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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27
FEVER AND AGUE.
COVEiL'S
Compound Bebcfrinc Mixture, or
DEM TONIC!

I'm EGeciual Cure for Fsrer and .4gue, Mtermit-
tent and Re0,ittent Fsrers.
DEBEERINE. obtained from the bark
- of the sBebeeru' tree, Ga native of British
Guiana) has been used for MANY years in Dema-
rara and other parts of South America, in the
treatment of Bilious Intermittent Fevers, with
great success, VIII re Bark, Quinine md the or
binary remedies had ut erlv failed.
In almost all cases one bottle will be amply
sufficient to effect cure. In very severe cases,
where the constitution has suffered from pro-
,racted form Of disease, it may require two bot
ties to eradicate the poison OF mlasma from the
system.
!, is perfectly mild in IFS operation and may be
given to n infant, or used BY the most delicate
female with perfect safety.
To travellers occasionally exposed in the new
states, this remedy off,rs security as preventive
as well as curative remedy.
For sale wholesale and retail BY II. A. POR-
TER, M. rs Illinois street, Rock Island
short treatise on Fever and Ague may be
obtained gratis Of our agent.
0-ParticuIar NOtice.-0
The great success which has attended the use
of this preparation has induced the proprietor To
warrant a perfect cure TO those who will use two
bottles strictly according to the directions In
an eases where the remedy thus used proves in
efec,ual the money will be refunded, provided
notice is given within three weeks after the last
bottle is taken.
Rock Island, August 30,h. 1910. 503m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27
ADMlNIsTlsATOis'S NOTICE.

been appointed Administer
tor of the Estate Of DAVID HNGE. de-
JEnsed, late of Scott county; persons indebted
tosaid Estate are requested to come forward
ane settle their accounts and those having claims
20 present them for payment
~ ROBERT CHRISTIE, Administrator.
81 Scott county, Sept. eth, l849. iw
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JUST RECEIVED,
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17
FOR ORDINARY.

= We ore authorized TO announce EDW
pPESLEY as Candidate for the othce Of
aord;n,ry at the ensuing election. ;,
We are authorized 10 announce Gol,
WILLIAM n. MOSS, as Candidate
snr The Office OF Ordinary a. the ensuing
TT The friends Of HENRY T. WRIGHT
Esnr announce him as candidate for the oil
fce Of Ordinary Of this District, al the ensuing
election. Az
We are authorized TO announce Maj
w COLEMAN. as q candidate 'iol
Ordinary al the ensuing election.
The friends of HUGH A. NIXON. Esq.
respec,fully announce him as Candidate
for the office OF Ordinary, at rue mex
Election.
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CA N DID 4 T E S.
~r~S>~N>NNsNSS~>osSNS"
FOR SHERIFF..

mThe frieAds ofWEsBEY BoDIE. .Esqr..
announce linn us a candidate for the Office OF
Sheriff oethis District ut the ensuing election.
.yVe are pmuloyizetl 10 announce Capt.
OIL Eassa4a - 4 aanse
sd;,iaie .or Shsrif at the ei,suliig sleGt,eai
=. T5.rhe friends Of Col. l.THoS: W:ei.AH. y.
uaH announce him as candidate Tor The lfe
Office of Sheriff u, tile next election;
UThc friends" a.d;da,e GGl sesls s1 Sheriff Of Eds-
field Dis,ric, ar the mex, election.
" NJ We nre authorized 10 announce i: J..
WHITAKER, MS a candidate for the Oihce
The Friends Of WM. P. BuTLEK, Esq, q,
,.,nonuce him as Candidate for Sheriff .at lhe
next election. ,1prnmAy
announce him as q Candidate Tor sber'n'
atthe ensuing election:
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| Brought to the Jail

SGAF tins District, q; negro man who says his
NJ name is HARR Y, and that he belongs to
Mr.. Samuel YonpG OF Laurens District 8. C..
Said fellow is about. 6ve feet. S or6 inches
high, about 40 years of age, Of dark complex
ion. He has a scar over his right eye and one
near his Ieit eye. his fore6nger on his right
hand has Been broken, bis forehead is very fat;,
he says he Runaway sometime in May o, Jnnei
last. The owner is requested to come forward, J
tproye property, pay charges and take him
away, or be will be dealtwith according TO oiaw.I
Ash. BURT, J.5E.. d: :fs;
Dec6,ls4s ts s46 !,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17
FOR CLERK.

