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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
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the liver rapidly rising.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

.New 1sfegfoIhic Feat.-We Yesterday noticed the
accident Vi lie running Fl the tack near Fonda,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

BLANK BONDS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

of the meteor, from South West 10 North East,
passing rather between Chester and Lancaster Dis.
trcts, portion Of The latter and Meckonburg Co..
and directly Union County TO the spot where
the stone was found Its appearance was Of glaring
light, making rumbing, roaring kind of noise, like
distant thunder until the explosion look place, where it
is said the fell These neeoc incendaries should
be inquired into, and our scienfcsauons ought 10 eSa'
mine into The ,Chy and wherefore ofhc fiery vstan's
If be ue, that they thrown up by volcanic erup'
lions, we would have 10 objections 10 their frequent
arrivals in Kcrshaw, provided they come ladcned with
California Dust but if they bare "uught of harm" about
lhem VIC willingly give them the go by. Could not
Mons Vsrdal, The feet foremost erouaut, now cx
hbiling in Charleston, be sent out OIL an exploring
expedition into "r1Pansc Of ether" 10 ascertain. when
next the people hcreabonls should prepare for dodgng
"We puuse for reply"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
THE METEORlC STONE,

We have received from friend in Union County.
n &. small piece Of the slonc, SAID TO have fallen
from the meleoric explosion, which excited much
attention lately IN the papers. 1t resembles III appear
are, black granite colorcd by the presence of
iron, and taken from the piece that fell about mid,
way between Montoe and Concord IN N. C.. We wcrc
informed by the gem. cman who hanocd US this spcci.
men. and who saw the piece as found, that II was
about lS lnches opg and about II inches III diameter,
aud would probably weigh ID or 10 pounds-that ii
first fell on large stock Iog which it cut half in lwo'
and then buried llsrlf in the ground similar ftag.
mcnt was presented TO Prof. J. W. Hudson OF Wnns'
boro, who has promised to unalyzc it. Doubtless he
will give the public tho results of his investigation.
From conversations with citizens Of Sumter, kcr.
shaw, Fairfield, Chester, Lancaster and Chesterfield,
mci at different Courts, satisfied that the courae
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature convened on last Monday, and is
fully organized and committed to the arduous duties
before it. Doubtless the agi,aled state Of our Federal
relations will demand Ia &c share Of attention, not
however 10 show the position occupied by South Car
olna-tlat has long sinoo been known to the world;
hut probably 10 dev,o some mora efficient modo, TO
prevent abolition inccndiros and dslurhcrs Of our
peaoc from coming among u, and to ohcok, if pos
sibe, the growing spirit Of northern fanalcism. The
Bank lursl Ion, tho election OF Presidential ELECTORS
which crowded ont Of the last by The
press Of business, the Pcnctoniary systom the enapt
Of more stringent laws relative 10 the illicit raf
fc in liquor with slaves, the granting Of charters 10
Plank Road Companies especially Charter 10 Luiid
Plank Roed from this placs TO tie North Carolina
line, will scveray engage tho attention of our Lcgsa
tors.
The Governors Message is looked for with good
deal OF interest," his practical mind and devotion to
the interests Of The State give promise that many
wiso suggestions will be made. The Militia law, VIC
know, has claimed his notice and probably some clIan
ges in i, may bo proposed. We intend 10 keep our
readers as fully informed practicable, of tho proceed
ngs Of the Legislature, ofcousc giving most atten
ton 10 Subjects most likely 10 affect ;hor interests.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
RAIL ROAD ACCOMMODATIONS.

