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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-23
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of suudry writs Of Fieri Fa-
I'D cias, 10 me directed. | will proceed
10 sell at EdgeieId Court House, on The
frst Monday aud Tuesday following, in
March next. the following property, in
the following cases, viz:
George Parrott VS. Elizabeth Carter N.
X. Butler & Co. vs the same, and Rudolph
Garter; James G.. Cobb, and others, seve-
rally, VS.. Elizabeth Carter, The tract Of
land whereon the defendant Elizabeth
Garter now resides, containing three thou.
sand acres. more or less, adjoining land Of
John Wise. John Marsh, aud others.
James NJ. Richardson and J. S. Guig-
nard,ys Startling Turner and Elizabeth
Turner, the tract of land whereon the de-
fendant Elizabeth Turnerli lives. containing
one hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Simeon Attaway, Mary Trouer.
and others. as -
Wyatt Holmes, and others, VS.. c. w.
Cochran, and L. b. Cochran, tue lrac, of
lAud whereon the defendant c. w. Coch-
ran lives containing three hundred acres,
mora less; adjoining landof Mrs. Mary
Carroll, a. kilcrease, and others.
The Bank of Hamburg, S. G: VS.. John
y R. Viewer; George RarIoit VS.. the same;
! Thomas fI Pope, z,ir. vs.. the same !;
4 AZ. Tucker. and others. seyerally lys. the
( Same, ihe shSnse and iot M the village sof
Edgefield, ccnssining fonF acres more Of
8 less, adjoining land of fC. 3. Goodman,
I and others; one other tract of land where
sri the aefendantl lives, containing one hum
dred and ninety acres, more or less, adjoin.
Ing lands Of the estates Of Francis Belts,
4 decd. James Swearengens and others.
T.. G. Reemerl lys. d. Tibbeiisi Ha.-
/ iiett a. Brown, aud others, sevesaily rs.
!! The SAD dc, fks defend daniss interest ifsone
{ lot or sfractsof land. iii tbesiilage Of Edge
feId. containing eigh, acres, more or less.
on which there is two dwellings and oul
buildings, aud Brick Yard, llie lot ad-
Joins lands of E. B. Presley, Wm. Morris,
and others. q oe!'-
6 Executors of David Richardson vs.. Aa-
ron Clark the tract Of land whereon the
defendant lives, containing one hundred
iend twenty-five acres, more or less. adjoin-
ing land Of John Glaze, Michael Witt, and
Others. f'
4 Thomas J.Dyson, and others, scverally.
We. A. G. Leeke, The lrac, Of land whereon
che defendant lives, containing two huH-
dred and twenty-five acres, more or less,
adjoining land of said Thvmas J. Dyson,
Daniel Proctor, William Mays, Scn'r.,
aud others.
g John c.. Carmichael vs.. w. T. West
Wright, Nichols & Co. and others VS.. the
same, the tract of land whereon the do
Sendaut lives, containing three hundred
acres, more o. less, adjuiuing lands Of b.
Howard, and others.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
q S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
. feb Ia 1t
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INTERESTING TO MECHANICS.
The cheapest md best scientific paper in The Uni.
ted States is tic Hc,o paper entitled the
Scientific Mechanic,

