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From The Charleston Mercury.
CONCERT AND OLIO.

Mr. Morris company deserves the success
which attended their performances on Monday
evening. The noble hall was handsomely lIt up,
and decorum reigned throughout. The crowd
of little masters and MISSES who are enabjeH,l
by the liberal arrangements of the proprietor, to
witness these entertainments gave pleasing
tinrlc to the whole scene. These performances
embrace great variety of vocal and instrument
al music, recitations taJlcans riranls and all the
uses to which the poetry OF motion have been
applied, are put in requistjon by the members OF
this very clever company The Concert was
well got up and performed; the dry humor. and
houndIess fexibity of Master Henry, elected
beams Of delight from his little contemporaries
Easy and brilliant are the tones of La Celeste,
and much they appear to have the power Of ripper
years: The zephyr that siirs the leaf is not more
sweet, and her smile is like "sunfy ray on a
silent stream''-hut the dance!-the dancers
were the lions of The Might've ask, we care not
for more brilliant execution, than we witnessed
from the Misses Taglioui, La Celeste, Augusta
and Clementine upon Ibis occasion. The high
land reel by the two latter ladies, in the noble,
national and picturesque costume of old Scotia,
may defy competition, us it has won favor, and
over the whole respectful regard to the pure
taste of an enlightened assembly was in no in
stance departed from. Tho exhibition was given
out for continuation with advertisements, amidst
applause, and we hope, that while the same at
tention is shown to afford all elegant amusement,
it will receive need Of support
BANNOCKBURN.
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rho town of Camden, the vigilant and falthfui
guardians of the public trust. ,,.
Bv the President (Maj. Smart. Dr.. William
Cariisle-A warm hearted lrishman, with head
equal to his heart
This was warmly cheered, so muchiso, that Dr
Carlisle rose and replied in manner IN every respect
worthy of himself, and gave the following: :
ByDr. Carlisle. The Committee OF arrange
ments-Valued and highly esteemed members. ;:
They promote the interest OF the Cluo by thell
skill in debate; they have done that also oy
their iudicious arrangements Tor TINS ceieDia-
ton of its anniversary. r
Which was we'll received and drew up MT. A. W.
Kennedy, chairman Of the committee OF arrange, :.
mens, who replied to the Doctors toast IN oei'a'' u
tho committee, by stating he felt assured nc repre-,
sented the feelings of those who acted WIN ''' VI
this OCCASION when he expressed his satisfaction at
being instrumental in promoting the interest OF tac
Camdeu Debating Club, through It's anniversary '''-
ebration. An institution with which we nave oeo"
identified for years. and for its prosperity our 'oS'
effort. will he directed; and that hereafter, as hereto
forc thcy would never finch from any duty now
ever humble, Of any thing connected with t'at III
s,,uton could be so consdcred) whcn called to act
bv the club, and concluded by offering the follow
ing toast:
By A. NJ. Kennedy. The gentlemen who has
favored us with music this evening-They; de-
serve the thanks of the Club for their excellent
performance.
Whichwas we'll received, and replied to BY ~:
Young. ~ u
BE- By DR.. A. DeLeon. Mr.. Leslie M'Candless
The retiring and modest gentleman, the ripe
scholar, like the diamond his brliancy only hid
but soon discovered when called om.
TO which Mr.. McCandlcss replied faceton'y'
that to deserve the compliment and retain the D"c-
tors good opinion, he would keep his scat and mol
respond lit.
Bv J. B. Goodlad Esq. Temperance-Our
zeal in the cause is only equalled by our devo'
tion to it.
BY Sam'L ]. Young Esq. Secretary. Lltera'
nv associations measuring swords zone witf
another in debate, each member adds springs tc
the others tongue, sharpens his w.t. br'ghtens
his understanding, increases his knowledge
and improves his mind, collision OF intellect
(like competition is in trade) is the life OF intel
lect. -.
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j.. Morris
New York Concert s. Olo Company Of Is Persons

