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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13

! on him. if he had teen detected by his
f,naticnl and supcrstiious master The
drawing made under these circumstances
has been placed under the eyes OF tn"
Academy.
Here are some extracts from the de-
scriotion given by NJ. Ducourct, OF the
| Gbilanes:
"Thc Ghi!anes arc pcculi,r race OF
negro which have a strong resemblance
to the monkey: much smaller than the
usual racr-thev ac rarely more than
five feet high They arc commonly i'll
made, their bodies arc lean and seem
weak; their arms are long and slim; their
hands and feet arc longer and flatter than
those of any other of the human species:
thcir checks project and the forhcad Is
low and receding Their ears are long
and deformed; their ewes small black, end
piercing, and twinkle constantly; their
noses are large and fat their mouths
wide and furnished with teeth very sharp,
strong, and Of dazzling whi'eness.
"Thcir lps are full and thick; their
hair curled, but not very woolly, not thick
and i, rcmrins short But what partlcu-
lnrly distinguishes them is the prolonga
.ion of the vertebral column.
"This gives TO each individual, male or
fcmnlc 81 tell of two or three inches long. -
Finally, hc,c is the portrait Of Bel!a!
the name of the parsonage the author en-
counte"cd at Mecca.
ale was thin and dry but nervous and
strong. His skin was blHck- bronzed,
shining soft to the touch like velvet.
His feet wee long md fat his arms and
icrs appcarcd feeble. but we'll supplied
with muscles. His ibis could easily be
counted His face was repulsivcly ugly.
His mouth was enormous, his lips thick,
lis teeth strong. sharp and very white;
his nose b,ond and fat; his ears long and
defo,med: his fo' ehc1d low ard very re.
ccding: his hair not very woolly nor thick.
but nevertheless Gully. He had no beard
was not hairy: he was very active and
handy: his height was about fv. feet.
His till was mo~c than three inches long,
and almost rs flexible as that of a monkey.
His diSpo>iti n, setting aside the oddly
of his tastes and its, wns good, and
his fdelit, was above all praise"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13
KEOW TE COURIER.
Saturday. oct. I3, 1870.

With view of accommodating our Sub
scrbers who live at distance, the following
gentlemen nrc authorized and requested to
act as agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
scrip.ions to the KEowEE COURIER, viz;
MAJ W. S. GRESHAM, at West Union.
EDWARD HuGHEs, Esq, Horse Shoe.
EP. WERNER, Esq, Pachelor's Retreat
NJ. F. MircuELI, Esq. Piclensville.
j. f. HAGoop, Twelve Mile.
IT, ]. WEBR for Anderson District.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13

Beard the people havein their own hand am.
n,e means to meet any emergency that may
arise: AMI that the establishment OF Min'ary
Depots for arms an / ammunition would be AT,
tended with heavy cxpenFe TO the state, ana
Ia not called for by anything now apparent LII
the condition Cf the State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13
Correspondence of the h,oree Courier.
SpARrANBURe C. H., S. c.
Friday morning. Oct. s, I849.

