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General Orders.
HEAD tlUARrEEs,
Cnlumhin- lnih lime. lSiH

IoluinOil, lotl JnHei ICio.
ORDER. No.
YEHilE following REGIMENTS will parade
d for Review aud Dri!!. al the tunes and
places herein stated. viz:
The ilh Regiment at Virrenncs. on Satur.
day the 9Th of September.
The 9Th Regimen, at Siorrow's old field, on
Thursday the li,!' Of September.
The 9th Regiment al LoniaHs, on Saturday
The 10th of September.
The Oh, Regiment at Loves. on Tuesday
the 18Th Of September.
The 10Th Regimen, nt Richardson's, on
Thursday the 2l,t "r September:
I'lie 1th Regiment Il, the Old Wells, on Sa-
,urday the Odd Of September.
The Commissioned and non-con.mss stoned
officers will assemble NJ their respective Regi
mental muster grounds. for drill and instruction
OIL the day previous Ia their review.
The Major Generals aud Brisaiier Gene.
rails will. with their suite attend the reviews
within their commands.
The Brigadirr Generals are charged with
the cxtrnliun Of this order SO far as relates 10
their respective Brisadcs.
BY order of the C"innander-in chief:
J. w. CANTEY. Adjr. y Imsp. Gen.
u Il" be published in all the papers located
within the i'rgadcs ordered out for review :.
and {" continue until llIc reviews are over.
June 2S l3r -
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poor painter. have through their inventions
and discoveries opened world Of enjoy.
menls, which have given new impulse
10 the civilization and refinement Of man.
They we've originally poor mechanics.
The influence Of their improvements on
the sleam engine with others which have
since been made upon the desiinies OF
man, cannot be estimated. But for the
steam engine 10 facilitate mining operations,
the large population Of England, pariicu-
larIy in the manufacturing districts would
be lily supplied with fuel, SO great would
be the expense Of mining and transporting
i, to market.
Many persons imagine that increased
production when the result Of eiachinery
oppresses The laborer. but this is a mistake.
II will be found upon examination tha,
the more labor there il required TO perfect
any fabric, the less will its use prevail
among the poor-even the very men who
produce it.
When stockings were made by hand.
their use in England was confined 10 the
wealthy classes. But now stockings are
manufactured by machinery ,and are gen.
orally worn.
The inventions Of Arkwright and Comp
ton. the BARRIERS. have enabled The poorer
classes of society to clothe themselves as
they never were clothed before. A poor
shoemaker discovered tho properties ofthe
magnet, which led TO the invention OF the
compass, without which this conlinen,
could never have been discovered, nor
peopled by its presen, race.
Many other examples might be cited to
show ,ha, tho working classes are indebted
for the introduction Of their most valuable
physical comforts, ID their own rank.
Let no laborer, therefore. be discouraged
in his efforts to improve The condition OF
himself aud fellow lnen; let him toll with
his mind as we'll as hands, and he will
assuredly do something for society. A
heavy weight presses upon the shoulders
Of the poor. aud rrushes them TO lhe earth
that weigh, is meu'al ,orpor; le, them
shake it of. and they will be iree-in
mind and body.
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GROCERIES, &c.

