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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

-, WINDOW GLASS.
D ECEIVfNG per Robt Burtin
IN ll88 boxes SXI0 to 24x32.
ZOO do in store, 6xS to 32x46.
+ 70 do OF fine En- lsh Crown Glass c.
22T do fine sheet A and Ii.
$50 light of English Plate.
1900 do Double Thick
. 1850 do Red, Blue, Green, White and Yellow Glass
for sale at manufacturers prices, by
apis r. CLANNON, As Canals
FURNITURE DEPoT-134 Philippa Street
IINHE Undersigned, Manufacturer and Dealer in r.
4 N!TURE. CHAIRS, LOOK. s==TrssTT=z==-=zsssvss-
MATERIALS and M ATRASSES- 81. ssss1zss -
would respectfully inform the PUBLIC : =,
superior quality at reasonable rates as any house in the
city, fB flousekeepers. wishing to consult economy
would do well to call the subscriber before purchasing,
apa61m Between Poydras and Perddo streets.
OFFICE UNION TowBoAT Co. April 13, 1913.
Iron and after this date the following regulations viii
she in force in regard TO assistance OF vessels the
Bar viz: An assisting boat will be furnished either
inward outward, whenever it be thought necessary
by agent of this Line; and charge will be made for
the vessels drawing less than 10 feet To vessels
drawing Is feet and less than 49, half rates will be charged
and a 16 will be charged full rates This regulation
applies only to vessels towed and down by this Line; and
when they loaded by the head the draft will be taken
from the stem All vessels that may have paid for assist
boat inward will be TRANSPORTED once free OF charge,
provided she moved out OF the limits Of the Corporation
to the shipyards
ap17 I'm JUNfUs BEEBE, Manager
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


BY virtue of sundry Executions to me tl-
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
April next, within the legal hours Of sale,
to the highest bidder, for Cash, tho following
Personal !, Property. Purchasers to pay for
Titles.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of II. B. Singleton, at the suit of T. L.
Gourdin,
| horse, levied on as the pro-
porty of w, c: Griffin, at The suit of James
a. Mtcham.
! Negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of James r. Frierson, at the suit Of e.
3. Davis.
Sulkey and harness, levied on
as the property of P. o. Sullivan, at the suit
of D. B. McLaurin.
l horse, levied on as the pro-
perty. of Henry Cassels, at the suit Of John
N. Frierson.
| Negro, levied on as the pro-
pery of John Il. Brunson, at the sui, OF
John E. Brown.
HARVEY SKINNER, 5. 5. D.
Mar. II, 184S 20 st
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Bradford Springs For Sale.