We arc avcrse to complaining and finding fau,
with every little grievance inconvenicncc, but our
citizens have been much annoyed recently by the
inadequate number Of passenger Cars their brnnch Of
the Road. that feel compelled thus particularly 20
notice it. More than once, during the past week pms
sengers forced 10 ride in the baggage Car or 10
remain at home, and on Tuesday morning goodly
number left in consequence Of the baggage Car
being too much crowded. Tho cause Of these disap
poinmens and inconyenienccs was thai the Columbia
trains crowded with passongeis going down
10 Charleston 10 attend the Fair, Of the Mechanical
Institute that there no for those carried 10
the Junction on the Camden branch and the Cars he
longing 10 this Road, were carried down 10 Branch.
vile. hey failed TO return by next morning. Ger
tainly the Company ought to have sufficient number
OF Cars 10 accommodate those, who disposed 10
patronzc them, The Car for this branch is entirely
loo small. and i, often that passengers find it
impossible TO procure seus and forced 10 stand up
until they reach the Junction. As the occurrence Of
Inst week the frs, that has happened Of the kind,
arc disposed 10 say bat little Wo trust that the
Company, will rcgurd their interest 10 prevent
the recurrence Of such scenes for the future.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
BRANCH BANK.

During the past week The Committee Of the Legis-
alure, Consisting Of J. ID. Wilson, Esq. Col. d. Barnes
of Tie Senate, und Williams Esq, Dr.. B. With.
erspoon and Capt James Canlcy, of the House, were
engaged in investigating The condition Of Tue Branch
OF the Bank of the Stale located in this place. We
learn from OF the Committee, that hcy found 1t in
a sound and heuhhy condition, and that ii had been
been daby and udciousy, that its Indebtedness
TO the Mother Baak is about S45O,OOs and that over
$500, 900 have been loaned out upon well secured
notes and bonds. The number ofLonds in the pos
session OF the Bank is fvc only three OF which can
be called old. We und, rstand from members OF the
Ccommllee that thai.ths Branch has never lost tnore
than about 5000
Without intending to commit the JOURNAL, we as.
scrt the belief that il the Mother Bank could make as
fair showing as this Branch. Jupiter would be
stripped of half his opposing thunder.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
FATHER MATTHEW,

G. W. Garmany P. G. ". P. of the s. Of T. has
followed the example Of Gov. Lumpkin, President of
the State Temperance Society of Georgia. in with.
drawing the invitation extending 10 this Apostle OF
Temperance to visit our State, Wo learn from tho
Temperance Advocate that no chargcd by Lloyd
Garrison with being an abolltIonst, and OF having
Jointly with OConnell and 10000 others of lro
land signcdan Appeal to tho Irh of this country TO
oin with the abolitions;s and TO "ncvcr their
efforts, Until perfect freedom was granted TO tho black
man. as well as the white" About tho first Of Sep.
lcmber Gov. Lumpkin wroo to him TO ascertain tho
truth of tho charge, assuring him that his usefulness
at the South depended upon his answer. About n
month after an answer was received marked "prvnte'
in tho meantime several Temperance associations had
Withdrawn their invilutions. Gov. Lumpkin again
addressed Father Matth'w, requesting removal OF
the Injunction Of privacy 10 give more satisfactory
explanation Of his views, which was not answered.
The private commune lion did not intimate any change
of sentiment in The Rev. Signcr. Gov. Lumpki" un
der the circumstances felt GnsTa ed In Withdraw hls
invitation and Mr. Glnmany has foiowcd his example
VII SC COMMUNICATION, copy below.
Gov. Lumpkin issqsd circular OF which the AdVo.
cate says he circu detailed in II, leave not
shadow OF doubt of Falhor Mathews ldanlliy with
the mischief makers aud dislurbors Of our pcaoc and
that by his torluons, unmany, lypocrtcal and evasIse
course on the subject of slavery he has forfeited the
cnnfdonce and countcnanco of every friend Of Temper
cause by the advocacy Of this 'wpIf in sleeps clothing
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
wo wish thus publicly TO refuse all fruteruty will

and wo wish thus publicly to refuse all fruteruity will
him."
HAMBURG, Nov. 10, 1649,
JOHN G. BOWMAN Esq.
Dear Sir and Brother:-It becomes duty that
owe to the Order of the Sons of Temperance, to
suspend Cat leasD for the present, recommenda'
ton that made to the Grand Division at its last
session. in relation to inviting Father Matthew to
our State.
Recent deveopements require investigation be.
fore his presence could be solicited, or desired by
the Order of the Sons OF Temperance, in South
Carolina. In Love, Purity. and Fidelity,
G. W. GhRMANY, p. G. w. P.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
COSMiNEES PER RAIL ROAD.
Nov. II, 1919.
FOR THE WEEK E1prNe on MONDAY Ixsr.

