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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
State of South Caroline
4 I EDGEFLELD DISTtRICI ,, q
IN THE COURT % r. or OMAR
}t:s'i -. - 29rh Of @ ber; 20

Simeon A,,oway & wife. Applas. saalaess,:
9ees16 &: f;Ds ..:ssss rs
Eanney Goulden & othersD ets. RGsitiuHs
FHTappearring ,,o,smy satisfaction that ssshSI
d Hazel. Hiram Abnsy yand wife FiilleJ on
othan Hazef and wife 'Hnldah, Rhody hlossss
John Moss nnd wife Lucinda, orris Jphnssst,ss
Btnford Johnson, and sPickens Johnson: lisess
withont,ihe limits or this Statess il is
ordered that they doappedr and object g ahea
DiSisbri sorsaIe of tie Real gtafltys
JOHNSON; deceased, on OF fTf The aipn
.daiy IN March next, or the
same Wil lie; entered Of Record siysrs5 under
::fnnyf,ard III the Court of e,fdi1ary
sfIais above written,
STss sss 10 oIIN HILL |
SNoys3 isssss
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U After ten years Constant sxpsHsps ssi1 sssis
the warehouse eRuSfneSs,II Il IIsef.mf

GJ Alter ten years. o6stadts xpsispc 80: !,
/ the Warehouse Rusfness,E I.Isel lsmyss
self fully competent 10 disshalg any B6sfaesayt
in MY line. which may be fEdsls dto my GaseS;
and after The very recent Inpal1all lied dep Seeias
non: the price 81 ibs featsiapI yg6ttons snl
assthes Planters are alohe atif a5Bns
ward adsney by hotiing u 6sH ffSp q 6as
q. tune, n,liis The present 7enb bafsasssd
commercial Hairs snb Andsso as ssf: b
soddng, Ipiopo 70 stofe Coll6a al
ihg Tates, 6fsl lfont mon
375 cents for s. s5l
season, Or Q iseris eals cider az
I'M lTn1st greed on die ssspflgs
GEMS Wilt Be:chaIgs
Libssal :ll,s laiS o6
HamBnts nyas0b :Ss
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,E'Oyl,yl;ililEgs sEirOlpy,eeirfy 4 for Safe.

EOYlEsP Property for Sale.
Yul HE,HOUSEf&iLO.T o. Int present 0ccnpie
ii by Mrs., RI. NJ. Builet, sittated in the
Town Of sEdg ge6eld, wiz be offered at Public
Sale on tie frs, MONDAY ilTJ Jannary next, :
f The F6r,seis larg;e and :cdil fortabie. with
nj, excellent Kitchen: Smoke House, and other
iont buildings; which canSbe examined aat amy
lime previous 10 the day fssale.s 81
ThesE Eot contains: 81 acses, moro or5l less;
Terms Of sale.--C Creditto the first day ot9an:
iuury IS IS Rs lHENtsk: y sists q
decomber $: /; 5t - 40 20. J.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22

W. B. Brannon. !.
NN7ILLIAM b.. B1ANNON, J, of the
wv Defendants inSthes above named cnses,
who is now in the custody Of the Sheriff ofthe
District Of Edgefed.. by virtue OF wits Of Ca
pias ad salisfaciendum. ut the suits of the re.
spective Plaintiffs, lin the above stuffed cases.
having filed his petition, with a schedule: upon
oath, Of his whole e,tute nnd effects, for the
purpose q obtaining the benefit Of The Acts Of
ihe General Assembly, commonly called slle
Insnlvent Debtors Act On motion Of. Mr.. w.
Nv. Adams, Defendants Attorney, public notice
is hereby given, 10 the said Mlllers. Ripley g.
Co., Howard & Gnrmany, d. & A.. Wesson.
Jonas Conkling s. Co., Seaman d Peck, sur.
vivors, F. D. Tanning g. CO., and John w.
Mundy, bearer, and all others, tie creditors of
the said William 3. Brannon, that the said pc.
,ilion will be heard and considered al Edgefeld
Court House, on Monday the sixth Of March
next, or on such other day as the Court may
order during the term, commencing on the
first Monday. of March next. at the said place,
and the said Millers, Ripley q CO., Howard Il
Garmany, D. ga. Wesson, Jonas a. Conk.
ling & Co, Seaman s. Peck, survivors, F ID.
Tanning 81 Co., and John w. Mnndy. bearer,
aud all others, the creditors of the said Will
liam b. Brannon,. are hereby commanded, /,
either personally or by attorney, then and there
to snow cause, if any they can why the petition
Of the Said William B. Brannon should not be
heard and granted. and he be discharged from
confinement, by complying with the Acts
aforesaid, according 10 4he terms Of the said
Acts. THO.G. BACON.s Cterf. =.
december 8 -. stsltls,.: arI-.s-. 3m :, :46
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NOTICE.