Friday morning, Oct. 5, ls49.
Messrs. Elitors:--Thiakng it would
be matter Of some interest to you and
your readers, I give you below brief
statement of the proceedings, had at the
present Term of the Court of General
Sessions and Common Pleas for this Dis
tlict, in tie case of
TIE STATE Vs. INC. n. BARRETT.
Mr.. Solicitor Wilmer. on Wednesday
morning, gave out Bill Of Indictment
agianst the Defendant, "for unlawfully
bringing into the State, and circulating
incendi,ry papers, to disturb the peac,,
SC, &c. In the afternoon of the same
day the Grand Jury returned a "rruc
Bill, and the case was put upon the
Calender 1t was this mo!nirg called,
and the Solicitor moved to continue it to
the March Tenn. The Counsel for the
Defendant consented to a con'nuance
upon the condition that he should be ad-
mitted to bail in the sum One Thousand
Dollars, he entering into Recogniznnce to
appear, &c, and to deposit with the Clerk
a Certificate of Deposit, by E, TIarw' cd /,
of the amount above stated. in the "Ohio
Life Insurance and Trust Company" as
security for the payment of the Bond,
in case of default. The Solicitor con-
sented to the terms; whe:eupon His
Honor. the presiding Judge, made an
order for his discharge upon a com
plinncc with them. The Defendant
was this morning brought into Court, and
having signed the Bond, and his Counsel
having made the necessary transfer to
the Clc.k Of the certificate of deposit
(Which is tie same upon which his Coun-
sci cndeavo' ed 20 procure his discharge
in August,) lie was discharged from Gus
;ody under the order of the Court above
mentioned. and is now at large. He has
taken lodgings at Col. Pools Ho'el, ou-
llng tie short time he will rem"ia. He
will leave tlis place on Monday morning
next direct for Cincinnatti. which plrce,
le says, he il anxious t" reach in time to
enter the Law School in that city,
Circumstances forbid thut should
speak OF rs case. ole wise than rs above
or to allule to the p'ob utility o; his cor.
vic;ion o. ac1aitt'l Btrres is IA young
man--not moe than twenty fv, years oI
age. He isa graduate of the University
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13
THE SOUTH cARoLINIAN.

This cxc' llcnt papor brings us this week four
additional columns Of reading matter, which
affords greater variety to its subscribers an 4
more space for advertising pitron7. The paper
merits an extensive circulation may ita pas.
ronage never fall short of its most :anguine
expectations
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13
FROST.

On last Sunday morning there was light
frost at West Union eleven miles WestCf this
pace. This is the first we have bnd in this
District. On last Thursday we had a regular
white fro,t, which could be seen i'll shady pa
ccs un il the sun wa near two hours high.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13

Senate will stand 25 Democrats cod %
Wings: Tie House of Representatives 81
Democrats and 63 Wings. Tie najoli-
IT, ofTowns the Democratic candidate for
Governor will he about $500.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13

LAunsNs CouRT-We are inform that
there was no Cour, held thi, week AZ Laurens
Court House, in consequence 'f the sudden ill
ness Of Julgc O'Neails wife. We TN ierstan |
the Judge has ordered an ezra Court for that
place Immediately after Grecnyiilc Court
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13
Fon THE KEowEE COURIER.

Messr$. Editws "A Diyi.ion of the
Sons OF Temperance was opened OH last
Saturday evening, at West Union. styled
West Union Divi ion, No. ----- of the
Sons of Temperance, and the following
officers elected and Installed:
T. B. MAulDiS, w. P.
r. G. REoEsrER, w. a.
It. J. MAULDIN, R. s.
THos. FIrzauALD, A. r. S.
s. 8. ABBOTT, F. S.
J. HuNN1cuTr, It.
]. w. Y. THOMPSON, G.
G.. w. HuNNIcuTI a. G.
WIN. ROCHESTER, /. 5.
ELIJAH CoLLINs, 0, 8.
The Division commences with thirteen
members, and several of the applicants
for the charter were absent, but will be
initiated. KEoWEE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13

We would call attonicn to the aiverii G.
men. of Me,rs. A. b. d j. Tower in this weeks
paper, AM hope if any Of our lrienls go to An
derson and need anything in their line ;hat they
will give them call.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13
MAc( Oct. So

GEORGIA ELEcuoS.--We ha card
from all tho coun;ics in the Site. The
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13
MILITARY BOARD OF 2xD DIVISION
& G. MILITIA


The Board of Officers of the 2nl Divi'ion
S. C. NJ, by orler of his Exeellency, convened
at orangeburg Court House on tho goth ult.,
to take into consideration certain que sion' per-
tanning to the military law'.
Brig. Gen Quatlebaum President AMI t. b.
Whaley Secretary.
The officers were prompt in their attendance,
and we learn from the Charleston Mercury
that the f,llowins Resolutions, except the first.
were unanimously adoptea:
1. Reso vad, That the chief defect in our
militia system consists in the want Of some
school TOR the drill ani education Of officers;
that Brigade Encampments an werei that
purpo 0 while in existence, AMI, in the opinion
of hi, Board, on lit To be reedab!ish he'd.
Q. ResoIped, That, in ths opinion If this
Board, the law should be 30 amended 10 make
it the duty Of each Brigade and Regimen;ai
Judge Advocate, under a fixed penalty TO be
provided by law, to move at each cour' OF COM
mon Pleas for rules against the Sheriff on all
execution, not returned by him rs the law di-
rects, and 70 mUve for process by attachment
if the rules are made absolute.
g. Resolypd, That in the opinion Of this
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13