FWNllE Subscribers respectfully inform ihclr
Il friends aud the public that they have re-
ceived large and fresh supply of GOODS,
selected by one Of the firm. IN Nc'r furk B0s-
ton, Phiiajelphia, Baltimore and Charleston
which in addition Ia their former stock. CON,
priscs the largest and bcs, assortment Of GODS
ever offered IN this market, consisting i'll part
rs follows:
~ hhds. Porto Rico. New Orleans and
tCroix Sugars,
$50 bags Rio Cuba, Porto Rico. ST. DO
mingo. Java. and Mocha Coffee.
20 hhds. West India hiousses,
10 ticrccs Cuba do.
So bbs. New Orleans do.
10000 lbs. Bacon, Hams. Sides & Shoulders,
$4,000" Swede Iron, assorted sizes,
5000 J" English do.
1900 Band and Hoop Iron.
1900 Nail Rods " Horse Shoe shapes.
2.0U0" Cas-. German. Il Blislercd Steel,
POO se,ts Wagon Boxes,
100 sucks Salt. (blenched sacks,)
1000 bushels Sall, in bulk,
500 pieces Hemp aud Tow Baggins, I3
TO 46 inches wide,
$50 pieces Gunny Bagsing.
1000 lbs. Bagging rwinc. (Weavors,)
lou cOltS MaNllta Ddle hppe,
100 do Hemp do do
l.500 yaids Osnaburgs.
5000 lbs. double refined Loaf Sugar.
5000 - :. - crushed do.
1900" powdered do.
1000" single refined Loaf do.
90 boxes Turpenunc Soap,
10 :. Sperm Candies,
20 =. Ilull's patent Candies,
= ,ierces fresh ground Rice
1000 lbs. While Lead No. Unun Mills,
% Dbl. Canal Flour, (choicc brandy
40 doz. dnins, parIos, rocking and
children's Chairs,
1cascs iiats and Caps,
ll0 casks stone Lime. (in fine ordcr.)
~ kegs Dnp"n,s fFF Z Powder.
l,U0J los. Bar Lend.
40 boxes Window Glass Sxl0 s. IUxl2.
30 bags Sno;. assorted sizes,
2,JU0 pairs Saocs,
Tea. Pepper. SPICE. Ginger. Chocolate. CIn-
nauion. AllEuuLs. Siarch, NulWegs, hne chew
ing Tobacco. Nero Cloths. Blankets, Shoe
Thread. Cotton inrn. Cotton Cards, Wool
Cards, Tacks, :S,cves. Plough Lines. Indigo.
Mudder. Blue Stone, Copperas, EPSON Salts,
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil. Superior article
Trace Chains. iii:h Chains. Smoothing Irons,
brass bound cedar Buckets. horse Buckets,
Pals, Tubs. Keelers. Willow Wagons, nests
Measures, Feathers. Nc &c DC.
SiBLEY II CRAPON.
Hamburg July. ] lSl3. if -
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New Spring and Summer
E d Cd I'D q.

YTVHE Subscribers have jus, received, and
u are now Offering to their customers aud
the p,hlic generally, full aud well selected
ussof..:ent Of
Fancy g. Staple DRY Goods,
Comprising every variety Of Goods in their
line, suited ,o tho Spring and Summer trade,
which they will sell a, prices TO sui, the times.
ALso--A general assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware, Hats,
Shoes, &c. DC.
which will be sold AT prices which cannot fail
10 give satisfaction to those who may favor them
with their patronage. We were induced by
the present reduced prices Of Goods, To make
heavy purchases, which enables us TO oier
strong inducements TO purchasers. We are
determined 10 sell, and lc, those who doub,
our ability to please them. call and see.
We also continue The business OF
Millinery d NlantuaEnnking,.
under the superin;endnnce of Mrs. L. M'
DOWD, and having received new supply
Of Goods suited to tina, branch OF trade are
prepared to execute all kinds Of work with
ncainess and despatch.
Orders from the country promptly attended
TO. BLAND * BUTLER,
April ~ If II
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WAREHOUSE. FACTORAGE
AND UMMlSSIUN BIJsISESS

