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From the Boston Mercantile Journal, Jan. 81 s..
!. WTSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

- .
From the Boston Mercantile Journal, Jan. ls45.
,WIsF'AR's BALSAM' OF WILD CHERRY!
. There are somany certain curesY. for coughs,
eolds,and even consumptions, that we are some-
times disposed to questions tho efficacy ofaiiy Of
them. Mr.. s. w. Fcwle. a druggist Of the high
est reputation. at 1873 Washington Street. has
the agency of an article called Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. which seems to have won for itself a
good reputation wherever it has been introduc-
sd :. We have seen letters from various parts Of
New. England, iFom persons rofi the highest
standing in the places where ever il has been
introduced. We have seen letters from, various
partsofNe New England, from persons oftfie high.
est standing in the places where they reside,
bearing testimony 10 the benefit themselves OF
friends had received from trial of its proper
lies. ~. ...,., -, al, ~ -. -.
Extract from aletter dated ~, 80 81 5....e
% e 4og Petersburg, Va. Jan. IS, 1s45. +.
A gentleman Of unqnestionable veracity in.
forms us, that his brother had Been confined to
his bed for weeks with some species of cough,
that baffied the skill Of several eminent physi-
flans, and by the use Of two bottles Of
% Wisfar's Baisan, of Epild Cherry, = !
he hay been restored ,tqperfect health, and he is
aow "a tat and hearty" rtn 7,,y ~ las ~,
sgl s,li Lfs. Years. respectfully, s1es'u7 ,its
a. DO ROSSERs& ANDERSON, Druggists.
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=. 99ERRI16AN, ir5aa'
. % THANKFUL for
TX - past fayors, would
e: g !:
repairing. and TINT
from his expefience, skilIand co1stanf
attention to this important branch Of
business! hopes togive general sniisfac.
ton. and receive . share Of public pat
tronage. Also, on hand. as usual,
Watches, JeweIry. Silver Ware, Music
al instruments, Violin Striags, Jnning
Forks, She'll Combs. Watch Oil. all 81
which;will besold iowto meet the iisnes,
4 y. r. MERRlMAN. /
: ~ 49,
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at . C0agfqf Prub6is koadsn as .Ne,v- Milford
sOiAhiR emd J6H Ne District afytesC- Milford.
90 fhe 2Dkk day y JAAAerg 1916.
Present, .NahbaHisg PssvN, Eco, JUDGE,
ESTATE 90 Gernrdns Fesriss I'd lsse 81 said
II New-Miliosd, diseased On motion OF
Robert Ferries. Executor, this C0Bpt does limit
and allow TO the ereditefs Of said estate six
months from the date hereof. in which Is ex1
n'ot their claims % said Executor, or be de4
barred recovery. And this Court directs said
Executor 70 give notice Of the time 90 limited
oy publishing this order in Newspaper print
ca IN Lisch6eld County. and BY posting q copy
tnereot on the public signpost nearest the place
where where the said deceased last dweli. in said New
Miliord. A true copy Of Record.
/ =" NATHANIEL PERRY. Judge.
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READING FORMS YOUR STYLE