NJ We are. authorised 10 announce
WM. nj. JOHNSON, Esq, candidate
for Clerk Of the Dislric, Court OF Edgefield
at the ensuing election.
UT The friends Of PETER QUATTLE-
BUM, Esqf. announce him as a candidate Tor
the Office of Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, of this District. at the ensuing election
We are aulhorized to announce THOS.
G. BACON, q candidate for reelection as
CLERK of The Court. for Edee6eld District.
The friends Of e. PENN. announce
him as Candidate for the Office of Clerk
al The ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17
For TAX COLLECTOR.

We are authorized 10 announce Capt
B.F. GOUEDY, as a candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector. at the ensuing
aio.,;,n Jan. 2
s The Friends Of Maj. F. w. BURT, an
pounce him as candidate for Tax Collec-
tor. al The ensuing election.
s. The frieuds of Cot J. QUATILEhUM,
announce him as candidate for Tax Col.
lecior, at the ensuing election.
We are ap,hor,zed TO aDDonnce NM u
PARKS, as a Candidate !or Tax Collec-
lor, at The next election,
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2Nl!O!!l,s59.s g

ssiIyeR NIlNEs Of CA1IPoR;ssGas ~ 81
have heatdasa7 great daaf oi tIls gold in
Caliluruia !; bhl we .hearaa story abopt
siIyer5l 5lhrle, which, iftrue, is mucl, Tore
attractive llian that Of gold. For lie
benefit of li0se who are about TO seek
their fortunes there, we give; it as II Isl
The ST. Louis Republican sa ays !, =
gentleman.swho has spent some years of
his life in Mexico, has sent US commu.
nication, the Substance ofwhiehsis, that
Einf1s40she was the ,ciiyof Mexieo:--:z
sWhile7ihere flE8heafd much Of file; eIis.s
.tence Of gold mines tbakcountf5 In
1870: while Mr.. Bustemenie was look;s
ing over the ancient records preseESed
within The palace, he found a memorial,
from Upper California 10 the lleadsof
government, signed by one Of the MS!
sionaries IN that region, in :wfich.he gares
a narrative of the discoyerYsof an im1
mense vein OF sadtipe silgsr Great
masses ofstJis ore were found on tkeEsi
surface :of atIie- eartl,, some sof: rbichs
were cgutls in weight TO twenty quinisis,S
10000 pounds, and there we're many
indications Of i. .pefmanent vein of siiiis:
ore. sIn:repIy 10 tIiis most interesting
communication, the record goes ;onsIos
state that The governne nj instructed thes
missionary to have. tile mines Of silver.
covered mp, and that its existence Should
|Ebekapt a profound secreh under penalty;
ofdeaiIL Tie government gave IS q:
treason for this Injunction, that il Tho
existence Of such imn,enss mineral wealth
|in California, should become known To- {
1.-The people of .tle Gil Sef Mexico satlrs
would lie the iendeney semie eration toss
Fahat quarter Thar ihe saies sofS the city,
|smightbeg greatly yenda1g 1geredd. r hisis tlisiS
Substance Of The commnnicatioa: Eities
materials 5lJr a discovery: Of The where's:
,abouts of tI,isprecio6s dcposile3 3oi silver
are sscanty r!do thes sIecnrdsSsnps
lpiiy q rs scteW 20 sitlem, but as California;
iisisooS TO sge oYarrunS with seninters;
tEai search of sud- 90. ard essily yaequIed;
wealth. psIba apss ] i would be well enough
For lliems 10 dakeE this MATES into the
/ aeconnt et SpossiiGle diiycovefies .!ia>
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17

