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District Bible Mccsincs

propose, as Agent of the American Bible So
cicty, to preach, if the Lord ril,' at the follow
ing times and places. Tho Bible cause will be
presented and Il collection taken up to aid in
the circulation of the Holy Sc. ,:ures, and any
other measures deemed advisable will be adopted
Ii. 4. G.. WALKER
Cokesbury, Sunday, July t.
Due West, l-2 past II o'cl'k r. NJ. "Wednesday 9" :.
Rocks o'clock, Sunday, IL.
Asbnry, " Wednesday, " H.
Lower Long Cane, l o'clock, Sunday. Is
I.oundcsvilc, :: "Wednesday, 2l
! Wilmington, Sunday, %
NorE-i expect to attend the Anniversary at
Abbcvillc July 2Sth. l have taken the liberty to
name in tho above appointments some Presbyterian
! and Sccedcr churches without having all oppor-
tunity of consulting the brethren concerned, feeling
| assured that they would concur
June Ii l6 If
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Last Notice.

The Notes and Accounts due LIVINGSTON g..
C'lmer, on settlement all falling INTO the
hands OF the subscriber, those indebted will
DC required to make payment before the mid
die OF September next, as they will save cost.
tor after that tim" will lodge them all in the
hands Ola suitable officer for collection.
June 30 IS-4t S t;ILMER
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The Temperance Anniversary.

The friends of This cause, who have willing
mind and a heart in this work, can assist the
Committee, by making small contribution on
Sale Day next, to DIR. |. Branch or D. Lcsy
for necessary expenses. Those who live near,
and find it more convenient, can give cold
loaf or ham.
The delegates from the local Societies will
meet in the Methodist Church at 10 o'clock,
on the morning of the 9th July for the tran,
saction Of business, and repair to the Court
House at ii o'clocX to hear the addresses. A
Band OF Music will be in attendance. The
public generally are invited to attend.
d. LESLY, Chm. Gem. Ar'g'ts.
June %
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Notice..

would refer my friends and clients to John H.
Wilson Esq, with whom have lcltmv whole bu-
slncss, and who during my absence, will give all
necessary information and assistance to those who
have hitherto given, who may hereafter ba dcsi-
rous OF extending to mo their patronage and en-
conragcmcnt. JOHN i. MORAGNE
Dec. 80, l946 44tf
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Bagging and Rome,

Tagging and Rope,
The subscriber ofrrs to sell at the lowest
rates of the market,
$50 p's. heavy KENTUCKY BAGGING
10 DO. DUNDEE do
AS suitable Tor making sheets to sun wheat
on, for,y-fvc inches wide. Orders from his
friends and the public generally for these ar
'lclcs, will he strictly attended to. He soli-
cits orders. J.. HOWARD.
Hamburg, June 9 Is 4tsm
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Citation.

Citation.
Whereas, B. f. Mosrley applies to me to
grant him Letters of Administration on the
Estate OF Dorothy Moselcy. decd: These arc
therefore to cite the kindred and creditors of
the deccaScd to appear before inc on the I'd
Monday in July next, to show cause why said
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 2Gth June,
lS47. u. LESLY, Ordinary
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Cokesbury Female School.

COKCSDurY FCmaIC SCHOOL.
1t affords US PLEASURE 10 announce to the pubs
lie, that this ms titution is in prosperous and
tlrurIshing condition. The number Of pupils
the present session is fifty one, twcnty-,hree
Of whom take lessons in music. Tie first
session will close on FRIDAY the 25th of
JUNE, Gnstant,) on which day there will be
public examination OF the scholars. The
patrons and friends of the school and the pub
lie generally are invited TO attend On the
evening of the same day, at carly candle light,
DR.. w G.. Norwood will deliver IN Address
on the subject of Female Education.
The srcord session will begin on the first
Mnoday in July, and end the last of November.
SILAS J.. HELLER, Rector.
Cokcsbury, June % II 2w
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CHE ntarlscts.

HAMBURG, JUNE 81.
CoTTcN-Since the favorable accounts bv the
Cambria, our market may be quoted fully l-2 Ct
higher on all descriptions; although there is 80 lit
tlo doing in tho article, that prices not yet fully
established We quote l-2toI IL l-2 as extremes.
PRovIsIoSs.-Flour has suffered "A decline since
the arrival of the Cambria. We quote the price
from Wagons at 6 to + l-2.
Bacon, hog round, &c. Corn, 10 to Is cts.
JOURNAL.
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Notice.

