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The Chattanooga (Tenn. ) Gazct

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The Ghattano ga Tenn. Gazette
salluasssas follpRs Sto the erection Of
.s5sl Il. Sas az fity, ei!sys, ,l29s, lor
Tho purpose Of curing bacon, etc: Fl
sGirculating about town the other
day, we took occasion to visit the
large smoke house of Mcssrs. G. T..
Grcenville, & Co. Mr.. G., tho ac-
tive partner, has taken great pains
and spared no expense to fit up
house every way safe and convenient.
Immediately adjoining it is a large
Sante;room, with a thick floor for re-
$ceiying bacon and preparing for
handling. A door leads from it into
the smoke house. Deep yauI.s arc
sunk in the ground and walled up
with brick. At one end Of the vaults
arc steps TO 50 down with wood---at
ssthe:other is the fire, which is covered
oycrWith CRATES, forming net work
#,that1makes it impossible for spark
10 get through. Green hickory wood
saloneis used. An additional sccuri
ty against fire doing damage is found
in: Keeping a large cistem full OF wa
ssster.convenient for immediate use, and
= Mr.. G., informed US that he also had
ai small fire engine, intended for his
warehouse yard, ready for use if fire
was;to break out in any ofhis cXtcn,
,sivcs buildings. They expect to cure
between four and five hundred thou.
sand pounds Of bacon this season;
having already upward Of 400, 900 in
store and engaged. This seems like
doing business in the right way
we trust this enterprise Will bc
crowned with success, and that it will
gbefthe forerunner of similar establish
5EInents all over the Southern country.
There is no more need ior the slav4.
holding States to depend upon tMc
States almost exclusively
for:snpplies of pork, bacon, ctc., than
there is for three wheels to II dlay.
Every cotton and sugar.2ro~ng
State could raise sufiicicncy OF
meat, corn, ctc., for themselves, and
to spare ,swithout any extra trouble,
or without diminishing, to any mate
8rialieStent, the yield Of the much
ssprided stallss. And suppose the
yield was somewhat diminished. an
enhanced price for what was raised
would be very likely to follow, more
than making up for the deficiency of
amount, while the planters would
save thcimmense sums annually paid
Ito Ohio, Indiana, and other States,
fors indispensable plantation ncccsa,
rics. Thus, it Will be seen, they
would save in three Ways: 1st, in
the enhanced price Of their staple;
%, in raising articles Of prime ne
cessity ,asuch as pork, upon their own
plantations, (Which establishments
like tho above could readily cure. }
and which would involve but the cX-
l,enditureso a trilling amount, in
eo,nparison to the sums now paid for
those neccssasies; Sd, in the diversi-
ticatipn 3et lahor--so much needed
SinNall Of The slayehf,ldihg common
Wealtai tsIIiiall wonla follows--N O..
!.
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My son, what did You bite yonr
brother for? Now l have to whip
You. Don't You remember the
Golden Rnlc | tanght You? If yon
wouldn't Ike to have Your brother
bite YOU, yon should not lite linn
'lIo! mother, yct out with Your whip
ping. Remember the Golden Rule
yourself. If You wouldn't like for
me to lick YOU, it inst right for YOU
to lick me-
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Sa S. ~ Bsi1 r. i'11f iIS fr,s,..sii rsased

EaoNcsaHnril>s :! ssrIs: SyTMp.
An article founded upon Scieniiic Principles.
compounded with purely vegetable substances
being perfectly s;!', when taken. and can b.
given IA the most tender Infant with decided
beneficial elect where Iomcl Cols y.i0ints and
Di"rrhGG have made them weak and dcbilia;cd
the Tonic properties q! my Worm Syrup arc
snch, ial II stands Wiihont IN equal in the cat,
iogUr u; medicines. in giving tone unt strength
To the Stomach, which makes il an ln.;,lahlc
remedy for those afflicted with DyEmj,xir. The
a$i"nis!in" cures performed by this syrup after
Physicians have ialle, is the best uI iIcucc otis
sMuArOr v!lilncy over all othcrs.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Temperance Advocate.