Hamburg, 5. c.
YTNHE subscribers have this day formed i
IL co-partncrship for The transaction OF The
above business in all It's avanches, under the
name and style Of II. l.. JEFFERS & co.
They are now building, and will have complel.
ed by the Is, Of Sept next. an eIicnsirs and
eonimodioHs WAREHOUSE Immediately cn
the principal street leadiug INTO town, remote
from all danger by fire. and entirely above
high water mark, which will be safe and con
vcnient depository for Cotton, Merchandise,
DC. conided TO their care. They offer their
services 10 their friends and The public general.
iy. as agents for the sale OF Cotton, Flour, Ba-
con, &C.; the purchase Of goods 10 order, re.
ccivng and forwarding merchandise. storing
and shipping Cotton, &c. &c; aud promise
strict aud prompt attention TO all orders on
business addressed 10 them.
The subscribers having pledged themselves
not 10 speculate III Cotton. on their own ac.
couu, IN any way whatever. are prepared to
give their undivided attention to the interest OF
their customers, aud from the long and well
known experience of one Of the partners in
the practical part of the Commission business.
they hope TO receive aud merit n share Of pub
tic patronage.
ii. L JEFFERS.
J. F. GRIFFIN.
Hamburg July %, 1912.
AuguU2 If 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Lord's day Ajlernoon.-The following
paragraph is copied from the Christian IN
aelligencer =,
ain our cities. and towns, and villages,
!, ia now customary 10 break oil The morn
ipr's exercise at the end of about an hour
and half, with the implied underslan-
ding, ,ha, after the stated interval has
elapsed the people will reassemble to
reuniie in prayer and thanksgiving, aud
hearing tho gospel Of Jesus. Never,he-
less, in many places, that sacred service
Ia obIi,eratcd; and where it is not alto
ce,her effaced. i, is neglected. The
preacher mus, be in his pulpi,-but the
neop.e are dot in their pews. Now the
yery presence Of the speaker implies
hearers. Ofwba, use would bo the eos.
nal. even anuouuced By Paul himself, 10
an emp.y house? There is solemn
coutrac, between the Church and the con-
rreca,ion, and their minister. They
. calp' him 10 preach the gospel but
sba, nc, directly cerlifies. that they will
listen 10 his discourse, and mite with mis-
PRAYERS and praise. Absence. therefore.
from Tho house ofprayer,'where works Of
necessity or mercy do not inerpose, is an
ooen violation Of their owl solem call
and direc, Infringement of the principle
of reciprocal equity. The churches do
not CALI their ministers 10 waste their
energies upou the air, and 10 preach the
word to walls and benches. They are
invited TO announce tho glad ,idinss Of
rrea, ioy,' and the persons for whom ii is
designed are not present; to give life
and comfort 10 the believer. and he is wan
derinp in bis field or asleep in his parlor
This indifference and contempt Of The
public worship Of God on the Lords day
afternoon or evening, is the very working
of Sa,ap,' by which lullaby tho con-
science is hnshed into carnal securiiy. and
the preaching of the gospel is rendered of
none effect. Tho starved soul cries out
smu i.cnarss, mn leannfssr and blames
the preacher for bis deaduess, when the
the indolen, Sabbaih.neglec,er in the
Church is like weigh, upon The minis
,ers shoulders, through which burden he
capno, fly, or scarce 80 to reach eternal
;oys.' Think Of one thing ouly-Sup.
nose /, were possible tha, you should
have no more Of heaven 10 the eternal
world Than YOU ailo: TO the service OF God
in this s,a.e! Could you impeaeh The
Justice and the hcHcvoleuce of The Judge
of all the car,h,r he thus requit you. us
YOU have dishcnDred him? Consider your
ways and be wise ,"
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lleaai Quarters.
COLOMBIA. II,h July, 1913

SoLohbih, IlNi Juil - iCfO
Order No..
FHHHE following Regiments OF Cavalry will
u parade for Review and Drill as follows,
VIZ:
The lst Regiment. at place to be selected
10y the General III command Of the Division Oh
Thursday the 7Gli September. be- reporting TO
the COMMANDMENTS. Chiefly the 18th of August
The I'd Regiment nj Long mircs. on Saturday
the 10Th September. The commissioned and
non-cunimlssIoned officers will assemble on the
day previous Tor Drill and Instruction, at the
Resimcnlal Parade Grounds.
The Generals in couimnud Of The 9th and
Ist Divisions, will extend This order aud attend
with their suie the Reviews
by order OF the Comrnandcr.in Chief
J. W. CANTEY.
Ady Il iHs. GGnI.
" To bc published in ali the papers locat-
ed within the Brisadcs ordered on, for review.
aud 10 continue un,il the reviews are over.
july 10 " p
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Be not Discouraged. lie, no, The poor
mechanic be discouraged in his efforts TO
attain Intellectual elevation. Msny Of
the brigh,es. luminaries of the scientific
and literary world, sprung from the ranks
of,he ,oilers, bu, they had a noble ambition
--noG to rise above their own rank k-noiio
become The oppressors, but the beuefacsors
Of their fellow men.
The genius Of few !aborers has done
more to ameliorsie the condition Of man.
and break cd the shackies of servilude and
degradation, than oil the high bred ii,era'i
iha, the world has yet knowu.
Nccomer, the plumber, Smeaiop and
Wat, tie watch makers, and Fulton the
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a Ga R ge.

