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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-06
THE AMERICAN REMEDY.

1hONSON
COMPOUND SYRUP Of TAR & WOOD NAP TIA
TIE only CERTAIN REMEDY for The Cureet
CONSUMPTION,
Asna, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood Pdi7 IN The Side and
Whosp,ng Cough, Group Hivcs Nervous Trs-
-; aoars. Lircr Sonplaiat. Diseased Kidneys, and
Affection, generally of the Taroat, Breast,
and Laags,
Although the ravages Of Pulmonary Consumption In the
Cuitei States are perhaps without parallel in fatality
been discovered unit. the present time that cond confident
ly be relied up,n the fearful march OF the great
destroyer Hence the popular impression IS uer! ise
however that consumption is incurlbe his opinion we
shall endaavor to combat BY iaGs
The COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPrHA IL
and unparalleled remedy; it and has radically cured
this terrific disease, in cBses where physicias y" longer
had hope. and where all other remedies had failed.
UNPRECEDENTED CURE.
We have seen within f-w days the person whe gave
the following certificate. lie remains we being Peflecly
- PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3, lsf7.
From sense of gratitude and desire that the af'cted
may have resource truly invaluable medicine WOULD
state the benefit have experienced from ;he use OF lhE
sons Comoouni Syrup Of Ear and Wood Napha. For
several wears have been afflicted with distressing rack
ing cough, accompanied with great oppression and dicuy
Of breathing with sensation OF tightneSs at the CHEST
Bscomeing greatly alarmed friend who had been rnuch
beneftted by this medicine recommended me 10 try did
CO. ami iu very short every alarming symptom dis
peared my eIpectoraton became free, all lett
me- nv cough ceased aud in few daps was able 10 20
out and attend TO my business we'll man. Any further IN
formation will be cheerfnly given the afflicted, by calling
a. my residence No, 1873 s. Front street @ ,,n,v,,1v
rn7rThs invaluable remedy prepared only by AHoNEr
DicxsoN ai n corner of Fifth and Spruce Streets. Phil
adelphia- Sold by F. l. ZEnP, Camden >
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Family Groceries.

A large supply oI superior Family Groceries
kept constantly on hand, and Tor sale at the lowest
prices, al the
CAMDEN GROCERY STORE.
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Hand Shower Baths; Well Wheels Enamcied Preserve
Kettles and Grdrons Door Porter; Tin Foot Tubs Cake.
Sugar and Coffee Cansers; copper Tea Kettles; Blockn
do: Saw Knives: Kitchen Spoons. Forks md Ladies', &e
Umbrella Stands Spice Boxes; Chatting Dishes; sansaes
Suffers Butter Prints; Steak Beaten; Toaster Cham.
paign Openen; mt Crackers; Jelly Mouldr; Patty Pans;
Finger Bowls Stnncrs; Cuende; Gratcn; together with
great variety of House Keeping articles Just received and
for sale by +. w. BONNEY.
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Small Bargains. "

FALL STOCK OF BOOTS e. SHOES.
G. w. OlNEY is now opening general assert.
ment of Boots and Shoes made to order expressly
for this Market and warranted to give satisiactioa
to those who buy. IT IS needless to enumerste the
various kinds and prices as persons who wish to
save money will find it 10 their interest to call and
judge for themselves. Determined to adhere to
the cash system, he is thereby enabled to sell st
least 10 per cent less than the like qualities can be
purchased otherwheres. sT :.
The stock OF Negro Brogans and Stitch dsswas
of home manufacture is large, amply sufficient 10
supply all demands. it
An entire stock of Hate, Caps and Bonnet at cor.
responding rates. Leaher,shoe thread and all kinds
of shoe makers tools constantly on hand. Shoes
made to order and repairing executed on ,noJerste
terms.-Store opposite the Bank of Camden,
Camden, 8. C., Oct. II, le4s. Al e.
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Superior Neatsfoot and Tain Oil for tanners;
Family and Plantation astor OIL, at prices lower
than they can be bought this side of 'l;I'tt'h
A. CLEVELAND
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Camden, Sept. % 1876.
Certificate No. 1885, for s1 Shares Of stock n the Bank
Of Camden, South arolina, in favor ofs Rebeecs Bal
Land on the 25h Of April 1887, having bean los appea.
ton for new certificate will be made to sad Bank thrss
months after the date ofthis notice. =.
JOHN B. MICKLE, Ex'or
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Great Bargains
IN BOOTS AND SHOES!