F'-N j HE SPIRIT sANBtiTHE BRIDE SAY
CONE. THE Brooklyn Eagle lias;an
anecdote in relation to DR.. Welclh who
officiated in Brooklyn on Sabbath .lasI !:
The GOODNESS Of gentlemaninzDoc-
Ftor WclcIe's church on Sunday night,
lswassnot more remarkable Than that 81
|:theaRrv: Doctor himself, on an oeca-
|ssi6nNcqnallys embarrassing. IL is said, /,
thar some years ago, a young couple
came ,oliim 10 get married land desired
TO have the ceremony performed in the
church aficl service. The matter was
arranged according to their wishes, and
the bridaleparty took their seats in tie
house Of God butiow much they heard
Of the discourse it is not for US to say.
We rather suspect not much. eAtIengih
the Doctor had occasion to repeat pas.
sage of scripture, and he did il so inn
,pressiyely, and it contained words so in
accordance with the tenor Of Their
thoughts. that il called back their .altcn.
tion. Says the Doctor: :
"The spirit and the bride say corne.''
+ "A! !these words the bride looked oul
from un1er her long eye laslles, and in:
l:qnired of her belrotIied if they must 90.
He looked hesilalingly for a moment,
but as the Doctor was just then making
one of his impressive pauscs, he took il
for granted that The bridal party was
called fol, andlhey-all marched out ot
their SEATS and presented themselves be,
fore the altar. The Doctor was taken
all ahnck for moment, but he soon
comprellcnded the movement and its
cause; and, coming down from the pull.
pit without smile, he proceeded to tie
the kno,; which having done. he dis
missed the happy ones to their seats, and
stepping hack into The pulpit finished
his discourse. 80 - 81 ].
PUTTING THE QuEsTaM.-During
the late election excitement a worthy
minister Of the Methodist order took for
his textone, Sunday, the following words
"Whois on The Lords side?" After
exhor,ing them with char ac,erislic ardor,
he broughtihe: question home 10 each
individuals heart thus So, -, :. :
"My beloved brethren, this is an i'm.
important ques,ion-'Who is on The
Lords side?'' Ali those who are on the
Lords side will rise in their .sea,s..'' {55::
To the surprise Of The elder4no ono
rose.-Wilh parliamentary propriely he
then Pun the opposite question 60
"Who. is tile DEVILS side %
No one rose. Az last an;"old salt
addressed the exhofter with -. &.
..Plrase, sir, we. all goes here toi
Gin'ral Taylor" :
II The English physicians have, recon-
rnended the constant use Of flannel fol
|:under-aresses as one. &C The best preserya
lives OF uniform good health. and the,
urge is use particularly at this stimeSor
! lhes:approach ofthe cholera. .'sss5s -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17

s sADvEnTisEMENr. The following ap..
lpearred in the Albany Express: +.
Wanted--An able bodied personlso, g,
hold my wife's tongue, she and I7bcing
sunablcztnkeeprit still." y:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17

"a gentlemen in Boston who did not
Trust .to llis memory, and wrote down all
he waste do, wrote 10 bis bocket. book
linen: that i am to besmarried5 on
Christmas ! B ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17

Ifyou would liveshappy-endeayo ]!
promote the happiness ofolhers. q.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17

II The English physicians have recon-.
nended the cons,anr'us Of flannel for
.under.afesses as one &c The best presetya..
lives OF uniform good health. and they
urge i;s use particularly at This time Son1
lheSapprnach ofthe cholera. 49, 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17

SWELL" said the Mrs. Par,ingtono Of:
our diggns 'lother. day tosa friend, saint:
it pity that sich nice old erecturyas
Gen. Taylor: shouldz,take5. onfso ito
drinkine7 The papers say he is always
drunk first, and with all the honors,
TOO. guess tha, means that lie gets
pery drunk. Dear 5me," said the old
lady, as she wiped her spectacles, sain't
it orful g. .ssss,s:3s:..s 3,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
UIDROPlaOBIA.

