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Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-05

Spencer Probate Court, in vacation.
Milly Young, Execurix Of the1
last will and testament of VIII
liam Young, late of Spencer p,.;.;, : Ill.
Sonf,r Yonna e,ro,rtborvo,,rr of Real Estate.
Mary Barton and George Barton,
her husband.
NOW at this time TO wit: on the 18th day of Sep
IN TENDER, A. ID. 1S47, comes said petitioner by
Thomas f. DeBruer her attorney, and files her petit
ton and also the affidavit of q dsinterested person
showing that George Barton one of the above named
defendants is not a resident of the State of Indiana
The said George Barton is therefore, hereby mott
fed OF the filing and tendency Of said petition, and
that unless he be- and appear before the Judge OF the
Probate Court of Spencer county, on the second Mon
day in November next and then and there show cause
why the prayer OF said petition should be granted
the will be heard and determined in his absence
Witness: JONI CRAWFORD, Clerk of said Court, at
Rockport, the day and date above written
BY > w. FAIRFIELD. Dep'ty elk.
sept. 30-3w-prs. fee $3.50
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TAYLOR HALL.

AJAX TAYLOR HALL.
yafs-l JNO. NJ. APP respectfully informs the i;if
.xzEz public generally that he has leased for u
term OF years, the well known tavern stand in Ev-
ansyille formerly kept by +. Ehrsam, and lately by
Benz Nurre. The house has been thoroughly re-
paired and handsomely fitted up with entire new fur
niture and those of the travelling public who may ia
vor him with CALL may rest assured that their COM
fort and convenience win meet with every attention.
His Table will always be supplied with the best
that the market affords and his Bar furnished with
the choicest LIQUORS, carefully selected by an expert
cnced hand.
Attached to the Hail. and Immediately on the
Public Square, are his stables, acknowledged by all
10 be the most spacious and convenient in the place
Evansville Ind. JNO. NJ. APP.
aug %. lSi7tE
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DENTISTRY.

II GRIFFITH, VI. D., & S. D., having perma-
T.. nently settled in Evansville for the practice of
Dentistry, offers his professional services the ci
zens of Evansville and the surrounding towns and
country. He is prepared to do every description of
work from single tooth TO full upper and lower
set. His long experience in the business gives him
confidence in rendering his services. He has the
Lethean or Somnifc Gas a late discovery, whereby
a tooth may be extracted without pain. He can be
found at his office on First street. between Main and
Locust, or by enquiring at the Sherwood House.
n. B. Ladies waited on at their houses if desired.
ei lO-tW&wtf Il.
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Dr.Murphy's Sugar-Coated Vegetable b
and Anti-Dyspeptic Pills.

DREPAREDb by WIN. Ii. MURRAY, NJ. ID. 1854
il Pearl Street New York, PRICE D CENTS PER Box
These Pills composed enterey of Vegetable ingre-
dents and contain not particle of caomel or mer-
curry in any form, nor any mineral substance what
ever, and may be taken at all times and under all
circumstances and by all ages, without any fear of
the sad consequence often attending mercurial and
mineral preparations. Persons exposed to changes of
weather and cmate-traveers, emigrants, seamen,
soldiers, &c-are recommended TO provide themselves
with supply of these Pills Their extraordinary eff
tcacy iii those complaints which prevail in our South
ern and Western States during the summer months,
and particularly along the banksof rivers lakes and
ponds and in those sections where the land is not all
cleared up and drained might be seen from the piles of
letters received by the Proprietor which have been adj
dressed him by those who greatul for the ben
eft derived from the of his Pills IS
DR. MURPHY's SUGAR-COATED VEGETABLE
Anti-Fever Pills,
For the Immediate and Permanent cure of Ague and
Fever, ChIlls and Fever; and all other Fevers.
Prepared by VIM MURPHY, NJ. ID. 3S4 Pearl Street
New York.
$500 REWARD.
Twill give Five Hundred Dollars to any person who
will produce, at less cost, better, innocent
and more perfect for Ague and Fever or Chills
and Fever, than DIR. Murphy's Sugar Coated Veget-
able Anti-Fever Pills win also give Two Hundred
and Fifty Dollars TO any person who will show sin
gle case where any injurious effects have attended the
use Of these Pills. They warranted in all cases
to cure Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever when
taken according TO the direction accompanying
them. WIN. MURPHY, M. ID. =
Price 80 cents per box. Agents for Evansville, w
& c. BELL Mt. Vernon, ID. McMullen; New Har-
mony, Agnie q Son; Cynthana, VIM. Whiting;
Owensville, John Graham; Princeton, ]. r. Camp
ell; Columbia, w. ]. Casey. june "a tvs viim.
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From the Louisville Journal of April, 1876
Ii. A. EahnestOck.S Nermifnge.

