZ ''s'' 's .,i'''''> o. ,"'' y'''T'.''.'
i Is ''o- ''' '' IN N''o ''lN,'" ',' '','l' ,'.,
NJ @ ne T'e y AZ. 'iNns 'II,'. -, ,~',,s ~.
'''s ooIe - ~ 10. W ''I "rI r'I,.:r'.s.
- ~, .,, -, " "'s .'H ',,.,,h cf,;mc
w. i" ~; IS ',h>,,, o' - ''. r",nraS ,,l;rs on,
"' "'o '1 " 60, :, c.,,.h,l, Pine
80 f'1,~, .''n,.,.;'n - <,l,r JrL, w,,;ch
5'"' 800 I,ms 49,, :. sho,, or
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't'P"'II,:: r.,',..~,.,. y :. ,rsv cL,ncc :,
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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

DEATH OF THE lcE.BovND 20 r.
readers will rccolI"ct the article whrli
appeared in the Ledger, on the 6'h
inst, giving d tailed account Of TIC
situation and suffering Of a man nHnled
William M'Dufia, who Ici!nto di'rh below
the Moy.amcrs;ns prison, partly flied viz
wafer, and remaining in it 27 hours, the
thermometer ranging during that time, from
So down to IL above zero, and was found
completely embodied IN ice, from w''j:h l'c
was dug with pick axe and taken 10 he
iospital. We learn that 'IIo individual dei
on Tuesday morning last. NJ tie hospital,
aGcc having ealu:cl, with mistaken FORK.
tuic, and w!thou: gfoan, tic most acute
sufftrings for upwards OF Two weeks, during
which pcrioI, his limbs mortified, one ofh,S
feet dropped off; AMI his cxrcmites b"came
a mass , f purefaction, ofnsvc to himself.
and all who came near him. lie died
with hardly a s'ruggIe.-Phia. Lelgcr.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

II, .l...owin- no:i,s We received ilst as wc
were getting re.dr for The press, and when wo
have not time for rcmsrks 20 accompany 1T. We
hop, tho meeting viii lie vel! at:'u,!cd. l.ct
ercly one who feels any interest n Agriculture
o: iIo:,icllturo att2nd whether l:o wishes I"
become member 0: no.. No enc can suffer
harm f.o:a attending. Persons are expected to
be prcscn: from tie surrounding Districts.
T All persons interested in the corra-
lion cc an AgTcnI;u al Society in this
section ofihc Pee Dec country are requested
10 meet I, the Plant rs Ilo,cl, in Chcraw,
Oh Friday tha 5ta iastaa, al ii O'Clock.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
,ijLeriNc c. H. So. Ca. Marsh 6, 1889.

.Sir.-It is made our duty 10 communI.
cate to you,he suhjoined resolutions, and TO
imprcssupon you,hc importance comply
ing with the rcqu;silioa Of the Legislature.
Wh1!cycr concerns the mental iIumina-
ton and improvement: ofthc youth Of our
country, those immortal beings who are to
succeed US on the great theatre Of human
lie. and TO &C; there parts foi veal or for,
woe, must be- the object the pa,ernal sole.
tuie of ev ~ wise Government.
am sure it is not necrs ,arv tha: | should
invoke YOUR earnest attention to the highly
Interesting duty which yonr country calls
upon YOU 10 discharge. Inc subject sell
speaks is own vast importagce. The theme
is one Nhlch involves, not only the pcrpe:.
ul,ion of our Liberty, and the stability of our
Republican institutions, but upon the success.
s.uI etfor.s that shall be4made to advance lis
cause, depends the amelioratIon Of the con-
di'.on Of tac human species. If i: be an
o!irc; Of primary moment to banlsh crime
from society, and 10 promote human haprI.
EcsS, then tie cause Ct popular cdacal on
mus, claim the Zca!cns and and undivided
cxertions Of .ha Patriot, the P4i!an;rop pAis..
and the Statesman.
!: /; nov twenty seven years sI&cc South
Carolina adoHci tie system ofFree Schools
~ system which crigiHa'cd il 4 w:sc fore
c's, and an euljghien"d policy. But time
has n"v"Iop"d he cxstence otmany defects
II Inc system. The b'nehcaI. practical
RESINS i'it'e not been commensurate with The
grandeur and ii lty of the end proposed. -
W .i,t tie detects are, which are inherent
in TIC systein. YOU are expected 70 enquire.
The rriucnIc remains uudimnishci in val.
u ;ani 10 carry it ca. into successful, nrac.
llraI oo"r.,,!oy, is task worthy,:lc cntrrles
of wisdom and patriotism. T.mc and inc
action O. the svs en- b1ve doubtless, udlca.
led some Of these defects. lo"r cosn'rv
now APPEAL, 10 yuu, to conrIhlt" your Con.
;arcu, ofm;nd an', labor, " 70 examine aud
revise the Free School System Of this State,
and 10 report such amHn''h"H's, or a.tera:
a.ion<, IS in your op'non. may BE- "Set;I, "
,,,..,, from the materials YOU. t-rnlsh. 4
mere ;.af,tct system may be dcv:seI, and
su5m.;cJ 10 the next Legislature.
Very respectfully yous.
PATRICK NOBLE
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