Bradford Springs For Sale.
This well known and desirable situation
for SUMMER RETREAT, is offered for
sale; and presents a chance for handsome
speculation.
The Tract contains 1916 acres; of which
21l, acres is under fence, and 400 acres have
been cleared. 1t is situated on the main
Road from Camden to Sumterville: about Is
miles from each; and gives name to the
Range of Highlands.
Lately the place has been improved at
much cSpence, and converted into Female
Seminary. The main building is l2O feet
long-has from % to 30 Rooms-some of
them spacious; lofty ceilings; 10 fire places;
l20 feet OF Piazza; 60 feet Of Balcony; wide
Passages, and staircase; handsome Base
ment; all necessary out build d.ngs; and air
and water pure as the mountains. 80 '
Two commodious Cabins are attached,
| with five Rooms, 2 fire places and Piazza.
a second settlement ia close by on this land,
aifording accommodations OF every kind for a
family. a great many fine springs gush from
the sides OF these hills, affordng the scites
OF numerous settlements; which in time will
doubtless be established here, since the great
impeachment, the Santee and Wateyee swamps
are now overcome by tho Camden Branch
Road. 1t is splendid situation for an Acad-
envy, Male or Female; or for Boarding
House for the summer; or for summer Re-
treat for gentleman of fortune.
Price $4,000; $1,000 cash down; the re-
maInder in five annual instalments, with in
terest payable annually, we'll secured. To
an approved purchaser the time of payment
may be altered: Purchasers to pay for ne
ccssary papers.
Apply at Sumtervlle, S. G.. to
w. Z. RICHARDSON,
Agent to Sell
18th March, 1SiS 20 If
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S ~
ebratsd Hose u:
Sumter Dist thas enS Si9s Sspfifias
SAID Horse may be expecte Id fa&8 through
the alemss 3 Sumferyi Id, by u ultonY and si,er,
shaps States esbnrg, and i'm the Fork Of Black
River; and any other place whore sui ieients
sly enconragedan and copvenient ts, ilis route;
Which MI be: determ lined the groom,
whose exper riences as q groornt is equal 50 any
in tile State. sss
IS TgRMs Bncephal lus. Jra viii be lst to
mares at ;g40 90 the single leap, $500 the
season, and; % 12. 90 To insure asfnase to be.
in foal: % cents to the groom In SeYerY In
stance, Pafting with the mare forfeits sths.
insurance In every, instance. Every core
VIII be taken to prevent accidents, but mo-
liability; should any occur.
~ ~: b. Hhere. q acompany of 8 orsS mares
Ss made up by responaib lie; persons, and sthe
Horse and Groom furnished free 81. charra
|: as he is passing round through tho season, i
will reduce the season to 8 Z, and the iir,Bu-
rance to $40. / will also give the same
chance to all those. who feel disposed to pa
tronize my Horse upon said terms and condi-
tions. Sfs: ( !S s5,; 94l.:5
= y,3 PEDIGREE. s$Sss;.s.
Bucephalus, Jr. was got-by j. p. Rodgers,
Bucephalus; he by Williamson's Bedford Of
Virginia, and he by Old imported Bed ford
Old Bucephalus' dam was BY old king Herod,
and he by Twig, .Iwig by the old imported
Jnmes; his g, dam Ssas, according sto iniorma-
Jon, a Medley. BIcePhnlus Juniors dam
was got by oldNV hite Oak Split; he by Lew
is Collins' Split, whose performance as
Race Horse was well established on the
Camden Turf and he out of the old imported
Rattle-the-C Cash; Bucephnl9s Yrs, g. dam
was got by Marcus. 4, ! 55' So
Icould here publish q long list of certift-
Gates from different Districts relative to Blu.
cephalus Jr's. reputation as foal, getter, but
deem il useless, as reference can be had to
his printed bills, and to citizens of Sumter
District, who have seen of his colts and
know they will not suffer by comparison with
those Of any other Horse. 80 d: 'i,s is
& stfy JAMES D. McILWAIN. q
SOUTI-CAROLINA- DIST.
April 3rd, 1sA7.
We the undersigned, do hereby certify,
that we are acquainted with James D. Nell.
wain's Becephalus HORSE; seen of his colts
and therefore take great pleasure in stating
to thepublic, that they have fully come up to
our expectations. Equal, if not superior, to
any colts we have seen for years passed:
(Signedl
Samuel I'indall, DR.. John Boyd,
Harvey Skinner, G. w. Rhamc, Esq.
Edward Broughton, Daniel McEIyeen.
~s D.All those having settlements to make
with the subscriber, in relation to accounts
made with him in Sumter District, may ex-
|pect to meet with him at Sumter Court du-
ring the first week y
JAMES D. McILNVAIN. "
March 6, 1913. 81 I2t
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 2nd
OF December last, young negro woman
named RACHAEL, eighteen years of age.
She has scar OH ono OF her checks; much
hair on ler head; very long foot, the big toe
projecting much beyond the others. The
above reward will be paid to any person that
WI deliver her TO me or to the Jailer of any
District IN this State, SO that get her. She
is believed to be harbored in the Bethel
ne;ghborhoGd and Sumtervile occasionally.
JOHN B. MILLER.
Sumter Dist Mar. ID, l648 20 4t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.