al Ell Persons indebted 10 the estate of
.A Anna Nj. Morgan, dec d. are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having
demands against said estate are requested 10
present Them for rpayment.sproperly attested. :;
Z .:.s.'s 81 RK HALTE R, d'mr. y. :
s dec.s 5s4tf stE 46 &
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sN0Lfce.s;.ss {;

-. on ce.s;ss /: Sc, s;;Ss
IA Ii those indebted 10. the old firm Press
IA ley q Bryan, eithefsby Noe of: sseceElsS,:
are requested tos come forward sand seltle Slipa
We are compelledr 70 bling the siress,tn 81
close. r E. sPRESBEYss.
49, :: b. G. :BR YANvv: 81
September z, 1S47. {; sif ia;
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geaU Fall & yE'snte,s.. ), Goods.

G.. H.. ..& e. PEN N h: - ~.
tHWAVE received large andlnoat desirable
Ea Stock Of NEW, GOODS TO Isilit the
season. Consisting of a.general lassorimeni of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Groceries Of all kinds, g: -
Hats and Caps, Shoes and Boots. -.
,,%s Hardware and Crockery, "a s.;,f:5,
Drugs and Medicines, 5s 81 kzssct5s. .,$,. 7
- Books and Stationary. 3.
sz5A splendid stock Of; Bonnetst &. q; -
And II variety ofother articles usually kept
in our line, all Of which will be sold on the most
accommodating terms. {. i
F They invite their friends ocaland examine
the stock and they promise 70 giye them good
bargains. ii:.s..;
sepir29 rs, a tf SO :.
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NOTICE. & s. 81 !: ]. i &;

/. "A IL persons lddeb,eds TO the estate of sDSsS
~ Augustus w Burt decd ds are fequsstesis
tosnukes mediate payment s.ana those 5hayinaE.s
demands agaiost said estate are tIeqGeste s3oe
present 1hem;fot payment, .prop nv sat,estea
june16 sss1sS 8
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M0vIeuys mere Y,et.!

- 5.E3:e ESlgYZeyy8sN here VET -
SASH made at 81 a4scenls per light for taIEs
~ Sash containing IS lights To- sthe window
and upwards, awindows containing less cts.
per:light e ~ -
All kinds Of ofFURNITUR z Z, made To- order
at the old stand, 1,mile from Giignl Church.
and 17from Cambridge, upon The M artintoRa:Ij
road. . y
: All orders left at this office wilIbe attended
to. .. ~ - - s3j4 S WIN. .sRAYEEYsss
augnst25 - 8; 3: = {, lt:ss55
y. Abbeyife Banner and Anderson Gazeltssse
by three times: ~, 80.
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8Mafic,e.

G AeLL- Persons having any demands gains!
"a tie estates Of Thos. Reynolds, Senr., and
tThos, Reynolds r., are hereby required o.at;
end sipSgthe ordinary's Office, on M Monday
the s3rd day Of January next; and present
stIleir demands properly a,tested, ash desire 10
- :--t..sssiss s. NANCY REYNOLDS,
Z - 90 - AdnlinistratiI. 3
einannsst9 : 5:i ,ii; 3rn 81
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.NOE1GE.

