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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-15
Land and Negroes for Sale.


T1HEIE Subscriber wishing to move to the West
offers for sale his Plantation lying on the wa
tcrs of Big Crcek, Edgefeld District, containing
four hundred (4OO) acres of Land one hundred of
which are in a Ugh state Of cultivation. The re-
mander is mostly woodland. On the premises is
good Dwelling House, and all necessary out-build-
ings. Also,
TEN LIKELY NEGROES,
Stock of Cattle and Hogs, four Young Mules, Plan
tation Tools, 60.
Also, if desired the present years Crop of Corn
and Cotton.
To an approved purchaser great bargain will be
givon. For terms apply to the Subscriber on the
premises JOHNSON LOWRY.
n. .B.-All persons indebted to the Subscriber
are earnestly requested to make payment before
return day. j. L.,
Aug 25 3m 30
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B We are authorized to announce the
following gentlemen as Candidates for Commits
sioners of the Poor Of Edgcfeld District:
WILLIAM FOSTER.
THOS. FURGERSON.
WILLIAM SMILEY.
JAMES M. RICHARDSON.
MARK ETHEREDGE.
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Carriages!

~ dii tS'
ATTIIE OLD STAND OF S. & j. GILBERT,
CHARLESTON, 8. c.
@ g. IL. vi. GILBERT continue the
-. CARRIAGE BUSINESS at the above stand,
Nos 80 and 40. Wentworth Street where they will
be pleased to exhibit their old friends and GUS
toners very
Extensive Stock of Vehicles,
comprising those of their own manufacture together
various other styles usually found in this market
Their long acquaintance with this market rs
Manufacturers and Dealers will enable them to
offer great inducements TO purchasers both in styles
and prices.
!Au@25 If 32
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a E a r n

TN Retiring from business, take this method of
i returning my thanks to my friends for their libe
raj patronage, and respectfully recommend to their
favor MIR. j. r. DELPHI, my successor in bust
ness, who am pleased 10 say is gentleman wor-
thy of confidence.
ANY favor conferred upon him in the way of bu-
slness will be duly appreciated by me. When in
Town shall continue at the office of Mr.. DELrn
where shall always be prepared to render him any
assistance necessary in the business.
NJ W. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, Sept 6, 1859.
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Notice..

4 LT. Persons indebted to the Estate of VIM T.
"A Mintcr, arc earnestly requested to make i'm
mediate payment and those having demands against
said will please render them in property at
tested, forthwith. Is. L. STROM, Admir-
II
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TurniD Seed!

TUsT received from Philadelphia supply Of
J Rutabaga, Globe and Large Norfolk TuRAlP
SEED, for sale by G. l.. PENN, AGENT.
Julv 81 If p
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FOR SALE !.

vVlITAT valuable PLANTATION, lying on Rich
L land Greek, near Mount Willing: in Edgctelj
District, containing
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Sugar and Coffee.

AM now receiving my Spring stock of 'SUG.iR
1 and COFFEE. cunsistn" OF superior article
Of Brown Sugar, Clarified Crushed and Loaf
Government Java and Rio Coffee, of a superior
quality. 5. L. BOWEltS.
Hamburg. April 81 If II
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Hamburg & Edgefeld Plank Rid.

rINIIlS ROAD is now open,fnr travel from Ham,
i burg to the OLD ELLIS, on the Pine House
Road and by the Martin Town Branch from Ham,
burg to near the new Bridge over Stevens Greek.
Prrsnps travelling or sending their Wagons or
Vehicles to Hamburg by the Martin Town Road,
can avail themselves Of the Branch Plank Road t"
Hamburg. turning to the left, half mile above
II;rdys Church, BY which they will avoid all the
hills and sand on the Martin Town Road.
The Eu:l will bc completed from Hamburg to
the Pine House about the lst Of November.
Rates of Toll.
-Four, five and six h"rse Wagons, $ cts per mile
Three
Two ''s' Carriages +" 's
One
Horseback travellers,
Vehicles ON meeting. arc each entitled to half the
PLANK TRACK. aud tie Drivers are required to
turn to the :'RIGllT"'
II. \. KENRICK, President.
Hamburg. S.ptS If "a
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Notice.

