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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1854-07-14
No 9.

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jor; and he communicatedto to his friend what.
by the extrayagant fit oflaughter it produced.
must have been highly amusing. 9. =,
The morrow came The guests assembled.
and with them were Major Byrne and Mr..
Denham. Among the articles of furnitua
remarked, was the new dinping- table, and.
rs Byrne had expected, DenLain was on the
9ui vire. =.
" The table would certaiuly be q splendid
one were is not q little too high Observed
that latter, with a knowing glance atits pro-
portions.
's"Too higha Nonsense returned IT,
owner, laughing; aIfs only the usual height
Say thirty inches !.
My eye is rarely deceived ? said Denbam,
confidently; "and am certain that il is
more than that--nay, that it is one and. thirty
inches high"
"Well, think this time your eve does de-
ceive you," retorted their host; "and--n
'And / am so confident of the contrarv.,
continued Denham, 'that should not mind
making wager it full the measurement
state"
Their host looked at Byrne, who winked
droly in return, unobserved by the clever
gamester, and then he quietly replied
!" A wager My dear fellow you would be
sure to lose take my word for it.n ...'
"Lose, eh!" and Denham smiled. swell,
If you like, I'll bet you cool thousand-ayc,
two-that it is you who are in the wrong"
two thousand" and their host shook his
head, and looked very gravely at Denham,
and again at the table.
Yes, two thousand" said Denban. oet
ting warm with eaSerness, and taking out
his pocket-book, from which he counted out
notes to that amount lie had ieeced sever.
al young fellow lately-becn "lucky," he call
ed 1t, without remorse-and was tolerably
flash of money.
Why" hestitated the challenged, 5"I
think it would be foolish wager; but. by
gad !! don't like to be put at defiance, and
SO bet; and at the instant he also drew
forth the like sum, which, with Denham's
two thousand, was deposed in the hands of q
gentlemen present.
e"fou are sure to lose," cried Denham.
triumphantly, and scarcely able to conceal
his delight.
II am certain to win," the host said. very
graveiy, as with expectation on tip.toe, pri-
vate in the engineers who was at hand, and
called in, proceed to measure the height OF
the table.
Thirty inches| ~ pronounced the latter,
after pause.
"What !" cried Denham, with start OF
rage, flushing, and then turning pale. ut
must be mistake" .'.. Pr. -.
"No," several of the guests said. Thirty
inches in the height. Come and Judge for
yourself" And Enthusiastically the height
so turned out
"The devil !" exclaimed Denham. carried
away now by his ruiuous failure "I'm GER
tain that yesterday l measured it to be thir-
ty-one inches"
"fes, faith" said Byrne, stepping forward,
its meself that saw we. me boy, marking
the same on your hip as We stood beside it,
and, thinking what We were up to, bedad |!
we had the legs saUn off an inch and, now,
L think, for once the tables are turned upon
ye!" and amidst a roar of laughter as the
| money was handed to the winner, the dis
comftted gambler rushed from the room.
and was soon after proftably missed from
his haunts and circle.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1854-07-14

Ut ..
The CLERR's WIFE.-A merchants clerk,
of the Rue Hauteryille, recently married.
His master had q niece, of Spanish birth, an
orphan--she is not pretty, though very SEN
sible, and well informed At the balls, last
winter, little or no attention was paid to her:
indeed she seemed to attend them rather
as whim than romyinclination or amuse-
ment, as she seldom ever danced. But if
she did not dance, she noticed much and
listed 10 more. The clerk soon observed
that the lady was only invited to dance when
no other partner could be obtained. She
herself had already noticed the same fact
Being gallant man, he acted accordingly.
The incidents that led to the denousnaen.
may be easily OWNED. In six weeks after
his first dance with the fair Spaniard, he
obtained her permission to ask her uncle
for her hand in marriage He astonisbed
gave his clerks proposal a cool reception,
and then had n long interview with his niece
Finally, however, all wass arranged, and the
lovers were married on Tuesday. The Thurs.
day after, at breakfast, Adeline said to her
husband, who exhibited considerable chaorin
at being compelled to return to the duties
OF his Office thus early in the honey moon
I" Very well-dont go there-go there no
more ~
T." NY love, it is very easy to say so, but.
Easy to say and easy to do---both.
have million and halt Nobody knows
It bat my uncle. / always made q point of
forgetting it myself because / wished to
choose q really disinterested husband. There
need be nc more Office work for You, If YOU
do not wish it. Yet still, my advice is, Lus.
band, tist yoa neglect nothingn
! FANNY FERs objects TO men shedding
tears sh4 says It is an Infringement o., one
oswoman's most valuable "water prisileees.n 4
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
A. GAMBLE.
China Street, Vicksburg, mississippi