SDy W.LEW!S, Esq, Ordinary t0sxsaid
District 81 Z, s
Whereas, s. II. Buchanan hath applied to me
for Letters Of Administration, on oil and sin
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of a.. II. Buchanan, late Of gtha,S Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and 1diion-
ish all and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our noxt Ordinary's Court for the said
District, to be holden, at Sumter Court
House on Friday, the 24h day Of March, ls4S,
to shew cause, if any, why the said admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day Of Harch, in the year of our
IT, 81 Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-eight, and in the 72Ad year OF
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O. s. D..
Mar. ID, 1913. 20 2t
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q 81 ss
s tie IL ANY
'eoncern, the FOL lowing faSt is plhiis iishsd,!
tosysitss eSEcs 81 Tint no: lase iissa owner
without the of the
sSSas,rnteTyil shall etinsttsd ID
therein, unless q sritten permit be
cured from the Marshal; for which, Tie sum
sun one ollar and fifty cents for ham
icss shall be paid: and that no permit shall
be for q longer time than three Inopths: and
1T any slave shall neglect to procure 6 per-
init, such slave shall he imprisoned BY the
Marshal until released by Council; and in
no case tat liberty, until the expenses of
his his or her arrest and impri isontmant have
been first paid. 4 ys'ss
Published by order Of Council, ss'5
syt j. %. sN.s HANfBfET,
Clerk Of Council.
March 18th, le4e. 81 If
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NOTICE.

! have appointed Major William =. Rich
ardson my Attorney, immediately to bring to
. close and settle up al matters and ,hings
District: and request all persods concerned
to take notice hereof.
All persons indebted to me are requested
to make immediate payment to my said At
torney: and those having demands against
me, are requested to present them to \ him
without delay.
THOs. J. WILDER.
Feb. IL, 1913. Ie II
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I. o S r.

a very neat Saddle was lost on Wednen
day last, from the back Of an afftighted hor m Sc,
on the road leading east from this place. lbe'
tween Hnlburt's brick yard and the plow-
, been picked up BY wagoner from Salem.
VINO passed shortly after the occurrence
any information I will be thankfully received,
OF o. ! ihe hnder literally rewarded BY leaving
(. March I6. On az
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CONSUMPTION.

There sis, perhaps, no disease with which
spur country is affected, which sweeps Off an
enually 80 many victims, as that fell destroy
,er of the human race--C Consumption. Day
after day, year after year, the insatiate mon
ster hurries to the portals of the cold and si-
lent tomb fresh added victims to its conquest.
z No walk of life is sacred from its blighting
influence. Nc age is exempt from It's death
dealing shafts: The old, tile middle-aged
and the young; all alike. are food for this
common enemy of mankind. The whtehaired
patriarch, whose life OF temperance has rem
:dered his system impervious to the attacks
5pfl other ills, and whose good deeds prepared
shim for the enjoyment Of life's calm evening,
finds consumrtion fastening its fangs upon
his vitals, and tearing him from world, ever
bright to minds which look complacently on
days we'll spent i. i.
50 Is there no help for the afflicted No pre-
,yentiYe the dangers which beset us in our
.chaDgeables and tickle cline We think
there may be. And if the allegations of those
who are at least entitled to veracity, may be
believed, there is a preventive and rerne=
sdy.ss
Wistar's Dalsam of Wild Cherry is offer
ed to a suffering world as such. 1t needs not
!. adyentitiols aid y" of q long string OF ficti-
tious certificates te give it notoriety. It's true
value and intrinsic excellence are sufficient
to entitle it TO the confidence Of the public,
and
IN: -: q Wait on, TO fame"
the name ofits inventor, as a bcnefactor of
his species. &,
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS
on the wrapper For sale III Sumterville, by
Dr.sJ Al. MILLER, at the Drug Store; and
i by Drugg gists generally in South Carolina
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Notice.

The members of the Salem Board for
Cross Roads. are hereby notified, that the
Board will meet at James LoWry's, on tha
third (3d) Tuesday in March. # $,s
The following persons were appointed at
the last sitting Of the Legislatnfa.--J. VIZ.
Stnckey, VIM. NJ. Scott, John j. Shaw, Ste.
phen Lacoste, J. Z. WitherspooB, M. e. Mul.
.drow, w. A. Muldrow, Ezekiel ESeols, j. C.
Rhame, r $, McFadden, s, y, sD Johnson.
James M. Baker, a. Fl. Thompscti.
STEPHEN LACE COSTE. Ssc,H,
Salem Board Gsrpss Icodag
Mt. Clio, March 6, lS46. 10 2t
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$5O REV ARD.

