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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-06-07
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New.

The following lines from IIonSc,ynl,
Worlds, are full! Of wholesome advice a,
we'll as beautiful Imagery. They con
yey to The youthful dreamer lesson whc!
il would be we'll for him TO ponder:
Arise ! for the day is passing
While you lie dreaming on;
Your brothers are cascd in arnnr,
And forth to Tic light arc gone
Your place in The ranks awaits YOU;
Each man has a part to play;
The past and the future are nothing
In the face Of the s,ern to-day.
Arise from your dreams of,hc future
Q! gaining 4 hard fought field,
Of stormlng the airy fortress,
OF bidding the gian, yield;
Your future has deeds of glory,
vi honor: (God grant it n,ay!)
But your arm will never be stronger,
Or needed as now-;o-day.
Arise! il tho past dctain yon,
Her snnshines and slorus iorgc,
No chains so unworthy to hold YOU
As those Of a vain .cg:e,;
Sad or bright, she is liiclcss ever;
Cast her phantom arms away,
Nor look back save 10 learn the lesson
Oi nobler strife to-day,
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Columbia Clothing
Observation-Disclosures
Fullings, Bostwick & Go.
COLE MBIA, S. c..
EH AVE constantly on hand the largest
II u stock of
N,N NHNSNNa &SA
AA@EMAMA, MANS.


C3saLpao5 $500 s@o
in this place, which they are prepared to
sell at prices lower than any her cstab-
islmcnt in Columbia.
Their Clothing is manufactured by them
selves with particular reference TO this
market, ANA they feel warranted TO say il,
Is inferior to nCne, aud SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING offered in any par,
OF the country. Their business is con
Quoted upon the one price cash principle,
and the price of their goods marlcd in
PLAIN iigures upon each article by which II
uniformity OF price is observed, and the
inexperienced buyer is enabled to make
his purchases at as low II rate, as the more
experienced and better Judge. Persons
WISHING Columbia are respectfully invited
To an examination OF our stock K and prices
February 18th, 1851. lG--lv.
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DYSPEPSIA!
GAN BE CUESEbDt

DELoRME'S BAUM De VIE" or pulsam of
LILO II, after trial of upwards of twenty wears
IN Il great variety Of cases, confidently offered 10
the public, especially to those afflicted with tho
ho*i distressing complaint, L sure and speedy {,
relief for their sufferinps
hca" The following certificates. They ure
from gentlemen of high standing and rnsiJinu
III your immediate vicinity. They are but on:
Or tMo 1i tiie many IN our possession all extoll-
ing The healing virtues of this, ito use the words
Oh grateful Dismptic who was cured by its
uscl most precious compound
Certificate from The Rer. IIarfucH Spain.
SUMTEnrILLE,. S. &. jan 18Th 1852
Mr.. CHAs. DELoKME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring l used two small bot
ties of your Basam of Life; and experienced
much benefit. | took il two or three times dali
~, n tcaspoonful at Il dose in u Wine glass of
water.
II acted on my liver, and impaired a healthy
tone TO all my digestive organs, relieving me Of
distressing hcldachc und many other disagreea.
bic dyY'epfic symtons.
[Signedl II. SPAIN.
Mr.. CIIAS. DELORME:
DEAR SIR - take great pleasure in recon-
mcnding your "I5au1ne do Vie" which have
often used, and airays with decided relief,
when suffering from attacks Of Dyspepsia At
once II stinu liant, tonic and cahnrtic, nrn sat,
isfcd il will prove cnnently scrvicrabe to all
WHO are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Its general
introduction throughout the country win be q
public benefit.
To keep supply constantly on hand, which
would II OF exchange for all the Anti.dyspep-
tic nostrums from Maine to Texas.
Yours respectfully,
.SignvdJ JOHN w. ERWIN.
For sale by,
MILLER & BRlrToy, 1c -,
DR.. w. j. DAEGAN, g. Co, SUING l''''e'
NJ. \. Ilnggins Darlington C. II.
DIR. J. T.. Byrd, Timmonsvile,
And by Druggists generally
BOATWRlGIfT d. BARKULOO.
Wholesale Agents, Columbia, S. c.
November 9 If
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Notice.
HisNopFiIlc Carriage and
Harness TE;araNfactory.
Notice.