Inventors Advoc ale, Patent Office Report
er, and E1positor Of Arts and Trades.
EDUBLISHED by Rufus Porter, formerly
IL editor aud publisher of The New York
Mechanic" and the Scientific Anerican,')
at the Sun Buildings, No. 1873 Fulton street,
New York.
Each number of this paper contains from
three to FIVE Engravngs most Of them Original
and well executed, illustrative of New Inven
tions, Scientific Principles, Elegant Designs,
and Natural Cunosiies-also general notices
Of the progress of Mechanical and other Scien.
tlir proyements-American and Foreign In
yentions-catalogues of American Patenls-
original Scientific Essays, illustrating the scien
ces of Mechanics, Chemistry, Eectro.Magnet
ism and Magnetic. Electricity ;-Curlous Philo-
sophical Experiments, and valuable instruction
in various Arts & Trades,-nolices of the most
interesting passing events religious intelligence,
poetry, DC. This paper is especially entitled
TO the patronage ofmechanics and nnanufactu-
rers and farmers also will derive much adyan-
tagei from its instruction in various mechanical
trades. As family newspaper it will convey
more useful Intelligence to children and young
people than 6vetines its cost id school instruc..
lion and ;on!ihe principle ofeconomy, il may
be eargnedlthut every scopyIif well preserved,
will command more than the original cost at
the end Of the year. Published weekly for one
dollar per enannum per. rising lie copy; five copies
toone address for four dollars. sss
dec 20 n g y 8 tf q 49 E
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa-
cias, 10 me directed, will pruceed to sell
at Edgefeld Court House, on The Grsl
Monday aud Tuesday following, in March
next. the following property, in the fol
lowing named cases, 10 wit: s:
Bennett Perry vs. B. r. Corley; Arthur
Dozier, and others, severally, vs. the same,
three negro slaves, by name, Ann, Charity.
aud Eff. TWO mares. and one mule.
NIX. Butler & Co. VS. Elizabeth Car
ter, and Rudolph Carer; George Parrott
VS. the same; w. w. Geiger, and others,
severally, VS. Elizabeth Carter, the follow
ing negro slaves, viz: Steven, Ned, Ma
riah, Aggy, Rose, Nelty, Duris, George,
and Nelly, the property of The defendant
Elizabeth Carter.
N. X. Butler & Co. vs.. Rudolph Car
ter; ;rW. w. Geiger, and others. severally,
vs. the same, and Elizabeth Carter. The
following property, viz. three negro slaves
by name Rose, Netty, and Durls, hive
mules, one horse, and one wagon and gear,
property of the defendant Rudolph Car
ter.
Thomas Powers, bearer, VS. Joseph A.
jones, and Lewis Jones, jr., oHe negro
boy Shadrick.
John Hill. Ordinary, for John S. Ardis,
and others, VS. MlIedge Galphin, aud u.
Atkinson, the tract of land where the de.
fendant Milledge Galphin lives, containing
Two hundred and fifty acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of Samuel Glars, Mary
Butler, and others.
William Dauiel, and others, vs. Nancy
Oliver, one negro girl by the name Of
Louisa.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D.
feb 16 St 4
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Rr0ught fO the Jail.

AAF this District, a Mululto man, who says
w his name is HIRAM. and that be belongs
to Mr.. John Harrison, of Fairfield District, S.
e. Said fellow is about FIVE feet six inches
Sigh, between % and 25 years Of age, bright
conn pexion: He has scar under the left eye
said fellow says he ranaway sometime in July
or August last. 80.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, aud take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs
s. c.. H. GOODMAN, j. Z. D. {
january5 If 50
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Feb 16
Brought TO the Jail

snF this District, negro man, who
W says bis name is CHARLES, and
that he belongs to Mr.William Haskell, Of
Charleston, s. e. Said fellow is about
FIVE fee, six inches high, between 45 and
so years Of age, and of dark complexion;
nearly all of his upper fore lee'h are out.
He says he runaway from his masters
plantation id AbbeviIle. He has scar on
his right cheek near his nose.
The owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away. or lie will be dealt with as The law
directs.
c. H. GOODMAN, Jailer.
Feb 16 If
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ROBER TS'
CHEAP CASH STORE
wa IN, IVA ~ N N m ~
W E W. G. % % I'D 5.

