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Notice to absent Legatees. aae
The children Of Margaret Brown decd, Lel
gatees of Samuel Miller decd. are notified,
that their legacy, in money; is ready ifor them,
and deposited with the Ordinary Of AbbeyiIle
Jan q, 1s47. So, 40 Im3m
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Notice to absent Distributes.
The Distributes Of James Wcbb deed, Waf
take notice that the administrator OF 1the EsG
tate, is:ready to settle up the same; aud will
proceed to close the same by the 1lth Uf .ApriI
next, in the Ordinary's .Otfices fre,haw,ieh
time he will not be tespensib|s for ihs interest
of the funds, SO held for. them in readinesss
-. ANDREW. y DUNN, Adni'rr:s,.a |. ~,
), Jan. II l847 i; ~ 3iii I'm !"
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P@BRRWo
From Black,cood's Magazine.
The stormy Sea.

The stormy Sea.
Ere the twilight bat was fitting,
I'M the sunset, at her knitting,
Sung lonely maiden, sitting
Underneath her threshold tree,
And as daylight, died before us, "
And the vesper star shonc o'cr us,
Fitful rose rose her tender chorus
"Jamio's OH tho stormy sea !"
Warmly shone that sunset glowing;
Sweetly breathed the young flowers blowing
Earth, with beauty ovcrhowing,
Secm'd tho homo Of love to be,
As those angel tones descending,
With the scene and season blending,
Ever had the same low ending
tJamic's on tho stormy SOAP
Curfew bells remotely ringing,
Mingled with that sweet voice singing
And the last red ray seemed clinging,
Lingering to tower and trco! .-:
Nearer us came, and nearer, g..
Finer rose the notes, and clearer;
Oh twas heavcn itself TO hear her
''Janio's OIL tho stormy sea!'
Blow, yc west winds blandy hover
Ger tho bark that bears my lover
Gently blow, and bear him over
To his own dear homo and me;
For, when night-wnds bend tho willow,
Sleep forsakes my lonely pillow,
Thinking of tho foaming billow,
s'Jamio's OH the STORMY sca!''
How could but list, but linger,
To the song, and near the singer,
Swectly wooing heaven to bring hor
Jamie from the stormy sea;
And while yet her lips did name ME,
Forth sprang-my heart o'ercame mo
Gricve no more, sweet, l am Jamie,
Home returned to lovo and thee!
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT,
#t ..tsi ..'' IN EO OTJTY 50 ~:


o'" .@ IN EQUITY. =:
Wiley Pullim and others, vs.. Thomas Byrd
and others-BM for Injunction, Specific
detsoery 3rc. a.>f ..5!s 4.
Mitchell, Anna Cooper, John Pullim, Zachs-
rah PuIlim, Robert Pdllim. Harriet Ware, aud
James Ware her husband, Caroline Stewart
and Mark T Stewart her husband, Agrppa
Golston. Zachariah Golston, Burrel Ball,
Parks Ball, Lewis Ball, Elizabeth Wardlaw
and her husband Joseph Wardlaw, Richard
Pullim, William .Pullim. Sarah Christopher
and her husband William Christopher, and
stated case, reside beyond the limits Of this
State. Ordered that they dc appear, plead,
answer or denur to the saie bill, within three.
months from the publication hereof or the
same will be taken pro confesso, against them,
Jan 25. 4S 3m H A. JONES', E. A. p. !. q
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"a Notice. 'a sasvsa slssssafssl. fsl
All petspns indebted 10 the estate of fMsisJoh
Chiles, decd, are rereqdested TO make epaymeatts i
Rnd those having demands against the estxtes
toirender them in properly attested TO IjlIiana
P Sullivan or Mrs CLilesiat tha late rssidsnces
or to me: THos NtPERIsREsl1[FNSss ERIs y 81.
NoV|o, le4o -..at ep1 y. .-tst -.
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&c, Notice. aaiaW 5tf [
WHTTLoCK, SULLIVAN & wALEERa
having placed all their NOTES; and Ga
COUNTS incur hands 4orscollectioh, swiah
special Instructions, those fin-debted By, Note
or Book Account, would do we'll fto call and
make payment, as soon as conven,ssnt. Psy;.
ners, but alone to US. :. .'A,
'''!''l PERRIN g. MSGtJWTsN. O.
=. Jplyi22, Is46 ~ SFss'ls'slEsEi aasissIfa
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At Abbeville c. H., again or Monday, sale
day the 9th April, which will be the last day
make Returns on or before that day, will be
Lawfully liable to pay double Tax. All Taxes
must be paid at least, by the first Monday in
May, or Executions will be issued.
All Taxable property must be returned in
the name of the proper owner. Guardians,
Executors, and Administrators, will take no.
tice to return all Taxable property under their
control. And oil persons who may have
transferred taxable property between the first
of October lS45. and the first of October 1916,
are required TO make the same known TO me.
Jan 3 49tf w WS..HARRlS, T. G..
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