The Temperance Banner of the 6,h inst.
ays: On Sunday last, man was arrested ut
Merrell Factory, in this county, on charge OF
being connected with arecent murder in South
Carolina, and refugee from that State. He
WAS taken on to South Carolina,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13

1t is rumored at Vienna that General
Bem had fallen into the hands of the
Russians. Since the 18th number Of
rebei Hungarian officers had been put to
death at A,ad and Temesvar.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13
MOROCCO.

Intelligence was daily expected from
Morocco where the Spanish and French
Generals seemed likely 10 produce some
thing more than mere demonstration.
The Moors were expected to make an
attack on Masilla, having already cut off
supplies.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
Consumption diSarmed of its TerrOrs! !
,TINc S'C,omy,und ,Suyu, of J

AollN"S' Componnd Syrup Of Nap
IL tid--a po,ili.e cure for Consumpiut,
tec'ine, Asthma, and all diseases ot the
cnhs' and iupgs--a siusle bo,,ie will prove
i;- 'Kicacv.
lhe proprietor not only recommends his
NsPTHA STarp, but warrants il fo cure ,
d" "1Trah,s ii 10 act upoa the ch,le, and
purify II he warrants II {" remove all I'm.
Padiineu;s which re'a.j li.e free circulation
ct The b'"'i; he warrants II To open the
nlern.' o"d external pores of the !n..v and
.Ject all The obnoxious PARTICLES hch nav,
accumulated IN the system he warrants IL
IS never ia''iug remedy IN hectic: lever,
"'gh' sweals, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
a;n IN the chest, and asthma and he war.
rants 1t to arrest the formation Of iubercles
III the lungs and to heal those already
i"' med. SO that persons in consumption
may lake It wi,h the most positive conf
dence of cuIe, for lis great seat Of action
Is the tungs, winch it penetra,es in all d.
rcc',ons. purifying them Of everythin.
obnoxious In its progress, and which, il
applied according 10 directions, it can no,
'a'; to leave in perfectly healthy condi.
'i"H. AyeD, ri Lewishuro-
:io) g " SCH srFIE.
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A Woyd to tie Afflicted

6,Gc0 persons in Phla1oi pnia alone
have witnessed w,rh asionishmroi the won
deriui .thcacy q
Thomson's Compound Syrup of
Tar and Wood Nap,ha
in curing Consumption. Asthma, Bronch-
HIS, obstinate Coughs, Pans in the Side
or Breast, Liver Complaint. Sc. NC.
This preparation IS en'isc,y a Uege'nbIe
remedy, and ma. bc administered with
perfect sa:-y Ia the 'eete adj, Or enid
L. poaer as m FIX, s-c.oran; !. adnhrao.,
adapted 10 r.l'rv. the op,re-sion Il: oui-
mnbar, DISEASE. aud wh!e IL assists n..,lrr
IN throw ing eff The vi''a'ed mater VT, ct
COLLECTS To the injury cf The system, it acts
as a general ionic "r sIrens,hsner.
The testimony If Physicisns and others
20 the value Of this great remedy, ha- teen
Of The most satisfactory kinj, and has
given it character and standard as
FAMILY .NEDICLSE,
'hnt has placed 1t teyoud compslilion TO-
he various diseases for which il is en-
pio,ed.
Prepared only at he N. e. corner Fifth
and Spruce streets. Phil-dtlphia.
Sold by L. ". Sche07e. Sole Ageo, e
I.nwisbure and viriniiy. 27a
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NoURr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. the

