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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-13

Trough his correspondence. lie has given us
Randolph of Roanoke" himself, with as little
Of partial concealmcnt of defects as couid have
been expected from one who regards that
Strange man as Vrginia's "wiscst statesman,
tucst patriot, and most devoted SON" The
work he has given us is in the highest degree
interesting and instructive Undressing as a
biography of one ofthc most remarkable otmcn,
instructive as Il moral 1t can be obtained at
f. SMITH e. to's.
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Boston, January 90, 1913,


Mcssrs SriMPsoN & REED:
Gcntlrmcn--By reading n small pamphlet pick
ed up at my door, the testimonials Of large num-
Der Of highly respectable individuals in favor OF the
i" OxyGeneed Btters' for the cure OF Dyspepsia n
disease by which ! have suffered for several years
but most severely during the last, was induced to
make a trial OF them, and to my great surprise
soon found myself relieved OF the distress so long
suffered, and my flesh and strength returning And
now after trial Of more than six weeks, and having
taken nearly three bottles of the medicine, have
the fullest confidence in its power to cure and al
though the price is large, compared with other pop
uIar medicines, yet should again be afflicted as |
was when | commenced taking it, should pay ten
times its present price, il could not obtain it other
wise. Respectfully yours, ...,...
ROYAL BOSWORTH.
For sale in Burlington by A. c. SPEAR and
DAN LYON. w2iw2
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NEW BOOK s.

Mcssrs. ID. APPLETON e. Co of New York,
one of the best publishing houses in the coun>
try, both as respects the intrinsic value of their
publications and the style of execution, has
issued two of the most interesting volumes of
this prolific age of books. We refer to Gar
lands life of that remarkable man, that sample
frginlan-erratic but great genius" RAN
poLPH of ROANOKE" We do not remember
when we have peruscd work with equal in
terest From his cradle to his grave, Mr. Ran
dolph was remarkable, "-rcmarkablc for his
wonderfully diversified and extensive acquire,
ments, for his sufierngs, his inconceivable en-
ergy of will, his generosity obscured by &C
casiOnal acts Of ecccHtricity that looked like
lneanness Every thing about him was positive
We don'tbelieve he was ever known to be neu-
tral, or very undecided. And for such a char,
actcr he was more generally right, than would
be expected. He had immense force of mere
intellect, and 1t wore upon his feeber frame of
flesh, continually, like cancer. As his ardent
and admiring, but just, biographer says; "the
VII cry star was in the ascendant at his birth,
"and pursued him through life (; both as de-
'snoylng clement and as a subtle Promethcnn
flame consuming the soul" The figure is not
good one, for" the Promethcan flame - was
not sou-consuming, but Mr., GARLAND must
be Pardoncd for failing in Mist,a ions of his
peculiar subject. As Mr. Randolph declared
to DIR. PARISH, his "Quaker physician" the
day tefore he died, he was San idiosyncracy al
his life" "You can form no Judgment" saic
he to the Doctor, Shy my pulse; ii is so pec,.
ar" Even the vital action of John Randolph,
system was peculiar" Like Fcstus, he helC
that
Life more than breath and the quick round o
blood
is great spirit and busy heart
We should count time by heart-ihrol lie mos
lives " mus
VINO thinks most; feels the nobcst acts the hest
ana ne uhoSe heart teGtS quickest Lices III
MI uARLASD has performed his work in Tin
pest possible taste. So far as possible, he ha
let Mr.. RANDOLPH be his own bioprapber
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Warren Yas,rraV's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I THE Honorable the
DsrnlcT OF CnlTTENDrN. IS. Probate Court Tor the
District OF Chlttcndrn To al persons concerned in
the Estate OF Warren Murray late OF Burlington, in
soid District deceased Greeting
Whereas, Henry. Murray, Executor OF the last viii
and Testament OF SAID deceased proposes to render
an account Of his administration aud present his ac-
couut auanst said estate for examination and allow
ancp AT session of the Court OF Prohatc, to be ho-
den at the PROBATE Office in said Burlington OH the
2sh day of December 1870.
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear be
fore said court at the time aud place aforesaid and
shew cause, any you have, why the accoun, aiore-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 9th day
of December A. ID. 1850. ~
BRADFORD RIXFORD,
w2iw3 Register
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STATE OF VERMONT, THE Honorable the
DISTRICT or CnTrEXuEy, IS Probate Court tor Inc
District OF Ch.itenden ToaIl persons concerned in
the Estate of W iam Roby late OF Burlington in said
District deceased, Greeting.
Whereas W lliam l. Strong Administrator OF the
Estate of said deceased proposes to render an ac-
count of his administration, and present his account
arains said estate Tor examination and allowance at
a session of the Court OF Probate, to be holden at
the Probate Office in Burlington, on the 18th day OF
December A. ID. 1870.
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear be
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause if any You have why the account uiore-
sad should not be allowed.
Gwen under my hand at Burlington, this lth day
OF December A. ID. 1880.
BRADFORD RlXFORD,
w2iw3 Register.
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Information Wanted

