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Henry Clarke Samuel Christian, Marianne Chapman
Harve Charlotte Ingl's John Chapman
thapman Charlotte Chapman, Charles Chapman Frederick
Chipman mrs Peasants William u Hughes VIM Hughes
the younger May Payson Ira Payon, sarah LOwnes
Lownes William Lownes Caleb Lo
children of George Iownes, deed Defendant
Among other things the Court doth adudss decree
that the defendant Henry Clarke do render before
m,0nrrs ofth Court OF and
hing aud being in the Of Redmond
Fankn and s with budres
under his control trustee together with
nsictons growing connected with tbs
said Commissioner In tiknE the said authorized
the said defendant solemn FORM uRder
touching the subject matter Teive TO the d deem
ed necessary required by which the said Com
missioner ~ directed and settle and
matter specially stated deemed by
may be required ~ the parties to be stated
Copy. Test
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Hy Hodges, Roy a. PuIIinm.

Wal be sold by u. This Morning O'Clock likely youn.
Womss and ehiid-womsn n year- o. age.
Jes3 HODGES ROY q PULLlAM, Auets
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WINFREE g. SHEPPARD.
Oommissio Merchants,
NsaTsb0shoe Warehouse.
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VIRGINIA: At n Sulerior Court OF Chance
for TIM Richmond Circuit held Capitol the CITY
of Riehmon! N the 3Isi day OF March. Isg7.
Charles Peasants and Eunce Frederick
Harriet wife, Jehr Ann his wife Eli.
zabeih Lownes Elias Lownes and Elizabeth Lownes
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The defendants Peter wife George Swami and
John Swami not havisg entered appearance Rvep
y according To the Of Assembly this Court
aud Pearng by satisfactory evidence they are not nhab
tahis Of this Commonwealth That rfpd-
ants DO appear al the Clerks Oe Of
Law and Chaseery for Cumberland there
In the LIST Monday July the bill he
and that copy OF this order be news.
paper published IN The city of Richmond for
vey aud posted the font Of This eoun
y A Copy-Teste,
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CEIlN AS HOTEL.
SUMTERVILL.E. s G

The Undersigned, proprietor nf China's
Hotel, al Sumter Court House, S. e., res
'ecttuliy informs his friends aud The uuE.
iic, thai hr has thoroughly rrlitled his HI.
tel. and that il4is now III cnmple,e order
iDr The accommodation Of Bnarters, Visi.
tcrs and the Travelling Public.
tle%reiurns his sincere thanks to the
pubio nj large for their generous nnl ,bc.
rnF'ratr"nnyr, and hopes by strict alien
ti"n /" their comfort to merit its conlinu.
anrc.
Ills establishment is conveniently silua
ted on the Main street. near the Copr,
House. and will be found convenient To
members Of the Bar and Planters visiting
The Court House nn business. His table
will be carefully and reg sularIy furnished.
JOHN CHINA,Jr.
Dec. 16, 1916. If
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THE CAMDEN HOTEL.
KSY BE. H, asSDHEs.

The subscriber announces 10 his friends
nnd the travelling public. that he has Ia Il ~
tha, large and c"mm"dinus Brick HOTEL
conti9unus To the Court House, in This
town, where he will be ubl" to accn,nmu.
dale in the best manner, all who feel in.
cl'n'd I" give him" trial. The house has
been Pu!inElhe bes. order. and "e1cly fn-
7shed throughout, and if an earnest desire
to please will give satisfaction. hris CON
v'nced tlnt all will hr satisfied. IFS table
will be furnished amply-his bar will be
furnished with the hes. Liquors, and his
servants will be as attentive as possible.
Camden, january 6. IS47. II g.,
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Hgsl D FoR RB d, II
EsEz IaE A