IN ADDITION to our stock, we have receiv-
a ed large lot Of Italian Marble, direct from
Italy, in block and slab also, the finest quality
of American. We have also a large, varied
and splendid lot, finished off, ready for engray-
ing.
Head and Foot Stones, of all sizes. Marble
Mantel Pieces, Caps and Sills for building,
Steps for doorways, and every thing in he
Marble line,
Engraving done in the neatest, manner, and
at the shortest notice.
We:nvite the people in need Of such work 10
call and examine for themselves
All orders promptly attended 20.
A superior lot Of Italian Marble Mantel on
hand and for sale IT prices ranging from $50
to $500. GAMBLE s. SKATES.
March %, 1S54-Iy
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
CHARLES COX.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker.
STOVES STOVES


NNHE subscriber is now i'm receipt Of q large
H and very superior lot Of Stoves Of the
most improved patterns, selected by himself
from the celebrated inanufactoTy Of d. q ].
Wright s. Co., Lousvill, Among which are
Premium Cooking Stores of the mosI fmpro-
we'd patterns, and all sizes, with fur ituTe COM
Plete; Union No. to 3-Premium No. TO b.
Steamboat end Franklins-Star FTanklns ior
wood or coal; Wood Ranges open and futed
Coureons &c, together with Castings Tea
Kettles, Sauce Pans, Gridiruns. Furnaces,
Crates, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons. Sad Irons &c.
W0ODEN-WABE, HARDWARE &C.
Tubs, painted Buckets, Churns, coffee Mills,
DipPers, Well Buckets. Ice Freezers, Roll
ing Pins, wood Saws, Br0oms, superior lot
of Zinc, Premium Washboards, Sleeves, Faw-
Gets. Spades, Shoyels, Chest and Trunk
Locks.
Bird Cages-Mocking, Canary Bird. &c.
CISTERN PUMPS-D0uglnss patent a SUE
perior article; Beer Pnmps, Improved pattern.
TIN WARE-A very full assortment of his
own manufacture. embracing every article in
the line, together In Tin Plate, Block 1in Block
and Sheet Zinc, Pig ant Sheet Lead. Spel.er
Solder, Rivets, Copper Wire, Lead and copper
Pipe. Tin, copper and Sheet Iron Work
made to order; building rooted with copper
Zinc. or Tin Tin Cutters and Spoutsmade &c
Also, on hand lot of fire brick and fire clay
Repairs Of oil kinds, in the above line, doi
on the shortest notice and on reasonable tern
Orders solicited and strictly attended 10
CHARLES cox,
Next door to Duff Green, Crawford S..
Vicksburg April II, I654-Iy
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

