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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
Setting on .Ht Cost!

SHOES, etc, etc
Corner of Poydras and s {. Charles streets.
ISAAC HART, intending 10 close this branch Of his bust
ne ofeH the whole Of te above fine stock and uieE
cost for few days longer, when the balance viii Be sod 81
auction. The assortment OF CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS,
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, IL complete, and
offers chance those who Ia Of any aI
ces in the Call Immediately and the bargains
at the store Of ISAAC HART,
corner Of POydFas and 81. Charles stIeet1s
IT, The Fixtures and Lease TOT sale d24 6t2dD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
New lenF and New Idea.'
Immense attraction E!
sTILL ON THE CORNWR.

HAVING made extensive purchases at auction within the
4 u last few days, of every description OF MERCHAN-
DlSE,we offering them daily sacrifices
bic the ladies to goods be sold cheap mp town. and
therefore useless TO go down any farther" Therefore
one and ALL rally and purchase of the bargains
ANDREWS
dH 6t2dp Corner of ST. Charles and Julia streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
GaElIe 1rliG RieEnEe.

y REVOLVERB. -
Alao-A few choice Guns and Rifles;
Powder Fasks Shot Pouches
Dram Fllsks, &c
GUINNESS e. 90.
Deolsrs IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES, COLD PENS Sc
/ 2pI Camn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

THE PARALLELS OF OUR LORD-An elegant and
most appropriate Present for Christmas and New Year
beautifully illustrated, and bound in Antique Carvings
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
CASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHMENg
@. Yale sBg'. g. Go.
.VOT'9I2Nn5G

NO. -, MAGAZINE STREET. LINENS
dis 6m2p betvyeen Co,,p,,y, ami T,r.; o..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
j. B. STEEL, Ia CAMP STREET:
New Orleans Stationery Warehouse,
.qltlllEfEEN "a. 1880.

Together with A choice
Of ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
Suitable for
Christmas and New-Year Presents
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

UTENllE GIFT BOOKS, for the Holydsys.-A
beautiful assortment Of the most approved kinds n
one ,, nai the usual prices, at NORMAN'S
~ H'sa9 Book Establishment, 70 Camp q,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
CTae0D RIGME Books.

IL The attention Of all those who buy Blank Books
again, for their use respectfully soeiy 10 the large
compile stock offered for sale at
NOrman's Stationery Establishment
10 CAMP
which cannot fail please those who may good and
same time, cheap article d3 2pt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
GREAT REnIrCrIn


Cks, shals CashmeTes Moussene de LANES French Merno
~ Coaks Visel Manths, Paeoa and all styles Fall and
Winter Goods, This Day reduced price fully per cent
d5 THOMAS BRADY'S, q Chartres 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

finely illustrated. WYNN '
A beautiful assortment of
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
for Presents at this season of the year 'iH
BIBLES AND PRAYER HOOKS of all 5s,o;n,i.
and styles Of binding - ~ 'P'on'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

&S KEW AEtD-The above sum will be paid for the
We appTehelsion and a5lstq of the person or persons
who stole from Pacide's Varieties, the two BILL BOARDS
before that Theatre, the night of the zith.
az q S. g. SATCHEI,I,. the Blll Poster
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

Also A splendid assortment Of JUVENILE WORKS,
for Children Of all ages embracing all the various writings
Of EdgewOrth, Sherwood Barbauld, Farley, Elnbury
I; s. Arthur Charlotte Elizabeth, Mary Hewitt, and
trosstisr ,rith : ~. - W pIZzI rs cANIre
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

&SO kEtfAHD-Ran away, the boy BEN a light
tpsJO Grtf; about feet inches highs gentee and D
good looking is well known about the New Canal, az
and may possibly be on the other side of the Lake.
the vicinity Of Springfield, having lived in that vicinity
The above reward will be paid for his delivery For further
particulars, apply at ~ TCHOUPITO UL.4S st. d1
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Brought to the jail
J une 6