THIS Paper having been removed to Cprrr
den, and placed under the management -u,u
ccntro! Of the SUBSCRIBER, will be published re-
guluriy every week on a!.d after the 9th Janua-
~.
The paper is designed rs the Organ OF the
Cause of Temperance, embracing crcrry Order
and organization. IL will be n miscellaneous
family luurna.nnd Agricultural Paper. aud the
aim OF the present proprietor will he to i..;-tc il
iii every respect worthy the confidence and ,up.
port, not only o; temperance AID:, hit Ci III
reading public gcneE;sllSsTTs-
!! is earncsll ~H0p;u that all who feel an in
'cre.lft lis success. will 1T once, use their in
Z SsS55Ss 10 accomplish It's permanent establish.
I I %S TWO DOLLARSIN ADV VANCE.
4 f;S ntions for six months reserved nj the
tt,tssSPsSg,s In cnch9a.c. The cash must accom-
81 order and eli letters by mail are ex-
g,!p= prcHGidl
as & . syaa .s Sax pa;a .hs I9.n.c- pro,
rIrrt"' !" 1dVoilcc far IN: Year iS2s, VIII he
furnished Win the pa seq ',uiii the iin.r for which
lhry have paid expires The accounts for 1882
having been rraus:r.d 10 the subscriber, those
who are in arrears w:! obligc him by rcmiiti'ig
the amount imwcIioiriV. Address.
ITO. J. WA tilEN, Camden, S. c.
December u, lSJ2. II
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Fcnclson Observed to a priest who
was complaining to him Of HE dances
Of tho pcasantry. "AIy friend, nci.
thcr vou nor myself need to dance
we can be happy in cur own way:
but if dancing makes these yocr rco-
pie happy who have so few sources Of
eniosmcnt, Why should they not
.dance:s'
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G,hnl GFIAI,I.E.MGEG.

Whatever concerns the Ecalli and happiness
of !, rcoI: is ri al tiNcS of the most valuable
importance. take it Cor granted that every
p, rson Will 10 MI intheir pow cr TO save tile lives
of their children, ard lta; every person will en-
dca'or 10 promote Iheir own health at MI sacri-
Eccs. feel tito be my duty To ,cinnly assure
You that MnaMs, acc"rIh!s {" the opinion of
the most celebrated phy>irinus are ,hc Urinary
causes OF large majority OF diaeas ry us skS.si
children ami adults are lnbe .sis $50 t \
appetite continually cbst, ~
Of fond - ;,i.0l. M ~
maG4 slsg, sSi y
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Through Fare from Charles
TON 10 BALTIMORE $3.50;
TO PHILADELPHIA $40;
AND 10 NE\N-YORK $50.
TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
6 =55=5 fi'55z2a fS.1l ] =.

CHARLESTON, $. G,
LEAVING the Wharf at Ike foot oi
l.anrcns-st. daily at >, p. III. after tile
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, n. c., from which pom,
two daily trains arc dispatched ai 8 \. NJ;
and : =. NJ; Tic s o'cIoch oniy connecting at
Weldon with the lines 10 Petersburg,
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore. ph;iu-
dolphin, and Ncw-York. Pie public is
respectfully informed that Tie stc2urrs ot
these liuCs. are in first ra!c condition, and
are navigatcd by well known and cx-
pcricncnd commanders; the Rail Roads
arc IN fine order, (tlic Wilmington
and Weldon. rs we'll as the :Scahoard
aud Roanoke having recently hccr rciaih
with heavy 'NraiD thereby sccuril . both
safety ana despatch. BY these routes
passengers avaiIng themselves OF the
FIRST TRAIN may reach Baltimore in
10 hours. Philadelphia in 10 hours, aGd
New York in 30 - hours; a;;l by The
SECOND TRAIN they arrive il Bal
tiinor= i'll 20 hourS, Philadelphia in 3G
hours, and NGw-iurE III 81 - l.rl.rS.
Through iickcts can alone bc had from
Il. WlNSi.OW, Agent oi the Wilmington
ANA llalci@h Raj! Road Company. at the
office Of the Company, foot OF Laurcns
street, Charleston, S. G.. 10 whom please
apply.
March 93. 1852. OFF
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SaEsstfSS3. z s&g.ss sus5&sPs9;gEF4 81 Evsss.5s q
'f9F3o BAD.-hn lrisamln hgin" a*R
l1ca on latc trial for certificate Of
marriage harcd his head, hnl cx-
hibitcd hu-c scar, which Tookcd rs
though it miglt have hccnEnalc with
fire shovel. The cvidc{lcc was sat
islactory.
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D. . VT lENl4,
NAanEsNsANs Y g q, 6 NM .N.Ns !