xersises This Nj IS S 3
resiIfns nm HE n 5li sof Jantiary. Il
mi anf led liis est.
ter ltlssd Eto phfs
Shssa cstsb SHINE il, aH siss i no
sebg dinIpdkiags sxt s.
son eabail. Ing and round
locsliS fer ind
,test tha 81 as Ss sSlasS i
efSrss na
Tsss !,e I1Ifsni
q asysf
very Sc YER Wiiits ie1rK fJaf d lss lrys
81 t,F phers 81 d, 9Bna 5 S;
the best Ter, II seli asy aj Ycsis
icnc cs. HAT Sc ectsil i,i$f
erifeonntsy. gard lea ItlS. 81 eaiii,i1.y
and freed frnms he III f,ien crs ilihf faea
reiarti Stfie ptog resss Iali ies ii siis
lages and towns, this Insii CHI .afi preseiits,
peg 1liar RtlgGiiisg es:: hich n ay BE ati
tled. refined and iaisI gsni society JIM Ills
yiciDity. s S3Sssiss 4
It.issf the pose tho Prinefpal 10
build uP al, Institution in Wfiic hafUsiEft,
ami, At the Same lime, acc ON fii e
ca ttdn may esob.ainctI; aiiI re 81 linp ii@
cducat ti1n ms radiralty ifef etfRf .S Wi,icli.
|1loes not nim rat The nEula tinn and tfa
the moral clisr sfs s.sf accpFt iinp ia ia
spiritsa md 5preceIf lie
endea yorig,o educate tl,e arts al awsslf
MS MS, the minds mi narnes of his inpits
m an! to sPtenare them f9r Sbpcpnsi ng ase efGl
and inte ligept ine,nii rs soi
.Delieacy Iorbids; The r lpsl is sneak
|ofS!iic comRstency Ms.
i3l1gBosE 40 cup,llct Sue al 81 is ,iiii,ian.
but ,tt ,htesplelgas iin,eeIf Inst ,he Teachers
engage', aresof the frs. their de-.
lPartmepts. M Il sss 5sS
"A Chapel has been fiefYeil s1tl sSs.ftha
young Iadies will eni1y9 9,ha adj Z saaia
regnlnr religious services every 81 bba ms.
| lie scholastic ven sill cunsis,s al; III,
n,nntlIs. A Vacation o two " eeks ,V;l} So
Ehes given frd,n.the lst lDsills I i5jf Df8 SIay.
md The exercises g. cls,se m tHc 9th
rerlbpr. 5sSs So
RMS fl n TEN d i, u NJ oNTns IN i l
Board and rhitinn, inciuding; s
/ "a Fuel; Lights nDds sliiisp, s5a i5fl flt,
Music Pi6n0ors Gditar, insli,. 81
ling Vaeal NJ nsic aIi Us q: OF
s5 InsIrnmcnls, &c, $fN, J
Drawing and Pai1tiia 40 t,Y B
i Modern Esi.g es- French. ss So
Spanish, German :nrs Tia li6is. 40 90
sT iIF,F hcatertns, excerpt ihe furnishing 1f
! \ }fs',ationetysss bel as 4ttisy have
been during the 81 enr 4.
!, . xsas sts.sscst tt,s,s:
ssyi i5Aadn1lp s1s. aPpgln.eossE, pl.esT,.
DIR. AuLDlwilIs deI.ver al esnfse OF Lee.
lures On Chemistry II, Ing the rear, and
mple,e: ci,emicai and r5hilnsop.,ical ApIa.
Fa1.Is will be provided slur9 illustrating sby
EeSperiments;;9 the subj Is spfs his Lectures
Instruction in Vocal M usic vii s firm, fin,
part OF the sexerrises def The sri.1ni hut
neither for this Chemistry. nnrS Lsiiatand
,5will lhrre be nns extra ella 3 e. & -
t,The ct,arge OF $50 wfilscover5 MI tie 81. i
penses ofIn pupil, ,,sunless 5 ne re- ceiysssin-
;str,ur.lnn sir in tnslriime ntaI nsic. Drawing,
or The Motern Lang
H., Fac .yonng eilt he expeef. 4
Ell TO have hersnsme; dfstincli ma ssi' spTs.
every article OF her clntl,ing VI md also sioJ
turnishher own tuwels. z5$ 81 q,
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ESTRAY.

Tolled before mcby Daniel Weldon, n
small sorre' MARE atjndgcd 20 be I3 years
old, blind in ,he tigh, eye. with some sad-
die marks on the back, appraised at twenty
D"ll"rs. Said Marc may be seen al the
plantation Of Mrs. Sarah Weldon, near
Bradford Springs. - g., ="
G. W.ROLLlNs, Magistrate.
Spring Hill, SumtrrSDist. }
g Dec. 80, 1916. o If 4
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souall-CaroHina--susnscr Dist.