HE l.. JEFfERS uavins this day connect
HEe ed himself with DR. J. +. GRIFFIN.
in Tue WAREHOUSE aud COMMISSION
BUSINESS, bcss leave 10 return his sincere
thanks to his friends and customers. for the
very liberal share "f patronage heretofore be.
slowed upon himself and hopes the same will
be continued TO the firm of H. l. JEFFERS
& CO., TO whose advertisement below, he
begs leave 10 refer. July l9. 1873.
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Head Quarters,
COLUMBIA, I'D June, 1913.

ORDER No.
A n Election for Major General 10 fill The
IN vacancy occasioned bv the resignation Of
Major General George McDuihc of The First
Division, will take place on Saturday the 3Oth
Of September next. The Brigadier Generals
of the Division arc required 10 extend this or.
der 10 their respective Brisades. and make II
return Immediately thereafter. 10 the Adju,ant
and Inspector Generals, department at Column
bia. the result OF said election.
BY order Of the Commander.n-Chief
J. w. CANTEY,
Adjt s. lasp. Gent.
July5 l3t %
u To be published in all the papers in the
Division until the election.
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State of South iar0lina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
SEQUITf.
Richard Hardy, ct al. ,

KlchaTd IIhTd!, cI 81. 7
". BW.(pr Partition.
Thomas Hardy, ci al.
HTappcarrng To the satisfaction nf the Com
missioner. that the Defendants Thomas
Hardy. James Hardy, Barbara llowrrion NJ.
len Ilowcrlon, IIuwcr;un, children OF
Nancy llowcrtun. deceased. Chulc> B..ssry
and wife Eliza. aud james Key. Abncr Clan
ton and wife Tavy o. Glanlon. John Parks
and wifi. Lucy W Parks, reside without the
limits of the State; on motion. by Bonham.
Compainnnts Solicitor, ordered. tha, the said
absent defendants do plead. answer or dcmur
to compluirau's bill. within three months from
the publication of th- order. nr the said bill
will be taken pro confesso against them.
J TERRY, {. D. l.. u.
Commr rs. Office. EdscfcH Nay 20, ISIS.
Nav ~ .im IL
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@@koetie Gseess:

Fruus tie Soa.Aern .4grieui,urist.
THE PLOUGH.
ofall the occupations,
And trades ofevery kind.
Through the mos, distant nations,
There 10 not one you'll find,
More useful in its station,
lfHis,oTy be true,
There is no. ono so ancient,
A is the gainful Plough.
Hold Pioughrnan said abe Gardner,
Coani not your trade with ours.
Bat walk in throagh the Garden,
And see these early Flowers.
See every curious border.
And pleasant walk review,
There's no such peace or pleasure
Proceeding from the Plough.
a Paradise Of pleasure,
A Garden 10 you kRew,
And Eden was u Garden,
Five thousand years ago.
Old Adam was Gardner,
when he was Jus, made new,
0ur Trade Is then more ancient,
Than Is your painful Plough.
Then said tho jolly Pioushman,
No calling I despise,
SO each man for his living.
Upon his Trade relies.
Though Adam in the Garden,
Was sent to keep il right,
Re soiou1ned not in Eden,
Longer think than one nigii'.
He eat not Of his labor,
Blu. wha, was not his due.
He was driven from the arbonr,
And sent TO work the Plough.
Some Of each generation,
This calling do pursue.
That Bread might feed the nation,
The produce of tho Plough.
You see the hardy Mariners,
Who range the painless seas.
TO bring home foreign treasures,
For those who live al ease.
They must have their provisiens,
Their sails and cordage too,
And these are all productions,
From the labonrs fthe Plough.
Nor can Tradessnau live,
1--we consider right.
The Mason. Smith the Weaver,
The Tailor and the Wright.
The Miilcrs have no corn to grind,
Nor could they take their toll,
Blu, they and thousands more we hnd,
Suhsistins OH the Plough.
Charlcstoa S. c., May ls43.
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State OF South 4 arolina,
EDGEflELD DISTRICT.


