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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-22
CON N e r CIA L.
Correspondence OF the Advertiser.

HAMBURG, Feb 10.
Corroy Our Market during the week ending
o-day has been characterized by 4 very unsettled
state Of feeling Sales and Receipts have bern light
The unsettled state Of the war news per last advc"s
from Eur"p- still continues to keep in check The
spr;, Of speculation consequently we lock for much
Jcprcssinn in the Cotton trade sluug AS the present
prospect Of War exists in Eur"Po. We quote rrI-
ces nonlinalysf1 to q cts. d.
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Particular Notice.

To the Stockholders of the Edgefcld Odl.
Fellows' and lMasonic Building Associa.
tion:
GENTLEMEN : Our Bulling is commenced, and
from the energy displayed by the Workmen, we
may soon expect to see 1t above the surface
payment will soon be due the Contrastors- :,
Treasurer, your Second lnsrllment Of 10 per cent,
as early as possible.
MIR. "A RAMSEY is the authorized Agent of the
Company, to receive Instancnts and take additional
Stock Please take due notice and govern your
selves accordingly.
A. G.. TEAGUE, Prcs't
F.b go II 6
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Columbia & Hamburg q. Road.
go &C. iES2#EzsSEs2s a.

NOTICE is hereby given ,ha, ,l'- Ps"ks I" re-
i ccive Subscriptions OF Stock TO the Columbia
aud Hamburg Hnil Road. will be- opened vt the fol.
lowing places, on the FOURTH MONDAY in
March next and keep, open for sixty days thereafter.
The Commissioners appointed will please open
i,ooks in accordance with the foregoing.
At Caluubi;,-.]as. S. Sc"tt G. II. Bryce, Wm.
Wallace.
At Lcxington-:Iohn Fox, Leroy Hendrix, A. II.
Fort.
At the Ridge. Elgefield District-]. c. Ready,
Maj T. Watson. W. llolst"p.
<, EdarirA Court Houses. chri.ty, t.. 7.
Minis. S. f. Goodr.
..lt llamburg-C. Hammond, f. J. Guckmaster,
!. w Stokes.
And give due notice of the specific location Sc
lectvd for the purpose. JAS. S. SCOTT.
Chair'n Columbia Commissioners.
Feb % ct 8
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FRUITFULNEss oE CALIroRSiA.-Messrs. Stree
ter u Co. have raised this season upon their
ranch, situated about ten miles from Sonora
cabbage fourteen inches in diameter, when
stripped of its loose leaves parsnp nearly three
feet long; and bag of potatoes varying from
the size Of pint cup 10 that Of quart cup
They have also raised from a single seed,
pnmkin vine which has yielded forty pumpkins,
weighing an aggregate weight Of seven hundred
and ftty-6ve pounds. They have also raised
sixty-seven pounds of potatoes in single hill,
from one potato, planted without cutting; in
another hill fifty-llree pounds and in aDothcr
ninety.six. The world may be challenged to
produce soil of such remarkable fruilfulness
rs that of California.
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To Correspondents.

"HAR7ER" has been received and will appear next
week. We assure him that his series Of articles Sa
be cheerfulIy published and regularly too as they
are received.
ApDEvILLE" will find that his call for SALUDA'
has been ANTICIPATED by that writer. Both pieces
were received nearly week sinre, and but for some
irregularty in the mails, would have been in full time
for our las, issue. This will explain the seeming de-
lay in the publication OF these articles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-22

The Philadelphia Inquirer is informed that
an agent is now in t,al city busily engaged in
buying up old muskes. /" The object is not
known, but they are sent TO New York. One
rumur is, that they are intended for Cuba
another that they IRE designed for Europe-and
a third that they are destined for Mexico Ger.
tain it is that n large number have already been
purchased. Other agents have been sent into
The interior Of this and other States, with sini-
lar object. The money is promptly paid on
delivery, and very good prices are Obtained"
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Augusta g. Waynesboro r. Road
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

rVNHE PASSENGERS Train on the Augusta &
l. Waynr>born Rail Enad, WILL till further no'Ier,
l,a,ve the Augusta Depot daily. ut o'c."ck T. ~,
connecting u, Alill,.n with the Daily Mail Tram t'
Macon. Alili,hCrv,llc. Og''tlorp'. Columbus and
Savannah No drtrntion any part OF tn" E"n'r.
These Cars connect at Oglrlhorrc' with DAILY
Stage Lines ln Tallahassee, Fla, and Eufanla, Ala.
Al:o, nj Sav,,.nal, with the last Florida Steamers.
For through Tickets or further information apply
10 j. y. REEVES. Agent.
Augusta, Geo.
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Fea THE ADVERTISER.