FOR THE WEEK EyDr<e o1 MONDAY EAST:
is. McCaddon, w. Anderson & Co., G..
NJ, g. 8. ID. & Co, e. W. Bonney, b. B.
mcCaa, J. CharIesworh. Strzsfl, J. ". Tom
linson, #. E. Hafle. C. Ffsilr, \. Haflr, A. D.
Jones, C. Hollis. 4. F.. Allen, Fl. n. Williams,
W. Anderson, w. NJ. Reid, J. Ro.ser. G. S.
DougIas, d. & Co., Fl. n. Sizrr,J. Chestnut,
Carson & r., w. Johnson, X. Reid, J. Phelau,
J. 4. Hassel'tHe, Springs & B.. J. q. H., J. N.
Houston, B. Koopnan, D. NJ. Fesperman, Car
son & r., ]. NJ. Nelson, E.. NJ. Wienges, d.
Malloy, L. Springs. A. NJ. & r. Keunedy, j.
lngraham, R. F. Davidson, Finley & g., Har-
ris. & Co., Springs & W., r. Boykin, J. P.
Henderson, F. Root, q. J. DELAY. D. Miller.
s. d. Miller, ]. F. Sutherland, Allison & 4.
J.R. McKa:... p. Robson, H. G.. Wellhousen,
r. F. Davis, w. B. Camrchcll, B. W. Cham
bers,J. A. K. & Co. J. w. & W. ~. Twii!y,
W, J.. L., S. B. Massey, N. d. Baxley, J. II.
s,okely. H. B. u 8. s. Williams, Brem & A.,
K, A Young. u. Park. Workman & b., r. J.
Steel, j. Wlncoff & Co., w. W, Elms, W,
Murphy, G. Alden, Fl. H. d. H. r. Heller. H,
H. Brown. T., B. y Co., j, Swlnk, H. Pate,
Alexander Il j. A. Graham, E. C. Grler.
J. NJ, Wrision & R., ]. Dunlap, F. Carpanter,
E, N. Hutchison, w. n. 81 Co, II, H., ]. C,
Mck"nua, n. H. Clark, A. Perry, 4. Shaw;
R Man. J. r. w., W. ]. Taylor, H. Hollins,
Wallace y D., Cocker & B., e. 8. senr., w,
L, Pickens. \. G Petty, Wriston. Il r.. Fipher
& Y, G. Ro'llngs. 8. 8. Davis, N. Mayblum,
E. c. Grier, R. King, & Son, Finley, l. 6,
Wilhers & L., Alexander l. j., J. Kingwood,
Mcdowell & c.. ]. Kilgore, J. McGill.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

So cornmon in uncloarod aod marshy euontries, Tic
DouIourcux that mos, painful affection Of the nerves
of the face. often only attacks Of aguc in dsguise
-proceeiins from tho aame nosioes influence. Jnun-
dier Dyspcpsa. and Dnrrlca. frequently but dis
guiscd forms of intermittent fever Ever Rheumatism
and Epilepsy, often result fu, The ssnu pasmul cause.
For such d. Osgood Endn Chosagogns is m unfail-
ing ,rn'cdy. BY striking e, tho q tho affections,
applies With equal certnnty, for thx sure Of Fe-
7cr and AEue in is simple formsr
TO DO found o. 5. r. McKAINr tho proprie,ors
agent.
Nov II, 1919. IS f4,l
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
MILITARY.