New York Concert g. ()liO Company Of Is Persons
Will, by particular request, open their grand and
unequaed Entertainment, THIS AFTERNOON,
18th March, from half past two 10 half past five, at
Mr.. Davis Hall formerly Gftord's,) in order to nf.
ford families an opportunity Of u visit, who do not
like to attend at night. The afternoon bill contains
some choice selections of Russcs most celebrated
Music, together with now series of Ducts and
Dances, arranged 10 produce tho full powers and
talents Of the company. The erooms will bo darkened
and lit up in order 10 give full effect 10 the visitors
Open also, at night, from to l.2, and most posi-
lively the last night for this year, in this place.
The thanks Of the company urc presented 10 the
delightful audience who gaced the Hall with their
presence on the two former evenings, and hopes are
entertained that their cxcrtons 10 please, may still
meet the appreciation Of an enlightened assembly.
Admission so cents; gentleman and lady IS cents.
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II. S. Mood,

Returns his thanks to tho citizens of Camden and
the public. for the liberal encouragement he has re-
ccived since hu has been here, ndhopes by strict at
tenlion to business, to merit share of pubIe pat
ronage. He has employed first rate Watch and
Clock maker, and all work done at his shop will be
warranted.
New Spoons aud Silver ware manufactured out Of
broken silver, all kinds Of Jewclry mcnded in the
nca,est manner.
Fire gliding done to perfection. 49,
GPThc cash will be required in every instance,
for work done. March l6
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Head Quarters.
CLAREsDos, Feb. &c, 1912.

CLARENDON, fe0. 70, lc42
ORDER No.
~, HE Brigudier Generals of the 5th Divirion,
~ will order their s.vcral Colonrs, inlthrir re.
siective Brigades to open and hold Poll in their
respective Regiments, on SATURDAY., the 2Ist "t
May next i"r MAJOR GENERAL, TO fill the
vac lncy created by the resignation of Major Gene
raj THOMAS F. JONES
The Brgadier Generals will Immediately after
the returns are lie to them, render statement
OF the Polls f their respective Brigades the
AGlulant Generals Office, alColunba
BY ord r of the Co nnand rim Chief.
j. W: CANrEY, Adj't and lnsp. Gent
March l6.
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NEGROES WANTED. .
wish to buy 100 to 12O Nrgrnc

WISH W UUy IVV 70 4 20. 80 f'' E''Ss,
as permanent investment, for which cash will
be paid. Application can be made to me person
ally at Camden, or by letter (poslage pqiD de-
scribing the property as accurately as possible,
as to age, size, appearance &c. with the prices.
WE. JOHNSON. {,
Camden, March 9.
N. B.--I do not intend TO remove the negroes
1 may purchase to their destination before next
fall, and theefore if desirable in any case, TO the
seller, possession might be retained during the en-
suing planting season. w. Ell.
13'The Cheraw Gazette will insert times
and send his bill to this office.
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The United. States District Court.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
1W B4NKRUPTCY Z ~.

, ~. = In sOA!thItOfItJ ItJi3... ttssg ;c-ss
WTHEREAS. Alfred China, psvnrn Keeper. rc-
" siding il sumtefville, IN tic Disttiel of Sum
ter, hath fled petition that he may be declared
Bankrupt, pursuant TO the Act of Congress of the
United States, made and now of force, concerning
BankruPts and that he may have the bcn6t Tho
said Act; tins is TO givonolicc of thesad Petition,
and that hearing thereof will be had before tho
Honorable lRobERr B. GiLcHsIsT, Judge of the said
Court, at Court tobe holden at the Federal Codrt
House, Charleston, on Wednesday tbetwenty third
day of Marehnext, al II O'Clock, AM, at which.
place and time allpersons intccstcdmay appear and
shew cause, ifany they have why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be ganted.
* II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, 26dl February, 1872 3ts n,
S Printers fee SO - ~
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Pigs! Lots of Pigs!!

