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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
EDeEFIELD DISTRICT TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

March u, lS45.
The Executive Commillee of The Dis.
lrct Temperance Society met al Edgef1eld
Court House, and by unanimous consent,
appointed MIR. J. G. Bowman, Editor Of
the Temperance Advocate, to address he
regular meeting Of the Society in June,
and Thos. Pope, ESQ.,, his alternate.
Also. appointed The following gentlemen
as Temperance Lecturers, i'll their respec-
tive Regiments:
Saluda Regiment,-Dr. Fl. Burt, Pope
Norris, DR.. Holland.
Seuenth Reg,ment.-A. McCaine, F.
Johnson, James Fupper.
Ninth Regiment.-Rev. Mr. Brewer,
Martin Holmes. George Blocker.
Resolusd, That the Secretary Of the
Executive Committee, publish in the Ad-
vertiser the proceedings of The Committee,
and that the different local Societies in the
District be respectfully requested to take
some action upon the proceedings Of the
District Temperance Society, and avail
themselves of The labors of The Temper
ance Lecturers appointed, aud also such
other Lecturers as they may choose 70
select.
E. J. MINIS,
Sec'ry Executive Committee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

The Methodist Episcopal Conference,
in session a, Baltimore, has come TO the
decision not to alter the sixth restrictive
rule Of the Discipline. or in other words
not 10 separate the church inlo Northern
and Southern division, on account oil the
existence of slavery. This is an impor-
tant decision, and we are gralifed 10 learn
says the Republican, that it is made after
due deliberation, and in the true spirit OF
christian concilialion. The Baptist de-
nomination is at present in great danger
of division on the question OF slavery
augusta Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

The principal features ofthe new post
age law are as follows
I. Single letters. i. e. letters weighing
half an ounce or less, 60 300 mile for .fue
cents. and greater distances for ten cents.
Every additional half ounce (ol part OF q
half an ounce is considered an additional
letter.
2. Newspapers may be sent by The pub
fishers thirty miles from the place of pub
lication free Of postage.-For greater dis
tances the rates are as heretofore.
3. Printed circulars on cap or letter pa
per are charged two cents sheet for all
distances.
4, Pamphlets. magazines, &C.. two and
a half ceuls for each copy sent Of no grea-
ter weight than one ounce: and one cent
additional ounce.-Bu! 40 copy exceeding
eight ounces 10 weight can be transmitted
No bound books of any size can be sent
by mail.
S. Members Of Congress can frank let
ters, &C., as much as they please, both in
session and recess, provided the package
does no, exceed two ounces.
6. Private mail expresses forbidden on
heavy penalties. Persons sending letters
by an unlawful mode are made punishable.
Any persons a0ho shalt deposite a letter a!
any place to be carried By unia,clul means
is subject to fine of fifty dollars for every
offence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
Brought to the JaiE

NF this District, short time since, a
W Negro Woman, who says her name is
FERRABY, and that she belongs to Mr.,
Daniel Holloway Of Eoge6cld District
She is about five feet four inches high, be-
tween 3S and DO years Of age. Said wo-
man has two scars over her forehead.
The owners requested to come forward,
prove poverty, pay charges and take her
away, otherwise she will be dealt with as
The law directs.
C. II. GOODMAN, Jailor.
April 2 10 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
LOOK AT THIS!

M Celebrated WEAVER JACKwill
I'VE stand the ensuing Season, at the fol-
lowing places, viz: commencing at my
house near Edgeheld Village, on Monday
the 10Th and 18th inst; at Cullen Rhodes.'
Esq, the 18th and 18th; and al Lewis
Culbrea,h's on Goth and 2lst; and will be
at the above named places every ninth day
during the season. Terms: he VIII W
let to Mares for Three Dollars the single
v;sit Five Dollars the Season. and Eight
Dollars to insure, The Season will con-
,inue ill the 10th Of June, following.-
Persons putting Mares and trading them
off during the season. will in all instances
be held responsible for the payment Of the
Season. All care and attention will he
paid to Mares, but / will not be accounta-
bic for any accidents.
THOS. B. HARVEY.
March S At E
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
State Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
DY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary.
Dof Edgeield District.
Whereas Felix Lake, hath applied
TO me for Letters Of Administration, on
all and singular tho goods, and chatrels,
rights and credits of Benjamin Sorgy; late
Of the District aforesaid, deceased, these
arc, therefore, 10 cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors
of The said decea'd, to he and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, 10 be holden at Edge6eld
Court House, on the 9TH day of April
next. to show cause, il any, @hy The said
administration should no, be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
2lsl day of March, in the year Of oui
Lord one thousand eigh. hundred and
forty five, and in the 69th year Of Ameri,
can independence.
JOHN HILL, o. ID.
March 26 q 9
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AUGUSTA, March 90,