Twill give the above reward for the appre.
hension and delivery to me of my negro man
ABRAHE,
who left my residence near Sumteryille,
about the 2Orh of. December last. Abramr or
Abram Hampton, as he is sometimes called,
Is remarkable negro. He is nearly seven
feet in height; weighs near two hundred and
fiity pounds; has a scar under one of his
epes; is very black; his front teeth out, or
very much decayed; very intelligent: he can
write tolerably well, and is, no doubt, passing
on FREE PAPBRS-AbraIn is q Brick.
layer and Plalstercr.
Twill give the above reward for his delive
ry'to me at my residence, or Thirty Dollars
'tor his lodgnent in any Jail in the State Of
South Carolina.
w. z. NIELLETT.
February 2, ls4s. Id If
VI The Charleston Courier, ,oiN publish
The aCore once a ,eeek till forbid, and send bill
ohis office.
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The Subscribc,.,rl,.

;. Begs leave to inform his customers and the
the public generally, that he has just recey-
ed general assortment of HfEDICINI3S,
which he will dispose of as low as they can
be afforded in this place. IS 81
j. l. MILLER, M. D. 6
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Estray.

js 4. EStray. :
Daniel Driggers tolls before me black
horse, blind in the right eye; marked with
harness.; about fifteen hands high; twelve or
fifteen years old; appraised at Ten Dollars.
The horse may be found at Mr.. Driggers' on
the road leading from Carter's crossing on
Scape Ger, to Camden.
A. SCARBOROUGH, Magistrate
Sumter Dist. Mar. 6, lS4S.
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SIS Is.lLW ARD.

will give the above named reward Of SIS
to any person, that will apprehend and dely-
er to the Jailer of Sumter District negro
fellow named SIMON, "a Bhcksmith) be-
longing to the estate Of Thomas Watts. He
has wife either at Mr.. Ervin's or Henry
Goodma!'s, ON Pudding swamp, where it is
suppos ed nc may be lurking about.
STEPHEN LACOSTE,
Trustee E4. Of Thos. Wells.
Mt. Clio, Fob. 8, 1873. l6 If
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Rive, s;.s as,s
prong 20 slif les a;a a.
Sumter g5SCSvln IpG Is1ad 4S,i.S,
tanning 81 90 acres OF Land, 81 hicliS 5ilsfsa
,is ait least BOD rss of Sit uhief 96od 4ojfcSs;
s450 acres Of i ias bIe id, aS,a ash
sGcfes pasture laildss bout 100 acfaE ofS f6of
excellent cane sisarnp. He also ishes t6S
sell bis stock pf Io ya and EeteD! All
5of which be- scltl tes 30 ID thsa
purchaser. On the prem issss hare are two
places settle iil odd fx, about mo
miles. apart. The one where SE live has d
yelling House on 3it, well finisB shaS.
eight upright roons, each with Il fire place.
SAlt necessary out-building atta ached. d.s "a
ono. .aIon gstS the most healthy situations ins
the District Of STUNT The other place
fsettled is where my son yamea lives; iinas s
very comfortahle log DWel ing House. 5fifiss
ished with Piazza and she'd Rcorns, wi ex-
cellent outsbuildin attached The stbscri.s
tber wishes to sell The whole to al single spur.
chaser as he could give q decided advantage
in so doing; or he will sell out to d company!
OF pure chasers, as may suit them. 81
s5 THO MAS e. DICKEy.
March 1, Is4S. S. sTE s$si
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SALE OF MORTGAGED
NEGROES.

will offer for sale, at Sumter Court House
on the first Monday in April next, four Ne
groes, Ben, Elcy, Henry and Caroline,
levied upon and to be sold to foreclose q
mortgage given by VIM. Ross to Wm. J.
Gerald.
H. SKINNER, AgL TO Forec1ose.
March IL, lS4S. 20 2t ;.
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Taken UD,

