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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-07
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD- DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Ann F. Williams aud
Tahilha Martin,

Ilh![Nh NIarlH1I
pS. BatJ0r
Freeman 6. Marlin, Partition, &c.
James W. Caldwell and
wife Frances, q others.
MT appearing to my satisfaction; that The de-
d feniian,s James W. Caldwell, and wife
Frances, reside beyond the limits of this State.
On motion of Griffin and Bonham, Complain
ants Solicitors, Ordered, thai the said James
w. Caldwell aud wife Frances, do appear md
plead, answer or demur to this bill, within
three months from the publication ofthis order,
or that the said bill be taken pro c0nfesso against
them. s. s. s. ..TOMKINS, c!;E.s r. D. V v
Commissioners Office, Edgefeld CHI. ~
January q, lsd7 f.9 -; d.. z
ianuary:27 - q. 5s. a 3Srl
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NOTICE.

A Ill Persons indebted to the Estate o!
IA George Pope, deceasei, are hereby noii,
fed that il is absolutely necessary TO collect all
the money due The Estate, and that those who
do not pay will be sued before return day
Tile Mites are in The hands Of N. l.. Griffin OF
]. w. Gibbs, Esqrs.
THUS. II. POPE, Executor.
Lang If
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ROBERTS'S

LONDON REGENERATTVE. CREAM
ENOR gradually darkening the Hair, aud
E keeping it from falling Off or turning
grew. 1t strengthens weak Hair, and by its
constant application produces beautiful gloss
without the use of oil being apparent. Ii is
one of the best curling iluida in existence. Price
so cents bottle. X. s. ROBERTS.
march 26 If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-07

FHSO THE FAlTHLESS = !.
"a Ifany doubt the wonderful powers ol
/" DIR. CULLENS INDIAN VEGETABLE
PANA CEd,'. we invite them 10 call upon MIR.
Isaac Brooks. Jr., Jefferson street. fourth door
west of Schuylkil Sixth street, below Locust
and learn from his own lips Of one oI the mos
astonishing cures Of Scrofnla ever performed
on human being-or or call nt the reidence oI
his father, Eleventh and Vine Streets. Solo
by JOS. r. ROWAND,
376 Market street, Philadelphia.
RS. ROBERTS, Agent, EdgefieldsC G. Fl.
South Carolina. i. E., 81 q
match 81 -s 81 III T,
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FAX Collectors Notice,
No. 2,

H. WILL attend at the times aud places here
IL iUaner specified 10 collect the General,
Poor aud Road Tax, for the year 1916.
~, Nnod.v 00nd March at Shpnna rdis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-07

u The following gentlemen are announced
by their friends as candidates for the Office of
Tax Collector at the ensuing election:
Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGE j. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS.
SAMPSON B, MAYS.
Lieut. JAMES B. HARRIS,
Mai. s. C. SCOTT
Maj. MARSHALL r. SMITH,
LEVI r. WILSON.
U The following gentlemen are announced
by their iiends as candidates for the Office of
Ordinary, at the ensuing election.
Col. JOHN HILL,
JULIUS BANKS,
Capt. w. l.. COLEMAN.
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The subscrberrelurns his sincere thanks 10
the citizens ofthe District, for the liberal man.
ner in Which they have supported: him in his
business, and hopes-by strict attention, TINT
the public may find ITO eiradyaniage elncon.
Eunue flfeiT p;if f6n1s t3ffNnEYJN N. 2
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NEW WORK.

NOTICE.
-7WN HE undersigned have formed co-part-
IL nership under the name of J,HS LYON
e. Co, for the purpose Of carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring Business,
and will keep at the same place formerly occu-
pied by John Lyon.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES. YESTlNGS,
and fancy articles. will always he kept on hand,
which will be suld unreasonable terms.
JOHN LYON.
JOHN LlPSCOMB.
January ], 1Sd7.
We also would inCurmthe public. that we are
receiving from New York aud Charleston, a
splendid assortment Of Goods suitable for. Gen
tlemens wear consisting III part Of
Sup. black French CLOTH,
Do. blue do. do.
Do. brown do. do.
Do. black do. Doe skin CASSiMERES'
DO do. fancy do. do.
Do. fancy check summer COATS, large
variety,
Asplendd assortment of VESTINGS,
A. fine lot of white kid Gloves, black do.
Black satin aud fancy Cravals and Scarfs.
Suspenders, silk under Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton and woolen Drawers,
Also, q variety of Goods belonging TO the trade,
such as MILITARY TRIMMINGS, &c. all
of which will be sold and made up, IN as style thai
ilplease any lhut may favor US with their
patronage.
March is, 1917. 3m 9
/. s. 2. l. n q = I. 49, +. =
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Monday and Tuesday the 3rd and 4tll days
Of May, at Edgeffeld Court House, after which,
Sf>sss5 J. QUATTLEBU UNI, T.. C.. E. ID,
march 10 Is 81 sds, z y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-07