Id Persons indebted 70 e. essatesof
IN The Rev John drum; I'd SaTs fa
,qnesied to niakeimmed ipa yinep and sbSs
having demands will present them bone ~;
Tested. lJo oHNSLAND DIR Bafg gErGt.
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,NeWRoot and Shoe.
sN.R.B'ElE.GCTORY.s

If=.UkAtHSV UH zINI>- 80 = =
FNNHE Subscriber. would most respectfully
"a inform tile citizens Of Edgefeld, and the
neighboring Districts that he Inns sscominenced
the q y, -,
Boot and Shoe Making.
I'M the Store immediately adjoining Mrs.
Wards Millinery Store, and,iss prepared 10
make to order, Boots and Shoes Of ahe best
French and Anne ericanG Calf s kin.
2 Gentlemeniwantinga good Boot neat and
durable, need d.but leave their order
CorIsoled, double soled, I, water proo(, walk.
ins, andpnmp soled Boots. as IS; 4, s1sts
- For: ftinnd style workmanship not to be
exceIled anywhere. So
5.inovemberlO "a AZ
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no THE RUEsEHG.
. H .QssT9EL,

Whichiit his purpose 10 keep as s,,clt a house
should Be Kept, and will only promise 10 NIL who
favor in, &itl aacalls That he yill do his
power to please and where rs much comfort
and 3qniet may be ferpected US san be 4oand in
any Public House.
5A carefitiiaiid attentive fiostlsr will be; kept
constantly yinllhe; Stable, and Horses shnll he
attended an o; way that shall siyeentire salts
Inctians.S 5:a .S
& A liberal patronage isrespectfnllys yssolicited.
5siss,t 1VM. KETCHAh1.
Hamburg, March $40 Esa5-8 If s.
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Edeefield c. II. July % .s.5s sstra "a
State Of South Carolina:
y EDGEFIELD* DISTRICT, - -
: ssa IYs:THEs COMMON PLEAS. S

aiilcrs Ripley& Co,
us. g.. -. Casa
Brannon & hndetson,,;t
Howard q Garmany, :, s: q:
,Brannon3& anderson, ssa4i,55
a. ltesson,s ~.
Braannn sdss nJersons ssssss
1onas Etonkling s. Co.. - So;
StsStu rs. - ~ TSSs5.2s? ~ H..
Brailnon! e. udersons s-ssst
Seaman & Peck, survivors q g, =
IS s;ss bS. ~ 49, Ia -.
Branfon anderson, 49, Sas g5
FtD. 2 Tanning g. Co:
rs. 2 10 -. -. "a.
.Brannnn & Anderson, s;
John w. Mundy, bearer,
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N0TIEE.

AN ELECTIO ONswilIS SBeI IhelJ al lie differ:
sent places Of EIecliop for Ibis District
the first Monday in Ja1nary # for Shea
Ordinary and CLERK, ,tofiI
will be 3occasionedg by the expifatIo sof
.termssof H !. Bonlware, Sheriff JaHn QrX
,,dinary and Thomas g. BleoHss Clerks
There will be only one day y3orvon6g US
5 The Manas will meet Of EdgefsId5 ffpnftIs,
House n.the7 Yednesday cpnat; ;iiissss
yotesand declare The election.
g u y THO s-BACD CDNSsCi
Edgefeld C.. :H. f26lhs ocGqs4
october az y 81 ~ 80
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ss:.5ss OtIc e.
ALL persons ebled to the estatesof "a, ,iissS
NIB: Mays, dec sssare requested ao sl.
payment and those: having Claims q gashst
estate, are requested 70 present rspssSs
mehlr properly allealsd. ss;ss
-
Sss 1efsHers4s
- aug eotfS sssS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22

gEatonton, Georgia; ~, .f..-..,,
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill,
Cheaiem s. Settle, Duntonsyille, Charles Free
-. I'D. TIBBETTS,
!. -, Edse6eld c. H.
f5.l- O s.ss 90 1-1. - -; 1vass,.s 33
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FyIer,s Ague g. Fever Pills.

sept.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13
How do YOU spend your evenings?