w I'll attend the undermined times and places
tor the purpose of collecting Taxes for 1916
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Fence posts are most enduring when the
bark is peeled of, to prevent worms harbor-
ing in them in drying them one summer
to prevent moisture; in coating the butt
ends 3ft.; to prevent its return. The sap
of non-resinous trees ferment in heated and
moist places, and the wood decays. The
best timber is from trees girdled a year OF
so before they are cut down.. Posts should
not be split as itdivides the grain Of the wood,
lets in water, and rots it. :,
go The INJURED INDIANS WIFE.-Maior
Long tells a romantic story in connection
with the falls of ST. Anthony An Indian
l,ef the Dacota nation had united himself in
Ehissyoath to q female called Ampato Sapa,
l:the DARK Day, d name which, IL 3giyerasat
lShefs birth and not al afterwards bestowed in al
Illusion to her end, would seem
to- show that they possessed the power 81
lssiyinat tion. lived happily together
yeass were s the frlsiss
man having ac
&; I;rellgsn ed t6ss ba
slset Biz s unity
iSS6S tsei is Iiiiii.
.I'eIise 10 @ { lssf ! & tIs M i;.
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Ia NbYsWgsAA q Dll sgeaDa asss
II |zI1zsI5 3 : S
Am syrsc.rR's Pills ASH REsroaarryx BIZ


Kersha,o District 81 June 5tlf 1885,
E In.Januuty. 1914. from wet and expos1reSI
took severe cold, which resulted d.ins high
cevar accompanied mltll aiserefe cough and
painful headache These continued tninErcaseS
in severity for about two weeks 50. much So
that my friends considered ME, and I,ssHyseifS
believed wns in very critical and dangerous
state. Atthe end Of thistirue sent and pro-
cured two Boxes of."Spencer,ss Pills 1add ttes
first day Of their use. began foe enes,les.
lief, and before I had taken one boz fsysE:
was gone; Cough had ceased and sHeadecils.
entirely cured. / was soon sonnd and smtlts
then said and still believe. that BY the. blessing
OF God, they were the means sof saving my lite.;
In looking over The directions SafierWards ~
saw they were recommends sfof the ntessof:
Dyspepsia. with which my eldest laughter bad
been afflicted for long time. Irecomme e1dsd:
her 10 mae trial of them; nnd she did and
h u continued use Of the Pills aldIes was speS.:
fec tly and think permanently cissd
Fo,- sale by j. D. 1IBBETFsss.s .ss;9 sS
Marc Ii 81 10 1n1 Edge6eldG
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THE FAMOUS JACK
ON DER D @ N K