Il tits impossible to bring your mind for any
length of time under the influence Of anoth-
Ter mind, without having your language and
modes of thinking influenced by that mind.
Suppose you wish TO write in an elevated,
measured, dignifed style,--could you avoid
doing it were you first to sit down fort
night and read eJohnson's works? If you
wish towrite in style of pure, simple, Sax
on, read, John Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
through some half dozen times and you will
write thus Could, you walk arm in arm
with d man for, days together, without
catching his step, and gait?- Tits "a law lof
our nature that, our'minds insensibly imbibe
a coloring from those with whom we asso-
ciate, whether they are brought in contact
by the living voice or on. the written page.
The insect &hat lives on the bark Of the tree
is no moreIcertaif TO beof the color of that
bark. Hence the Importance Of reading
good authors those who in all respects
make a good impression upon you: books
probably do more than all other things TO
form the intellectual and moral habits ofthe
student. A single bad book viii frequently
give tone and a bias to the mind, both as
to thought and language, which lllast du-
ring life.-Rep y. Todd BE-. ia." s'& ~, 81.
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HeGth Of an Er- SenGiOr.-Hon Charles
Cuts died at Fairfax 6. H. Va. on the 18th
ult. He was a Senator ofthe United States
at the most critical period of the history OF
this country, and, 'aftef ceasing to be SEN
ator, filed the Office ofSeeretar.y Of the Sen
ate OF the United States for about fourteen
y ! a-.... .ssh Ai.E a,-sf nE- o. .F .|'E
,ye"AS'4 .,s .H. sal 81 srisihsr rfeir zig ' :
Ne,Ospapers-There are 1855 newspapers
and periodicals in the United States, and but
1891 in all the world besides! There. are
more daily papers in New York than there
are in all England. g,ra p, .-e-r..,,..'t,l - ;.
: ~ A girl recently fell through the ice.
while crossing the Allegheny at Pittsburgh,
and screamed SO loud that she soon raised
half thecity. The Journal says that it was
found, by those who went to her rescue, that
lhe'water was only leinches deep where she
spnt her foot nit" m >'eea2 ,eFe,h .rsy.
> Great Sleigh Rids.-One hundred and
twenty: five couples left Springfield, Mass,
week before last for the village ofSomers. ~,
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A Big Story made. 4 Bigger."-A New
Highlander, of southwest, seemed particular,
ly disposed to astonish the other passengers
with tough stories about Yankeedom. Al
last he mentioned that one of hisnear neigh
bors owned an,immense dairy and made a
million pounds of butter and a million
pounds ofcheese yearly. This story .produ7
ccd s,me sensation, and the Yankee perceiy-
ing that mis- veracity was fndanger of being
questioned, appealed to friend as follows !:
s'rrue, isn't II, Mr.. P. I speak Of Deacon
Brown you know Deacon Erown2''. ~. ~, .,
'Ye-e-s,, replied the friend, that is, yes, I
know Deacon Brown, though / don't know
as ever heard precisely how many pounds
of bnt,er and cheese he akes.a,year, hut !
know he has twelve sawmills THAT all so by
buttermilk.'
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j SSmall, thanks to you, )" said plaintiff to
one Of his witnesses, "for what youT said in
n Ah,' sirn said the conscientious u Witness
shut just think of what didnl say ''o.t.a =
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TOR sALE,at L. J. SMITHS Store, ROCK
!, Il SALT. - y
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Farm 4 for Sale.

SITUATED in the town Of
= Woodbury. about two miles
north westerly from the Main
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\ GEO. D. wApHAMs. Disl. Com.
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Z itd'GeId,
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aWEN 0AYLONW.E
Gaylords Bridge, Jan, 81, 1896. M SO
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN r0NMON PLEAS.

A c. WISE, who has been arrested, and
"a is now confined within the bounds of
the Jail Of Edgefed District, by virtue Of Il
writ ofcapias ad sa,isfaciendum, at the suit Of
Charles Lamar, having filed his petition with
a schedule on oath. ofhis whole estate and ef-
feels, with the purpose OF obtaining the benefit
of tie Acts Of the General Assembly, common
ly called the Insovent Debtor's Acts. Public
notice ialsereby given, That the petition, of
the snid A. T.: Wise, aiifbe heard and censid-
cred in the Court of CommoifPleas, for Edge
field District, at Edgefeld Court House. on the
day Of October next, or on such other
day as the Court may order, during the term,
commencing on the first Monday in October
next, atsad place. and all the creditors OF the
said c. A, Wise, are hereby summoned, per.
sonally; or hy attorney, then and there, in said
Court, TO show cause, IT, any, they can, why
the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid should not be
granled to the said A. c. Wise, upon his exc
cutting thu assignment required by the Acts
aforesaid
:. THos. G. BACON, clsrk.
Clerks O flee, June S2d, 1876. :.
July 15t %
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SheriA's Sale.
South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Mary Loveless, Applicant,
VS.. Summons In
Benjamin Loveless, and Partition.
othe,s, Defendants.
pF virtue of an order from John Hill,
LID Esquire, Ordinary of The District
aforesaid. l viii proceed to sell in the
above stated case, at EdgeIieid Court
House, on the first Monday in August next,
the lands:helongias 10 the estate Of Martin
Loveless, decd. containing two hundred
and twenty acres. more or less, situate in
the Disiric, aud Slate aforesaid, on Rocky
Creek. waters of the Savannah river, adj,
joining lands of j. NJ. Clark, William
Holmes, Elizabeth Collins. aud others. on
"a credit until the first Of January next
'tls47), except COSTS, which will be requir.
ed in cash. The purchaser will he requir-
ed to give bond and approved security, and
a mortgage of the premises 10 the Ordinary
TO secure the purchase money.
II. B0UL WARE, s. E. D..
Julys At 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
JN COMWON PLEAS.