Notice.
A IL those indebted to the Estate Of John B. Lo.
Agan, deed, are requested to make immedists
payment, all those having demands to present them
properly attested.
NJ. W. LILIES, ..a
E. P. HOLLOWAY. =
Feb 10 Hfn
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NOticc.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of Joseph
N Moore, decd, are requested to make immcdi-
ate payment, and those having demands against the
estate will present them in due form.
E. PENN, Ex'or.
Feb 12 If
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N Office.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of Henry F..
N Freeman, decd, will como forward imne-
diatcly and make payment and those having de-
mands will render them in properly attested.
'''''>'O j. II. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
1v 81
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A Card.

4 Card,
In presenting myself to my Brother Officers Of
the Division. us r. Candidate for Major. General,
feel assured that have not aspircd to this high
position in The Militia of the Stale, without some
shadow Of claim to their confidence and support
haze for more than sirteen gears been in Com
mission, and since March ls49 as Colonel of the
Sd Regiment. During all this time my position has
been in the line. For my character and quafica-
tions as an Officer, refer with entire confidence to
Adjt. Gen. CAsTEr, Maj. Gen. BoSuAn and Brig.
Cen GoEvIX
publish this Gard as it will be impossible for me
to canvass the Division before the election.
! am with great respect, &c,
J.. p. JONES.
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Lumber I!

TNHE Subscriber has large quantity of LUM-
J. BER of different Sorts for sale at his residence.
N. L. GRIFFIN.
July 10 If II
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MANY OFFICERS OF EDcEFIELD.

T We are authorized to announce Col. E. P.
JONES, Of the 3rd Regiment, Candidate for
SIajor-General, in place Of Gen. NJ. L. BoSHAM,
resigned.
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N office.

A IL Notes due the Subscriber, individually or
n as Executor, arc placed in the Bank Of Ham
burg, for collection Those indebted will please
make immediate payment
DIR. John NJ. Galphin, will act as my Attorney,
during my absence from the Slate.
D. ARDS.
Dec % N
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COFFIN St PRINGLE,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERGHAMEs s.
No. 13 Adger's North Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
GEO. NJ. COFFIN,
jas. r. PRINeLE.
Septl 3m 33
FOURTH SESSION OF TIE EDGEFIELD
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
RDl YDWN2 Z Il DIBS.
Rev. C. A. RAYMOND, Principal

TRUSTEES.
HON. N. L, GRIFFIN. DR. R. T. MINIS,
EDMUND PENN, S. F. GOODE.
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Bacon.

4 LARGE stock of Choice BACON SIDES
~ SHOULDERS, HAMS, and LARD, for
sale by s. T.. BOWERS.
Hsioburg APril2l G Il
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eY MEssRs. EDITORS PLEASE announce
Capt. II. BOULWARE as a Candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
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Headquarters,

Iurm REGIMENT, S. C. NJ,
SLEErr' CREEK, September !, 1852.
ORDERS, NO.
ryNIlE lorn REGIMENT of INFANTRY will
i assemble ut Richardson's on Tuesday, the . Isl
Of September inst, for Drill and Review.
The Commissioned and Non-C Commissioned Off
ccts will assemble the day previous for Drill and
instruction.
By order Of Gen. JomS II. WEvEn.
W. NJ. DEAN, Col.
Sept s at 81
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r. J. DELPHI,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION
M e e G 81 AN T,
HAMRURG & r.

HAMBURG S. C.
HAvING taken the business of Mr.. NJ. W.
Ill COLEMAN, late of this place. respectfully ten
dcrs his services to his friends and the public gene
rally'fn
Storing and Selling cf Cotton
and other produce, RECEIVING and FORWARD
INC Merchandise to the country, and BUYING
SUPPLIES for his customers
He iattcrs himself by strict personal attention
to tile business and constant eye to the interest Of
his Customers to merit and receive liberal share
Of patronage.
" Liberal Cash advances will be made on Pro-
duce in Store, when requiacl
Sept IS Gm 81
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Pickles, &c.

