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SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT.

s,""s s,".s' i?': + !? Matthew. ".s ). q 81" =.
The defendant, Sanlucl D, McGill, who is
confined w,,h'n tic bouuEs and limits OF the
jail OF Wil!iainsDuE-Il Ii District, by virtue Of
a writ OF ir'as ad satisfacien!um a, the suit
OF Snnnei .. Matthew's, has filed in my
DIN Inspection praying for the bencf, Of
ihe Act Of the General Assembly Tor the re.
- OF insovent Debtors, together with a
schedule OF his estate and effects: Notice
10 hereby given to the said Samuel p. Mat
thnws and others the creditors OF tho said
Samuel d. AlcG,ll. to appear at the court OF
Co'nmon Pleas to be holden ut Williamsburg
Court tlo lse on the third Monday amer the
fourth Monday IN Ocotcr next. 10 shcw
cause, il any they can, why the estate and
ELECTS OF the sad Salnue. b. AIcGll should
not be assigned. and he he d 5, barred nc.
cordng to .hc provisions Of the Act OF the
General ssembly for the relief OF InsoIyent
Debtors.
w. R. SCOTT, c. c. rs.
Office OF the Common Pleas, ~
Williamsburg Dist. July 5, 1913. 3,n
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CHOICE GROCERIES,

CHOICE GROC CERIES.
CONSISTING IN PART Of
B:owr, Loaf, Crushed and clarified Sugars
Java and RIO Coffee, IIyson, Gunpow,Icr
and Black Teas
Dclt,, N. Orleans and Cuba Molasses
Raspberry. Pine Apple and Lemon Syrups
Walnut and Tomato Catsurs
Old Madeira, Pale and Brown Sherry ,c;nes
Confectionery, Candles, Raisins. Almonds,
10000 super Spanish Cigars
5000 do 1-2 do. do.
10000 North Carolina Cigars, at 80 ccrf, pr.
:. hox. together with good assortment Of
Crockery, Glass, &c:
-ALSO-
20 Baskets pin,s and quarts Cham.
pain. wine, warranted tho best Quality,
:, at SS and Sl5 per dozen.
Byass Porter, pnls and quarts, and almost
every article usually found in Grocery
store
w. J. GERALD.
Ono door south Of the Camden Bank.
Camden, May 10, Is4s. Is
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A c 4 Il D..

The subscriber will be in Washington
City during the month of August, and will
make arrangements by which he may pro-
cure in the shortest time md ut least en-
pense, the Warrants for 100 acres OF I.ou,l,
Or in lieu thereof Government Scrip for
"a LOO 90 due each member, or the he rs-at-
law ofaeach aecensea member OF Company
"A, Palmetto Regiment.
He. will be happy upon his return in Sep
tember to further these claims and with no
charges on his.part.
JAMES D. BLANDING.
sJulyl21, 184S. 80 at
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BLACK AND Gun SMITH.

We, the Undersigned, n.orm our lricDJs,
ne ghoors, and the public. that we still con.
tlnue carrying on the above business in Fo,-
ton, one mile from Mr.. J. Dyson's Factory ON
the public river road. We also return onr
greatiui acknowledgements for The liberal SIN.
port we have had for eighteen months, and
soilcit s11, continuance of their patronage
The subscribers also inform their friends and
the public, that they are in want of black
boy as an apprentice to learn the Black
smiths Business, and would be glad TO OBJ.
tain one Immediately.
:. G. DEsCHAMps.
l.. II. G. DES CHAMPS.
9u.y II, 1915. 81 3m
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REMOV All.