GEORGE ALDEN respectfully invites the at
tention of the citizens of Camden and the surroun
ding country to his extensive stock Of Boots and
Shoes, now receiving direct from the manufactu-
rers, which be offers at very low prices. His
stock consists in part as follows, viz
GENTLEMEN's
Fine calfskin quilted waterproof Boots
DO do p-mp Boots
do do weted do
do do sewed and and copper fastened do
do do waterproof Pcggee Boots
do do pump do do
do Mud Boots
do kip pegged Boots
do calf do do
do do waterproof Boo!ees
do do sewed and pegged shoes and Bootees
do do Oxford Ties
do do Pegged Jersey Ties
do waterproof Overshoes.
do gaiIer Boots
do Russet Brogans
BOYS
Fine calfskin pegged Boots
do do do Bootees
do kip do Boots
do do do Bootees
do cafskin sewcd do
do Russet Brogans
LADIES'
Fine colored silk Caters
do coored TEX satin Caters
do do DO satin do
do black lasting do
do do kid do
do morocco Jenny Linds
do Willie kid and satin Slips
do English kid do
do French kid Slips and Ties
do American do do do
do morocco Walking Shoes
do do do do
dn lasting buskin Tips
dn black velvet Slips
do gnatskin Walking Shoes
do waterproof Overshoes.
MISSES
Fine colored gaiier Boots
do do kid do
do morocco Walking Shoes
do kid Slippers
DO colured morocco Slippers
do India r, bber Shoes
Go calls ain School do
Together with great variety Of ChlJren's Shoes
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PERFUN 1;RY.
pEHsFsiI2ERY, &c.


The subscriber has just received the most COM
plete supply OF choice PrrIiInrry ever brough tn
this p!are. consisting OF the lolowing, with many
other articles in that lnc
Extracts of Jockey Club Eau de- Nrnns
Pa'clouy Nymph Soap
Molsseline Lily " h'ic
Verbena. &c. Extra scented kosr, Almond
p,rssoIl.,f nIurne Wafer and Musk Toilet Soaps
fsnrr,on dn do Transparent Wash Balls
Musk lavender Sand balls
Houel's Fan J.us,ral Ronsses Shayng Cream
Bears Oil Neen Fun
CnrIinp Fluid Cut Glass Toilet Bottles
Bandolne Flower vases &C
hlylo n. MchAiN'
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To the Public.

The subscribers beg leave 10 return their thanks
to their customers for the liberal patronage afor.
ded them during the past year, and to inform the
public that they continue the business at their old
stand, where all orders in their line will he thank
fully received and promptly attended to. They
have good workmen and superior materials, and
will warrant all work done whether of iron or wood.
Ready made Ploughs kept on hand or made TO or.
der. Wagons, carts, carriages, &c. made or re-
paired. Prices moderate. ~ "
Jan. 10. WHITAKER g. ARRANTS
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You need not srOpe in darkness now.
The subscriber has just received his fall and
winter supplies OF superior Lamp Oils, which he
will sell as low as articles OF the same quality can
be got in hBareston, for cash.
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South Carolina.
KERSIIA AW DISTRICT.

nv EQUITY.
Margaret McCaskill and Samuel p. Murchison, Vs.
Daniel McCaskill and others Bill for sale Of
Land
II appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah Nc
CaskllI, one OF the defendants TO this Bill, resides
beylnd the limits of this State: 1t is, o. motion
of j. NJ. DeSaussnre, Complainant's Solicitor, or
dered that the said Sarah McCaskil do answer,
plead or denur to this Bill within three months
from this ate, or an order pro confesso will be en-
tered against her.
WM. NJ. SHANNON, EK.D.
October 18th. az BIN
Prime Leaf Larr, Bacon, Flour Butter, Cheese,
and almost every article of Groceries wanted BY a
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Notice.
Robert l.. FWccd'S

