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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELH RiCT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
J ". d W. Adams.

Sydney :. Eoycc.
FHyiIE deicndau, Sydney :, Eoyec. who is
q now IN the ctls,ody OF Simeon Cnis.le
Sheriff of Edcriield district. b, Virtue ola VII,
of capias al >aiis':'rrndun,. =, rlr suit of. ".
& W AdrmS having flied n> petition with
schedule on oath. al ii> cutrc estate. with Il
view oi hciI. admitted 10 the brn"G, Of the Act
Of the General Assembly. known rs the = In
solvent Dch,urS Act" II i ordered. llla, all and
singular the creditors OF the SAID defendant, bc
and they are hcrrb, unm"n"d 10 show rariSc il:
any they can. IN the Coar, nf C"mrn"n Pleas.
tor Edsciie!d DI>,ric. at fdsciielG Cou'l House
on Tuesday the -cco.,d day at It's rex, Oclobcr
term. or on such other day of the said irrri rs
the Cont mav order. Why the said Sydney S.
Boycr should not be admitted t" The heneii, Of
the sa'd Act. upon his executing the requisite
assignment.
GRO. POPE. c.c.r
Clerks OE;ec. Oh Jaiy. 1912.
Iuly l3 ($lI 50) 3In %
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NO. 33.

Whai Larger should Je.-We are in.
debIed To Mr.. Hamilton "i Concord. n. II.
for a copy ofa Charge 10 the Graud Jury
upor The uncertainty Of The Law, and tho
duties OF those concerned 10 the admins
is,rarun Of it," By Chief Justice Parker
chief justice, we presume. Of New Hamp.
shire, though il is not so written down.
Among the many good things it contains.
there is noihing better than The following,
which we find in note, page II -Bos-
ton Courier.
yer" printed in l779. ii is said. among
other things, thn: he is "onc that practices
The Law so as not 10 forget the gospel, Luc
always wears conscience as well as
gown. lie weighs the cause more than
gold: and il that will not bear The touch,
his. generous scorn puts back the fec
tho gh he knows all The criticisms Of his
facuiI. aud The nice snapp"radoes Of prac-
ucr. yet he ever uses them, unless in a
defensive way. TO coun,crminc the plot Of
knavcry; for Irr affects not the dcvi!is,
ski! Of out battling right. nor aims a, tho
shameful! glory OF making bad cause good;
but with egua! contempt hates the wol!'s
study and the dog, c!oqucnce; aud dis
'iaius to grow great by crimes. or build
himself a fortune on tic spoil Of tho npprcs-
-cd. or the ruin Of the widow aud orphan.
lie has more reverence for lis profession
than 10 'lehauch il for unrish,r"us purpo-
sea. and had rather be tiumb than suffer
hi, tongue to pimp Tor injustice. or club his
parts TO bolster up ehea, wIrh the lrgcI-
drmain OF lawcrali." :"
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Candidates.
For Legislature.