BY the subscriber chestnut sorrel mare:
white hind feet; scar on the right; dapplci
with white spots. Said mare supposed 10 be
about or 10 years old. There are no other
marks about her which are necessary to des-
cribc her.
J. w. a, SMITH.
Clarendon, Feb. 22nd, lS4S. e IS If
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RCLINA--SUMTER DIST.
Thomas A. Pack,
vs..
James Plowden and wife, ct. al.
Py virtue of ON order from VIM. Lewis,
Esqur., Ordinary of Sumter District, will
sell on the first Monday in April next, at
Sumter Court House, between the legal
hours of sale, A TRACT OF LAND, con
taining 200 acres, situated in Clarendon,
Sammy Swamp, waters of Black River, ad-
Joining lands OF w. l.. Reynolds, David
Beatson and Nary Kelly, formerly belonging
to Joseph Pack, deceased.
Terms-On a credit until the first day Of
January next. Gall fees cash) the purchaser
giving Bond with good security and Mort
gage Of the premises to the Ordinary, for the
payment OF tho purchase money, with inter-
est from the day of sale.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. s. D.
March IL, 1913. 20 St
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Five HIOlIitrs TR ewarSf. !.

Strayed from the subscriber residence
near Fulton. on the sth February last, a Email
sorrel Ally COLT, with a star 10 the faca-ss
about 2 years old. The above reward VIII
be paid for Its delivery, and any information
that will lead to her recovery,
w. D. RICHARDSON.
Fulton, March l, 1s4a ls
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ieOEiCe 10 EV0i.k nsp1p

The Commissioners of Public Buildings
for Sumter District, will receive sealed Pro
posals to make additions aud alterations in
the Court House, until the 9th of March
next.
The plan and specifications may be seen
at the office Of Wm, Haynsworth, secretary
OF the Board, to whom Proposals must be
sent. ~
BY order of the Board, 49,,
WIN. HAYNSWQRTI, Scc'p
Feb. ii, 1e4s! 10 ST
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Notice.

WILLIAM NJ. DAVIS, takes this ooportu-
nifty Of informing the voters of Clarendon,
that he is no longer a candidate for Repre-
sentative ut the ehsung election; to my
friends at whose earnest solicitations I con-
sented to appear before the people, l can only
say, that though l feel fattered by their
nomination. must beg leave to decline the
honor they. would confer OH me-
March 8, 1918. 10 81
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5Dry Goods in CIarI,lestIo,1,inIil.. G; ! ~.

b DRY G00dsSin Charleston
The subscriber would invite the al fantion
of Planters and Families who NAV yiajf
Gharle estoil to his stock of st
RICH 5 FAN c II AN ID STlAPLE5
plau 60 o D6, o.
Having made largo additions TO his room
the past season. he is able to offer greater in.
ducements than ever before, to his frienda
and customers. and confid deRtly invites alton
tionSto his STQCK * as the
Most Eptensiue i,s Sos.she,.ass
Country.
1t is intended to embrace every: article Il
the Dry Goods Line. SIS IS g y
Our front sales room will contain a COM
piete essortment Of Ms i:
LADIES RICH DRESS GOODS
Silks, Muslins, Bareges, Cdshsasres, "A ,t:. ,pac:.
cas-, Bonbasines, Sha,ols, lHa,nlles, g
1idRiilles, Yisettes, dc. :sssslsss
GENTLEMEN'S@ GOODS.
Linens, Linen Fabrics, Hosiery, DC dc. IS
In our Domestic Rooms will be- found i
very full assortment Of Domestics. -
Negro Goods, RIankets. 8
OsnabuFgs, &c. &c. s
DParticuar attention paid to this ienart.
ment of our business. And Planter wiIl
find our stock and prices well worthy their
attention. Is sIts s5iigs5yyi y;
Our facilities for purchaainr 9goode. ara
such, that we are able t6 offer Them at such
prices, as defy onpetition. 5?ys sfs
y. w. RANCR0FyT
253 King st. Charleston, 81. g.
N. BIN our Wholesale rooms, we offer
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I'm Chancery. } March Term
williamsburg Dist. 1s4s.
Pursuant to an order made by Chance,,or
James J. Caldwell at the present term. Tha
creditors OF David s. McClary, deceased. are ira
required to prove their claims before tho
commissioner according to law, by the first
day of January next. - o.
LEY COLEMAN, c. E. W.
Klngstree, March 8, 194S. 20 4t
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Ed After q short and sudden ILL
ness, near ashington, Texas on the
18th ult. Mary VIRGINIA, wife Of James Il.
Spann, Iormerly of Sumter District, 81 .C.)
in the 30thsyaar of har5age. She has left
(. fiye young and interesting children and a
tenderly attached husband, to bewail their
common loss! S
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
williamsburg District.