A ABOUT the 18th or 20th of April next, there
Il will be for sale at the residence of Thomas
P. Ballard, Kershaw District drove of, 400
Pigs, consisting of full blooded Berkshires,
Irish Graziers, and Woburns and Irish Graizers
mixed. ALSO-A few full blooded Durham
Calves.
March 9, 1912.
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) The United States District Court. !:
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
q. ., I'm BANKRUPTCY. =
WEt1EREAS, Daniel B. McLanrin. late d

MEtiEt EaS, Daniel d. Nc LanrinrE late Of
w tho ftm Of ID. = ): M cLaurill & Co. late
Tavern Kcepers--the said petitioner being now a.
Clerk, Of SumtervilIc, in the. District of Sumter,
hath 6led petition praying .thathe may be declared
u Bankrupt, pursuant to an act of Congress Of tho
U. States, m6de, andnow in force, concerning Bank.
fupts, andthat ho may have The benefit Of tic said
act; this to give noticeof the said petition and
that hearing thereof will be had bcforeie Honor.
able RopeRr B. GncHn,sT, Judge ofthe said Court
at Court 10 be holden the Federal Court House,,
in Charleston, on Wednesday the twenty third day:
Of March next, at eleven o'clock, A. M. at which
place and time all persons interested may a1ppear
and shcw cause. if any they have, why the prayer
of the said Petitioner should not be granted. (
H. Y.sGRAY, Clerk.
Charlsston,s s26th.dsS of February, ls4s. St. 3
...Ss. - [Priptcrsfc fee $3.l
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THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT. OF SOUTH CAROLINA. =

IN BANKRUPTCY. = 44e
WI HEREAS, John F. Ballard, merchant of
W Providence, in the District ofSSumter;shath
filed a Petition praying that he may be declared
a Bankrupt, pursuant 10 tho Act of Congress Of
the United States, made, and now iu force, CON-
cerning Bankmpta, and that he may have the bencE;
fit of tho said Act; this isto give notice Of the said
Petition, and that hearing thereof viii be bad be-
fore the Honorable ROBERT B. GiIcHRrsT Judge Of
the said Court at Court tobe holden at the Feder-
al Court House, in Charleston, on Wednesday tho ;
twenty third day of March next at eleven O'Clock,
A NJ, at which place and time all persons inter. :
ested may appear and shew cause, if any they
iuye, why the prayer Of the said Petitioner should
not DO granted. -, - -. -,
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk. E,
Charleston, 26,l day of February, 1912. St
80 - ~ Printers fec $3.l
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A Lady lately from France,

rs desirous of procuring situation as Teacher
lin private family; she is fully competent to
impart instruction in the various branches o.
French and English literature; would have no
objection to the country or to take class in
school. Application to be made to the Editor Of
this paper.
March 9, 1912
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MARR1ED-On the Sd inst. by the Rev VIM.
Carlisle, MI. JAMES E. ROGERS of Kershaw to
Miss SARAH ARRANrs of Sumter District.
On Thursday evening the 24th ult. by the
Rev.NT Sullens, Mr. SAMUEL lvrNs, printer
to Mss LOUISA HAYNES, all Of Knoxville. Tenn.
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Notice.

+ do hereby caution and forewarn, all persons
- from trading for or having any thing to do
with a Bond, signed by C. Cherry, and myself
Il underestimate the bond referred to was drawn for
four thousand dollars, il, favor Of Connor of CAM
den, to be paid by different instalments My
name to that paper was obtained by false re.
presentation, Ibeing very sick at the tme,and
was told that twas only Power of Attorney,
for the transaction of some Bank business.
Therefore as far as I am concerned, never in
tend to paythe same or any part thereof,
-. JUDITH DIGGS.T ;
Feb 23. 1912.
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Election.