81 b F this District, on the 9th instant, a
w negro man, who says his name is JAR
RETT, and tha, he belongs 10 Mr.. Benjamin
Rice, living within four miles of Union Court
House. Said fellow says he is a blacksmith,
and has very large scar Oh his left arm, just
below his elbbw, caused by burn; he also
has a large dark spot or mole covered with
hair, OH the lower part Of The left cheek
He is about five feet six and halfinchcs high,
between % and 2S years of age and light
compexion.
The owner is requested to,comc forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with US the law
dnccls. H..R. SPANN, JED.
March 13, is49 IF S
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where this Plaster is Applied,
DAM r,NNr,rp rrtcn

TAIN CANNOl CAIS L.
A gentleman in the South of Europe ant
Palestine, in 1890, heard so much said in the
latter place in favor of JEW DAYID'S PLAS-
! TER, and Of the (as he considercd) miracuIol.
cures he had performed, that he was induced
TO try il on his own person, for a Long and
Liver Affection, the removal of which had beer
the chief object Of his journey, bRt which had
resisted the genial and delicious cline.
ilc according y applied plaster on the right
OF his chest where ile pain was seated, another
between The shoulders, and one oyer the region
Of the liver. In the mean time he drank freely
of an herb tea of laxative qualities. He soon
found his health improving, and in Il few weeks
his congh left him; the sallowness Of Ills skin
disappeared, bis pain was removed, and his
health became permanently reiterated.
The following is from Alr. Worslcl, editor
Of the MaSsillon Gazette, Ohio.
"Gcmlcmcn-Dnrins last winter and spring,
Twas so troubled with pain in breast as TO
render me snfil for The dulles oi my Office {:
and hearing your JEW DAVID'S or He
BREW PLASTER highly recommended ior
similar cases, was induced 10 give it a trial
had worn Il plaster npon my breast but Il Slior,
lime, when all pain left me, aud was enabled
again TO cngageln tho lahors Of the office.
would also state, that my sister, residing in
Stenbcnvllie in this State, has received much
benefit from its use.
Yours, truly, J.P. WORSTELL."
Masllon Nov. l2, 1913.
1t has been very beneficial in cases OF Weak
ness such rs Pain and Weakness IN the stom.
ach, Weak Limbs. Lancness, Affection o. tho
Spine, Female Weakness, &c: No female,
subject 10 pain or weakness in the back or
sides. should be wilhuulit. Married ladies' in
delicate situations. find great relief from con-
stanlly wearing this plaster.
The application of the Plaster between the
shoulders has been found Il certain remedy for
Colds, Coughs, Phtlisic aud Lung Affections,
IN their primary stages. II tdeslroys inilamnu~
ton by pcrspralion.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
CAUTIoN.-The Subscribers are the only
General Agents in The Southern States for the
sale Of this truly valuable Plaster; and il order
10 prevent purchasers being imposed upon by
a counterfeit article. sold in this city ard else
where, for The genuine, they invite particular
attention to the following marks of the Genuine:
1st.-Thc genuine is pu, up in smooth, en-
CINE turned bottOIucd boxes, not soldcred in.
I'd The genuine has the engraved head of
Jew David on The directions, ar0nnd the box,
with accompanying record of Court to L.
Taylor, Rochester.
u SCOEIL 81 MEAD, Chartres Street,
Wholesale General Agents for The Southern
SlaIes. 10 whom all orders must be addressed
Sold also; Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN ID. CHASE. Apothecaries Hail. Edge
field Court House, S. c., ALSO, by
HAVILAND s. RISLEY, aud J. BARNETT
IL CO, Augusta, Georgia.
Feb l4 1910 ly d
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Brought to the Jail

nF this District, Molallo man who
" says his name is WILLIAM, and
that he runaway from Mr.. Abram Lcwrv
living on Ducan's creek, Lawrens District,
S. G. 10 whom he was hired, but thai he
belongs TO Mr.. Rober Marrs, living l3
miles above Newbcrry Court House, S. c..
Said fellow is about five feet. six inches
high-he is between 81 and % years of
age and of light complexion. He has sew
eral scars on his forehead and neck, the
most Of which he says was caused by Call>
ing of of horses; lie also has scar on
his upper lip.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and lake
him away. Or he will be dealt with as the
law directs.
II. r. SPANN, J. E. u.
Juno 1919, If 90
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY

IN EQUITY.
Adam EigIebergcr, and
wife, and others, Bill for :
rs. Partition.
George Long, and others.
TIT appearing 10 my satisfaction that
u Zachariah Wooley and Elizabeth, his
wife, two of The defendants, in this case,
reside beyond the limits Of this Stale. On
motion of Mr.. Griffin, Plaintiffs Solicitor
Ordered that the said Zachariah Nooley,
and wife, do appear and plead, answer or
dcmur to this bill, within three months
from Ibis date, Or that the said bill be
taken pro con fesSo against them.
S. S. TOMPKlNS, C. f. ED.
May Is, BIN II
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

N THE COURT OF ORDINARY
tIumpllrcs Eoulwafe. Guard of !
Framcis Richardson, Minor, 4ApI
Jas. NJ. Richardson IL ]. s. Gllin. '.".'m aa, u
ard. Eyecl'rs Of the lost Will and -'''O"m
Testament Of David Richardson,
Deceased.
Il appearing to my satisfaction that William
IL II. Minlcr and wife, Samuel Hill and Da,
vid L. Bell, Lcgalees under the will of The
said David Richardson, Deceased, live beyond
The limits of this State. 1t is therefore ordered
that they do appear before me in my Office at
Ed gefeIIl Court House on Monday the Thir-
leentl day of August next, 10 show cauSc if
any why The Accounts Of Tho said James VI.
Richardson and james S. Guinard, Executors
should not be accepted and final
settlement and Decree made upon said Estate.
Given under my hand al my Office the 4ll Of
May, 1910.
JOHN HILL, o. 4. n.
May 3m 1G
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HEAD QUARTERS.
CHARLEsToS, June 18th, 1919.

|
ORDER NO. S.
TgyHE following Regiment, will parade for
~ Review and Drill, at the times and pla-
ces following
The 10Th Regiment of Infantry at Richard
sons OH Tuesday the 3lst of July next.
The 9TH Regiment at the Old Wells, on
Thursday the I'd ofeAugusl next.
The 9ih Regiment at loves, OH Tuesday
| the 9TH of August
The 2nd Regiment Of Cavalry, al Long
Myers. on Thursday the 9th of August.
The Sih Regiment Of Infantry, at Morrow's
Old Field Oh Saturday the lllh Of August.
The 9th Regiment at LoInax's, oil Tuesday
the 18th of August.
The 4 Regiment near Verrenne's, on
T Thursday the 10Th Of August
The 42d Regiment, at Minlons. on Satnr>
day the 18th Of August.
Tile Cd Regiment, at Halls, on Tuesday the
2ls of August.
The 9th Regiment, nj IInnels on Thursday
the 23J of August.
Tie lst Regiment of Cavalry, al lickcns-
vile, on Saturday,tlre 25lh Of August.
The 3rd, Regiment Of inlinlry, al Tohey ;
old store, on Tuesday the 2Slll of August.
The lSt Regiment, at Benlun's, on Friday
the 3ls, of August.
The Commissioned and commissioned
Officers, will assemble the day previous to the
review Of their several Regiments, OH heir re-
.spectivc parade grounds, for drill and ins!ruc-
ton.
An inspection of Arms Of crery company will
take place Immediately after the review of
each Regiment. -
The Majur General will, with l,s staff attend
the reviews, also, the: Brigadier Generals, with
ther stats, in; their respective Brigades, and
are fnrtiier charged with the extension of this
order, -
By order Of The Commander-in,C Chief.
]. w. CANTEY, AJj';. IL lnsp. Gen'.
Jnne 9th lSl9, If 90
uJ' AbbeviIIc, Anderson. Pcndlcton, Pickcns
and GreenviIIe papers will copY,unll reviews.
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Caution.

