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DRUMMOND'S
PATENT CANDLE-MAKER.


ever invented.
Combining every advantage which can be wish
ed for in furnishing light. by its use, person
can at any moment produce a candle, equal in so.
Ildity and durability to any made by the old, expen-
sive and laborious method. The fbres ofthe wick,
in passing through the tube within the cylender
are drawn perfectly smooth, which not only pre-
ve e the farng Of the light, but also keeps the
lie from burning down the side.
This article is one which every house-keeper
we'll as all who study economy in the use OF
light, should possess themselves Of as it s SIMPLE
convenient and economical, being simply candle
stick, which makes lis own candles. 1t is most
ingeniously constructed, with reservoir for tai
low lard or other materials Of which candles are
made also place to deposit the wick both OF
which by only turning screw, are forced mp IN
the form OF perfect candle, either in short or long
lengths, as may be desired, thus forming an eud-
less candle, by simply refllirg the reservoir wher
it shall have been exhausted. The reservoir holds
one half pound Of talow, enough for four candies
Candles can be made by using Drummonds :
Patent Candle Maker, at less than ONE-IIALF
the ordinary expense, the only outlay being ior
tallow or other substance. From the experience
cf many families who have used the Patent Candle
Maker, as we'll as the numerous tests to which 1t
has been subjected we can place the DrumHond
patent Candle Maker before the public an a-t'"le
which may always be depended on. With falr
usage it will never get out Of order.
Sold by r. l.. ZEMP, Agent for the District o'
Kershaw.
Feb Ii IF
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rTne Rail Il Dad BIacksmith-H q
B. P. BOYD.

Most respectfully returns his hest respects TO
his friends and customers for past avors, and begs
their continuation for the prose-, year, he requests
those who have SO literally patronzed him to call
and settle their past years accounts, as he is poor
and wishes 10 pay his accounts so as to prevent
his losing time in loafng about the streets to COL
lect his accounts for unless he pays he cannot ex-
pect to get Credit which is the only capital he has
to carry on his business upon. His customers may
expect to find him as ever, at his post, to wait on
them Work OF all kind is 10 be found at his shop,
such as Poughs Of all sorts-that is, good ones
together with Plantation Tools: indeed, he is pre-
pared to do all sorts Of Biacksmithing, including
carriages, wagons, mill work, craAks, &c-and
rail road work, especially the repairing of Engines
&c. &c. Jauary 6.
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NAH ARRANGEMENTs.

SOUTHERN mt1L, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
css closss Da.!y ~ at : SAM
NORTHERN NAIL, VIA CHARLESTON, s. c.;
Due Daily. at :: or. NJ NJ
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA cHERAw, SC:
Due daily, at /: A. NJ
ns-All mail matter as far North as Raleigh, NC will
be sent via Ibis route further North, Charleston S. C.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Due daiiy'at n
o1-A Way Bag will be kept open for the reception Of
Charleston letters until 5! O'Clock a. NJ.
WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA, 8. c.
Due daily, at r NJ.
SUMTER DISTRICT MAILS, VIA sTATEBURG, s: c.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at r NJ.
s5-Way Maiis for Offices on the South Carolina Rail
Road close daily att T. NJ.
CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER c. JI. $. c.
Due Tuesday and Thursday Sunday. at p NJ.
Closes Monday, Wednesday & Saturday, at A. NJ
YoRKvILLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, &C.
Due Thursday, at II A VI.
Closes same day at II NJ.
LYNCHwooD MAIL, VIA TILLER's FERRY.
Due Tuesday and Friday, a. NJ
Closes same day. ut j. n. caMEwELL. +: p N: NJ:
OFFICE HOURS.
p Open at s A. M.-Closc Mt p. VI. Open at P NJ
Close at p w. and open hour after the arrival OF the
Southern Mails in the evening.
On the Sabbath, open from to 10 A. M. and hall an
hour aer the arrival of the Southern mails in the evening
GAll credit for postage stopped, as have no time 10
make collections and no letter will be delivered unless it
is paid for
Ian 7 Iui9 n GAMEWELL p NJ
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Feb ID
Taxes.

Notice is hereby giventhat will open books on
the 18th Of Feb'y next, at the store of James
Dunlap in Camden, for collecting the Taxes for
ls4s, and will attend at the following places Oil
the following days for the same purpose.
On Monday, the 9th March at Liberty Hill; on
Tuesday, 9th OF March at Flat Rock; on We'd
ncsday, 7th OF March at Buffalo; on Thursday,
9Th Of March at Lizcnby's; on Friday, 9th Of
March at Schrock's Mill on Saturday, 10Th Of
March at Cureton's Mill.
After the above named times. will attend at
Camden until the first day OF May next, a, which
time the books will positively be close, and all
defaulters double taxed.
J. w. DOBI. r. E. X. y.
Jam 80, 1910. 81 T.
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He took a Fit.