G7 Tbe friends of WESLEY BoDIE. an
uounce him as Il candidate for the Office ol
S.elld, al the ensuing election.
february 81 II
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Notice; 3

A LII Persons having demands agaiist Tho
IA eslate Of Henry, Carr dec d. ale ,regRests
ed to present Them legally attestcd and tb6es
indebted are requestedto make:immsdi didfe nay ss
;nent. III 0S, LAX Il 4daiaist SIS "
Jnne33
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&c. PAULETT.

nPThe friends of Major ABRAHAM
JONES, announce him as candidate for
the Legislature, to fl The vacancy occa-
stoned by The death of James S. Pope
Esq.
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III 1zslS52 l
El ? = 3 81 ~
IzZfl[::]|IlZll!Ell!l!!'[|j0
YNarranieal. .d0I Cure.

Warranted TO CURE
HEMORRHOlDS, S,OR,PlLES, jda 1iselse )
produced by localirrlaton, costiveness, purge
tive s,mulan,s. undue determination Of blood y
10 the hemorrhoidu vessels by excessive iidlDg
or walking or u congestiye state of :.ihe liver,
and peculiarty ofihe constitution itself
II is usually considered under tlteel forms.
or varieties. rs follows-Blind Piles, SYhnes
Piles, and Bleeding Piles. g :sss.ss
This disease is so common, and so5yery wel 81
known, that n description ofits SYMPHONIC as
not deemed necessary - 20; sss5
The success that has followed The use ofthe
Embrocation in The cure Of tits disease; has
been truly astonishing. Physicians now ud:
wise their patients 10 try:it. as The only
Pile Medicine
In addition 10 its heng a positive remedy for
the Piles. it never fails to cure ttlialI N1s0LE
RaBLE ITCH ING. which issosery common,
and has lis location i'll the same parts as ithess
Piles, ~ :ie;.i 5s q -s $500
Read the following. from the editorial Coz
Iumns of Alexander's Weekly Afesse1se
Found at iast--A cure for the sP Phes.reP Physl,s
clans and Chemists have long been anxious, to-
discover medicine that would cnre one Of the
most troublesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has allast been the result rsJACKS0NsS
PILE Eil BR RUCATlO ON not toniy stops all
bleeding. allays pain and ihfamatio, sub 1ues
that iniolerable itching. but effectuaIi clressS
like a charm. md in very short TIME, PERSONS
whose lives have been rendered miserable torSjj
years. IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-07

STATE rOE SUI LllECAKOLllNA ~ n
. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN THE COURT: OF EsOR BINARY.
uY JOHN HILL, Eaq., Ordinary of
Ed Edgefeld District 49,
Whereas Simeon Atlaways aud Cha's,
B Gauden hath applied % me for Letters
of Administration, ON all and singular the
goods and challels, rightsfapd credits OF
Charity Johnson, late Of The District afore-
said. deceased. 4il,#
These are. therefore, to cile and admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred aud cred
ilors OF The said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, ut our next. Ordinary's Court
for the said District, 10 be holden a. Edge
field Conrl House, on the 12lh day of
April next, 10 show cause, il any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand ard dsoeal, this tbs
9th day oil March, in tile. year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
lorty-seven, aud in The 7lsl year Of Amer
can Independence.
JOHN sHtI.L,0.SE
march 81 s2r 10
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faidI,aIiffffi6l S!6iffiisi