T1CKHCS3 WCs
TUsT Receiving fresh supply of Pickles, Pre-
c serves, Sardcins, Lobsters, Salmon, Citron,
Raisins, Pruncs, Essences for Cooking Fresh Mus
tard, &c. 5. +. Boh Eko:
Hamburg, April II If IL
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fY- The friends of PICKENS B. WEVER,
respectfully announce him as n Candidate for
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Edge
field District.
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Valuable Cotton Plantation

VdludUlG OUGtUu IldutdtlUu
FOR SA lie!
'INIIE Subscriber being dcsirous Of removing lls
l. planting interest South, Offers Tor sale his valu
Die Plantation containing
Mine Hundred Acres,
situated on Sauda River, in Edgcfirld District, p
nlcs Of Chappcs Depot, the Columbia and
Grcrnvillc K. Road.
The above Plantation in point of fertility will
will compare fsvourably with any in the Dis
trict About 500 acres Of this Tract are cleared
and in high state Of cultivation, 200 OF which are
fresh. The remainder (near 100 acrcsj is woodland,
and we'll tmbcrcd with Oak and Hickory.
There is a comfortable Two Story Dwelling
House, and ;d necessary out buildings the prcin
scs. Aiso, a Well Of splendid water in the yard,
and the Plantation is well watcrcd
Any farther information desired, can be obtained
either by addressing the subscriber at Edgcfcld
G. H.. or by applying to Mr.. L. Rodgers, residing
"n the place, WHO will take great pleasure in show
US e.ay 70 ans iuelF.aa.----
d. +. IIOLLINGSWORrIl
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Sept Is
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ShcriG's Sale.

D. +. lIOLLINGSWOETIl.
Sent LIZ II b
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
NORTH EKN RAILROAD.
NeM-HRmpshirc.

r'HIs ROAD connects at White River Junction, tho
fassumpsio Railroad the Central Ogdonsburgh and The
Champuin and 81 Lawrence, 10 MontteuD Railrta ads
with the Conccid, Manchester Nashua, Lowell Boston,
Lawrence, Salem Worcester, and Norwich Roads Il
tho from Of Canada, Northern Vermont
and New Hampshire 20 Boston.
On and uicf June r52 Passenger trains run follows;
Leave Boston at - NJ, and ~ NJ, Tor Central and
Tafsumpsc Roads. Leave West Lebanon 7,05 A. NJ.
and IS r. NJ, o. arrival Of Cars from upper Road
This oute passes through the Capitals OF New Hampshire
and Vermont, and the fare sod height as low as by any
The Fare and Freight "a as low as any other.
Passengers by the FIRST Up Trains Northern and sull
Roads betwikt Concord and Windsor tClae-
mont Chastown, Boluws Falls, &c, without detention.
Passengers from Genital aud Passumpsc Roads via Concord
and Nashua get to Gfoon Junction. Worcester, Ptov
dence, Norwich New York SC, low by hei Routes.
special Catue Tram wilgo through o,st the route
every Tuosdiy There cattle pens and good
modstions short distance from Pottefs the Lowell
Road by this drosoIs have not only the adran-
iase Of the Cambridge and brighton Markets but also the
market nj Manchester, Nashuu, Lowell, Lawrence aud
Salon.
Freight Trains daily this route, beiwisl Boston,
Salem, Lawrence, Worceste Nashua, Manchester aud ST.
JohnsbJry Burlington, Rousr Point, Montreal and Ogden-
hugh,-sHd Merchandise Is carried cheap and e1ped
tousy as by any other route
oNsLoW sTEARNs, Agent.
ri n iun ali,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
PATENTS.
< FORGEsN OFFICE.
AGENCY TDK BUSINESS
WITH IuE o. s.PATENT OFFICE.
WsFHf~aTnN,
No % Stain street Efost,p


