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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-08
New Fall az.d Winter Goods.

NhE SHDsrIDcF tlkeS greaI pleasure in
u announcing to his friends and the public
generally, that he is now receiving and open.
Ing his FALL STOCK or GOODS, which
in few days will be complete, consisting in
par, IS follows:
3 pieces super fancy English Prints and
Chinlz,
Mourning aud "a Mourning do
40 to so pieces American fancy do fro,n
9 to % CTS Per yard,
Kentucky Jeans, from 62l 10 81 90 per yd.
do do Super Invisible green. new
Super Black Bombazinrs,
:. Fancy CI,alleys. Handsome patterns, }
I'd Mourning and Black do
Black llalian Lutestring Silk,
" Gio de Swiss, do
Cold, Fig'd, Pain and Plaid do
'' Scotch Gnghants. (wide)
50 Victoria Shawls, (rich bordercd,)
adelaide, do (sa'ia do :,
'' Fancy silk and Satin do
% Nj. Delane do
Ladies Plain and Henstiched Linen Cam.
brio Ilandkcrchicfs,
Red and White FIanncls from 37J cts. 10 81
per ward.
Thread, Edsings, Insertings, ard Swiss Mus.
lin Trimmings,
Cassimer.s and Satincts, (various qualities, J
Super do do new style.)
Swiss, Jaconct, Null and Checked
NInsns
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, and Linen
Sheetings.
NJ. Delanc. fnr Ladies' Dresses,
f" Taelinna Scarrs,
Ladins' super Kid, Silk. and Doe.skin Gloves,
Meus' Buck. Thibrt WOOL and Hoskin do
Brown and 8leached Sh;rtings & ShecIings.
Bird eye. Table and Towel Diapers,
Black, Satin silk. and Worslcd Vestings,
Blue Black and Brown Broad Cloths,
Invisible Green aud Cadet mixed do
Black llallnn Cravuts, and Silk Pocket Hand
kcrciiefs,
Bed Ticking, Russia Diapers and Napkins,
Super Bonnet aud Taifita Ribbons,
Ladies' and Misses English Straw Bonncts,
(new s'yle,)
do do Hoods,
Black and White Silk Hose and
half Hose,
Black, Slate colorcd and White Cot
ton Hose,
Black Worsnd and Nlerino do
Also. fine Whitney and Duffle Blankets,
Also 81 and 9-4 Negro do
Ais" a good assortment of Negro Shoes,
Mems fine Calf Boots, and Ladies' Kid Slip
pers,
Alsoa general assortment of Ladies', Mems,
and Boys Shoes,
Striped Kerscys, aud Washington Jeans,
Plaid Lindseys, for house servants.
kerscys &c. for Negroes from 25 to 81 cts.
per yard,
Also, good assortment Mems and Boys
Hats and Caps,
Also, Crockcry, Hardware, fine Cutlery. &c.
Mems Clothing OF all descriptions made up
o order ut shortest notice, with many other mr.
lcles too tedious ts Gnumeratc, all # which
sill he sold ds low as the market cun afford.
ilattcr myself tIislhe hope of being able to
rive good satisfaction to my customers and the
,nhlic generally. who may favor me with a call.
Goods will he sold low 10 pnnciuaI customers
md for Cash. Feeling thankful for the liberal
heretofore bestowed on the old firm.
hope by strict attention to business, to merit Il
continuance of tie same.
r. 3. PRESLEY
Edgefld c. II. Oct. I, 1910 d &c
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r e e. r II
ECbEECE.

ND ANYWAY from The Subscriber, on Mon
Aa day the 18th inst, my Apprentice, Robe,
Adams. ! do hereby offer reward Of 6a cts.
to any person that will bring said Adams 10 me;
and further lorwurI any person from trading
with said Robert Adams, as ! will not he re.
spousbe for any Of his contracts.
WILLIAM WATKINS.
10 miles east OF Edgefeld.
Sept 2G. 1910 IS
The Augusta Cnnsri'nlona!ist will please
rive The above three Insertions and forward its
account 10 Ills Oilire.
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FOR CONGRESS,
Col. +. w. PIGKENS,
IDe,n.1

FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
DAWSON ATKINSON, Esq. Dem.
GEORGE BOSWELL. Esq. -
Capt. N. L. BUNllAM, ''
Col. j. P. CARROLL. -
Col. ". 5. C0THRAN, -
N. l.. GRIFFIN. Esq, -
DR. II. G. GRIFFIN, -'
JAS. SEpPARD, ESQ, g
Cam. J. B. SMITH. q
JAS. TOMPKINS, ESD, ''
MICHAEL WATSON. Esq, ''
Capt. WN. GARRETT, Sen. Wing
4. J. HAMMOND, a.
For TAX COLLECTOR.
r. F. GOUEDY,
f. DEVORE,
ID. T.. DAVENPORT,
WILLIAM FOY,
NJ. NJ PADGET,
L. D. BURNETT,
FoR COMMISSIONERS OF THE Poor.
JAMES F. ADAMS,
ROBERT BRYAN, Esq.
DANIEL BAUKNIGHT,
ALBERT 7. TRAYLOR,
SAMUEL CLARK,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-08
State of South Carolina.
EnGEEIEID DISTRICT

EBY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire, Ordi-
d b nary Of Edsefed Disllict.
Whereas. A. L. Tray ur, hath applied to me
for Letters of Administration. on all und
singular the goods aud cllatiIcs, rights and
crelits of fNIarianuAdams late oIlhe District atOre
said. deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and adnonsh all
and singular, the kindred and crcull"rs Of the
said decreased, 10 he aud appear before me. al
our llrxt nrdi::arN s Court Tor the said District
10 be no den at dactield Court House OH the
18th day Of October, 10 show cause ii any, why
the said Administration should not he granted
Given under my hand AMI seal this 9Th day
of Octnhrr. one thousand eight hundred and
forty, and in the sixty fifth year Of American ILL.,
dependence y. TuWLES, q. E. d.
Oct. 5, 1910 ($2 l2l) 81
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Communications.

AT. Eaitbr,
1 pereeine 5y tf'clis oftlc names Of ,hs
Candidates for he Lsgisiaturein his Dis
9rict, that there ore 2're gentlemen Of the
sam. pGme--N- l.. GRITTY, Esq, ard
DR.. Il. C. GaEMN, and Il mag "ot be
amproper - oaE the attention Of bte ToseTs
and Managers'cf the EIect:ent to III: ncccs-
ityofdiscnmineting in the tickets betaccen
the names of these Candidates Otheacise
their ydtes might be ahfosuu urc0J.
4 VOTER.
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AUGUSTA, Oct. [

Remarks.-We present our readers this
morning with our annual tables of the
Stock of Cotton remaining on hand, the
shipments, and The receipts in Augusta
aud Hamburg duriug the year from which
il will be seen that the stock of Cotton re-
manning on hand in Augustus; and Ham
burg on the LIST instant, is less than Ill the
same period last year by 2,463 bales
willis, the shipments. reach this year,
1886 agains, ll6,20S bales at he same
period last year, showing an inc1ease in
shipments of47.257 bales. The receipts
have been 1911 .9U2 bales, against 146.553
bales up to the lst October, 1889, being
ar increase of ,339 bales.
Cotton.-The receipts during the past
week or two have been so limited that hu.
siness has almost been at stand. There
are. we learn, several orders in The market
which cannot he filled for the want olcol-
ton. The receipts of the new crop this
year have been very light. amounting in
all, in Augusta and Hamburg 10 only 273
hales. which has been disposed of princi
palIy at from 8 to 10 cents. Of that re-
ceived the quality Of the best cannot be-
classed over fully and fair. In old cotton
there is little or no business doing and we
have no alteration to notice in our o,lOrat
ions, which we continue. viz: 10; for
new 9 10.
Groceries.-Guod ST Crnix Sugars are
rather scarce and sells readily at fIom l.
to l3 cents--cOmmon MnSc0vadoes are
more plenty and worth 81 ii, Molas
ses is worth 30 ii 35, and Iron from 81 10
6A-stock light
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DISSOLUTION.

YHYHE Firm heretofore existing under the
u name Of NICHOLSON & PRESLEY, is this
day dissolved by 1numal consent. All persons
indebted to Us al, to the ist January, 1870, are
requested to come forward and scrtle their notes
and accounts. They will be found al tlleir cid
stand in the hands Of E. B. Presley, who Is
duly authorised to settle The huasess,u OF Tie coz
Germ. J. O. NICHOLSON,
E. PRESLEY.
Edgefeld c. H. Oct J, 1919 f36
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NOTICE.