OLD HELP s. TORE,
rs again filled with full cboicoof SPRING
Il aud SUMMER GOODS. Ladies Of Vicks.
burg aud from the country win fnd the ariicles
offered to be cheap, new and good We have
no doubt we will prove 10 all that we still keep
up our name Of me cheapest stare in t0lcn. We
will show large assoi tment Of
SILKS-Strip4d, Checked. Plaid. Chanceaf
BILE Taffetas--all colOrs Plain and fg'd black
T4fetas; Florence Silks.
ES-India SILK Muslin; Plaidl
checked ond plain; Rich satin striped printed
Berages solid c0ors, in all shades. Berages G.
French printed Swiss; Printed BrlIInuies /,
French printed Jaf onets; French Ginehams
checked Swiss checked Cambrcks; corded
Dimity; Percale Trappee
RICH RIBBONS Black silk fet Mitts and
Gloves; French colored silk Gloves; black
silk lace Wells; black and white Bobinei Bon-
net Crape-all colors; Paraiols, Fans, Half
Umbrellas
EMBROIDERIES-F French worked
Handkerchels; fine French worked Cheml-
zehes; French worked Sleeves; worked skirts.
worked Caps; Bands.
LADIES' SHOES and G EATERS
Hosiery Of every description.
CENTS SUMMER CRAVATS.
Colored bordered linen Handke rcliefs; Six
foulard Handkerchefs; white linen bosom
Shirts cOlored linen bosom Shirts Spun silk
Undershirts; spun siF Drawers fine Shoes.
Slippers.
IRISH LINENS-Irisb Linen Shifting and
SheednG; Table Linen Damasks; Jacquard
Brecbe Muslin, for curtuins; French Printed
Calico, for Curtains; Linen and Cotton flet-
ting, for bars; French oil Curtuius; Muslin
Curtains Nankeens and Towels.
Planters and country merchants will find a
assortment Of / orU1lle Cfrfrod ChaeEc ID.
Minis, Brown and White Cotton Shininp and
Sheeting. Boots and Shoes. To oil we recon-
mend of MATING and CHEAP CARPE-
TING. O-s~ Joint house in New-Oreors
Magazine Street.
Vicksburg, April 10. 1s54-23-u
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS


l. ] N VI Il N Il!
ONE AGENT, Mr. Pike, has sold nine
- thousand seven hundred and twenty -four
hotties in one month Over two thousand
different persons In this aud adjoining states
who were afflicted with rheumatism during the
last two months, have been cured by the use
# McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
1t is truly celebrated remedy! and ii has
lone more to alleviate human suffering than
my medicine ever discovered. A few appli-
cations will relieve the most violent pain, and
neal the most loathesome scar or ulcer. 1t
will almost instantly remove inflammation,
and heal the severe burn or scald. without n
scar; for chnpped hands, chiIbains, or erup-
lions on the skin Of any kind, and for bruises
or sprains, il is asovereign remedy-the effect
IS wonderful, that thousands can testify.
For Horses and other Animals, Mclean
Celebrated LIniment is far superior TO any rem
edy for the cure Of lameness, bruises cuts, old
sores, sweeny, scratches, gals, swellings
sprains, &c For ring bone SPAWN, or any
kind OF swelling in tile joints, il is a remarka-
bic cure and no planter should ever be with
out it. See other adye rfisements, what stage
and omnibus proprietors say about il, then tri-
fle no longer with other compounds.
McLean's Liniment is the only reliable rem
edy for external disease on man or beast. Try
il and you will be convinced of its rlrtue
Principle depot, corner of Third and Pine
SITS, ST. Louis, Mo-, and forsale by Cook &
Brumfed Yazoo City and Druggists in general
March %, I9J4-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

Notice.
FENHE undersigned aSsignees of J. v
N Caldwell deceased, hereby infofm the pub
lie, that the business of the house will in fu-
ture be continued under their supervision
Wishing to close out the stock on hand (Which
is very large at presently the Assignees are de-
ermined to offer all possible inducements to
purchasers. They solicit the continuation of
former patronage, and would add, that the sales
will be made on the usual time.
MIR. JOHN T. HETH will continue to give
his attention to the business Of the house as
heretofore. and is authorised to settle all ac-
counts Of the same.
J. w. BARNETT, .;caas
FL. c. TYLER. aSsis 'leeS'
November %, lS53-3-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
PANoLA Miss Feh & 1s5
Dr.. J. II. Mclean. 81. Louis No.


