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.gdnsiuisaraso,.,a S0Ee.

HSf permission from the Ordinary OF Edge
HI field District. we shall proceed to sell
at pIti'c auction. on Tuesday the 10Th inst.
all lie personal estate Of CharIes McKle, decd,
consisting Of ~ likely young Negroes, among
whom are three .radesrnen. viz. u Shoemaker,
a Blacksmith, and n Carpenter, Mules. Horses,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Cotton. Corn. Fodder,
Oats. Wheat. &c. One self Of Blacksmith's
To"l4. ,l'rce road Wagons, Household L. Ki,cl,-
en- Furniture, with many other articles ,uo lie.
dlori'' I" MENTION. Al the late residence Of said
deceased.
Terms-Ca.h for al sums of five dollars or
under. aud all SHES over five dollars on a GRE.
di oilwclve months, purchasers required TO give
Their notes with two approved securities.
Also, at lie sane time md place. we shall
reu' The plantation ofsaid deceased for ono wear.
GEO. a. McklE,
TilOS. McKIE,
administrators
Dec. 5. lSI2. q. A.
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We find the following announcement,
in the Macon Telegraph Of Tuesday the
29,h ult.
To the Public.-Thc recent and unex-
pcc'ed suspension of The Ocmulgeo Bank
Of the Stale Of Georgia. and my connec
lion heretofore with it, demands al my
hands a Development ofthc causes which
induced it..
This the Public shall have, so soon as
other engagements will permit. When
the facts are presented, the public can
then properly pronounce judgmen, or con-
drmuaIion against whomsoever may have
Justly Incurred lis wrath or censure.
II. G.. LAMAR.
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From the Hamburg Journal.
TO THE PLANTERS OF THE UP.
PER DISTRICTS

The TWO following paragraphs may be
Of some benefit 10 the planters who trade
10 this aud the Augusta market. especial.
lyio those along The Savannah river. II
will be seen that The distance each way
from Delaushter's bridge to Hamburg, is
about the same. us per The certificate OF
Mr. BurcAhaI,er. deputy surveyor. There
fore those who are disposed to 20 by Fury's
Ferry, will do better to cross at Delaush.
lcr's bridge, and first try the Hamburg
market-'hus having tho advantage o!
two important, cities.
The toll a, ~Delaushrer's bridge is on
~ 371 cer,s for a wagon; and as 1t will be
seen, the Hamburg market Eau be tested,
ard if the planners, are nc; satisfied, the
bridge can be crossed free.
Wagons going The other route, will
have only the Augusta markct,o trade in.
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Executive Department.

CaLUHBIA. Nov. ~. 1912.
By his Excellcucy JoHs p. RIcHARnsoS, Esq,
Governor and Commander-in-C chef, in and
over ,i,r State Of South Carolina.
AMIilEREAS. information has been ~receiv-
w ed at this Department tina, on or abom
m. 18th Of Juno last, nn assault with an attempt
To Kill, was committed on the body of EMlxurL
OxsrR. a citizen Of Ncwberry District, by three
Negroes two Of whom, BES and liEsRY. the
proper,y eff James Hunter, OF Union District,
have made their escape. Now, 10 the end tina,
ius,ire may be done and the offenders brough,
10 legal lr,al. | do hereby offer n reward OF
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for their APP
prehension and delivery into any Jail IN III ,
State. Ben, is tall and slendcrly made, abou,
81. fee, high, ofa black complexion, with large
feet and ankles, and 4 down cast Look when
spoken 10. Henry, is Jalher more sion,ly
made, has q squirting inone aye, and generally
keeps it shut, is 5 feel ] 0inclics high and about
% years o fage.
Given under my hand and Seal of,te State,
a, Columbia, this 25th day Of November,
eighteen hundred and Iorty-,wo. and the
siSry-sevcn,h year Of American Indcpen
dcuce.
JOHN r. RICHARDSON.
N. LABonpE, Secretary Of State.
Dec.7 ot ID
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ACADEMIC.
Located on fhr BfecEsr Road, serea m;yes
from Eagefsd C. II.
THE Trustees respectfully informs ,i,c
4 patrons Of this Institution, that insy
have re-engaged the feryices Of MIR. JAMES
TlMnE, for the ensuing year. and tina, The ex
c~rcises Of the Academy win rscommcnce on
the first Monday IN January next.
The well known ability Of Mr.. T'irnme, to-
ge,her with his long experience. aud the gr ne.
ral satisfaction he has gwen as q Teacher. war.
rant the Trustees in assuring those pareurs and
guardians who may inrus, their children aud
wards to his care, ~lhatsvery e8ertion will be
used on his part % prc7o.e he moral as well
rs the intellectual improvement, Q f,heir minds.
The following ara the ratcs Of Tuition:
For the Elementary branches. 50 90 per or.
The above with Grammar. Geo.
graphy, Natural and Moral
Philosophy, Composition Lo.
gic. Rhetoric, &c. 4 co Z" Z"
Astronomy Surveying, &Ma-
thcmatics, 6 90 Z" +"
Good Boarding can be Obtained in the imme.
dia,e neishborhood ofshe Academy. ut S5 per
month. y. u BLOCKER.
John Fl. HUGHES.
FELIX LAKE.
Trustees.
n.
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GREENWOOD ACADEMIES
Dec

