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1T HAs.PERFECTL Y CURED ME.

Us .a PHILADELPEIA, December 1887. -
To DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-The astonish.
ing and miraculous beneficial effects your val.
liable EXPECTORANT had on nv neig ahor,
the Rev. Mr.. Rushing. made so favorable i'm.
pressionon my mind that after consulting with
several friends, and learning that yon were a
regular Practitioner of Medicine. called upon
you, and purchased half:raI dozen bottles, and
told you that ifI lived TO tal,e them, you should
have a good report from me-. -.
am alive and well this day.! Thanks to a
mercifll God, and your Expectvrant; ; and now
come forward cheerfully to fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had been aconstant
sufferer from there effects Of a hard, dry cough,
pain,in the breast, and difficulty of breathing
the last five of which, chlls and fevers, every
wiring; and fall, added to my misery. was
sporn away to mere skeleton with the great.
est difficulty only could get up and down
stairs my appetite was gone, and my strength
had so far failed me; that my friends were per-
sladed could not survive many weeks, Unless
I obtsined relief.eIndeed,s sir, my situation was
SO perfectly miserable 10 myself, and so dis.
tressing to my family. that I felt willing to die,
whenever il shouldplease the Master TO take
me home Bnt heard Your medicine, and
relief came. Yes! it proved the balm Of
Gilead''' to my poor afflicted body. Before |
had taken ONE BOTTLE, experienced miti-
CATION ofall my symptoms, and to my great
10y found inythe continued use Of it the hap.
piest relief In short sir. 1T HAS MADE "A
PERFECTCURE: :OFf ME-and can truly
say, have no desiresto be beter..c;3r
II. s. ROBERTS is DR.. D. Jayne's only,
Agent 1t Edge6eld G. H.,
may ~ 81 16
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Notice.
Mine likely Negroes,
s. ONE MONTH MORE !,
SeIIinSO off at Cost.

NHE Subscriber moi expecting to leave sos
IL soon as lie anticipated. will 60 on for. "a !.
short time; TO sell utcost, and continue TO do 40,
until the arrival of his New Goods from the !.
North. Bargains can therefore still be had. for, )
q. .shortlime This will partly prevent the dis G
appointment os those who have not yet been
enabled TO call. as my stock is hut little dilnin-'f
ished, being busy time with the planters, alits
who wish may be supplied, at low pricee, if
early in application. 49,, ,s.....,,-,,i s i
may S eff IS
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted to the estate Of Peter
IN QUIZ Senr., dec d., are requested to come
forward and settle the same, and those to whom.
the estate is indebted, are requested to present
their accounts, Immediately, properly a,tested,
rs il is desirable that the estate should be SET.
tied as speedily aspossibIe.
DAVID 0UTz, Executor.
may IL Al. l6
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Still Selling off at CostI.ssi

n - !'TIIE9HFgTEh ALE, SUArf, S. y
! IA LafANACS at 8. cents each, s q: 4:
II aShotat 81 623 q bag
Books atcos,. Hardware ut cost. y. ,Sl
Dry Good, at cost Crockery at cost, e - $
Drugs and Grocefies very low. =. g 8 8
Look toiyour interests, only one week now 9
10 reduce my stock little MORE p
R. s. ROBERTS. Il X.
april28 .s.g If 5s,s ID aa
Bnckwheat Flour, very fine. a small guam :,
: tty yet on hand 80 pounds for 81 GO, j:
Ladies' Dress Caps and Patasois, very )
cheap. ~
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WIDE AWAKE MOUNT WILLING
Z New Che ap &c ASH Store