Ordered, that an election lie held on the first Mon
day in AprlncXt for All Intcndant and fourW ardens
to serve for one year from that day To be held nj
the Council room during the usual hours.
Ordered, That Mcssrs. F. Matheson, Thomas E.
Shannon and j. G., Shaw be appointed managers
Of said election. By order Of the Town Council.
r. l.. WILSON, Recorder.
I
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EEcad Quarters.
CLARENDON, Feb. 26th, l64

CLARENDON, Feb. 26th, 1872
ORDER No.
AtsHE RESIGNATION Of Major GenrIal THoM1s As F. F
lanes ] CALDWELL will Command the 5lh Disi
sion until the vacancy is I'll ed.
Bv orlcrnt the Commandrrin Chief
J. W. CANTEY, Adt and lnsp. Gcnl.
Mach l6
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Money Wanted.

VIHE subscriber being in want of MONEY to
l. meet his own engagements, respectfully informs
all those indebted to him, either by note or account,
that an early settlement of their respective dues is
required. Those whose notes and accounts have
been due for more years, must not expect any
longer indulgence, and in future he will expect his
customers to pay their accounts yearly.
DTo those customers who have paid him pune
tuay he returns his shanks and hopes, by moderate
prices and attention, to business, to merit contnu
anco of their patronage.
]. H. ANDERSON.
Feb. 16 IT'LL,
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Notice.

Igaye note to Moses Arledge in the summer or
fall of ls4l, for about seventy dollars, and now
forewarn all persons for it. as am prepared to show
good cause for not payingit,
March 10, ls42.s JOHN BARNES.
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Feb. 16,

ALL persons having demands against the Es-
II tate of Benjam Gera q, decd. late,of Sum
ter District are requested to hand them in pro-
perly attested, within the time prescribed by law,
and all indebted to the said Estate, will make
immediate payment to. =. !
WI. GERALD, Admir-.
March 2, 1912. q
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THE UNITED STATES DtSTRlCT 7 COURT.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
WWHEREAS, Tyre ]. Dinkins, late Tavern.
w keeper, now Deputy Sheriff for Sumter District
in South Carolina bath fleda Petition prayipgs
that he may be declared a Bankrupt, pursuant to !
the Act of5Congrcss Of the United States, made,
and now in force, concerning Bankrups' and that's
he may have ,he benefit of the said ACT; this is to
give notice Of the said Petition and that hearing
thereof will be had before the Honorable RosERT BIZ
Gn.cIR1sT, Judge Of the said Court at a Court to 2
be holden of the Federal Court House, Charleston,
on Wednesday the twenty third day of March next
at eleven o'clock, A. M, at which place and time
all persons interested may appear and shew causc, it.
any they have why the prayer Of the said Petitions
er should not be granted.
4&S, H. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, 26th day of February, 1912. 4.S,3t >,
. Printers fee So
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JAMES SMYRL.
VIEW SWO.E STORE.

HNtl subscribers have just opened, one door south
Il Of the Drug Store Of james r. McKan, a new
and handsome assortment of
Boots and Shoes
of every description manufactured at the most ap.
proved establishments in Philadelphia and Boston.
IEThey have also, fine assortment Of Leather,
Shoe Findings, &c. all (which will be sold at
prices unusually low. :,
Feb. is. ALDEN & CO.
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In Equity--Mershasc District.

John Cantey, Exr, II. L. Canfey VS.. John ].
- Blair-Bill for Relief and Injunction.
= Itappearing my satisfaction that the defendant
Sohn j. Blair is absent from and beyond the IL
mits of this State. 1t is ordered that he do Plead
answer, or demur to this Bill, within three
months from this day, or an order pro confesso
will be entered of record against him.
]. CANTEY, ,Jr. Commr. in Equity.
Feb %, 1912
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just Received.