A. LORYEA takes this method of inform.
Ing. his friends andthe public generally, tha,
he has removed to Manchester, and has omen.
ed an excellent assortment OF Goods, which
he will sell low for Cash or country produces
or will give the usual credit to punctuaI Gus.
toners, sc. &c.
JUST RECEIVED PER RAIL ROAD.
1000 pounds Bacon, shoulders,
Is sacks salt,
10 boxes soap,
3 boxes Madeira Wine,
Loaf sugar, Tea, Coffee aud Flour.
Manchester, Sumter DIST. June 90, 1913
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST,
]. L. Green,
gr.s-,s. <rs. tt
Mary Z Kellum,
by virtue OF an order from William
Lewis, Esquire, Ordinary of Sumter District,
will sell on the first Monday in August
next, at Sumter Court House, between the
legal hours OF sale,
A TRACT OF LAND,
containing three hundred acres more or less
situated IN Clarendon on law Cav creek,
waters Of Sintce-bounded by lands belong.
ing to the Estate Of Evan Bonbow deceased.
Robert Bowman and the Hopper lands. he.
longing TO ihs Estate of Seth S. Kel!um, de-
ceased.
Terms: On credit till first lav OF Jauua.
~ next, Gan ices cash,) the purchaser giving
Bond with gooi security and Mortgage
of the premises TO the Ordinary for the pay-
ment oi the purchase money, with interest
from the day of sale
HARVEY SKINNER, S. $. D.
loh JUL, 1913. 36 St
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STR A Y'E,I)

From the residence of the snbscrlber on
Sat'r.lay evening. 18Th inst, a young sorrcl
MARE M ULEG about seven or cinh,
years old. and supposed to b. mixing h,r
way towards Camlon for North CaroIi14
ANY communication respecting her will bo
thanktuiiy received, BY addressing The sub
5scrloer = pei through FrIentshlpP. o; and all ex-
pe,lses attending her will be pail by
~ JulySIs4s. 80 If
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SUMIEittlLLE BAKERY

Notice.
The subscriber Will positively commence
baking on Friday next, 9Th inst. The tickets
will be ready by Thursday and can he had at
the store formerly kept by John Singleton.
JOSEPH DALLISON.
UThe subscriber wishes to announce to
the settlers within The circle of sixteen miles
around sumterville, that he will supply them
regularly twice week. If sufficient induce
ments offer, twenty miles.
My 81, 1913. 81 If
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
D Il Il LINGTON DIS
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.

/. : 1 - g.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Miller, k;p,ey, & Cc,/
Chandler s. Higgins,
K. W. Chlniier, o .c of the defendants,
beng CO fined within the Prison Bounds Of
Darl ngtol strict, on writ of capins adj
ga .siac.endEm at the suit Of Miller K pley,
d. Co, and The said defendant having filed
his Petition in my office, pr ,y,ng ,or he ben
eli: OF the Act OF the General Assembly,
made for the relief oil Insolveut Debtors, to.
gether w tn schedule OF his estate and Of.
iects: Notice is hereby given to all the
creditors e. o. the said defendant, and especial
" TO Miller, Ripley, L. Co, to appear at the
Coirt OF Common plc1s. TO be held at Dar.
l,ngton Court House, OH the third monday
(,,c'ng tho 10th day. in October mex, to
shew cause II any they can, why the estate
and eifet,s OF the sad Robert w. Chandler
should not be assigned, and he DISCHARGED,
according to the provision of the sad Act.
J. H. HuGGINS, &C p.
Clerks Office, Darlington c. IL. 80
January %, lois 3m
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NlO1pllDLRo

The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has,
engaged, himself, in the Butchering Business
in Sumterville. He will endeavor to procure
the finest Becves the country affords; and
WIN g strict attention TO business hopes to re-
ceive q liberal patronage. He will butcher
three times week or oftener IL required.-
Regular customers may run accounts month
!y 1JPayments required promptly, to ena-
BILE him to carry on the business.
May 90, 1s4s. 81 I'm 4m
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MONTGOMERY, lALlA..)@ ) jan. 81, . n le4e d