Dr. J. II. Mclean. st. Louis, No.
DEAR SRI was afflicted for fifteen months
with rheumatism so much that l was unable to
attend to any business, my legs arms and fin.
gers we're swollen dreadfully the muscles were
contracted and I suffered the most excrutiatine
pain. / applied some five or six bottles OF
Mastang Liniment, it had no more effect tuan
50 much grease. obtained one doz bottles of
Volcanic Oil Liniment of your agent, Mr. Pike,
for which shall ever feel grateful to him, and
in FIVE days | was entirely well, and take plea
sure in recommending it TO the public, and
also add that one of my horses got cast in the
stable and was unable to stand up. In the
morning made one of my boys rub on some Of
your f4inimentand in three hours he could walk
about the yard, apparently that nothing had
happened to him. Mr.. Davies and others o
my neighbors were present at the time and they
concur with me in saying that no planlershould
be without supply of this invaluable medi-
cine on hand. | remain yours &c,
MOSES B. WHITE
For horses and other animals, BIcLean's s
celebrated Liniment is far superior o any rem
edy for the cure of lameness, bruises. cuts, old
sores, sweeney, scratches, gals, sprairs &c
Read the following from Mr.. Wells OF IL
St. Louis Omnibus company.
This is to certify th, [ have used the Mexi-
can Mustang Liniment and McLean's Volcan-
ic Oil Liniment Omnibus horses, that
were lame, sprained, and for swelings, and |
have found McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimenl
TO be the best in all cases.
ERASTUS WELLS.
of the firm of Chase & Co.
Then trife no longer with those compounds.
McLean's Liniment is the only reliable remedy
for external disc ases on man or beasts, try it
and yon will be convinced
Principal Depot, corner If Third and Pine
Streets, st. Louis. Mo-, and also by all the
Druggist in the United States.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
MOrrfd Death.

Poisoned An only child of Mrs. Alice
" yndee living en- Main Street between sixti
and seventh, died on Saturday evening from
The effect of using The Mexican Mustang Lin.
iment.-C Gin. Nonpariel, April 7h.
We say again beware of the vile poisonous
stuff. Ii you want safe and sure remedy tc
cure Rheumatism, bruises, sprains, pains, &c,
or to heal old ulcers, sores on the legs. or re-
cenr cuts, wounds, &C. get McLean'S Celebra-
ted Volcanic OIL Liniment
Over two thousand different persons in the
city of St Louis who were afflicted with
rheumatism the last two months have been
cured by the use Of this Liniment.
1t is truly celebrated Remedy snd it has
done more to alleviate human suffering than
any medicine ever discovered. One applica-
ton will relieve the most violent pain. A
few applications will cure a bruise or sprain,
two bottles Will cleanse, purify and heal the
most loathsome sore or ulcer, and it will al
most instantly remove Inflammation and heal
the most severe burn or scald without a scar.
1t will never fail to cure any external disease
on man or beast if properly applied. It is a
sovereign balm to all mankind.
Read the following proof which arc receiv-
ed daily.
New ALBANY, Jan. A, 1854.
DR.. j. II. Mclean, st. Louis
DEAR SIR: / was afflicted for six months with
rheumatism so that / WIS unable to attend any
business. My joints were swollen dreadfully.
the muscles were contracted and / suffered
the most circulating pain. l tried ms ny 9th
or Liniments, they had no effect. BY the ad
vice Of my neighbor procured supply
your Volcanic Oil Liniment, and applied it,
1t has cured me permanently.
/ am satisfied that yoLr Lidiment has saved
me life of decrepitude ond misery and hope
that you will triumph over every vile and ava
ricious effort that has and may be made to in
ARE the reputation Of such an invaluable med
icine. Iemain yours &c,
STEPHEN A. MOORE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
EmanueFs Southern AntidOte,
"A Remedy for Cholera, Cholera Morbas, Dtar-
rhna, Sumner Complaint IF Chil-
dren, and Dgsentery
Prepared by NJ. EMANUEL, NJ. ID.