Judge Wilkinson and Mr.. MurdAugh,
indicted for their participation n the bloody
affrav at the Gait House in Louisville ny.
have Undergone trial at IIarrodsburg, in
Kentucky, and have been acquitted. The
iurv were OUT only :Ercc or four minu;es.--
E'evaa of the jurors were for rendering a
verdict of No, Guilty" without leaving dc
box, but twelfth objected 10 that course.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

4 Lead Nine has been lately discovered
in Cabarrus county, Eca' the Rowan Lnc,
about l3 miles from this pIlcc, on the
Lands Of Mr.. Mc-uachia.
We have seen Of tho Ores, ana find ;'itm
10 be Of The Carbonate Of lead some ofthe
spacimcns arc rich with the Metal. How
extensive the lode Or vein may be, ii is di;.
licult 10 say. as it has only been pcnetra-
tl in two places, the one abou: 8 feet, an!
the other 80. These workings arc by no
means extensive enough to pronounce upon
the character ofth Ores, or value Of the
discovery. We believe, however, from
prcscn. appearances and the surrounding
Indications, that the prospect is worthy Of a
more extensive cXamNa'IOn. .--At'''S5.
CaroTMa&.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

oe pa!htcd, Observed to few members oar
nun mat painters had found I, difficult 20 dis.
thsu'Sh n their ar, c rising sun from se.tin.
SIN.
i have, sad he, 'cH;cn, and often. in the
course OF the session, and the y!c,sstuGes q!
M hopes and fears as to lis issue, looked a.
that behind the President without being able
10 tell whcth it was rising or setting But
row. at length have the happiness 10 know,
:ha: i IS rising, ard TO: setting SUM-"
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03
Roots are now well known TO be the mos:

Roots are now well known TO be the mos
profitable kind Of food which can be plantcdfor
cattle. Bu, bects ard turn'rs the kinds raised
to most advantage in s,ltfs'rong solls' DO not
Succeed SO well, particularly beets, in our
.ieh. sandy land. Such land, however,
is admirably adapted 10 the sweet
po:atoc Can any of our readers inform us
how sweet ,ta,oes cooked answe: for feeding
cattle
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

A writer N the Southern AgrIculturlst says
that the Irish potato may be grown from the
slip (thc top CUT like the sweet potato ''"c'
His practice is TO cu: down the top "''e"
abou: a foot high and plant i: N rows as you
do The sweet potato vine, the beds beng
nearer together. The potatoes from these
no adds xviii be later, but they vii! be more
humorous and decidedly more mealy."
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

Monthly Gemcssc Farmcr.-"e have re-
ceived the March No. of THIS very excellent and
cheap publication. 1t contains its usual variety
Of valuable matter, large proportion of it ORR
cinal. Price only Fifty Gents per annum.-
Published by Luther Tucker, Rochester, n. y.
The previous volumes (three in nutnber) may
still! be had at 81 80
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