N7E have me pieasnre of informing our
w friends and tie public generally, that
the following arrangements have been made in
,hese Institutions for giie following year.
The Classical Depaytment will be conducted
by Mr. JAAEs l.. LELE7.
The English Maie Department by Mr. Wiz.
LIAM ADAMS.
The Female Department by Miss Lucr
DRowN.
The Maseal Department by Miss LOUIS,
CARTER.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions. of FIVE moaths each.-The First SEES
sion commencing on the lat Monday 10 Jnnua-
ry the Second. on iic End Monday in July.
Students will be admitted 81 any time dnring a
Session. but will hc bound to c%on,inne until
the close Of that Session; and viii. be charge.
able with, nj least, one Qnarter's Tnil;nn. No
applicant eau enler either Of the Male Schools,
unless he have q Certificate OF good moral char
acter.
Rates oY TrrTIoS PER SESSION.
In the Classical Department, $i5 90
In the English Maie Department,
from SO to Is 90
In the Female Department. from
So IG 90
In the Musical Department, 20 co
For the use Of the Piano. = 90
For Contingencies, in euch Department. so
Tuition per Session, payable in advance.
Board fiom 81 TO SO per month.
l.. GRIFFIN.
A. WALLER,
II. L. WHITLOCk,
u, Il. BYRD,
M. HACKETT.
E. r. CALHOUN,
WIN. N. BLAKE.
Trustees.
Dec 1t b
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Also, gave notice ,lia, on Friday next, he will
nsk leave TO introduced Bill to alter the time oil
The siti,nss of the Courts Of Law for the South
Western Circuit; and i Bill 10 repeal the first
section OF an Act entitled an Act to extend the
bounds OF the Jails Of the several judicial dis
I,icis ol This State; and presented the Returns
from the Commissioner Of Free Schools, for
Edseiield District.
The President laid before The Senate a com.
munIcation from the Hon. VIM. c. Preston,
resignInIng his uncxpired term Of Senator from
South Carolina, in the SENATE Of the United
States.
:Atthe hour Of | o'clock. His Excellency. the
Governor, communicated Ia tho Senate his An
nual Message, No. /. The Message was read.
aud was ordered TO be- printed, and 10 be made
The special order OF the day for tomorrow.
the Senate ud journed.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

HPf virtue Of the powers vested in me, in
LID and by the last will aud testament. of
John F. Pe!oi. deceased. | will seIl 10 the high
est bidder. on Sale day in January next, at Abb
berilIc Court House, that valuable tract ofland
situate on HurdIabor creek. on both sides Of
the road leading from AbbcvilIe c. II. to Au-
gnsia. well known as Pellets Elardiabor place.
a credit oftwelve months a, least, will be given.
Teams made known on the day of sale.
II. l.. PELUT. E:reemrir.
Dec 7 4, ~
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Sherif's Sale.