NOURr PROCLAMArION.-W Whereas ihs
" Hen AsaAHAn ) WILSON. President Judge
Vi the Court Of Common Pleas for the 7Oih Jud,.
si.! District consisting Of the counties Of Union
and Mifa,p, .nd Jokn Nonteiius aud Jaeob Wit
fenn.yer E.qs Associate Jsdges IN Union county,
have issued their psec'P, bearing ds,s the seth
dsy Of Sept is49 snd to ue directed for the hoi-
ding Of sn O'phsn.' Court, Ceuu Of Common
Pisss, Oyer & Terminrr, aid General Quarter
sessious ~ NV Berlin fr the county oG Union,
on the Sd Mon isy Of Deer mex, lbe,n. the l7,b
dsy1 ls40 and 10 Continue ,wo weeks--
NOTICE 10 therefore hereby given TO the
&. ro"er, Jus,ic-s Of the Peace and Constables in
an. for the county Of C"ion. to sppe.r in their
own proper pers"ns with ,h-r ro;l., records. in.
quisitions. examinations and uthsr temrn,5rsuces
10 do thuss ihing- which Il shrir IF 70 snd ia
thsm LshsI srper,sin T. be doe, ard Of! si,.,e.-
SEE sud 1ther ierSaas prosecuting il behalf Of
,he Commonwealth sgsinst any person. ere
required 10 he then snd here attend ng and MOI
d'p.t ~,huu: leave It their F'erii. Ju.iicrs are
requested to be pune c.usi in their attendance a
the srpoin,ed time se'ee.be 10 notice.
G,,en under IN. hard Au3 srAi si ihe Sheriff
Office ia New Berlin OF the lsi day Of Nuv,nber
A ID. ls40 and ia the 7+th year E tie iudep.n.
dence Of the United ST ties f Amerirs
GOD sa,e tie C0mmonwe
ARCHIBALD THOMAS, Sheriff
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Death of Friend Jenkins.

THIS ,err,Die calamity at Providence,
noticed Las, week, by which Friend Jenk-
ins aud her daughter we're burned to death,
10 the destruction BY fire Of her mansion,
~a learn, has cas-, 4 gloom over the whole
Soc;e,y Of Friends. Of which she was a
mos, beiosed member. The house was
one Of the oldes, asd mos, subste oiial Ia
tho ci,y, and contained IN immense amount
Of valuable furniture. plate. jswslry and
money, - Friend Jenkins ~ss considered
one Of The ~eal,isiest persens in The c,ts.
Scarcely an article ~as saved from ,is
house, Which fac, 10 lost sight Of in over.
whe!mns sr,ieiy Tor The tale o! the lady
and her daughter. The FIRE is supposed 10
have originated from the furnace. The
loss of property, it Is rsiima'ed. will Tot
fall shcr, Of from $50 900 TO ESQ ,00o-
The funerals OF the unfortunate vIc.'ms OF
this death, WIRE soiemnized al the Friends
Westinghouse. last Seventh dsy week, in
PhiIsdciphia. No, only The meeting hous<.
but the yard, it 10 esid. wss f. led ~''h the
large coneourse Of people VINO came 10 pay
the last tribute Of respect to the memory
OF those who we're 20 universally beloved
ia lie. The meeting was soiemnly and
impressively addressed BY Anna ID. Wing.
Of Portsmouth; John Nead-r, oi Ptovi.
dence; Mary Il. FarOum. Of Sml,hhe'd /;
Thomas Anthony, Of East Greenwich; /;
El;xab-,h Meader, Of Providence. I'm ptav-
er;, S,byl Jones, Of China. Me-; Susan
z Smith, Of Burlington. N. j., lin suppl
ra:ion., Tbsre were also 'o"ere"s ether
x.iu;,,ers lrom various place. in attendance.
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Myers Liquid Cure!