The undersigned would respectfully return his
thanks to the public for the large patronage they
have bestowed on him, and informs them that he
has made arrangements with Messrs White g.
Underhill one Of the most fashionable Tailoring
Establishments in New York, who will furnish
him monthly with the London, Paris, and New
York Fashions. Fle hopes with his own well
known ability, and the large number OF good work.
men he keeps employed will enable him to exc.
cute work at short notice, and in as good style as,
can be done in the State, if any have doubts,
peaae let them come and take fit
w, NJ. WATSON.
Feb ID If
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Two Hundred Dollars Reward

CALDWELL WHEELER. q native Of North
Carolina. 81 years Of age, feet or inches high,
brown hair fresh complexion, round face, soops sight
ly when walking, awkward, quick spoken, bashfuF
when spoken 10, and speaks with provnci0l accent.
left the neighborlond Of Fulton Dec. 2s'h taking
with him Sorrel Horse about Is hands high. blood
like herd and neck, sprung in the pasterns. with
long thin tail in good condition and rather weak in The
eyes; and also the Of six hundred and twenty thrco
dollars, besides money Of his own.
The above reward will be paid for his apprehension,
and the recovery of the Money and Horse.
Further particulars may be learned on application Al
the Office ofthe Camden Journal, Camden S., c.;
Jan. 10. 81.
The Raeigh Star and Salisbury Watchman. wia
insert and forward their bills to this Office,
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"Settle Fairly, if you never Pay"

The subscriber hereby extends cordial invita-
ton TO all Of his frients an patrons to who are
indebted 10 him to come forward and settle up
their accounts for the past and previous years.
10 those who are indebted for one or more years,
he would say that unless they come up and settle,
by "casl," note or some other satisfactory way,
they will be called on by All attorney for !iqnl-
dation lie hopes this notice will supercede the
necessity of personal call on his friends, as lie is
in great need of the roo; of evil, to enable him TO
lessen some evils which are pressing him sorcIy.
Jan3l ]. r. McKAlN.
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CAMDEN HOTEL,

The undersigned has again leased this commo-
dous Establishment Grateful for past favors. he
hopes that his proximity 10 the Rail Road Depot,
the conveyances at hand to be transported from il,
the improved management Of he Stables connect
ed with the Hotel, and the care and attention be-
slowed upon his Table, will induce and secure a
continuance of that patronage hitherto SO gencr-
ously given to his House.
The Cheraw and Charlotte Stages always call
for passengers whenever required.
Drovcrs will frd spacious lots prepared for eve
ry kind OF stock.
Nov, 90. B. P BOYD.
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DEATH FROM A SLIGHT COLD.

). By negsctus those salu.ary precautions which COM
mon sease dictaics, many. very many. fall victims 10
their imprudence. We have seen the young bride.
blooming a. It were. the bird Of paradise and the
.ir ower Of hope. the pride Of her father and the joy
Of her neihcr-her chock aushed with anticipation,
and hcr eye bcaming with tho soft expression Of love-
tho gay dreams of lie dancing her fIncy with the
rich and sasesased tnts Of the rainbows promise.
We have seen an this changed-aye. tho wedding eur
nent Cor slroud and the bridal chamber for this
pelchre sf tho dead; and all this from ncgiecng
osmon COLD. Now. be:ore i, is too late. DIR.
ROGERS. LlyERwORT AND TAR, which gives
iuanedsac relief ~ thousands OF our most intelligent
asilies admit Of in most cxtraordinnry Tho
gay, the beautiful aud the young speak forth its praise,
and will, long makes positive cures, aud cheers
the do.paiEiag family arcside. DSec advertisement
in another, column.
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Feb. 9Th, |
Ordinary's Notice.

Will be sold, before the Court House door in
Camden, on the first Monday in March next (tl.c
5;h dayD between the legal hours Of sale, all the
personal property of John Doar, formerly OF
Charleston, consisting Of four negroes, viz: Dinah,
Charlotte, Tom and George, in order to effect a
division among the legal heirs, with the will an.
nexed.
TERMS, credit until the first day Of January
1850, with notes and approved security and mort
gage of the property; fer the man George one-t(ti
cash.
JOHN r. JOY, X. D., and Admir-.
Feb :, 1910. 6 1T
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WELL. P. VI.
PALMETTO HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, S. G.