HSY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Pa
az cias. will proceed 10 sell at Edge
field Court House, on the first Monday
an! Tuesday of January next. the follow
ing property:
William Eidings, bearer. vs.. John
Minis. William Hacker, VS.. the same,
.hrer hundred acres Of land, more or less.
where defendant lives, and adjoining n.
l.. Griffin, and others. Also one negro
boy Dave. and two Horses.
Penn q Brannon. vs.. Edmund Atche
son. the tract Of land where defendant
lives.
John Jones. vs. James D. Hammond,
}. w. Glover, VS.. The snme, John Jones.
vs.. the same Is WIN. Garrett. J. d. Ham
mond's interest in three hundred and fifty
acres oflaud, moro or less, adjoining w.
Vance. and others, also bis interest in one
other tract, containing one hundred and
seventy acres Of land, more or less. adj
joing lands Of the estate Of Charles Ham
nond. and Others, two negroes Daniel.
and Antony, and three horses.
Parks d. Barker, VS.. Kindred Harvley,
one hundred aud fifty acres Of land more
less, adjoining Shurley Cook and others.
NJ. Black. vs.. Simon Saint,irnon.-
Alfred Holicy, VS.. The SAME, Stephen Viii
son, VS.. the same. Jacnbus & Condici,
VIZ. the same. Ell. Y~ouughlood, bearer,
Va the same. one house and lot Ia the
Townof Hamburg on Centre Street known
as Lot No. l03. adjoining Lot No l04,
also one negro Woman, Que horse and
buggy.
James, Finley, VS.. Push Niz, one roan
fills.
james E.. kilcrcase. hcarcr. VS.. Daniel
Mckie. The sarie IS. The same. The
undivided %intcrc,, Of defendant IN all of
The land Of Charlie. Mckie. deceased.
Samuel +. Goode. bearer. W. Simeon
C"rley. w. J. Glover, rs. tho same.
J. Gibbs & Co.. VS.. the same. one hun
dred and thirty three nc-es cf land. more
or less. adjoining Robert Bryan, ST..
Robert Bryan, Jr., aud others. one gig aud
three horses.
Joseph Woods. vs. Ann Hull. Aim'rx.
&r.. twenty acres Of land, more or less.
adjoining lands belonging 10 the Ham
burg Bunk, and bounded by the EdscdelJ
Road.
Michael Gearty. VS.. Rudolph Garter,
Lewis Ellzey, and Elizabeth Garter; Ro
bert Carlisle, assignee, vs.. the same. two
thousand acres nf land more or less. nd.
joining John Wise. William S. Howard,
and others, also one negro Dick, The pro-
perry Of Rudolph Carter,
Bland CulliH IL Co., VS.. james Spann.
James Terry Commissioners in Equity. VS..
the same aud Jesse Smith, three thousand
seven hundred acres Of land. more or
less, on which is q good Saw IL Grist Mill,
in good repair adjoining Levi Librpnd.
Thomas Rhoden, q Others.
w. s. Bodie. VS.. Robert Mitchell. one
tract of land. containing sixty two ncres,
adjoining William Norris, and others, one
other tract containing one hundred mud
twelve acres more or iess, adjoining land
-nElANnn.y- QL2ndie. =and nihera.
C. l.. g. E. Peun, & Co.. VS.. J.. w.
Glover, the tract ofland, where defeudan,
lives, adjoining Is. X. Tillman and Others.
II. l.. LETTERS. vs.. The Same the above de-
scribed proparty.
Terms Cash.
s. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
December S, 1892 d 45
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"HiS institution is situated near the
a residence az .he subscribers, 10 The
east corner Of. Abbsrille District. s, c. and
promises great usefulness to the young ladies
nj th;g md
cises viii be resumed on the 6rsr Monday ia
January next. under the management and in
sruc,ion Of Miss CoasEL,A C%KIrrEsDED Of
GreenyilIe Village. 8. c., a graduate Of the
Albany Female Academy.
A Piano Forte wiltbc furnished in the Inst.
tuition. free Of charge.
Boarding, convenient 10 the School, may be
bad 4, seven dollcrs per mcnth, including wash
ing.
RATES.
Initiatory Class, 81 90
Do. with Writing. Mental and Practical
Arithmetic and Introduction 10 Geo
grapliy. W
Do. with History, Geography, Grammar
mar and Natural Philosophy. D 90
Do. with Algebra, Geometry. Trigono-
me,ry, Moral and Mental Philosophy,
Technology, Theology, Geology, As
tronomy, aud all the branches ncccs-
sary to i complete Course, 90
Music. u 90
WILLIAM EDDlNS,
JAMES GILLIAN.
Der 81 a.
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state of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Fry OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
AZ Ordinary Of EJgcfeld DISTRICT.
Whereas, Sam, +. Kilcrepse, hath APP.
piled 10 me for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular The goods aud chattels,
rights n"d credits of Aaron FendIy, late Of
The Districl aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors Of The said deceased. 10 be and appear
before me. at our next Ordinary's CounGor
The said District 10 be holden at EdgeGeld
Court House on the 10Th December 1912,
10 show cause, If any, why the said al.
m'nisIration should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 9Th
dayoi December, one thousand eight hun
dred aud forty two. and in the sixry-sevenih
year Of American Independence.
O. TOWLES, o. Il. n.
Dec. ., 1912. 50 II! b As
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U. States Senator Gen. Geo. McDutfie. is
elected to Gil the vacancy occasiopedhy The re-
signaiion "f the Hon. VIM. G. Preston, and
also for the term Of six ycLrs from the fourth Of
March next.
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SOUTH CAROLINA, !