march 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-29

I R,-g. lel she t1era'z on n the 'iraH s.P9-
\ 80, nj 81 f,,, AID hr.,efy. the county It Hal
la. ~ the month sf Ostoser, 1917
Wood On Web, I''4i'.i
dgdByt
Him B,,n and Flizlbe'h his wife Jesse T. Aiams 20.
Icetgr :. aui iDssd Trhllr, IeieHdahi>s
Is CHAStERY.
The Defendants, John Brogan and Elizabeth his VII MT
l,ins catered her apI'ra aud 1t appearing o S4'''
tor, ~ den q that they nhsbItanf> ot ts ioa ~
wealth; Il ord re that ia aid defendants. John III IAN
aud Doth HI, wlic do appear here on the t h7n3a N
* an answer thu rlantih> bill; and that cop,
81 tins ofe b. 1rthrith inserted n the lsnchb1fg efs-
an Tor ty 1ts sc,,iycly aud posted at the il"nt dor
II the g,an loIse u tn, county
\ Copy-rcstc.
WI HOLT, Cl1t
Nv Vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-29
NDODPE( klRS

We have noticed IN many plc, $ A very wicked and
very Improbable practice, VIZ: boys OF men stanliar
sentinel IN orchards with een. shooting v odprrhef>
IN any country and far uariv IN this aere clarIs
generally are 81 poorly taken Of the wotpac
are o great advantage IN the way o kiiAa Insects ,n
worms II Was once thou m hat these birds peckeJ IN
10 The rn tree 1r The purpose of getting the SAP II dial,
was the case they could find our woods of native
growth, cnntanins sap mich paa'ablr we sh,n1d
mink, than can be found IN orchards The fact Is
ihey hunt alter and destroy much of The yernp thai
'rfes aud N very many cases Kill m st valuable fruit
trees Where there orchards very much infested
with worms, the woodpecktr, III all pruabllit, cannot
save H. hui we have M uu5i but tn v have saved many
an orchard by deVunrng the worms and insects lief
,hry became numerous. They The o,rn enemies Of
all noXius reptiles. Nj long ago we We're rdino H., an
orchard and our attention attracted hy the nre.sau
catier o some two three zeu of these san suckers
we knew run The nature OF the birds that snnethnu
unusual must be g1nI and hiiced our horse and
rneceded cautiously 10 the spot. On coming near We
disf5Vesec c'Ild, little girl asleep; we could hear 9th
ef children. al distance al play. On getting sul clos
az, we saw the Of the birds mn asneSs-therc I'm
.hFse ieel OF The little innoceht one lay, cliled mp aRd
Striking at The birds theg t,inced down upon hi u on
every side large yenorous srpentwe procured aru,
s''ch and nnp"rcelyed gh a stroke him. and f,onlnr
up WIN others soon despatched him. The child had
Neh AZ pay with the rest, and bee ming wearled had
'aih DOWN and iailen asleep. Missouri EayDpr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-29
Rule Ic FIND The CONTENTS OF \
llIlN llhI Sc

!. For the holy multiply the length. breadth and
depth continually together tor the sadr.y. = rq The
upper. or r"t. rar- mruni, tbr length b, the bread
iar the area " HE bosr, hu multiply tins area hy one
Third Of the perPan clf hrght ur Of The pitch as II l.
commonly called, 1T i've s. ldily. , Add the two ,i
dlhcs together, and multiply the amount by 1; ca, n
one figure m the night. ard the remaining fipnrc, " Il
give Tire NUMBER =" bushels Of SHIELDED com, Faf tn,
tumtet q bushels in the ears multiply by : Instead al
Example courthouse Is 10 tcci long. II tee, hi, adj and
10 eei high. The prlch being feet Rrqulrcd tho con
TENS 10 multiplied by 10 and by 10 viii give luoo
'6muuplicd by 10 and by viii give 20l. 1000 added
GOODWILL give 200 Zoo mulnPlrd by will pi,,
H8pl cot oil The right hand figure aud we shall hay,
and one half bushels Of shcIed ,orn 1000 mnlapi,,
ty Will give $500; cut III the right hand f,urc adj,
q, aud We shall have 965 bushels ii com in the ,ar,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-29
7 RiCrlON MATCHES.