For Legislature.
For Scnaic,-3iaj. J. >. Je,er.
For House Of Representatives,.
Col. John lluie,,
Mai. Ti,lman " atson.
DR.. J. o Nicholson.
Mai. George Boswell.
Col james Tompkins,
rDr. &c. Griffin.
Wi!ey Harrison Esq.
Dawson Atkinson. Ef?.
Geni. NJ. L. Bonhan.
James Sheppard.
~'Ehe friends Of III. Es.
WILLIAMS, announce hun as Candidate Tor
the Office Of Sheriff.
june 10 u
~Tgae friends OF Capt.
J. }. SENTELL, announce him as candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff. march %
~ The friends Of Scaro
-~-tS-~" .".,' 'N,VATER. announce
hi,a - q AIta'.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
StewaIi& Coat, Declaration
~. on .InaehmeHt.
John Scnrry. .Assumpsit.
Ruff * Juhnstou. Declaration
vs on attachment.
JOHN Scmry. Dtk.
rsilIL plaintiffs having this du, filed their de.
H clara,riis IN my "!iicc aud the dclendam,
hnsing ro wife or attorney known 10 b. within
the State on whom u copy ii ii" same. with
rule 10 plead, could be served. |; * ordered.
that the defendant, plead to the laid declaration.
within n yenr aud 4 day. or final aud absolute
Judgment will be given against him.
GEO. POPE. c. r.
E4gsfeid C Il. 60
s tgF5 = n s:isrsaes ,TsiV =
o0,iI aiurch. IS4s..
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HSrOWSNe 10 fRe sFNeE
A AF This District ~ near" man who says bis
name Is JusrPh. aud that he belongs TO
John Patterson. Of Mnckies Island. S G.. OF
ligh, complexion. large whSkers from ear to
ear 5 feel inches high
The owner is requested to come forward
proveproper,y pay charGes and take him mawny.
G. II. GOODMAN, J. T.. Q.
Jan. s, 1912 40
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REPORT

On Sdring Pork and Preserving Bacon,
muds q re Nescberry, S. c., Asrieul.u,
raj Soeisq. --------.---
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State of South nrnlina
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IA TIE EOMMON PLEAS

n Us; s;,,., Debt. Foreign As"eE"'"'.
YEVllE Plaintiff having this day filed his de-
-H clara,on in my Office. aud the defendant
having 10 wife or attorney. known 10 be- with
in the State. on whom copy Of the same with
rule TO plead. could bc srrvcd: 1t is ordered.
tina, the defendant plead TO the said declaration
within year and day. or final and absolu .
nd smcnt will bc gwen asainS, him.
GEO. rUPE, CT.
Clerks OGice. Dec. Ii. Isil c. aqr AZ
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~t:,te of south Carolina.
f.DGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

t.DGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN TIL; COMMON PLEAS.
YIN, >cury.
rs. declaration in .lSsumpsa
JOHN Scur,y
Wm. II. brennan.
tor the Use Oi
VIM. Scnrry, ; Declaration IN Dtct
rs.
John Scniry.
FHNiif plaintiffs having this day fled their
II declarations IN the above stated cases IN
my Office aud the dri-n,au, has ing no wife or
attorney known 10 br within lhIs S'l,c. on
whom u copy of said declarations. with r'Ilr
to plead shall hc served. IL ordered That the
said defendant, 10 plead to the SAID decsara'iI rs
within year and dIy from the publication of
this order. OF final and absolute Judsmen, wi
be aw arded against HIM.
GEO. POPE. c. c. +.
Clerks Office
27,h May l-i2 II Is
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Ill was resolved. that no animal Of ma
,ure age. having taken premium. could
again be exhibited" and the following a.
scs were decided upon rs mature:
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be, stranger" 7"
II am hunting the lost sheep Of tho
honse Of lsracl," replied the paraou.
"Old man old mani" cried the wo.
man 10 her husband. "c!i man, ! say. III
lay anything that old ram that was here
,'o;her day belongs to this man."
The minister was forced 10 explain.
whcreupon gazing at him with nn mir Of
curiosity aarl astonishmcut. she rose 10 her
feet and exclaimed. "a preacher! we'd YOU
arc The fu,I criricr Of that sofr; us was cv-
cr ussach!v in these parts aiorr. as I've
sccn-bu' mayby you'd like TO take dram
stranger !"
"No. madam; never drink"
Never driuk Well. raIy ~
The men during this Dialogue continued
their game NJ card; hu, as il suddenly
struck with The i'nprorrcty "t such con-
duet before n minister al The gospel Ia spc-
cics oi ANNA! a! which shr had heard but
never briurc sccn) The woman addressed
the card player, with ,hc ar Of one accus-
TONED Ia c0nnlIIi-
lonh here, men aiHl "ou ID
nice ST. u let preacher como here mud
catch ynu Il p'ayin. cards Move il, eve.
ry one of vow. Or I'll break rhi, piuc kno,
over Your cr>scd ;l,cs :"
Iii hardly necessary t, adj shat the
room was speedily clcarcd.-Ficay1ne.
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Da. reTpsctto a Ciersymcn.-A Ten.
ncs,cc paper called the Knox Pos'. tells
capital story in the follow in. way
a preacher nu; long since culled nj the
house of a Mr.-livinc somewhere nea,
,he heal Of Sandy river in Virginia. 10
stay all night. Every body knows the
character of the ciljzeus Of this region oe
country. and that it has been for u number
of years gone by, and in all probability
for number o! years to come will con-
linuc To be, on account, OF its mountain
Businesses. the home of Il most ignorant
population. Our Parson. mnn Of great
simplicity Of character, on entering, found
four men seated on the floor playing cards.
Thesr. who seemed scarcely TO note his
arrival, he passed by TO where The wife Of
the proprietor was sitting who very soon
engaged him 10 conversation. Among 9th.
or questions usually propouuded, sho as
kcd-- -
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Agriculture, &c.