q View Cheap CASH Store. U
THyHE Subscriber, iesifois Of extending his
{ IL business, has come to tile; coneldsionst6
open, In few days, atthe old stand, formerly
occupied by Messrs. Lehman & Co., (belore
they removed TO Mr.. Smiths store a full aud
handsme assortment Of 80, ,.s,.,;st.,
80! ab II " G. @ DDS, r..
READY : MADE CLOTHING. SHOES;
HATS, CAPS. BONNETS. CROCK :
+ /. ,ERY, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
in fact, every article generally kept ina coun :
try Store, which will be sold cheap, indeed ,Sas
low as circumstances would permit any person
to do, and he pledges himself not to be under.
sold by any one there. ~ l1a - IS,
Hoping that the citizens in the ;neighborhood
will give. him call. he will only say. thn, he
has just received new supply OF GOODS,
never opened a, the .Conr, House, and will con.
,inue daily TO receive, should business warrant
il. - -S'-4.a&t
The business will he still carried on at the
Court House. at the old stand, therefore, call,
see, and satsiyyourself, and you will be pleased.
u =E6 a...sz.gsis;. = 5 .ssg- So J. COIN.
may l2 .ts;, 81 >. l6
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT. OF ORDINAaY.r
DY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
I'D of Edge6eld District:
Whereas, Thos. Henderson, and BENZ
H. Miller. hath applied 10 me forlLetters Of
Administration, on all and singular the
goods and chatIels. rights and credits of
James Miller, late Of the Distict afore-
said, deceased. soa
u. These are, ,herefore,to cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-.
tors Of the said deceased, to he and appear
before me. at our next Ordinaryts Court
for the said District, to be holden al Edge.
field Court House, on the 25th day ofMay
next, to show cause, if any. why The
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL This the
10Th day of May, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aad for
IT, seven. aud in the seventy 6rst year of
American independence
e JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
el May IL q l6
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SALEM WITCHCRAFTO OUTDONE
g Mr. T. Rowand-Dear Sir-For four or:tss...g
five years have suffered greatly from Rbeu III,
ma,sm in my head, which during the last year j,
became worse and worse, For four or FIVE
weeks previous to the 18th inst, had suffered 9
without intermisslont my general heallh'was
much impaired. my sight injured, and my head &c
so sensitive, that could scarcely rest it upon 80,
the pillow. Two days since a single opptiea .s,s.-
tion Of your MAGIC LOTION" !" relieved me hoe.
entirely in two or three minutes. have ap-s,..E
piled it occasionally since, aud the soreness is
nearly gone So great and sudden was the ss.'
change, that | Can scarcely realize that am p
the same man. - - t5s. ..
have also cured one Of my children, and a fss
female friend OF headache in two or three min .s
utes. ;.sE.z 81 .-,sa VI .-i F:sg- p, s5ff
So great is my confidence in the "MAGIC ,es.
Lotion" that would not be without bot 80,
tie for fifty times its cost" -. -.
Yours respectfully, -. S.l.s .sy
f JACOB w. SOUDER,
No. $50 Market sheet. ai
Philadelphia, January 17,h, 1885, rs II ssssss,
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by ~
]. T. Rowand, 376 Market street. - 4. q esAE ISIS
K. s. ROBERTS, Agent, EdgeSefd c. H.. tss
South Carolina, 8, e5.. .9,ss.s I-s .ss:s.s..y
may S st 8. 10. sss.s
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Books and Stationery.

SELLING AI%COST "a AiissSl
Universal History, 55es4te
-H Bell and Stokes Practice, sc 3. ID j.
Fros,'s History of the United States, Illus. s;
trated, t.s-z.. )
Gums Domestic Medicine, p
Millions Poetical Works,
Bnr,i's 90 do =
Scott's do do and WaverlS No y
Barnes Notes on Isaiah. ~ asrSs s,:u,
do do on the Gospels G. Epistles. y :
United States Exploring Expedition 5vols 81
Modern Cookery, by Ekza Aetun. q. J. - x;
D'Isrueli's Complete Novels, -,
Mrs. Lincoln's Botany, Smiths Grammar,
Davies, Smey's. and Pixies Arithmetic, 2.
Walkers Dictionary, New York Readers, .
Coms.ock's Philosophy, and other mi iscel-ifi
Inneous School Books, for sale at Tho 81
Cheap Store, of ~, 80. .si5s ssSs
OF 12 49,.
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" The; friends Of JAMES sPANN. Estqlr:..
respectfully announce him.as a candidate for,
the Office or Tax Collector, arihe ensuing elec-
ton. april z &c If IL
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INIARRIED.