Has just received from Baltimore and New
York,a large and we'll sclcctctl;slock of
Rsr0aGclosins. Cas,isnerCs slatl
FESTINGtS,
the finest and best that has ever been brought
TO this market.
Ready made Clothing for Cents and You,hs,
ol every qnnlity and description. Having sc-
lectcd tho Goods, and hat! them made up 10 or
Ger, he can warrant the work.
Evory description aud quality Of Gloves Dress
Hats made up 10 order; Caps, Silk Crnvats,
silk Pocket IIandkcrcliefs and Neck Tics,
Linen Shirts, do Collars, Ncrino Undcrshirts,
do. Drawers. with every article TINT isworn by
gentlemen, which he oilers on reasonable terms.
ami soicils call from his old customers, and
tho citizens Of the District generally.
Suntcrville, Nov. 18th, 1889 3-tf
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ENAE. E;MpG N0NTA !,

This is the mos! difficult Worm 10 destroy uf
I'll thai m!c@i the hGm'n sys;cin, il grows /"
al;nns Indefinite lcmg h h.co2ii!;g 50 cuii-l and
fastened 10 lhr n,cSiiIts al.t Stomach ,.itcc;iug
the h:alth 30 sadly as To caufc 81. N;t,lS Dance
Fits, DC, that ihuSc afflicted seldom j ever
suspect ihitii is Imyt Worm hnsicning them 10
;m carly grave. wori"r 10 Troy tlis VI og.n, Il
very energetic lrcaImcn; must nr pursued, it
would therefore he proper 10 take 10 OF my
Liver P!.!. 50 as 10 remove al! Oh,irciin!.*, ;IL
tic y 0rin syrup may act direct upon the Worm
" Wl.icA mra he taken in doses OF > Tables ppum-
iul' Times day, these directions followed
h"Ic never been known 10 tail in curing the
Esp>t obstinate ease o.! Tape NtIm.
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EDITED BY a. G.. SUMMER.
WM. SUMMER. Horticulture and
Pomological Editor.

Tho subscriber will publish at I.aurcnsv i'll.
=. q, on the 2Oi January, 1888, the tirst,nunl-
Der OF II new Agricultural Journal tho isii,uri4
lGrhl management of which will be under the
charge of
80, COZ" a. C. SUNInER.
" " no VIII le nssistcd in tho horticultural and
fomological Department, by
NIX. WAl. SUMMER, of Poniaria.
IL VIII be printed cn fine paper with new
HrcNler 1yrr-iargc octave double column
ana viii contain 81 lu-cs. No advertisement
VIII bc admitted III the body of the work, but
seGh VIII be publishYi on n cover, if desired.
IL VIII br HE aim OF this Journal to supply
useful original ana selected matter, OF, all sub
Icc's conuecicd with III, Agriculture of tic
Slavc-holdlng Slates--ituGal, Taste and I'm.
pFovement-Thc Mcrhenica and Manufacture
ing interests, &c. The genealogical and IIur-
'icniiurnl departments will lc devoted 10 the
dissemination OF correct Information respecting
those plants and fruits adapted To garden and
orchard culture il, the South. The devotion.
ineni OF valuable native fruits. which are scat
i"rcu over The country. and info. mutton re-
sp.n,ciing foreign sorts which have been succcss.
iuliy cultivated! in this climate viii interest
r"in"lpslsfs throughout the South; and mass
Ii Inflammation, tested, hy experience has al
really been prepared for lis pages by Tic editor
Of this department
The fine s'yIs in which the -" Agriculinrist ~
VIII b: printed will he an inluccmcnt TO all
who are engaged in rural Improvement, to con.
tribute TO lis pages and individuals throughout
Inc Southern country ARE invited TO lend Their
aid III every department.
Cuts ni Implements, machinery, farm build
,ngs and fixtures, animals, fruits, dc. VIII rcgu-
strly adorn 's i"gcs.
TER us.
c;ory one year invariably in advance 81 co
GCurcs &c :. 3 90
l. Copies 80 &c :. 10 90
y Copies '' g Is O0
Specimen Numbers will bc sent 10 persons
wishing to examine bcfo.c subscribing but in
II" ,ase viii name ne entered on our books
Until The subscription is paid.
z Editors solicited to insert His Pros.
rccins, and direct their exchange Iupcrs Il.
F'm;'ria, Ncwbcrry, S. G.
X ". STOKES.
Proprietor.
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Camden Bazaar