We invite attention to the advertisement OF this very
valuable medicine. We have repeatedly heard it
warmly recommendedby some of the most distinguish
ed physicians of our city, the very best remedy of
the kind in use
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-05

From the Rev. L ]. Fisher, Baptist minister in
Kentucky:
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And under Am circumstances!

Fyou are sick get cured; ifwell, employ measures
Ito continue so. Every individual INDUCES in hab-
Its, which must to greater lesser extent, disar-
range the admirable and intricate combinations
which form the system, and consequently
EVERY INDIVIDUAL
should possess mild, yet eficacious simple and
accredited agent for preserving all functions ofthe body
y in good urder. .U
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-05
DIR. WOODS

sARsAPARIILA AND WILD CHERRY BTTTERS
will achieve this result, and should be in ever
family and in the hands of every person, who b.
business, profession general course of life is prels
posed to the very many little ailments that rende
life curse, instead ofa blessing, and finally resul
in their aggregated condition in the cause
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-05

HoDGEINvILLE, Ky, April 18th, 1916.
This is to certify that l have administered b. A.
Fahnestock's Vernifuge with unparalleled success.
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state az Indiana, Spencer County, S.

West Franklin, Posey Co. Ind. sep ll-tf
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b ANTI. .sLAvERYIN BOSTON.

Wsiake The following extract, from a
lotler published in The Pendletop Messen-
ger, of The lllh inst. The letter was writ
ten BY Rev Joseph Grishan, who is now
OH visit at The North. He gives. in a
part of bis correspondence, a deplorablo
accouu, of the distress among The poor, in
the CITY ofNew- York, whom he, represents
as."worse off than most ofour slaves"
II attended, in the Marlboro Chapel, at
an Anti:Slauery meeting-FraDcis John
son, Of The City, in The Chair, Eliza j.
kenney of Salema, Secretary. The
meeting was addressed by Wendal Phil
lips, said 10 be one oflheir best speakers; !;
he was cheered as he mounted the Stage !;
he is something Of an orator has a good
opinion Of himself. He abused South
Carolina, aud Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Web
ster, but poured ous most Of his abuse on
Webster /; he praised the Society, Samuel
Hoar and himself. Aferhim, Mr.. Carson
a colored man, who said he
had been born iu Boston free was stolen
VIXEN child, kept in slavery until about
,wo, weeks ago. when he ran away, and
r.. = st -.
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New Trusses for Ruptures,:
RIDDLES TRUSS AND sABDOMIss
NAL SUPPORTE r. !.


NAL SUPPORTER .ssg
YHyHE Subscriber having bought theP Patent
Il Right Of Riddel's Trusses and. .AbdomfS
nal Supporters, recommend them osthe pub
lie, as The most valuable, and perhaps only in-t
srument of the kind that perform a cure esin$ !
almost every case Of Rupture. II is adapted 4
to the anatomical structure of The Pelvis, andis
admirably calculated 10 relieve these severe ca
ses Of Prolapsus Uter, or falling ofthe womb
which make the patient suffer so much. toltiies
universal destruction of health. The Abdomi.
nal Supporter is eminenty serviceable aiHl;
Piles, never failing to cure them BY removing.
the cause. - V 4 ts ~ q
Persons having Negroes ruptured, may have
cure guaranteed, and the terms not more thans
one third of wha, the hand would beincreaseds
in value. Where the cure cannot besefected,
from die destruction of tho parts by time, the
Truss will enable the wearer to- encounteEtn
most severe work ofany kind. Planters would
do well 10 attend to this notice. SssS
Price Of Truss SIS without guarantee ar,dg
$50 or 500, or as may be agreed on Tor acnre:S
II. s. ROBERTS.S
may &c 81! t!ss:ss 81
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Sherifs Sale.