Inc fabrication Of chemical sllumertes occupies in
ibr rnvlrins ., Paris more Than ten thousand wurknen
single honSe employs three hundred \ single house
io1aag fsncs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-29
SORE TEArS IN COWS

an Old recipe for this III which the COW is heir 10 is
f'hns the parts affected in npasscs and we have known
!" 10 be tried In ainy cases with success
Boston Cuhirator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-29

Prom the Boston Post
COR SETS

CURSElS.
r-.su l was down In Bos,en town,
/. month age OF more,
! saw vefv singular thing
fnevef saw bsiore.
Twas hanging in window Gaze,
tpoa a string stiaddlt
J. a,kod SOM thing lIkc an hour gls.s
And somsihins like saddle
] sskel u several citizens.
Who Glanced TO be at hand
IVY hat was il - bat their g,bb1rish
coaldn, understand
One i,llav called il "a rgstfsit
On certain part'c, PLACED,
Like decree IN chsn.efti
To ,tsl thu tenants "ast' p"
Ana;her-just tic qioercst clap
81 an, in tie swarm
SAID, "'twas tle glls' 81 i,sln'n, but
It iras the mould ol t,im .
Another 'aid 4" 'twas machine
\ lady ussd tong hen
H. bring her iAnn and Isl, Mt
The aery smallest iiSut,
A. ia,i little rifl came out,
Aud titel "a n4p "a,
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EaGlsLLR's DfriCE. Nv :, ISL
TO TIMBER CONTG NCTOES

CEALED PROPOSALS VII be received at a..
> Company efiro in Richmond. uul tie 18th ot
December neal, fr the following bill ol ln,b,r. 10 b.
delivered any pom, the canal between I.,ael5arz
and North River
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-29

SEPTEMBER 2uI1L ISL
I HAVE Ist received hy EXPRESS the following Rich
aud Beau4ibh G9p!, To wl,sh luNllc the attention OF
bHNcts
Elrat'o plals
Emhnnderod N,lc coated Robes. thing tn,
market
silk Plal- in great variety
Plaid Aousiins
'lcrleri and lIibrt Shawls
Eg> Htian Nj T. t,ss,ttcd)
kid Glove G,s-ortcd)
English sill, lose
Thread and l},hnu Elging (tssore)
together with great variety OF heavy ooen Goods such
Eldmcls
lindsrls
Fu}lei Cloths
Slimcus,
Blankets e. &e.
81 2p-ts DDN I. c. PETERS
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pAssENcERs SAILED

4. n, aaarship HiouRta from Boston Jon L''c'Po0'.
g X Whitweli, T A Sumner and lady. Mrs sl0ver, ~
L.son and lady. Cowdn, Brillsrd n bryant
gon X q Winthrop & SON @ Todd. DR. w fheips
r II Booth. Peloso sidney Homer. Clearer OF uis-
o.sehesS Nc Brown and lady. Anderson W Perrin
Sr Ysshburn G NJ Bsyley, ell OF Boston; hosef5,
Mr.. Roserr and seryt W b Pickmsn, OF salem he' X
s.l,oer' Mr. Rogers, OF Bath: w Townsend and iaey
N.ss Pets. WIN Shaw and lady. Thos Ward and LADY
Mr fIsutx. xr Pstn, II spaulding II Garrett Chs;
Houn.y. Mr. Ieber, Arthur w Jsffrey, w Murray, y
8 Gillian G Petrie, Mr. Day Mfr Brogner, VIM II sc0u
WIN Gsrvip, Grayden. w Wheeler, a Logon mr 10
ksrty. Mr. Thursen Geo Pesrce, q Bersent faysnii
Mf Fojvel Mr. Petre and friend, Stewart iaoy arc
servs maid w Benjamin jr. Emeriek, snel 1hsn p
yrost Murray Dupont, w Thomss Mr 9 S,s .
Hutton, Chiuenden, Jss Ih9m, u; p w., Wb,,e'
Horace Fuller Mr. Cockron Wm brsnu, L., J"
vr,sht phlio speyer Jolly, T Vogei mr. Lorp,ner ere
r,.nco,s Meesm Ellison, David hlih.en Lou Louls
site " Marlin Mr. Rollins, NJ Goldsten hir Wises'
A. Is5,n.Ier and lady Mr. Wilmer II Pattison' gonn
ss,n,a M Kendall Mr. Willis. all Of New-fork; 10
Mn, w = Heins w Groshotz, David Graham OF rnha,
tsIobia Gen Cook and servt OF Albany; Mr. fsui, OF
virginia Gold Of Connecticut; still, OF BALTIMORE
A Imsruel Of N Orleans Beckett, G Wilder OF On,
e,nns; Jos Richardson of Ireland Capt Robinson Of
erunswick; Major smytb, British Afmy-lli
For H4Tfax-M w Green OF Boston; Miss Biing Mrs
Gibson Rev Mr. stors, Mr. Billing. Tooin v' Hal
Gax--k Total 100.
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.