MONTGOMERY. '1r'[i lAIA.) Jan. 81, 1916
J. 2. NJ. EPpMe, Esq. is,;sS s,,i .5i
or -Qneen's Delight, q lis attracting Ssome AZ
tention II. thistp and we think it only ne.
cessary .!at It should be. attainable 10 render
1t very saleable. 3, ~ BeIoyyl ,va
will give you a few lines from Dr. Bernav "A
rejecting the opinion Of the profession here
OF the merits ofthe preparation Dr. ID. il 4
fhys!cian! OF Large practice and extended re-
putation, and whose recommended ation ;svn,,ldy
go far to extend the sale Of vonr M Madic re-
you can send us lot TO the care Of q. 81. O.:
Mobile, ~ - >
Respectfully, ;is2
JENNINGS ' q CAFFEY, RUGGIsTs..
Mr. Up. M. Epr1nG: ,ESs
Sir,-l am pleased to discover. i from the
accompanying letter Of Mesars. Jenninps &.
caney. that they have applied to yon for an
agsnacy Ior the sale of your preparation of
Styllngla. 1t would be, i am persuaded,
greatiy 70 your interest to establish On Apen.
cy here, and should you determifa "a d az IS - =.
Jennings g. Caffee would do az well IN On, -,
as any house in this place. They ara resSan.
sible and clever gentlemen, well known n
the community as such, and you ggoald cnn.
Ter a favor upon the faculty generally, an well
as the people, if you would place is & in DOS.
session OF your preparation. Il have ever
beenp pleased with the Stylingia 10 theS rest
sssat OF certain affections, having first receiv.
ed an acquaintance with It's remedial proper
ties. years since, from my friend and precep-
tor DIR. Thoe. Y. Simons, Of tYonr city, Ia
whom would refer yon, if I thought neces.
sary. + sI,;s r ~. !.
Respectfully.
JAMES BERNEY, M. D.a
! publish the above letters to still further
satisfy the public Of the value Of nv prepara.
ton Of Saraaparilla and Queen q DefWht..
The last one shows conclusiyely how ST Is
estimated By the more enlightened portion 81
me !i MEDICAL profession, and meetse efiectnaliy
the sneers, &sc- &c, of some of our would Sc
great Doctors D, who Try 20 put Ii down, Whyi
Because It has been the means of relieving
an! and curing people which they had treated il
vain for years. &
J. 2. NJ. EPPING, Chemist and Drusris,.
Feb. %, l - I. ss5s "a, III sts .5
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Taken up by the subscriber, on Tuesday,
the 9Th inst, sorre MARE, with star on
the forehead, and about Is or l6 hands high.
She was found in the possession of negro
hoy, who says he stole her from Mr. George
Norris at The 81 mile house. ON the common
road. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay expenses and take
ber away.
CARSTEN VASE. I.
lS mile House, state road,
Nay 13, 1s45. 33 If
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m @ PECH.

8. MI RS. L. D. BAKER offers for SALE her resi-.
dence in tho southern part of the village Of
sS9mteryille. The Dwelling House, vnch
10 cornmodious and newly and well construct.
4 eds .Ni situated upon sp,cous lot contain.
ing SiS acres, bordering westwardly uron
Broad street. Upon the premises are con-
%yenlent out-buildings. Its retired positio,
renders it especially desirable for aresidenrc.
.----A so ----- y - H
Her store lot in the village Of Sumtervllc,
situated upon Broad street. immediately op.
poste to Ghina,s Hotel, and in the centre Of
business operations, having 80 feet front and
running back to Mr.. p. O'Snllivan's lot.
hese will be sold together or separately.
For terma,sy will be accommodating
apply TO Mrs. Z. I'D. Baker, Maj. VIM. f.
Richardson. z,
July l2, l54S. 81 If
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DIR. J. J. BOSSARD.
NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully in
iorni the Public, that his present stock of
MEDICINES were pur' hased in New York,
(and with few excertious) from the Manu-
iactnrers Purchasers may rely on their be-
'ng fresh and genuine.
J. !. MILLER,
Z. Al the sign Of the Golden Moriar
Snmterville, S. G..
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no TaI1niIies,.,I

No. Mackerel, Lobsters in tin, sardines.-
!. G,nger Preserves, Fresh Crackers, assorted:
Almonds Ralsins, Figs, Brandy fruit, Butter.
Lard. &c, &c. &c, for sale By S.. =
aa5>. q s i. ;s3| III a J.. g. P.MOSES.
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Wilmington, " c, July %, ls4s.
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LIGHT ,--IIGHTu