EOHN MARSH. who is in tie custody
81 The Sheriff Of Edcciicld Disirici,by virtue
ola wril Of capias nd sai,iaciendum, atihc suit
of Owens ~ Finley. for the use Of 5. Om cns.
having fled cd his petition in my office. with
schedule on oath, OF his whole estate real aud
personal ior the purpose OF obtaining the
benefit of the Acis ol General Assembly conf
monty called the lnso!vcui Debtors Acts:
Public Notice is hereby gwen tla' The pctl'
ton oi the laid John Marsh will be heard aud
considered III the Count OF Common Pleas for
Edsclicld District. nj Edgcicd Cour, House.
on the second day Of Oc'obcr next. or such
other day Of the next term for said Court ~
said Coult may direct; and nlI the creditors Of
SAID John Marsh uic hereby summoned 10 ap
pear then and there in the said Court. 10 show
cal,sc, il any they can, why the 5cncii, Of the
.icis aforesaid should not BE- granted In the said
John Marsh, upon his executing the assign
ment required hy The Acis aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c. C. =.
Cierk's Office. June II. '-i3
Junc2 ($l1 62i 3m ~
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ssIr.-Sa. zSSsalys6
.ssEssE q Dis SSsSs DIR 81
Isyz5ss B B [! 4 s! 81 { Pill US
4 PUBLIC BLESSING.

ygvHESE PILL ) have long been known
I and appreciated, for their extraordinary
aud immediate powers Of restoring perfect
hca!il 10 persons suffering under neatly every
kind of disease TO which the human frame Is
liable. They uIe particularly recommended TO
all those persons who ure afflicted with any kind
Of n ekrnRn or lingering complaint, as there IS
no medicine before the public which has so
natural aud happy effect upon the system in
correcting the stomach and liver, and TO the
furmati"n of healthy chyle and thereby purify
;ng the blood.
They arr acknowledged by the hundreds and
thousands wh" are using them, 10 be not only
the most mild aud pleasant in their operation.
but the mos. perfectly Innocent safe and ell
cIerl medicine ever offered TO the public
Those who once make trial Of these Pills,
never afterwards feel willing TO be wilhou,
them. and call again aud again for more, which
is suiiIcicn, oof Of their good qualities
HEADACHE--SICK OR NERVOUS.
Those who ilsve suffered aud are weary OF
suffering with this distressing complaint. will
find Sp,neer's regetabie Pills remedy at once
CERTAIN and immediate in It's effects. One SIM
gle dose Of the Pills. taken soon as The head
ache IS irll coming on, vii! cure il in one-lialf
hour entirely.
As remedy in summer and Lo,rel eomplaiais
they display THEN wonderful powers 10 admi.
ratlon. and are FAR superior 10 any thing in uso
for these complaints
In Dyspepsia and Lieer Complain. they stand
uuriva!ed. Many have been cured 10 few
weeks after having suffered under the dread.
fuI complain, loi years
lm HGtitnGl foSfircHess they are decidedly
superior 10 any Yevcisble Pill ever brough, be-
fore tie public and one % cent box will es.
,ablish their surprising virtues. and place them
beyond the reach Of doub; in the estimation OF
every individual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hypo
chondrilcQl affections, loss OF appetite. and all
complaints TO which females alone are subject
They are mild in their action. aud convey
almos, immediate conviction OF their utility
fom The first dose. They mag be taken By
persons OF any age: and the feeble. the infirm,
the nervous aud delicate are strengthened by
their operation. because they clear the system
Of bad huInorS. quiet nervous irritability, and
invariably produce sound health.
Upwards of three hundred AID serenity thou.
sand bores Of these Incstimable Piili have been
sold within The last twelve months in three
States alone. and more than three times the
Samr quantity in other States.
As az anti bilious medicine. no family should !
be without chem. 4 single trial Of them is
more satisfactory than thousand certificates.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
s. NJ. W. b. l.. MILLER. who has been
~ arrested. and Is now confined wi.hIn
the bounds "l thu JaIl %. Ed.ri field District. by
virtue ola cap,as al sat,iaci"ndum. "a, the sui
of James tnnradv. having flied his pctllIon
with schGtur "Ii oath. oi lr> whole estate and
effects. with. view al obtaining TIE bcnc:i, o
the Act. Of he General Assembly, commonly
called The lnSulvru, Dch,grs Acts
Pubic no;icc l. hereby gwen. that the pcri.
ton "l'lhc said :. u W. u. l.. M,Iles will be
heard III the CuurI ul Common Pleas for Edge
field District. nj Eds i'i Court llousc. nn
"Wednesday ll,c iu'.rir day %! October heal. or
on such other day a. lhr Court shall order. dur.
ing tic term couincncIr. on lhc FIRST Alnhday
III October next. nj SAID place; aud all The ere.
di,ors OF said ;. NJ w. ID. l.. Millcr. are here
hy summoned either personally ar by their at
iOincy. then and there. III said Court. 10 slrrw
cause, il any Ihe, can, why the benefits o the
Acts aioi :.aid should 40; Il: 2Inmlcd Ia the SAID
). NV. ID. l.. Miller. upon hi. exccu,ins The
assignment, required by the Acts ninrc-nIG.
GEO. POPE, &C T..
Edssf,id G. H. Clerks Office.
2ith Mach lsI3.
Jun2s (Sl7 62J) I'm 81
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Head Quarters,
A~s HtsV1 EN ~
lsi DiTISioS. =. C. n.
Edseirld, July 18th. 1913.

