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A Lovely Young Lady Cured of
Consumption

TnE following is from the pen Of WV. II. Levi
SON Esq the distinguished editor of the U. S. Mill
lary and Naval Argus, under date of New York,
January o6. 1851. What could be more conclusive
alt is seldom We permit ourselves 10 occupy d
space in these columns TO speak in praise Of any ar.
icle in the patent medicine way: hut when VIC sec
the life Of fruw creature saved by the Of any
mrlirine whatever. we consider it as our rigfn, il
not onr duty, 10 give q simple slatcme.t OF facts,
that others may, in like manner, he benefited. The
which has induced us 10 pen Ibis article was That
of Young ln'y of our acquaintance WHO by frequent
rNpnsnrc to llc night air. contracted q Gold which
settled on The Lungs before its ravnges could bc
says trhis occurred Two years ago this winrr)
Harns remedies nsed, hut with very little effect
or hrncii.-'fhc Cough grew worse, with copiolis
exprrtnra'i'll. and the sunken eye. and PALE hollow
cheek. told plainly that pulmonary disease was doing
iIs worst on lrr delicate frame. The family physi.
rlan wns consulted. and. although he would not admit
the young lady that she rrnlly had The Consump.
linn. vel lie would give encouragement rs to cure.
At Ibis crisis her motlcr persuaded 10 make
rlse of bottle of DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup of
livcrwort and Tar. and we arc happy to state she
was perfectly cured in less than three months by this
medicine alone. after even hope was destroyed. II is
useless TO comment such ,his, fsr the
simple truth will reach where polished fiction never
can. IF any dn?hr ir authenticity Of this statement,
Let them call at this Oice-U. S. Military and Ma
val roIIs
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gabbatb Reaoing,
THE LORD WILL PROVIDE.


Tnorcu troubles assail, and dangers alright,
Though friends should all fail, and foes all unite;
Yot one thing secures us,-whatever betde,
The Scripture assures us the Lord will provide.
The birds without barn or storchouse are fed,
From them let us learn to trust for our bread
Lis saints what is fitting shall ne'er be denied
So long as 'ts written, The Lord will provide.
We may, like tho ships, by tcmpests be tossed
On perilous decps, but cannot be losti
Though Satan enrages the wind and the tide,
Their promise engages, The Lord will provide.
Ills call sc obey, IKE Abraham Of old,
Not knowing our way, but faith makes us bold;
Forthough we are strangers, we have true guide
And trust, in all dangers, The Lord will provide.
When Satan appears to stop up our path,
And fills US with fears, we triumph by faith;
lie cannot take from us, though oft ho has tried,
This heart-checrins promise, The Lord will provide
lie tells US we're weak, our hope is in vain
The good that we seek, we nc'er shall obtain;
But when such suggestions our spirits have piled,
This answers all questions, The Lord will provide.
No strength of our own, or goodness, we claim;
Yet since we have known the Saviour's great name,
In this our strong tower, for safety we hide:
The Lord is our power, The Lord will provide.
When life sinks apacc, and death is in view,
This world of his grace will carry us through;
No fearing or doubling with Christ on our side,
We hope to die trusting The Lord will provide.
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Coop NrruRE-Good nature is a gem
which shines bright wherever it is found.
1t cheers the darkness of misfortune, and
warns the heart that is callous and cold.
In social life who has not seen and felt its
influences? Don't lei little matters ruile
you. Nobody gains anything by being
cross or grabbed. If friend has injured
if you want employment and cant get it, or
cant get your honest dues; or fire has con.
samed or wator swallowed up the fruits OF
many years hard toll, or your faults mag,
niied or enemies traduced, or friends de.
ceived never mind, don't get mad with any
body, don't abuse the world or any of lis
creatures, keep good naturcd and our word
for it; all will come right. The soft south
wind aud the genial sun are not more cilec
tual in clothing the earth with ycndure and
sweet flowers of spring, than is good nature
in adorning the heart Of men and women
with blossoms of kindness, happiness and
Affection flowers, the fragrance OF
which ascend to heaven.
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From the American Farmer.
DRILLING IN WHEAT.