IA
Williamsburg District.
IN CHANCERY.
Edward J. Porter, Assignee
for tho use of y,
Joseph Lawton, ct. al.
VS.. BiII
John ]. Nc Clary, vii
liam H. Brown and his
wife, Mary r. ct. al.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Com.
missioner, that William ii. Brown and AIarv
K. his wife, two defendants in the above casc.
reside beyond the limits of this State: On
motion of N. G. Rich, compl'ts. Sol'r., It is
ordered, that they do plead, answer and de-
MUIR to the said Bill, within three months
from the publication hereof; otherwise the
bill will be taken pro- confesso, as to them.
Hey COLEMAN, c. F.. w.p.
Kingstree, Feb. %, 194S. 20 lama
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MON. g oA1ERY, (ALA.) JAN. 2lst. lsae ~;
j. P. MI E.ppIN6.. ItcrI

MON1 GOhlEHY,(A (ALA.) JAN.21st. lS4EtS
J. !, NJ. EPPlNG Esq. s s' q; 81
Dear SLY our preparation .Styllingia'.
or .Queen's Delight Is attracting some IT.
tention in this place; and we think IL only ne
cessary that it should be attainable to render
it very saleable. - KS q q 4 Baloyv Isa
will give you a few lines fium DR.. Berney M
rejecting the opinionYof the rofession here
Of the merits ofthe preparation, DR.. b. is az
Physician oflarge practice and extended re.i
putation, and whose Recommendation would
60 far to extend the sale Of your Aiedicine--
you can send us lot to the care Of IT s. C.:
Mobile, ~ y so IN. I
Respectfully, 49, ~
JENNINGS g. cAFFEY, DRUGGISTS.
Mr. J. P. nj. Epp1NG: 49, s.. z
Sr,--l am pleased to discover, from, tha
accompanying letter Of Mes,sra. Jennings q
Caffey, that they have applied to you Tor al,
Agency for the sale Of your preparation 81.
Stylingia. 1t would be, am persuaded,
greatly to your interest to establish an Agen.
cy here. aud should you determine to do 60.
Jenl Is &. Caffee would do as we'll for yois
as any house in this place. They are respon-
sible and clever gentlemen, we'll known "a
the community as such, and you would con.
fer favor upon the faculty generally, ais well
as the people, if You would place us IN pos-
session Of your preparation. have eves
been pleased with the Stylingia in the treat
ment of certain affections, having first receiv-
ed an acquaintance with its remedial proper.
ties, years since, from my friend and precep.
tor DR.. Thos. Y. Simons, of your city, to
whom l would refer you, if | thought nsces.
sary: z !, q,
Respectfully, a5,9
JAMES BERNEY, NE D.n
publish the above letters To- still further
satisfy the public Of the value Of my prepare.
ton of Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight
The last one shows conclGafvely how; It Id
estimated by the more enlig ghtenea portion of
the Medical profession, and meets effectualls
the encers, &C., &c, Of some Of our would be
great Doctors Whotry to putt it down. WhyS
Because it has been the means of relieving
and curing people which they had treated q
vain for years 81 I. nj
J.P. NJ. EPPING, Chemist and Druggist,
No. 277 King at, opposite Society,"
Feb. %, sE II If ss s51