Hydrophobia has Of late Years become
quite common among tho canine race, aud
preventive of the disease has often sought
for. The Potstown Ledger states that a
number of its subscribers certify 10 the fact
'lhat they have known instances where the
owners of dogs have had the worm taken
from under their tongues, which becoming
mad, (which is rarely the case) could neither
bite or do DAMAGE and that 'lhey also be-
lieye that when dogs have undergone this
operation, in many Instances they never be-
come mad from the bite of rabid animal,-
they, therefore, take great pleasure in re-
commencing to all owners of valuable dogs,
to have the worm taken out as a safeguard
10 the community, anda great security against
the losses of human and animal life, occasion
ed by the spread of this fatal disease, from
time 10 time.p
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07

Tn presenting the public with remedy for the treatment
and cure o FEVER AND AdrE and other billions diseases
no apoogy needed. Nust numbers in the United States
who suffer fran these affections IN their varied forms
compelled To seek relief from other sources than the nne
dite prtscrpii ms o the regular physician II hecncs
thcrcfre object humanity, well of public inter-
est, bring before them remedy prepared om much
perence, and which may always he relied upn as sArE,
EFFECrUAL, AND HARMLESS THE CONSTITUTION. That
such is the true character of the INDIA CiiOiAGOGUE.
is amply ailes by the universal success with which has
been employed.
~ Extract from communication of the Hon. Wm.-
LIAM WooDDnIpGE of The L. = Senate, late Governor Il
Michigan.
DETROIT, Oct. 81 lslO.
Dear Sir.-i have read with much interest yonr little
rRAEATIsE upon tins cnses, treatment and cnre' Of the
febrle diseases which have extensively prevailed in
country during the last few monhs-nn interest increased
doubt by the fact TINT have individually suIerca
much them. Though feel mys,lf inc Inpctrnt
TO judge safely upon subject entirely professional yet
your theory seems - me well rsslef and your cru-
sons Just and think wiii', 'i yuu iauphie is calcu-
lated o produce mncd practical good
Speaking o the mcicne he s:ii fully justified your
ierng expectations arl as safe c'nyenild and plpu-
hr remedy experience, fir, iuc,s Ia be-
eve thai ii will prove great public htqeit. please
10 learn that ynu have recently established several
| for lis disp1 1stini-ihough regret that with y!sI
more general dissemination of H. you shold have found il
necessary from your present residence nnong
With much respect have the honor to be, sir,
N0u obliged servant,
| WI! LIAM WOODBRIDGE.
| tIv- From Hon STEPHEN Y. II. TRownn irGE of Mich
gan State Senate, 10 the Agent a, Detroit.
/ BRMN6HAM, OAKLAND Co. Dee. 49, 1871.
| Sir--you wish me to inform YOU what know of DIR
Osgood's India Chol,g ,gne, anti-bos medicine d
believe that ii the virtue ai eihcey ol this medicine wer,
generally known, the FEVER AND would disappear
| Michigan.
procured bptilr in the spring of 1871, and have goo,
believe that my self aud family escaped the agu
| last season ia olscquence of its nse. rrr
Perhaps Ia no summer since the settlement of this fin
peninsula. as the fever and ague been prevalent tn
last. have nnnendei this mescine i, il,
STANCES, and when the disease had become fixed bafe
the skill of physicians; and have known il la
has universally pc siuced the happy tects and he
leye has been excer'd by amy medicine la rer,u
| wing the bilious diseases ol the climate.
| Yours respectfully,
STEPHEN " II. TROwDRIDGE
Agent for sunhury-H. d. MAsSER; Norhumbsriant
WifHlNGroM coi Milton, J. H. RAISER selin,
grove, MAY a KIOSE. Ann ltrr ..-'.'-'
| May &. lsis--u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
THOMAS c. GARRETT & co.
IMPORTERS OF