Notice.
The subscriber having just returned from Charles
ton with "a splendid assortment of Fancy dry goods,
Shoes, Hats, Bonncts, Crockcry and Hard wares
&C; which he offers to the public in general, OH tho
most reasonable terms. Those who wish to pur-
chase goods for cash, will do well to call and exam
inc Ills stock before purchasing else where, US con-
siderable discount will be made for cash.
Jacob Painter.
Due West, June ls47. 4t Ii
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The Subscribers

- The subscribers have just received
II large addition to their former stock of
tr'sh and Genuine DRUGS and MEDi-
ClNES, Paints and Oils, Dye Sluffs, Spices,
Perfumcrlcs, &c.
-ALSO,-
a complete assortment Of Drs. Jaync's and
Motfatts Medicines and Truss"s, and few
Electro Galvanic Machines, suitable for Ply
slc'ans and Academies all OF which thew OF
tet on the most accommodating terms
CALHOUN e. HACKETT.
Greenwood, June 30 1921
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Warehouse and Commission
BUSINESS.
II 4 " b URG, S. C..

HA URG, S. G.
e-s The subscribers having leased
( ID o AAthc Ware House in Hamburg,
GsgyggsENAy lat, ly occupied by Smith e.. Ben.
5sz4s4e@s9seasb son, under the firm of RANlEY
a. TAGGhRT. THY offer their services
to their friends and the public generally, in
the STORAGE and SALE of COTTON,
FLOUR. BACON.an Produce of all kinds;
RECEIVING and FOR WARDING MER.
CHANDIZE, and Purchasing Goods to Or.
der, &c.
share of public patronage.
Their House will be open on the first Sep
tcuber Tor the TRANSACTION of business.
JOHNSON RAMEY
JOHN TAGGART
June %. 1917. Ttf
o. The Hamburg Journal will copy the
above until further orders.
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The HOME OF FREEDOM Two hundred
emigran,s arrived in Baltimore, a few days
since, said to be the vanguard OF colony
of several thousand Hollanders, who are
about to settle in Missouri. They are we'll
clad, and fine looking people, and have a.
bundance of means to carry out their inten-
ton. They fly from religious persecution
under the King Of Hanover.
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AN ENrERpRIsING YANKEE.-In the
packet ship Washington Irving, which sail
ed from Boston some days since, went pas
scnger young shoemaker from Qnincy,
under contract for one year, to take charge
of shoe factory in Liverpool, to instruct
the operatives in the making of pcgged
shoes and boots-an art they do not under
stand in England yet.-Barnslablc Patri-
0t
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(WRITrEN FOR TIE BANNER.


ALCOHOL,- TEMPERANCE, SC.
Hence, Mr.. Editor, if what we have said,
in our preceding articles, in relation to al
cohoi, as a great national, moral, mental,
and physical evil, be true, do not the moral
principles of rcctitudc forbid that we should
use it us beverage Do not our moral
obligations, to the claims of God, and to So
cicty forbid that we should encourage, in
any way, any thing, whatever, that is so
destructive i'll its consequences as alcohol
has positively proved itself to be2 Here
when we consider the relative value Of the
means Of our happiness, both collectively
and individually, and that the cause Of reli-
yon and humanity is slowly advancing, we
shall all be compelled to give an affirmative
! answer.
True alcohol is an important article Of
the Materia Mcdica, but here it is not used
as a beverage. True, alcohol is often very
eflicacious as 1. sljnucnt in disease, when
the vital powers are rapidly on the decline ;
, but here the invalid does not sip it as a be-
veragc. True, alcohol is very essential in
the arts and sciences but here it is not Ia
ken at all
Now is there anything good in alcohol
more than we here admit! Have we not
now fairly admitted all its virtues, and with
equal E,ilness portrayed its many evils Is
there any one, however hardy, who will
pretend to advocate its merits as beverage?
Will the sot! No. Will the moderate
drnller? No. Will the patriot? No.
Will the christian No. Will the finer
sex? No. Hero the mind rresstiblv
comes to the conclusion that TorAL Ar
sTAINENcE from alcohol, as beverage, IS
the indispensable duty of every accountable
being, and every thing that is moral, noble,
and elevating in our character, shouts an
amen To- the decision. (Somc.hng in future,
in relation to the means to be used in success
fully fur,hering the cause.)
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CHARLESTON, JUNE &C.
CoTToN.-Wc quote as extremes 9 IL Ito u Sd.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-27

Are you wronged Bfaveiy revenge the wrong. Slight t and the work is begun; forgive it, end 'tls Anfshed. They sre below themselves, that are not sboqs n Injury.
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3pottrp.
r. " ws.