IN Equity.
l.. r. Jennings and wife, e, al. vs.. I. E.
Richbourg and wife. Q, al.-BilI.
II appearing TO my satisfaction that Mi
rlincl w. Murphy and wife. Il. j. Spann
and wife and John &. Gerald, parties de.
PENDANTS I" The above stated Bill, reside
o.i of the limits Of Soulh.CaroIina: Il is
"rdrred, TINT they do plead, answer, or
demur TO the same within three months
from the first publication Of ll,is order, or
an order pro confesso will be entered
ugainst them. ksst &
JOHN d. MILLER, Cnm'r.
!, March 2, lS47. TS5 25ll3 4
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT.

Matthew p. Mayes and wife and others, vs..
John G. Shaw.-Bill.
tnppearirg my salisfaciion that J M.
u. Si.aw. The deiendan, in ihecasis. resides
out "t the limits Of the Suite of South
Carolina: on motion Of WIN. .tIIaynswor.h,
compliments solicitor, ordered that the
said John &, Shaw do appear within three
months after publication hereof and plead,
answer, or drmur 10 the said dBill and that
IN delanlt thereof, the said bill be taken as
confessed against him, the said John G..
Shnw. Ais" ordered, lha, this noiice be
published once week for three months in
the Sumter Banner.
JOHN 3. MILLER, Conf.
Feb. %, ls47. [s5 25] is l3t
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SOUTH H-CAROLINA--sUniTER DISTRICT

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Hope Ridgeway vs.. w. B. Ridgcway and
oi"ers.-S Summons in Partition. (. .4
1t appearing 10 my Satisfaction. that
Hampton DuBose. John DuBnse, James
Snndlin and wife and children Of Dcverea,,x
Baxter, defendants in the above stated case,
reside "ntofthis Snte: lis the, efnre order.
isl that they d" appear nnd object 10 The
division, or sale Of The Real Estate OF
Timothy Ri'!geway, deceased. ON or be.
fore The twentieth, day Of May next or
their c"nsen, 10 the same will be entered
Of record.
w. LEWIS, o. S. d. 81
February goth, ls47. II l3t
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slI7 7Isl7s I7zI ESSEN,

2doaps S1MPoRTEp DIREcrsSF 10 81 III EuR,Upi;
March ~, q o. S. 6. s:ts
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leENIOVA!L.
4 ys.,;Ssl 7;;i''l
..&oFs THE

CE1ARLESTON " STORE.
DICKSON 81 LATTAs would resi- lpe.ptfs,ily,
inform their friends and scYstaniers lllat
they have remaye,i from their Old stand L,
their new Brick slote above The Camden
Bank, md have on hand, and sare receiy.
ing constantly, new; MI sfal 8 rtmenl
tof!choice and select Gracer es; swiiicl, lheyS
ntfsfsFaOR IS CASH ,ta,s "a small 4 a,I vance OF,
lCharlsst0i, prices. Feb. "a 4
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- TO FRIly 3 H;f. S
XlSs13e EOts7ssss.ss and Es.a.isatea.ss
fssa5'2saSkeaatsse, e e, B5ifzre house.

(
TIE Subscribers shave mp ned 81 EyV
is4,PE OUNDRYs ely af gfsew
fork, where they q, or.
,ers 10 any extt,ts, iassl s, aI ig Of
FANCYttlsYIa 2, and ey arii q Ies nee es.
sary for a Printing OlIIel
ihe'I ypr.iwhich hRre icasssin new nlouliIs,
from ant n,irsly new sel riais, Willis
deep counters, are warratttetls 10 be unsur.
passed by sany,:anl will be sold ut prieesio
suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and Snlso /
Steam Engines Of The most approved pat
ieris.is fSsss sssEs fSt sc H
ID M 3. A N7achiaisl is cnnsiantlysin az
.entlailes 10 do ght3Work. .
Editors iof news pers. who w,ll buy.
1T as snsiIc iype as tleis bills
amount am ~. may give The above : il months
l1ser',on and seud their
ipners ining il 10 lhs sss ii,ers. .s
COCKGROFTs 81 ONEREND.
Oct: 3, lS46,S On i;s Ann ST. q
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BLAC CKsNlIITH AM sVN II % 3 s. RIGHT
lAll E 3