The undersigned wishes to inform the public
that he has moved from tie American Hotel to the
PALMETTO HOUSE, Opposite the State IIouse0
which he has taken entirely on his own account,
and where lie would be plec sed 20 see his former
patrons, and all others who may be pleased to call
on him. And to those Of his acquainlances he
would say, that they will be made not less COM
Portable than heretofore and to strangers call and
try the Palmetto House.
An Omnibus will always be kept in readiness
at the Rail- Road Depot TO convey passengers TO
this House.
il. G. MARSHALL.
Jan. 10. 81
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Cincinnati, Jan. 25tb, ls47.
i q ! i j !

To show the high standing of Dr. II. Cox, we
give below the statement of The Hon. JUICE, HEN
RY MORSE of the Courts of Ohin, at Cincinnati.
am well acquainted with DR.. HIRAM Cox, Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and his practice, lie having heen
my rpmly physician tor many years, and can cheer
fully say that have as much, or more confidence
in him, and his skill as practicing Physician as
any man li,ins! HENRY MORSE.
Cincinnati, Nov. S'h, 1917.
Dr. Cox is also the Physician fthe Hon. JUDGE,
Jas. SAfFIS. our late city MARSHALL
Cerlf, ate OF Daniel Conklin, ESQ.,, resident on
Fourtll-Street, two doors west of Pum-st.
This may certify that have used I'r. Ro :ers'
remedy for coughs &c, after trying variety Of
other medicines for the same purpose and have
derived so much benefit from it, whilst every thing
else failed to afford any relief, that can con-
fdently recommend it as being the most certain
cure within my knowledge. | am naturally pre-
disposed to disease of the Lungs, and, though
have consulted the best Physicians, and adopted
at different times every reasonable means, have
never in one instance received such effectual re-
lief as from this medicine. have given it to my
children when troubled with coughs, and have
found nothing so eIicacious in assisting the expcc-
toraton of the phlegm. D. CONKLlN.
Cincinnati, Nov. ID, 1S4f.
Please to read the following testimony OF the
Rev. Henry Wiscman:
Mr. A. L. ScovIL: Dear Sir Having become ac-
quainted with DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort and
Tar, under peculiar circumstances, namely, that Of
snatching my companion from premature grare
Uhe particulars Of which will be gwen at any time,
if requred) feel under The obligations to give my
influence in the circulation Of so valuable medi-
cine. Yours, respectfully,
HENRY WISEMAN
Patriot, GaIlia co., o. Dec. 2G, 1916.
ScovIL d. MEAD No. i'll, Charters Street
New Orleans, wholesale General Agents for
the Southern States to whom all orders must he
addressed. Sold Wholesale and retail by
JAMES r. IckA1N, Camden S. g., A. FIrCH
Columb;o, uAvILASD, HARRALL, & ALLEN and
p. NJ. C"-:"~, Charleston, S. c., MASsEL
HALL Winsboro. S. &.
February ID, lS49 #
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South Carolina. -Kershaw District.

Ry JOHN R.. JOY, ESQ. ORDINARY.
Whereas, Nancy M. Ward has applied to me for
Letters of Administration on al! and singular the
goods and chattels, rights and credits OF Micah
Ward, late of the said District, deceased: These
are therefore. 10 cite and admonish all and singu-
isf the kindred and creditors of the said deceased
10 be and appear before me al our next Ordiuary's
Court for the said district, to be holden at Kershaw
court house on the 5;h day of March next, to show
cause if any they can, why said administration
should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this l7th day Of
February, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty nine. and in the I'D year
OF American Independence.
J. X. JOY, O. X. D.
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mud-hole, while. ,ramping from the doggery
after his halt.starved horse has broken mis- bri.
die and left him; nor of the paper of sugar
that he drops in the branch while reeling home
from the, grocery. And yet this careful eco
nomical, and time saving citizen cannot pay
two dolars for newspaper, by which his
family would be delighted, and the minds Of his
children developed and improved! Really
this thing called economy is curious affair."
North Carolina Argus.
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MRS. GOODLAD'S = ;
Fashionable Bonnet Store.

New Goods just received, consisting Of Ribbons,'
Bonnets, Flowers, Cspes. Cardinals, Cloves &C..
open and ready for sale at very low prices for cash
or to punctual customers. Mrs. G. particularly
recommends them as being the most fashionable in
the market.
C. Bunnels cleansed, altered and trimmed 50 40
TO render the most skillfu judges unable 10 tell
them from new. At the store formerly occupied
bv DR.. 4. Uf Leon. Oct H.
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Notice to Tafl0rs.