TMUGH "A. NIXON. who h1s been arrested
LII and is now confined within the bounds
of the Jail Of Edgeheld District, by virtue Of
several writs Of capias ad satislaciendum, at
the suits of Benz. w. Belts, Bland g. Butler,
and John -Bauskett, severally. having filed his
petition, with a schedule upon oath. of his
whole estate and effects, with the purpose of
obtaining the benefit the Act5 hfthe General
Assembly, commonly called the Insolveut Deb
tors Acts. Public Notice 10 hereby given,
thai the petition OF the said Hugh A. Nixon
will be heard and 'rons sidered in the Court of
Common Pleas, for Edgefeld District, ut
Edgefeld Court House, ON the day of
October next, or Oh such other day as the Court
may order during the term, commencing on
the first Monday in October next, at eaid place,
and al the creditors Of the said Hugh A. Niz.
on, are hereby summoned, reasonably, or by
attorney, then and there in said Count, TO show
cause, If any they can, why the benefit of the
Acts aforesaid, should not be granred, to the
said Hugh A. Nixon, upon his executing the
assignment required by the Acts aforesaid.
THOS. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, June 22d, 1876. ::
July ! 13t rs
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS,

.T. EWIS T. WIGFALL who is now
Al in the custody Of the: Sheriff Of Edge
field District, by virtue Of two Wrils ol
Capias ad Satisfdciendum, at the suits Of
Nm, J. Simkins, and S. Christie aad w.
Burt, having filed his petition with a
schedule on oath, of his whole Estate and
effects. with the purpose Of obtaining the
benefits Of the Acts of the General As
sembly. commonly called the insolyenl
Debtors Acts. Public Notice is hereby
given that the Petition of the said Lewis
r. Wiglall will be heard and considered
in the Court Of Common Pleas, at Edge
field Cour, House, on the First Monday
IN. October nert. or on such olher. day as
The Court may order during the lime, com
mencing on The first Monday inaoc,ober
next. at said place. and all the creditors Of
the said Lewis II. Wigfall are hereby sum-
moned, personally, or by Attorney, then
and there in said Court to show cause, if
any they can, why4,he benefit Of the Acts
aforesaid sl.culd mol be granted TO the said
Lewis Il. WiglaIl, upon his executing the
assisumen, required by the Acts as afore-
said.
THoS. G. BACON, C. C.
Clerks Office, July5 I3t "a
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SherSff's Sale.
State of South. Carolina,
EDGEFIEED DISTRICT.

Samuel P. Getson. e. wife,
Applicants, Summons in
VS.. Partition.
Seaborn Sullivan g. others,
Defendants.
DY virtue of an order from John Hill.
Id Esquire, Ordinary Of the District a
foresaid, / will proceed 10 sell, in the above
stated case, at Edgeefld Court House, on
the first Monday in August next. the
lands belonging 10 the estate of Ellen
Sullivan. decd. situate in the district and
State aforesaid, OH Stevens Creek, waters
of Savannah river, containing Two hum
dred acres more or less, adjoining lands OF
the said S. p. Ge,son, Charles Limbecker,
Elizabeth Sullivan, and others, on ere
dit until the 6rst-of January next (lS47.)
the purchaser will be required TO give bond
and goud personal security. and mort
gage of The premises 10 the Ordinary to
secure the purchase money, except the
costs. which will be required in cash.
II. BOULWARE, 8. F.. D.
Julye At "a
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NEW SYRINGE GOODS
80 w NJ. kETC HAM e. .C0. 80
HhnfBORG, SO: CA.