AUGUSTA, NlTCfI %.
Cotton-The favorable advices per the
steamer Cambria from Liverpool up to the 4th
inst. which we received via Boston, soon after
our last publication, has had the effect of ad.
vancing the price Of cotton abou, &C. per lb. in
this market and at this advance large bust.
ness has been done. The demand, however,
was not quite so brisk yesterday as it was early
in the week. We have good river for stca.
mers and tow boats, altloag il is little too
low for those who carry their own cargo
Washidgtonian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
StY0yeG on. Stolen,

FR0M ;the~Subecriber tho night OF
Il. Tuesday The 18th inst., from the house
of Mr.. Spend, living near Rocky River,
in this District, BLACK HORSE, 2
or s years old; about fifteen and hall
hands high; has no particular marks ex-
cepi tina, Of The harness. When standing
is disposed to resi- one foot before the other,
which, perhaps, was caused by being foun-
dered. Any information about the above
Horse given TO MIR. John McClarea, will
be thankfully received, and reasonable
reward paid ifre1uired.
JOHN w. ABRAHAM.
Of Buckingham C. H., Va.
Abbeville c. H., March %, 1916.
Abbepille Banner.
April 2 3t 10
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CoI.uMRra.Morcb 81

Cotton.-Since the receipt of the news from
Liveipoo! to 4th inst, our market has been
very brisk, and prices have advanced fully ]
cent on all qualities. We now quote extremes
Al ST cents; very little coming in on wagons
but considerable selling from stores-market
very animated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
MdlTICE..

WW7ILL be sold at Edgcfeld Court House,
Wv on the first Monday in April next. u
LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO FELLOW5be:
longing TO the Estate of George Deaughter;:
deceased; on q credit until The 25th5day of
December next, with Note and approved Sc.
curities. & llal.. II, ,.;-t
.:r G. NJ. ROPER, Admir- !,
March 10 - st tsss%.r5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

this affair from a publication in the Mem
phis Enquirer, signed j. A. Mcbride, the
friend who accompanied Wimbish on
board the Belle of The West.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
State Of South Carolina.' ' =
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
James Minor. Applicant. ] Summons

vs.. III
Robert Brooks, et al. Defendants. Partition.
I'D Y an order from John Hill, Esq, Ordi.
Id nary ofthe District aforesaid, Twill pro.
coed to sellat Edgefeld Court House, on the
First Monday in Aprl nert, the lands belong
ing to the Estate of Spencer Minor, deceased;
silnatein the District aforesaid, on the road
leading from Edgefeld Court House 10 Able
vile Court House, containing one hundred and
eighty.six acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of Jeremiah. Seiglel, John II. Hnllingsworth
and others. Sold OH q credit until the first Of
January 1916, the purchaser to give bond and
approved personal security. and q mortgage Of
the premises 10 the Ordinary, TO secure the pur.
chase money
Cost to be paid in cash: -, - 80 :
Fl. BoUI.WARE, ). E. D.
March S 1s45. -. st ~ 6.
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Lost,

-. - a. Lost,
GAN the night of the lOlhinstani, during iI,e
" Court week, small Red Pocket Book;
with small memorandum book in the mid
die Of it,J containing several.noles of hand;
39nS W% ~ns9 @ ars s s1 on s Kns 19s @ on
Sc 60. and one on Amos Bush for Sc. Also;
about So in small change. IAN persons are
cautioned against trading for the above notes;
and the drawers are requested moi to pay the
notes 10 any one except the subscriber.
-. John BUSSEY:
March 19 St 81
Any one finding the same willconfer favor
on the subscriber, by either handing it over 10
him, or Mr.. J.. B. Ryan,Edgefeld C. Fl. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

o. We are authorized to announce
LEVI R. WILSON, as candidate for the
Office Of Tax c collector, at the next election.
Feb. 26 s.
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Take Notice |!