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL so.
ClETY.
The Dis!rc, and ncis hborhood Agricul-
,ural Sociciies ar" requested TO notice The
iuII"winc Resolution, adapted by the State
SuoIrty III November last:
That from aud after this meeting. Eve
dele aies shall ue received from each So
cieyy"
The Societies are also requested, 10 their.
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ScIect!UnS, 10 send delegate
assist the Standing C"mmi
spectivc duties.
TIE Commit,ecs are oil
GalluwiIg gDrrapgemepi:-
.sdslp;l u ntess sc. 5unNassa
5th, on sheep; 9Th. on c
Corn 6,h.S on Small GruI'
iUlh. on RICE.
The following are the a
For the best Stallion for Agricultural!
purposes. S2O
r. -, AZ ,s c. ,,.:,,,j,,.i
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9svo,sshs to the sail

Clerks OEee. 0h Jaiy. ISi2.
Iuly l3 ($li 50) 3m %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-15
Fashionable Movements.

Lord Norpeth has reached Montreal after very
extensive tour through the Union. He has been de
lighted with his adventures
Lord Ashburton enjoys himself at Washington,
giving magnificent dinners, and farng sumptuously
every day lie is calmly awaiting the answers 10
dispatches sent by the last steamer. In the mean
time the Maine men fight shy of him.
James Gordon Bennett, Esq, lady and child, were
at Quebec on the 9TH inst. intending to make the
tour Of the entire province before their return.
Mr. Van Buren, when last heard from was at Chi
cago, into which he made sort of semi-triumphal
entry.
Lord John Hay is risticatlng on shore, giving
and receiving visits, and filling up his leisure time
by building life boat at Francis factory. He is q
great favorte; so are the officers of the Warspite
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TheatricaIs I'm the United States,

'Nothing stirring but stagnation in this country,
about these days. in the theatrical world :" and no.
thing likely to stir therein, of Importance, for many
months TO come.
The Park the Chestnut, the fremont, and the St.
Charles-the four principal theatres in the Union
IRE all closedthe latter, however, is burnt DOWN
and are not likely to do any thing, of any kind,
il the fall campaign
The " divine" Fanny Elsser has danced her last
'mongst us Tor some time to come, at least. She
las realised 100000 in two years. and invested the
Mole IN American stocks. She has delighted and
nraptured every body that has seen her. All re-
ret that she Is leaving us--al desire that she NAV
'eedily return; and she bears with her the best
fishes of all who know her, that her future career
ther in this or other lands, may be as perfectly
aught with unaoyed happiness as it is possible
rat the lot of any mortal in this life can be. Since
re close Of her last truly brilliant engagement at
We Park, she has been spending few days with a
.rcle of wealthy friends in Philadelphia, and set
ing her various business matters. She leaves us
n "menie England" tomorrow, by the steam
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, July Is, Is