LOOK Hk'RN! LOOK HERk'!i !
JUST received ancw supply OF WIN
TER GOODS, consisting Of a great va
ricty of Dry Goods, newest styles, Cloth
rg Bonnp,s, HAS, Boots. and Sllpas,
Grocerics, Hardware. md Cdllery, CsoGlic-
~ aud China Ware, tty., &c. rs
Selltpglat GhaFlck.oii priceA SS
i. y iSSltII q Il - 81 e
C53Gllen, Dec. 2ls "a 81 aSstf
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From Fait's Magazine.
isH ! ssr;iisdf;ts!.Gr.
ny HoBElGr lNICoLL.


iale DO thy !,nnesttrnsly heart,
And hale ftlly,bcldand snawnv pow, s
Z lie shitnlsot o.d nc'cr lurrowcd n'cr
IA bauItler ora nianlier brow.
,pbes sladie WIN iwas ance thy pet,
Has iBeensin places far ava,
he tiiysmarrow hasna met
Among the great nor yet the sma'.
3inee proud .aneuch was to ST
beside thee IN the muirland Kirk,
rsslinge gellcr---ancao' weight,
Nae Fwo,lder though your oe d;d smirk;
nd briiWS ancucll was 10 find
My head tiicsprcachcr's hand upon,
While 3bfStlic kirkyari s,;le he cracked
Offfaly,things wi Elder john.
And Ssyne as hamc alang the muir
Isprattling by your side did rim,
esnIill hawS Se rebukcd ,iac tloch,s-
3ind ca'a them vanity and sin.
hui pennies5frac vour.au'd brcck pouch
SVindauds o'ycounscl ye would gic,
fhes last fWar, gilc-but aye the FIRST
ike best, l Wilma lee
B sIshysiaily 5freside worship tMalIs
YitlIin this nmnst soul oi mine,
Thy earnest prayer-say prophet like
2a5it Fora, ,on earth wadnn' tyne.
sg And you and granny sang tbs Psalms
Inlhaly fapt sincerity
& nj y4granny-d greet, aull man
She's looking down on you and me.
ss GanI Isforget how lang ana we'll
The carri,ches ye made me read
Or yet the $apples-rosic ancs---
SIS Sgat to gar. me mend my speed?
Can forget affections words,
That frac your lips like pearls ran /!
ass Can forget the heart that prayed
"a see me aye an honest ;naa
And mind yc irow we gat us hcuk~,
And read wi micklc care and skill,
Until ye thocl,t this head wad wng
Tie tpoopit's haly place Until !
j pr1tnony an idle whim Of mine
iSS NlVa6 my auld father Journeys .aug:
His auld heart danced when did rimil,
And sair it gricvcd when did wrang
81 ltitsmair than a'--frac bcuks SIC anl,!--
III rnInoney treasured earnest page,
Thougtraced for nc tho march OF Truth.
Prhe3pallf Of Right from agc 10 agc !:
"A pcnsnnt auld aud ruir and deaf
5sSSts ;Be1ucaihod this lcgacy to me.
was his bairIi--Iic filed my soul
NYithloyc for Liberty!
d BE blessings on Thy reverend head,
lsdinna need for tice to pray;
tEhe path is narrow, but nae cen
a Fer saw thee from it stray.
" Sod bears his ancient servants UP
He's thee sinccthy life began
Y I'msnobe by ,dcsccnt-lhy grave
Will held ali honest man.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful urEI>t fay ours ilir subscriber wish.