. '"
HBIRD'S EYE DIAPER and Irish Linens
ID Cotton Flannel at 12d cents yard,
Turpentine Soap at I2i cents bar,
Small sized Csrron Pots and Ovens
Collins best Axes,
Misses Leghorn Bonnets at 81 so each,
Misses split Straw Bonnets at 81 90 each,
Steel Bag Clasps and Tassells,
Steel Beads No. 8,
Black Alpacns t25 cents yard,
Rabbit Pincushions at 25 cents each,
Philadelphia Nails 81 cents pound,
Half gallon Pickles,
Soda Biscuit at l2d cents pound,
New Starch 121 cents a pound,
Ginger and Pepper 121 cents pound. togeth'
er with large stock Of DRUGS and MED
ICINES, for sale by
r. 8. ROBERTS,.
R. S. RoBERrs having practised for some
years as a Physician gives advice without any
charge when selling Medicines.
January 26 If |
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Rr0ughtto to tine Jail

$nF this District, negro mau. who
" says his name is ELIAS, and that
the belongs 10 MIR. George Galloway. OF
rOgIelhorp County, Georgia. Said fellow
is about five feel, two and a half inches
high, between 18 and 20 years Of age, and
of bright copper complexion. He has a
scar. over his right eye, aud also one under
his left eye.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove properly, pay charges aud take him
away, or be will be dealt with a: the law
directs.
RI C. Ii. GOODMAN, Jailor.
+ Feb 16 4tf
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EDGEFIELD HOTEL

YENHE Subscribers announce 10 their friends
III and 'he public, that they have; opened
the house formerly occupied BY Mr.. B. ), Ryan,
in Edgefeld village, and are prepared 10 accom-
moda,e oil those who may favor them@ith their
patronage, with comfortable fare orsthemselyes
and horses. fsss55s5s. ;;t
Their Table will be always provided with the
best the market affords, and attended to by
obIiging and competent servailts.s :.1
Their Stables will he attended to by. first rate
ostlers, who will be in waiting at all hours, by
day or night, to see that horses are properly ia.
ken care Of. CHARLES J.sGLOVER Z
ARMISTEADsBU T..5ssiss. st,
sent % Ri fsss;s ~ ss3355 s355 z
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SHErRIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
tss EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF Ordinary.
Eliza Padsett,
y'aF.ga Us. summons IN
cu~..l.. 49,. D..l.aI. { D.,rIiiinn
Summons in
Partition.
Saralr Ann PaIgelt,

Z aud others.
pHBY an Order from John Hill, Esquire,
Ordinary of the Disrict aforesaid. | will
proceed TO sell al Edgclield Court House,
on the first Monday in March next, The
sfauds belonging 10 The estate of Dryden
Padge'l, deceased, situate in the said Dis
rrict viz; one sixth part of a tract Of land, /,
peontaining two hundred and forty acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Arthur
Padgett, Samue! Padgett aud others, of
which said tract, the said Sam. Padgelt is
now in possession, and is the owner Of the
remaining five. sixth, also two other tracts
land, viz: one ,ract containing Two hun
Edred and Twelve acres, more or lsss, lying
on Poplar Branch, waters of Richland
Greek, waters of Little Saluda River; The
other tract of land containing one hundred
Eand twenty six acres, more or less, adjoin'
; ing lands Of Smith and Mays, Josiah Pad
! eett and others. Sold on a credil.until the
g Grs. Of January next. Purchasers will be
required to give bond and two approved
: fsure,ies. and mortgage Of the premises TO
; the Ordinaryto secure the purchase money
Cost to.be paid in cash.
So; z, ss,i s ~. S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D.
IN Feb Is Il 81
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DIR. JOEL BkANHAE,S
LIVER 81 I'D DFSEaECT!XC
nj E. D | C. I NE ~