Tn NeWbery District, on Thursday evening
the 6,hinst:5 BY The Rev. MIR. Hyde, Mr.. Jas.
n. MINIS Of. this place. to MISS SARAH j.,
daughter ofsDr. NV Glenn. ofthat.D District.
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ROBERTS'S

ROBERTS'S go I49sa
LONDON REGENERATIPEiCR CREAM. .sE,ss'!
EyOR gradually darkening the HAIR and=ssF;
E keeping it from falling on or turning i
eonstani application produces a beautiful gloss
without the use Of oil being apparent. II is.
one Of the bestcnrling fluids in existence. Price
so cents a bottle. R. 8. ROBERTS. -
q march 26 .ra5s If ss8Sl0 esgts,
Z TABLE SALT IN BOXES. -; );
4 A # the old price Of 12d cents a Box 81.
IA for sale by R. S.ROBERTS.
+ march "a g
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:. D The. following gentlemen are announced
BY heir:frlends jas candidates for the Office of
Tax Collector. at The ensuing election ~ }iti.
Col. JOHN yQUATTLEBUM,
!, GEORGE jos EP PAR D, II
s EDMUNDfH oRRIS.a ) .sss5, .,:.s d
8. .SAMP2an+-&aIAY ss----------,L sss--------4----
Lieut.: JAMES BsHARRTs, s5s5s '.
MaisS. c. SCOTT. i.,sieisi ;sz.sss
$ Maj nlaMARsRALLsR SMITH.
= LEVI r. WILSON. tasst -
+ %, The following gentle men nre announced
by their friends as candidates for the office Of
Ordinary, at the ensuing election.
Col. JOHN HILL, 80.
JULIUS BANKS,
Capt. w. 1. COLEMAN.
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Village Property. for SaIe.s

YHNHE'Snbscribers being desirons Of chang I
ID ing his location, wIltEselie ehissH OUSES.
and L0T:@l,h 67acres of land, attached, lin the,s
Village Of Edgefcld. The land being situated
allwithin theincorporate limits of ihe yillage,s
tits well improved, having a well of 6re wafer /.
in the yard, aud Q good small Orchard. Those
wishing to purchase small Lots could be ac.
commodated with aportion Of The land, lying
immediately on the Pine House road.a For ,
particulars applyto the .sibscriberoh The prem q
ises, or to Alr:B. C. Bryan.when.I am absent. $
ssif - E. B. PRESLEY
mays a.; IS 80
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3 " The friends Of WESLEY BoDIE, an
nounce him as a candidate for the Office of
Sheriff, at the ensuing election. .s.s.s..'f
february "a f s
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iHlgThe friends sof Major ABRAHAM
JONES, announce him as "a candidate for
the Legislature,lto TO gil The vacancy occa-
stoned BY thesdealh ofsJames S. Pope,
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The Palmetto Regim.nt.-A letter has
been received in this city from Capt.
Blauding of the Charleston Volunteers,
which states that the Regiment left Vera
Cruz, for Jalapa. on the 10Th Of April.
TIE health of the men, generally, was
good.-Char. Eue. Netrs.
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From, the Correspondence Of the Char. Courier.
WASHINGTON, Maya.