WXIILL standthe ensuing Spring Seasonal
wv the following times and places, to wit:
at Daniel Qua,tlebnm's in Lexington district,
on the first and second days in March ext at
John Lees in Lexington District, Oh The fourth
and fifth of March next, ut James Walson's,
in Edgefed District, or the seventh and eighth
Of March next aud then will be at the said
stands on every ninth day until the tenth Of
June the reaItcr and will be lei to Mares at
The moderate price of 81 III n single visit, So
for the season, and SS 10 insure Mare TO be
in foaI.
No accountability for accidents or escapes,
but every care will be taken to avoid such.
Any person putting Mareby insurance and
changing the righ, Of the Mare befoie il is as
ceriaincd whether she is in Goal or NOT will be
held responsible for the insurance Of the Mare
Ped,gret-ONDERpoNK was bred by Mr..
Dearing, Of Charleston. OH his plantation in
North Alabama, was sired by an imported Nal.
tees Jack, aud out Of an imported Italian
Jinney Boll The sire and dam was imported
by Mr.. Dearing.
ONDERDONK is six years old this Spring,
sour feet sixinchos high, lengthy and heavily
built, with as fine bone and muscle us any
Jack in the Slate. and is like his namesake,
very sure loal geiter.
JAMES HATCHER.
February 5m
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1Da. Eer0,1ve,h,s Pills!
February 8

CLEASE AND PURIFY THE BODY.
TNNhE application Of The principle of Pnr-
E CATION being allowed TO be one Of the
greatest utility in the cure and prevention Of
diseases. it is Of the greatest consequence 10
ascertain what medicine is capable Of produ-
cling the desired effect, IN the easiest, and at
the same time in The most elfectual manner.
BRANDRETH's YEGETvBLE UNlvERsAL Pills
remove allnoxions accumulations and purify
and iuvigorale the blood, and their good effects
IRE not counterbaanced by any Inconvenience.
being composed entirely Of vegetables they do
not expose those who use them 10 danger and
their effects are as certun as they are salutarY;
they are daily and safely administered 10 in
fancy, youth, manhood and old age, and to
women in the most critical and delicate cir
cumstances. They do not disturb or shock the
animal functions, but restore their ordinary and
re established health.
DR.. Brandrc,h's Principal Office 241 Broad
way, N. Y other Offices in New York.
UThe genuine only for sale in Edgefcld
District by r. S. ROBERTS, Edgefeld Court
House, KENRIcK& THAYER, Hamburg, and
SMYLEY's Store, Meeting street.
4 Every Agent having the genuine has cer-
tificate Of Agency signed by the Doctor him
selCe
= March "a fsr I'm 9
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From. the Philadelphia Public Ledger:
AN IMPORTANT CURE BY.DR. D,
JAYNE'S ALTERATIVEt!

NNTE have been inforned,b Mrs. Mahan,.
w "a granddaughter of Gen. Wayne).
that she suffered for nnmber of years from.
the growth of large Gouous Tnmour of the
Throat, which, besides great peformity, pro
duced both a difirulty of degutilion, and of
breathing. Indeed, she says, the pressure upon
the windpipe was SO great rs TO prevent her
from sleeping in recunbent position, and OF o.
ten sutfocatinn appeared inevitable she also
laborcd under severe indispositiou q from LAYER
Complaint and Janndiee, with q horrible tra'h
ol nervous affections, for which she connen'
ced the use of DR.. Jayne's Alternative, which
she took regularly for six ol seven sveeks, WIN
occasional doses of his Sanatvc Pills: and her
general heallh/was thereby completely re-es'
labllshed. and now perceiVing some dim'nu'
ton in the size Of tie Gotrous Tumul,r, she
was encouraged To persevere in the use of llie
Alternative until every vestigc Of the pam
tnmonr was entirely removed. We thi. 7k
therefor c, that such an important remea y
should be more generally known.
R. s. ROBERTS. sole Agent, at Edgefeld
G. H.. South Carolina.
april 12 St IL
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NyOR The cureioof DEa NESS Psiiins3s and
Ill the discharges Of matter from the Ears.s
Also, all those disagreeable noises ike tiess
buzzing Of insects, fnng Of water, whizzing of
steam, &c. &C., which are symptoms of aprs
proachng Deafness aud also generally intend
ant with the disease. 4; Many persons WIN; have
been deaf for ien, fifteen and twenty yea arssalds
were obliged to use ear irnmpets, have alter
using one or two butiles of this medicine;T
thrown aside their srumpets, being mad per-
lectly WE'LL n q, sifSs, IS ~ fE5ssJ jtsJ
The application ofthe Oil produces no pain.
hut on the contrary an agreeable and pleasant
sensation The recipe for this Medicine. has
been obtained from an Aurist of great Teputa.s
tion who has found, from long obsery yalion,
that deafness, in nineteen cases out of twenty,
was produced either from wan, action I'M
the nerves of hearing, or drypess in The ears;;s
his object, therefore. was to find something
that would create a healthy condition ~ those
parts. After lone series ofsexperlmeltsi ms :
efforts were at last crowned with snccessl IN
the discovery of this preparation, whclsilas
received the name of .4SCARPAeS CONF
POUND ACOUSTIC OIL..p III has been
used in this country about six years. andssos
wonderful has been its effectsin cnring and 1es
ievins the deaf, that from pure motives y fhl-:s
manity it is now offered 10 The public, that all
may have dn opportunity ofpr0ving its ehcas
cy. A long list ofccrtfcates might be igiveT,s
hut such is the confidence in the med dicitles and
so high its reputation. that but few of ofthemRills
be published. ;ii}sl n
1t is only necessary to add that ihismedicine
has been recommended and used BY many OF
the best physicians and surgeons lin Fnrnpa
and in this country.
For sale by Il. S. ROBERTS Agent, Edge;
field Courthouse, South Carolina: r
IN
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Head Quarters.
Orders.Ne. g.