All Of the ahovo named articles arr sold only
genuine by COMSTOCK g. CO.. So Poydras
street, New Orleans. COMSTOCK & BRO
THEIRS, 60 Second ST., 81. Louis, and COM.
STOCK IL CO, 81 Courand ST., New York,
Propriclors of the Original aud only Genuine
Magical Pain Extractor. Has also on hand a
complete assortment Of Soaps and Perfumery,
which will be sold lower than at any other
house in the United States. for cash.
Also for sale byJ. D. CHASE, Apotheca-
res' Hall, Edgcfcld 6. Ii. S. G.
April 25 1919. l2m ,J4
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Brought TO the Jail
NF this District, a negro man who says
W his name is EDMUND, and that he
belongs TO Mr.. Henry Iippancc. living
about seven miles below YorkviIle Village,
5. T.. Said fellow is about five feet, eight
inches high, between 20 and 81 years of
age and Of dark complexion; he has scar
on the l1rebead and also one uver:his right
eye, he says he rauaway about-lhree weeks
since.
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.
II. Il. SPANN JED.
June 6 IF 20
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Extracts from Certificates which can be see

LID SllMONlALS.'
Extracts from Certificates which can be seer
in full by calling upon the Agents;
Mr.. A. L. ScorW.-IIavins been afflicted
with most distressing Cough, unuI'my Lung;
became affected to such a degree that | wa:
continually splitting blood; and being undei
the care of on able physician, without obtaining
any relief until procured hottie Of DR.. Rod
per's Liverworl and Tar, which restored me TO
health in very sholt time.
Cincinnati. Nov. 5, 1874.
From the Hon. Judge William Burke, late
Postmaster of the city Of Cincinnati for more
than twenty years.
The statement, of Justice Finch is entitled to
The fullest confidence of The public. can fully
corroboralc what he has said, having used the
medicine myself with the most decided benefit.
WILLIAM BURKE.
Cincinnati Aug. IL, lsi5- - ----
A REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. ScouM-I was taken with a most dis
tresslng cough, and my lungs became so dis
eased that blcd in short time several quarts.
was reduced so low that all Of my friends,
and even my physicians, thought | must die Of
Consumption! My brother hearing of the
remarkable cures made by D1. Rogers Liver
wort and Tar, procured Il bottle, and before |
had taken one half Of it, il seemed 10 go 10 the
very seat of the disease. raised large qnan-
li,y of phlegm and matter, and my cough was
stopped as by charm. Aud by its use was
restored 10 perfect health.
GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
Sworn 10 and subscribed this 2Glh Nov, lS47.
Ii. E. SPENCER, Mayor Of Cincinnati.
Extract from a Letter from the Rev. Henry
WiSeman.
Mr.. Il. L. Sc0riK-As Dr. Rodgers Liver
wort and Tar has been the means CT snaicliing
my companion from 4 premature grave! 1
feel uuder the obligation to give my influence
to the circulation Of so valuable medicine.
HENRY WISEMAN.
Patriot, Gallia CO., o Dec. 23, 1S4G.
[From DR.. Wilson.
l have been the family physician of Mr.
IViscman fur the last twelve years; during
that time Mrs Wiscman las been suffering
from diseased lungs. And finally all the symp-
oms Of Pulmonary Consumption appeared
All the usua remedies failed. At this time she
using DR.. Rodgers LiverwOr and
Far. 1t acted like charm. In few days
The declared herself nearly well. ] have no
loubt of lis virtues, aud would clleeriully re-
commend il 10 persons afflicted with diseased
ungs, III. K. WILSON, nj. y.
Patriot, Gallia county, Ohio.
BEWARE OF CoSTERFEITs.
n. B.-The genuine article is signed. adm"
're,o Rogers" OH The engraved wrapper around
acI bottle.
w. PHcE-$1 per bottle, or six bottles for
IS. Sold wholesale and retail by
SCOVlL & MEAD,
113 Chartrcs st., N. Orleans.
General Agents for the Southern States.
Also, sold by JOHN ID. CHASE, Edseficld
:. H., WARDLAw 81 DENDY, Abbevillc c. ID
BARRErT 4. Co, and HArlLANp, RlsLEY "
'o.. Augusta Gia., and HAvlLAND. HARRALL
; Co.. and p. NJ. COHEN, Charleston, South !
arolna.
Feb. 2S 1y D
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~ From the London Weekly Times.
The World is full of Beauty.