- hhnfBORG, SO. Ca. y ~
HAVE received their Spring supply Sof
ELL Dry Goods, OF. the latest style and dsls pai.:
terms, consisting in puir Of Graduated Robes
Plain Muslin Robes Rich Bfapery ehiintz.
Printed Lawns, new styles, Baiages; .Gipp.,
hams and Muslins. Cba,nbfay Gineham, fobi
children, Book, Null, saconei; Cross Barred
Swiss and Cambria Mus|ins. Brown, Linen;
Drills, Brown Linen Table, Cldtiis, bY. Sthe,
yard or pattern, Damak Table Diaper, IlishS
Linen. Linen sheeling, Linen and Grass
Skirting, Rich Fancy Spring Prints, "a lot:of
superior Calicoes, at 124 cents, fast coiors.:
Nankeens, Checks, Ticks Cloves, Parasols,
Parasolettes. Sun Shades, Linen Cambria and
Silk Handkerchlefs, Furniture Dimi.y, Finn.
ges, Palm and Leaf Hats Ladies and. Misses
plain Straw and Leghorns ,Gipsey Bonneis..
Flowers, Iabbs and Ribbons; Ladies fine Kid
Slippers. Chidren's black and scolored Shoes
DC: A lot Of Hosiery, .3333 3333 pefscent cheaper:
than ever before offered diit Ills innrket all. of
which, together with our former stock, uill be:
s'la tog, for Prompt Pay. z: 80.
April I9. sI3-tf
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State Of South Caroline, I
EDGEFIELD. DISTRic 4,
IN THE. COMMON PLEAS.
Robipsons d Caldwell, 49, !
Bail lWrit.

Oliver Simpson. 80 4 :.
nLIV.ER SIMPSON who is now in the
" cns,ody ofthe Sheriff Of Elgeheld Dis.
trio, by virtne of the surrender of his Bail, at
the suit of Robinsons d Caldwell having filed
his petition, with schedule on oath, OF his
whole estate and effects with the purpose OF
obtaining lhe benefits Of the Acts Of the Gene
raj Assembly, called the Insolvent Debtors
Acts. Public Notice is hereby given, That the
petition Of the said Oliver Simpson, will be
heard and considered 10 the Courtof Common
Pleas, for Edse6eld District, at Edgeheld Court
House, on the day of October next, OF
on such other day as the Coult suaysorder
during the term. commencing on the first NJ on
day in October next, at said placessand all the
creditors ofthe said Oliver Simpson are.herepy
summoned, personally. or by attorney, iher y
and there in said Court to show. cause. If any
they can, why the benefit of the Acts aforesaid,
shoull not be granted to the said Oliver Slmp'
son. upon his executing the assignment requlr
ed by the Acts aforesaid. = sfSssl:f,. So.
THOS. g.. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, 29!h June, 1886.
July sti3t %
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT. Z
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Nv THE rCCIn MON fLIdS.
NSALEB BROADWATER, and D. M.
" BROADWATER, who have been ar
rested and are now confined witlintbe bounds
of,he Jail of Edgcfeld District, by virtue ot a
writ Of capias ad saiisfacendum at the suit OF
Goode g. Lyon, having filed their petitiolt with
a schedule on oath, of their whole, eslale and
effects with the purpose OIL, obtaining the bene-
6,s Of the act Of the General Assembly COM
monty called the lnsovent Debtors Acts.
Public Notice is hereby given, that the petition
ofthe said Caleb Broadwater and d M Broad
water will be heard and considered int the Court
of Common Pleas for Edgeheld District, at
Edgefeld Court House. OH the day OF
October next, or on such other day as the Court
may order during the Term, commencing on
the first Monday in October next. at said place,
and all the creditors of the said Caleb Broad
water and ID NJ. Broadwater. arc hereby sum.
monrd personally. or by attorney. then and
there in said Court. to show cause, if any they
can, why the benefits of the Acts aforesaid,
should not be granted to the said Caleb Broad
water, and D. NJ. Broadwater, upon their cx.
ecuting The assignment required by the Acts
aforesaid. :. a..f,S. -.
THoS. G. BACON, Clcrl:. J
Clerks Office, June 22nd. l646.
Julyl l3t- rs
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}SHERsFFsS SALE.