Orders. no. q.
I. sLlmEsroSE SPRIsus. Marcb IS.
|KHyH E following Regiments will parade Tor
III Review and DrilIat the times hereirsta-
ted, viz:
The 18th Regiment of Infantry and. Upper
Squadron OF the 4thg !! Regiment of ~ nvalry,
(the Charleston Light Dragons excepted, ut
Walterboto' ,on "Wednesday the 18th of May
next. 80
The 18th Regiment Of Infantry, and the low
mr. Squadron OF The 4th Regiment Of Cavalry.
near CoosawhalcI,ie,e on Satnrddy, the 18th Of
May next.
The 43d Regiment Of Infantry, at Beau
ford's Bridge, on Tuesday the 18th Of NAY
next: - staa q
The lIth Regimen, Of Infantry, al Ashlcy's,
on Thursday, the 20lh Nay rext.
The Sd Regiment Of Cavalry, at Holman's s.,
on Saturday. 22d Of May next.
The 14,h Regiment Of Infantry, at Orange
burg on Tuesday, the 25tll Of May next:
The 18th Regiment of lnlantty, at William
SONS. on Friday. the 18th of May next
The commissioned and non.comnllssioned
officers will assemble at their respective ResI-
mental Parade Grounds on the day previous to
Review, for Drill and Instruction.
The Major General WILL with his staff, at
tend The Reviews. and the commanding officers
of Brigades will, with their staff, attend in their
respective commands.
Gen. Qua,,lebum and Col. Fielder are cllarg-
cd with The extension Of this order To their Brl.
gades.
J. w. CANTEY, AGt. s. ms. Gcnl.
march Sl VI III
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% The following gentlemen are announced mn y. :
BY their friends as candidates for the oncesoi l
Tax Collector, at tho ensuing election:
Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGEfJ. SHEPPARD, ia
EDMUND MORRIS. e z.
SAMPSON d, MAYS,
Lieut.. JAMES B. HARRIS,
Mai. s. C.. SCOTT.
Mai. MARSHALLaR. SMITH,
LEVI R.: WILSON. &.
M, The following gentlemen are announced !
by' their liiends as candidates for the Office OF
Ordinary, at the ensuing election.
Col. JOHN HILL,
JULIUS BANKS, i2i
Capt. w. L. COLEMAN.
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NOTICE.