A IL Persons are forwarned from taking
IA timber from any tracisof lands belonging
10 the subscriber. The law will be enforced
against all trespassers.
SARAH LABORDE.
March 12 3t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Daniel Boon, Applicant, Summons
ers, Defendants. J. Partition.
mr. appearing to my satisfaction thai John
II Horn, George Elenbnrg, I.arkin Elenburg,
Ralph Elenburg, Adam and Nicholas EleHburg,
defendants in the above stated case, resides
without the limits Of this State, il is therefore
ordered, that they do appear and object to the
division or sale OF The Real Estate of George
Horn, Sr., deceased, on or before the first Mon
day in July next or their consent 10 the same
will be entered ofrecord.
JOHN HILL, o. Ed.
Mareh 26 3m 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
Edgefeld ConfectionarV'

. .- 4 - :
(OProslTE BLAND & BUFFERS.
YHYHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public at large. that he
has recently opened Confectionery
and Fruit Store, in the Village Of Edge
field. and has just received from Charleston,
large assortment of ,,.s,..St
Candies, fruits; Preserves, Pickles, &c.,
- consitng in part as follows:
Candies and Sugar Pums, a good assort-
-: ment.
Raisins, ,Cnfrdnts. Figs, Prepared Cocoa,
English Wanuts, Soft Shelled Almonds,
LINES, Cocoa Plims, Fruits in Brandy,
Preserved East India Ginger, and Cor.
dials, assorted. 40
-AEso,-
Leacocl & Co. Madeira, Cherry, Sherry,
Brown, Pale, Golden and Port WINES.
London Porter in quart and pint bottles.
FAMILY GROCERIES!
Smoked Beef. choice article; Pine Apple
Chesse, Fresh and Picklcd Salmon, No. /
Mackerel, Sardines in Oil, Scotch Herrings.
Boston and Soda Biscuits; English mixed Pick
les. Olives, ,Capers. Pepper, 'Allspice. Mace,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Isinglass, Wal.
nut, Mushroom and Tomato Catsups; Pearl
Starch, all excellent article.
ALSO
Fine and Extra fine Spanish SEGARS. and
Cavendslls best No. !. Chewing TOBACCO;
&c, &c. :.
Ali of which will be sold cheap for CASH, or
on short credit to punctual customers.
LOUIS COVAR.
March 26 If g
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asA2gYA-9A@gRG &
MFRS. HOLIDAY would respectful,
lyH tender her services to the citizens o
Edgefield aud its vicinity, in the above bust
ness.
ALSO
Gcntlemens' and Boys' Clothing
made in the neatest manner.
Residence-Mr. Coriy's, PottersvIlle.
March 5, IT 6
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HeUTCMEREB"G.

VHE Subscriber having purchased Mr..
IL G.. NJ. GRAY's interest in the Butch.
ering business, respectfully informs the cit
izens of Edgefeld Village, that he intends 10
continue to supply the Market with choice
Beef, VEAL Mutton and Lambs, on as reasona.
BILE terms as the times will afford. He will
commence on the fils, Monday in April next,
and will continue to furnish his customers on
Monday and Thursdays, until the month of
June, when lie will furnish the Market three
times week during the Summer. Thankful
for past patronage; he hopes ny strict attention
to meri, share Of the public patronage. He
will devote bis whole time TO the interest OF his
customers.
WM. ~. GOODMAN
NIB Cash paid for fine Stalled Beeves.
March 26 At
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

The. annual commencement of tht
Medical College os Georgia, was held OF
Tuesday,. 4sh ult. at the Masonic Hall
The degree Of Doctor Of Medicine wa
conferred on thirty three gentlen en-, b!
the Hon. Charles J. jenkins, President o
the Board Of Trustees. An address te
the graduating class was made ny the
Rev. w. r. Brantly, Jun. which has beer
represented to Us ss al able and eloquent
production. copy Of it has been request
ed for publication which request will We
hope be granted. The address was fol-
lowed @by highly interesting and npPro,
pirate. valedictory, by Dr.:T. b. Gordon
ore OF the Graduates. We subjoinia cat
alogue of'he graduates.
Milton Anthony, Georgia.
A. F. Anderson, South Carolina.
A. r. Bexly. Gergia.
J. NJ. Bowers, do.
S. R. Caver, Alabama.
6. NJ. ,Cade. Georgia.
WI. Cochran, S. Carolina.
W. E. NJ. Cousins, Florida.
w. II. Davis, S. Carolina.
w. Fl. Ellington, Alabama.
T. B. Gordon, Georgia.
J. nj. Galphin, s. Caroline.
Thomas Graves, do.
]. S. Holiday, Georgia.
J. A. Harlow, do.
A. L. Hammond, do.
James Hill. S.. Carolina.
A. II. jackson, Georgia,
Taliafarro Jones. do.
]. H. Jennings, S. Carolina.
w. w. Leak, Georgia.
]. T. Lamar. do.
Jesse Lowe; do.
1. NJ. Morangne, S. Carolina.
II. NJ. Park,, Georgiu.
III. w. Rutherford, S, Carolina.
]. P. Rails. Georgia.
r. NJ. Stell, do. :.
r. NJ. Strong, Tennessee.
E. A. Stribling, Georgia.
J. w. Todd, do.
T. A. Wakefield, S. Carolina.
F. B. Wakefield. Georgia.
ConStitationaliSt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