Da Tow SsEsD-Der Sir. BY wife has been for sever
al wears afflicted with rheumatism. She has led many
different remedies obtain some relief Jul a ID no PUT
pose She was finally Induced by seeing your advertise
ent 10 give your parls trial We procured some
OF IL from your agent Mr. Van Buskifkl aud II glVes NE
pleasure 10 state that using she experienced great
relief and WA 10 very short time perfectly cured was
also together with in my employ badly troubled
with piles and by using small quantity Of Your Ssrsspa.
one ofthc hest OF medicines and would advise all who are
sfsIctad 10 Give IL trial GARRIT GARRABRANT,
l23 Markei-st. Newark.
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miscellaneous.
LOCKE'S
PATENT PORTABLE CHAMBER
uDtT UIftF NtDafT ButFf
toR GENTLEMEN, LADIES AND CHILDREN
N.ty Nork


toa GENTLEMEN, LADIES aNu CHILDREN
No. 81 Ann-st New-YorE.
fINHlS BATH Ia acknowledged by al who have used Il
10 be superior 20 thing tOT Ih8t
purpOse-tooh the premium the late fair Of the Amer..
can institute In competition with RAtess celebrated
aud cthers and IL highly recommended by he
press
uforIns ornamental piece OF furniture for bedroom,
sy lie used as Shower Nap0 Bath, and IL srrang
ed with hooks that when used for bathing purposes Il
is very convenient wardrobe for ladies' or gentesns
use II occupies but "A inches square on the noor,
and weighs but 65 pounds when Baes's baths OF the same
sze weigh u.s. thus rendering /! portable Win peI'eo1
esse from room 10 room.
The construction of the BAH Il such that The osl den.
CAFE manage IL with perfect ease The fSui
lowered 10 receys lbe wafer by small ersIh wl'eh
can be- turned by child it's then raised aud retah 81
any required height for child, lady or gentleman Ibe
bab Ia administered by pulling small cord which opens
valve In bottom the fountain and may be closed al
pleasure lher1by enabling lady OF nervous Ismpef5-
Inenl 10 lske from one 10 hye gallons Al time.
Il may be converted into simple or indicated yspOr
bgh, by attaching small apparatus win spnI lamp
which Is sold With The bath II required
Manufactured and cold. Wholesale and retel, by
JOHN LOCKE, 81 Ann-st Hew-foIk.
Prices range from 80 SIS Steam Generator, win hs
sbpurenances S. Persons al distance desiring futhrr
information relative 10 size style Of finish and prices can
by addressing the subscriber bs furnished with circular
containing particulars. MI laWS&SM Wv
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MoEF MAN 10000 cusES
LIMITED STATES OFFICER.

Capl o. ". McLesp Of ne lnlied siales Navy. bs
Kindly sent the following Certificate teIs is owl
story HALFWAY, ian % ~,
year since ! wss iaken with the lHbusnra and no.
whole systc n le ~ debiitsted state was Induced L
NV Dr. Towusends Sar aparla, and eieT isklng Two o.
three bottles very msch relieved, and attributed
entirely said SsrsepsIils have continued TAX n;
Il; and nnd that improve every day. believe saves
nv lie spd would not "a without Il under any consider
lion u, w, MtLEANi late u D ~
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Books.
LOOK OUT FOR THE GHOST

LOOK OUT FOR THE GHOST
MORE LITERARY INSANITY developing. Another
WI new humorous paper coming out Yankee Doodles
Ghost" Ia The nile This paper will be published next
week It's contents viii be highly seasoned and original
sublime and Ridiculous and illustrated with cuts OF the
great literary undeakerr and fun In America generally
Terms 81 year. s. for two copies six cenis copy.
News boys atIend-look out for the Ghost.
SMITH, JONES co. Ppbllshers. Fulton-s N. Y.
The Ghost viii be in quarlo form Of eight or twelve
pages. m3l ST.
A RlsTA'S MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR
hn Mexico showing the topography Of the country, The
passes roads &c should be In the hands OF every Amer
citizen Price Is cents In sheet 50 cents pocket FORM
Published and for sale wholesale and retail, BY
al 81 J. DIsTuRNELL, I02 Broadway.
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THE EDITOR