JAMES w. AMBROSE still continues to
carry on the above business in all its various
branches, nnd takes this method of returning
Ills thanks to his friends for their liberal patron
age, ana hopes by close attention to business 10
still merit the same. CARRIAGES AND BUG
Gli.S made to order and warranted for twelve
months. If they should fail in that time il.
point of workmanship matcriui, they will bc
repaired free Of charge. lie deems ii unnec-
essary to say anything in regard 10 the neat
ness and durability of his work. rs his work
will show for itself. Call on him al Bisbon.
yilic and he will give us good bargains as can
be had i'll Charleston.
:, lie also does plough work nj short notice.
"rsc-shocin. done with ne:,,ncss and dispatch
at 81 80 all round. His terms for new work
VIII DC to suit purchasers WITH interest al.
ways.
Bshopvilc. S. C., laH'y 18th, 1851 2-Gm
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Tslilnhes. and Wood,

THE :uhs,rih-r, superintendent of the
Steam Saw Mill 0f COsh!nn, Dixon AZ Co, .c E.
sprrtllliy informs the public that they are pre- !.
pared 10 furnish Lumh:r ofamy description a.
TIC shortest notice
Having good wagons and leans, they { az de-
liver t0 purchasers w'wn desired They have
large quantity prime Oak and Lishtwood
which they can deliver to customers on mU,irs-
ate terms
TEnMS-A reasonable deduction in all eases
for cash, or Otherwise, notes will be taken when
orders are filed.
Every cNcrtiun will BE- used 10 give sa,ist;,c-
ton 10 those VINO lavOir us with nr,,cis.
CUGLAN, DiNON, IL Co.
SuH,crvilic, Jan. Is, 1881. l. If
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Improved Cotton Gins,
Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w ANDREWS no,oGes TIE
citizens Of this, and the adjoining Districts,
that he has removed his Stables near the De.
pot OF The W. Il NJ K. Road, where lie is ready
at ali tres To take charge Of diseased Horses
for !. moderate charge !; in all cases where there
is no cure no pay will be expected. lie also
continues to take Passengers to end from the
Depot, rnd expects shortly to receive II New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods he will haul
ut the old rate of 10 ccnis per package, and
soiIcits the patronage OF The public.
Feb. %, 1853 l7-tf
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TINDAL, WATSON g. co,


TIE subscribers hay ing established them
selves ut Tie stand opposite A. }. Moses Store.
respectfully *ulici!s ils attention of their friends
ana M the public TO their we'll selected stock
heir assortment, comprises all articles usual;
kept, tcrt'"'ag HgnorS) and Will be constantly
rrptchiShcd, and disposed Of on us favorable
terms rs ar" offered any where.
iie'r stock consist III part as follows -
ladies' Dress Goods aud Trimmings,
Ladies Collars, Chcnseltcs, and Under
sleeves
ihceS, EhsinGs. and nscr,ings,
nc"n.t and Swiss AIuslins.
ladies' and Gcntjcmrn's L. & IIdkf's.
y ia?gc lot of Hosiery and Gloves, Cravats
and Stocks Also.
y tt!ll supnly Of Prints ant! Domcstics
GROCER! ES. Hardware. lio.lowurc,
Carpenters and liucksmiths Tools,
tist"rn Pumis ard Pipes, Ca-riacc Trim
mings,
tr""kery and Glassware, Sal,llcry and
harness,
Boots, Shoes. lints. Caps Ready made
Clothing. &c. n. &c.
TlNnAL, WATSON X co.
JAMES s. TlNuAL
SAMrsL WATSoy.
II. ". GARDNER.
February -, lSJi y If
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C3Z1HAGs115cD5a