T'uo Ne,o MANUFACTURES have heen
chartered in Massachusetts aud are to be
erected iu Newburyport. One is TO have
a capital of Sl50,OO0, and half the stock
has been taken in Boston. The design is
to manufacture heavy d!illings of The des'
criptions which have been so successfully
exported to foreign countries. 1t has been
stated that such is the cheap aud superior
character of the article compared TO the
English manufacture, that il has been used
for clothing the British army 10 India.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

We are authorized to announce GEORGE
J. SHEPPARD as candidate for The office
of Tax Collector, at the next election,
Dec. 25 If AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

Melancholy.-Mr. w. J. M: Wimbish.
of Pon,otoc, Miss. was recently drowned
meas Memphis Tenn, under the following
circumstances. He and friend were at
Memphis when The steamboat Belle OF the
West landed a, the wharf late in The eve
niag. They, imagining the vessel intend
ing TO lie there during the night we mt on
board. Shortly afterwards the Belle Of
The West got under way. They besought
the captain to put them ashore, which he
refused to do until persuaded therto by
some OF his passengers, when he agreed to
put them out at wood yard ten miles
above the city. The yawl was let down and
The parties, with two sailors gotin. The
steamboa, was under such headway at
the time that the yawl capsized. The
two sailors cot to the shore, bu, Mr.. VIM
bish was drowned. He lef, a wife and
six children. We condeuso our notice Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

Smyley's' " Thursday, The lst May.
Dorns Store, /" Friday, the 2nd %
Edgefeld c. H., Monday and
Tuesday, 5&6
After which time my Books will close for the
present year.
J. QUATTLEBUM, T. c. E,p.
March ~ St
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

GFWe are authorized 10 announce NJ.
GRAHAM, Esq, as candidate for Ordi-
uary Of Edgefeld District, at the next.
election.
Feb II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

FThe friends of SAMPSON B. MAYS,
announce him as candidate for The Office
OF Tax Collector at the next election.
Oct. 80 If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

The Savannah Republican of Monday
morning says; Our city has been thrown
into most painful is,ale of agitation and
distress, by the melancholy termination Of
ibe life of young and promising clergy
man of the Episcopal Church Of this place
The Rev. James Jackson, late Of the
Diocese of Massachusetts. He had re-
turned but a few days from the South
where he had been travelling two months
forlhe restoration of bis health which had
been impaired by laborious performance
Of his clerical duties. He was apparent
" very much restored by his absence. and
his friends hoped that he would be ena-
bled 10 resume his very acceptable seryi-
ces in ST.. Johns Church. But their hopes
and his were doomed 10 a wreiched dis.
appointment. for after exhibiting a few
days previous strong evidences Of wildness
he suddenly. left the city on Wednesday
morning, without giving any notice Of bis
intended departure, and although suspic-
ion was Immediately excited and search
made during ,ha, day and night, be was
not found until the next morning. having
drowned himself in The river opposite
Bonarenture. His body wasrecovered
and the Coroner's inques, had no hesi,a-
ton. upon The very strong testimony SUBJ
mi,ted to them, 10 bring and instant YER
dict of .insanily.". Thus has perished
young clergyman, whose pulpit perfor-
mauces had given high evidence Of intel
lectual power, and whose blamelessness
ne life had won him many friends in the
city.
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4nn Cokkectoa.,s yNostce.

u will attend at the following places, as is
d hereafter specified, 10 collect Taxes for the
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N =. = l5-TI.-.s u
list of Letters

I'D EMAlNlNG III, ,1he Pos, Office a,
III Edgefeld Court House, S. c., on
the 3lst. day Of March, .1s45, which if not
taken out before the 3Olh day of June next,
will be sent to the Post Office Department
as dead letters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-22
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1915.