DN. JOfI DhANr1Amf
LIVER 81 I'D YSRECTXC
M E D I C I Ne.
III N offering this valuable Medicine TO the peo;
Il pie of S. Carolina 70, the relief and cure Of
many diseases incident 10 a Southern climate,
do not claim for it nfallibiIity; neither do !
say twill cure all diseases. sButir
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
and DYSPEPSIA.
can confidently advise and recommend its
use, from ny persnnal observation and use Of
the article in my own practice. This article is
favorably received wherever il has beer nsed
am allowed 10 refer 10 Mr.. George Heard of
Troup, Mr.. John Warrenof Columbus. Mr..
McAffee Of Cobb, Mr.. Asbury Hull of Athens,
Mr.. William ID. Terrell Of Putnamr Rey'd.
John E. Dawson Of Lagrange2to which a
great number OF names might be added, who
bear their testimony 10 its value. r. |
Habitnal costivenoss is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per-
sons of sedentary habits, which often exert n
very unlavorable infuence.upon fihe general
huellh of the subject; and is particularly mani
tested by restless and Responding state Of the
mind, irregular if not loss Of appetite! For
this condition of the syslenr this article is conf.
dently recommended with the positive assur-
ance that il the dose is properly adjusted, so as
not to move the bowels TOO actively. relief may
be relied on, without any, even theileast of The
unpleasant consequences, resulting from tile
use of the common purging medicines usually
rcsorted to- This article will be found to acr
as pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
indication that the common purging medicines
are designed 10 effect -f,.its ts5's7
There are some constitutions liable TO regu'
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall,
to such, recommend the use ofthis Medicine,
beginning at least by the middle ofMay, or first
of June.
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, olien experience sense Of lullness.
weight, and opprcssion, about the stomach af
ter eating-in such cases dose ftbis medi.
cine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
bnrn and costiveness, they may use .,lle article
without the least danger and with great benefit,
Insick or nervous headache, II is a most valu-
able medicine
could append long list of certificates, hut
forbear, preferring to rely on the virtues Of the
medicine to sustain itself. THE medicine is
gentle and certain cathartic' tonic and st,dorifc.
JOEL BRANHAM.
/. Eatonton, Georgia.
For sale BY Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill,
Cheatem & Settle, Dnntonsyille, Charles Free
y. D. TIBBETTs, :
ss. .s1 :, ,. EdSefeld G. H.
sept.s mo-. 1y 33
ii - "t'a=s fs jfisss'i >; 3 7ttif 5Fr5ts e.
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STATE 0 SOUTH. CAROLINA,
-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !Si
a,;q3z I'm 0RDINl4 Y. ~:
Margaret ad,pApplicunt .:9saf Summons
.5aml, Nc Crarya and others, D'ffts. Partition.
sHT appearing TO my satisfaction, that James
ia McCrafy, Thomas McCrnry, and John
'McCrary, distributes in the above stated case,
reside beyond the limits of this State it 10 there.
fore ordered, that they do appear in the Court
OF Ordinary for the District of Edgefield and
State of South Carolina, on or before the third
day ofApril next, 10 show cause. if any, why
the real estate of Ann McCrarys Decd. should
not be sold or divided, or their consent to the
same will be entered OF record.
y Given under my hand, at myloffice, this the
9th December lS47.
q, JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
dec 80 3m 49
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NOTICE.

M r. ROFF. who held conditionalIy an in
I'VE tcresI in the right of Edgefeld District,
to Hotchltiss' Reactinn Mill Wheels, [PalenD
has never complied with said condition, thero.
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or ma any contract for said Wheels.
We, the Undersigned are the owners, of said
right, and right purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. J. Il. WEBER, we authorise, with full
power TO act rs our agent.
COTHRAN g. MOORE.
March i, 1S47. IF 6
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SfraVed

Strayed
ENRON the subscriber. about three or four
IT months ago, white COW, with dun
sides, her right hip is out ofplace she wus also
marked with smooth crop in the left and an
underbit aud n swallow fork in The right ear.
She carried with her two CALVES, one a
Steer and the other Ycarling, of nearly the
same color as the mother. Amy information
Of them will be thankfully received.
a FRALIX SMITH.
January IA # 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT!
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

John v: Z. Graves. 0SS''''''1a 1snl. a. attach
7HNHE Plaintiff i'm the above case having
u this day filed his Declaration in my
Office. and the Defendant having neither wife
nor Attorney, known to reside within elimits
ofths State, ON whom copy of said Declara-
lion, with a rule 10 plead can be served On
motion of Bauskett, attorney for plaintiff, or.
dered, that the said Defendant appeafand plead
to said Declaration, within year and a day
from the date hereof, or Judgment will be
awarded against him by default.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Edgefeld c.. H. " Jan. ls48.
January 81 qr5iil So
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BOA RDIN g..