IlSra1 -ll[AI!.
SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
~ requiring Igf and so cheap too, that every one rich
and poor, can buy it, 1t is neat CAN D. EST iCk nak
ing and wicking its own Candies out Of Taow Lard or
Grease that will burn. By simply turning bottom nj
the Candestick, beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE is
forced out of the top and at desired length wish
tiom inch TO two feet in height
Lit neat and simple common canllescl conse-
quently may be managed by child.
2. BY OF this convert all your refuse grease
INTO candles and thus obtain light from TO cents week
B. The wick dry and smooth tins vibration flicker
ing o. the flame, but burns like sperm candle.
d. The wick may be changed without AT all disturbing fine
candle II too large. put in small one; too small
large
Stick wick sufficient last five weeks, where ii
mains out of sight and ont of the way.
D. GU may keep candle at The same height all the
time for ten yeaE-no stumpS pieces left.
l. Requires repenShing with allow week
g. 20 Sping OF grease il falls over but
!. and cleaniy as any lady could desire.
III '. 1T cannot get out OF order.
TO- In proof OF their superiority utility and neatpess the
immense number sold sufficient The price is uniform and
the same all over the United States and article requires
only 10 be TO the OF the fore
gong facts No family will be without them who can scrape
together the small price asked
WIN small capital active business man can make
quick ana profitable operation by purchasing the MONOPOLY
anu selling this article territory where has not vet been
snshy lucrative business, invited 10 call at our office
NO - FfRDlD0 STREET, North side between St Charles
an, tarondeiet streets. New Orleans
ne monopoly OF the city OF New Orleans and States of
tua,ha otosia North Carolina and Arkansas 10 the
p' tl article are offered and proposals will be received
I ~ anuaeurlhg IN the city OF New Orleans, Tor the
uh5 If II IT NvEps & On
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DAILY CRESCENT.

PERILs OF ST. CHARLES STREET.-The Cad
do Gazette relates the following anecdote of a
countrymen, resident there, who made . happy
escape in New Orleans
One of our citizens, while on recent visit to
Orleans, was quietly walking down St Charles
street, and when getting opposite the hotel, ms at
fention and presence We're attracted by the owner
of very stentorian set of lungs crying out, zen G
tlemen, | will now offer YOU splendid gold, 10
bias make, full iewelled, hunting watch, worth al
least cool hundred and fifty. Great pity such an
article should be offered at auction; but the owner
is in distress, and compelled to have money
Who'll start it at a hundred dollars g
6 TWENTY-FIVE bids striker.
Pm only offered twenty-five dollars for lhis
splendid article Going at only twenty-five doi-
larsi Shame gentlemen. shame. Ii 1t were NINE.
man shouldn't look at it for twice the money.
.@Thirty,'' bids another striker
The auctioneer cries his bid, and pours forth a
perfect homily upon the merits OF the article
Now. our "sucker'' had fine watch, but the
virnes and superiority of the other We're SO mani
fest that he got considerably excited on the subject
and concluded that il was fine "opening" for a
specuiation and thrty-fiye dollars lie bids.
.. lam offered only thirty-fye dollars. win no
one give more! Going AT thirty ive-once, twice,
three times"
Upon walking up to examine and pay for his pur-
chase, its weight created slight suspicion in The
mind OF the purchaser, and he suddenly recol-
lected that he had left his purse in his other
pocket.
s. But you must be sure and let me have the
watch bid for,'' remarked he TO the auctoneer
Certainly, sir What name shall put upon It,
After pause, 60 DR.. w. w. Grant
ihe doctor stepped out to get his purse, ana, need
it be added that he sloped?
We give this as a warning. 1t is not the first
time that some of our keen ones have been bitten by
those galvanized watches. y
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ARNOLD'S GREEK AND LAIN
ROCKS FOR COLLEGES.