pY virtue OF sundry writs OF Flerl IA
I'D cias, to NE directed, I will proceed 10
sell at Edgefield Court House, on the first
Monday and Tuesday following in July
next, the following properly, in the follow
ing named cases, 10 wit:
George Parrolt, and olhersi severally,
VS.. Ann Hull, three los in The town of
Hamburg, known in the plan ofsaid town
rs lots numbered one hundred and seventy
five [175), one hundred aud eighty (lsO).
and one hundred and ,hirIy-nine (l3Y.
Daniel Quatllebum VS.. James T. Haney,
and Orasbca Haney; Elijah Watson, sem,
and others, severally, VS.. Orashea Haney,
the tract Of land whereon the Defendant
Orashea Haney lives, containing two hun
dred acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF
Nathan Norris, Nancy Corder, and Oba-
diah Bodie.
John Hill, Ordinary, for the distributes
of James Terry, Decd, VS.. Mary Strome,
adm'rx., and William Strome, Jun. admir-.
Of William Strome, Senr. Decd. the tract
of land whereon the defendant lives, con-
tanning three, hundred and ten acres. moro
or less, adjoining lands Of Lewis Reynolds,
William Strome, Senr., and Samuel G..
Strome.
Levi Bush and Lewis Bush, vs. Viii.
liam Bush, John G. Dagnall, and Emer-
son Busscy. the tract Of land whereon tho
defendant Bussoy lives, containing three
hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of d. Bussey, A. Sharpton, and
others.
N. l.. Griffin, Ex'tr., VS.. Samuel Posey,
and Robert Cloy, tract Of land contain
ing fifteen hundred acres, more or less, ly-
ing on Shaw's Creek, adjoining lands Of
A. B. Addison, Frank Posey, and others.
Amos Bush, vs.. James E. Kilcrease,
the tract of land whereon the defendant
lives, containing seven hundred acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of Sarah
Blair, Mary Kilcrease, and others.
John Rochell. for the use of John Gaul-
din, vs.. John Blackwell, and William
Jackson; Aurelius Martin, for The use Of
John Gauldin, vss John Blackwell, the
interest Of the defendant John Blackwell,
in the tract Of land whoreon Jincey Will
son now lives, containing one hundred and
forty acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of A,,icus Tucker, John Briggs, and 9th
ers.
Terms of sale cash.
H. BOULWARE, S. E. D.
June IL al 81
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1T HAS PERFECTLY CUREDIMEsS
Pur IDrr puTAS nncemhat S.STsEEE