WHEELwRIGHr aud BLACKSMITH Shops, corner
of Rulledge and Market stre"Is, where he Keeps
ally III hand or m,ahuIarIreS I" order w A.
rnlrs, Carts Whcclharrows, or hny olher artIce IN
his line of business, uu of the best seasoned ma
t"rals Iron Of all sizes, Pipe and other boxes.
few Iron aXleS tII boxes hltrd, and lot ut the
best Stay, Tongue aud Breast Chains for four Nurse
wamnns, ever offered Tor sale in this place-call
and see
August 9Th. 1913. 32 u
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Office.

All persons indebted To me are requested to
make Immediate payment.
sept 20. }. ~. MURRAY.
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Bargains, Bargains.

NNVJisD \ u ' - ~ MI '>~i''
Those who wish Go"ds at prices to suit the
lirmr<, had better cali on lie bei"re long. The
Goods must be sold at price.
W. b. JOHNSTON.
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Caution.

Owing to the great au immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Sarapara number of men who formerly our
Agents have commenced making SarSapaila Extracts.
Eiiyns Bter. Extracts Of Yellow Dock. &c. They gen.
orally nut il up in the same shaycd bottles. and some Of them
have stole and cupici advertisements they only
worthless limitations and should bc avoided.
For sale in Camden. by j. r. MckAlN Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for S5, cash.
August l6 So ~
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SOAPS, &c.

SOAPS, &c.
Rose Soap Chinese Floating Soap
Musk Smp Omnibus Soap
Tayors Transparent, Soap Almond soap
Transparent Wash Balls Shaving rram
Military Shawn. Stap Gen. TaNl"rs Shaving Tablet
Fancy Prriiimed Boxes Fancy Tmict Boxes
Face Rails Powder PulS
Lilly Willie Toilet Powder
Toilet Bottles Of various Patterns.
For sale by r. j.. LEMp.
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1000 pairs Negro and House servants Shoes.

1000 pairs Negro and House servants Shoes.
AlSo--So!e and upper leather, calf and lining
skins, hand and harness leather, patent leather,
shue thread shoe asts shoe tools OF every descrp-
ton
Also--Mens, boys and chdren's Caps, new
patterns; together with large stock Of travelling
and common Trunks, Valices. carpet Bags, Wal.
lets, school SacheIs and waterproof travelling Bags.
The above comprises but small portion OF his
stock, all OF which will compare with any in the
southern country for style aud durability.
Sent IL, ~ II
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March 90
W aiiteI,
will Cranks.

A lirht secon!- handed BUGGY. Apply at this
Obrc "a If Aug %.
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NOTICE.

The subscribers Agents for the sale Of the Mount Dearborn
Factory Cotton Yarn, beg inform their frends and
toners that they hove now on hand, and receiving
large supply oftha celebrated Yarn very e quail.
y and prepared offer for sse, either at
TAIL the very lowest market prices THIS Yarn b made
from the very best of Cotton and may be relied upon b.
ing very superior article. and will be sold low, by
sept. 81. GEO. 8. DOUULAS q co.
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Important Remedy.

MITIIELII'S FL T. StLVE'
eertan safe and efretuai cure for Sore. Weak and
Inaaned Eyes, designed expressly for diseases Of
The Eue
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-06

GEORGE ALDEN respectfully invites the at.
tention of the citizens of Camden and the surroun.
ding country to his extensive stock Of Boots and
Shoes. now receiving direct from the manufac;u'
rers, which be offers at very low prices. His
stock consists in part as follows, viz
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11
Congressional Proceedings.