A GOOD Boot Maker. of steady habits,
IA would find employment, by applying to
the Subscriber, at Edgefeld Court House, sc.
| would also employ good workman on La
dies Shoes. b. A. WALLCE
Edgcfed, Oct !, 1910 35
" The Augusta Gonstitufionast will pub.
lish the above three times, and forward its &C.
count 10 this Office.
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LARD ASRs EsEeICKs,

For Sale at PofterSrilc.
a GOOD supply Of both strait and circular
IA BRICKS for rbuiding chimnrys and wall.
Ing up wells-Eurnacc Jurnt-now, and will
he ke.,t constantly on hand.
The Lard l2i cents per H., and Brick $40
per thousand. j. w. GIBBS " CO;
Pottersville. Oct. S. 1910 C 36
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LOST.

A Note Of hand on E. H. Morris payable TO
"A the subscriber, given some time in Feb
ruary last, for fifteen dollars.
As the Note has been paid, oil persons are
cautioned from tradng for it.
R..R BRUNsON.-
Sept 7, 1s4o "b
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-08

tain That the immense betting found in
IN possession OF The Wig pary IS derived
from the contradictions Of BRUSH. stockJes-
bers aud fundmooeers, II should awaken
the alarm of every American c1,izen-'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-08
Administrators a Notice.

WN7 ILL be reted on Saturday the 18th Oc-
w tobrr next for the ensuing year five
plantations, belonging to the Estate of VIM.
Strnm, sen. deceased. Note and approved
security will be required.
WM. STRUM, Admir-.
Sept %, 1910 d "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-08

The 7Tppecanoe boys are now geneTo'fy
ie1cwn by the lame OF Tipplers, says as e1-
change.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-08

We are requested 10 state, tllat the following
gentlemen are candidates for C congress, aud dIe
House ofRepresen,atiYcs of the Legislature of
Ibis State
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-08
I'D h n TEsTRY v.

Y PEALER, Surgeon Dentist. respectful
OBJ . Iy informs the Public that he has taken
an Office ut MIR. GooDMANs Hotel, and is pre-
pared to perform all operations relative TO his
Profession, such as
Plugging. Cleaning, Filing and Extracting
EE e II.
lie is also prepared to set partial or full sci
vr I.oo-r~pI:1Io 2.eL3. "n pirots, o. on Gold
Plates. after the most scientific principle.
N. Z. Ladies' waited OH at their rooms.
EJgefeId, Oct. J. 1910 I'd 35
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ECTTEE.

NOTICE.
= WILL offer for sale on Monday. fi,st day
81 of Court and excellent BlOOded Brood
Mnrr. in lnal TO Her Cline. Particulars made
known or day Of sale.
r. WARD.
Oct. s. 1910. 36
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I'd u ssaes .sn sRocERIh
-1a: Zoe y BasHSs'

a large aad ".
DRY GOODS
CosasTISG IN.
NIackinaw Whitney and L..
Chiharcn's Rose Blankets,
Negro Blankets.
Plains and Kcrseysss fnT Negroes.
PLAID Lii,seys,
Paia ana Figured Red Lindeys,
Super Rlpe aad Black Cloths.
Low Price DO
Lion Skip, Molsair and Pilot do fof oTe:.
Goats.
Blue, Black and Fancy Cassiacses,
Blue and Black Casinels.
Steel Mixed and Cadet Greg do.
SYoo4en and Silk Fel,el Vestings,
Silk Satin, and Valentine do.
Kentucky Jeans. from so cts. to 81 50 pst
yard.
Red and White Flannels,
Green and Yellow do
Double and single width Merinos.
Mouselainc dcLaine. very fine.
Mouselaine d. Lainc, at 62I cents,
Piain and Satin striped Sh1iieys.
A variety Of English and Atnericaa Prints.
Second Moiri ing do do do
Embroidered Merino ShawlS.
Changeable Dan,asls Silk, splendid ltticie,
Highland and BIanke, Shawls.
The Alpine Shawls-a new article,
Dsnlask Table Covers.
Irish Linen and Long Lawns.
Fancy plaid Shuwls.
Hemmcd. Stitched aud Embroidered Hand:
kerchiefs.
Swiss, Book and Null Mnslins;
Jaconet and Cambrick do
Ladies Worked Collars.
Black Lace. Wells.
Black aud Whine Grecian Boblnet.
Black Italian and Gro. de nap Silk,
Do Matpny do do
Sinshew and SarSinets,
Figured Coldred Silks for Dresses:
Black Satin do do
Brown and Bleached Homespun,
do do Drilling;
Gloves and Hosiery.
ALSO,
A variety of Gentlemen and Ladies' Shoes;
do do Boys and Misses Dc
Ladies' fine Kid Slippers.
Misses do do
Negro Shoes.
Leghorn and Straw Bonnets.
Misses English Straw do
Ribbons and ArtiGciafs.
ALsD,
One Bale oi Ladies' und Misses
YORK BASKETS.
ALSO,
Saddles. Brides and Martingals,
Girths and Surcingles,
Wagon and Drivers Whips;
Twig Whips, &c,
Sperm and Tallow Candles,
Soap and Lamp Oil, &c. &c.
ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF
And CROCKERY WARE,
ALSO,
Bagging, Bale Rope and Iteine.%s
All of which they will sell low for CASH, or
IN t,me, TO pHnctual customers. They respec-
nlly invite their friends and customers and the
public senerllly 10 call and examine their Stock
ind Prices. Come and see, we will charge
pou nothing for looking.
BLAND G. BUTLER.
Sept "a, 1910 G33
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Extract ofa letter received by gentle
man in Columbia, from africnd in Newark.
New Jersey.
1.-The citizens Of New York were not
little surprised 10 observe a call for meet
ing of The Merchants and Tradcsmen at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-08