HITS of No. !. Mackcrel, put up expressly
IA for family use.
Northern Smoked Beet. = BY II: LEVY.
Jan. &C.
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Notice.
TJ,HOMAS s. MOOD informs tho citizens Of

TNHUMAS >. NTUUU IHIormS tHu HItIzeIIs OF
. L Camden, that the report which lus been indus
trousy circulated Of his leaving, is utterly fllse.-
He intends to remain, and hopes that his friends and
the public generally, will continue to favor him with
their patronage.
March 2. 80, THOS. s. MOOD
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Mules for Sale.
HNHE subscriber has lot of young mules,
IL which he will sell low for cash good paper.
~ w. C. WORKMAN.
March l6.
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LENT OUT.

LENT OUT *
lTHE Casket, for 1929, and Mirror of Taste,
Il together With various other Books, which
may be left at the Journal Office.
g sS. r5Ss5.iSs r4srsiS ~ NJ. NJ. LEVY.
Nlarch9, 1872 :.
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DY virtue of sundry executions TO mo directed,
D will be sold before the Court House door in
Camden, on the first Monday and Tuesday in April
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In the Common Pleas,

lershaw District, March ID, ls42. I
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gyyISI;;]I'y,,' SE75ZIIS9
April 4. 1S42.

SHEkMAA'6 WORM LUZENOES
proved in more than AGO O00 cases to be
lntalhble; the only certain worm destroy
ing medicine ever discovered. Many
disasters arise from worms and occasion
long intense suffering and evea death
without their ever being suspec!ed:
grown peraons are very often afflicted
with them and are doctUred for various
complaints, without any benefit; when
one dose 0j these AozeDges would speed.
IJ cure them.
Mr. J Murphy, was applied TO by e
poor woman whose daughter, 7 years
If age bad been suck for 3 years; her
stomach was as large as grown per-
sons, her arms aud legs so swollen that
she could Rot walk or help herself, al.
thOngh she could eat as much as two la.
horlBg meR. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their ekiIl without any
bVne6D; the laihcr had spent all b. could
raise ned Wns discouraged, he abandon.
duoed I'll! idea 0! Jolog ary hing more
for her, aud looked To death alone to
to take her ouI ol her misery. Mr.. Muir
ply believing il to be Il case oil worms,
gave her a box Vt Sh rman's L'zenges,
aud 10 two days she returned with Joy
beamIug rom her eyes, aud said the Lo-
zcnges tad saved her chiId'o life. The
fist dose brought away nearly pint Of
living worms 10 one solid mase, she at
rrwArJs counted over $40 hat were dis.
charged, besiles tho mas6 which she
could mol count. The child was literally
eaten Up with lhem- another lIWng wit
ness oI the almost miraculous efficacy OF
Sherman'o Lozongcs
DR., GaIon lldnler know a child that
was cured Of fits by these LozeDges, af'
Ter 3 years suffering, and when nothing
else you'd gIye the least r0llel. tie has
used them III ms pr>Gt'rC for the last two
years in several hundred cases, and al
ways WIN success. A roy on board Of
one "I the u VI" packets, was cured oI
fits by only Que dose OF them.
Mr. LorIng W. Gross, cured three Of
ITS children Ui worms bl only one box.
Mr.. John 4 Wood, give them TO hts
child and they brought away The worms
by thousands.
0TPrco Of these valuable worm can.
dies - cents per box.
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR
Agents for Carroll co.
l.. Wilcox, PltIsburgh, Pa.
April 8, lS4s,
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue Of sundry writs of Fl. ia,
et Ier ia. Issued oul of The Court ol
Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio
and 10 me directed, ! will offer Tor sale
al the door ofthe Court house in Carroll
Ion, 90 Saturday The Al day ol June,
A. D. l84S, betWseA the hours of ~
o'clock A. M. and 4 O'clock P. NJ. OF
said day. the following described tract
of land situate in Centre township, IN
ihe county Of Carroll, to wit. Part oil
the North West quarter Of Section thur
iy.one, Township fourteen, Range five,
beginning at the NORTH East corner ,o
dot No. thirly.sixl 10 Alkiuson's and
McCook's addition TO the town of Car
FoIIton, on The South side of Jail alley ,
thence south 6fy.eight degrees, east
two chains and sixty-lhree links TO a
stone. thence south twenty-nine and one
fourth degrees, west six Chalns and fifty
.Ilnks to stoEsey theAce north .6fy.eight
degrees, west three chains and seventy
nine links 10 stone, thence north lhir.
ty.one and baIf degrees, east four
chains and thirIy.eight links 10 the south
west corner Of Lot No, thuty six, thence
south 6Ity'eIght degrees, east ninety one
links TO the south east corner of said
lowG lot thence moth thirty one and
half degtees, east two chains and twelve
lInks 10 the place oIbeginning, cuntain.
ing Two and eighteen huntreth e I8.
I00) acres. Also, part OF Lot No. lhir-
ty.eight in Isaac Atkinson's addition to
lbe AOwn Of CarroIlton, il being thirty
feet of the end OF said lot adjoining The
alley, comprising ahirly by sixty feet,
with a Foundry on ii. Also, Lot No.
thirty six in Atkinson's and McCoQk's
addition to the town OF CarroIiton.
ALSO-Lot No. % on Liberty street, in
Atkinson g. M'Cook's addition to the
town of CarrOlItoD, with the improve.
ments thereon.
Taken in execution & will be sold by
me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 30. 1912.
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COUGH LG zIN GBS 3