A FIRST AND SECOND LATIN BoRRh 1nod,
n PRACTICAL GRAMMAR-By Thomas n; s nsnC,g'
A M Revised and carefully Corrected by j. q go ain
A M one volume, limo. 1t preferred the ri,' be had
Book or the Second Latin Book and bTamnaI ca onndl
separately The chief object OF this WORK "hlcs y Is to
on the nrincipIes of imitation and frequent ~ liz be-
enable the pupil to do exercises iIom the HIST u@' VI ~
ginning his accldence. . ,.;.I Iatfo.
LATIN PROSE CONVERSATIONAL ffacIKcaAa A. mod,
ductjon to Lain Prose Composition Thomas N one
NJ Revised and Corrected by j. A Spencer ~ S
volume limo This work also founded on ue p syn.
of inhalation and frequent repetition ~ . a 0nsi.eTabs
lax a Vocabulary and an Exercise BOOK, anu cOn
attention has been paid the subject oil ynony os and
"A FIRST GREEK BOOk-WLth Easy EseS ;.sd and
Vocabulary-By Thomas X. Arnold, a. o., h t5no
Corrected by j. A Spencer, A. N one voiupe a Intro.
GREEK PROSE COMPOSlfloN--,rhh Iia'K Arnold,
ducton to Greek Prose ConpostiOn--by Thomas N one
A. M; Revised and Corrected by j. A. Spencer 2, svus1
volume I2mo. This work consists OF Urea ,tspsaed
founded Buttmann's, and Easy SenteGnges s, Wards
CREEK READING BOOK-Inclading ., 1 oonH A.
Treatise the Greek Partices-By Thomas n. ~ ISmo
NJ Revised by ]. A. Spencer A. NJ; one yolene and
CORNELIUS NEPOS-Wth Practical 9tniss..nJtsr-By
Answers, and Initiative Exercise on each INA Notes
Thomas K Arnold, A. NJ; Revised, with Aduuo in the
by Prof. Johnson Professor of the Latin Lahsuas 2no
University of the City of New York; one neal VoPNoD5
The subscriber is Agent for the sale OF y p
VALUABLE GREEK AND LATIN sEhiEtIb. e "Ner
EY Teachers will be supplied appliGa9n a. cent Tor
Orleans StdtiORers' Wdreh0nse with BOOKS SUIT e tbey
class trial. with the privilege OF returning u''i
do not suit.
n B-School Books and Stationery at low prices ,ep,
mh5 ]. b. STEEL, Ia IainP
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MAMNMMMNe
HARDWARE. &c.


r w MONTGOMERY, IL Chartres street;
NEW ORLEANS.
vrASon hand a very complete stock of Goods in his a
line In addition to his usual extensive assor ~
mont Of birmingham Sheffield and Domestic II RID "A
WAR and GU LERY, his stock Of heavy, goods sGJ
yery complete embracing other Articles
COO boxes Tin Plates X, Pontpoo and other brands;
also Block Tin, Spelter Zinc, etc;
10 600 lbs Iron Ware, assorted, all sizes;
$50 Iron, assorted Swedes, American and English,
assorted fiat, round, square, plough, plate hoops,
band and sheet; Steel, all kinds;
200 dozen genuine Collins Cos light and heavy Axes;
1900 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails assorted, all Sizes
oo tons Hollow ware Castings assor,ea pots ovens sp-
800 coils Manila Rope assorted, all sizes;
900 casks OK, Log and Trace Chains;
=, Together with Mhntemores Cotton and Wool Cards;
Spades and Shove wire and hair Selves Hoes Of all kinds
Anvils, Vices, and Smiths Hammers and Bellows Tin
Ware Mill, Crosscu and Pit Saws; horse and mule Collars
and Hames strawcutte Corn shelters, and Corn m oils
Kings Pioughs Nos. l, and 4; Paper, all kinds hhil
Spirits Turpentne and White Lead Paints, all kinds MN
and Grind Stones; Mill Irons; Boiling Cloths az hhaoes'
Shot, Sheet and Bar Lead; Stock Kettles; BARK Mills.
Also
1900 gallons Sperm Oil and un,on
5000 do Winter strained and Bleached w haie IN. ..
His stock of Cutlery is surpassed. Buyers are "
examine before purchasing elsewhere hiso ON
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

AR. A. CULLEN has removed his office from Is Roy,l
- street to No. 10 Watcher street, near the Arcade H.
sti continues to Structure his new systers
ing the worst structure without any operation-entimlv G
medicine that relieve and permanently cure without any h
New Orleans and the Surrounding country to need anv @
ing or self-laudation. On application DR. C. he vi Fp
been cured IN the last ten years his plan Please @
and examine Tor yourselves N pay required without ac"
Is SELECTED. Rheumatism cured Gonorrhna cured in tbp
days pay. " e'ee
- azS Remember l6 NATCHEz STREET, near the Anada
Post paid letters punctuay attended to in all confidence amy
medicine securely packed and to any pan Of tbs
country. ,nh9s em '
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30 Q y S.