AZ ll,E OLD STAND OF S. L J. GILBERT
IM-st2> S & &. NJ. GILBERT
JSjz-Ts;- continue the CARRIAGE
z-NESINESS at the above
s'and--No. 81 ;.nd 40 Wcn;wotI:. street.
Charios;"n-w whcrc they will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends ard customers
a very extensive Stock OF Vehicles, com
prising those OF their own manufacture.
together with various other styles usually
found IN this market. Their long acGuaiu;-
awce with this market as manufacturers
and dealers vii! cnahic them TO offer great
Inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
March 10, 1851. 90 "
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Business Card.
BROWN & DeROSSET,
$50 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK
DEROSSET s. BROWN,
WILMINGTON, N. C.

Cotton Factors and General Commits
sion Merchants.
n B. McLAURlN, Esq. will give per-
- sonal and special attention to the in
tercs:s and orders Of his friends in this
Safe and the adjoining Counties of North
Carolina, who may favor these Houses
with their patronage. Consignments of
produce tn the House in New York, either
by way OF Charleston, Georgetown, or
Wilmington, will he covered By insurance,
If no'icc Of the shipment be promptly Civ
cn.
May 3, 1853 27-tf
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lie cfedltors OF Tie late DR.. JAMes IAYN
SwohTii, entitled TO claim under his assignment
to The above named Defendant. executed on
lhe M sStl, day Of July a. ID. 1872 are hereby no.
'iil'd t,h'' ny an otder in the above stated
cause, they are required 10 establish their de
lnands before me, Commissioner in Equity for
Sumter District alorcsuid, Oh or before the
first day Of May next
also give notice that | will until The
sad first DAY of May next receive proposals for
.i'c Saie "' Itr' "i the real estate conveyed by
the said assignment Wing par,iy irsut whoIIv
IN The corporate Limits of Sumtcrvillc, bounded
ny lands Of DR.. J. {. IIAyNswonTn, w. l..
hHUNSoH, +. }. CoGnLAN and Mrs c. Bus.
sANn. ana by the new road running from Sum.
lcrviic I" the Steam mill Of II. J. CoGIILAN d.
o. supposed to contain about one hundred and
sixty acres.
W. f. b. IlAYNSWOitTU,
Com'r. III Equity ). D..
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manuia :ture of from -Four 10 Five Thousand
pairs OF 81 above article by tlcFALI.. For
reference n, to quality, he would respectfully
ol him, 10 those who ralruniZcd him last year
As TO price, he will guarantee them us low rs
can b. oi!c-icI!.
May - j MORGAN.
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BROWNING & LEHMAN, /"
IMPORTERS or
French, Esritis2a ;,lpsa Grr,nax
DIR x GOODS.
200 aud 21l ISing.sreat cornnr Of Mar
200 and I'll ISing-sreet corner of Mar
kct Street,
CHARLESTON, SC

lzct Street,
CHiRLESION, S. c..
NARPETINGS.- Phys, Brus-
" sells Tapestry and Vclvcts
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in silk, Satin,
and Worsted
CURTAIN CA9IBRlCs and NlUsLINs, in
large variety.
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. all styles.
GILT CORNlCES, in all the new designs
>, CURTAIN GIHPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
TASSEI.S, &r.
DHhrERY CORDS and BELL ROPES,
BRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and
STAIR CARrE'rlNGS. Of all STYLES.
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
RUGS. in great variety.
PLANTATION W'OOI.EN S-BIAN.
kETS, PLAINS. KERSEiS, CAPS. &c.
Red and White FLANNELS, SHlRTINGS.
DC.
COTTON osNABURGs, of all the bcs,
Southern makes.
English AMI American COTTON FLAN.
NELS.
French. English and American PRINTS.
LINENS CT, RICHARDSON'S superior
make, for ShectingS, Shir,ingS, Pillow Cases
Table Damnsks. Doylics Napkins Towclinps
liucll;,ha, Ks, Fruit Cloths, Is. l.. Diapers
Grass Cloths, DC.
CLOTHS, CASSINERS and VESTINCS.
Of best French Goods.
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades of
.li>h Guods
sATINETs. TwEEDS, JEANS and LIN.
SEN 5, Of all qualities and styles
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Consequences Of the pi.patch.