Al The request ofMr. Absalom Delaush.
ter, lhave surveyed the following roads,
viz: The road Trading from the bridge q,
Augusta to the new bridge on Stephens
creek; thence to the fork, uear Fury's fer.
~, aud find il to be l53 miles 8 chains /;
hearnEan.aAaijs-.a
terry, to the upper marke, house, in Au.
eusla. IA miles aud Is chains.
Certified The l7,h August. 1889.
WIN. BUECkIIALTER, D. s.
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IN Council. November 9Th. 1871.
I'D ESOLVED, That The Committee
"a IN the Bridge. be directed 10 give
instructions 20 the Keeper to pcrmi, wa
sous and carts coming into the city, loaded
with cotton. 10 pass il free Of toll, and to
pay back any toll received since the 18Th
day ofOctober, TO thu owner Of cotton OF
wagon who has paid it. or to his agent.
The above extract from the minutes of
Council is published by order Of his Hon
or the Mayor. for the bcuef, Of those in.
teresicd.
J. c. SNEAD. Clerk.
Augusta, Ga. Nuvcmbcr %. 1912.
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NOTICE.
Nov. 20
Notice.
EaRECES

fNHE low prices OF Cotton, The scarcity
Il of Money. nnd the ~cheapness OF la
bonr in aluios, every other branch of trade. adj.
monishcs the Tailors in Edgefeld Village. tina,
they too. must let their prices correspond with
the times. Under these circumstances and
having procured workmrn who are willing 10
work NJ reduced rates, we invite our custo.
mers. aud the public generally. to call and exa.
rIine our stock, and hear our prices which shall
be low (fnr the same %artlcles) as any similar
cs,aLl ishmcnt in the Southern country.
GOnDE & LYON.
Dec. 5. 1912. ,f As
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u We acknowledge the rcccir, of copies
OF the Governors Message. through the polite.
ness OF our Senator MAJOR J. $ Jeler, aud DR..
K. Z. Grii;n, one Of our Representatives, to
whom we return our thanks.
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State of South Carolina.

