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Take Notice. 1ss,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBLVILLE DISTRICT.

-
NM7 H EREAS, the last viii and Testament
wv of Edward Collier, deceased, Twas ad.
mitted to Probate, in common form, il. Ordina-
ry, on 25th May last, and there being no proper
or legal Executors to the said Will, aud a Pc.
tition and Suggestion being presented and filed
6y Wm E. Collier and olhers,5 legutees next
Of kin. requesting The Ordinary: 10 carry outthe
provision of the said Will, as required by the
Act of Assembly, passed 1886, in;such cases;
therefore, an order was passed on said petition
granting the prayer thereof, and the es,nte is
now in the custody of David Lesly, Ordinary
of AbbeviIle District for administration.
AL persons, therefore .haying demands against
he said estate, will present their notes or other
written evidences Of indebtedness, together
with true copy thereof; and tliose who have
accounts against the estate will have them pro-
ven. as the iaio requires merchants and shopkecp.
erS to prove their accounts on suits instituted in
the Court of Common Pleas, viz that no part
thereof was paid in the lifetimeiof the .estator
by settlement, discount or otherwise, nor since
his death, and that all discounts have been all
lowed.
All demands whntever must be presented
without failure on or before the first day of
December next; and all those Indebted to the
estate (except those who have running accounts
at the Blacksmith shops, mills, &c. for tie pre-.
sent year, who will he requiredto settle by the
25lh OF December) must make Immediate pay.
ment, as no indulgence can be given; for as all
the residue and remainder of the estate will be
sold this ensuing fall, it becomes necessary to
know by that time the full extent Of the debts
in order that the Executor maysturn over the
specific legacies without future liabilities.
DAVID LESLEY, o. AID, & Ex'or.
june IA i2w 81
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of sundfy writs OF Fieri Fa-
ID cias, TO me directed. / will proceed
to sell at Edgefield Court douse, on The
first Monday and Tuesday following, 10
July next, The following property, in
the following cases, viz:
w w. Geiger, and others. severally. vs..
Elizabeth Carter, the tract of land where's
on the defendant lives, containing ivo
thousand acres more or less adjoining of
lands of John Wise, John Marsh and
others.
Joseph N. Bailey VS.. AbTah Abney,
trac: of land containing five hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of
Elizabeth Garter, Joseph Rumley, and
Others.
Terms of sale cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 8. F., D.
June IL 4t 2l
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State Agricultural Society
of South Carolina.
sept. S

FENt]E following PREM UMS will be
IL awarded to The successful compeli.
tors. at the scmi.annual meeting, to be
held in The village of Sparta ahburs. on the
second Wednesday in Sept.Inexl
|. For the best Stallion, or Agricu,u-
raj purposcs-a silver medal
2. For the bes, Mare. fot Agricultural
purposes; Silver Medal.
3. For the best native Bull, over
years; Silver Medal.
For the hest native Cow, over 3 years;
a Silver Medal.
5. For the best Jack, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
6. For the best Mule, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
7. For The best Ram, adapted to our
clima,e; Silver Medal.
s. For the best Eve, adopted to our
climate; Silver Medal.
8. For The hest Ram, regarding wool
chiefly; Silver Medal.
10. To the most successful and exten.
sive grower ofclover for three consecutive
years; Silver Medal. -,
IL. TO The successful competitor in q
ploushing match, with double or single
team; Silver Medal.
IL. For the most successful and exten-
sive experiment with lime Tor three conse-
culive years; one CT npleleisel Of the Far.
mer's Register.
l3,@For the best conducted Farm in the
Dislric, of Spar'anburg; a Silver Cup of
The value of $40.
A full and detailed statement of the
value and operations Of The Farm, to be
furnished by the Agricultural Society Of
Sparauburg, or a Comthitiee of three
disinteres ed farmers of the District.
April 5, If II
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

PY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgefeld District:
Whereas James Blackwell, hath ap.
piled TO me for letters of administration.
on all and singular the goods and chattles,
rights and credits of Elizabeth Clark,
late Of The District aforesaid. decd.
These are, therefore. to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, to be holden at Edge
field Court House on the I0th day of
July inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given uuder my hand and seal, This 23d
day of June in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty.
eight aud 10 the seventy second year Of
American independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. n.
June 2S, u %
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NcWbcrry
Agricultural q Society,