As the time will soon arrive for farmers to
decide on the mode of seeding their fall
grain, and, if to be drilled, to supply them
selves with good drill, l hasten to give the
notice I promised you on the experiment
made last fall with "Picrson's Drill, which
obtained of Ezra Whitman, Jr., and as
your columns may he crowded, will be
very brief 1T present, and give YOU more
extended notice after have finished thresll-
ing my grain.
seeded 55 acres in wheat in st. Mary's
Co., Nd, with the drill, under the direction
o. good practical farmer, from the 18th OF
September to the last of October, the early
seeding was best,) the most of which was
seeded on wheat stubble, fallowed and plow-
ed with one horse plow the same way;
some drilled across the blowing and some
lengthwise. 1t was not found necessary to
harrow before drilling
Three acres were not fallowed until late
in September, when growth Of weeds was
turned in which was three feet high, aud
drilled after a shallow blowing. The rest
WAS drilled corn land; the corn was cut of,
and the land plowed with one.horse pow
and the wheat drilled without any further
preparation. The drill worked delightful on
all except the three acres referred to, and on
that the wheat Was we'll drilled, but with
some extra labor in keeping the tines clean.
We drilled l ii bushels Mediterranean
wheat per acre, and it was sufficiently thick,
and l.2 bushels of Eturian wheat, which
was too thin; both came up regular aud
stood the winter better than plowed.in wheat.
The too lots of Mediterranean are now
thrashed-one of 2G acres yielded over IS
bushels per acre (shc best sample have seen
this year)-tbc other Of 8 acres yielded
nearly 81 bushels per acre which was a
good yield, considering it was in Il neigh
borhoud where the rust has very seriously
injured the wheat crop, and think the yield
must have been increased from 2 to 4 bush
els per acre by the use of the drill, with a
saving of one.third of bashcl of seed per
acre. am so well satisfied that there is n
gain of the cost Of the drill $;l5O) for every
100 acres Of wheat drilled on good, fair
land, that would not he deprived of the
use of one il it cost me that amount, but
from my present knowledge, wonId think
that the use Of a drill will not cost (iatercst
included over twenty cents per acre.
r. \. NiLBURS.
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SrARcu.-Therc is no better way, that
have ever tried, for making nice starch for
shirt.bosoms than to boil it thoroughly after
mixing, adding little fine salt, and a few
shavinys OF a star or spermacrti candle. l
have found tho STAR or pressed lard candle
quite as good as sperm. Let tho starch boil
at least te. minutes, and it will give gloss,
if neatly ironed, fully satisfactory to the en-
qrisite taste of a-dandy.
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Carriage Manufactury !

rJNIlE Firm Of HILL & WARnLAw, in the Car
j r;agc making business having been mutually
dissolved, the Subscriber takes pleasure in RETURN
ing his thanks i,f patronage thus far received,
and respectfully soliciis continuance Of the same.
Ills is the We'll known stand in Pnttrr>villr, about
mile North of l;dgcicli H.. where all orders
will be attended to in NEAT and WORKMAN.
LIKE MANNER, and upon lis reasonable terms us
possible.
The Subscriber has also on hand n splendid as
sorlmcnt of ready made Carriages, Coach
Is, HHGSieS, &c, all Of which will be sold
at moderate prices. JOHN HILL.
July II If ~
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Spring and Summer Goods!!
j. A. YANWENKLE,

D. As A.9 w 1N fA1/1,
MERCHANT 11All Or
NEXT Doom TO GEORGIA Raj. ROAD BANK,
AUG USIA. GEORGIA.
I HAVE now on hand and for sale q complete
4 aud extensive assortment of
Cloths, cassimeres, Vestings, Drap
D'Etcs, CasInerets, &C.,
For Spring and Summer use, which will be made
to order in 4 style of superiority and elegance. Al
who arc in want of fine garments and wish them
10 fit as they ought to fit viii please give me call
and satisfy themselves.
Ready Made Clothing.
My Stock of CLOTHING this season is full
and large. comprising Clo:h. Frock mud
Dress Coats. Cloth, Casln, r,tt ~
and Drap D'IIte Sacks. Bpk,
Satin D'Chcne White s''a77
and Striped silk Sacks Grass
Linen. Pongcr Silk and Brown s
Linen Sacks, Black and Fancy Colorcd
Pants, Aarscis Pants, and large assortm,nt
Of Buff, White and Fancy Marscis Vests, Sc.
-ALSO-
A large supply Of furnishing articles, such as
Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery, Snspcndcrs. Collars Silk,
Gauze, Cotton and Nlerino under Garments, White
and Colored Shirts, &c. 80
And Fine Stock -
OfPERFUMERY G FANCY ARTICLES.
All Gords in my establishment are of the BEST
QUALITY and will be sold right.
j. a. YANWINKLE.
Augusta, April IF IL
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Notice.