BALTIMORE, July Is, 1884,?
NR. EDIToR:-
This is about the commenc OF dull season. and
all things considered it is dull enough but bal
some croakng sheets published here would make the
people believe 1t is mpolitic and counter to best
interests to make public bugbear out OF nolehill
mountain. II starving to be constantly
telling him would be productive of very little good
The fact is there individuals in the world
suonally formed for grumblng, and unless they are
given opportunity occasionally spell out efer.
vescence their stomachs would sour and they would Ian.
guish into forgetfulness obscurty.
have lately been conversng with gentlemen from all
the Atlantic commercial cities and if they are be be-
leved Baltimore is certainly well off. Comparatively
speaking she is now this very time Though as is
natural, few and dwellings may be untenanted
in highly fourshng condition. There is danger OF
starvation. All will come right and that very soon
keep stiff upper lip friend croaker though your ounda
ton be sandy.
The City Court to-day will be the centre of attraction
brokers especially the be tried decides their
fate. ! shall probably be able to inform you further
this point tomorrow.
There is very little business done in -four quote
Howard street at Sc City Mills do So nothing doing
wheat its may be quoted nominally at ST 25a ST 80
Beef cattle $3.50 So Provisions duh and change in
prices Whiskey getting up little. note bbs at ~
22i cts, and hhds 20 cts.
The weather continues very warm, but the city ex-
trenely healthy. Yours in considerable perspiration.
RODERICK
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July 4-Alderman Balls in the chair.
Present the Mayor the Recorder and seventeen Alder
men, being the whole of the members.
The Chair announced the following Committees as ap.
pointed by the Mayor
On annual Tdres.- Underwood, Jones and Leonard.
On Ciri Courts.-Crolius, Purdy, and Woodruff
On County OEcers-West, Gedney and Lee.
On Criminal Courts and Poiice-Woodhull Stuart
lnd Bonnel
The RECORDER offered the following resolution -
Resolved That the Comptroller be directed to pay to
Judges James Lynch and NJ NJ. Noah, the amount of
iares due to them respectively with the interest that
les quarterly as they shall respectively become due
The RECORDER observed that he offered this resolution
detached from the questions to COSTS &C. which should
ne reserved for future action. He moved that it be
.dopted.
Alderman PuRpY.-Several suits have been commenced
or the payment of these bills. The legality of the law
QUILTED and the question is pending before the legal trbu
as think we ought not be in haste to pass the rcsolu
ion.
REcoRpER.-The law has passed the Supreme Court
nd Court of Errors as being legal Judge Lynch has
deprived Of his salary for than two years and
t is time he should have it.
Alderman PuRDY.-l have heard of decision by the
'ourt Of Errors
The RECORDER replied that it had decided to certain
extent, which he named.
Resolution adopted II to 7, the Mayor not voting.
Several OF the Supervisors handed in their lists Of
Irand Jurors, which were confirmed
Alderman LEONARD presented two bills for ammunition
slae
Alderman DAVIES suggested they should be to
the Common Council.
They were withdrawn, to be presented.
The bonds of the constables and marshals handed
Up and referred.
A bill of Thomas Jeffrey for $500 as day officer of the
81 ward and of j. Edsa Park row for lodgings of the
and four officers the trial of Colonel Edwards
amounting to S56 were referred.
The Board then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-15
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.