MNR. Rolf, who held condi,ionally all in
lVH ,erest in the righ, of Edge6eId District,
10 Holchkss' Reaction Mill Wheels. (Pateni)
has never complied with said condition, thero
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or ma any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners, of said
right, and light purchased from any other,
unless our agent. will not he good.
Mr.. J. Il. WEBER, we authorise, with full
power to act MS our agent.
~ COTHRAN g. MOORE.
March !, ls47., If g
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gEyO FAlTHLESSi-

E fany doubt the wonderful powers Ol
(" DIR. CULLENS INDIAN VEGETABLE
PANACE.4 we invite them 10 GILL upon Mr..
Isaac Brooks. Jr.. Jefferson street. fourth door
west of Schnylkill Sixth street, below Locust.
and learn from his own lips Of onr of the most
astonishing cures OF Scrofnla ever performed
on n human being-or call at the reidence Of
his father, Eleventh and Vine streets. Sold
by JOS. T. ROWLAND,
376 Market street, Philadelphia.
RS. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefeld c.. Fl
South Carolina.
march 81 81 lU
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Rroasghf To the .TNiI

nFtbis District negro fellow VINO
W calls himself LEWIS, between 10
and IS yearsof age, FIVE feet five inches
high, copper colored complexion, has a
scar overYrhe right eye.and Two or three
small scars onliiss forehead. directly over
his nose. Said d5Eegfo says, he ran away
about two weeks ago, and that he belongs
to Mr.. Franklin Graves, a speculator from
North Carolina, Casspille County. and
thai he ran away from him near Social
Circle, Walton County Georgia,
The owner isrequestedlo come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him
away, otherwise he will be dealt with as
the law directs. ss.5..3{ & -, ,z55. ~
c. IA. GOODMAN, Jailor.
March ~ t ii 49, IF ,77sl; ..S
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TO FHHE PUBLIC.

Which It'll bis purpose 10 Keep as such a lonse
should gek Kept, and will only promise 10 nil who
favor him with a call; that he will do alliin his
power TO plsase;; and where US much comfort
md quiet may be expected us cun be found in
House. -;
AcaIetiiE mud attentive ilosiler willbei kept
constantly in the Stable, and Horses shall be
attended 10 in away thai shall give entire salts
factions. ~
A liberal patronage lis respectfully solicited.
Sl,tS7 WIN. EETCHAM. =
Hamburg, March SO If 2
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted TO the Estnte ol
IA George Pope, deceased, are hereby noli.
fled thu, il is absolutely necessary TO collect all
the money due the Estate, and that those who
Go not pay will be sued before return day
The Mites are in the hands of N. l.. Griffin or
]. w. Gibbs, Esqrs.
THUS. Fl POPE. Executor.
Jan3 Il
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2 Tie subscriber returns his sincere thanks 10
the citizens of the District, for the liberal man
ner in which they have supported him in his
business, and hopes by strict attention, that
the public may find tito their advantage to con.
tinue their patronage. JOHN LYON.
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LADIES' DRESS CAPS
n ADIES' DREsSsCAPs, also Mourning
HL Caps and COLLARS, new article.
For sale. by r. s. lRoBElSo; .
march "a ~, 5.yS, II
ROBERTS'aWORM TEA.
YEyHIS excellent and inflalible preparatio 10

Il is recommended tue public: The slsIIs l
of Worms and felid breath. swelled stomach
very little, or too sreat appetite nausea, heau-
ache, affection Of the brain, vomiting, lcklnls
and irritation abou. the nose, disturbed, s,eeP'
fits and convulsive tYischings, Shiny ana olsol:
dered state of ihe bowels and fever Paren.s Us
would do well 10 bear IN mind, that the remeoy
can be had fer these dangerous complains.
when proceeding from Worms, for l2a @ Ssnls
only. tssti RI s. RobEhli u IN N
march 81. Les sas.9 .s;;s 80 ~ .
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Ann F. Williams and !;
4Tabitha Martin,

freeman G. Martin, Partition. DC.
James w. Caldwelfan Z 9 -
wife Frances, d others.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that The de
fendants 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 and wife Frances, do appear and
plead, answer or demur to this bill, within
three months from the publication of This order,
or that the said bill be taken pro concsso against
them. S. S.'S.TOMKINS, C. E. =. D.
Commissioners Office, Edgefeld c. II.
January 22i 1917. I'll
January 27 3 ~. 3m
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READ IT! IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF,
ASp COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSARY !!