KHTHE Subscriber informs his friends and the
IL public, that he is prepared to Board chill
dren going TO- School at the Pollersvillc Acade.
iGy, at Five Dollars per month. Parents and
others placing their children under his care,
that their wants will be strictly attended to.
N. BARTLEY.
January Id If 81
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EDWARD BARTON, Sec'ry.
Graefenbcr.. NIcdicincs.

The undersigned is fully prepared TO establish
a GRAEFENBERG DEPOT in all places Of
proper size in S. Carolina and Georgia. I'm.
mediate application should be made, personal
lyor by letter To George Brainerd, agent, No.
10, Hayne street, Charleston. As there will
probably be but one Depot in town or vii
lage, the agency will be very valuable.
The celebrated Medicines of the GRAEF-
ENBERG COMPANY are rapidly and com.
peely supelceedIng all others. Where once
introduced, no one thinks Of using any others.
Their character is best explained by the fact
that THIRTY THOUSAND BOXES OF
THEIR PILLS ALONE ARE SOLD EACH
AND EVERY WEEK.
Certificates upon certificates from all parts
of the country are constantly received, testify
ing TO heir wonderful powers. Their efficacy
is almost Immediately felt, SO that single box
will show the invalid whether they are or are
not doing him good. The sick should at once
abandon all other medicines and give these
Pills fair trial.
The operations Of the Company throughout
the world are of Unprecedented magnitude, tie
high and commanding character of which has
received the unqualified appreciation Of distin-
gulshed Clergyman, Jurists, philantropists, and
the public generally. The Patent Medicine
business is assuming an entirely new position
through the Graefenberg Company. Almost
every family in the land has occasion 10 use
some kind Of patent medicine, and an organiza.
ton like that Of this Company is of paramount
public importance. BY this means, reliable
medicines may be had:
The leading article to which public attention
is invited is
THE GRAEFENBURG VEGETABLE
Pills
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JarIIes r1'JuHes,. " 90. } HlldcNnlent.
TEvHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
Il this day filed his Declaration in my Of
hce,; and the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney, known to reside within the limits
ol this State, OH whom copy ofthe said De-
claralion, with rule to plead, can deserved.
On motion Of MIR. Gray, Attorney for Plaintiff,
It is ordered, Tha, the said Defendant appear
and plead to The said Declaration, within a,'year
and n day from the date hereof Tor final and
absolute judgment will be uwardedagainst him
by default.
Clerks Office, May 26, 1872. qly 10
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The particular attention Of Country Mer.
merchants is requested TO the following
advertisement
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HOGAN & THOMPSON,
--.i WHOLESALE
Booksellers, StgfSONerS,
-. AND PUBLISHERS.
No. 80 North Fourth Street.
~ .seF. Id PHILADELPHIA, - -