ED Yvirrure ofsundry wri,s Of Fieri Ea-
E,B cias to me directed will proceed
10 sell al Edee6eld Court House, or the
First Monday and Tuesday in August
next, the following property, in the fol-
lowing cases, to-wit:
Reuben. Morgan VS.. Daniel Livingston,
the tract Of land whereon the Defendant
lives, containing five hundred acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of Bennett Perry.
Arthur Dozier aud James Merchant
Also,' two negro slaves by the uane Of
John and Lee.
Smith u Griggs VS.. Darling D. Punkett; {;
B. P. RavaneI and Others severally, VS..
the same; the following lots oflaud in the
town of Hamburg, S. c.. known in the
plan of said town as lots Numbers f99, geo,
2Ol aud 20a. having City feel front, and
running back one hundred and ninety six
feet. bounded on the North by Bradbury
Street, Southhy Snowdca Street, East by
TilImau Street. and West by Cobb .et.
Julius C. .Pardue VS.. s.. P. McNary.
Administrator, house and lot in the town
of Hamburg, known.gin tho plsn.of said
Town as lot number 1ol, at present occu-
pied by Howard and Woodruff g. Co.,
ON Centre Street, having fifty feet froat by
two hundred feel back.
John Bauskett vs.. A. L. Hammond, the
interest OF The Defendantin tract of land
containing eight hundred acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of Wade Glover, Jas.
Golf and others.
John Hill, Ordinary, VS.. Lewis Ellzey !:
lhs tract of land containing one hundred
acres. more or less, adjoining Of lands Of
c. J..Clovcr, on all sides, on the waters
of John Carriers Spring branch.
Terms of sale, cash. -
II. BOULWARE. S. E. D.
July S At "a
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yJa.vne's Alternative /!

BRoNCHElE Or.GOITRE iSwelled Neck, J
HE has prescri6ed-the Life Preservale
in Upwards of sixty cases of Goitre, and it
has never failed in single instance TO
completely remove the disease. Not a
solitary case of failure. AtLacere cured :
The success lie has met with in curing
Bronchocle and :Caucerous Affections,
has convinced him, that these dangerous
aud horrible Diseases may be removed
with as much certainty as Fever and
Ague. He does mol wish 10 be understood
as saying that that they eau be cured as
soon as Fever and Asue, but with as much
certainty and further, that he has good
reason Iur believing that this preparation
will not only cure those diseases when
formed, bnt that it destroys the virus or
POISONOUS principle lurking in the system,
from which that peculiar class of diseases,
as well as that of Scrofula emanate.
Scrotala-King's Evil,-The Life Pre-
servative has been used in.numerous cases
Of Scrofula, Kings Evil, aud Scrofula
Swellings, withlhe most decided success,
Skin D,seases.-He has prescribed il in
a great variety Of Cataneous Affections, and
found it successful in curing Salt Rcum, or
Telter, .Biles, Blotches, Pimples, Nor
phew and Jaundiced Skin, &c.
.Dyspepsia and Liver CompIaint.-It has
been used in numerous cases Of Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, and with the
happiest effect.
Prepared only by DR.. D, Jayne, No. 8,
South Third Street, Philadelphia.
R. S. ROBERTS is Dr.. D. Jayne's
only Agen, at Edse6eld Court House.
Beware Of Connterteits!
June "a .3t 22
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT.