- He IuiioIS HeTetoiuTe preSailIuS iI
regard TO the character of The overture
made to the Mexican Government by Mr..
Atocha, is confirmed. 1t is certain. too,
that the manner Of its reception and the
subsequent steps taken by Santa Anna,
convinced our Government, that peace
was far distant. 1t is now said, however,
that Mr.. Buchanan is confident that he
will receive an overture soon from the
Mexican Government. He may, per
haps, have received some iniimation to
that effect from an authorised source.
If the Mexicans Insist upon The with.
drawal of our troops from their territory
as preliminary to negotiation, j, will not
be acceded TO. But, perhaps, Mexico
will simply ask a cessation Of hostilities
for certain time. with view to entertain
over.ures. That is likely to happen
whether in sincerity or from design to gain
time for strengthening Santa Annals posi-
rion-and i, will doubtless be granted.
But the mos, sagacious aud well informed
men here express the opinion: that iu the
present state of parties or factions in Mex
leo, no lasting peace can be made. Santa
Anna is for war. for he would lose bis
power if he made peace. The party hos
tile ,olbe clergy are for war, because it
will be the means of destroying the hierar-
chy, The masses Of the people are for
war, FOR their hatred Of Americans is pro-
porlioned TO their ignorance. Even the
clergy will resort TO any means short of
impoverishinS the church TO carry on The
war.
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TIE "Stubbo7n Old Yankee" 1.-THE N.
o. Picayune states that the day after the:
battle Santa ACna addressed letter from
Aqua Nueva to,he Governor Of Coahuila,
in which he said that'he had merely fall
len back to that point to procure proyi-.
sions, when be would renew The attack /;
that he had three times won the battle.
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Tie lsthmus Of Tshuantepee.----We published
in our last . very brief notice Of letter BY Vice
Presidont Dallas; which set forth the ad yanta-
ges Of, possession Of this istbmus in the most
sou,bern state or province of Me:ico,an which
toneBes on the Pacific Ocean. From various
ia.ima.ioas in the papers, j. would seem thai.
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Statue of Mr.. Calhoun. The statue OF
Mr.. Calhoun. on which Powers has been
for some time engaged, will be ready in
one year from the present time. Speaking
of his model of Mr.. Calhoun, he Says
II have no head in my studio, unless it
be thai Of Gen. Jackson. which strikes
visiters so forcibIy as this does-and as it
now appearson statue, The effect is much
increased. have made the statue about
-four inches above life size, in orderti
when it stands alone it may not appear
diminutive.
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eEDGEFIELD c., II.

mr., Paekenhan, The British Minssler.-We
SEQ itstated. tina, Mr.. Champion, will attend to
the dnties Of Mr.. Packenham, who has obtain.
edleays ofabsence from Washington, in order
TO reiurn5to Engla nd.ssa.s,.s>s
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Mr.. MqM Deposed.-The Rev, J. N.
Maffit, against whom grave charges have
been preferred, has had is hearing before
the Conference Of the Methodist Church,
and the result is, that he has been deposcd
from the ministry and cut off from church
fellowship. The decision and sentence of
the conference, properly certified by Bish-
op James, have been read 10 all the New
York city Methods, churches, none but
the members being present,
Length Of Ssruice.-The following table
shows the amount Of sea service seen by
some Of our principal Naval officers
Com. Stew art, % years I; Com. Coaner,
Is years ; Com. Perry, 90 years; Capt.
Newton, ls years Capt. Gregory, 1s
years; Com. Stockton, II years Com.
Shubrick, Is years Capt. Breeze, 1s
years Commander Sands, l6 years.
81 sfarZ Z Y,
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n. BOULW ne, S. E. d.
mayl2 So. At Is
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may l2
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Yueatan. Yucatan appears fobe in worse
slate than ever. Aletter inithe New Orleans
Delta from Merida. dated March 31s,. states.
that Valladolid and Tizimel have witnessed the
most dreadful mnrders.--In the former city,
tho whole white population, male, female and
children, have been murdered or buried alive
This wholesale murder lasted three days. The
whole government, says the letter, can be said
to be vested in one man-Don st. Jago Mem
dez-who, without any official appointment,
plays about the same game as did DR.. Francia
in Para snay.a Many rich persons are disposing
ofthan properly aud preparing to embark for
70 reign countrie1 ). .4..i Sc 49,.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

sTuuTH AKIN To NArURE.-Hsvs you pain
se thankful |, is q vigorous effort of Nature to
how of morbifc matter. From what may shr
sorhi6c matter srise F'om b,uise. OF unwholc-
ONE air which has brcome mixed with the hlood.
. incorporated in IL. bot which is liable :" tsint
he whole mass il not sreedi'y removed. Or the
ain may sri-e Gom bile which has become bad,
sncid, Put'id, in consequence fine want of poy.
in the proper organs to discha'ge il. This pa n
which so freish,en- people is only the symptoms
# the efforts Of Nature. (for the vital principle of
he Il"d,) to expei the p,cant or impure matter.
ytich would otherwise des'rov the human fatrc
In ord.r TO dcscrimin,e tetw en- Truth and rou-
tn-e. we mus, he guided ny the ligh, ii EHper.
nre. To what dues experience direct! To the
rec ose az Dr.. Bsshdreth's Pia in ali cases Of bo-
lily suffering. IL I'll acute diseases. let Bran.
lreth's Ps and mild diet be used. aud the patient
s,il so.sa be restored In good health. s's,s l-
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ssARsaPARILIA VEGETABLE
IL OR BLOOD PILLS
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD!