BALrfnoRx, Friday. April !. 1854.
Dear Dispatch An invalid and stranger 10
like cloud, envelopes me BY addressing you = line
from baltimore the monumental SBrfstowl Guy ~
pretty ladies'" .vell and vat sail Is pc, as the
Gaul says In the play. The telegraph, with hgn.
and sometime before-nccounts Of all the "hor-
rid MURDERS dreadful coniagrations, appalling
barbarities. shocking casualties' &C., 90 must
needs seek some other source OF information or
This cifv will be well represented In the Southern
Commercial Convention which will commence its
session In Charleston, s. G., on Monday next, the
10th inst A meeting OF the delegates was held at
leaving Baltimore in body. They left this morn.
ing nj 10 clock aud will reach Charleston via Nor
folk and Wilmington. on Sunday night. hope the
whole South, but particularly the Old Dominion,
will be nobly represented. Success to the Conven-
ton and its objects. But Mr. Editor, will not this,
like many other Southern demonstrations, termi
nate in pind, gas and smoke ] pray not The
Union 40 long the Constitution is preserved and
obserred and our rights respected but the South
forever, paramount to every thing else. "Them's
my sentiments"
The triumphant Kunkel and his ever popular and
talented Troupe are here In all their glory, carry
ing every thing before them, singing and amusing
crowded, fashionable and enthusiastic audiences.
Female "Women's Rights" lecturers are coming
South to teach us "Reliaion Morality Virtue, &C."
A Mrs Rose (variegated y lectured at the Temple
In this city, on Wednesday evening, to a respecta.
Bile audience She spoke more than an hour ad-
vocating the equality of the sexes. II men would
swear and fight at the polls then it important,
she argued, that woman's salutary presence should
be there to restrain their brutal passions since the
presence of woman had powerful influence up
on the sterner sex. What will Southern ladies say
to that To mixing with the "sterner sex at the
polls guess they'd petition for separate polls TO
be opened for the special accommodation OF the
'sotter sex" She very justly spoke OF the unjust
and sometimes oppressive laws in reference to the
property of woman. A woman, said she, could be
entrusted with the care, education and support of
half dozen children, but not with the manage
ment of $4,000 Many of her views were just and
met with the appreciation of her audience. She
lectures again this evening On "The fundamental
cause of all our social evils"
Miss Susan B. Anthony, of Rochester, N. Y. ad-
vertsed to deliver temperance lecture the Tenn
pie last evening, to which the public was invited
free Of charge. The lecture we'll attended. but
proved to be more on Women's Rights than tempe
rance. But fear am trespassing upon your time
and patience. Adieu. X.
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: rT'@A PINEY POINT LINE TO

s zzszs:sz zss93nBALTIMoRE-oN MONDAY OF
EACH WEEK-FARE 81 ONLY.-The public are
hereby informed that the comfortable steamer MA
RYLAND, Capt CHARLES Z. MITCHELL, having
been entirely reftted enlarged and improved in eve
ry respect. is now on the route between Richmond
and Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers BY this agreeable and economical line
will leave Richmond by the morning train on MON
DAY of each week at 81 O'Clock, A. M, and reach
Baltimore in the courte of the night thus securing
connection with the different lines out of Baltimore
the following morning in any direction.
Returning passengers will leave Baltimore on the
afternoon Of WEDNESDAY, of each week. at S
O'clock and arrive at Aqua Creek always in time to
connect with the night line of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Fare in either direction 81. Forward Cabin passen
gers the price. but with meals on board of the
aryland included
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, by the Newcastle and Frenchtown
line, 50 so. For second class do 81 50-making the
whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia by this
agreeable line Sc 50 emily for first class passengers
and s. so for second class ditto, including meals for
the latter ON board of the maryland"
For further particulars, through tickets apply
the office of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Pc.
tomac Railroad Company.
J. B. WINSTON. Ticket Agent.
Office r. F and P. R. R. Co.,
Richmond, March G. 1854 ma
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REAL ESTATE AID