Having been appointed ;gent for the sale If
SCOTS American and European Report Of FASH
ions, Crcoking Shears, Squares and Scales.
Works on Cutting, Tracate no. & Mirror of
Fashion, Tape Measures, Boston and New York
marking Chalk, Curved Rulers, Pantaoops do.
Small Point and Pairing Shears, and all articles
used by the Tr,dc.
The Mirror Of Fashion for JAM 7. 1649, VIII
not only contain the Fashions, but will commence
10 teach cutting and will be continued monthly.
Letters post paid attended to nd all information
given. J. B. GOODLAD
Camden. Dec. 18th, 1S4S. If so
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Last Notice.

All persons indebted by Book Account, Note or
Bond to the firms Of Shannon g. McDowall, Shan
non, McGce s. Co., w. d. McDuwal 6, Co., and
McDowall e. Shannon are requested to call on
McDo'caN 4. Cooper on door north of The Bank
Of Camden and arrange the same, or they will be
put in suit by return day without distinct on Of
persons.
Feb 7, 1S49 1t 6
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In Equity.
kERSIiAW DISTRICT.

WIN. Randolph,
James Adkins, ct al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that VIM. Ad-
kins one of the Defendants to The above Bill is
without and resides beyond the limits of this
State. 1t is ordered, on motion of J. NJ. Desaus-
sure, Compl'ts Sol'r., that the said VIM. Adkins,
do answer, plead, or demur to the said bill within
three months from this date, in default whereof, an
order pro conlesso will be entered against him.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, c. f. K. ID.
Enh 9Th 1910 :3ln
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Take Notice.

Squire Mcdaniel has got some shingles on the
McCes,er branch on my land forewarn all per-
sons from taking them away should any one do
so, they may expect to he indicted.
u The Land Of James Cook is to be sold in
ew months and as there is great part OF it
fenced by my fence, the purchaser may expect to
make his own fence, as shall permit them to join
me in no part. SAMUEL KIRKLAND.
Feb Z lS49 1T
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Important Il to ) Country P,eople. i

The subscriber having determined to do more
extensive grocery business than heretofore, is de-
sirous OF dsposing of his entire Stock of Dry
Goods and Wares of every description at the
original cost. Country people will find it to their
interest TO call and eXamine-Groceries can also
be purchased of him at the lowest possible rates.
AIso 100000 Florida Segars of the different
grades, these Segas are on consignment, and will
be sold at from 81 to $l2 per Thousand according
to quantity. II. HOLLEYMAN, JR.
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A fresh Supply.

The subscriber has just received a new supply
of superior Family Groceries, consisting of Loaf
lump, crushed and brown Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Mo-
lasses, Rice, smoked Salmon, Mackarel, Gn whole,
and half barrels and kits) Herrings, smoked Beef.
sugar cured Hams, Irish Potatoes, Aspice, Pepper.
Ginger, Cheese, Sperm, Adamantine and Ta;low
Candles, end great variety of other articles, in'
his line all of which will be sold very low for cash..
Oct Al A. F. ALLEN
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MRS. CARPENTER

Would respectfully and urgently request all
those ndcbtedto her either by note or open ac.
co Mt, to call and settle the same without delay,
as her intention is to conduct her business in fu-
ture altogether upon the cash principle: She will
dispose oil her present stock at reduced prices, far
cash only She will also sell, rent for term of
years, tI,elIouse now occupied by herself; one well
kown as an excellent business stand.
Ian 10 IF
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90 MARRIED--On- the 9th inst. by the Rev.
w. T. Cxpers, ROBERT WILSON, of,he county
Aa;rim, ireland, to Mrs. MARTHA E.. RossER,
Of this place.
-,MARRIED-On the 9Th inst, by the Rev.
Donald Mcqueen. Capt. JAS. ID. BLASDISG to
LEosoRA A., daughter OF Cap, Jas. D. McFad.
din, of Sumter District.
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sa0ou GOODS oHEAPf.

The Subscribers wishing 10 reduce telr Sfcck %
the requirements Of the present Increased faci-
ties5of communication, purchasers will find it to
their interest to look over their assortment OF
Dry-ts0ods, Hardware, Groceries &c
before buying, as they feel confident that "A COM
parson of their Goods with any others, as TO quail
ty and price, (cash or credn) will not resuitto
their disadvantage. ,.,.e....!s...i
MCDONALD d. COOPER,
One door above the BanS Of Camden.
Jan. 16. 8 rSH= IT,
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ThOmDsOnian Medicines,

Embracing every article now used in the practice
Townsend's Sarsaparia, Wisiar's Balsam Wild
Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Roche's Embrocaton
Fahenstock's Vermifuge; Dead Shot
Jayne's Expectorant; Jayne's Alternative
Tonic Vermifuge and Carmnative Balsam
Schap's Headache Pills 49,,
Mofatt's Brandrethe, Spencer's and Peters Pills.
&c. &c. For sale by
Fab 81 z. J. DELAY.
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South Carolina Medical Association.