A 1T. Persons indebted to the estate Of Leroy
N IT, Mundy, decd, arc hereby notified 10
make immediate payment, and those having de-
m.nds will present them properly a,tcsicd.
H. T. WRIGHT, Adm'r,
July 3n %
~ Ahbcville Banner will copy three months
and forward account to this Office
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he'll back-then Immediately start the
others and let them pull him backward for a
hundred yards or more.-Two or three such
lessons will perfectly cure him of all his
crawfshing propensities.
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derstand the simplest laws in nature. Des-
pisc not then thy fellow.man, for in every
soul that wears the image of its Maker, there
is hidden germ of power that may WELD
the destinies of nations. Rejoice then,
Christian, with the first glcam Of good and
truth for it breaks from the Sun of Riyhte-
business, whose noontide glory shall wrap
the earth in its blaze.
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TESTIMONY OF THE PRESS.
From the n. y. Courier, Aug i

DR. ROGERS SYRUP OF TIvERwoRT AND TAR.
We have heard of several important cures recently
effected by this exccllen, medicinal preparation. and
in one instance that came under observation,
can speak confidently. One Of our employees who
hadsnfcrcd severely from long standing cold, du-
ring the past week commenced the nse of this medi.
cine, and his Cold has entirely disappeared.
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OBSERVER.

How TO Reform A BALKEY HoRsE-Ir
you have one, harness him into good sin
gle tree, then fasten him, tail to tail, to
we'll haruessed team of good strong horses
attached to pair of double trees, start him
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DEs. 4. G.. TEAGUE,
'holesale & Retail Druggist,

DIES. a. u. ElASt ~,
Wholesale & Retail Druggist,
TN.\kES this method Of returning his thanks I"
Il. his friends aud patrons, mr The patronage he
has received in the sale OF Drugs. Medicines. &c
lris now receiving an addition to his already ca
tcnsivc Stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Siuils Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty
Physicians Shop Furniture, &c.
TIE FINEST WINES AND BRANDlES,
for Medicinal purposes,
Fine Cigars and Tobacco,
PERFUMERi
or his own and Northern make,
French Extracts, &c, &c.
Paint, Hair, Hat Sh"c and Tanners Brushes
Tinctures & Medicinal Compounds,
made under his own supervision in strict
accordance with the L. Dispry.
Tho most Reputable NOssruns,
All of which lie will sell at prices that will compare
ayoraby with any SnnIhcrn market. Those wish
ing tn purchase articles in his line will do well To
call anl examine his Stock and prices.
Edecicla G. H.. Jan 90 If
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rTNIIE Subscriber havingsformcd. a Co-Partncrship
4 with Mr.. W. .A+WARDLAW, Of Charleston,
formerly Of Abbcvillc. S. c., for the purpose of do
ing GENERAL fCTORAG Eand COMMIS-
SION BtfSiNN++:s >...ils-rinsalE Of the present
opportunity, Of rctu hng his sincere thanks to Ills
numerous friends forthc liberal patti onagc bestowed
for number of years past st-and in moving, tenders
the services uf the new concern of WARDLAW
e. WALKER, Charleston, where he hopes many,
if not all his old patrons will nd it to their interest
to ship their produce.
The recent arrangements of the South Carolina
Rail Road Companyawil enable them soon 10 lave
4 Depot the city Of Augusta, thereby save the
war,ling Of produee of any kind Mr. :lorN G..
I:rEs, Agent Of Wa w, in Augusta. will a'trn!
to the forwarding ofall pr"iucc tlrt their friends
may feel Disposed to send them. free Of charge,
save drayage. G.. WALKER.
Augusta, July 10, 1852. If %
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From the n. y. Mirror, Sept. Q.

LrvEEwoRT AND TAR.-Ofthc rirtncs Of Dr. Ror.
crs' Consh Medicines prepared from The above arti.
c!cs it is needless speak its efficacy in speedi.
lv curing Coughs. Colds and other lung complaints.
whic, 100 Frequently, if neglected result in Con.
sumption. is well established public confidence
10 need eulogy now.
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Brilliant Display of IeWelry !

T HAVE just received. in addition To my former
Il stock of JEIVELRY. handsome assortment pi
Double and single Cascd Gold Lever Watches
Anchor Escapcncnt and Detached ''
Double and Single Cascd Silver Lever
GrmtIrinrns Guard, Fob and Vest Chains,
Ladies Chatalaincs and Guard Chains,
50 Gold Bands and Hair Bracelets,
Cuff Pms, Guld and Cornclian Charms,
Crosses. Lockets, 4 trrows. Buttons &C.
Fashionable Brooches for Ladies and Gents,
'' Ew and Finger Rings,
Gold and Silver ThnIblcs,
Gold Pencil Cases, with and without Pens,
Silver Combs, Coral Arnlrts and Necklaces.
These articles received direct from tho Importers,
are all WARRANTED, and shall be sold LOW.
w. p. BUTLER.
hpril Is II lj
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Notice.