Young man, how do you spend your
evenings? Answer this question, and we
can tell almost to certainty, what will
be your future character. In our view,
it depends more upon the manner in which
young men pass this season, as it regards
their course and conduct in years to come
than upon anything else. We have been
an observer Of men and things for the
last twenty years, and Gun point to many
a youth, who has caused weeping onc
sorrow in his family, disgraced his name
and is new an outcast in the world, or has
sunk to dishonored grave, who commenc-
ed career of vice, when he broke away
from wholesome restraint and spent his
evenings in the company Of the abandoned.
On the contrary, we know many estimable
young men-the pride and hope of their
friends-who are working their way TO ia:
vor and wealth, who spend their evenings
in some useful pursuit.
Young man. listen to us and take heed
to our words--not that we wish to deprive
you ofa single pleasure, or debar you from
any innocent amusement, Weentreat you
to be particular where and hou you pass
your hours. Ifyou lounge about the bar.
room, partaking ofthe vulgar conversation
that's introduced and join tho rbal song,
or stand at the corner of the streets, using
profane and indecent language, you will
soon SO habituate yourself to low black
guardism and vile conversation, that the
young man who respects himself will not
be found in your company.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13
Fresh Groceries,

Fresh Groceries.
TTOOD & STEVENS have just received
Ill Hds. low priced P. R. Sugar.
Hhds, fine light cold st Croix do.
Boxes White Havana do.
bbls. refined crashed &.powdercd do.
10 Bags low priced Rio Coffee.
do Prime Green Laguira coffee.
S do Fine old Java do
chests Young Hyson Tea,at. .ss. pr. ID.
10 do Fine do at ss6d per b..
10 do Green and Black Tea 4s 10 IS pr. lb.
do Imperial do
Hhds Prime w. I. aud N. O. Molasses
2 do Neuvitas Syrup.
5 do Prime dry Cod fish.
Tierce Pickled Salmon.
5 bbls do Mackerel s. White Fish.
p do Pure Sperm Oil.
. do Com. Whale do
10 boxes Tallow Stearine, & Sperm candles
6 boxes brown Soap.
do old CASTLE soap.
S do Pearl Starch. ..-.
Tuploca, Pearl Barley, Pepper Sauce
Olive Oil, Ground Mustard and Spices o.
every kind.
Ravenna, Dec. 9, ls4e.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13
Sheriff's office, Portage Co.,
December 16, 1916.
4wS1
Slleriff's Sale.

I'm obedience to the command Of writ OF
Il Vendi. Elk. to me directed and delivered
from the Court of Common Pleas of Portage
county, :, Ohio, i shall expose to saleat public ven
due at the court house,in the town of Ravenna,
On Monday, the 18th day Of January neat.
between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock, P. M, Of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, to wit: .4
ga certain tract Of land situate in said coun-
ty of Portage and described as follows Being
part of lot No % in Mantua, beginning on the
west side of the road leading from Panesyille
to Ravenna through said township Of Mantua
four rods south of the south line of the cas-
and west center road, thence running west
erly at right angles with said first mentioned
road four rods, thence sontherly parallel witt
said road ten rods, thence eastery at rgh
angles with said road to the west line of fsa.t
road, thence northerly along the west line o
said road to the place of beginning containing
one fourth Of an acre of land"
Taken OH decree wherein Aaron Benedic
s. ais were Complainants and Reuben B. Wei
ton s. ais were respondents.
Appraised at $4,000
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sherifl's Office, Portage Co.
December 16, 1916. 4w01
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13
Sherif's Sale,