LII DIS RlC
pf OLIVER TOWLES, Eauir q
NJ Ordinary Of Edgefcld District.
Whereas, Mr.. Jacob Pope. hath M
piled 10 ME for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the goods aud chatiels,
rights aud credits Of Mark F.. Pope, late
of the District aforeaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. 10 cite and admon.
ish all and singular. the kind,ed and crcdi-
tors of'he said deceased, 10 be AMI appear
before me. NJ our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District TO be holden al Edge
field Court House on the 10Th December
lol2. 10 show cause if any, why the
said Administration should rnt be granted.
Given under my hand aud sen! this 5ll,
day Of Dec. one thousand eight hundred
aud loriy.two. and in the sixly-sevcn,h
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES. OIL. d
Dec. 5. 1912. [$2 1871 2t 45
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Colon.-The prices n, Hamburg ranges from
"A to ID cts; n choice quality may possibly
bring 7 cts. A, Augusta, from A to 7 cts prin'
cipal sales from ) TO 81 and 6 cents, bu, choice
square bales brough, : cents. AT Charleston
from ~ 10 81 cts. for Upland. and from IL to
80 cts. Tor Sea Island
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Eleanor Rice ~ oiiicts,
rs. Bill for Partition.
Temperance Mitchell.
NDTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that By
lN virtue of an order from Chancellor John
stol. | shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder.
nj Edgcfeld Court House, on the first Monday
in January next. the real csi.itc of Daniel a.
Mitchell, decd consisting oftwo tracts Of land
Us follows, viz: One tract continuing four hun.
dred aud eighty acres (4so) more or less. stu
ate in tue Dislric' and State aforesaid, on Clouds
Creek. adjoining lands Of Jacob Long. Jr
Casper Buzzard, Seaborn Johnson. Sarah
Slarke. aud Others, and one other tract con-
tanning two hundred (200) acres more or less,
G,uarr in the District and state aforesaid, OH
Yves, Creek waters of SaImda liver, adjoining
lands OF James Cameron. Jacob Long Jr the
esaar. of Green B. Mitchell, and othrrs on n
credit OF one, iwo and three years. in equal in
.lalmcnts, Ia bear interest after the expiration
nf one wear from the sale, purchasers TO give
bond aud security, aud mortgages ofthe prem
iscs, 10 secure the purchase money, except sc
much as will pay thu costs. which musi be PAID
in cash, and deducted from the lirst lustaiment
J. TERRY, C. 4. T.. d.
Comm'cs. Office! (S6 75) As
Dec. I, 1871.
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u Professor Henry is elected PrcsiLcu, OF
the South Carolina College, by the Board Of
Trustees. Professor II. had been Tor some
time past President pro ,empore OF the Ius,i,u-
tinu.
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For Hire.

a LIKELY Young Negro Man, n Black
"A smith by trade, and also Two excellent
Carpenters. ofunexcepi,onable characters. up
on reasonable terms. by the year or month. Al
20 a Girl abcui IL years Of age for the year.
WHITFIELD BROOKS.
Novr. 20 III
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Notice.

IN VekCts
a LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of Gins.
IA Mchlc. deceased arc requested ITO make
payment. aud those having demands against
the SAID estate, arc requested TO present them
property atics,ed TO.
GEO. a. MckIE,
THOS. McKIIE.
administrator
Dec.I 81 IS
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Notice.
Dec. s. 1912

FEVIiE Subscriber having disposed Of his
Il plantation. will sell ut that place. on
Tuesday the 28ih December next, ali his stock
Of Mules. Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Utensils.
and Provisions.
P. S. BROOKS.
Nd. I will also hire, publicly nr privately.
n, the same Time and place, fonr young Negro
fellows, four Piougl, boys. aud two Girls.
p. $. 3.
Noy. 90. 1919. 3, ~
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FoR PRESIDENT:
JOHN e. CALHOUN.
Not subject 10 the uction Of any Conreniion