OF PATRICK CoNNoRs, who came to this coun-
try about II months ago. He was in Burling-
ton about tw months since, and now supposed
to be in Bniao | is wife and child, in com.
ed in Burlington, from Ireland, last Monday
hoping to meet him here.
UiFBufinlo papers will do an act ofkindncss
to poor family, by noticing this paragraph.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Dec. E

Reported Tor the Travelled
At market 500 Beet Cattle, $50 Stores, 10 pairs
Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and
Lambs and 1850 Swine.
Prces-Bcci CnuIc-Extrn 1928; LIST quality Sc
On do 50 - 3D. do S ,50aS5.
Stores Y,aflings-S7aSi
Two Yers Old-Slla
Three Years O,d-Sl5a25.
Working Oxen--S75, SOnS5
Cows and Caves-S20, %, %, 27, 3la33.
Sheep and Lambs-Sl7 IS, =, 2,1ja3.
Swine-ia5c retail 5aGc.
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Rich Plated goods:

W ESSIES. BKTNSMAID, BROTHER
I'l a. co, are receiving larger assortment than
usual OF Rich Plated Ware, such as Coffee and Tea
Pots, Sugar Bowls, Cream Cups and Stop Bowie,
which are sold IN sets or single handsome assort-
ment of rich plated Candiesticks SnufTe and
Trays OF various patterns and sizes rich plrn add
open, work plated Cake and Fruit Baskelsu; Com
munon Plate; Plated Tankards Baptismal Bowls
Plates, Gobles
SMALL WARE-Ploted Knife rests, Fish Knives,
Butter Knives, Spoons oil all kinds, Cbdren's CUPS,
Spectacles, &c.
PLATED CAsroRs Rich Plated Casters with hsav-
cut glass bottles
All kinds of Plated Goods furnished at as low
prices as the same quality can be had Tor any where
, The attention OF all who wish to furnish privato
houses, hotels, steamboats, with Plated Goods, Is
called to our assortment.
BRlNSMAID, BROTHER &CO.
d.
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"a.

THE TRUE TfST.-Scicntiic investigation has
proved and experience confirmed the fact, that Boz
giles llyperian Fluid for the hair, and llebealona for
the complexion, are the only toilet articles really
worthy afpatronagc. Sold by the inventor, VIM
Boyle 227 Wa .hington-s ST. Boston. w2iw2
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s. TR a Y ED.
Holiday Presents I!

MUCH as China Vases, German Glass
- DO, Fancy Coognes, Girandoles, Cabarcts,
Gard Receivers, Frame and Stand Transparencirs,
rlower stands NC &c., and for sale cheap at the
lege St. BELYEA g. RROWN
Burlington, Dec. l2 dStf
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FIRST WEEK EXCITED.
81 90 per year draws So so per week,

This Association is formed upon the Mutual
Principle, and in That respect is emitted To conf
dence. 1t has n Guarantee Fund Of $4,000 DO
Article Is of the association provides that after
paying the expense of the Office, and all claims
against the association, per cent OF the remainder
of all amount receiyed) shall he applied to redeem
or liquidate The Guarantee Fund and the balance
shall be- divided among he members of the assoca-
lion IN proportion 10 their yearly deposits"
Persons ,shHg to have their health insured in
this Association will apply to the daily nutholize
agent. JOSEPH w. ALLEN.
(Olnce over S. l. Ilerck'a store, c urch- H.
Burlington, Noy 81 1850. d&wlmo
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NO. %.