"A Remedy for Cholera, Choterd M0rbus, Dtaf-
rhra, Sumner Complaint ef Chit
dren, and Dgsentery.
Prepared by NJ. EMANUEL, M. D.,
Vicksburg, Miss.
/" PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE. 4
A LITTLE consideration will strongly i'm
IN press on the mind ihe truth OF this trite
saying. 1t often happens from slight causes
that deangemont OF the bowels IS pr duceu
which il neglected, may have serious end
Cholera is still lingering in the Valley OF the
Mississippi, mysteriously appearing on steam
boats, plantations and in towns, committing
the most frightful ravages, and then passing
away, to reappear a some other place. When
it attacks its rapid progress Is SUCH that the loss
of few hours is often the loss of life III mum
berless cases, by the the time a physician can
reach the patient, his skill will be unavaiing.
These considerations have induced the preparer
of the SOUTHERN ANTIDOTE TO give ii this
publicity; he is well satisfied of its efficacy as
remedy against Cholera, and the numerous and
influential testimonials which he has received
from persons of known respectabiIity warrants
him in pronouncing ii the most valuable medi-
cine for the cure of Cholera, DiarFhoa, Cholera
| Morbus, Dysentery, and summer complaint oil
children, that has vet been presented 10 the pub.
| lie. 1t is not deemed necessary TO publish more
than the following testimonials. the number
and respectability OF the names being consider
ed ample to satisfy all that the Southern Ann.
dote is tried remedy and has proved itsesl
eminently successful III the most dangerou:
and varied forms of bowel affection common to
the Southern country, from Cholera down te
the ordinary summer complaint OF children.
HIEDs Co., Miss, June 80, 1882.
I DR.. M. EMANUEL,
Dear Sir.-ln reply TO yours, inquiring under
date Of June 22d. as to what effect Compared
with other remedies | used your Southern An
Itdote for Cholera, when that disease lately pre-
vailed on nv plantation on Deer Greek, take
| pleasure in assuring you that / consider it in
comparably superior TO ANY other. On the
| breaking out OF Cholera, was but scantily sup
piled and feel assured that with an abundant
supply, and more confidence in its efficacy than
/ then had, / should have arrested several cases
which afterwards proved fatal have the more
confidence in its virtues, as / used il ia nv own
case with the most satisfactory results. If my
experience be worth anything to the public, ]
most heartily recommend your Southern Anti
dote to the notice of oil persons having negro
property il the valley. Very respectfully,
c. B. HARRISON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
vrcKsBuRa, July 6, 1852.


Dr. M EmAvUEL.
Dear Sir:-I have used your Southern Anti
dote on my plantation with great success for
several years, not only when Cholera was pre-
vaiing, but in bowel con- plants generally at
tended with tormina, gripping, &c. In travel
ing to my plantation on Deer Creek and back,
have found great relief from the use of it my
self. always keepit on hand and attribute
the success on my plantation to the early use of
it in affections of the bowels of adults or in
fants. The Cholera has prevailed twice IN my
neighborhood, that is year before last and about
one month ago: in all the time have only lost
one case. and after the precaution of using, els
tern water, I regard the timely use Of the sovtn-
ern Antidote as one great reason Of my success
Yours very respectfully,
III. r. WEST.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
PlamtatfOIl Tor Sale.

WE are authorized to sell highly
improved Plantation, lying near Yazoo
City, containing II80 acres OF land, $50 Of
which are cleared, bottom land and very produc-
tive. This is one of the most valuable planta-
tions in the county. Also 10 or II hands, with
q large stock of horses, mules, cattle and hogs,
if desired by the purchaser-Terms easy.
ALSO another plantation, lying miles east of
Benton. Containing 1900 acres. 1000 acres clear
ed, good Improvements &c. This is a very pro-
ductive upland place, and will be sold very low
and upon liberal terms. Apply to
WILKINSON & BATTAILE
Attorneys at Law, Yazoo City, Miss,
May II, 1854 -28-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
CITY HOTEL.

TEyHE above named HoteI, situated on Main
Il St Yazoo City, las been thoroughly reno
vated and reftted by the subscriber, and every
improvement conducive to the comfort and ac-
commodation of visitors added The citizens
of this and adjoining counties and travelling
community generally are informed, that the ut
most attention of the proprietor viii be given
to the establishment, and no attention will be
wanting, nor expense spared to render unexcep-
tionable to visitors. Next to the fare which
will be of the best that the market affords, the
subscriber would state that the sleeping apart
ments have been the object of his special atten-
ton. The bed rooms have been thoroughly
cleansed, and new bedding supplied, and CAREFUL
and attentive servants always al command He
solicits the patronage of the public upon the be-
lief that entire satisfaction will be given.
May "a, 1854. A. B. JOHNSON
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
Mills, Willis.