relied or
Fen THE ADVERTISER.
Mr. EpIDon Some Of us up here would like to
know what has bccoule Of SKLuDA.' He dashed
down upon the Ged ef action some weeks ago, and
although he has been slashed at again and again, BY
various knights of the qsil, his buse blast floats no
more upon the brcrn. Why i,a Does "SALu-
pA" feel whipped by the angry barking Of an
alarmed pack We hope not. There is surely no
cause for such feeling. For one, regard him
unsca:hrd as to his main practical p,sit.on, which
was that the State should not subscribe to the Sal
Yannah RIVER Rail Road. don't believe in the
policy Of lning'ng the State funds and the peoples
money in such enterprises. That it has been done
is no reason the practice should continue. Abo'h
precedent as soon rs possible when you feel it t"
BIZ a bad one.
"SALuDA" Is raspcd because he thought proper
to arrnign tho Companys choice Of a President.
Well, perhaps this castga,inn Of the Wall Street
broker might have been spared. But so far as the
propriety of the choice is considered, belcse thai,
most people who care anything about the matter
agree with "SALuDA" Why draw HIRAM IrT.
Gibson from his Wall Street specu'a;i"ns, when
such MEN as Capt A. J. HAMMOND, Of Edgcfeld,
or Gen. JAMES HARRISON, Of Anderson, could have
been had.
But, Sir, hope the Savannah River Road will be
built. ! would be delighted 10 know that three
hundred laborers were now upon the route 1t may
paw or i, may not. This is a proposition only to be
solved by the future. That it will net an i'm
petus to sectional prosperity may be accounted
as true. Almost any Rail Hond does this much.
Let the Road then be CONSTRUCT q, rapidly as may
be- We shout for progress.-But let MT this or
any other Company draw upon the State for help
LIT eacl, Road stand fail upon its avn merits. If
i, be imprraiivcly demanded it will be built. If the
reverse, it ought no, 10 be built.
But, Sir. meant only to call fir Your able cor
respondent .SALrpA." His rc-appc;rancc would
be greeted with satisfaction by many readers in
ABBEvILLE.
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Acknowledgement. a

OUR thanks are dnc TO the Hon. "a p. BUTLER for
a copy of Herndon's Exploration Of the Amazon
and for other favors.
The Honorabes P,S. Brooks, w. W. BoYcE, and
/. NJ kElrr will also please accept our ucknomlcds.
menls for sundry documents received.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-22
House of Entertainment!

THE Subscriber, after returning his thanks for
IL the encouragement heretofore bestowed On
him, respectfully informs his friends that he VIII
again opcn during Court, 1T his old stand I'm Inc
Dwelling brlow the Steam NliN HOUSE OF
ENTERTAINMENT, where Board and I"dging
can be had on the most satisfactory and accommo-
dating terms. ". BhOAD" Eh.
Feb 90 1T
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-22
Fresh New Wheat Flour
AND YEAST p0HDERS,
Hamburg, Feb 90

1RND 1,LND1 IUH DIHD'
JUST Received Thirty Barrels Of that Choice
C Flour from the Tunbling Shoals Mills. Every
Barrel sold can be returned # not approved
Also, Ohe.Gross of Preston i Merrell's lntailibe
YEAST POWDERS. No excuse for bad bread
now. For salc by &. l.. PENN, Agent
Dec i 49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-22

TIVE FyLLlBUsTEEs OF LOWER CALIFORNIA
There is nothing to parallel in faced maraud
ing the invasion of over California by body
of American adyenurers. We almost imagine
ourselves transported to the era of buckaneering
in the 18th or 10th century, when neither the
rules of public law nor the restraints Of semi
civilization preeluded the ravage Of lands and the
robbery, if not the subjugation of their inhabi-
tants Does not such stat ement rs the follow
ing read like some record of the movements of
freebooters? Is it not incumbent on the gov
ernment to expel this band of land robbers from
their illegal holdings and restore them to their
legitimate possessors
On the 2lst Of December, sixty-fve men, IN
der the command of Capt. Davidson, marched
upon the town of San Tomasso. which yielded
without struggle. The Mexican authorities
fled in dismay, and the property belonging to
them was seized and appropriated to the use of
the expedition.
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Strayef

E,ROM Hamburg, on Monday evening. ls,h in.
l. slant, Large DARK BAY MARE MULE,
about l6 hands high. Any person taking up said
Mule will be liheally rewarded by sending the same
to the Subscriber, or letting him know BY mail
l. WILLIAM SPIRES.
Hamburg, Feb 90 q Q
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gbe a0vfrtisfr.
ARTHUR SIMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY %, 1854.
Our Collector.