The Annual Meeting of the South-t arolna:
Medical Association will be held on Wednesday,,
the 2lst February, (being the third Wednesday,,
at 10 O'Clock, Am, in the Hall Of the apprentices
Library Society, Meeting Street ti1f
The attendance of all diplomated practitioners
in good Standing throughout the State, is respect
fully invited that occasion, as the rule requiring:
that an applicant, shall be nominated Dy Fellow.
will not 90 into operation until after this meeting.
Those who may be prevented by professional or
other engagements from attending, can become
members by authorizing of their friends or the;
Recording Secretary to enroll their names. <
The President and Directors of the South Caro-
lima R. r. Company have, with their accustomed
iberality, reduced the fare on the Rail Roadioue'
halt, to alwho may be disposed to avail themselves
Of the oportunity to come down..
D. }. G. CAIN, Rec'dg See'ry..
So. Ca. Medical association.
January, "a. Al
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& Ca ARID

The subscriber, ,begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has purchased the Drug
Store of DR.. ]. A. Cleveland, where he viii! contln-
ue the business on his own account, and hopes, oy
strict personal attention and constant endeaVours to
please, 20 merit a continuance of their patronage
Z. ]. DELAY.
Camden, Feb. 81. 8 I'm
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Removal.

The subscribers have removed to the large store
formerly occupied by Dickson s. Latta one door
north OF the Bank OF Camden. They have large
and ell selected stsck of
Dry. Goods, Hardware, Groceries, &c.
which they will sell for cash or 10 punclual Gus.
toners as low as they can be lad in the market.
S!cDOWALL a. COOPER.
JAMS = 1T
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EVERYBODY PRAlsEsJAYNE's HAIR TONIC
And for tic best in tho world, bccsuse II is
tho only hope thai the bald headed can have OF once
more reganing The full flowing locks Of hair, With
which nature adorned their heads in youth. which ii
does 10 the admiration of all who it as directed
Trr Il, all you who need more handsomcr hair. II
is tho very thing for you.
q Prenare donayty Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and on
agency by. JAMES r. McKA1N, Camden. s. G.
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DRa MDggMg'
coMPoUND .
Syrup of LiverWort and Tar,
COMPOUND

safe and certain cure for consumption Of The lungs,
spilttng Of bland, coughs, colds asthma, pain in
The side, bronchitis, whooping cough, and all pull
moaary affections.
STATEMENT OF HIRAM cox,
Late PROFESSOR in the Cincinnati ECLEC-
TIC MEDICAL COLLEGE, and Physician we'll
to the case of Miss Belt, alter having been given
up TO DIE with the las, stage of fCONSUMPTlON'
by number of able PHYSICIAS.
Mr.. A. l.. ScovrLL:-Sr-Howeve reluctant
have been TO permit my name to appear, attach
ed to a certificate recommending Palent Medicines,
Nostrums, or CatholicumS, nevertheless think it
my duty. not only to my patrons, but TO the conmu-
nifty, and, all afflicted with diseases requiring
Cough Medicines, TO state, that in three particular
cases of fIncipient CONSUMTION, viz Miss Belt,
sep-daughter of Mr. John Carr, Of this city, Miss
Barger, sster-in-. .aw of Mr. V. Wunder, butcher,
and AIr. K. K. Cox. one # our City Council, that
DR.. RODGERS COMPOUND SYRUP Of LIV-
ERWORT and TAR operated more LlkEa SPE-
CIFIC, than any remedy Of similar character in
its operation that have ever used in my practice,
One of the cases above, viz. Miss Belt, appeared to
be laborng under the last stage Of Scrofulons Con-
sumption, as pronounced bv several PHYSICIANS
who were in attendance previous to my being called
10 treat the case. She is at this time in the enjoy
ment Of as apparent good health, and from appear
ancc, as likely to die with any other sease, as
any other young lady Of this city. AS it respects
the health of the other two cases, all the threaten
ing premonItory symp' 'oms seem to have subsded
from the use ola few BOTTLES of the SYRUP ABOVE.
Very respectfully, dc.
HIRAM cox, MD.