IN obedience to the command Of writ of
i Alias Vendi. Elk. to me directed and deliver
ed from the Court of Common Pleas OF Por-
taoe county, Ohio, shall expose to sale at
nublc vendue at the court house in the town
of Ravenna
On Monday the 18th day of January aert,
hetween the hours of ten O'Clock, A. M, and
four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, to wit: "Situ-
ote in the township Of Paris, Portage county,
being part Of lot No. 90 and is bounded as FOL
lows, beginning at stake and stone stands
ing one chain and twenty five links north 1 }
west of the centre of the road running east
from the centre of Paris across lot No. (2O)
twenty running from thence north 81 west
chains and ten Links, thence south IL Eas'
one chain and twenty five links to the centre
of the road aforesaid, thence south 81 easl
two chains and ten links, thence north u
west one chuin and twenty five links to the
place of beginning supposed to contain twen-
ty five one hundredlhs of an acre, subject te
all legal highways therein. II is expressl!
understood BY this instrument that the liant
is conveyed 10 the ceuter OF the channel
the river, if the above boundaries should no
reach that ponttogether with.all thepriviieeg
es buildings and appurtenances thereunto be
longing" ;,
Taken on a decree wherein Adam Poe Ad
ministrator de bonis non of Alexander
Grier decd is complainant and John Colto
& ais are respondents. --@..
Appraise ed ut S28S,OO.
JOHN GILLIS Sheriff.
Sheriffs office, Portage Co.,
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Synopsis of Phrenology and Physi-


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Designed for Students Of their oicn Char
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with two engravngs, showing each organ,
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Phrenology and Physiology:
Applied TO Temperance or the laws of life
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Tight Lacing:
Or the evils OF COMPRISING the organs of
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Sherir,s sale

I'm obedience to the command of writ Of
Fl. Fa. to me direct ed and delivered from
the court of common Pleas Of Portage conn'
ty. Ohio; shall expose to sale at public
vendue at the house of Jeremiah Jones IN the
town Of Atwate:
On Saturday the 10TH day Of Jannary inst.
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. N. and
four o'clock, p. M. of said day the following
described goods and chattles to wit:
$40 yds Satinet, Is yds fulIed cloth, / ono
horse wagon, | single harness, gold watch,
silver watch, 10 yds broad cloth, rs lbs
WOOL" .-
Taken in execution as the property of Or.
Vile Jones at the suit of Lucian b. Raymond
IL al.
JOHN GILLIs, Sheriff.
BY S. TAYLOR, Jr. Dept.
Sheriff office, Portage c o.
January 9Th, 1S47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of of writ of Alias Vend Ex
I'D to me directed and delivered from the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage county
o, shall expose to sale at public vendue at
the court house IN the town of Ravenna,
On Monday, the 18Th day Of January mert,
between the hours eff ten o'clock A. M, and
four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following
described lands and tenements to wit: 'sSitu>
ale in Mantua township number five in the
eighth range Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve in the State of Ohio, and
which is also in the county of Portage, and
known by part Of lot number four, bounded as
follows: beginning at the north eaat corner of
lot No. four, thence south on the cas-: lire of
said lot seventy four rods to the centre Of the
creek, from thence south fifty eight degrees
thirty minutes, West,twelve rods uiniteen links
TO the centre of The road on the bridge, thence
north sixty FIVE degrees west eight rods and
ten links to a stone in the ground marked A,
thence south nine degrees west, twenty two
rods to the centre of the creek above the mill
near a rock marked A., thence south sixty five
degrees west to post and stone distant thir-
ty seven links west of the creek, thcnce north
one hundred and fifty two rods to post and
stones on the north line Of said lot, thence
east on the north line to the place of Begin
ming, containing one hundred and seven acres
of land be the same more or less.
Taken in execution as the property of Da-
vid Nelson at The suit of George King surviv-
ing Admr. of Demas Harmon deceased.
Appraised at Ssl6O5,Oo.
JOHN GILLIS Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Portage Co., ,
December 16, 1916. 4w6l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