ENllti following PREMIUMS will be
IL offered at The next annual meeting oil
thi- Society, viz:
1st. For the best Twiser Plow. COM
plete for use; one copy of the current Vol
ume Of tho Southern Cultivater.
2rl. For the best Bar Shear. or other
Plow, which shall he most efTectual in
turning uuder, the Pea Vine, or other Veg
etablc Coai, from the surface: one copy
of the same.
3rd. For the best pIow for the cul,iva
lion Of Cotton. one ditto.
4th. For the best Plow for The cultiva-
lion of Corn; one do.
5th. For the best Harrow for putting in
small grain one do.
9th. For The best Thresher; Que ditto.
9TH. For the best Fan for cleaning small
grain; Que do.
SlIl. For the best method Of pulling in
Wheat; ono do.
OH. For the most effectual method of
preventing Smut in Wheat, tested by long
experiences: one do.
10Th. For The best essay on tho preven-
ion Of Rust in Wheat; Que do.
ll'h. For The best barrel of Flour of the
present crop; one do,
18th. For the best mode of preparing
Wheat to be grouud into Flour, and the
barrels which are TO contain il, that will
longest preserve The Flour sweet; one do.
18Th, For the bcsl specimen of Indian
Corn in the Ear; one do.
l4lh, For the best method Of planting
and cultivating, Corn crop, one do.
18th, For the best aud most economi-
cal mode of preparing Corn for food for
Stock; one do.
10Th. For the best arranged Farm for
cultivation, preservation aud produce! !one
do.
18th. For The best mode of planting and
cullivatins Corn crop; one do.
18Th. the best specimen of Irish Pota-
toes, with The mode Of cullivating lthe
specimen exhibited to be not less than a
peck, one do.
10Th. For the best specimen of Wafer
Melons, (nol less than five 10 be exhibi,-
ed.) one do.
2Olh. For the best mode Of preparing
the ground. planting and cuilvaliug Tur-
nip crop one do.
2lst. For the best Domestic Cheese one
copy of the Carolina House Wife.
22nd. For the hest specimen Of Butter
one copy OF Thorn,on's Southern Garde-
ucr.
L. L.J.JONES, r. S.
June % %
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~. THE EDGEFIELD
FEJZa.EEE .AC.8DEJM Y,
CONDUCTED BY
EDr. and Mrs. Jones

.
NNTlLL open as heretofore advertised, on
w Monday the 9TH orFebruary. The ar
engagements are rs follows. A Primary Depart
ment. Junior, Middle and Senior Glasses.
In the Primary Department.
Spelling. Reading, Writing and Ele. -
mentary Arithmetic, % w
In the Junior Class.
Spelling. Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Arithmetic. Primary Geography, -
Abridged History, Compositions W
In the Middle Class.
Spelling, Reading. Writing, Arithme.
tic extended, Grammar and Pars.
ing. General Geography, History
of United States and OF England.
Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Composition, III -oO
In The Senior Class.
Ancient Geography General History,
Critical Heading, Rhetoric. Logic.
Botany, Chemistry aud Natural
Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry,
Latin with a view to a more tho.
rough understanding OF English, IL 0O
Instruction in Music. 10 0o O
do do French, ~ w
The year will he divided into four quarters
Of eleven weeks each, commencing as fo!i2ws-,,
lst of January, 18th of ofMarch, Jst of June, and
lst of October
Books Stationary, &C., will be furnished at
prices 10 cover expenses only.
N. q. Tie present quarter (to commence on
the 9TH of February will be charged as half
quarter.
feb2 If 2
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Cheat and grow rich.