Eve Dollar Counterfeit Bis on the
STATE Bank arc il circulation. Tnc pate
is letter y, G.t'! III JuIv, ls3-. Til.
sigoa'~r's cngravcd-Paper coarsH, hi K
and oily, a"d nearly L quarter oFan ines
narrower and shorter than ;.c oc3uiue
bills Is.-Cc7a?'5us (Ga.) MQ
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

Tn, following anecdote which we find ex,.
tractcd into tie last number Of the Democrat
ic Eeview, Is contained in the closing para
graph Of the great work of Madison giving the
debates Of the convention which framed the
constitution o! the United States:
whilst the last members wcre:tgnIng, III.
Franklin looking towards the Presidents char
2. thr hach ~ ~ u. & r.c;nr So haHD""ol -
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

Attic las: session Of the Legislature 4
resolution vas passed arro:nins commits.
s!oac:s ii every district to examine and re.
wise the Free School system each OF them
,o report to the Governor suc! ameadmcn',
0: alterations as in his opinion may to uses
(u, the Governor then 10 cause these re-
ports . be examined hya commission Of
one o. more persons to be selected, by him
and a system devised and submitted to the
next Lrgisl l,u:c. His Excelency, il accor~
dance wi h the design OF the Legislature,
has aidr, ss ID the following circular to each
Uflhc dis rict commissioners.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03
Ncw Orleans, MQrcii 10.

Scar. Boz! Burnt-Wc -tgre; tc learn
lha:,he Steamer Ga.enian, Captain Delahaus.
save, was :c.a. y s,ro:ed by fire the 7th
inst. wh lie navigating the bayou 1'eahe, about
II mics from Franklin. TIE passengers were
al! il bed when the alarm was given, and
scarcely had time to escape with their lives.
The origin OF tie fire is Unknown.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

An ac. granting he aid ofh State TO the
New Orienns and Nashville Rail Road
Company has passed the LEGISLATURE of
Louisiana. This measure will secure the
COMPLETION Of the road from New Orleans
TO the Miss .ssipp! Safe line.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03
CH.n AW GAZET T..
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1899.

O.. ra2,. w.:: .i2ac4 :,:t!. be issued OF F.iGay
instead of "Wednesday, in accommodation 10 re-
Z mt clpnn,s in some o: ihc mdii routes
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

Ev.Governor Swain of North Carolina mas
;een elected President of the Faye''e''le ""o
Western Rai!ro ID Company.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

Coli Mncs.-We are pIcased to learn
1v gen,2u cn from Charlotte. that tie Gold
Mines in iIcck!cnbuTg county, arc now IN
more successful and profitable opc:a'ioa
.,laN for SONIC length Of time past.--B.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

ccssor as Lord Licu'enan, Of 1rcland.-
The correspondence of Sir I. E. Head *''h
Lord Meb urnc, by call Of the Daks OF
Wellington, is to he published. The I'm 'un'
OF mnt,cr already published, respecting t!'
Cuuadas, will fill Iwo or three large vol
umCS.
The Frcnch arc occu7cd chiefly with
the Elections. ard II. Theirs has gone INTO
the Gcld with an address TO the Electors OF
AK. ifLous Philippe can Withstand the
cmincn; men now il op?,s ton, ho mus
be well stored in tac: as we'! as capacity
Almost ali tie officers engaged in tho iate
uuac!; al Vera Cruz have been prcnO:cd.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

.rcurno' # he American Si& Sociay.-W"
!ia:e ,criyed the three G:s: Numbers of this
yaluabi, work. That the founder Of the
".AMERlCAN FARMER is its Editor IS
praise enough. no enc who thinks of trying
the Six culture, or who wishes TO acGlalht
himself with the advantages Of that branch OF
domestic Industry ough: to delay sending
for the work. For terms see our advertising
columns. Subscriptions and payment received
At this Office, where ecimcn numbers may be
seen.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