There IS voice within me,
And Ills so sweet voice, ..
That it's soft lispings win me,
Till tears start to mine eyess s.s
Deep from my soul it spriugeth,
Like hidden meIody;
And ever moreit singelh,
This song Of songs TO me -.
"This world is full Of beauty,
As other worlds above;
And five did our duty,
1t nigh, be foil Of love- !''
Ifhilh aud loving kindness
Passed coin 'twix heart aud heart,
Old Bigolry's dark blindness
And malice would depart.
Ifmen were moro forsiving,
Were kind words oll'ner spoken,
) Instead OF scorn so grieving,
There would be few heart:hroken.
When plenty's round us smiling,
Why wakos this cry For bread
Why are crush'd millions toiling.
Gaunt-clo,hcd in rass-uuled
The sunny hills. and valleys :
Blush ripe with fruit and grain,
But the lordIine in the palace
: Still robs his fellow men.
Q God what host are trampled
Amid this press Of gold,
= What noble hearts are .sapped Of life,
/. What spirits lose their hold
And yetyupon this God-blcssed ear,I,
There's room for every one:
Ungarner'd food still ripcns,
TO waste. not in the sun;
For tho world is full Of beauty,
As olher worlds above;
And if we did our duty,
ii might be full Of love
Let the law of bloodshed perish.
Wars, gore and glory, .splcndor-.
And men will learn 10 cherish
Feelings more kind aud tender.
Were we true unto each other.
We'd vanquish Hate and Crime,
And claspihe hand Of brother,
In any land or CLINE!
cold were not an idol, *
Were mind and merit worth, -
o, there would be a bridal
Belwixt high heaven and earth!
Were truth our utter'd language;
Angels might talk with men,
And God i!lumin'd earth should see
The golden age again.
For the leaf1ongue of the Forest
The Aower-lips of the sod
The birds that hymn their raplures
Into the ear Of God
And the sweet wind that bringelb
The music of the sea,
Have each voice that singelh
This song of songs to me-
"This world is fall of beauty,
As other worlds above;
And If we did our duty,
1t might be full Of love-"
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Esros,sElt TO the Jail

II. r. SPANN, J. E. u.
Juno 5 1919. IF 20
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sS9|sASOCR ORAPES.-tlercl is ilttle story
which, it is Said, General Greene, o
Rhode Island, used to relate to disap
pointed applicants for Office. Perhap.
it may moi be without an application a
the present day.
A field slave in the South, to whom
meat was rare blessing, one day lornt
in his trap plump rabbit. He took
him out alive, held him under his arm
patted him, and began to speculate on
his qualities.-"Oh! how fat; berry
fat. De fat:esh l ever did see Lel's
see how cook him. / roast him
No, he SO berry fat he lose all lie grease.
] fly him He so berry fat he fry
himself. Golly how fat he be, No,
l won't fry him; stew him"
The thought Of the savory stew made
tho negro forgot himself, and in spread
ing out the feast in his Imagination, his
arm relaxed, when off hoped the rabbit,
and squatting at goody distance, he
eyed his late owner with great compo-
sure. The negro knew there was an
end of the matter, and summoning all
his philosophy, he thus addressed the
rabbit, shaking his fist at him all the
time "You long,eared, whilc"whisker-
ed, red-eyed son Of gun, you no SO
berry fat, arter all, ncder %
A kIss.-A kiss is thus defined in a
love-letler, written in the year 1879,
and translated from the German:
"What is a kiss? A kiss is, as II
were, seal, expressing our sincere at
tachmant; the pledge ofour future union;
a dumb, but at the same time, audible
language of IA loving heart; present,
which at the time it is given, takes from
us the impression Of an ivory coral
press; a crimson balsam for Il wounded
heart, a sweet bite of the lips, an al1rc-
tionate pinching Of the mouth; deli
cious dish which is eaten with scarlel
spoon, a sweet>meat which does not sat
isfy our hunger; fruit which is planted
and gathered at the same time; the
quickest exchange of questions and as-
swers of two lovers the fourth degree
of love.
A colored servant, sweeping out
bachelors room, found a sixpcncc on
the carpet, which he carrid to its owner.
"You may keep it for your honesty"
said he.
Shortly after he missed his gold. pen
Gil case, and inquired of his servant if
he had seen it.
"Yes, sir" was the reply.
T. Sand what did you do with it 2"
"Kep; it for my honesty Sir"
"Look here, Pete, " said knowing
darkey, "don't stand dar on de Arai-
road %
"Why, Joe7''
"Kase if de cars sees dat mouf oh
yours dey tink it am do depo' and run
rite in"
He that hath feathered his nest5mayhee
when he likes. 80 !
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FEMALE MEDICTNE!