ID EMAINiNG in shc Post Office at
AG Edsefeld c, House, S. c. on the
Isl Of October i84G.
Breilhaurt, Tm'd. Kemp, Mrs. Mary
Bradley, alT. lStone L
Masaa3 Littleson, Wm.
Berry; jefferson Lindsey, John
Brm1he, James LeqHe, Ellea
Bailey Marere.ta Luti1rcngr,, A
Brook, Robert Lccue, Elsey 9
Bae.cnlo,i, Elisha I.as,ooa, Elias
Boyd, Edw or Jno. 2LipscoHb, John
Bradford, Robert M
Butler, Thomas 81. Martin, Mrs. Jane
Butler, George l.. 9 McCicndon, Briton
Bacon, Thos Ca Mitchell, Caroline
BFazies, Charlotte 2McMillan, Mrs.M AZ
Blaylock, Rosela McRobinson, Jas, 2
Bland, E,he!bert C.Macarty, Thomas
G Monday, Mrs. Eliz.
Culbrea,h. Wade RIcDutfieHoa. Geo. 2
Comm'rs. Of Poor Moore, Samuel
Grain, I.ucretia Murrel, Wm. A.
Curry, John N.
Clark, Katharine Nicholson, Miss Eliz.
Clayton, Rev. Il. G.. 0
Coleman. Mrs. AunOwer, Mr, VIM.
Curyar, John 7
d Phenix. Drury
Dolby John E. Perry, E.. NJ.
Dinkins, Elber, R
Dinkius, John Jr. Robertson. Capt. w.
f Reynolds, Michel
Ethredec Jos. J. Rodgers, John
Elwell Albert N. Rearden, John A.
Edison Mrs. Martha s
F Shaver, Reberca
Field. Richard ]. Salcher, Samuel
Faulkner, James or Satcher, Amos
Amos, Smyley, John S.
Fuller, r. NJ. Simmons J. Ward
G Smith, Stephen
Grice, Wilson Swearingen, Moses
Gallman, Mrs. F. Scibles. Thos. J..
Gregg, MaxcvEsq. 2Searls, Pleasant
Gauul, w. Esq. T
GIascock, Thos. o. Tilllnan, Mrs. T.
ii Taylor, Wm.
Harrison, Mrs. Mary Teunaut Dr.. G.
Harris MosesJr. v
Marrison, Mrs. JudyVaun, VIM.
IliiI. Oud duu, I1eHTy
Harrison, J. II, 9 w
Holloway Geo. H. Wells, Harris & Son
Harrison, Henry Wigtall Col. L. TT
Hodge, Mrs. Eliz. Wightman, Mrs.
Harden, Mrs. Watkins, Rev. u.
Harris, Moses Williams, Peter
Harden, VIM. G.. Whitlork. Geo.
Halves, Icaac Wallis, Mrs. Betsey
Highlower. Mrs. NJ. & Pickens.Mrs, + w
Hawkins, RicIId. G.Wlaker. Mrs. NJ. a.
Hatcher, Edw ard or Williams, G. J.
Johnson Janl.
Those who apply for letters contained
in the above lisI, will please saw they are
advertised. 3. A. WALLACE. p. NJ.
Oct. |, 1910 (l20D c35
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Mr.. Editor,-I request the favor Of you to
publish the following list of appointments for
Mr.. B. VI. Palmer This gentleman will lee
ture on the subject OF Temperance at these
appointments and receive subscriptions for the
Temperance Advocate, published At COLUMBIA.
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I'D EMAINiNG in shc Posi- Office at
4G e. Edsefeld c. House, S. c. on the
Isl OF October iS41.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

NENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS. DC. FOR
l. SALE.-Pursuant tn the provisions of the ar.
icles o partnership of Nanlcer. Hicks ~ Co edward
u Hicks one of the members OF said firm being deat)
The undersigned surviving partners of said irm will
ph The first day of October 1870 anI the succeeding
lay II necessary, the premises ia Nashville sell al
public auction all the real estate belonging To or con-
nectcd with the Tennessee Rolling Works. and the
Tennessee Rolling Works. with all their heredita.
ments and aPpurIcnauccs, fixtures &c.
The real estate belonging o. and connected with
nc Tennessee Rolling Works Is as follows viz. about
seven acres of land situated in the town of Nashville
on The bank Of the Cumberland River, immediately
tbove what rs called the Upper Ferry. puechased ri
David MctiaNock, the University OF Nashville and \
\ McNairy 4 wiie upon this parcel of lald are stu
lied ihe Rolling Works proper. Foundry in which
my O the Machinery ssary for the Works can be
,asi large brick store hoasc a large brick Boarlino
ionse and other valuable improy emenis; there is an
excellent landing on the river
An undivided interest in the Coal mines on Cum
rrld"d river IN PulasA county, Kentucky, and the
lands upon which they are situated, the amount OF h
interest and the whole amount of the lands will b.,
shown by the Subscribers to any one who will call op
hem, II beirg impossible 10 describe these with ac
curacy ia an advertisement.
The real estate above mentioned including every
thing affixed to the freehold. will he snd upnn the fol-
lowing Terms; one fifth Cash. and lie balance Ia equal
nsialmeRis of one two. three and tour ysarS-anpe
II Is mot deemed necessary ga much in common.
iaiion Of tn. property The Rolling Works u ere
built IN 1884 they have been in successful operation,
ever since. they in good repair and are not
surpassed 10y any establishment o! the kind in the L.
ni'ed States, as the undersigned believe; they have
com ec,ed with them an extensive Naery.
~ the same time and place The undersigned will
sell all the personal estate connected with the said
Rolling Works on credit of nine months The per
S-na properly consists mainly of Ie following items
VIZ ~ or ID valuable slaves mules, horses wagons
'aris household ana kitchen furniture. with many 9th
cr smaller matters too numerous 20 mention. Notes
with good security payable il Bank will De required
ID The purchasers of the personal property.
The properly will be az all times open for nspec-
hon To those who may wish to purchase and any in
formation will be furnished 10 persons al a distance
ROBERT BAXTER
ANTHONY w VANLEER.
NHrr'rtRc partners IF tte firm Of JaHeer Hicks q Co
mar l2--lI oct
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FHI,f3.s"F .psEssgCsNE2N.
hR. HUNTS BOTANIC FILLS. N!
TERESTlNCi AND APPLIC ABLETO THE
AEEII(sTIn WITH $3.50
.dses of tIe Siomaci, or Nerr,s.