James Edison. Applicant, VS.. } Summon
James Rodgers & wife Sarah, IN Parti-
and others Defendants. tion.
PY virtue of an order ,fIom John Hill,
D Esquire, Ordinary of the District
aforesaid, in The above stated case, will
proceed to sell at Edgefeld c. H., on the
LIST Mondayin Angus, next, The lands be-
longing so,he Estate or James Edison.
Senior. deceased, situate in said District,
adjoining lands Of IA artiu Edison, the Es-
tale Of John Gomillion; Mrs. Peggy Go.
million, aud others, containing one hun
dred and twsnty and half acres. more or
less. To be sold ,ou a,credit until the frs,
day Of January next.
Purchasers viii give bond and approved
personal secdri,y. and mortgage. Of the
premises to the Ordinary to secure the
purchase money.
Costs to be in cash.
H BoULWARE, S. E. D.
July 8 At "a
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BEAD if! Read it!

Measrs. ROWaDd ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: !:
In Justice 10 you. and MS an act Of charity 10
those afflicted as have been, cheerfully fur
nish YOU testimonial of the astonishing cure
performed upon me ebyyour "DR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA." More
than two years since, was attacked with a
most obstinate and fnghuul Scrofula, which
baffied the skill ofthe most eminent physicians
in our city. Among other remedies, used
sixteen bottles Of " Swaim's Panacea," twelve
bottles " Sarsaparilla and Iodine" and large
quantities Of Hydrindate Of Potash, and was
still growing worse. -.
My mother seeing your advertisement of
"DR. CULLEN'S PANACEA," called upon
you. and YOU spoke so confidently Of il that
was induced TO try it. although had bnt little
faith IN its efficacy, after having tried so many
other remedies withon, relief. My face, fore.
head, nose, cars, and one side Of my throat were
almost covered with highly inaamed and pain.
full ulcers, when commenced using the "PA-
sAcEA." on the 29th Of December. l845-and
TO nv utter astonishment, the swelling and
soreness were entirely removed in tuenty:to
hours-and in two days the ulcers commenced
healing II am now using the third hottle-the
ulcers are all healed, and my health perfectly
restored. Yours, &c.
JOHN w. APPLETON,
~ No.6. Madison street.
Phila., Jan. 10, 1886.
City Of Philadelphia, IS:
MAYORS OFFICE.
Personally appeared before me,
r.. 81 the subscriber, Mayor Of said city,
John w. Appleton, who being sworn,
deposes and says that the facts set forth in the
foregoing statement are true. In testimony
whereof, have hereunto set my name and
caused the corporate seal to be affixed, this
tenth day Of JanuaEy,A. D. 1916.
! Signed, JOHN SWIFT, Mayor.
The above certificate of our Son is withou,
the least shade of exaggeration. Ills case we
had considered almost hopeless, after so many
celebrated remedies had failed, and we atiri.
butte his final cure in the INCREDIBLY SHORT
SPACE OF ELEVEN DAYS to your "PANACEA'
alone. Yours, respectfully,
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON,
tan'y. 10Th, 1876. ANN M. APPLETON. :
can cheerfully bear testimony to the above
oerg extraordinary case and believe it to be one
of :he most rondcrtuL cures on record. i wa:
present when Mr.. Appleton called to see Row
and g. Walton, in relation TO his case. Hi
| face wds then almost covered with scRoFULou!
ULCERS, which were highly inHaned and yery
painlul-and | must say that very muct
doubted that cure could ever be effected |
is hardly probable that Mr.. Appleton woulc
have lived three months longer without relief.
Signed, WILLIAM STEELING, M. D.
January 10, 1886.
,"Culler 3 Panacea," sold Wholesale anc
Retail by Jos. r.. Cowand, No. 376 Marke
! s,reet. p RI. Horn corner Fourth and POPLAR
Vaughan. corner Sackanlazon g. Qneer
sts., .Kensington, and our accredited Agents
Il. 5. ROBERTS, Agent, Edsefeld G. n.
South Carolina.
July 81 rs