Dr.. Townsend's Sarsaparila is soyereign3
and speedy cure for Incipient Consumption,
Baroness, Prolapsus Utcri, or falling of9ths;
womb, Piles, LeucorrGa, or Whites, obstrucss
ton or difficult Menslruration, IncontinencSe
Of Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof;
and for the general prostration of the system;
no matter whether the result of inherent
cause, produced by irrcguarity, illness or acS
cident. Nothing can be more surprising than
its invigora,ing effects on the human frame.
Persons all weakness and lassitude, from taxi
ing it, at once become robust and full of en-
ergy under its influence. 1t Immediately
counteracts the neryeessness Of The. female
frame, which is the great cause of bHfreness.
1t will not be expected Of us, in cases Of so
delicate a nature, to exhibit certificates of
cures performed but we can assure the aff1ic-
ted, that hundreds Of cases have been report,
ed 10 u.s.; thousands of cases where fnmilies
have been without children after using few
bottles of this. invaluable medicine, have
been blessed with fine, healthy offspring.
Great Blessing to Mothers and Children.
II is the safest and most efIectual medicine
for purifying the system, and relieving the
sufierings attendant upon childbirth ever dis
covered. II strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents pain and disease, increases
and enriches the food, and those who have
used it, think it is indispensable. /, is highly
useful both before and after confinement, as
tprevents diseases attendant upon childbirth.
In Costiveness, Piles, Cramps, Swelling oil
the Feet, Dependency, Heartburn. Vomit-
ing, Pain in the Back and Loins, False Pains,
Hemorarhagc!rand in regulating the Sccre-
,ions and equalizing the circulation it has no
equal. The great beauty of this Medicine
is, it is always safe, and the most delicate
use it most successfully,
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving or
ders from Physicians in diierents parts ofthe
Union. -
This is to certify that we, the undersigned
Physicians of the City of Albany, have in
numerous cases prescribed DR.. Townsend's
Sarsaparilla, and believe it to be one of tho
most valuable preparations in the market.
H. P. PULLING, M. D.
j.. WILSON, M. D.
r. B. BR1GGs, NJ. D.
P. E. ELMENpoRf, MD,
Albany, April l, ls47.
CA AUIION.
Owing to the great success and immense
sale OF DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparlla, mum,
Der of men who were formerly our Agents,
have commenced making Sarsaparilla Ex-
tracts, Elixirs, Bilters, Extracts of Yellow
Dock, sc. They generally put it up in the
same shape bottles, and some of them have
stole and copied our advertisements they
are only worthless limitations and should be
avoided.
For sale in Edgefeld at the DRUG AND
GENERAL STORE by G. L. PENN,
March II, 1919 1y s Agent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-11
Do. Rogers Compound Syrup of
EiyerWOvt and Ear.

a SAFE and certain cure for CONSUMP-
IA. TION OF THE LUNGS, Splitting Of
Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pam in The
Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough and all Pull
monary Affections.
TESTIMONIALS.