IN $50 the sopctlrr appointed h,tlo Commits sion
rl of lutentsi Agent of hu 4 Patent Duice. 90 ac
60 dance with tao leiu 81 ciion of Act Of le37.
Having tclingurhtd hn AgescY Tor The tfausmis.on OF
hodts uud adopted 4mpie eKpcaun- uioIc of sending
iAem to the fatuui uuue rcrsbg Patent procured
about sI nefks edFiu pc continues forward them tree
OF 'Npcnseto procure Caveats, SPECIFICATIONS Assign
mcuf, and u tine necessary Papers and nuWinss tor Pa
tents aud 10 render advice on eal Hnd scientific itoGs
respecting the same Patents secured Europe aud other
countries.
SO sPpicn'ion a this oil -, ore saved the time
nad expense ola luurney 10 Washington there as
we'll us 90 porsonni toulo in obtaining their paiouts
They also have e Hds1ntase Of UertoNg explaining hor
nuoui and of to04ultn- ect them matters in
geaera W paramount Importance Obtain correct
specV7afoHs and raas The experience OF siesR years
Practise. extensive collection Of works i.inns
&c. mechanical subjects, the Piout Laws and patents
OF different countrs, collected al much expense during
Tho long hmo ih Ollie has bee established nh
accounts here sept OF Inventions patented al Mashnrton
curing paieas, atsnce and information, which ia other
respects, might be diff ult OF sttainment.
Il. Il. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
Was'iHgtos, faiv o. lcig-Durus tho time occupied
ue Oce ol Cunulssoucr OF Patents, 4. u. EDDY, ESQ,
OF sten did business the Potent Office solicitor tor
procuring Putrut There were lew, any, persons acting
tent once and ;here who conducted il with
more skill, fidelity anu succcss regard Nj Eddy
of he best Informed AND skiu Patent Solicitors in
the United saios, and have hesitation iu assuring Ia
vendors that thoy cannot employ pereou competent
aud trustworthy, and more capable of putting their appca-
lions in fom for Them oay and favorable
confederation At the Patent Office,
EDMUND BURKE,
l. 60 Commissioner OF Patents.
BOSTON, Sent. q. 1871 al / W.
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HEREISYOUR REMEDY
HolloWay's Ointment.

PERSON - YEARS OF AGE CURED uf' BAD
rrc op I-ufp1rv VI. ,e,s.er.Nn,,c
80 '''' '''''' ~ o. ''-'"'-''
C9Pg ETA afr ffam M ba f5bs, BHicr ~ Gis OrcRs u
hHsh.iBf, NOR Haadd .3cid, dfita .hsg jls, leJl.
To Pfofassor nttrow,y
SRI sud rra for parinl Of fbtv ven rs from Ia loo
the result at two or thrpn different ncrlenis W O.. Walk
recommended e., or,ntic svmptons h.d ,,r,o,.e a., a.
vafic, of med cb advice itbtt deriving aa, enen, and
WIS even told thai the leg pust be upnt,e v,f IA o,n
.ition d, th,t ,fi,for SON, PM and
ed eo,nniei, cure in "a shott A limo mai a.. Lo 49,,
not wines sed n would ctcdlt tho ttct
f~iaueb NN AIMS
The tuih OF 'his statement can be verified hy Mr.. W. r.
J. iglind, theuHs rs, Market street, ind'utshrd.
DREADFUL BAD BREAST CUREDIN ONEMONTu
-. r . 49,. -, a., 49,, -,
h''ae' ~ ''''' ~. ~ - ia'@ ~ fe"AaTsli
r.. 49,. ~ ti hs"', au''' De' i'''' '7''
~ 50 -" ~, i.,-N. Nv, y -, g., II
. ~ ~ W., ..' -u"t'uu "'n hA' h''asiA Mofe
s4 r",ips 'ne WIZ i,' f 9a' .le o',i
meue' l' p"anee hu ava !" o." nso' haine before heal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
Pure Precipitated Phosphate Of
Lima.

II ECOMMENDED BY Professor Stone aud others to be
- taxed wuh COD LIVER on, They should be kepi
sePefae aud mixed When aken the iauf, long Kent
becomes oh'nsse Seveiai physcian-, who have taken
otes OF many eases treated with the mixture aud with OH
alone, alternately, case ne eoct of
he oil Is improved by adding The e, while others the
oil alone u most beneficial l. therefore advisable 10
ploy physician whse any doubt exists For
sale by JOSEPH BURNETT SO Ttemoni Row
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
Tai.e pnrtioular Notice.