A IL persons having demands against the estate
N of J. a. Perrin, deed, arc requested to rcn-
der them in 10 Capt. w. Harrison, ms he is my
Agent during my absence from the State.
a. PERRIN, Admir-.
April tt ii
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Notice.

a I'll Persons indebted to the Subscriber up to
IA the lst of January last, must make payment
previous to return day, 10 avoid cost.
JOHN uUlET.
Aug % At 32
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American Messenger.

REsrEcT FOR TIE AsED.-There is
something venerable in age. In all nations
the highest respect has been paid to it. The
hoary head, says Solomon, is a crown of
glory, if it be found in the way of righteous.
ness. The patriarchs were kind Of Lares
among the tribes of their descendants A.
mony the Egyptians the young were obliged
to rise up in the presence of the old, and on
every occasion, resign them the most honor
able seat. The Spartans borrowed this law
from them, and rigidly enforced it among
their youth. They never thought of its
breaking the spirit" Of their rising warriors
to require this submission. Job sets it
down as mark Of deplorabls degeneracy
among his people, that they who were
younger than he, had him in dersion. 1t
stands imperishably recorded as one of
Heavens high commands, that honor is to
be given to father and mother. This too is
commands "with promised blessing to those
who obey, but an implied curse, yea, cut
ting off from the land, to those who disre-
gard it. 1t has been supposed that our re-
publican Institutions are not favorable to
the growth Of this spirit. There is the more
need, then, that it be assiduously cultivated.
The mind even in infancy should be deeply
imbued with it. And venerate the aged," "
should be, with our whole people one of
the fixed mayims of lie, no one allowing
himself any departure from it.
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Ir is stated that among, tho millions Of
farmers in the United States, there is not
one Jew"
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Notice..

4 III, Persons indebted to tho estate Of Oliver
N Towcs, arc requested to make immediate pay
mcn, and those having demands against the same
will render them in properly aitcstcd.
r. NJ. SCURRY, Administrator.
Dot tf IS
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MOMENTS OF MELoDY.-I remember once
strollng along the margin Of stream, in
one Of those low, sheltered valleys on Sails
bury plain, where the monks of former ages
had planted chapcls and bulls hermits" cells.
There was a little parish church near, but
tall clms and quivering aldcrs hid it from the
sight, when all on sudden, | was startled
by the sound of the full organ pealing OIL
the ear, accompanied by rustic voices, and
the willing choir ofvillugc maids and children
1t rose, indeed, "like an exhalation of rich
distilled perfumes" The dew from thou.
sand pastures was gathered in its soltncss !;
the silence of thousand years spoke in it.
1t came upon the heart like the calm beauty
Of death; fancy caught the sound, and faith
mounted on it to the skies 1t I'LL the valley
like u mist, and still poured ont its endless
chant, and still it swells upon the ear, and
wraps me in a golden trance, drowing the
noisy tumult of tile world.
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From the n. Y. Despo,ch, Aug 95.

WE have heretofore taken occasion 10 give our tes.
rimony in favor Of the curative properties Of DR..
Rogers Compound Syrup Of Liver:rort and Tar, and
would here repeat the advice already given, for all
prfsnns whn afflicted with Consumption, or any
of the prcnoni'ory symptoms, TO make trial of Dr.
Rogers preparation.
c.S The Genuine is signed ANDREW RoeERs. on
the steel plate engraved wrapper aronnd each bollle,
and is sold wholesale and retail by
SCOFII e. MEAD,
lib Chartres street. New Orleans,
Sole General Agents nr the Southern States to whom
all orders mist be addressed.
IsSr Sold also by C. l.. PENN, EdgefclL c. II:
WARDLAW & DENDY, Abbevillc {. H.: PRATT
IL JAMES. Newberry, A. J. CREIGHTON, Ham,
burg, So. Ca.
April | If II
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August is
Receive, Store and Sell Gotten

Receive, Store and Sell Gotten
and other produce Consigned TO his care. Also
receive aud forward Merchandise 10 The country.
In rendering his services 10 the public he ila,tcrs
himself from an experience Of SEVENTEEN
YEARS in the above business, and Il thorough
kaoulcdgc of all its branches as well rs from Il
general acquaintance with the planters Of the sur
rounding country, together with his nrdiridcd per-
soual attention 10 the business that he will be
able 10 give general satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their confidence, and assurcs them
that no effort shall be wanting, OH his part, to pro-
mote their interest
Liberal Cash advances made on Cotton and other
produce in Store.
Orders for iagsing. Rope, and family supplies
promptly filled, al the lowest market rates.
Aug is II ~
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Peach Brandy.