WORTHY OF NorE -Boglcs llyperian Fluid pro-
IN ties cleanliness OF the Hair, by removing dam
drull and other unceanlincss from it, 1t is GER
TIM preventive 1l pauursS, and res,prator OF us
VIM. Doyle, 227 Washington street, Boston.
d2lwl
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AUTUMN APPROPRIATIONS!
FALL AN I'd WIN Il II K
FASHIONS FOR 1850.
Cu\S SMITH e. co

CHAS. a. SMITH " CO.,
WOULD respectfully invtethei patron. and
w the public to examine their NEW Sly LES
OF GARMENTS for the present and coming seas
on Together with their new and unusually large
Stock which, regards original styles, richness OF
material and exteut IN variety, Is pronounced by
competent judges 10 be lar superior TO anything ever
offered by them.
OVER COATING of all the various suitable ma
ter,as, hom the least expensive PILOT DUFF
FEELS AND KERSEYS TO the finest cloth finish
ed BEAVERS, including CAMELS HAIR mix
lures and LABRADOR COATING, new article,
which is made up 10 answer the purpose OF two
Coats worn either side out and water proof.
DRESS AND FROCK COAT CLOTHS, of
every quality aud color, in French, German, Eng
lish and American manufacture. Also, Just receiy-
ed a few pieces OF those celebrated ELBUfF
CLIO rliS, extra line, in various coors, imporledex
| pTessiy to our order.
| BU SlNESS COAT-French and English Tweeds,
Venetian and Zephyr Cloths, in great variety.
| PANrS-English, French and German Doeskns
and Cassnleres, Blacks, plain colors and in various
fancy mixtures, a lew sly OF which ave confined
| expressly 10 our house.
Custom MADE CLOTHING for the Fall
an / Winter. We have on hand LARGE STOCk
OF our own manufacture from which purchasers can
obtain bargains, as we still adhere TO our old motto
not to be undersod.
| CUTTING DEPARTMENT-We have IN the
different Cutting departments men who for skill and
taste, are acknowledged to have no superior
! We are determined II thorough workmanship, su
porier trimmings, small profits aud punctual execu-
ton OF all orders, to increase still iurhrr the humble
OF our patrons. CHAS A. SMITH & co.
| No Old State House, fronting Washington 81.
| OctY [d&w2mos Boston.
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Sannaucl Esunskcrs Estate.

HOllN ELLIS the Administrator of Sam
y ucl BUyKER's Estate, late of Huntington, having
proposed to render and settle his accounts, such
administrator.
1t ls ordered by the Probate Court for the district
of Chlttrndtn that, Saturday the 2Sth, day of Dec
1850, al the Probate Office in Burlington be assigned
tor the examination OF the same and that all
concerned therein, be notified thereof by publishing
this order three weeks su""cssivcly in the Burlington
TREE Pass, the last Inch to be before the day
set Tor hearing.
December IL 1850. w2iw3
c. ADAMS, Ju ge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Tn. Executor of the
DISTRICT OF CnITTENDEN, SIS. estate OF Abel Owen,
late OF burlington, having rendered his account of
his adm nistration and requested that the same might
be examined and allowed, the Probate Court for the
district OF Chtenden, have assigned Saturday, the
2lst day december, 1880, at the Probate Office Tor
the examination OF the same, aud II Is ordered that
notice be given to all persons interested by publish
ing this order in the Burlington Free Press, three
weeks sueC essvey the last OF which to be before the
day set for the hearing.
Dated at Burlington, this 4th day OF Dece nher, A,
u. 1850.
w23 c ADAMS, JUdss
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old GALEN'S HEAD

" DtSPENSARY. No. Sc
BEAVER STREET, Clinton
Hotel Neutrality-suspicious. ov-
er a half century and still con-
tinued for the removal and pre-
vention Of the Venereal Disease
without mercury.
NeDremrdies and quick cures
Recent cases OF Injection cur
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-13

10 Journeymen Tdilors Sempstrcsscs, EN-
ployerS, and all others interested in .Se,o-
ing Of any description.
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10000 Persons Cured. Dr.