/: "A NNOUNCE to their friends, and TO mer:
g chants generally, that their stock Of Books
and Stationery forslhe coming business seasons
ofsIea8 will be larger,and better assorted than
at any former period. IL will embrace every
article in The trade which is required sfor.the
sales Of The country merchant. s's
an consequence of the chanse:in their terms
of selling, they are senobled todoffer SCHOOL
ASP MISC CEELANEOESB BOOKS, BLANK
BOOKS, PAPERS I &c. tsprices so greatly
reduced from former rates; As 10 makeit to the
interssto AL who deal inihese articles 10 pur'
chase from their stock - ilaSlssss4 4st35
Hitherto the system ofcrediting small anounts
has inyoIyedsan expense IN their collection, and
as Ri. s. II. now sell only for CA H, or such
Negotiable notes as are sure TO be paid in bank
al their maturity, the saving to those who choose
10 deal in this marine, will be very consider.
able per centage on their purchases.
Few dealers in tire cotsDtry buy more than
$500 worth ofstatioHery I'm season, many not
over one-half and large portion not more than
one. fourth Of that amount. There is not a
dealer, therefore, who visits Philadelphia who
would be Inconvenience by paying these
small Sums in Cash, and as each can save mo-
ney by dong so, ii. g. IT. believe they are Of.
fering an induccmcnt which will gladly be EN-.
braced by those VINO make their purchases in
Philadelphia. Those whu enter into sucl an
arrangement will be enabled to sell at prices
much below their foimer rates al home, and
will consequently reap lnrger aggregate pro-
fit from the increased amount Of their sales.
Having u PRINTING OFFICE for copper
plate and type work, and an extensive BIND.
cry, II. d. It. are prepared to fill orders from
Banks and Public Offices, when forwarded
through merchants. ut extremely low prices.
7 Philadelphia January l3, lS4S.
februdry2 I'm 2
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The following complaints yield with certainty
to their power
Asthma, Fever and Ague
Bilious Complaints Green Sickness;
Bowels-defcient &C: Gripes,
ton in Heartburn,
Catarrh, Headache,
Constipation; Mysteries,
Cough of Pregnancy, Incon,ihence of Urine,
Costiyeness, Indigestion,
Diarrhea, Jaundice;
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
Dyspeptic Consump- Menstruation, suppress
tion, sed or painful,
Digestion--imperfect, Nervous Disorders,
Efysipelas, Neuralgia,
Epile epsy, Paralysis, ~, ,.,r
Fever-low Nervous, Rhenma ism,
Intermittent, Remit Stomach various dis.
tent, eases,
Fluor Albns, or Whites, ~ -,
(Whites.) .,..sE ,sfsi-.s I;
In all the Chronic Complains fie most nm,
piIch reliance maybe placed. They purge away:
offensive huInors. arrest Of disease
a9dlat die sfme fine restose tones and 10
Isthe systein. ~ ~
Cancers, Tic Doioreuts Low Spirits, w ornnsJ
Sec: yield 10 their power Prics 225 cls. d box.
'Rhe namessof The other lfedlcfhes Rfe as. 5oI-
h THE cHMDlRsEN's gP4NacEa he
medicine should be ia every family tGfong ghoui
the world is sovereign I'M all diseases to
which children md youth are sub bjecs, For
summer complains, dysentery aud all tts1ftar
affections The stomach and bowels, il IS nfal.
lible. Price SO cents bottle, with ample di
rections.
THE GREEN M UNTAIN VEGETABLE
lNTMENT.-Whereve inflammation exists
This Ointment is n positive and unfailing reme-
dy. Price 25 and so cts. a box.
THE GRAEFENBERG EEVER AND a.
CUE PILLS-The most implicit reliance ma y
be placed on these Pills They are the only
positive cures known, and should be tried by
all who suffer from this disorder. Price 81 a
box.
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION
For disorders Of the eyes this Lotion has no
equal. Its compounded upon the most scien.
lifc principles, and has performed extraordina.
ry cures. For violent inflammation, dmness
and falling Of the sight, weakness of the eyes.
involuntary weeping foreign substances in the
eye, &c, il is a positive and speedy cure. Price
25 cents bortIe, with full directions.
THE GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BIT
TERS-Sovcreign TO build up the enervaed
system, to restore The appetite, and clear the
skim Price 25 cents package.
GRAEFENBERG S.ARSAPARILLA
COMpOUND-Warranted 10 make two quarts
superior IN quality To any in the worlj. Price
81 bottle.