 ON THE DEATH or ps. CHALMERS. Not a sound was heard, save the mutnur of gIiet, As the mouSniul tidiDgs were spreading; Not heart hut was sad, not an eye but vas diin s With the tear of sorrow shedding. No pains distracted his aged frame, No feelings OT sickness cr sorrow, While he sank to rest with his heart engaged With useful deeds of the morrow. The morning came, but the angel of death Had passed OCT the camp; and they found him Asleep, like christian warrior st rest, With hs enblems of warfare around him. The good hght of faith he had fought upon eaflh, With the sword of the spirit conteuding He had hnished bis mid she troubles below. To ihe realms of glory assembling No bloolshed followed his peaceful course, Nor the scenes of opPrcssion and plunder, Noa the desolalc remnants of ruined homes With their families torn asunder. His footsteps were strewed wiih blessings oI peace Aud his voice was the herald of glaainess; lie cheefed with his presence the homes oI the poor Dispelliug the dark clouds of sadness. Though statesmen viewed coldly his schemes t'
 reclaim
 The outc sst poor of the nation, With the kindness of Howard and boidness D es& Knox,
 He piled still his heavenly vocation. Sadly they'll grieve who rejected his plans, y And in ignorance dared to upbraid him, For hts counsels will flourish while yet he sleeps OH Iu the grave where the thousands have laid him
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Furniture.

Furniture. THE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his stand on East Main st., near y opposite the Presbyterian church. and Is prepar. cd to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.ax
 AND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished Coffns made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N, D. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse, is prepared to at tend to buIals in the city or country. on the most reasonable terms. WM. ZANZIBAR. Feb. i7. Is47. 23-n
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM, lying on the Military road A leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Coiegeyille This farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best quaty-6lty acres cleared, ready for cultivation, and about thirty acres enclosed for woods pasture. Has on il fine new frame buil- ding large and roomy; aarge Orchard, containing the best fruit in the State good We'll, and all the Sta bles, Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for a house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately For further particulars, persons wishing to rent or buy. are referred to Col. s. NJ. Rutherford who lived the place last year, and now at Coegeyille Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 VIM. s. HUTT, ! Js,,. D..
 Al. HUTT. A''e H0oS
 Lille Rock, Eco. 25, IS4r 24-tf.
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Another tract of 2i3 acres, one and . half miles south of the cove, bordering on the Washila river and embraces the valuable null seat above descEibed--and another tract ol 24O acFes one mile east of the cove--making in the aggregate l403 acres.
 Presuming that persons desirous ol pur- chasing such property, would, either in per son or by agent, examine the premises before closing acontraci--it is deemed that enough has been said to induce such, to visit this rare spot and judge for themselves.
 My terms will be made known by Hull, McLajn & Co of New Orcans, who are a'i- thorized to make sale of ihe property--or by myself, at Walnut Hill, Lafayette county, Ar kansas
 As it might be desirable to those, who would like to purchase such properly, to see and converse with disinteresled and in- telligent persons, who have seen this estate -l will refer to the following acquainIanccs as gentlemen, who some years ago, (when the improvements there were quite contract ed) visited Magnet Cove, and can give some information relating to it's rare qualities viz Gen. Thos T. Williamson of DesoLo Parish, La, Col J. S. Deas of Mobile Ala, Mir. Thos. B.Lee of N. Orleans; Maj. Morehead Wright. of Lafayette Co. Ak; Hon A. II. Sevier of U. 5. Senate; Hon lR. ". Johnson, Honse Oi Reps from Arks; Col. Sam'I II. Hampstead, U. s. Attorney, Little Rock; Col. Lambert J. Rearfon, Editor Ark's Banner" Little Rock, and Hon. Wm. Conway B, of the Su- ipreme Court, of Batesville, Arkansas.
 JAMES $. CONWAY. HaIDm H,H YagE1vefte Co., ATks Seyf l0tk. l2i7.
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Notice.
SUNDRiES.
June 2. no3s 2m .