TOBIAS bcgs leave to state that any person using
his Venetian binment and not finding relief Tor
any complaint named in his pamphlet after using
it according to the directions, the money will be
funded 1t was used with success by William the
Fourth of England, and many of the nobility, all of
whom have testified TO its wonderful pain-recving
qualities The price OF the so cent bottles in Eng
land was one guinea, or So. All that is asked is
fair trial OF it, and should it fail, charge will be
made 1t is warranted to cure Dysentery Cholera,
Cholic, Spasms, Ceronic Rheumatism, Toohacle,
Pains in the Limbs, Chest and Back, Headache,
Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, &c. quicker than anything
yet known, or no pay For sale by the Druggists
and Storckeepers throughout the United States, and
at the Depots, East Eleventh and Murray street.
Price 25 and so ceus.
N. bah orders must be addressed to DIR TOBIAS,
New York, post paid. y 5000 Certificates of
Cures can be seen at the Depot, Murray st. n. Y.
For sale by DAN & LYON and A. c. SPEAR,
Burlington.
Dec. I, 1850. w2imos3
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William, sS0bs's Estate.

WI w3
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-26
Give it a Trial.

VOU will find it to perform all it promises, in
: L rnanHer not TO be cqnalled, much less exceed.
We ailudc to JULES ia UEL'S FEGETA-
BE LIQUID HAIR DYE, which is Low gen
erally admitted to lie The be*, and indeed, the only
article which will dye tn: lair in an indeIihe
manner. without the slightest injury tnii rr lhe
KIN. 1t is entirely haml IS, and yet it gives to
.ed OF gray lair the most natural and beautiful
aolors and is adapted to all compicxions, black,
,rown, or cheshut color, may he nstanianeously
Produced and cannot he removed by The action o!
heat, persplra'i'n, water, or other hostile entS
lhs simple and excellent article is the only hair
-ye which il comp"undcd in a scientific manncr,
warranted free from all Injurious substances; and
the immediate effect of which is truly wonderful
BE sure 10 ask for Jules iaueI's Vegetable Ii
qud lair Dye, as there are many limitations on sale
agai,,st which the proprietor of the above would
caution the public.
Prepared by JULES HAUEt', Philadelphia.
S>s- For sale in Can:lrn b. james K. MsAan, H. j.
DcIlar. and +. l.. Xcm2.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-26