SATURDAY, July s.
SENATE. Mr. Benton, Chairman of the Com.
mite on Foreign Relations, reported bill in ia i.
vor OF carrying into effect certain treaty stipula.
tions with Mexico.
The Senate resumed the consideration of Mr.
Buffers motion in favor of adding two members
pse % ens spTog % on which de-
which Mr. Butler OF S. C. Mr. Davis of Mass
Mr. Dayton, of N. j., Mr.. Westcott of Fla. Mr.
B Breese OF III. with others, participated. The
II, Nays 27. y 0"'
=, Inc Senate proceeded to the consde ration of
the Oregon bill.
Mr. Davis of Mass, addressed the Senate at
length, and in favor of the right of Conorass 70
leglslate upon the subject of Slavery In the Ter.
ritories of the United States
HOUSE The House resolved itself into
committee OF the Whole, and took up the Indian
Appropriation bill and the Senate's amendment
to the same.
Mr GENTRY OF Tenn obtained the floor, and
warmly advocated the claim OF the North Caro-
lima Indians. O"'0-
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

THE fourth AT SToNEvILLE. corresnonden,
informs US that there very pleasant and interest
ing celebration OF The Anniversary Of Independence, by
the children of the fifth school district in Auburn. at
o'onevle, on the 4th Sautes of were fred at
sunrise and sunset An address was made to the chill.
dren by William Emerson, Esq, and they and the ci-
zenS Of the neighborhood parook of sumptuous res
past, provided for the OCCASION under the direction
the instructor of the school Miss Sophronia Clark and
Mrs. j. S. Merriam and Miss MaItha Eddy.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

The ARCHITECT: No OF Vol. 2 is now on our ia
bic 1t has been delayed account of the sickness OF
The Editor. lie says that such arrange memts made
as will guard against similar delay in future The
next number VIII be promptly issued in August The
present number contains designs with plans, specidca
tons &c OF an Ornamental Suburban Villa first class
farm house, rustic cottage, and backeted cottage in
the English STYLE.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

u The Horlicuiurest for July, now at hand, is
quite an Interesting number. 1t contains notice of
Col Marhall P. Wilder, the President of the Massa>
chusetts Horticultural Society," accompanied by beau>
tfuIy engraved portrait whichis very correct likeness
OF that distinguished hoIiculurst. The work may be
had OF Ruggles, Nourse, & Mason, and at Tucker g.
Ruggle's Bookstore.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

ID The Taylor men must feel hard pushed when
they consider 1t cause of special glofoaon of their
candidate, that he would not permit his men 10 be paid
off in the deprecated and worthless bills of broken
banking concern when his officers were paid in specie
Why, the veres scamp in christendom would not sub.
nit TO such an imposition, and yet is paraded, as
special reason why Gen. Taylor should be chosen Pres,
dent.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