fET HIS has been the secret principle ofstoo
many ofthe Wholesale Dealers in Ten
up 10 this time, aud they have prac,ised the
most shameful imposition on the country mer.
chant, without any fear. Of delec ton. Bun
new era in the trade has come, aud the
Pek.n Ten Company claims the honor of5its
introduction. They were the frs, 10 raise the
Banner of Reform, on which it has inscribed
the simple words,
PURE TEAS AT HONEST PRICES. :"
4 complete revolution has been the conses
qnence. Let CONSUMERS Of Tea everywhere
look at what we have done. : lt,.i
j. We were the first 10 send them Teas that
used to be called too good for them before. -,
2. We have driven out of the market vast
amount.o trash, and introduced better class Of
Tens than has yet ever been Sold Importers
OF Tea often come TO US to get for their own
use. and for their friends, the fine qualities they
can find nowhere else. - ,lSss sssifis
3. We have reduced prices more than 25
per CENT both i'll Black aud Green Teas. I1ie
whole sale gtocers say we are rnining the
trade, and call us humbugs. This we have
done already, and now sec what we are ready
to do. .'2ida.t~s
!. We will sell Teas by the single chest, half
chest, or Ia lbs. hox, at the same price thai
wholesale grOcers pay to the importers when
they buy by the bundled packages. ia.Sd
2. The wholesale grocers always allows l3
or ID lbs. tare 10 the half chest This is ctea,!
We will allow. in most instances, Is Cr l6 lbs.
tare on the same. ..zy......'..;s. -
3. We hereby undertake TO self every kind
of Tea from sir to t,oslue cents per pound elea-,
per than the wholesale grocers do. 81 <sf'''l
How can you do this?" asks the country
merchant. This is our answer. We are con- con-
tent with per cent. profit, instead of25 and
so per cent. a la wholesale grocers. s,t1 20
AnEpglisb Importer lately boasted to us tha.
he could make more money by sending bad
Teas to the New York market than good Teas,
We are resolved to overthrow this fraud. and
now call upon agents in every town in the
United States to come forward and buy The
Teas imported by the Pckin Tea Company;
and we pledge ourselves that fin six months
they do not sell more Tea than the Oldest and
largest dealers in the town. we will give them
our Tea without charge. This is plain Eng.
lislI. and cannot be misunderstood. We ao~
peal for testimony to the immense success of.
our Agents in every part Of the United States.
Agents wanted in every part Of The United
States, for the sale Of those Teas by which
they Gun make money, and confer benefit Oh
the public by supplying the pure article.
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Ftom the Baltimore Sun.

LocKJAw.-I have noticed lately Sc
vers deaths by lockjaw, and for the in
formation of all | will give certain
remedy. When any one runs nail or
any sharp iron in anyspaItef their frame,
take common SEQ kg a|ga fi!l ,g,I! iswI!h
cloth or silk andKefc6ief, place i, over
the bowl Of the pipe and. blow the smoke
through the STEM into the wound-hoId
the stem close, 10 carry the hot smoke
into the wound. Two or three pipes
full will be sufficient to set the wound dis.
charging. have tried ii on myself and
five others, and found it to give imme"
diate relief. If the wound has been of
some days standing it will open it again,
if the tobacco is good. Tryit any one
who may chance TO get such a wound.
w.
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Fancy & Staple Dry Goods.


ENANCY Musllns, Gingha'ns, and Prints,
H' Mourning %
Chanseable De LANES and Jenny Lind Plaids,
Silk, and Baradge ShnwIs and Muntles,
Silk Sun Shades and Parasols,
English and American Long Cloths.
Rich Bonnet, Cap and Taffe,as Ribbons,
Swiss, Jaconet, Thread and Lisle Edgngs and
Insertiuss,
Linen Calnbric Handkerchief, Gloves, HOSE.
ry, &c. &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Drap de'Ete, Summer Cloth and Spring Cas-.
simere,
Lead CoInred, Brown and Glass Linens.
Brown and Fancy Linen Drills,
MarsaiIle. Vestings. Silk Hankerchiefs, and
Cravats,
Suspenders. Gloves, Half Hose, &c. &c.
Together with an assortment of.
Georgia Striped Holnspuns, Osnaburgs,
Cotton Yarns, Shoes. Hats. Caps, Bonnets.
Just received and for sale by
G. A. MEIGS.
April # III
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Fair. Notice.

A LII Persons indebted To- The Subscriber by
~ Note or Account, are requested to make
payment by Return Day in October next, if
they ish TO save cost, and all sums which are
within Magistrate s jurisdiction. If not paid by
that time must also payfcost; as must haYe
money to keep up my business
NJ w. CLARY.
Coleman's x Roads, March l3. Unto Q
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AND DYSPEPSIA.