LIST DirISiUS. =. C. II.
Edsehrld, July 18th, 1913. !
ORDER No
z \ obedience 10 IN order from the comman-
Il der .ir-cliet. the following Rcsincn nts Of Ca
valry. will parade at the times and places here
in stated, viz:
TIN" Is, Regimcnta, nIG Penrileion Village,
on Thursday the .lli Sept.
The al Regiment oil Cavalry 4; Longmrcs,
on Saturday The 10Th Sept
The commissioned aud non-comml.sioned
officers (co.porals inciuded) will assemble the
day previous for drill. and instruction.
The division and Brigade staff. will attend
the reviews of ihc DIVISION
BY order Of Brig. Gen'l NJ. l.. Bonham.-
Commanding l.; Division.
JAS. l.. ORR,
Dep. Adj. Gen'l.
July 10 gt -
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State of South Carolina.

state Ol SOutH odfOllla.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
William c. Black, Bill for Account. and
c. Marshaiiing .isseis,
J. L. Pearson, & al Sc.
HN pursuance ofan Order, made in tins ase
Il nj June term. lS43, requiring the creditors
ofSamuel Caldwell, to appear before The Com
missioner. and prove their demands against
said estate. on, or before the first Monday IN
November next hereby appoint Saturday
tie 2Sth dny of October next The creditors
Of SAID estate will therefore take Notice 10 np'
pear before me and prove their demands, Oh
thai day, at AbbevilIc Court House.
ii. A. JONES, C. E.A D.
Commissioners Office, 20th June, lS43.
June 2S 3nl ~
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,DR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine.


q sale nnd ceriaIn cure Tor the Chills aud
tA Fever III all MS complicated iorms, also al
cncctun rrmed. Tor ieyers ofevery description.
This Medicine has been used by the pruprl.
ctur number Of years IN extensive practice,
dunns which, time, he has treated some thou.
SANDS OF cases Oi levers aud irom The success
o Ihls mode ol practice. he is coRtden, II must
ANA icR he the prevailing practice IN levers
IL never ialiS Ia perform Il cure o Chiils and
Fever thu FIRST DAY
Bilious, lgptGs. Nervous. CongeS,ire, Hirier
and itiloir .arer. all yield 10 the use Of this
'irdIclne. are cured by this system OF
praclIcc IN n ilcr time and with much more
certainty lliIu by any Other system OF practice
Thai has ever been recommended.
CERTlFlC iTES.
SHEFFIELD, fayettc Co. Ala Jan. TO- 1912
DR.. Champion DEAR sir. have been u
great iarorne OF DR.. SuppInston's Pills. aud
uni'I las, fail had mol heard of your pills. Your
agent has lett some IN this country, and | have
used them IN my practice 10 considerable cI
tent. and can with pleasure say, thai Us far as
my knowledge cxten's. they are much supe.
nor Ia ANY medicine have used in cases Of
FcYcrs. aml ;" iorcIbly aud iom personal
nowlcdsc convinced oi the sal1taIy aud all
important effects Of your pills. that am cx
rIcmcy anS,Dms To have ven make an agen, in
this vicinity There can be large amoua,
sold here ioG cash Yours truly.
II. +. LEONARD, ~, d.