ca 10 inform HE public iIa he sli mnnJ!t.lc-
lures Cotton Gins ii his establishments IN State
burg, on the most improved and approved piau-
which hc thinks that lhc C";IuI' g!umsd "n onc
OF llioSc girs olihr late Improvement is worth
n irasi Il quarter of 81 ccri more iaan the COT
ton :incI Oh the "rdliary cin. lie also mmi
uac3uTcs them on HE Iuutl sind" CUUslrusl llmI.
OF the finest finish and ul lii" has! int;rrials TO
vii. Steel Saws nd Steel i'IaIcd Ribs Case
hardened which i,a Viii sci! for - per Saw
lie also ,cpairs old eiIss and pat III IA ia cn!n-
piytc order at Tie surI.~t notice. y II orders Tor
Gins viii be promptly and pUncntriy attended
10. WILL Nj l.l.iiNpN.
Siaichmrg, Sumter Dist, :. {. Feb IL, 2i.
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No ;pr. ~! the system is NOR. liable To disease
Than the LIVER, II serving rs q liIcrcr /" lrIri
" III" blood, or giving IN proper secretion iu
thr h'tc s" that any wrong acIlnn of the Liver
c!Jcia III" o!hcr important parts of the system,
and RESULTS NariouSly. in Liver Complaint.
watch every symptom that might Indicate II
wr"n., action u!lhc Liver. These Pills being
composed of NoOrI and PLANTS furnished hy
uaiurc Ia ical The sick Namely, ist IN EX-
rECTuEANr, which aII"mci.is the secretion from
the Pulmonary mUcus membrane, or promote.
tic discharge ui scrTcitti matter 2nd, An tl.
EiKNAr!yE, which chuiI"cs in some ines jic3,.
be anal iu-ru.ihy ,hlluu.f the certain morbid
action OF lhr system. :!rl. i TcSIC, which
gives tom" an" strength 10 the nervous system.
renewing i!":,ilh U;uI sigur "a all parts a.! tn,
body. ..Ih, \ IA!1tNNrIC. w!.irh ar!y in Icr.
feet harmony with The oilycr ingredients. ami
operating ou the Bowels ami cXurI!Iug the,
Whn'r E;,sS ofcorrupr an,l yiialcd matter, ana
puriy in. ilir Blood, w!,irh destroys disease uil
Restores hrailh.
LIa2l-o l-:fA - mn Gll-o 90
lou will find ,lrsy Pill, an nyaIon',lr mcdi-
cine ~ mauy cumpiaiuls To Which you are sub
i.ri In ul's!rIciIrrs rIhrr tuHi az pnrlial they
have Hi.gi, !uuUl uriuct,ilubn benefit restoring
Heir functional arrangements 10 II healthy ac-
ton, purifying tn; blood and ulArr fluids 20
rlirciuaity tnpg:l 10 lighL ul! complaints which
ny arise from ru,Hir irtcgum,lirs, ns head
a"h", gr.idlimss, dimncss "i sight, pain in i.c
side. back Nc.
Hunr genuine unless signrdI y. IIunENsAcK
a!l others briu; base imitation.
itn-El tU - CYS.
G.T N@rnts wislin.; ncw supplies, aud store
Keepers d, igul!s OF becoming Agents must al
drcss iho Proprietor, !. ~ i!uBENSACK,
PhIhr!plil. PA.
For sal. by all Druggists and Merchants in
the Il. :.
T.. NJ. ConEN, Charleston, Whoirs.ir Agent
t,r lac state.
August lJlh, 1852 Ply
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Carpetings! CarnetiIags I {