WOU GiII LIZ ZA8N 9TLfJGO d
SHEkMAN'S COUGH LUZENGES,
are lie saIest, most sure and factual
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Whooplng Cough, Asthma, Tlghtness Of
The Luugsor Ches, &c. sc, The pro-
prIetor has never known an instance
whele they did not give perfect salslac
iOr.
The Rev. Darius AOIhOny, of the o.
nrIda Conference, was gwen up as Incu.
rabIc, believed to he on he very verge 0i
he grave from Co0-ump'lon, without the
hope OF releG uil he lrIed those LoZengcs,
lhyy relieved blm Immediately. aud in
u lew weeks Iest0red him 10 health, so
that lie could resutne his duties as ralR.
tstcr oil the gospel. lie recomm9nds
Them to ~, 0ho are CoUsumpliVe CT have
any arrangement OF their Iungs, as the
greatest m dlclue III the knuWO world
lie has Witnessed ,hcir cllc ca or several
others, aud always with the huuplesl 10
suits. lie says so gIeai a reurdy th.ough
the blessing OF Divine 'rovid Gce zhould
be the common property ot all, aud in
every family on tho face Of lhe earth,
Mr.. James W. Hale, gave some
to friend who had not eno, I'd
"A nights sleep for several weeks, beng
every tcw minutes ntlackrd with such a
cough, rs almost to he away bis lite
The j. zrrg III. de h N raise easy, and
"nab.'d Inn TO Sleep We, all night. Tie
had lucd every thing 10 h,ard Of, aud
nothing eIsr iIora d the let st rrlr.-
iauo,her m-ra g.. eovoq, rplov 1rmg
rom ~ uhOmys e. n.
Nj q IN ItoWs suffered ,rar
wi b Il hard. ,'Ght cough, poio ia the
side, spl'tIng OF blood, aud all the usual
symptoms oI.Consumplron The Lozen.
gCs relieved him immedlarel, Ond IN n
few weeks restored him TO pert, health
He says they are The greatest cough med
lcine in the world
Over 5000 persons have given their
names within the last Year as a reference
nt the wonderful virtues ID these cough
l. 2euges. They cure oil recent cufc.
10 " few hours, seIoom requiring more
Dhon one day to eradicate The most dis
tresslng Oucs.
0c5-PrIce only 25 cents per Box 90
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR,
Agents tor Carroll Co.
l. Wilcox, corner Of DlOmond and
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Eoqurc for Shcrman'S Cough candlrs
April 8, l842.