The Upper Battalion Of the 22"d Regiment was re.
viewed by Col. W. J. Taylor. at Flat Rock on Sat-
urday the 18th instant. Maj. Daniel Kirkland com.
nanding. A Court Martial ordered TO convene
"a, the same place. 10 Try defaullers, 22nd Deem
Der.
Col. Taylor, also reviewed the Lower Battalion,
commanded by Ii. Col, J. b. Kcrshaw, on the parade
ground near this place. Saturday the 9th instant. On
the 81 Saturday in january, Court Martial for This
Battalion was ordered 10 ut the Court House,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
PETITION FOR MAIL ROUTES.

Our citizens will lid at The Drug Stc Of james T..
Mckaln Esq petilun, addressed 10 the Prst Office
department, asking tor the establishment Of new mail
direct to WInnsboro, and fur The running of The
Cheraw line VI Stages through Darlington Vllugc. II
is hoped that all citizens will sign it promptly,
that may be forwarded to our representative,
to be presented with the Petitions that have gone OIL
from Winnsboro and Darlington.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
Jew David's, or Hebrew Plaster,

OF this celebrated Plaster il is only eecessary say
no remedy has heretofore been discovered TO equal
in curing nvctera,e ulcers sad ali sores Of ehor fesl,
or long standing, n pns IN Tho bacd. breast. sideor
limbs occssoned by cold, g''si, thesmasrn, &c. I,
efrciua for corns on The feet, whom applied
a sufficient timo.
See advertisement in nBother columD
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
OF THE CALEDONIA.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 70, Up. N.
The steamship Caledonia arrived at Boston
at halcpast eleven O'clock on Saturday night,
and we have the following intelligence trans
fnitted thence by Telegraph. The coumunica.
tion between Boston and Halifax continued in.
terrnptrd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. lO.-The cotton market
has again been active duringthe present week.
Spectators have been operating TO conside.
rahe extent, and holders have realized IL to
4 advance on American descriptions, while
other kinds of all qualities brought full rates.
The sales Of the week. amount 10 s6,474
bales, Of which spectators took 3l,l60; eI.
por'ers 29,604. and the trade 25,69O. The Of.
fetal quotations of the Brokers' Committee, as
declared this day, are Fair Uplands, 8 3.s; Fair
Mobile, 81: Fair Orleans, 8 7.s.-Char.
Mercury, 26th. @
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

ANOTHER WAKy1yG'To THE I1rEMpERArB.
On the 9Th inst, there was a jury ofInguest
held in ,hi. place, upon the body Of John Brad.
dock, wh" had died suddenly, the evening previ.
o's from g scessive drinking. From the evidence
br',re the Coroner, it appears that Braddock
came into town soher; bu, that some time in
the ahrrnmm, he iook six drinks Of lig,orin 3
short time, 4. the Bar of Mr.. Siricklin-ihe last
of which was near tumhler fill of whi.key-
soon after which he fell on the Hnor; from
where he was removed to a back room. where
h. was soon after En,nd 10 f- dead. elearn
that the jury unanimously came 10 The conclu-
sion that there wax no other cause. tor his death
Int tb. liquor he drank.-Chernc Gazeih.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

And ifyou ask what potent taisman of hope
what genii's lamp, in Asiatic charm has
wrought this wonderful change, we bid you
look AT that bright streak on the sky
"For ncn, child, nature given,
1ingcd by Religions ray it lies,
The moral rainbow in our skies,
Tie Pledge, the Arch Of Heaven"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
SPECIE OF
CHARLESTON. Nov. 26. II
c.. A. PRICE, ESQ,

C. A. PRICE, ESQ,
On the occasion of The Ladies Of Lancasterrille
Presenting the Sons Of Temperance Nth
Bible.
LADIES: In tho name of this Division OF
Sons of Temperance, again thank you for the
inestimable gif you have awarded us this eve
ming. Gifts are paluable alone from their as.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