WASHINGTON "Wednesday, July Is, 3 o'clock.
The Senate went early into Executive Session.
There is a vast arrear of executive business 10 be
brought up; but results of much Importance have
ianspired beyond some one or two reflections
among them, am told, is that of Cary Robinson,
nominated for some place in Louisiana, and George
Clinton, of New York, nominated as Collector Of
Buffalo.
The second branch oil the resolution yesterday
offered by John Quincy Adams, was called up by
him for consideration, viz the branch relating TO
call for copies of all special communications and
action, touching the difficulties between Texas and
Mexico; and Mr.. Pckens suggested its withdrawal;
but Mr.. Adams insisted on the Importance of the
information. Whereupon Mr. Gushing moved for
the Committee on the Whole, to take up the Tariff
Bill; and although that motion had precedence, Mr.
Adams received the proposition with a very Ill
grace but was under the necessity of Welding to it,
The consideration of the items of the Tariff Bill
resumed in Committee.
BY the way, the short term allotted yesterday for
speaking on each amendment, seems irksome to
members who require sea room, and have no taste
for condensation So Mr. Morgan has given notice
that he intends to move that the arrangement shall
be reconsldered.
An increase of the duty 9th clause) on Saxony
square yard, was proposed by Mr.. Cushing, but re-
jected A reduction OF the duty to 80 cents, propo-
sed by Mr. Smith, of Virginia, was also rejected.
Mr.. Fillmore's motion TO amend the 9Th clause
by striking out the 25 cents duty on certain wool
len blankets and inserting 30 cents, was agreed to-;
and also his motion TO raise the duty wooen and
worsted hosiery, and wolen and worsted yarn, from
. to 30 per cent.
There were slight amendments to various other
items of the bill but the House is too thin to war
rant any inference from the vote on such amend
mens, as to their adoption by the House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-15


LATE FROM AReEvTrSE.-We have received the
OF May.
II Is the determination of the Buenos Ayreans
TO take Montevdeo if they can. In consequence of
this the government of the latter had been under
the necessity of taking every possible measure Cor
the defence OF the country, threatened by invasion
from an enemy who respect nothing and has there
tore ordered that all the Republic shallb in Asam-
blea, and under arms, and that all from the ages of
l4to 80 years, shall Join in the defence.
Lopez has been totally defeated bv q single ii.
vision OF the confederate army. and General or;he
with the main body, has actually commenced ,h.
passage of the Parana.
La BaIada contnuesin the quiet possession of tho
re-establlshed authorities and Col Velasmez has
latterly routed, on the frontier of Correntes. a Al.
vision under the command of Nunez, capturing a
large quantity of horses which have been forwarded
TO General Oribe for the purpose of mounting his
cavalry.
Paz remains on the banks of the Uruguay secu-
ring to himself safe retreat to the Oriental side.
The U. S schooner Enterprise, Lieut.. Wilson.
arrived at Buenos Ayres on the 18th May.
The U. 5. corvette Decatur, Capt, Ogden, sailed
from Montevldeo on the 18th inst. for Rio Janeiro
1t is said that Capt. o. will return TO the United
states, Tor the benefit Of his health, which has been
somewhat impaired
lhere had peen movement or change in the
Ministry at Montevldeo Don Francisco Antonino
Vidal has been appointed Minister Genera-Senor
j. A. GeDy to the Home and Foreign Department
M II. Obes, Finance, and Colonel Juan Zufria.
iegui Secretary at War.
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sd Seduction OF q beautiful Quaker Girl by
the Family Physician.