October E2, lSa6.
lust received, by Glllett &. Co.
y 90 chests Y. H. Tea at soc. per ID.
rs Boxes Raisins.
20 Bags Java and Rio Coffee.
500 lbs W. w. Loaf Sugar,
$50 doz. Hunts g. Simmons Axes,
Is Bales Bro. Shrtngs, some at 81 pr. Yd,
&c doz. Mems and Boys Caps from 2s 10 iss.
rs Muffs, various qualities, from IS to Se,
and various other articles, all of which will
be sold at reduced price for ready pay.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13
The Celebrated IfaIinn Remedy
- FOR THB ,.,.yta ,ssz,2 al
CURE OF C CHRONIC dis SEASEs
Mazoni's scicilian Syrup oS
zs9S sErOAiEMt tINSfggesses =

'-,.' T....se: -. ~. .;y,..- -
D;.co..,,.J =, 81, M..:snS 80 n Sl,..i,..s.s.
a,enr iaAs c.,J, =, ,,,..as;....y :. IL ~ 49,,
S,n,s. IN. sasy.s ), ,o~. s :. es0
yuyHIS unriyalled - ~, s;.. :. H..
il cnre of Ckron,e a d;ss.sss ~ 9.sSs sSness
III, oho,tt E3fabfIe win tb &, -
ed ro 1idifv and sfr,,bnnhs ft sticcss ~
the most astonishing cores ever knaun S3ya
corded in the annals of nadi6Slhisf6 81 q S;nce
ils,ntrodnc fion into fheq qIuited S,afSsj rIiss
leauallv sustained the high repufatiei, I n Is
gleatly sustaiped in the ;east. uriur .hera, ;.s
It has done there the most inyete.stas and
long ct andine diseases with wbieh aba IN.
man family are afflicted. The Physicians of
Europe and Amerira tas far al tf,ey have 81
come acquainted with its mode Of obefstion.1
together with the thousunds who have Beet
restored 10 health by it's superior efficacy,
with one united voice proclaim it the host
perfect combination of remedial aagentslever
offered to suffering humanity. Ii, 10 ,nsw.an
established fact 81 hat Consuplpti0n uaa4, bs.,
can be, and has been cured sby Or. MGzonis
Scicitidn Syrup or Tropical Hygiene. !" This
is the only medicine that has ever been dis
covered that has evef'acLieyed q cure where
this disease has gained settled and peffla~
nent holdnpon the system For the tFuthiof
this assertion, we have the certificates aof
some Of the most emlnentip physiciansaof sEu-
rope and America expressly declaring that
they have prescribed it in, hundreds Of sins
stances where the patients were cohsidered
beyond all hope OF recovery. and 70 their as.
tonlshment has effected the most speedy ma
perfect cures. No one who is nhae eluaitted
with its action can imagine that. wonderful
success that attends the administration Of this
medicine in every variety Of chronic Diseases.
particularly Consumption (see case reported
in pamphlet page l0,) Sccfula lalso reported
in circulars,) Costiveness, Indigestion Sore
and lnfamed throats, Gravel Great Debility
and lrritability otthe nervous System, Spinal
Affections, Paralysis, Chronic Diarhoea, pain
in the breast and side, Coughs, Colds, Chro-
uic Rheumatism, Chronic Diseases of the
stomach and bowels inward weakness and
falling down Of the Womb, and al the ehro-s
mic diseases peculiar to females to their va.
rious relations in life. This medicine is pre-,
pared only by DR.. Mazon himself and is
composed entirely Of vegetable materials con-
tanning the extracts of AZ OF the most rare
Tropical Plants but few of which aie known
to the medical profession generally. 1t has
SO far surpassed every other medicine ever
offered to the world in eradicating, disease
tnat it has not only enlisted many Of the most
,, talented medical men in the world in its fa%