Johp Jackson Esq. Editor Of the Railway Republican
published The above certificate aud remarks IN az editorial
81 follows
TIE suceess OF Dr. Townsends preparation " sArea'
oaa appears Ia be OF he extraordinary character
we publish to-day certificates Ia iis behalf one rom
Capt Mclean Of this town, and one from Rev MT White
of sta,en l.snd gentleman well known in Rshway.-
Caot Mclean believes the medicine 10 have save his e'
and Mr. White 10 entertain On equally strong cor
fdence 10 h. efficacy. Intelligent Ike these would
uoi praise 90 strongly whsthey did fully believe 10 de-
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passrNGERs ARRIVED

IN paeist ssip Zurich from Haryo--A Bomabel Of Mo
Mla. Ricard Mr. BIanchet OF Oregon; Mr. Cbironggss
Dir Poudozy Mr. Werner, II HAITI, n Fox foN, o, o.
York; II Raston, Of Philadelphia; Lvings.on, WI
pierce and daughters Of NYork spd 70 In steersge
2, packet chip Wssizqinsiey. from Londoh--A RAINY
S,snc,s barrett and John Cameron Of England
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This certificate was handed into Dr. Townsends ONCE
his week AMI concuslvely prove that hs sarsspale mas
perfect control over The most obstinate diseases OF lhr
blood Three persons cured In one house is unpTecr
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QFFrCIAI.
LIST OF LETTERS.
,o,,,r,Kp Is rns rnIburr sY rEcIAL afFofNTAEsY.

ADVERTISED IN JHs TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL AffoiS1AhTr
yIs And BE- Il farther enacted,
And all advertisements made under the ordet OF NE ros
General Ia newspeper OF newspapers, OF leuets
ed for ia any Post Ooe shs be inserted In cs epa
or papers Of the Town place where The Once sdse'"k
nav 5s situated, kr.as az lar ea esrcSla,on ,a.,
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surina ano GUNNER fflsoirine.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD.

DR.. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD
THIS EXTRACT is put up In quart boiftf us az hf,
ekeaper, plessaner, and warranted superior 10 any
,od II cures diseases without uoming pursmg, fcsen'
inf o. dcbilufafisg The patient IA.
The great beauty and superiority OF Ills snrsaParhs
over a. other remedies while II srIdir1lss ds-ase
invigorstss the body. .-
MORE THAN 1900 cusEs TINS WAS
600 CURES oF RHEuNariss,
200 cUREs OF DYsFEPsisi
Eervous Energy.
a.0OO FEMALE COMPLAINTS AHD oVER,
1000 cURrs oF DISEASES -,
or Ihe Blood viz: Ulcers, scrofuls EfysiPelas, Sail
Rheun Ppes The face &c. Nc together with numer-
Gus cases VI Consumption, Liver Complaint, sPns Alec
tons &c. This we are aware must sPPear inerediole
bu have letters from physicians and our Agents fro
All parts Of United States informing US OF ertrAoruh
ary cures r. Van Buskrk, Esq one Of the nos
BE druggists 10 Newark Newyersey informs US .hst ne
can refer 10 Than hundred and hhy ctses 10 ina
pisee alone There thousands ofcases 10 the City OF
Esw.York which we will refer 10 with pleasure, snd 70
neu OF character well known.
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DR. TOwNsEsD- Dsar Sir ] have ihe pleasure 70 ~
form you hat three Of my children have been cured OF NE
srrofe be The use OF your excellent medicine They
were scied very severely with bad sores have taken
on, four bottles Il took them away for which feel my
ISAAC W. GRAIN, LOG WOosersi
New York. March |, 1917.
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LAW
ANDERSON < MCCLELLAN,
Late OF Tennessee,
attorneys AND CCussELLoRs At Law
Ma ,a,as, Florida
NNiLL PRACTICE LAW 10 partnership In all he C0ufIa
w OF his State Any business entrusted 20 hef care
vii meet With prompt attention
References
4 3. Estes, New-Yo City,
Hon q. NJ Bramf,
4. F. Gaf Esq Nashville Tern.
Messrs. Martin Me Alliste,.)
fit = sI %HiRh E' R.Q }Puls's, Tenn
David Loonsy, ESQ. Memphis, Tenn
Hon. T. DilAhufty Columbia Tenn mo- 4teod