North Carolina &lrcr.-A wagon from!
Davidson County brought % this place last
week, upwards Of 4 ton weight Of native
Sa:cr orc, from the Washington rn,"e Of
Koswc! 4. Ninr & Co.--FaycHcrWs O3S.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03
North Eastern Borier.-Accoun's flon

North Eastern Borier.-Accoun's from
this quarter continue favorable TO the cause
OF reace. To tbs we consider the coun.
try indebted as well TO pacid: spirit Of our
na,;oaa, admins ration, us 20 tie conmen-
IaJ!e lor',sarancc of tie Dri;:sl Colonial
authorities. The Governor and people Of
Maine seem COW 20 be cooling down.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

Tile branch OF the Bank OF DaFIfh' al o"'
vaoaal. Ga. has again stopped spcc'e pay
uor'S
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-03

Major General Macomb has left WASH.
inc:on to take the chief direction of a!f,l:s
in Florida.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11
HEALTH AND BEAUTY,

TDMACli PILLS rmincn, medical has remark
~ cd AM, experience has proved The fact that
attentive to keeping the stomach and bowels in proper orer
preserve health Prevent disease. and generally robust
c'rerfu and healthy old for thnt rabc purpose
pills are aaptcdbens prepared the uiphae Of quinne
extract Of camom'le flowers AMI the choice stomachio
and apercn drugs of the Meria Aedica They lave in all
cases. proved superior to other mccne tho
stomach aud liver complaints, loss of upp",te, Indigestion
>esatnn of uncss aud oppression after meals holncss of
breath and excellent after any
he they gently and cleanse the bowels
the stomach, and invigOrae constitution. Females who
value good health Should be without Them, they pur
~ Ire blood remove distractions, and the skin aut
MI clear healthy and blooming arpeur,ec Persons ri
plcta"c habit who subject heal ache, .LdncSs dim
mes. OF sight dro"sncs have too gen How If bsod
the head should take them frequently. Children persons
OF all ages, take them any te they contain
any mercury any ingredient that requires confinement or
restriction of diet They should nc kept every family u.
remedy IN cases of sudden Illness for by their prompt admin
,strat'on cholera mora cramps spass rvers other
farming complaints. may be speedily cured
Snli at No. 80 Custom lOuse 81 New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11
SARSAPARlLT,A PILL OF HEALTH; OR.
BLOOD Ili,I,.

V\fiIS excellent family pill medicine of long off
for tecng all disorders Of the how
els, the common OF which
loss of appetite, heaache. c,iuess,
fullnes after meals dizziuc.s Of the aud
pains in the stomach anl bowels, nses .irdibo,rr
hid state of the liver, and consequent tp,t low
els, causing Rdisorganzaiion of every ht'.
will in this mast excellent preparation BY
ance, be eitriuay removed Two Iass piii to.,s
vince tho afflicted Of its sauiary effects Ter
sceedy regain its strength ahcay action the liver, how
els and kidneys will d take place. and instead OF tlcss
ness heat pain aud jaund ccd appearance acv
and renewed health will be quick taking this
icnc, according the directions accompany ing each
These pills are particularly eicacpus for stomach coughs
colds, agucs, shnrness BREATH and all IN ths
urinary passages; and if taken after gencs
table, they quickly tho natural Of
repsss.
Persons of full habit who subject hradnc O. gdd-
drowsno.s and singing the oars arising
How OF blood the head shnuld DO with then
many dangerous symptoms will bs el carrlcd Of by their
immediate
For females these pills truly excellent. repovin9
all the essiDg hea 'ace
with the de rs.soH Of spirits, dizziness Of 81 h
4 gIe healthy and Juvenile iionn thu oumpiexiou.
mothers they ars .o'fiatly he bestI
niadicine that can lie ken during 1dBeaI
/ of all ages they unnaaaiieJ.
A. pie sin sar apeiant they uniie theI
dat'on OF amid opsrni with tho essf J aid
require Of die' confinement, ring
BY regulating tho dose ding the age Ar
lsii~it they b-cnn,e suit ,h. for o,ery in
eau be required; and FIR Hle.iy peile hsy ndr't
be tho n.nstrnnfortshie mcdrne hilhe pxk.
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