Ia -lfS
The subscribersrespecirulty5i informs his
customers and the public generally, thai
she is' now prepared ioe execute any work in
the aboye alcsaswilh neatncss and tess
pntcb. gis ssg s., ~ S
attended to- "a: rs
MiiIwrights and owners Of Mills are in.
formed atsheshns erected q Steam Latlle.
and and is noNsPreParcd To Forge aud finish
any Mill Irnhs. on ms good terms, and as
4acctirat te ant durable. III work mnnslip ami
material sas can be ;ha,lajn Charcstnn .o,
d ;deisewhsga. Crane, IIooks aud Screws fur
8; sic atisSs ill Stpnes.will be KEEP, "nhan,,
ss,r.m ~, matlastf order. Any work in Iron,
sS.eel tBtasss or Copper which is usually
s,!lness lhyiR BLACK acknowledgements, can BE-
done as well here ass elsewhere.
A,.We'l assorted stack OF lrnn on hand
md foHsalc. sS5. 7
Z T.xJ. CoGHLAN.
- February 3, lSI7.ss ID If
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y = = VIC Is: ssSsss| s
Oh! ssYasts b IL IL e e .3s u
Il Her put, tosss: 81.
To ,lay per chance sons t.ebarf
s Maysyield ~ s. s.,
j, ID moi hard canne. be, e (
= - Ho sIsak linton Of q
TO tush the algls ofs misers 3Ss ss
And soo,he TIC brow ef sassI,ess'; y; I!
Is notiia,d sweet flowers 10 spread,
~ 4s5To strew;ihe path With roses. u.
TO smooth tho coucii, ard rest the head ~
; 'Whtre: seno loved slIttend. rePoses.
4 aitisnoe oehutd to tim the sboarth, q
For hrolhera home returning, ~,
So To wake, the. song 9 81 haIg,less mirtb,
When winter fires arc burning.
4 ltissnot haria sisters love.
To pay with love as tender, Y sstS5@s; =
Whenoores .perplex, and trials prove,
And feela mother'ss blessing. ;: 81 a5.s
,a.i,is not hard when storms arise
mid darkness and detection,
To Look to Heaven withdrawing eyes, !.
s And ask its kind protection.
., ~ .s1sst ~ 'SisS. Y - siSt* Z
Then ,ay no, woman's 10: is:hafd, sss;
Her path the path fSsorreV; rs
u To-day, per Glance, some joy drbatr'l
May yield sweet peace to- moi row gss>
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05

8.on, 70 Murfreesborough, 81 miles and
back, twice week
Leave Windsor every Wednesday and Sun
day at m, arrive at Murfreesborough same
days by IL p m
Leave Murfreesborough every Tuesday and
Saturday at m, arrive at Windsor same
days by II m
2S44 From Elenton, by Hartford, Wood
vile, Elizabeth City, New Lebanon, South
mills, Lake Drummond, Deep creek, Va, to
Norfolk, Va. 81 miles and back, three times
week
Leave E1enton every Sunday, Wednesday,
and Friday at m, arrive at Norfolk same
days by pm
Leave Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at m, arrive at Edenton same
days by II m
Proposals for six times week service on
this route will be considered
2845: From Elenton. by Billiards. Bridge
Mintonsville, Sunbury, Middle Swamp
GatesVille, and Somerton, TO Suffolk, Va, n
miles and back, once a week
Leave Elenton every Thursday al a n
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every Wednesday at 6
awrenceville same day by 7 pm
Enceville every Tuesday at 6 a
Thorough same day by Ppm
Marlborough, by Motifs mills,
~, and Brewers mills, to Pros
] and back, once a week
brough every Friday at 6 a m,
erity same day by S P m
perity every Thursday at 6 a
Thorough same day by S pm
B Mason Hall, by Big Falls.
e, Fawcett's Store, Mooresville,
, Anderson's Store, and High
sesburg, SO miles and back, once
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Wilton every Friday at 6 m, ar
lapel Hill same day by ppm
Cbo~oI It'll o,-or,- Co4,rJox- -. e -.