SUNDRlES. E0 BBLS, Ohio supeyfne Flour; eJO 5 do American Brandy;
 cask best winter Sperm Oil; 20 half boxes bunch Raisins;
 l chest Imperial Tea;
 i box double refined Loaf Sugar; box soft she'll Almonds; is cast Flows, with points extra, sub-soil Flow;
 2dozen Garden Hoes;
 i do transplanting Trowels; 1 do Garden Rakes;
 I bundle nail rods;
 s,I, II and 2 inch hoop iron; i,as,s, s,I. II, and ls inch round iron; S.Yl, II, ls, l;, and inch square iron; 700 lbs horse shoe iron; 10 pieces siabiTon; l50 Diamond, and other blew moulds; 75 pieces assorted band iron; 5000 lbs assorted bar iron; bundles spring steele; 10 bags drop and buck shot; 1000 lbs castings; Received and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT January 16, lst7. l9-
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House and Sign Painting and
 GslaZillg.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED having just returned to
 \ this cit,, and supplied himself with an entire new stock ol materials, respectfully announces to public that he prepared execute all orders in the his line ol business, with despatch, and the most reasonable terms.
 All orders lell at Mir. Annear's Cabinet establish ment. on Main Street, will be promptly attended to. C l.. SULLIVAN.
 Liaic Roct July 26, lSI7 46-tf.
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Hot Springs.
PI.OIIGIIS.

, 4 SMALL cast ploughs. with points extra; ~1t Rowiand's eI and ' feet mill and cross cut saws; Ames spades; patent straw cutters; hay forks and rakes; grain cradles scythe snaihs garden hoes; corn nills' nails and flooring brads: wraught nails; anvils vices; screw plates; sledge and hand ham, meTs; Hunts axes; broad. shinging and axe hatch etsi wrapping paper; drawing knives. enamelled ke;tlesi shoe pincers and hansniets steel and iron squares; tin. bsok-case, and cupboard locks; car penter's knoh locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun hippieii wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw, flat and hah round files; coach wrenches; OK chains; smooth, jack and jointer pianes spoke shaves shoe peg cutters; door springs. s<e.
 Received and for sale, by
 VIM. B. WAIT.
 April llth--3ltf
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TO tIac P;lbIic.

TO thc PlbIic.
 DIELJOHNsONwo wouIdre- EA&Ss NS-sA. D<pectfully inform the pun ENaAEE&4& licthat he is now prepared with afirst rate Carriage, and also, good Baggage Wagons, for conveying passengers and their baggage 10 the
 Hot Springs. He can accompodate four passengers with their wants, and any quantity of baggage. He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract for, with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own private carriages.
 As driver his skill and attention 10 the safety of his passengers well known 10 the travelling public HS charges will be iH accordance with the hand times He can be found al all times by inquiring at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House Little Rock, April i7, I5i4-3l-u
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pLANK DELIVERY BONDS, drawn up by an ID experienced counsellor, under the late law, for sale at this office. Price, sl 50 per quise.
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Flour, Cheese, &c. C0 BBLS. Supcrhne Flour. OU IS boxes Cheese,
 500 lbs. Cotton Yarn, 3oe0 lbs. flat, round, and square bar Iron, 500 lbs. horse shoe Iron, Wagon and buggy boxes, Dog Irons Received per s. D. Alert, and for sale by Nov. .9.-9u WM B. WAIT.
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REvoLr.-Yesterday morning, says the Trenton
 (N. y.) News of the 25th ult, Col Woodruff; in
 pursuance of an order, which he had procured itoa the War Department, undeftook to coavey the troops belonging 10 Capt. Nspton's and Capt. Pier sons companies, from Fort Miffin. Eear philadei- phia, to Governors Island, near New York. The troops took the early train by the way of Atnboy, but oa reaching BordeBtowh they deliberately left the cars, fixed their bayonets. and swore that they woud not stir another step nnder the orders of their qnasi colonel They accordingly Jeff Mr. Woodruff without command. to make lis way on to New York. and took up their inc of march for this city. where they arrived in high spiriis and were heart y cheered by the troops quarered here. This con duct is explained in the fact that c. ". Mel.ane had been elected by the volunteers to the cooGeiey of the battalion, but Gov. Stgatt0n refused to com mission him because he had previously commission ed Mir Woodruff without an election. 4 nsnda- mus has been issned cut Of ths supreme Court. which will bling the Governor heioae that hody ard require him to show cause why he withheld coH- nission from McLane.
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Dr. E. H. Bennett,

HANiNG located himself permanently in the HI town of NaroLR BON, Arkansas. offer: his n,o fessionai services to the citizens and adjoining neighboThoods :. O. ohice, room No. 3, first floor, .AaKAxsxs heTEL, where he may be found at all times. un. less professionally absent.
 kaPossos, Neg 3 lsf7. nose ,n
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FOR SALE A Valuable Cotton Plantation
IN CHICOT co. .ARK