CHESS FOR WINTER EVENINGS; Containing me
~ Rudnents of the Game, and Elementary ANALYSIS ~,
the most popular openings exempied IN game aeua
played by the greatest Masters including sameU nus
A analysis of the Kings and Queens, Gambet hhnletv
positions and problems diagrams, both Original anu 80
ected also, series Of Chess Tales with lnsla ated and
gIaved from original designs; the whole e&raGIeu ""
translated from the best sources, by II. X. Aghel
Also
KENNY MANUAL OF CHESS al borrd
in one volume; l., loa,, ,,o.
THE ECONOMIC CHESS BoARD-Reing chess 9V s f,V
yided with complete set OF chess men, aodPe 49, air
ing games on steamboats, railways, caf1aee3 @ nh
for folding up and carrying in the pocket Wi'ho'
ing the games. Invented by NJ. Roget staI
Just received and for sale at The " N wofeahs "''
'i spif " a' j. B. STEEL, IA Camp street
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,, P,RosPEoTUs---oUR COUNTRY.

voted 70 politics literature ana general ,neIgapca
MeSsrs. Aieman Goinez editors OF = l x PATPi ],
having aSsociaed with them DIR. MatthewSon onarr e1
ltoF OF the Vera Cruz Genius of Liberty viii ~
paper 70 the he size Of the he, MEDIUM daily Of @ and
puo isi - , leeh IN tgtsh agd Spanish
TO Justify them in making the change - 'a'ne"
This has already circulation in NIx;
Central America and the West India Islands and ~ 49,
social political and commercial intercourse with those l1ss
becoming daily OF more and importance the adyao
tage that may from the contemplated change need
no comment, for they fail to be once recognized
and appreciated
Asnecimen number will be issued Sunday the 18th inst
Seh may be had gratis from the publishes at Nol Elk
Sse Alley al the bookstores of MessTs. b. Steel No
n lamp street 7 P White No 90 Canal and j. C.
any IN 1a,, Fptlons respectfully solicited
Ns,y t b,s1rms-s,o year paid quarterly in advance
Nv" Stesas, ApA y. lok. alQ-tf
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THE GRAEFENRERG COMpANY

Have file array of certificates unexamped for respect.
ability. These have been submitted to number OF gentle
men OF great distinction and reputation who have given
Their certificates to their genuineness, as tOfows:-
hereby certify that have examined large number of
testimonials exhibited to by the Gfaetenberg Company
relative to the merits Of their medicines and take pleasure
III SAYING thas they be genuine and entitled the
confidence OF the public. My personal acquaintance with
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy of
fidence. Ep,NCrs u.IJ
hereby certify that have examined number of temo
mails exhibited by the Gaeenbeg Company. relative
to the merits of their medicines and take pleasure IN say
fore entitled TO the confidence OF the public.
January Ii, 1913. N bANGS.
The Graefenberg Company having submitted to large
number of testimonials 10 which the of the Rev N.
Bangs D. d. and Francis Hail. ESD, Of New ofk. at-
fixed having examined said testimonials and found them
named gentlemen Of lie very highest standing and
specablty and that their should give the greatest
TO- ,7 VIM. V. BRADY
ylfay0r's Office CityTakt, Jan. II, fS41.
to The Rev N BANGS D. D., is one of the most cele-
brated ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church: and
proprietor of the New York Commercial Advertiser ap29
e. The General gent Louisiana and Mississippi il
D. HANSBQR0uGH, Y Camp street, New Orleans, La.
Camp street; ALFRED HUNTER. cor .er Of Esehanee
Place and Customhouse ST. c. VAN FGLSON corner
Magazine and Barthoomew sts.; J. WRIGHT Il co. Isl
GhaItTes St j. LLADO, "a Condo street New Orleans -
THoS- COON Postmaster, city of Lafayette; J. l.. VAN
BokkEI.LEN. corner Camp and st. Mary streets JOHN
and CHARLES BENNEoT. CaiToIton. La