Is a positive and never. failing Remedy
i for PILES, whether Internal, En-
'erna', Blind or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Whre
Saeliings. Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat.
Cunk-r Sore Mouth, Rheumatism, Cnian-
e,us Diseases. Ale,cnSiaL A6ections DC -
also for Scalds, Burns. Cuts. Sprains. Brui.
ses. d. &c.
We feel ju.tfel in prorlsining the Fact to
the vi orii, lsai Of sli medicines ever brat before
the public. none have ever heen more btnrficIs!
to afflicted humini'v than Myers Liy1;d Cure
"e kuow this is saying great deai. bat il we
were to write volumes We could Dot cay ,oo much
In praise Of this
nx.Lra-ax.rorrxe.L e.LIrr.rnoIoxeis. n,NrDr.
Hundreds, nay thousands bless the happv hou,
when first they were made acgu.inted With it's
nsnscendant ,ir ues; ard our present purpose IL
to inform other Thousands. how and where ,h,y
u,sy ottsin that relief which hey perhaps have
hong sought for in vain.
The superior excellence of this preparation
over all other med. -ne. for the speedy and p. r
a,auen, cure Of PILES. Is web .no~n to all 10
have tested it. H. has been proved ia thousands
of instances. and has SEvra FAILED TO cure the
most oJstinCte eases, aad We are confident Il IiH
aerer tHi Il Used p'oger length Of time sccor'.
ing to drrc,ions. A. proc: of our entise c'nfi>
,!ence in it. efficacy. 4ssnrs all purchasers that
If. sfer- proper uis, II pose Intellectual, ihr
II .ney paid for j. ~iil b. rs.1ra'ti.
The Liquid Cu'e 10 an etiac ual remedy for
Rnsuo orm,. Bi'st. Pinpes, Birbers' l'cb. Frosted
Limbs. Ihhb'sln,. Salt kh. uln, Musquito BIes
sting. oe ,o,-on-u- Insects and Cutaneous dissa-e
"f every de-cr'p,icn.
!, Is both safe and eficctu-i for RHEuNArIsN.
giving Immediate AID p~'m~n"n. relief.
lie effects ~ q real Puin Killer, are ma. .ica,
,vEsY VAS'LT IN rHk LAND
should provide themselves with this insalusb'r
Preparation. the ehespness Of which places Il
within Tho reach OF sl
Full Directions accompany each Bette
Pamphlets. containing copies II certificates
from those Who have tested the Liquid Cure. may
he hsd gratis Of .ur authorized agents
Xysrs' Liquid Care is prepared only hy
JEROME 4 CO 2l Sprsce ST. New York
Agents /: C W Schsfiie, Ls~i-bars; Raser.
Milton Iveow532
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sSsS 0 r ~ A M E NJ T A L
OPP TaceS.

Ire subscriber oiiti> 80 sale OrnaTei.
Iai Tees OF every description. Particularly
the European Lnden, and fa"ionia lmpt-
r,H!is. II spIendd shade tree lately ntr"du-
red from JapaD, remarkable Tor It's snor-
NOUS leaves (>one.;mes .~o feet in d'nm-
,.er.) aud large clusters OF rose c,'l"red
Go~trs, sp.itrd and striped within, emitting
a fragrance silni az io The Lilac.
Also Fruit Trres-tear. Cherry,
Plum. N.-c;ar,oc. ard Apricot tre"s at rea.
.oneil. pr',es--sii he vare'ies "a'saule d
.errl,e s'.o H. house aud Green hov>'
.,an'.. m.r;ss With a varetv If Flower
s"nd<. all nf ~hmh h. will >s'! as low as
LEY can lr purchased II Pi:ad.-i, ha.
~ K. NOl.L.
Lewi>burc, Sept -, 1919
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sAE1kIkfRRssk)

'I'HE subscribers give notice that they
| have entered into a Copar'nership Tor
carrying on the
FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
a. the former Siam oi Christ & Boger, and
they intend 10 make aud ke~p on hand al
kinds OF Castings. Stoves. PIoughs. g., &c
required in this region. Orders for work
executed with despatch.
LEVI B, CHRIST,
JACKSON M'FADDIN.
Lewisburg. Sept. 22. 1919
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Get the Best!