1864: From Hillsborough, by Cedar Grove,
Junto, Prospecthill, and GorIonton, to Lees
burg, 30 miles AMI back, once week
Leave Hillsborough every Friday at 5 a m,
arrive at Leesburg same day by 5 pm
Leave Leesburg every Saturday at m,
arrive at Hillsborough same day by IN
1865: From Hillsborough, by Walnut Grove
and Van Hooks Store, to Roxborough, "a
miles and back, once week
Leave Hillsboro' every Tuesday at a m
arrive at Roxboro' same day by 4pm
Leave Roxborough every Wednesday ate
a m, arrive at HilIsborough same day by 4 m
1866: From HilIsboro. by Hawfield, Mount
Willing, Ruffin's Mills, McDaniels, and Rock
creek, to Longs Mills, SO miles and back,
once week
Leave Hillsboro' every Thursday.at a m,
arrive at Longs Mills same day by pm
Leave Longs mills every Friday at m,
arrive at Hillsborough same day by 6 pm
Proposals to extend this route from Longs
mills to Ashborough will be considered
! 1861 From Ashborough to LawrenceyilIe
40 miles and back, once week
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INSTRUCTIONS.

l. Seven minutes allowed for opening and
closing the mails at all offices where no particular
time is specified but on rail road and steamboat
routes there is to be no delay than is neces-
sary to deliver and receive the bags.
2. The mail is TO be conveyed in preference 10
passengers, and TO their entire exclusion, if its
weight and bulk require it.
8. Post office blanks, mail bags, and the special
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-09

are, therefore, s,ictly forbidden; and any
officer found guilty Of making such report
for publication, without special permission.
or Of placing the writing beyond his con-
troll. so that 1t finds its way to tho press,
within one month after the termination
Of the campaign to which II relates. shall
be dismissed from tho service" By or
der. w. G.. FREEMAN, Assistant Adj.
General.
The revival of this rule at this time
will Of course bo understood al 4 censure
upon Gen. TAYLOR for writing the let
ter la,oly published (of course withou, his
conson,) in the Express. Our weak headed
Executive probably thinks that if he can
only stop the mouths Of those who do tho
fighting and awe into silence those 1t homo
who regard tho War as n crime, no will
then be ab!o TO carry out his selfish and
A.. bitiou5 schemes. He may find himself
mistoken, however. If our soldiers are
not allowed 10 write TO their friends an ac-
coun; Of wha, they suffer, they will have
Chose Of them who livc) tho moro 10 tell
when tho campaign is over. They will
doubtless know how 10 appreciate the treat
men: they receive from those in power,
and so will thoir friends at home, who are
no longer to be permitted to know what
they are doing and suffering for their coun-
try.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-09

SOUND LUNGS RENDER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
OrR happiness depends upon health, for what
is life worth 10 If We have it not We inhab-
il q world where disease unfortunately stares US
in the face daily. None, scarcely, are exempt,
and no one knows what moment sickness may
come We see CONSUMPTION stalking forth,
gathering in its cherries embrace neigh bors,
and even our nearest and happiest friends. Does
it not then warn us to be prepared to meet this
insdious destroyer at the very threshhoid' Ex-
perience and long suffering answer in the affirm
alive. Know We, therefore, that this evil destroy
is at hand, seeking whom it may deyour.-
Procure, then, Immediately, the antidote against
this malady, have it ready for attack which
is Dr.. J. X. DRncan's Expectorant Remedy. 1t
Immediately puts stop to the evil doer, destroys
its poisonous fang that pierced the Lungs. gives
new life and vigor to the enfeebed frame, and
finally restores the Lungs to Sound Health.
- DR.. j. X. Duncan's Western office, $50
Sycamore St. Cincinnati, where his Expectorant
Remedy IS sold in large or small quantities.
Advice is given in all cases of diseases.
fTTFor sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond, Feb 9th, Io47. 1tf
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COLDS AND COUGHS.