To DR.. D. jayne Dear Sir-The astonish:g
ing and miraculous beneficial effects your 2galsS
liable eEXPECTORANTha had on nv neigh hhof,a
the Rev. MIR. Rushing: made SO favorable simss
preston emmy mind, that after consulting with 4
several friends, and learning thatIyouF were !
regular Practitioner of Medicine Icalled upon
told you that ifI lived to take them, you should
have a good report from me. Y z5s
+ am alive and well this day Thanks .to.as
merciful God, and your Expectorant; ;a1d now
come forward cheerillly yto fulfil my PROMISE.
For twenty long years had Ibeens aconstany
sufferer from the effects of ahard ,gdrY cough
pain in the breast, aud difficulty of fbreathing.if
the last five of which, chills and feyers, every
wiring and fall, added To- my snisery. ~ ;Hass
sporn away to mere skeleton with the great Z;
est difficulty only could j get up and gd9Wns
stairs; my appetite was gone, and my strength
had so far failed me that my friends were per-
suaded could notsnrvive vemanyswee unless
obtained relief Indeed ,Bir emy situation Rass
SO perfectly miserable 10 myself ,,sands so dtss
rressng to my family, fhalI felt vii ling die
whenever il should please The z Master 10 takes
me home. Bnt j heard of your pIedicine5 nnd3
relicfcame. :. y es 1T proved The Bafms1f
GiIead 10 my poor afflicted bod Eefores
had iaken ONE BOTTLE Z Sexperi ri6nsod a Idi,is
CATION Of all my symptoms, and st0 myg grestS
10y / found,in the continued dsuse of faitthe5
plest relief. 3 In short sir. IT
PERFECT CURE OF M Er-and IcanstrglY
say, have no desire TO be better
r. s. ROBERTS is DR.. II. .Jayne,s only
Agent at Edgeield c.. H
june l6 ,sssF. ;,5s ~ ~
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NSsE,EEE.

RW R. ROFF, who held conditionally an in-
lYE tercst in the right Of Edge6eld District,
10 Hotchkiss, Reaction Mill Wheels, (PatenD.
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 right purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. J. Il. WEBER, we authorize, with iuil
power to act as our agent
p COTHRAN & MOORE.
March l, 1547. If
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Pile Medicine,

In addition 10 its being positive remedy Tor
the Piles, it never fails to cure that lNTOLE-
RABLE ITCHING, which is so very conmon,
and has its location in the same parts us the
Piles,
Read the following, from the editorial CO.
lumns of AIexander's Weekly Messenger
Found at last-A cure for the Pacs-Physi.
clans and Chemists have long been anxious to
discover medicine that would cure one ofthe
most troublesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has at last been the result DR.. r.JACKSON'S
PILE EMBROCATION not only stops all
bleeding, alays pain and inflammation, subdues
that intolerable itching, bnt efectually cures,
like charm, and in n very short time, persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for
years. :
For sale by R.. s.. ROBERTS, Agent, at
EdgeGeld Court House, South Carolina. !.
I marchl0 :. tfs
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I Esec7cagSsIi,s S EssEIs.:

Y@y HE Proprietor many ears xago While rs
searching for a remedy for IBIS OWN
health which The prescription Of tho day Had 3ss
failedeto benefit, TO hit npon the Com
these Pills, and sAey proved entrely
in restoring his health: Their oomposiri6nsE
was freely Communicated 10 many sPhysicilps;S'
and it was nolthc design Of the Inventor thnf |
they should extend beyond llie private pracica y
Of himself, and that ofalis medical friends.
plcalions for them, however began TO mlIt ss
ply, and he was advised by many q f6is prof 81: q
sional brethren, and other geatlemeni Of
deter and distinction, 10 prepare afquaftity
them and place themintlie hands fsansapo::
thccary. Even this seemed insufficient; and she 30
was urged TO send llem.b by means genclesS
throughout The country. Calonel shad Sl6ngSss
been a.cornm IN domestic remedy There Was
scarcely family in which q viat Of il IWasshoI
to be found, and in which it was not nsed with b
degree Of freedom from which;a well Inform
ed Physician should shfink. Astsdnse infatus
alton TOO seemed TO exist among many sof the5 Ii
Faculty. Hardly q case was prescribed sforsxt
whether acute or chronic, in which caiomel ls
was not given, in some stage of sthe disease rs
without fear or reflections; and thousands ara -
still suffering from its pernicious effects. Cal: a
omel is, without doubt, most valuable Ipediissz4s
cine, and in some casesAmay be regarded sas e;
essential, but it should rot be stricken 'front.' al
list of domestic remedies, and be admnisteredl dl&
only under the prudent and judicious aayicasx
of thoughtful Physician. Uponpial, bynanyss
Physicians and others, these Pills were found IS
to be substitute for melcunal nfeparations iIis%
large number Of cases, and hence. their poplis g
Iarity, and the large demand fof ,theni: TGs &;
idea of obtaining Patent for them was never g
entertained, nor has it been sought to; this day
1t was believed that by giving them a popular,
form and circulating them through the counhy,gs IS
thousands would be benefited by their use, ~
who would, otherwise, never hear of the 'press s.
crption and never learn that preparation had s.
been compounded which rendered The sindiss
crininate and pernicious use Of calomel suns
necessary. These were some Of the ainduce:
ments which led the Inventor of the; p las tosSI
10 consent that they should become an3object Off
public sale; Y y y
None are genuine without the signature Of
JNO, BECKWITH, M. ID. .ssss ~
For sale by, r. s. S.ROBERTS, Agept, Edge
field C. H., South Carolina. g e
April % 6m 4ssssss
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New Dry Goods {!