JOININb THE CII I, III I'M ' ALE OALE
That beautiful and commanding situation, contain
ing twenty-five thirty acres adjoining the city,
offered at private SALE and is unrivaled in beauty of
situation and purity of water. This property will
N short time become a valuable addition to the
city, when laid off into building lots: such avora-
bic opportunity for profitable investment is rarely
met with. bridge will soon be built the ca
nal opposite to it, which will make the distance from
the Capitol Shorter than to many thcky settled parts
of the city.
For terms apply to
ia27-2avts TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
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QlCHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
~ ROAD-OPEN TO ROANOKE. 90 MILES
On and after Monday March 15 1854 the regular pas
sengsr train viii daily, Sundays sxcepted) be
tween Richmond and Roanoke.
The train will stop for passengers at the follow
ing points only: Manchester Robios'a coaiasld To-
mahawk, Powhatsn, Mattoax, Chula, Amelia G. b.,
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty
Church, Meherrn, Keysville, brakes Branch, Over
by's and Roanoke
Leave Richmond et o'clock, A. n. Returning,
leave Roanoke at IL. 40 O'Clock, r. M.
Children over 10 and under Is years Of age half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes so that one be retained In the
office, and 1t must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to go the
Passengers for Halifax G. II, Danville and Greens
borough, can meet Messrs Flagg Co.'s four horse
coaches at Roanoke daily; and those for German
town. Salem, and Salisbury, N. c., can meet Messrs
Flagg l. Co.'s four horse coaches on Tuesdays,
ThuIsdays and Saturdays at Roanoke Passengers
for Clarksville, Milton, N. c., and Yanceyviiie, can
meet Messrs. Moss Co.'s coaches at Roanoke on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and for Milton
and Yanceyville by Flagg Y Co.'s line Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at Roanoke.
Passengers for Lynchburg, via South-Side Railroad
and Flagg IL Co.'s stages daily.
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&4:-aG..He RECEIVING AND FOR
AWARDING GOODS Blythe OLD
DOMINION LINE OF CANAL BOATS.-EUS-
TACE APPLEYARD would call the attention of
Western Merchants and others to this Line, which
runs from Richmond to Lynehburg regularly We'd
sured that goods sent their care win meet with the
greatest dispatch Their house ia on the Basin. and
mh20-6w
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
-.oNDXY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1854.
THE TOPIC OF THE DAY.
A COMPLAINT BY AN OLD Fcor.