\ Li. voung persons should have STANDARD
"A dictionary at their elbows. ind while
YOU are ahout il, get The bet: that Dic.ion,ry i.
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u you are too Poo', save the amount fro N OFT vou,
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Dr.N ehs'eS's srest work is the best D,ciisn,rv
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and for sale at the Cheap Bncs-torc Of
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English and German Physician.
rvun,s A. n. THORNTON. VI. D.,

THO'S 4. H. 1S3OtNN AVNs We Dss
WHO has been regularly educated il"
w the University OF MARYLAND. and al
Honorary Graduate Of Cast Teton C"ll.ge OF
Verno.,, aud Member oi the Medical
ard Philosophical Society Of The State Of
Mary land, Offers his professional services
in ali The branches OF the iealnS Art to
the ciizens OF Lewisburg and lis vicinity.
He has been engaged in the practise OF
medicine, in Luzerne county in this S'a'e,
Tor nearly thirteen years-'r"m hence
he brings letters oi Recommendation from
he frs, men IN ,ha and Columbia conHiy.
rs regards bis standing IN the profession 81
rn,dlcine. and his general ehn,ac'er. VIZ:
I,on ycbn Tronynghsm Rev Msrssjuk- P--rce
:. Z,b, Nrnur,t " Charles ksi5'Gs
.. Andrew Beaumont + Young
: T He.diry DIS 4 Wilson
:. m Wr,ht Th,s W Miner
II w Nichui.ol. Esq > II warner
Jrsse DramAn, Esq lohe
Ghas u Bow mao. Esq Steck
Rev TLonss Bswn'i.
" z. DIT. r,av he found at his "fhre
at tie Drug store on the east side At Ma
krt 81. next 10 Wa!l-' store, or al his resi-
Icnce ist docr below k'ine's hotel.
Lewisbusg. Jan $. l'i9
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LET EvsaYscoY READ THIS CAEEYrLLY.-Aen .
Sarsap psniia sale in the different towns called
TownsenPs Sarsapsra. Il is advertised a the OREx
NAL, GENUINE. aud alilnat. This TowIssnd 70 bo dosaS
and bat formerly worker on ralirva -
nails and the se-yet he the title Of Decor u
purposr gaining credit for what he Is not. He ssys -
has attended medical schools, and pracueef for fs
yealsl p Now The truth il, he never praecet medicine
Isv 10 his he Such miifd, Usieked mi.rsSres-H;ssa
looks bal the character and veraciiy OF the man ~
most sincerity, he had made thte satsnrnis s
se or When vii men learn 10 be honest and
f IN all heir dealings AMI with their i.,s
men lie applet Rue C'app a-si-i him nsa
uicturng his Dxire stating the large sums he wSaa
make az embark m the hus,1ess Thsss
been insulting aud nb.ilig In all po.sia0
FORMS oricr impress the public wh th. belle tn
the Old pcors Sarsapariila the genuiHe gsra
Sarsopcrna made from the OIL D1efor's Orisisa HA>
pie This ) r. Townsend saws have s,li the Of -
name f,r 81 week will give him $50 IL he vii
duce one single solitary projl OF this His ss.sm-nts
Thomson. SkirSan & Co. nnlhing br. ti-sDe a
tasehocds simply made deceive the puhc, and kss,
a.. truth down regard his soarns. tsrusnf.rg COS
porni This Caution the pubic TO purchase os
OIL Dr. JACOB TownseDds Sir-aps-i..a- having Il -
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LIFE INSURANCE.,
annuity and Irust Company.

Office. -, UafnH Street, Philadelphia.
ICApIrAL, S25O,0GO-Chsr,er Perpelual.]
1IVHE Company are now pref fafed to transact
bJ,iness upon the most liberal and adssnia.
eeous ,crms. They are authorized by their charter
(sec. 81 Ito make al and every insurance spper.
tanning lite risks OF whatever kind OF nature, and
to receive and eyecu'e trusts, make endo~ n,ents,
and to grant and purchase snnu,iies." The Cow.
psny sell annu't,es aud endo~ ments, aud act
trustees for minors and heIrs.
Table Of Premiums required far The assurance
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