I'll. unf,rm spccess which la attended The use I" NV
D ,.pa ra,iol,-Ils suu!ary si!rr-iS i'"ri ~ u ~
cure affections of the Lungs. lave CANE" '' "
H., mn ,,,,.r ,,.d;,Iue We olrr il 10 ihr ai'!ir'-
ed with entire con(d,nc" ii lis virtues ana lr ,i' r dis;
that il will subdnc and remove i''r s"'e'''' '''"
ease uron the ,l,rua: and lungs. these rrS',,i a.
bcn,r nub!icv known very naturally Attract '''I
nm nf u,.Ic.I m.,, nui piiauI!;rr:>i> rN"ryN"fc'-
VIVA, i. their n2ion Of CHERRY PEcToRAi "'' "e ''''
"'H' '''''"' Val LENrlNE MOTT. N: D.
pror srrnsrv Med College New York. SAYS
s.I, iwrs mn: pa.ar 10 crriy the value and efficacy %
,v.r.s Curanv pEcroRAl which consider r.cn'laf'!
.ionrJ IN cur, diseases of tr Thf'a' and LINES. -
THE R-r REV. LORD B!SiiOt iif.,'p
- ,,. :, ,n i,;s friend! who WAS fast shlI" 'lnl"r
o ,liriinn ,f IN, Iun..:-.rry The CHERRf fhcr"tAl
AMI ;rany N llre c.n give you relief with The bcSS#
o' ''"a That NI;Ii CiuEr JUSTICE EUsTIs,
of Ious,uo w-!rs .tlal y"nng daus tcr ol IIS M's
cured Of several attacks Of Group by "c o"N"'
rEcr0"AI' ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS
Til. i',n,linn Iaural of Medical Science
,,cs Tho, As,ipa a;l Br,nc!,::; prevalent IN ms
inc!cmcn, climate has yelled Win Suri ,a p,rnny
Avres CHERRY pEcToEAL. and we ca'm 10" sa,'' n''
rcconnrn his skii'in preparation to Tie r'''s'S'' '
public generally" ,.,r.
Let the rcllrvrd sufferer speak for himself 90 1917
''-' w. HARTFORD, Ian. 10 1871.
C. Avcrs-Dcar Sir'-lIaving been rescue" ";'
Il rainul md dangerous dase by Your mruriN' s'a,
md. nrumu;s me 10 send you tins acknowledgements '
oly in Slice to you but for the information Others III Ike
aflic;on. c., b.c,mc So
severe Thai splitting Of blood violent cough a; pTonss
night swrals followed and fastened upon me ,''nl'
crnaciad cuulG sleep. was dAS'res>tu v! M al H..
and pain through my chest. and in *"r! han ii in"
alarming symptoms Of iuck consumption" No mI%I r,rd
seemed NJ all reach my case nn'h o, nny
yonr CHERRY pEcToRAL which soon relieved anu ~"
'''' >'''' ALBANY. u. Y, April Il. 1915.
~ hror IovoII-Nrnr Sir:-l have fOir !t''H n''h
afflicted with Asthma in the worst forn 50 that nave
been obliged sleep my chair fora nrse Par g" e nra, 'as
m,m9 meJicinrs 70 no pirp,c unlil my physician pre-
cribsd. n< an experiment your CHERRY trcroRi,;
At irt it seemed max" me wo''c M III 'S ,'i, " y
mecE hrgan To experience The most gratifying rcei n'
IL sI,: md now in four weeks the disease Is en,'rsy
moved can sleep on my bed with comfort, and enJE
state OF health which had never exrrcirdr - 10 Icy euIy r
Prepared by J. c. AYE. Chemist, lowell, Mas. a,d
sold ia CAMDEN hy J. L. McNA!N and by Dr"ssiS'S a''
dealers generally throughout ihr State. o..
I,pu
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ECONOMY rs WEALTII!
-WlIU -
SABIN'S WASHING MACHINE.

THE above machurs iu: washing clothes have
peen used and approved for the last six months in
l,ls place and vicinity b. men Of the highest re-
spectabily, aud the subscriber is prepared TO FUR
nish them at short Notice. The mach'nes are OF
simple construction, and perfect in operation. They
can be worked by a boy, girl or woman, and much
time saved in washing without injury to the clothes.
All persons are forbid inf ngng on the patent.
% Directions go with each machine.
i. q. ROBINSON.
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DIR. GUILE MS
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR
FENAI.E COMPLAINTS.

This Medicine Vegetable Preparation. and far s;r
p:sses ooper in all in which they are recon-.
in.ned iInndr.ds Of Eemacs ."ose constitutions have
been been broken dnw have been restnrr'i 10 perfect
health hy the use oe this invaluable medicine. is en-
tircy harmless in its operation, a may be taken with per-
icc; safety ,any :imc.
Wholesale and retail by Rowand and Walton propne-
tors No u N Sixth street. Phila. James X Mckain,
Camden Roawright and Mot, Columbia, p NJ. Cohen,
Charleston.
Ju, 1S ~
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I'm Ebuity--F.ancaster District.