TIE sudden and frequent changes of the at
mosPhere in Western climate, subject us
sooner or later to these annoying Affections. and
when not early attended to the lungs fall prey
to consumption, their insidious destroyer. How
often have you been warned of the approaching
danger, but YOU fear not until the citadel of life
is attacked and rendered hopeless. How Impor-
tant is it then to obtain in time few bottles of
that valuable medicine,
DR.. j. X. Duncan's Erpectorant Remedy;
which is certain to arrest the cough. heal the sore
ness and irritation in the trachea and bronchial
tubes, remove the pain and tghtness experienced
in the chest and qreast; also, giving strength to
those who weak.
Orty-Remember that it is DR.. ]. X. Duncan's
W estern Office, No. lo1, Sycamose st, CIncin-
natl, Ohio, where the above medicine is sold IN
large or small quantities. Price s per bottle:
bottles for So. Il discount made TO those who
sell as agents
M For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond, February 9th, 1e41. 1tf
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Ga.-Law for the Army.

The President having first insulted tho
People of tho United States by denounc-
ing as reasonable every expression of
opinion against the Ubiquitous War in
which the country has been involved
through his own blind iuta,uation or some
thing worse, has now determined, BY re-
viving an obsolete rule. 10 apply a Gag
law TO the members of the army. forbid
ding them. on pain of being dismissed
from the service. 10 & i've any information
to their friends of tho operations in which
they may be engaged. Hero is the Off
cial Order TO which we refer, from the
Union Of Friday:
WAR DEPARTMENT. Washington, jan
IS, 1917.
The President Of the United States
directs that paragraph $50 of tho Gener-
al Regulations for the army established
on tho LIST of March, 1925. and not in :
cludcd among those published January 2o.
1871. be now republished. and that ,.s OBJ
servance as a part Of tho general rogula
tions be strictly cnioined upon tho army
By order of the Presidens:
WIN. l. MARCY, Secretary Of War.
The following is the paragraph Of the
General Regulations of the army, estab-
lished on the lst of March, 1925, referred
TO above.
$3.50. Private letters or reports. rela-
tive to military marches and operations,
are frequently mischicvious in design. and
always disgraceful to the army. They
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-09
TRIUMPHANT Success Of Buchan's Hungarian Bat
sam of Lifc--the (reat English Remedy for
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. and Consum p; i on

TRIUMPHANT Success Of BueAan's Hungarian Bat
sam Of Lyc--Me Great English Remedy for
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. and Consump p; ion
THE most cee brated and nfallible remedy for
colds, coughs, asthma any form of pulmonary
consumption, is the Hungarian Balsan of Life,
discovered by DR. Buchan, OF LONDON England,
tested for upwards OF seven years in Great Bri-
tain, and on the continent of Europe, and intro
duced into the United States under the immedi-
ate superintc ndence of the inventor
The astonishing success of the Hung Ran Bal
of Life, in the Of every form of con-
sumption, warrants the American Agent in soli-
citing for treatment the 1c0rst possible that
be found in the COMMUNICATES that seek
relief in vain FROM any of the common remedies
of the day, and have been given up by the most
distinguished physicians as confirmed and incu-
rable. The Hungarian Balsam has cured. and
can cure the most desperate of cases. 1t is no
quack noSflnn, but standard English remedy
of known and established efficacy.
The great and only certain remedy for colds,
coughs, asthma and consumption. is the. Hunga-
rIan Basam Of Life. This uHfivaiicd specific
will not only relieve, but speedily and effect a'ly
cure. when all other means have failed. Make
experiments whatever upon the delicate tissue
of the lungs, but seek at once this infallible
edv, and you safe. nder its benign and
suavtive influence, the most obstinate and dam
gerous cough is speedily removed; Splitting of
blood, alarming, is entirely prevented: night
sweats, which nullifv the restoring power Of
sleep, are checked: inflammation Is reduced !;
pain and soreness the side felt no moro;
the breathing is rendered soft and easy: and the
unfortunate sufferer is soon restored from the
awful condition of consumptive, to healthy
and comfortable existence.
In case of actual disease of the lung-, or Of "a
ted consumption, it is the only source of hope.
American price, 81 per bottle, with fall direc-
tons for the restoration of health
None genuine without the written signature
of the American Agent, on a gold and bronze la
bel. to counterfeit which is forgery.
For sale at the Drug Store
DR.. J. HOWELI.S.
~ Pamphlets respecting this Great English
Remedy may be had gratis of DR.. ]. Howells,
Richmond, Ia.
Jam lst l oI7. lily