IN CIICOI CO., sdHhS., vTHHE UNDERSIGNED, ANTHONY H. DAVIES, l administrator de toais nOn, of the estate of JAMES EsrILL, deceased, being thereto authorized and empowered by order oi the Court oi Probate of Chicot county, Arkansas will offer for sale at pub lie venduc, 10 the highest bidder at the front door of the courthouse of said county, in the town of Columbia, on Me first day of Ae Rerl NoreDtber Term of the Circuit Court of said county, which will be the sh day of Norealber, fl. D. 1877, the following described tracts or parcels of land, com posing the plantation commonly known as the Es- tM plantation, situate on old River Lake, in said county, to wit: The west fri part of the sw qr of section si; SC. fri qr of section 33 e. of the sw ar of section 33; ne. fl'i qr of section 32; s. fri part of qr of section 29 the S. fri part of nv qr of section B; the undivided half of the g. fri part of the 1T. of section S3-al in township l5 South of Range one CD West, containing in the whole 57i ji-l00 acres of itnd.
 Tsrms.--One fourth cash. and the residue in one two and three years, to be secured to the satisiac ton of the administrator.
 fhis plantation will be sold subject to the widows dover which has been apportioned off 10 her. But this will be no objection, as the widow has consen- ted 10 fix the price for her life estate which will be made known on the day of sale, and the purchaser will take the entire estate npon payment of such price, and compliance with the above terms.
 This plantation is regarded as second to none in this region of country, and offers great inducements to any person desirous of obtaining first rate cot ton plantation. A large portion of Il was otu of water in 1874. II hns about 250 acres cuiiiraiion the residue being we'll timbered with cotton wood cypress, &c., and has ginhonse, and quarters for p hands upon t, and is situated in one of the best neighborhoods in the county, or, perhaps in the State Ii lies within two miles, and in sight of the Mis- sissippi river.
 Possession will be given when the present crop of cotton has been gathered, which will be some time in January.
 There are other lands adjoining, belonging to other persons, thai be purchased to enlarge the tract, should inc purchaser desire it.
 A. II. DAVIS, .7dm,aisfraior
 de bon,s non of James EstiA, dec'd.
 Columbia, .4rks,,
 June I2, ISI7 A.
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 /0f ASTHMA. ACUTE aad CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. AFFECTIONS Qr Ehs BLADDER and KIDNEYS BILIOUS FEvERs LIVER OOMrLAMTN- In tho soath and where these diseases prevail. eY Wn be found Invaluable Plahess hmers, and Oem, who these Medicines, will afterwards be without hem cOSTfvENESs. COLDS & COUGHS, CHOLIC. CONSUMPTION. Used with grst In thh disease. CORRUPT HUMORS DROPSfEs,
 0X6pEP81A. No pesson with this dis,sessins ds- ease. shoald delay usins these medicines immediately
 ERUPTI0Ns Qf ths SktD. ERYSiPELAS, FLATU. LENCY.
 FEVER and AGUE. For this seoarse of,hs wsr country theso medicines will be found safe speedy. sAd certain remedy othsr medicines leave the sysem sahieet o the diseasea by these medicines permansnl TRY THEM. BE SATISFIED, AND HE CURED.
 F0ULNEss q CoMPLExIOM
 c D N D RAJ D D D 1x xTY
 GOUT GOODNESS, GRAVEL. HEADACHES q every had, INWARD FEVER, INPLlMMAT0RY RHEUMA- TLsM IMPURE BLOOD. JAUNDIcs. LOSS q APE 1TTR
 LIVER co M F T. AIN Ts,
 LEPRoSY, LO0sENEss,
 n E R c RIAL D IS E E s. Never fails eradicate entirely all s ecs of Aescuy nG NIGHT SWEETS, NERVOUS DEBILITY NERVOUS COMPLAINTS ef all ktsGs, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS, PALPfrATIoN ar DA HEART. PAINTERS CHoLI0 PSx 3 0. The original proprietor of these ssdicnes cured q Pes Of e standing by tho uss o iess G Medicines alone.
 PAINS in tse hsad side hack lmhs joina and otgsna
 R N F U M ATIs M. Tkoss afflicted wah thu terrible disease will be of relief by the Life Medicines
 RUSH of BLOOD to the HEAD, SCURyY. sALTRHEUA. sWELLLNGs.
 scRoFULA. oa KINGS EVIL, h iss won't fxms, ULCERS, af spsyg dssevtpsion
 w O A n c ef an kinds eisctaaly expellad hy thsse Medicines Parents w do well b admniss em wheR svsr tfs axiafencs suspsesd Rs;sf viii he certain