New DRY Goods!
AT ROBERTS CHEAP CASH STORE.
H INEN Cambria Handkerctiefs new style,
EA Fancy Silk Parasols,
Corded Skirts,
Fancy. Bonnet Ribbons,
Lace Edgings.
Black Hat Grape,
Striped and pnin Swiss Muslin,
Shaded Purse Twist,
Black Net for Caps.
Black and fancy Prints and Muslins,
Fancy Vestings,
White Marseles Vcstings,
Boys glazed Belts,
French Prints and fancy Ginghams,
CoIorcd and white cotton Hose, ladies'
and childrens,
Dress Whalebone, assorted,
Gauze Cap Ribbons,
White Perforated Board,
Together with GROCERIES and DRUGS,
very lar~e assortment, will be sold low for
Cash. r, S. ROBERTS.
iunc 2 If 10
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E.ZgssSl s55ssSssTfSEd
Eg5 gsSaaSk Sk4sIgl SHa
o : e J d "a I q ] ] E| EIIz
5lzl;;]liilIAs7{1lS'lZl
Warranted to Cure.
june 2

HEMORRHOIDS, OR PILES, is a disease
produced by local irritation, coslireness, pursa.
live stimulants, undue determination Of blood
10 the hemorrhoidal vessels by excessive riding
or walking, or q congestive state of the liver,
and pecuarity of the constitution ITSELF.
It is usually considered under three forms.
or varieties. rs follows-Blind Piles, White
Piles, and Bleeding Piles. :.
This disease is so common, and SO very we'll
known, tia, description ofits symptoms is
not deemed necessary.
The success that has followed the use Of the
Embrocation in the cure of ttis disease, has
been truly astonishing. Physicians now ad
wise their patients 10 try it, us the only
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MEW GOODS.

YNyHE Subscriber is now receiving splen.
4 did Stock OF NEW GOOD S at the
Brick Store formerly occupied by Presley q
Bryan, consisting Of all kinds of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, CROCKERY, SHOES,
AND. HATS,
to which he invites his friends and the public
10 call and examine for themselves, before pur:
chasing elsewhere.
N. d. Goods very low for Cash.
B. C. BRYAN.
April 9th 1s47. If IL
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March 1, 1547.
TO THlE PUBLIC.
I'll u III III IL,