W a @ q E 4 3 8
HEa'ed and Britannia Ware, Cutlery, and
"A Fancy GooLs.-and Manufacturers Of Jew
ery and Silver Ware, l22 Chesnut street, Phila-
deiphin; have received hy late arrival. Ia ge aud
handsnme s'ok of English and French Watches
and Marble Porcelain and Fancy Clrcks.
Plated Urns. Castors Cskr Baskets. High and
Chnmbrr ClndlcsIicks Soup l,Iles, Spoons ard
Forks. A'se a good assortment of Bii onnia
Ware aud Fine Cuil ~.
Their stuck Of JEWEl.RY is large and ofIhe
most h-houahie ndy AMI they are well ,upplled
hh Silver Spoons Folks. Mugs. Napkin Ring
Bu,,yr Knives &c, and wi h,u' m king any DIS.
play of p'ices in the puhI,c prints. they sre pre-.
pared To sell rs Inv as those who do, and invite
p,rsons wishing To purchase In call
Philadelphia, June 10, lsAs,-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07

SOME YEARS AGO a chap in the town of A,
Me, y having played the 'gay gallant little
TOO freely to distiller's daughter--he was
called 10 accoun, by the old gentlemen, who
demanded sharply 'what excuse he had to
give for such conduct! !i
"Nothing," WAS the reply, ''bu, exuberance
OF spirits" t aFgHaH Wg1-g
'Is that all, you graceless ;" rejoined the
old fellow, as he brought down his cane upon
the floor with terrible emphasis, 'then lei
me tell you, sir, that the sooner you etlhem
yeetifed the better"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
CONSi'M MpTIO\.

CoNsUyrTIoH CAN IE cuEED-Coughs. Cattrrl. Br'n-
viiis. Sitinig Cl III o AsihGm Difficult rr'tsc Ey-
pcc rai N. iiecic ush. Night Swe-,ls. Pain in The side
&c. have been curCyl. uud cam he with much certainty
any ether disease specific hIs Nc lern swrl iar hu
IN vain un ilia disc very at Dr. Hrkos rcu II is
md and sIic hut ccriru ami riciii in lis cpc'H ~.
nul cann s>ihv Giure tie most delicate isltu o..
We w u!d earnestly nurit those rilc!td give 1t n
irgl'md we believe they will mt have occls t. Tt-.rct
it. The system is cc;us, uu strengthened, ihc ulcers
the 'ics hcllcd .ud the patients gradually regain cIr
usual health and strength Read the I1lpwng
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
GOLD PENS, PEN HOLDERS & PENCILS
G., g. z, M, SMTTH.

(.ate of the firm of \. &. Baglcy * Ca)
MANUFACTURERS or Coin Pass, PEy u0Lptns
AND PENriLs,
no. zG IaIesep, lane, Nexv-YOrk.
WN +, the SUI scrher+ riltr TO the trade. and
w the public generally. tuf dlilarrn, styles
of Geld Pens. wirch wsrrsnl,d against all i'm.
p IL c'iou, ~ fair usage, aud also IL lie supei IL"
Ia evtrv res, ect IL 'ny uiheis made. Having in
=, a~'' ci!riIt f,r manufacturing. are deter.
mined that NJ pen sialI he delivered fiomour s
tah'i-hmeut uni,s. IT is teif,c We also kscp
constantly on hand our superior Gold Pencils. ard
Pencils with Pen. which we are enabled TO fer at
The lowest rutrs. All o,ders addressed 10 the sub
criber., will BE- carefully and promptly attended
IT,
G & J.. NJ SMITH, No. s Maiden Lane \, Y.
Dct. :, la4S.-3N
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
RIIrElIATISNI.