U'Want of room compcIs to defer tile publica
ton Of the communication OF J. F. &. Mttag On the
Pacific Rail Road Project. uulil cur neat. For the
reason portion OF Charleston correspondents
letter Is omitted. Several ADVERTISEMENTS have also
been crowded out,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

DiED-on Thursday. The 22d inst, in this place,
Mrs. CArHARINE BRiDwELL, wife Of Mr.. T. Bridwell,
former ropietu Of this Ore.
Chester Palmetto STANDARD.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

u We notice thai Delegates to the Tempe
rance Convention, 10 be held tu.dsy in CViunlbia,
will be charged but one pr'cc for going and re-
turning.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

Hoes! s!!-'rbrre have passed shrough
thi. place in the last 10 days, upwards of20.
900 hogs! The hogs in 20 miles Of This place
co''hl take each other by the tail (where they
have any and make regular line Of .'succes.
sion' or hog row for 60 miles! Snch grunt.
ing, sqnealing and corn mashing has hardly
ever been knuwn.--Ashuille Messenger.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

Cosr OF PHILADELPHIA aMlsEnENTs. 1t
anp"ar& ~ report tn 'h" t"unIry Board.
made Yesterday thai nnarIY a quarter of a mil
lion of dollars (23s.23U has been paid on, OF
the Country Treasury since 1886 for the sup
preston of riots. This sum does not include
the snug little bill which has vet to be footed
Tor The rio, on election night, which will proba,
bly, bring the amount up to a quarter of a mil.
lion.-PhiLadclphia Ledger.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
CHABLEsTo1, Nov. rs

CoTTos.-Ibe Upland market on Saturday
continued in the same. unsettled and depressed
state as we had reported it for the last two or
three days previous; the sales amounting to 600
bales al quite irregular prices; extremes rang.
ing from Ia 10 10 l.2 cents.-IbM.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

SMUGGLING Relative to the coniraban !
trade nn the Rio Grsnde, the Bien pnhico, Of
Ma,liaora>, says: I'VE know from reliable
sources. that Tor ono year the importation into
Brownsville have been 866G0.000 yards nf
cotton goods. the value Of Sl00OOO0; there is
no douht whatever that these goods have not
been consumed in Brownsville, nor is there
doubt as 10 their having heen introduced clan.
deslinciy into country. Ifthese goods had pal
the 'noderaie duty of two cents per ward, our
national treasury would have received into its
cofT.rs 1892 900, instead whereof, the amount
rpcriV." in th'S naratme custom .hnISr, is
Scarc,'y So. 900
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28

THE BLooD OF AN lNEBRIATE.--Dr. Gorge
Stephens Jones'. OF Boston. communicates to the
Medical Journal the following singular. though
not unprecedented, case of the transformation
of,he blood OF an inebriate.
II was called upon in great haste to see
patient who was represented TO he in dying
condition, and on my arrival at the house |
really found him sick, bu, lar from being as bad
as represented. My patient had severe al.
tack Of pleuri<. The symptoms being very
urgent, thought proper ito take blood. Tho
peculiar odor emitted by the blood while run
ming from the vein. together with tho singular
appearance it presented after remaining in the
howl some few minutes, led me to a further cx.
animation oft One half hat is lateral half
was ofthe normal appearances when drawn from
patient laboring under an inRamalory affec.
ton the olhrr halfhad the appearance of milk
upon the surface, so much so that questioned
my assistants as 10 the fact, although was
quite positive of the vessel being perfectly
clean when handed to me. gave the bowl a
rotary motion, yet the fluid would nat minge,
remaining just the same as when first observed.
What is still more Interesting, and to which
alcohol, which were 30 strong that one would
have supposed that article to have heen thrown
in among the blood. did not apply lighted
taper to il. but have not ths leas, doubt that
If had should have seen il ignite, burning
with its ambentham Is it at all strange lha,
we fud auiopsies Of those persons who are in
tn. hahua use of alcoholic liquors such de.
positions and concretions! Why should not
their tissues bs transformed when their blood is
SO charged with carbon and hydrogen, which is
entirely foreign To its vitality? Disease, with
all its coucomitants, must needs make its rava.
ges; the stomach suffering Rrst. the functions OF
assimilation DESTROYED; the hrain, from con,in.
ued narco'ism, soiieus, breaks down, and the
creature dies,
"My patient. was informed. drank New
England rum in large doses often repeated"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
THE CAMDEN J0URN AL.
w. THURLow cAsrON, EDITOR.