AND DYSPEPSIA.
lean confidently advise and recommend its
use, from NY personal observation and use OF
the article in my own practice This article is
favurably received wherever it has beer used
I am allowed to refer to Mr.. George Heard of
'rroup. Mr John Warren of Columbus, MIR.
McAllee Of Cobb, Mr.. Asbury Hull of Athens,
Mr.. William d. Terrell Of Putnam, Rev'd.
John E. Dawson Of Lagrange; 10 which
great number OF names might be added, who
bear their testimony to its value!
nabitual costivenoss is found rery frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, aud per-
sons Of seden,ary habits, which often exert
very uniavorable influence upon the general
haelth Of the subject; and is particularly mani.
tested by il restless and despondng state Of the
mind, irregular if not loss of appetite. For
this condition of the system, thisaricle is conf.
dently recommended with the fpositve assur
ance that if the dose is properly adjusted, so as
motto move the bowels too actively. relief may
be relied on, without any, even The least OF ,lle
unpleasant consequences, resulting from the
use of the common purgins medcines usually
resorled to. This article will be found to act
as pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and Satttie same time fulfilling every
lndlcau0n tnat tne CUIIun0u puTgMp HSuiClueS
arc designed TO effect. . - z
There are some coustilutionslia liable to regu
lar attacks of Bilious fever alnust every fall,
to such, I recommend the use sft this Medicine,
beginning at least BY the middle Of May, OF first
Of June
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, olen experience sense Of fullness,
weight, and oppression, aboutthe stomach af
ter eating--in suc! cases dose of this medi.
cine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often slafer from hear
burn and costiveness, they may use the article
without the least danger aud with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, i Isl a mos, valu.
able medicine.
could append long list ofcerfcates, but
forbear, preterrng to rely on the virtues of the
medicine to sustain ITSELF Tia medicine il
gentle and certain catharic tonic and sndorific.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Ea!onton, Gcorgia.
For sale by Robert Andersen, Liberty Hill
Cheatem & Settle, Dnntonsvils, Charles Free,
man, Cairo P. O., and
j. D. TIBBETTS,
EdsefeId II.
sept. S 1y 33
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June 2S
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,


IN TIE COURT or ORDINARY.
pY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
Id Edgefeld District.
Whereas James Blackwell hath ap-
piled TO me for Letters of Adminis,ra-
lion, on all and singular the goods and
cbaiels, rights g. credits Of Mary Clark
Iae ofthe District aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite aud adrnon
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred
itors of the said deceased, 10 DO and appear
before me. a, our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, to be holden al Edge.
field Court House on the 10Th day of July
next, to show cause, if any, why The said
administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, thus the
23rd day Of June, in The year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight and in seventy. second year OF Amer
ican independence.
JOHN HILL, o. f. D.
iune % ~ 2t %
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and sides oil Inc -1rcselftr Wy ine use vi
saw. dust, charcoal, SSc.) must not the
whole interior or fruit room remain at or
near The temperature of the floor on which
The ice rests. Does not fruit, after being
pIuckrd from the tree, undergo the saccha.
rine fermentation. or what is known as the
meIlowins or ripening process, after which
is i, no, often followed by one or more of
The other lamentations !! viz: viuous,
acelous and pu,relaclve fermentation,
which completes the rotling process? IL
so, does no, temperature of 33 deg. or "a
deg. almost totally arrest all these fermen-
lalions? Does not temperature OF 81
deg. suspend the vegetatiug power of all
vegetables, such as roots, &c.? If these
are answered in The affirmative, II is evi-
dent that The Preserver will accomplish all
,ha, it is designed 10 accomplish.
We would say, ii conclusion, that the
public may satisfy themselves of the facts
contained in This sheet, we invite Them to
call upon D. NJ. Frazier, ST.. Louis, Mo-,
b Darby, Philadelphia. Pa, P. KepharI,
Baltimore. Nd. or It. b. Guy q Co.
Charleston, S. c., ut either of which
places. they will be shown Preserver III
operation. 49,
All communications will receive prompt
attention if addressed 10
p. KEPHART, Baltimore, Md.
CoNon Raising anu Spinning Con-
trasted.-The great necessity for change
in our industrial pursuit, is becoming overy
day more and more evident. Where il
once was extremely profitable TO grow this
staple, planters cow come near s,arvln e IN
persisling in its culture. A correspondent
Of The alabama Planter, says:
"Colton raising is rather an uncertain
and Improbable calling II is liIle like
gold digging, deIusive: yet J do moi know
what else TO engage in, unless | build a
factory. have water power near at
hand sufficient TO drive one or two thou
sands spindles. From what I can learn.
manufacturing cotton is far more profitable
than raising il. In fact, if a house with
which have correspondence, makes cor
rect statement, factory costing Is 10
10000 dollars would pay for itself iu
twelve or eighteen months. IL you can
send me q partner with funds, should be
tempted to try the experiment.
Lou Price Of Rail Road Iron.-The
Boston Irarelter says, that contracts for
Rail Road Iron. delivered in Boston, duty
and all charges paid, eau be made in Eng
land at $40 per ton. If our up country
Rail Roads can purchase their Iron before
rise lakes place, the enerprizes will be
safe. The northern manufacturers of
Rail Road Iron, say that no sum short Of
$40 per ton will pay the manufacturer in
this country. aud many declare that S75
will leave but lillle profits.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. -