A Chapter interesting to all concerned.
We mentioned the other day the railroad and To-
connective for ascending and descending hills, In
vented by Mr.. Ezra Coleman, of New York, brother
TO the inventor of the Eolian Piano Ezra is des-
tined to go ahead. To-day, among the numerous
visitors at the Patent Office, to this ingenious
application ofthe Ericsson propeller Gas may call
it, to uphill land navigation, was his Excelency M.
de Bodisco, the Russian Minister. Coleman goes to
Europe-to England-to France-to Russia. We
glad TO learn that the Russian Minister has kind
ly offered Mr.. Coleman letters of recommendation
to the Russian authorities at st. Petersburg. We
really should not wonder if Coleman would return
from Europe In few years worth million Of mo-
ney, after establishing new epoch in the history of
railroads IN the old world. Shadrach Penn was
also, among the visitors to see the working model
to-day, and In witnessing.a small engine not much
larger than dinner can, haul man of 40 pounds,
rather screw him up an inclination of one foot in
eight, or some six hundred feet in mile, he imme
dlately began to ampllfy upon the iron mountains OF
sary, the Rocky Mountains to Oregon. Judging
from the practical working of this miniature model,
we regard this railroad application of the upon
1ncuon rollers or rather between them, (sltting, as
they do, like buttons upon the central cl) as one
destined to great practical results.
Some OF our friends insist that Mr. Greenhow,
OF the State department, IS democrat: What will
,b Arcner say TO tins lie never would have urged
not believed MIR. Greenhow an orthodox wing, nor
would Messrs. Benton, Allen, and other democrats
have opposed It, had they not imagined that the OBJ
ject of the wing Senate in purchasing was less to
the understanding Of the question, than for the
ward of good wing parzan. That's ALL
The weather continues delightful. While you men
OF Gotham are suflocatng amid compound of vii
famous smells, arising from your narrow and filthy
streets, we are here luxurating in an atmosphere
perflmcd with roses, jessamines and honey -suckes
tor there is, perhaps, place in the Union where
ara Iu Cd yUo,l,
ton; much of which good taste is certainly attrib1-
table to the example of the gardens of Uncle Sam,
at the Presidents House and the Capitol A good
example Is every thlng-we need 60 no further than
to the example Of the enterprise OF the independent
press as proof Of this elementary truth.
AS ever, My UNCLE Tory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-22
The Crops.

On the sixth inst, says the Eds.eid (s CO. adcerser
we had refreshing rain at this place, and
fall of hail and rain the vicinity The earth which
had suffered so greatly from drought became dry
again On the 18th instant, we had much better rain
thar we have seen for months past The dust is now
completely laid, and the ground in good condition to
work. =
The Hamburg Is. c. Journal Of the 18th inst SAWS
We have an abundance Of rain at last The crops look
hne in the country promising fair yield to our indus.
trious, cheerful and independent planters
Crops in this section OF country look extraordinary
well, considering the long dry spell we have had
Tourists and exchange papers observation all con-
eur in the opinion that the crops in Wisconsin Iowa H.
linos Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio looked better
or more promising than they do at present
In many, il not most Of the counties on the Missouri
iere has been very general failure of the plants in
snse1uence OF the cold and unfavorable weather and
nose who persist in attempting TO raise them rely
on the most favorable aspect Of the weather to bring
them 70 maturity In Franklin county, noted for the pro.
ducton OF our finest tobacco the planters are subsu.
ting corn, and elsewhere others are putting in hemp
Unless great change takes place In the
there will be almost entire failure Of the tobacco
crop on the country bordering on the Mississippi the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-22
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
ID K. 8. O.. RICHAR d SONS
CONCENTR A TEN

SH z X II WINE BITTERS.
THE PROPRIETOR Of this Medicine offers to the public
ns 'ssai Of an sx'snsivs practice and thorough invss
cannot b. denied BY those who have with the
all orsnow in Cor the which they pro
less
isa well known fact that diseases arise from
sngemens Of the Stomach and Bowels in youthful adult and de-
clining life
A tomb Of roast and boiled, and flesh, and fish;
WhSr bile and wind, and phlegm, and acid jar,
And all the man is one intestine war"
The symp&thes which exist between these and
other fe living body the foundation Of nervous dis.
palms. headache owness OF sp Gc and these, their tu
give birth e dysPspsia palptaon OF me heart snorsss OF
and host Of which ember Lille and poison all sources
of enjoyment i.
The distinguished character Of these Btters kings
their operation being less powerful according the
nce 1.-THE disease When used in appropriate quantity in
cosseness slight bilious difficulty and the like where
needs assistance prevent more serious consequences they
will be ,caIcsy felt On the contrary in obstinate cases. they
alton. daily until the circulation fluid becomes purified TIL;
restored state OF health and renewed ygor
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. < D. SANDS Agents. No.
70 Fulton street. 23 Broadway, and II East Broadway.
ais Inns