Diseases Of The Stopaci or Nerr,s.
Such as Dyspepsia, either Chronic or Casual an
der the worst symptoms of restlsssness To Snrs :.
of Spirits. and general Emaciauun, Consa.rptio
whether of the Lungs or Liver Liver afeciians
Jaundce, both Bihtary and Spasmodic. castiyr.
ness, worms oi every variety; Rheumatism; " heth
Acu'e o. Chrome, together with Coat, Scrofula
PANS IN the head, Back, Limbs, and side, Typhus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Putrd Sore throat, Ecvcr
and Ague. p1smodic PllpitaiiOn of the Heart sud
Arteries, Nervous lrT.tabllltY, Nervous Weakness
Mysteries, Tic Douloureux, Cramps Fouale OBJ
q structoas. Heartburn, Headache Cough, the Com
mpn or Humid. and tie Dry the Whoopng.
Asthma, Grave, and Orousy
The Blood has hitherto been Goa .idercd by
Fmpiers aud others, as the great regulator 81 the
humi system. and such ~ the dev0TCdness vi ire
Sdhersnts to that erroneous doctrine that they
tent themseve with the SIMPLE possession of this
fallaclous opinion. witho' enqGirng INTO The pm
mary sources from whence Life, Heath, and NiG-
emaua c, and rice reTsd, pain sickness, disease
and death. Not with DR. Hunt, whose extern
slIe research aud practical experience so eminent
ly qualify him for the procession of which he has
been one Of the most useful members. He con-
tends-anu a moments reflection viii convince
any reasoning mind Of the correctness OF his views
that the stomach liver, md the associated organs
the primar and great regulators of health. and
thai the blood IN very many instances is dependent
ia th sse organs, and that unless medicine reaches
he root of the disease the superficial anodynes
Usually prescribed, serve but folts TO the
ravages of deep rooted maladies. Under these con
victIons, tbs expense of years of close applica
'ion, the doctor has scovered n medicine whose
searching powers irresistible and in prescribing
4 Is with knnwl dge offs being radical cure
Of the various diseases already enumerated. even ifl
applied IN the most critical cases, but he does moi
pretend to ascribe TO
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
I supernatural agency, although from posi-. i've
oss within the knowledge of hundreds, he IL pre-
Dared To show rIat when svery other earthly rene
~ has been NJ.
HU NTS BOTANIC PILLS
have never been known fail IN etiucting very
gratifying results thar Of "a sing fro the bed OIL
sickness and disease those who hive tested their
efficacy, aud thus amply rewardlng Dr. Hunt for |
MS long and anxious study 70 attain this periec- |
ton in the Healing Art.
The ext aurdinary success which has attended the !
Use of HUNTS BOTA NC PILLS, Is the best |
criterion Of their superior virtues They nave |
been the means efraising host Of langushing T.
tents e. om the bed OF aflLcton. as is clearly eyin-
,ed IN the fuilOwin-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
7. VI : VI COUNMI
Newark, N. J. July 81, Is39.

Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, FfJecfadHy Crred.
MIR. Nm. Tucker Paving lately tie n restored TO
sound state OF health through the efficacy of DR..
Hunts Botanic Pills thinks it lndspensa b.! du ~
TO state certain facts relative the disease under
which he had so long suffered, The symptom
were-a painful obstruction. wlth a constant reec-
ton of food, head ache, palyIlaIIon Ui the heart
lowness o. spin =, a Troublesome dry cOueh GzZi-
ness, tShtness at the chest and difficulty breath
ing, almost constant pain in the SIDE, IONS and
shoulders, accompanied wtth much languor and
usual degree Offiamlence, brought on such state
Of extreme weakness as TO prevent him from at
lending hgs business and his health appeared lost
beyond recovery Has friends Ad relatives became
alarmed at the melancholy prospect, aid strongly
recommended Hunts BOlanis PIlls--they were ad =
.nnI~tered, aid IN a few days produced astonish-
ing relief, and finally realized perfect restoration
10 sound health VIM TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

q fJT. nun.
Dear Sir-Beievisgita duty owe YOU as a sue
cessful practitioner as well as those who may be
similarly afflicted, taSe pleasure N Acknowledge
Ing the benefit have dsrIv; from the use Of year
valuable Medicine.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
After mu IN suffering from Fever and Ague, dur
lng tue spring anu fall. Tor the last four years and
he pecunary injuries attendant on the indisposi.
ton OF one on whose eXer;IOns a large family was
dependant for support. and having withou; succe. 5
'estCd t5c Skill OF many medical advisers. al 81
expense could not well afford Ia the fall Of rs :
hntinS the premOnltory symptoms Of the dlseas,
bppioaching Was induced by a friend " no h id
tired your medicine, 10 purchase package of your
Botanic Pls. and now have the happiness 20 IN
form you-nvd through you, those who may be
similarly afflicIed--that they couEterdct the dis
ease, nor have been troubled with II since. and
my confidence continues TO uphold me i the be-.
let That your Botanic Pills the IN Js safe, the
Cheapest, most ethcaclors and radical cure for
that distressing disease the Fever anu Ague All
can Tor the present Offer yon for the blessing You
nave beeG Instrumental m cOniCrnng on me. Is my
assul dnCe VI unceasIGg gratitude and esteem.
p. VI. MCCORMICK,