THE TOPIC OF THE DAY.
COMPLAINT BY An OLD Focr.
Far pi,y's sake can no one hit
ON some new theme for conversation
Something to let az rest biz
From this eternal botheratiou
About the eastern question, and
It's various probable solutisns;
Something to rid us out Of hand
Ofthe one topic now-thc Roosh'ns I
This topic haunts me day and night
No single hour goes by without u;
The milkman comes before tie light,
And tells the housemaid all about T.
I ring the bell, the servant brings
Hot water for the morns ablurons,
Then through the key hole loudly sings.
"Sir, hare you heard about the Roosh'nsi"
Enraced, down to breakfast cit;
There lies u'm it's most constant reader
The Times-I dare not open IL,
know the subject of the leader,
A knock comes-I am told il IL
man collecting contributions;
For whom The wives and families
Ofthose whove gone to fight the Roosh ms. j
I go to town. and want to know
Iffunds are up, and how to rate EN-
I'm answered. swell, think they're low
But Aops you read the aitimatnsnS'
! try again ask, How fare
The ministerial resolutions
On the reform bill 2" "Eh oh they're
Postponed until we've thrashed the Roosh'n I"
90 into an inn to dine,
The waiter comes all prime and smirky,
And says their poultry's very fine,
The Gear has not attacked thsir Turkey.
10 the next box | overhear
A talk of Austrians and of Prooshns
I'm pleased. another topics here;
No. 'Tis but Will they help the Roosh'nsr
The question harnts me evey way.
Even the boy that sweeps my office
Young rascal asked me tother day
To tell him who Prince Menschikot Ia.
In reading rooms nought else 10 read;
In scientific institutions
Science is set aside-instead
Folks lecture all about the Roosh'nsi
cannot sleep wink all night,
feel that am daily sinking;
I've lost my health and appetite
The worry's driven me TO drinking.
] feel that soon shall be free
From all these daily prosecutions
An inquest soon will sit
The verdict Bored to death by Roosh'ns y
--"Dio4eRes"
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WHAT Is YOUR NAME.-Three wild mudlarks
were recently captured by young divine and
brought into Sunday school in New York
What is your name, my boy7'
Dan" replied the untaught one, who was first
Intercepted.
.Oh, no, your name is Daniel, say it now"
'Daniel"
'Yes; well Daniel take that seat"
number two. s"'o" VI
"Sam," CALCULATED the urchin.
oh dear, no. it is Samuel; sit down Samuel, now
LEI US hear what your name is, my bright little fell
iewt, said he, turning to the third
WIN grim OF sefsatisfaction, and shake of the
head that would have done honor tn Lord pnr.
"Jimuel, be Jabers"
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MEDICINES.
MILK LEG, DREADFUL ULCER.
lNl PALPfTAT5ON, WEAxNEss
IL M0THLa AND DAggHTgK CuAED,

MILK LEG, DREADFUL ULCER.
W. fALriTATION. wEAxNEss
H1e TTHnf A 1IRd aAnHH Tku sGHHkp
HUNDkEns or OUR 0wN CITIZENS,
The Rieh. the Peg. srsyyehsys, bear TIC same
Read the following certificate from lady, endorsed
:. Hanpshirs county. Va. March ], iss4
reone. and Sesirs on !, Asssssble 70 your
sssI d 'sf 5isl IssTss cfS SR h'
uttering and trembling of the heart Witch cnn,
ued several days; II seemed a. though INV basrt Ia
s1mos f org i. oes The family bsesms
cine, and before had taken near one bottle OF M;
TINcTURE OF HAMPToNs was entirely 81 'p re-.
This Is the third instance Of relief in NV fam;,v r.
the use Of this valuable medicine. Two or tbres
years ago was laid up with liberation Of mn anEs
from the effect of what Is usually called milk Ieg
had lost all taste and appetite; and the sore which
was some four inehss up and down. and half.wsy
IT %y GET + heal
TURE, one bottle of which restored nv heath
healed my ankle, and am freer from swelling than
Again, one of my daughters was very low frou a.
we're dysentery. and when she began to ut mn he,
feet commenced swelling, which increased ever
day, and began to be very painful-she used hottIa
of HAMPTON'S TINCTURE the pains osu asr oo'..e
suaged the swelngs subsidized and her health re-.
lulHcu-Wt kept HeI ieSs aaNu6Ee with nc
wooden until her strength returned. VI
have been thus particular, that Others undsr mimi;
lar circumstances might be induced to avail them.
selves of this remedy. ~
Yours with respect
ELIZABETH EDWARDS;
do hereby certify that am personally acousi,,as
with Mrs Edwards, and can safely recommend 10
above statement to be correct.
E. p. COOPER, Postmaster.
CaPon Bridge. Hampshire co., Va,
ES Delicate ladies' and children will please 30.
it trial. s"o
Space uiu not permit to hundreds of other, a.
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos Canot Robt CAN'T
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism NN1"
John PeTvail, s. A. Griffin, John Luke Raw "
Eskridge, u s. Navy, and thousands of others cnrs6
OF Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Coughs, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, St Vitus' Dance, &C. We refer 10 On,
own citizens. Call on them.
DR.. HAMPTON, the author of this great Hmm.
TOMS Vegetable 1fnetuye is in his Goth wear in gooa
health that it will be it s not an artics yot
up to impose on the public. e'
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
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