Which it is his purpose to keep us such house
Should DC kcpt, and will only promise to allwho
Gryor him with call, that he will do all in his
power to please; and where as much comfort
and quiet may be expected as can be found in
any Public House.
A careful and attentive Hostler will be kept
constantly in the Stable, and Horses shall be
attended 10 in way tina, shall give entire salts
factions.
A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
VIM. KETCHAM.
Hamburg, March $40 If
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got back 10 the cradle Of Liberty he said
the man should speak for himself. He
commenced, but spoke so low | could not
hear him; I left The place, perfectly salts.
fed such meetings would produce no good
here, and but little influence abroad. Z,
never saw such mixture !; "a few decent,
we'll. dressed men aud women, but most Of
them dirty, and some ragged black and
white, male and female sat on tho same
seat. saw genteel woman stand q
considerable time conversing with one Of
the blacklist men oflhe city. There is one
thing appears strange to me-: that the good
benevolent anli-slavery men ard woman
do not aid the hundreds of poor foreigners
in their streets, wanting bread and employ
ment ! and their beuevolence, ain told,
ends mostly in public applause and kind
words to the colored people, and abuse Of
slave holders ~
The Cotton Crop.-In this State, although
there are some exceptions, in general the
Cotton crop is far from promising. Indeed
we may say, from information derived from
reliable sources, widely diffused, that it
cannot reach moderate crop except under
The most favorable seasons from now 10
the end of very late fall. The probabil.
i,y is greatly in favor Of a decidedly short
crop. Tbs plant has died beyond pre-
cedent, and the replanting has been con-
tinued in most OIL the best Cotton. Districts
to the 10th of this month. The Cotton
lice have been more destructive in many
places than ever known-,he frequent
replants giving very irregular growth,
greatly increasing the difficulty in The pro-
per management oflhe plant. In short,
il is The belief of the best Informed planters
that nothing but the most favorable seasons,
and very late fall, can bring up the Cot
ton TO moderate crop.
The provision crop is as promising as
the Cotton is uupromisng. The Wheat
has improved, and the Corn is very fne.
We hear much the same report Of Geor-
gia, and OF tho other Cotton States.
duplication Of Ether for Insanity.-Dr.
Gazenova, head surgeon of the lunatic
asylum at Pau, has tried tho use Of Vapor
VI uS &c ooiffStihiOo <Aho-
dyne Vapor, On mad girl. This poor
creature had been unable TO procure sleep
for five months. She was made to inhaIe
this Vapor, and her agitation soon ceased.
After five inhalations, she fell into a COM
plete state Of insensibility, which lasted
twenty-five minutes, at the end of that
time the tolpor ceased, and no symptoms
Of disorder remained.
Turning the Penny.-An instance Of
the freight mania, a, Buffalo, he's been
related to Us. A poor man on the Ohio
canal bought scow Cor $3.50 and frei-
GIFTED it with -four to Cleveland, his pro-
fits paying for the scoO. He then hired
it towed to Buffalo, and in few hours
sold the old scow for Sl100! So much
for ydays work, and a little enter.
prise.
Tight Lacaig.-A learned doctor, refer
ring TO light lacing, AYERS that il is public
benefit, inasInuch as it kills all the foolish
girls, and leaves the wise ones 10 grow to
be women, ~, ! 5ts s. .;ss .a5
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EyOR the cure Of DEAFNESS, Pains, and
III the discharges Of lpatter from the Ears.
Also, all those disagreeable noises, like the
buzzing Of insects, falling Of water, whzzing Of
steam, &C., &C., which are symptoms Of ap-
preaching Deafness, and also generally attend
ant with the disease. Many persons who have
been deaf for ten, fifteen and twenty years, and
were obliged to use car trumpcts, have, after
using one or two bottles Of this medicine,
thrown aside their trumpets, being made per
feclly well.
The application ofthe Oil produces no pain,
but on the contrary an agreeable aud pleasant
sensation The recipe for this Medicine has
been obtained from an Aurist of great reputa.
lion, who has found, from long observation
lha, deafness, in nineteen cases out of twenty,
was produced either from want of action in
the nerves Of hearing, or dryness in the ears; {;
his object, therefore, was to find something
that would create healthy condition in those
parts. After long series Of experiments, his
the discovery Of this preparation, which has
received the name of =" SCARPA'S CON-
POUND ACOUSTIC OIL" 1t has been
used in this country about six years, and $50
wonderful has been its effects in curing and re
naming the deaf that from pure motives Of Iu.
2uanity, it is now offered to the public, that all
may have an opportunity of proving its efTica-
cy. A long list Of certificates might be given
but such is the confidence in the medicine, aud
so high its reputation. that but few ofthen will
be published.
Ii i, only necessary to add, that this medicine
has been recommended and used by many of
the best ply csicians and surgeons in Europe
and i'm this cnunfry
For sale by r. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edge
field Courthouse, South Carolina.
march 10 IF