"IHE COMMON SCHOOL ARITHMETIC des;,oJ e.
teo'"'S o. erery class aud particularly for those ,nbo
are deSu ons Of acquiring horough kao,oledye of
Iracslc0t MGu'enlattcs al BY PIiny E Chase A. M.
Au'hor OF The Elements of Arlhmeticn -'
ne elements OF Arithmetic has been employed for
'he years. as the textbook In our High School
ana has acquired high reputation for the concseoess
accuracy, precision and philosophical arrappemen, t.
'he present work, the author has endeavored to modify
his pan so as 10 place it within the reach Of
Schools, and in this attempt he appears to us TO have
been remarkably successful.
we have not often occasion TO remark arv ,.,. e..
lures in a school Arithmetic. Our comn;lo,s ,a..r
seem satisfied TO follow in the track of Hinton
and IS not until within few years, that the
y Guy P'i"o" oi ihelr arrangement has been questioned
8'"o'drS are sun required TO twelve rules for I,o
se'S, Decnais' and Federal Money when but four ara
needed ihey ale still "puzzled' by the Rule Of rbroo
anu mace mad" by the countless unnecessarv -
ahd total want Of system in the treatmen, 81
'nelr MINDS are still burhened by mass Of useloss
Der winch IS thrown aside as soon as thev I,,,o
we are glad 10 see in the present volume do,;a,:
from the beaten track. II is emnba,,o.,,. ."''0"
a''e'semen' IS unobjectonable The classi.
"0a'o" y Pr"cpes simple and easily retained The
',e numerous, gradual, practical, and admira.
o a'dPea TO facilitate the progress of the pun;l and
'i"ke nn thoroughly acquainted with ever, no,,ion or
Ail'nmec. We cordially recommend the bcoE n ,rosa
mno m av interested IN education, and ready to welcome
any real Improvement in our textbooks. 'V''S
WAN hiLLED ON THE RAILpo1
was run against and killed by the dowr s,oa nan
o', uoa. uain on the W. r. r., at Warren last Sat
uiruay afternoon. There is double tract ., ,hat
pace on one OF which freight train wac cono ena'
dn ths, ana on the other the express train The
neeeased ;' was standing on the former tract anJ
Jumped OIL on to the other to escape the freinht
Tram man' ana "a, neither saw heard the steamboat
hi,n ha" Inc locomotive caught him and threw
smoke p III in.o 'ne AR, where he struck by the
yA' roSo pipe ana thrown distance OF two or three
rods' He was taken up perfectly lifeIess '"'eo
Springfield Republican.
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CNe D1(tp Spp.
WORC EST E R:
TUESDAY. JULY IL, 1913.

Resolved, That Massachusetts wears no chains,
and spurns all bribes Massachusetts goes now, and
will ever go, for Free Soil and Free Men, Iof
Free Lips and Free Press, for Free Land and
FREE WORLD,
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

FATAL AcclDEkT. Al Berkley, on Friday last, Mr.
Nathan Burt fell upon scythe in such manner as
nearly to sever Of his hands from The wrist Before
the wound could be dressed he died from loss of blood
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

% Gen Gushing has resigned his commission in the
army.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

u The persons confined in the city prison at Wash
ng'on ior abducing slaves brought 10 trial last
week. They were to be defended by Horace Mann and
other northern LAWYERS
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

% Twenty negro children out of twenty. eight pIac
ed in house under care of several coored women
were burnt with the house near Yorkvle, s. C. They
belonged TO Gov. johnson.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

Coon THING. The House of REPRESENTATIVES.
has done one good thing, which we hope will not be I'M
oone by the Senate IT has voted that the mileage Of
member OF Congress shall not exceed $1,000 for any
session. The abuse which has crept into this item of
Congressional pay is enormous constructive journeys
have sweled it, in many instances into sum sufficient
y large to support large family in extravaganza for
year The members from Texas have, as an instance
drawn S24OO for mileage for single session. while The
cost of the journey TO and from home is hardly g2O0
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11

n,
There had been more disturbances AZ Rerln
On the l4th ult. collision took place with the
Burgher Guard, arising out OF an attempt TO dis.
Perse some workmen, who had gone to the min.
lster to demand work or money. Being refused,
the guard attempted to disperse them, and five
men were wounded. The news spread like
lightning barricades were formed, and the peo-
pie having discovered that the arsenal was left
unprotected, at eleven O'Clock at night made an
auack upon this building, and plundered 1t of
aoou. zoVo stand OF arms, and of all the trophies
OF war which il contained. The crowd kent pos-
session OF the building till one O'Clock, and then
Ieured' The next day was quiet, but one Of the
deputies moved that the Assembly should send
away all the troops and put itself under the pro-
lection OF the people. This vote was carried and
three OF the Ministers resigned. Thisresouton
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TliE GRAND PURGhTIVE.
DR. CIICkNEiS,s
Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pills.

Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pills.
l. uotoriety in the United states as a curstive for gid.
costIvcness, coughs, heart burn. liver compliant ,scarvy,
sure throat, inward weakness, palpilatien of the heart.
indigestion. and a variety OF other diseases TO which
fesi A. heir, as a medicine ior the million. In ailsRasons
utthe year. spriug, summer, tall and winter, aud under
all circumstances, they can he taken with perfect safety
aud success. As Nermifuqe end general medicine for
children, they are unriyaied. BEING coated with pure
White sugar, children VIII easily lake them; they nel-
ther gtIpe NOT uauseaie; are gentle Tut thorough ia their
operation. For adults hy increasing the dose, they are
equally beneficial. As an Anti Bilious Pill they viii be
sands who use theni, andan unqualified approval will
bethe certain result.
Remember hr. { V CiicAncr is the original inventor
ofSusar Coated Pills, aud that nothing "a the sort was
eVer heard OF, until he Introduced them IN June, 1915
Purchasers, should, therefore, always ask for Ciiokner's
Sugar coated Vegetable Pills, and take no other, or they
VIII DC made the victims ola fraud. Price % ceuis per
aoX.
u. Ciekuet'sp principal oic for the sale of Pills, is &C
Nessey sIect, New \ Jrk,
Wm JACkSON, % Liberty ST. bead Of Wood street
rHtsAuTgh, Ia. General gent for Pennsylvania, NORTH
Uhie, aud Western Nlrslnic.
sold by the iouowlng duly appointed agents:
4 o F|aifclild, Wheeling; Jas A Gray x CO, Bridge.
port; John fennmsfe, Marlnsvil.e; J A. u rr0wn, IFS
Welislarsh, 4 d \ OsI, Narrcnt0wn; Wallace Brack.
or, La grange; Waldle 4 Vance, Tradelphia; Geo WI.
son, West Alexander; John Kelley, Clsysyiie; Sample
Sweeney, Washington
NUTiCE-A o Fsirchiid has teen appointed Sunplv
ing Agent for Western Virginia. Agents requiring fT
tneFsupplies, aud persons wishing 10 lecone Agents
viii please apply 10 ma. B3
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- khR hh@
"a Received tins day from an old. respected aud well
known citizen Of Philadelphia, aud then judge for your
self.
PnLApErruI4 10Th mo. 18th, lsi6.
To r. p. PETERSON, No. - Chestnut street, Having
been requested To give my opinion on the merits of
NcALLISTER'S r.. I an willing 10 enumeraie
some of the benefits which I conceive have experlen-
ced III the use of the article.
In the spring OF Is4j ! lad an attack Of Erosipelas in
my face. which became very painful, and extended into
one OF my ewes: BEING attended with fever, my distress
was great. and began to be fearful Of losing my eye.
A short time previous to this. a pamphlet was thrown
into my house. entitled INSENsIBLE PERsPIRA
+" setting forth the virtues Of " McALLlSIEkS
or the WORLDS SALNE.
Although not much a believer in what is termed quack
medicines, ! purchased Il box aud made an application
to nv face. To my surprise the pain soon abated, and
in a weeks time was entirely cured; and firmly he
lieve, that II was The SAVE under providence tnal cured
me.
From that time To the present have used the article
as occasion required, and in every case where / have
used it, | have found decided beneft.
AT one time, OF going TO he'd at night my throat was so
sore that | swallowed with difficulty. but by an appIca
ton Of the Salve | was relieved before morning.
| have used il IN cases Of Burns, Bruises, Sprains and
Flesh Cuts, all with the happiest effects, aud enc case OF
poisoning by a wild vine in the woods, has been dried
up and cured 10y a few applications.
From my own experience. ! would strongly recon-
/ mend it TO all, as a cheap, convenient family medicine.
II seelus TO partake mare Of an ointment Than a salve,
aud in very hot weather il gets quite liquid; hence, il
requires no preparation other then 10 rub il on the atiict
ed part.
llave become so partial TO il, that expect to keep it
constantly IN ny family.
Though uranbItious TO appear in print. yet | cannot
refuse 10 have tins communication made public, If judged
best TO serve the cause of humanity.
Respectfully thine. WIN. ADAMS,
oct % No % Old Road.
Ief sale by James Baker, Wheeling, Va aud James
Burnley, Elzabethtown, Va,