{ A SUPERIOR article Of PEACTT BRANDY,
N just the thing for putting up Peaches. For sale
by HOLLINGSWORTII & NICHOLAS.
Aug IS If 81
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Candles, &c.
Notice.
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be
l. made to the Legislature Of South Carolina at
It's next Session. for division Of Edgelicld District
so as to give Judicial District to the Sauda side.
Aug If 90
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WEEpIvG-No fault is more general than
to put of pulling weeds, to admit OF attend.
ing TO what is mis-callcd more important bu-
siness. 1t often occurs that one man un the
first of q month can weed moro ground,
than can be rendered clean by ten men for
an equal length OF time on the tenth of the
month, and, therefore, the procrastination
renders the evil ten tines as great. In adj
dion to this, many weeds, when small, will
leave the ground with their roots attached,
but after slight enlargement will break, when
pulled, at the earth-crown, and have the
power Of growing from each piece Of root
left in the ground, but when earl pulled this
difficulty does not exist Many shed their
seeds early, and hence their early cxterrnina-
ton prevents their seeding. Well cleaned
land can be TILED at much less expense than
that bearing weeds. Some crops, parlicu-
larly those slow of gcrmination, like the
carrot, are often lost by tic pre-occupancy
of the ground before the termination Of
| their seeds.
The cleaning Of such crops il thereby
rendered expensive, and many farmers are
deferred from raising carrots by this diff
Guilty. We have already given methods for
preventing the growth of weeds with the
carrot and many other crops, but us gen
eral rule, the removal of weeds before they
hold possession to the soil by long occu-
pancy, secures a better title to the growing
crops.-Working Farmer.
--------< -
WHAT Is TIE DEsIGS OF M,NUEES!-lt
is to furnish the soil with those elementary
substances that enter nto the formation OF
| vegetable structures for il the soil does not
contain an adequate quantity Of these sub
stances, tho farmer would obtain only Il fee
ble crop. Without this supply vigorous
vegetation cannot be produced This is
seeming y sclf.cvident In human art, if a
q machine is to be formed there must be II
supply of the materials of which it is to be
constructed. A man might be considered
insane wcrc he to talk Of constructing Il
fence, or a plow, or a wagon, without the
wood and iron needed for them. And not
less so in talking Of raising plants without
the requisite elements for then.-Grani,c
Farmer.
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Rags Wanted.

A FAIR price will be given for RAGS, "a
N Cot,on) by Sc BOWERS.
Hamburg, Aprl2l If Ii
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Fire Proof Warehouse


Fire Proof Ware House,
situated on Jackson Street. between the Rail Road
Depot and l'roal street near hetilobe Hotel for
merly occupied BY Walter & Dryson, and more re-
Gently by q Walker &c Son.
The location is an excellent one, being convenient
to the Rail Ruals Hotels Banks and chief business
Houses Of the city.
Having every facility for business, and The disro-
sitiun 10 extend every accommodation t" his cusl"-
mcrs. with long acquaintance with the interests "i
the planter, he hopes llcmay have, not only con-
tinuancc. hut increase Of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him.
Orders for Family Supplies, Bagging, Sc, prompt
y and carefully filled al the lowest market prices.
TAVING transferred the lease on the Ware
Il House lately occupied by US to Mr. NJ. p
STovAlL, in consequence of our removal to Char
lesion, we take great pleasure in recommending
him to our friends.
G.WALKER & son.
augusta, July l,-lS52. ST. aS
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Office.

A IL those Indebted to the estate of Charles
N B. Logan, decd, arc required to make pay
mcnt, and those having demands to present them
properly attcstcd.
M. W. LILIES,
A. MN, Ad'rs.
T. p. HOLLOWAY.
Feb 10 lin
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Observe This.
DIR. ROGERS xi
LIVER W0RT AND FAR =!

4 SAFE and certain cure for Coughs, Colds,
n Group, Asthma Consumption of the Lungs
Splitting of Blood. Bronchitis, looping Cough, and
all Pulmonary AEt clions
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.Bulst Received

EROM the Factory a large variety Of CHAIRS
IL which we will sell low for Cash.
BUSHNELL s. WITT.
July aS If 90