Noung men who haso injured themselves hy cortsi.
pftctce indulg I'd int hah ifriueniy leurnoi from
companions schunl-the effects Of which nighil
ti, rvcn whom hsliep, aud destroy both mind and body
shouid amply Immediately. eaknfss AMI constitutions
debility los Of muscular energy. physical lassiiude
general prosruiun ifruhiy md aif affections
indigestion, suggi.huess of the liver over, disease
connected with no disorder OF he sfocfeauv,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
BuRNETT'S
Pure Cod Liver Oil.

&ENERAL distinguished medical gentlemen have lately
- published papers showing the sfcscy Of this simple
remedy Ia removing COUGHS, INFLUENZA, BRON-
chlii-, and other Irritating Diseases of the threat
uogs II Is important uny that tnc OH should be pure
1u' that should be prepared from FRESH aud HEALTHY
LlNiRS, a. that which 10 stale impure s only
worthless, but highly inurnus troubling the digestive Or
guns, and doianging the whole Vita economy. The pure
article - destitute oiany odo but
y coofed and scarcely dsiastcful OF this nature the ad
NeTlFer waIrshts the OIL offered hy him
IS JOSEPH l.URNErT "a T,emop, Row
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Collins Montpelier, Johnson Z Campbell Wa.shcld
1oss beiano Waterbury, 4 bancroft Paind-d, French
a Walker baTTe, Cardell Warren. Pntuam a Wooster
MufshhoiI Durham Moreiovn, II Il Camp Nortiteld
Fred T. smith, AoIihhsld A ; White Nofthhed, Juhn
sen helten MildlsseH. W Paddock Factory Vii. 40
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ELDREDGE JOHNSON,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law!
OFFICE, BEAsOM's uuILuINEi NAN sIA"~I
NASHUA, Nj

VIII give PROMPT atenou 10 all business cuifusitIlo '''
care in uny of the CorRrs Tius SrAfA' ...
Toy ultu continue 60 transgci business % '} d.
SOUTHERN OR IVES ERA STATES suth as rug
chasing Government Lands o. Improved Farms l-..s
Laim lulrs, Fayins TuNos, Examining l.iud enI
Abe owner de crpion OF is situation, value, ~,
ling Lands, investigating the settlement OF 'he
persons deceased. Securing the property helnhe niN
estutcs, Collecting Drlts 81 $40 kindsi and nm M
TO ANY LEGAL BUSINESS IN TIE aoOi" W.
WEST s-if.,
Land Warrants Bought Sold and Located ioi me SUM-
and Bounty Land DIS iused oi on CoanlissiOa' 80 49,.
Mr Edrcdge, having travelled cxtensitcy ih%"e fi-s
and on Government lands, and thereby aeqnifed
OF the best locations and general business acq
will continue TO make Journeys ai htpNl.fh ''-
Walls. attend the foreign business ei he uNa' ti,e
During his Absence ~ Johnson will be found % lnui ~
hce. attend 10 ul haine husnes-, and VIII l''''
ward 10 Mr. e. ail lofeign business irii WIN nun .i.g
| and faithfully. -. ,,uNsON
N. r. ELDRLDGE. 32:tf ). W. jun
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Pepsin ia Powder.
-. -. NIL Zoo 90 De-,

seadiag al pats OF ihe county the
DIGESTIVE MATTER on the PEPslN, Is nut ~ IA
tho oIm OF Powder, with directions be- dissolved IN water
by paent These Powders Just the same mat
the bottles, and will be sent b. mail FREE of POsr
AGE, Tor ONE DOLLAR sent (Post PAID to Dr. j. 5.
HOuGHTON, N. d., Ihiiadalphia, Pa.
tJObSERkE TnlS Livery boiile of tue genuine
PLiSiN heais the wntiea signature OF J. HDUGifrON
NJ, p sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copy night aud
Trade MHfk secured.
Q-lsold b all urugsisls and Dealers In Medleines.
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH,
HOLLO WAYS PILLS.


AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF THE GRAVEL,
AND MOST DANGEROUS LAYER COMPLAINT.
NsS South Wales, daisd Fsb. 55tb, lr5i.
si.-A Mr. Thomas ClaIk seul.rat Lake Geofge, was
Tor oonsiderablo time 'iousy AN cic with comp ant
nfhc Lve, together with the Gravel liz medical attoH
dauis ner tying all hetsk, candidy told him iha bis
ease was hopeless 10 thus situation aud when expecting
every day would ietmaao hs erstcnoe friend recon-
mended him to ~ Holloway Pills and aofofu hope he
did the hfs dose gave Inn conside liable rele he hofc
Tore pesoyered IN taking them ong The directions,
and Is rescued TO perfect health tie will feel great
pleasure 10 confirming this statement, even make &
(sgnedl wM. JONES, Proprietor of tho
Goulhurn Herald, New south Wales.
CURE OF A PAIN a TIGHTNESs IN the CHEST
AND STOMACH OF a PERSON "a YEARS OF AGE
From Mcssrs. rhew * SON
Popotors Of the Lyun Advertiser who vourh for the
following stttomenis, August ~, lcjl.
To ?. ofessor Holloway,
sirl desire 10 bear testimony TO tho good effect. of
ilooway's Pills. For several years suffered severely
FROM pkin sud ghtuess IA the stomach, winch vas niso
accompanied by shoane's OF hoah 'nai prevented mo
from walking about AM "a ,eots u age, SOD no"3iir
standing my advanced state OF life these pulls h.vu
acquainted with their virtues am now rendered by M it
noaus, comparatively active, and can tbe exercise without
Ssisaedl HENRY cor, Norm -lrre,, Lynn, Norfolk.
wonderful Efficacy of IiolloWay's PM, In
Cases of DrOpsy.
Persons suffering from dfup-y. about tle turn OF
lie, other shoul Immediately recourse
these Ps as hundreds OF pcfsou annually cuisd By
their use OF this dircul complaint in ito dlen stages
These celebrated pills arc wonderfully Ell
carfous ina the following com plaintst
Ague Dfepsy iHn Illumination ror, IhIolt
Asthma Dysebiefy Jaundice Stone q Gravel
Bilious Comh's Eyfipeias Liver Com Second ~ ymp
hloiohes on the Female IT. pisinls Tie DluoufuuA
skin rcgulades LumbIgo Tumours
Bowel Comp fnvers Ufali Piles Ulcers
Coles kinds Rheumatism Nenufeal aflec's
Constipation Its Retention OF Worms, all kinds
OF the bowels Gout unne Weakness, fron
Consumption Hea -Achn srfoiuia, whatever cause,
Debility, Indigestion Kings Evil, &c. sc.
w. n. Woodward, Waterbury; Horace Holden, Middle
sex; =. X. COLLINS, Montpelier A. G. Burnham.
MOretown Cyrus skinner, Waitsdcll Geo. - Edson So
NoHhhcldi Nathan kmball, Warren MARI Fronch Bar
Andrew boy, Plain6ell Charles eihey No. Mont-
pelof A. =. Hicks, East Ceiais Putnam \ Wooltor,
Marshded L. Smith, NorhAcid, and by agents ia ~.
most town AID village Of New England and by deal
eIs Ia medicines generally in Other states.
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There o. 10 iufm OF OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
which 40 does not seem 90 reach and No
matter how bad they may be, ngyos INSTANT RELIEF!
Asngle dose removes a the unpleasant symptoms aud
only needs 10 be repeated o short tune make these good
ELECTS permanent. PURITY OF bLOOD, aud NiGOR OF
BODY follow az Il Is particularly excellent
90 Nausea Noniitiug, CramIs, soeness The ft OF tho
stomach, distress amer eating low, cold OF tho Blood
ieavngss, lowness OF sruis Des ,0ndency, Emgcaiion
Weakne-s, tendency TO Insanity, Suicide eze
DR.. HoUGuIONiS pEPsiN, Is sold by nearly all the
dea hue drugs Popular Medcines the
United states. Il is prepared Powder aud flu,d form
and % Prescription vias Tor the OF ths sciaus.
fhlHAtE tlkCtI LARS tor tho OF Physicians, may
be obained Of d. oughon his Agents. describing the
whole process OF preparation, aud giving the authoues up
on which The cinias this remedy based As Is
NOT SECRET REMEDY, objection eau be raised
against It's b hyciun. respectable Standing sud
uiar pTaciice. Piics. ONE DOLLAR per bot
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'li = largest a-ofnrnt of Hardware ever Offered n tow %.
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