The particulars of the seduction case which we
poke OF the other day, are follows:-The parties
oncerned, are Dr. John c. Taylor, and Miss Emily
brentwood, Quaker lady of Halstead in Essex
they both arrived in this city in the packet shin
Jew York, last week, and put up at the Astor
louise
Miss Emily Greenwood is aged 70, and is the
laughter Of Mrs. Greenwood. a respectable widow
aey, residing at Hastead in Essex, about sixteen
niles from London. Dr. John Cornelius TAYLOR
vas an intimate friend and the medical attendant
1.-The family, Gagged 38)-has abandoned wife and
hree chlldren-disposed of his Practice turned his
fleets into money, and come off with about f3OOO
n his pocket Miss Emily Greenwood and her Sis
er Eliza were on visit at a friends in the CITY of
london, and on their being absent one day making
call in town, the Doctor by some strataeem caused
them TO be separated, and when the period arrived
for their leaving London to return home TO their
mother in Essex, the Doctor escorted the sister Eli
"a to the coach, and when enquiry was made by her
respecting Emily, the seducers reply was, that she
would not return home any more, as she was under
mis- protection.
The seducer and his victim then went down
TO Bristol, but not finding any conveyance to
New York, they returned to London and went to
Liverpool, where they secured their passage by the
packet ship New York, Captain Chopper, which
arrived here last Thursday They passed as man
and wife were reported such their arrival and
also on the books of the Astor House.
AT Liverpool, the brother of Miss Greenwood,
who had been sent down by the family, saw the
Doctor and his sister, and on demonstrating with the
parties, the Doctor told him that if any noise was
made about it, 'oss of life should he the conse-
luence'
The family in England, through the agency of the
British Consul here, wish Miss Greenwood to quit
her seducer and return TO them. The Doctor has
been arrested, and is out on bail The case was
heard by Judge Kent in Chambers, yesterday morn
ing, and the matter so rests for few days longer
he is TO determine to-day whether he will reduce
The amount of bail or not When the Doctor was
arrested the other day, the young Quakeress went
with him to the lookup house in Eldridge street;
since then, they have gone into private lodgings
TExPEcTED Acadia at Boston on Sunday
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AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The beautiful model
Of Dublin exhibiting here attracts great attention. Win
che the comic droers has much improved several Of
ms comic stories and usual he keeps the audedce
nhued roar OF laughter Miss Rosale sings sweetly
Celeste enchants all behoders with her beautiful
t;nmas ne my ortune-tellng Gpsey Girl
museum is universally declared to be the very acme Of
os and the greatest wonder of all u.s. much no.
very ana amusement can be afforded for rs cents Bal
n ascensons take place every evening" at ten o'clock
barnum now in Boston purchasing the most valuable
portion OF HarrngtoEs Museum for the purpose of add
ing u 10 MS ALREADY immense establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-15
News for England.

The Weekly Herald for England, will be ready
to-day at two o'clock p. NJ, and will contain the
latest political, financial, theatrical, commercial,
and other intelligence, from all parts of the country
made up expressly for the packet of tomorrow,
which leaves Boston for England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-15

~ BOSTON AND FASHION AGAIN IN THE
Lp-nabylon once more herself--A sailing match be-
.,~ TWO OF the South Bay boats bearing the above
r VII come of on Monday next 18th inst at 10 A.
n,rs ion Long Island. distance about 10 miles for
,awnsd r 1io The Boston will be managed by the re-
rated co,onei Aiispice and the Fashion by the cele
nd s.nS Anoi and the way the webfooted children
;c,or;s nalred girls will rush Onward to crown the
liz ri % am with laurels will be caution to old
IL .ne wen known character of the worthy host of
ne Ameriean Hotel Jesse Conkip. Combined 9th The
ien,iemany attentions Of his special nartnsr Ssmivsi
s leave nothing to be desired by those who ov s,on
ms house Other matches Will also coms ~ anS 90
WOULD advis all who can possibly do III
by railroad is so easy be present on that
10 THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIxTIrpr ppr
pared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacv ha. ]
established its powerful efficacy beyond controyersv Nm
merous testimonials Of cures effected BY it, NAV be sesn
the office OF the College Unlike the pernicous alec
honc "toncs" OF the vendors which are merely
gm-andbitters" and have in several recorded cases
produced deerium iemens this Mixture is compounded
rare and powerfully restorative and slerave boam
agents and may be taken by patients Of all ages and
ooth sexes with the greatest safety The Tonic Mix.
cure purhes the blood invgoraes the yssm improv es
restores the appetite all cutaneous diseases
croiuia predispostion to consumptionand in fine ali
diseases Of debility and loss of energy Sold in
ootes al - and 81 EACH at the office ofthe College and
may be had ofthe sub-agents in city and country.
- w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
Principal office Of the College of Medicine and Pharms.
cy,s7 Nassau st.