pY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of
- Edgeield District
Whereas Jas. Blackwell hath applied 10
me. for -ILe,tors;of Administration. ON. all
and sIugurar rIs gUuds
and credits of Henry Clark, dectsd. late
of The District, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred aud cred
ilors of The said deceased, 10 he and appear
before me, at our. next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field CouTl House, on the 10Th day of July
inst, to show cause. if any, Why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tbs
23d day ol June, in the year OF our
Lord Que thousand eight bundrcd and
forty eight, and in the I'D year of Amer
can independence.
JOHN HILL, O. Z. D.
Juue 2S q 90
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GLEJVyT SPRINGS.
Spartanburg Dist, g. e..

YHN lis delightful watering place has UNDER
A gone thorough repairs, and is now rea'
dy 10 receive company, and will be kept open
for the future, the year round. The beneficial
results Of the water can be testified 10 by hun
dreds who have experienced its Influence upoi
various diseases. The accoJnmodations shall
be suited TO The wants of all' visitors who may
visit the place, upon the following terms, viz:
Man per Day. 81 25
Z" Week, 90
Over nne and less than four Weeks, 90
-Four Weeks and over, per Week. 90
Children and servants, half price.
Horse per Day, 62i
f" Week, $50
J. e. ZIMMERMAN
p. S.-As wish 10 retire to private life.
offer the above property for sale on reasonable
terms. J. c. u.
May II Ct II
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
William Little, Applicant, Partition ofland
US. dcUtscd Oy WI
Jesse Little, James Little, i3m Little, Sr.
and others.
ET appearing to my satisfaction. that John
b Little and David Little, two of the deteIs
danis, reside without this State, il is therefore
ordered, that they do appear and object to the
division or sale of the real estate of William
Little, Senr., DEVISED, to the parties TO this
proceeding, on or before the fourth day ofSep.
tember next, ~ their consent 10 the same will
be entered Of record.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
may "a l2w 10
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NEW GOODS.

"HE Subscriber has just received splen-
dId Stock of Spring and Summer Goods.
For Ladies' ware, fine lot Of
80 MusIlns, Barages and Ginsharns, e
- Fine Man,es and Shawls,
Bonncts and Bonnet Ribbons,
Worked Collars and Muslin Trimmings,
Black and White Lace Wells, Z.
+, For Gen'lemen's wear,
fine Stock of Boots and Shoes, of all
kinds.
Leshorn, Panama, Palm, Silk and Bever
HATS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery.
A good assortment Of Groceries, such as
Sugar. Coffee, Molasscs and Rice,
Fresh CHEESE, s"'.a@t ras-
With many articles too tedious to mention.
all OF which will he sold very cheap Tor Cash,
or on time, TO punctual customers: i.
B. c. BRYAN.
April II +" IL
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CATALOGUE OF,TEAS.

On sale at The lpdrc Houses OF the Pekinr Comp.
rs & 76 Fulton STREET. N. ",
The Teas mentionediin this. calalos sue are
done up in quarter pound, half pound. and one,
pound packages; the first or inside wrapper is
lead, the second is waller proof paper, and the
thir or outside wrapper is of Chimes rice pa.
per. The company sell none but Good Teas,
done up in this superior manner, 'alt ofithem'
grown in the mos, luxnriant districts in China.f
Country dealers may select as small a quantity
of eacl, kind us they like. and have them pack.
ed in one chest. These teas also comeSin; five,
pound packages, called quotations. very
convenient, fanciIul and portable shape" W. p
Persons residing in any part Of the United
States or Canada can order any Of the Teas il,
this catalogue, by letter. in quantities to suit
their wishes. We pack them in Chinese box.t
es, and deliver them to the forwarding Mer~
chant free from charge for packing or carriage.
The money should always accompany the or-
der s'sss 2
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DIR. JOEL BRANEIAaPS
LIVER s. ND YSPECTEC
M E D I C In

"A N offering this valuable Medrineiothe peo
Il pie of s. Carolina for the relief and cure of
mapg diseases incident TO Southern climate,
donot claim for il nfallibiliy; neither do
say it will cure all diseases. Bul in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
AND DYSPEPSIA.