Nh Undersigned would inform the Planters
A having Mills that he follows MilIriabting
as business and will attend promptly to anT
orders IN his line Within thirty milas Of Yazoo
City.
TERMs-For Sharpening Collin Stone. IS 90
French Burr, from Ns'fo eIn M
Facing and Refurrowing, from Sst.Sl5 OO
Address JACOB r I0IINSTON
Yazoo City, Miss, June %. 1884.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
$50 REWARD

EOR the recovery of a mule n@
i and the apprehension of the thief, :.
who stole him from my plantation. three miles
from this place on the night Of the 25th inst.
The thief was riding and led the mule off, and
was tracked as far as Benton. Said mule is a
horse mule, quick and lively, with some gear
marks, above the medium size and branded
w. B. on the fore shoulder. S25 will be Civ
m for the mule or any information that NAV
eFd to his recovery VIM. BATTAlLE,
Xazoo City, May 81. 1854.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
NEW DRUG STORE.
PETER B. COCK &5 co.

Wholesale and Retail Dyugeistc and
BOOK SELLERS.
Yazoo City, Mi, next door to J. ]. Fouche,
TEAVE just received large and we'll selec-
4 Il ted stock of American, French and Eng
lish Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery,
Paints, Dye Stufs, and Fancy Articles, which
viii be sold extremely low for cash, and on the
usual time to Punctual customers.
Physicians prescriptions put up at all times
Of the day and night with neatness and cor
rectness.
N. B.-A large assortment of Patent Med
icines always on hand.
November %, 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
Eo5 - Ell s ElE1lE4EARE99S
Carriage Repository and Mannfactor,
NOVEEE-

= 2
TUST received and for s4le,sa splendid y q
~ assortment Of Masonic and Odd Eel *
lows Regalias. consisting in part as fell y <
lows: l0Sets 5th Degree. painted Regalia,
u 9 painted and embd. do Extra.
s Masonic Aprons,
l Set ROYAL Arch Extra fine.
together with general assortment of fancy dry
goods uf all colors aud qualities, which we will
sell low for cash or to punctual paying purcha-
sers. WOOD & BROWN.
Yazoo-City, May 3. 1854.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
Medical Books.

MCWICaLE EBOOh9s
NNURNER'S Chemistry-Regnault's Chem
Ill istry-Danglison' Therapeutics,
do Physiology,
do New Remedies.
Fenner's Southern Reports-United States
Dispensatory-United States PharmacopRia.
Gums Domestic Medicine-EwelI's medical
companion--W Watson's Practice of Physic,
Besides many olher standard and valuable med
ical works, Just received by
June %. 1884. M. EMANUEL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
A NEW TIN SHOP.
y T.. s u s NF o Eg ID


COPPER. TIN s SHEET-IRoN WORKER,
Ne.rt door 70 PomeH5 tIiHiards, 1Iain Street,
Ya.oo City, Mississippi
FayIIE subscriber has on hand good assort-
z ment of Tin Ware, embracing every article
in common use, he will sell low for cash. pay
strict attention to filling of orders put up
House Cutters Roof buildings with Tin, Cop
per or Zinc Also, repair or manufacture any
artice of Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper or Zinc.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
Nnfice.

Notice.
TENHE undersigned, dealer in Produce and
h Groceries, Plantation and Family Supplies
generally, has received and opened well assor-
ted stock at his old stand, (before the fire) and
solicits the patronage of his friends and the pub
lie in general. ]. w. DABBS.
Yazoo City, December 81, 1853 7-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
rs Testimonial an fauor Of The Soatharn An
fid0ke

t3d0te.
The undersigned have been made acquainted,
either by personal experience or otherwise, with
the virtues OF DIR. Emanuel's SOUTHERN AN
TIDOTE. as remedy for Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, DiaFThceea, and other bowel affections. and
cheerfully recommend il as g valuable plantation
and family medicine, worthy of public conf