ASD COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSARY! !!
PHILADELPHIA, May %. l545.
Dr.. Jaync-pear Sin feel bound 10 the
afflicted to give publicity TO The extraordinary
effects of yonr valuable medicines.
havesuffered for several years past with
Liver Complaint, aud the train Of diseases
which iollows-a complete prostration of the
systenI-so that 1T was with great difficulty
could walk, and at times was confined 10
my room. TO adG 10 my misery, Scrolllous
affection appeared in my throat, with Rheu-
ma,ism in my arms, so that could not raise
my right arm 10 my head. In the hottest
weather my feet and hands would ache with
the cold and perspiraiion had almost ceased
now became afflicted with dry hoarse cough
aud gave up all hopes Of ever getting WELL
/ had night sweats, and lot lille or no sleep,
with frighiful dreams and morbid headache
| seemed 10 be bordering on INSANITY, and
was denied all study or mental exercise.
could not read small pnrag graph in news.
paper without great difficulty. sIsliad great
soreness in. my stomach. which caused tito
swell so much that l was nuabletos lie down,
or even 10 recline, but had TO be {proPped in.a
chair. ,ls
i I2hadlheadyice of some eminent physicians.
and tried nearly all The remedies tlsediu such
cases, but q Snliat,eisl SsSs dzitntn
peared;as thonsha speedy dissolution ,gas la
king place. 3Ss.
now heard of your nedicines and deter.
mined 10 try your. S;ANATlKE PILLS, and
TO. my surprise the soreness left me, (, so conld
walk about the house. L confined TO m.
prove from that time. Shortly nfier my wife
called at your Store. and stated my case to you,
and yon sent me n bottle Of yrur Alternative,
aud also word TO come and see you, and you
would investigate my case. and cure me. This
aid not believe as felt | was beyond the
reach of human skill.
After taking your Alternative and Pills, for
three weeks. there was decided change Tor
the better, so that when called upon ycu. you
said would get well, and that your Alternative
would cure me eftectually. With no hopes,
however, Of getting well. still continued Ia
king ynnr Alternative. until had taken the
fourth hottie. when there was Sudden change
in my whole system as though | had got rid Of
some great burlhen. and could draw my
breath as usual. My nerves gradually became
strong. and my appetite returned.
II lhas been abou, four months since conn
menced taking your Medicines. aud at this
time nearly every vestige of disease is eradica
led from my system.-I am as active, and nearly
as strong, as at any period of my life | have
now gained nine pounds in two months.
have good reason to believe thar the use
of your valuable Mepicines. by the help of
God has saved me from premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBAR.
Hallowel Court, in Popular Street, between
Seventh and Eighth SIS.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne. No 8 South
Third ST., Philadelphia.
II. S. ROBERTS is DR.. D. Joyne's only
Agent at Edgefield Court House.
March II 3 st
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q MOTHER CASE OF NEURALGIA
"a CURED BY RoWANp's MAGIC LOTION /!

"A CURED BY RowAND's MAGIC LOTION 4!
air. ] T. Rowand.-Sir- Several weeks
since, a daughter of mine about nine years
old was attacked with the most excrutiating
pains in her hands. limbs and various parts of
the body. For several days she was almost
frantic from pain. uttering cries and shrIeks
continually! A burning fever coming on, it
seemed almost impossible that she could live
When in this condition and not having closed
her eyes for 36 hours a friend ofyours called
and applied your celebrated MAGIC .LO-
TION, and in less than five minutes the pain
was entirely removed! A few hours after,
The pains returned IN some measure, but yiel.
ded as a, first, almost instsntly to Tie Lotion,
and contraryto my expectations, my child re-
recovered and is now in good health.
Yours, truly. MARY YOUNG.
Nariot's Lane below Queen, between Fifth
and Sixth. Philadelphia. March 26. lS46.
Sold wholesale and retail by
JOSEPH II. ROWLAND,
No. 376 Market street, Philadelphia.
For sale by X. S. ROBERTS, Edgefcd
Court House. S. c.,
npril.7 st IL