Sa,nucI B. Enlnuns cl al. vs.. Susanna Ga sion,
Eyccu,riy, ct al-EiIl to subject property and
income. and for partition.
TT appcsring tn nv satisfaction that Asia NJ.
/ CASTOR, Samuel =. CaSlon, Jefferson Cas'on.
Middleton G. Castor, William X. Mcdonald and
wife EyeIina, William Frederick Williams. Sarah
EvcIina Wiliian,s and Susan J. Dye, defendants
in the above stated case, reside beyond the limits
this State: 1t is ordered, on melton Of Clinton
g. Hanna, comp'a:nanis' Solicitors that the said
defendants doa ppcar, and auswc', Plead or demur'
n tho hill in above case within three months from
,,c publication Of ill.,, order: otherwise Judgment
pro 1ortssso will he entered aeainst each and all
Of them. JAMES II. WlTllERS?oON'
v y E',a.,:..o,or,s ,'. Office } E.. r.. L. d.
March -, 1850. G3-3m ~ c'I
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LIK EWIS

An unusually large and varied assortment OF
Lerhorn, Straw, and Rich Fancy Bonnets, of eve
~ size, and all of the newest shapes and mater.
ais, with a choice selection OF Bonnet, Belt, and
Neck Ribbons, and Artificial Flowers.
As canno, possibly cnunleratc all of the "thou:
sand and one" prcttes have recently received, |
would respectfully solicit general inspection, firm.
ly believing that frequent visits. "quick sales and
small profits" will prove profitable, both to the
public and JAAEo "lLsoN.
March II 3O u
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Domestic Manufactures.

We are now prepared 10 offer our stock of
Black and Rl,sSci, pcg%cd Brogans, and Russell
scwcd Negro Shoes, all Of our OWL manufacture,
which We can recommend to our customers as
tilcy have been got up with great care and made
oilhc best materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine for themselves.
Octl7 w. ANDERSON, g. Co.
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Victims Of Dyspepsia!
HISGsA HER 90!
DIR. ALIENS COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered 10 the public generally
from full conviction that it is superior to any other
now in use, for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
pIaint, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness &c
Prepared only by the Proprie'ors, q. w: AL
LEN, NJ. D, Philadelphia, and }. A. Il w. L.
rLEVELAiID, 10. 20? ENG Street, Charleston,
So. Ca. w
o. None Genuine unless signed by DR.. u: w.
ALLEN, and countcrsigncd hy }. a. O. w. L.
CLEVELAND. The b'lllcs having the words
ALIENS DysrrrT1c MEpIcISE, Ph'Ia," blown
on the glass.
Sole Agent for Camden, nav
Nearly Opposite Mrsonic Hall.
Sept 5 80 ~
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CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR,C. WI. JACKSON.


At The German Medicine Store,
NO. l2D ARCH STREET, PIIILADELPHIA,
Will efiiciual!y cure liver complaint, jaundice,
dyspepsia, chronic nervous debility,
disease of ih! Kidneys, and all dis. ,sa.>sz-
arising from disordered
liver or stomach
SEch coIsl pa,un. inward piles fiIlDess ot bland to
the heal acdity Of the stomach Nausea heartburn disgust
for fond ucss weight the stomach sor erictaons,
sinking ucring at tile PIT of lie stomach, swimming OF
The head hurried anl difficult breathing futicr Ig at the
heart cnkny >uiiica.ig sensations when in u lying
posture dimss vision dots webs before the Sight,
fever and dull pain in the head deficiency o perspira,ion,
yeowss Of the skin and eyes, pain n the ii le back,
chcs limbs &c. sudden 1sres Of heat. burning in the
esh constant nnginnys Of evil and great preston OF
spirits ~
The genuine are entirely vegetable and free from al-
chooc s:imulan, syrp aloes rhcubarb, ralomel acids,
and all mineral ai injurious ingredients h are piras-
and -:rcll and mild iu their 6pe alton. never
ging gvn. anv tneasncsS they give Strength TO the
whole system whilst ey drive fromh disease. They can
nc nins;ercd to the most delicate infant with perfect
safety.
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE.
Ita?peared in the lrn.g German Journa' nf Pliadel-
phi the "Pniacphia Democrat" The e itor aas per-
sonay uanrd will Dr. Huo1and and prizi the ser
vices nf this great he could not quietly 10 " upin The
assurance of an imposter without ap2rzins the hlic VI
approaching danger: -,...is, ), &
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-26
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