FOR GOVERNOR:
Gen. JAMES II. HAMMOND.
ron CONGRESS.
Col. WHITFIELD BROOKS.
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~ The recently elected Comm slouers Of
the Poor. are requested to mce, n. Edgcield
C. II. on the first Monday in January next.
Dec. 4t IS
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State Of South Carolina

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Commissioner in Equity, } ror>cyos,.o
IS. y
Lewis Ellzey. mortgage
THE Mougaged premises containing
Il six hundred and forty t6i0) acres
more or less. situate in Edgeild DISTRICT.
aud adjoining lands Of John Tarrence
Thomas Lamar. aud John Carter. accord
ing TO The original grant, having bcen sold
or the first Monday in August last, one
fourth cor cash, aud the balance on n cred.
il Of three months, and the purchaser hav-
ing failed To comply with The terms of aale:
| SHALL offer the same premises 10 the high
est bidder on the first Monday in Janu-
~ next. for cash, al the risk Of tic former
purchaser.
S. CHRISTIE. S. f.. d.
December, 1912 (S3 81. d -
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gDr aOncrttser.
EDGEEIELnC.u
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1912.

= We riR cling 10 The Pillars efhe Temple Of
our Liber'ies. and i i, mas, fall, ue rH Perish
amidst the Ruins."
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MARRIED,

= The s7len tic th0, binds teO riUing hear.
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IL YMENEAE.

Augusta, Ga. November %, 1912.
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Dcc.T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
VI EDICIN T. -
TO FAMILIES.
RowASD's uMpRoyED) TONIC MIN
TURK

Wy Those Who would have recourse 10 a FH,Hily Ne
dlcas fr ftrer and AsEe, Dyspepsia and Nsrr0n,
Usaknsasss, should disc riminafe between The 'thousani
sui one" remedies constantly heradcd forth In the pub ic,
tthe same now a. la all times pas,,l and that almost uni
VERBALLY succ essfnl prescription called
KOMANDs IMPROVED TONIC III
few ictuarks will serve To Illustrate the difference. In
the first place the operation OF the Tonic Mixture In the
cure Of the Fever and ATue IL upon entirely nstr and pc
c4har, yet safer principles. seeocdly-lt not only
promptly arrests the course OF the ehins when puncluaiy
functions Of tho general system TO n perfectly healthy
rsa,r, when rclapses are no moro liable 10 ensuc than an
attack ofthe disease In QUO who has never had Il before.
rhirily The system, during the administration cfthe I'm
proved Tonic Mixture sprfngs up az Oace under ffS beNiga
tlhasHce, and gives forth an earnest OF returning health q Hd
rigSr. fthy-Produeingmore or less eft set upon the bow
els, the canse Of the disc asc passes OF In the way most
strongly Indicated by nature. finhly-Its effects on the
system are uniformly mild and safe, a. well ss efficient,
ani u Is as well adapted I O the fccblcst infant. simpiy by a
io hhcauon Of the dose, as 10 the most vigorous adult.
Many other considerations. OF tho utmost importance To
the ANXIOUS parents and invaidr, might be enumerated
here, bit the above arc a few Of the points Of contrast. In
comparison with the remedies generally rcsorcd To in pro.
fesslonal and family practice, from which n proreI ludg-
ment may he formed In selecting the remedy.
n. n. Whh a view 10 re establish entire confidence In
the cnciency Of the "Rowand's Improved Tonic Mixture,
10 effect a lasting cure OF Fever and Aruc,. the proprietor
restores the original guarantee, viz: The money shall be
returned in every case wherein the remedy has been
punctuaily used without producing the desired effect.
Address Dr John II. Rowand, No y, North Second Street,
Philadelphia
supplies have been received by the Sole Agen, for Rich.
mond, Va. JOHN GANNOR
au 10 One door above the Bell Tavern,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-13
A. @. STEVENS.


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retabie PERSIAN PILLS, that they ate pTc.eminenty the
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as the lives OF thousands who are hurried out of lime by
hegicctng disease IN lis first stages, or by not being In
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iron. 81 rus ia each box, price 62i cents. For sale, at
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