Wednesday Morning, November 20, Is49.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-28
Periodical Headache,

advertisement in npaher column.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

HONESTY AND ITS REWARp.-We rejoice TO see
people honest. although Jafier says, it is star
wing quality. On Friday last, young man picked
up pocket book in Hanover street, which, upon ex
animation proved contain two $500 bills and S12s
in smaller notes. few minutes after, the fnde
walked into place where the loser had just discov
cred his loss.
"My God :" exclaimed the unfortunate. "my peck.
ct book is gone" and in great tribulation he wa,
rushing from the premises without paying for plug
Of tobacco which he had a moment before purchased
us that your pocket book" said the gentleman
showing him the article.
at is-it is-thank you. sir-thank you" said th,
loser, and after glancing at it's contents he cried
Lets go and take drink"
They went into a saloon, and after indulging in
little sweetened wine and sugar. the man who hat
lost his money took out the pocket book again, an,
began 10 count the bills. lone thousand-one hun
dred--ten--twenty--twe nty-fhree. One thousand on
hundred and tweniy-three. By-young man, 20,
have stolen t,co dollars out Of this--there were
thousand one hundred and twenty-five, I'll swear l.
it,
The gentleman was struck nghast. He might hay
retained the whole sum. and the loser been none III
wiser; and to be accused of plfering two dollars
when he might well have secured than a thou
sand, provoked his patience not little; but smother
ing bis anger, he bid this siupendouS mean man 10
10 the devil, and he his daily labor.-Bosto
Herald.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
CHOLERA!

LTHOUGH said by adopting proper precautions
N safety may be enjoyed while surrounded by
malignant Cholera must be admitted that when
any extent persons affected and The slight
irritation arrangement OF the bowels may bring the dis
ward attack it is of the utmost importance
avoid whatever tends chill the body diminish the
Therefore clothing and diet is
avoiding al the time excessive fatigue
the Of all trashy green and indgesbe food As Puga
aes Of drastic character often act with violence
of Cholera hut the nder kinds suc
OIL Rheubarb combined with attic should
of the premonory
fympoms appearng and strong stimulating and narcotic
dcines improperly used may seriously nure the constu
4on induce other Diseases following is Recommend
fed until a Physician be obtained:
In slight Diarrea painful unpleasant sensations
the stomach bowels take Of the Ton Pills. every hou
I until o four take or reliefis obtained
vomiting, continued diahGa take teasPoonu
Sof the Cholera Tncue of Peppermint Spear
mint tea and repeat every half hour until relieved
mild fail which Of only succeed by be
early disease and
and Physician hand let the patient be put TO
bed and let strong Lnen be well rubbed over the som
and bowels the Spine and the hands and feet Or let
applied the and also the
6ure half hour oener Peppermint tea
reaction produced and the disease conquered Bags
salt bran applied to the bowels and to the exemites
the side of the body, will contri
3 butte materially TO fay orahle result -
Caome and Rheubab 10 EACH or or two blus
should occasionally in connection with the above
treatment promote proper action Of the Liver
Tincure and every variety Of pure drug
fresh Medicines genuine French Brandy Port and Ma
iberia Wines and all other articles in that line can be had at al
4 times from s. A DUVAL,
sly Druggist and Apothecary, indianapolis