Dr. Drlhrs ranacca is used with The gTccegt sircc~s IN
Rheumatic mn luls sircinly such E tr ic. II cErcs
y driving ul Impurities and foul hunous which have
accumulated IN iir stem, which the cause al EcU
naSin. Gu and Swtilrs 4 TIE ins. Ctl'g remedies
lncucs give icuplrry relief: this entirely csndi,stts s
the disease rln tc stem, Whcn the ins aG h
are ,rcatlluy swollen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
A G T. n II S
NNT -A YACE~EEE LID

4 POrUL\R WORK, IN every COUNTY
throughout the Uriied States. To Agents. the
most liberal enrous spemeu' is stfrrrd- with {,
small ralal of s25 tn slG0 A chance Is cifred
Whereby an agent can make from $40 Ia S25 PEI
week. For further particulars address (pn,ip,iI)
WM. a. LEARY,
No. l5S North SECOND Street,
Pbiladeiphia, Sept. Q, ls4s.-6m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
TESTIMONY.

Ne
Dean SIN In reply to your Gucsti res! s!ccng the u.s.
ot nr. brakes Painccn will Say. tlnt NTH rg perfect
dshecvcr in the existence ot PASAciA. 'r
diseases M valuable il I.rly bc IN certain iiji
ct the system sin have believed That cure IL; lsun
ti0n would c disc Wercd spnHcr liter and siiy led
me t. Try yltr medicine IN twD invcrg;ic
They prom iaccl ly the allcli'g piysicnns he
ruLMoNAbY CONSUMPTION. and plall. ned hy them
CuRAbLr. One OF the persons bad been under Tie trent
mCnt ui several very aAc pr1ciii tr Nuuicr oi
Years ul ry said size had - II Fashioned C.rsnrin na
mihnr with ser iul. AMI ;'r, she rig't mgrrf'rs
time hut could not e permanently relieved. In Jh eases
the eject ,i the iri9cti lrs been most gratifying Gly
fr FIVE bottles used by o tie persons before
she hcgan imp rlgly. The other Iuk uh int ten.
win 'nly adj that familiar am with cnlsumpi ~ hy
Inheritance rud hy extensive nhserVad n study nri
kn'winr ns the in'nr ciics M nine tut 'i ten
uf af. hrurs, and ether VUTytIic mics. well
many C the SpCrt md Fct,ativcs IA uhl never hay
recommended the al Drlkes Panaccu ii lad mt hcti
acquainted with he ligrctuis Suffice 1t II sny that itse
'mncued 10y IN st Tu'ar and scientific Iysi
clans, and in their present unhinci state form rly
the lEst acraVC TINT as been u,dr. The il
IN acc rucc with theory uf Cnsgmpti0n br jchctl i,
France few wears ~ 10y ri her - eminent
tcrs medicine, and established 10y idc.s which ad
| init ui dispute.
Very Respectfully Yours l.. c. GUM.
To the anguicc o another, ''DI. Dake's rnnacca
always slury IN is clicrneVcr mur'us. II is MT .!
Opatu--t is not and ExTccOraEt. II is intended to ,
the invalid into fatal security II is great Teucty--j
grand healing aud curative cmpluni. The great and unS
remedy which medical science and skill ns produces
for the o this hhcu nqueret! lady. An,
no person afflicted with this dread disease, wIl Just t
himself and his friends, II he wn p the grave withlu
testing its virtues. \ single title ia cases, will pro
,uce favorable change in the condition of amy patient
however low"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
For SCROFULA.

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Net instance OF It's failure has occurred WHEN free
~ used 1t the disease aud the time hnriris
vig0r to the VIII e SYSTEM Scriiu ms Icrs cin never
ry tnD much attention In the state Of hCr hlind Its I
rifcaii III ud he their FIRST aim fr perseverance will
accomplish II cure oi EYES HEREDiTARY disease.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
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