The subscribers are now prepared q Of
Ter the lowest market prices, a fnI as-
So1mrnt o! superior FELFEsY'I III {,'I .S!sss
TRY, BRUSSELS, I'{IRE.gzi,i Y, U
INGRA{N, SCOTCIL,} y TiSlSiIifIlfl n, ,f
DGirL{ AND LINEN. C,.lRI,{ssttllt 81
lNGN i'll new and choice designs Also.
the various widths Of PRlNTED I,k1 z. T..sss, "
or FLOOR CLOTliS;5 FLOOR and 81
STAIR OH CLOTHS, and CRU N b.
CLOTHS. G l. II anI SIl,NERl.Ij s.
STAIR RODS and C4iRPE1INCSSS
RUGS and MATS. SC. all (which have
been carefully selected frnufthe manu-
lecturers in the American and Euglish n
markets, hy one oil the partners, ,anJ ne,
VIII have them cut made, fitted and laid @
a the most workmanlike manner, an15onF5
the hes; terms We most cpnfiielitlyElili-s
vito attention 10 our stock, Also, h
Cuvsaisa Materials.
We are nov prepared in ncureurtait, DDS
rarimcrt 10 offer the pari0us styles of q
CURTAIN STUF'FS, in5 Silk iworsfet,
Linen and Cotton Damasks, Einiisoiderefl S.
l.ncc aud Muslin Curtains, Gimns, I.pots,
lasscS, CoruicnS, &c. Church lsriin-
inngS, lianginy$, &c, new designs i6rs
wlich We have now received amEtiiey Wtll ll#
be madc,ant put up, OH the bcststcrmis,.i.ss
the mnsi wtrkinan!ile imannertantlf Under K.
our own supervision. I
BROWN e., 1t,li IA \,
Sucrcssurs rp-C, 81 Ell IfaERisdS IS co.
Corner King and Allrket ;ssueets,
C!lafiesiops S: g.
Oct %, 1852 5s-t
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Webb CilarIE's I.0teL,

SUMTER I2!IlLLl.zz5, IS. {.
f.sYsEJ f.is This Hotel is situated iii lie most
I;llsF pleasant part tot alte sVlyth lie i
Proprietor viii he pieaSei To see
.his.tricn lsarsst li,gsppi l,fetne
slsing TO spare tiGns ON his pH 10
render then, epiplsTtablc. GiaHgsS s,e4.,
soaa6ie. S:5 s.s q
slllsDB i.lt,
sti5l 8sS
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..CIENTIFit, EYlpENCE!-

Earcn l.iehg in his celebrated work on AMI
nrl! Chemistry, sayg: :. An artificial Digestive
lluid, analogous 10 the Gastric Juice, may be
rcndiy prepared fyuln The mucous membrane of
liz st0isaoil Gf the Calf, III which various ar.-
cts c iuo3 as meat aux. eggs, viii 5e sultencd,
char. cdr lgss.s!i: ms! il! the s;.l!,s ,l.eE
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EEs'. q. IA. = :eCIE&0gs,
AT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
l2U Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their rnwer over llIu above diseases is not
oSccie''-if cquallcd--by any utl;cr prcpara-
ton III The United States, as the cures attest in
mnmGrcnscs after sliilml physci;ns a, faiIrd.
70. Bitlers are worthy t.!e attention Of
inTiS$!s. Possessing great virtues III l',c rai!-
cnui of diseases OF the Liver and lesser
giar's, exercising TIC ,iipat scurthin" pbwGg.i in
:; y L- !; Z,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
HARPER 81 BROTHERS. No. SO and S}i
Il PsSrlst, FrLnklia-sgusre,
PuBLI n OK SATURDAY:
sBAKsF ERE AND MS TIME


sBAKsP ERE AND HIS TINES
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