bAIrtsoNt. July -, 1913.
This is I" certify. tha, was afflicted " III Vi.
lent pain in the hsesst snd rish, srm. which
oppose proceeded from the impure state of my
bod. Tvs. recommended 10 take Hoxce's Sa,-
apoviLd or Blood Pias, and sfter taking one bnr,
be pain was entirely rem wed hom my breast end.
rm. found ihsn extremity gentle In their opr.
s'ion, and would rec'mmend then TO every per.
on in want Of mild pursative.
s.,i--.-t PArRIcK RocHE,
Io - CONWAY s., bs'we"n Howard and Eutaw.
IL ruRcHAsIse THESE PiLLs. LEI me adj -,.s.-
UONE WORD OF CAUTION %
N'wsys ask for HANCE'S PILLS, and pu,chsse
none hot those advertised ss agents. and if con-
soiens. eall snd SOC the psopri~so, himself ~
dJPRtCE - C,s per Boz. ri FIFTY PILLS
EACH, for Hsncs's Genuins Pills. or for s..
For ssls by SETH s. RANCE, ios b ,l,imor.
4 and corner II Ch.rle. Il pru >ss. Bait mose,
1s and by GEORGE BRIGHT, Sanhn,y,
osi D. BRAUrIGAM, No.ihambsrlsud.
March 20. lel7. IN rNrtr.s =
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? PRICE CURRENT.
,Csvsslsd vsekk ~ Htsstv Marcy.
uANCE's COMP0trND svRUP OF HORE
Ii iHOBND-FOR THE CURE or


Coughs, Coids. Consumption, Splitting Of Biood
/, Paia IN fAs SIDE and Brrasf, Bronchitis,
s' Group, AsfAma and all diseases dri. q
BE- ss sinS from a disordered condifisn
s cfiAe assgs or neglected ead.
or Tie following sonnet wss addressed TO the
itoPrie'os BY 4 Young Lsdy who was cured ol
Con.umption :: ~ fgsi8aS
Ho! ye who pant with filling breath,
And pine SWAY end die g,v
Hancs shail spot swsy" ssur death.
And light, anew. your eve.
How sweet Il mrlss upon the tongue. ~ z
How grateful 10 the hreast!
A glorious theme for poets song,
Soothing his cough 10 rest.
HAncE! favored Of the Gods, st, thou!
A blessing to thy rare,
Let hurels h,urish on thy brow, -f.4
And wealth, those iaurels grace.
When heroes are forgotten kings
Defunct; or. erased 10 reign; E
Gksy, for thee, shall Zap her wings;
Thou cenquesot, of pain.
PRICE so Gents per l-c't'e. or bottles fH $3.50.
For sale Ivy SETH 8. NANCE. los baltimore
81. and corner Charles and P,a., Streets Baltimore
and by GEORGE BRiGH =. Suntury. =
y. BRAUTIGAM, Norhumberland.
March 20, ls47. ssF s-.-
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BALrlmoRr MARKET:

Office Of the B.trr~oHk AsxarcAS, March IS.
GRAIN.-The demand is limited, and III.
small iots coming TO market sell at lissi2 cts
which is q shade lower than last week. A small
parcel Of Penns, red. not prime. sold at i20 cts
Corn is very duh and p ices are cent or two
lower. The sales Of yellow to day were made Il
7s cts and Of white At 72a74 cts. prime ipaily a,
10 cite.
Sales Of Oats to-day At 4Jaa6 cts f-f.a't
WHISKEY-The demand 10 very light. We
quote hhds. at 81 cts. and bbis at os cts with.
out transactions. A
C.ur,ox To sroak Krrr,n. Whereas in.
{ ruistion hss been rcceved q. fellows:
Pr. rH RtAnIse. Msrch 4 1877.
Dr. w. Wright Dear Sir: There is man
going through the country with counterfeit Wrights
indian Vegetable PiiIs-he calls himself your sgeu,
md saws he hsd the pills from ymr Office. Mr..
TOMAS shaIter. Of schuylkil Bend, Pa, took some
rom him. hui after selling few hoIe., fund ,hem
miserable counterf its He laid them aside ,ill the
nan came sgain. ard hcn told him the pi'Is were
.ounerf.it. end that he must take them hack. The
nan got very angry and sefusrd. Mr.. Shaltcr told
I'm he would isy the law. upon which the m,n
Ok them back and confessed that he received
he firm an eqnivoc ! Establishment in PhiIadrl.
''ia The mans nam" ia S~IrM. He has ~.
,. Miller. of Adams Co." marked on his wagon.
Yours. &c, 8. H Gi,BgRr
FIom the above statement, country s'orekeepers
will pereeve that thew e'nna Ia too much on their
,uari a,aiost travelling imp 's,'rs; and II is ear.
,rs,ly "qu. ed, that when they ere visited in .
manner siUilW to the ah'~e. they give the esrles,
uformst'on to the Phd,d"lphia office that. b.
ne ma Of ouv numerous travellers. we may inte,.
eps. aud 20 stop. their wicked career
The suthorizpd travelling SCENTS hsves Cerf;f-
Se Of Agency signed by me. which thew are ready
produce when eo desired. W.. WReav,
'aT- l69 Rsce street. Philadelphia.
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Pause ReadertiI

This good sdvics comes from fiisnd. On sdu.
s,sd ply aicisn. and one who hes been cured Of
so,rsc,ed illsrss, ~ .THE IMPROVED INDI-
IN VEGETABLE PILLS" (susAs CoArsD J
shich ere At This moment sfie,ing some Of the
nosl rsmsrtshe cures on record. end they vil con
inns To keal The sek - long ss they are rssssssd
o By ihem. This 10 no ncsisum. made merely n
ell irrespective ofiw quslitiss, bat vslssbls msd-
cine, msds BY veil Informed Ply ysicisn. of vess-
able Insrsdienss, psvs, e65assisus. and kvnisss.
n few days. We sbali asks pvblie report sf ss>
ersl more cssss a scIsss sSrss (jav sos psts NJ
tAsrs) and the public nsy kaep on What mali.
inc 10 rely IN sin,s a nssd. 5 ~ ~ 200.
r rCAUTfON~-As . nisersbls iniiaAinn hss
.esn nsds. BY The nsns of -6egss Oeslsd PHI,
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Principal Olics. Ito GsssnwieA = Nsv yesk.
Sold BY JOHN w. FRILING. AlebSyN
wM. FORsyTHE. MdefAs~'G
arch 20, Is+7, ' -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

Q0ONNa1o
in The q cunsiss q kuiuhasjst,d. Cnlunshis AMI
Schuytkill, and fnm IN sneonsa uet suisi,
already. they expect TO do = larss business. This
stove V constructed 90 On snsnety new psis esple
and on the only Pssne'p'e tna' IN make TON
so"d wood ana Goa. Stow. fhe inventor nss over
come a" the d'mcoues ina. 20 Neq'entiy belong u
othrr stoves. He has ny NJ. sr.nsem.ns, con-
s"oesrd o'"n'ns OIcven ~ Ir0ut, wnere
snd au fne smell tna' snsrs 'nsre'"m must pas.
INTO 'nr comoos."'e cnamoev. and 70 nos a oil
ths"~n out into the tom I'D Besides this, there
.nn oven only '~o 'ncnes less Than the whole size
of the stove. WHEREIN @sins ~ roassinR may he
done as ven as can NJ IN inc c"mmo" BRICK oven.
MS wen 70 s'ways nj t~ use when the stove Is
heated, ss the whole dfaosh' OF hot air passes a.
round constantly.
'uhic attention particularly called 70 this
stove. IL e.n ne sen s' cur Store and TIN Est."-
sn,.sn '.s ~. :" NoI" Ds".e 'ne ,,s" ~ 'se w
".,' ."or. S I"a - w """uy ~ "o"'se" s.,
N'sme" ~ su""u'y' "neN US l'.'u'u'a' qus"'
'"s W" !" u'y ."os" s""e'P ans" 70 a"s Pe''o"
~mm'"s 70 o'ham'"e ". ;,
see se'ss"se.s eoaH""e - nav on nso1 :"
.ans I" !sn" ''nv.s. ,sen - .so,s'"s' C'e"uo's'