Mr.. NJ. E. WAGNER is now abroad upon c"llect-
ing tour for the Advertiser" We hope he will be
kindly received by subscribers, and dismissed with
tho n-edful' as precipitaely as possible
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A uctio q /!
Important Notice.

w. II. PRATT g. CO.
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
NO. 2, MoLLYHoN ROW. 7
NEFBERRY c. H s. c.
T. EEP constantly On hand large and complete
IN assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, c CHEMICALS
Dye stuffs, Paints, Oils,
Ysrn;slcs. Brushes. Fancy Articles, rer'un'eryr
PHyS;CANS' SH0P-WARE,
Surgical Instruments, &C., &c.
Being associated with the largest Drug House m
the State, We can sell Goods upon BETTER
TERMS than any House out Of Charleston.
q PhSsicans and Planters will hnd it to their
in,rr.s, tSagivc call.
All articles warranted to give sat's'ac"n.
1T Orders addressed to W. +. PRATT & Co,
will meet prompt attention.
Feb 80 lin
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To the Afflicted!

NEVER suffer long from Cough Atthis ag" Of
thr world, when you can get AYER's CHERRY PFC
ronAL, is criminal neglect, if y"n do not cure it.
Call on Mr. G.. l.. PEss, Agent, and g., surlly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-22
PEDIGREE.

Joseph Powell, Esq, Of Grccnville Village,
South Carciinl, agent for American claims in
Europe, has reported to him from London, Eng
land, the following claims. which have been ad-
7er,iSed for heirs, and which estates, (in money!
arc deposited in the Bank OF England, and will
be paid Immediately ON satisfactory proof Of
heir ship, viz:
Captain John Hunter, his heirs advertised for
in 1891. He had sisters 1T that time, supposed
to be living in Virginia.
William Hunter, or his heirs, once lived at
Bengal, Georgia.
Georg ge Hynning, of Hamsted left England
in lS4l.
Robert Hutchngs, formerly of Manchester,
England His heirs are the descendants of
Elizabeth, Hannah and Ann Hawkins. They
were born in London, st. Lukes Parish, in 1855,
1856 and l759-lhcy, or their heirs. :.
The respective amount Of the above estates is
not given.
John White died in 1908, Sea CAPTAIN. His
next of kin can obtain. $4,000
Sarah Emily Bouchie. $4,000
George Benson. 10000
Joseph Slater $4,000
Marlin Hammond 10000
William Gibson $4,000
The heirs of all the above named persons re-
side some where in tile United States, and have
been advertised for, to come forward and claim
and on making proof can abiain the above
amounts, rs they Hsly bc related, all of which
now stands unclaimed Mountaineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-22
MERCURY OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, February 9, 1854.

CHARLESTON, February y, 2So4
GENTLEMEN: Your note of the -ith inst. was
received Il few davs ago, aud you will believe
me, that il is with no common feelings that
take up my pen TO respond.
Its real kindness of tone, the source whence 1t
comes, the obec, designed. and above all the cir
cums,ances TO which feel constrained to ascrlbe
ii, make me as kceny scnsiblr of my obligations,
TO YOU as eager to express them. My personal
acquaintance with your section of the State Is
very limited Abbcyille and Greenwood are
known to the only through the medium of an
honorable history-as the cradle of good old
Carolina virtues, and the home of intelligence
and patriotism. The noble object, too, contem-
plated, in which my whole nature sympalhizes,
presents still higher reason why | should not
iorr.o this opportunity of visiting you. With
repeated assurance. therefore, gentlemen OF my
gratitude to you, cheerIully accept the invita-
ton to address you, on the 3lst of March, at
Greenwood. Yours respectfully,
w. R. TABER, Jr.
Messrs. Logan, Leland, Gilam, and others,
nttfa
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ARRIVAL OF THE. CANADA.

NEW ! Oth, reU 10.
The Canada arrived at Halifax on Thursday
Sales Of Cotton for the week, forty-thrce thou
sand bales. Naligan's Circular quotes Fair
Orleans six and b1lf; EEddling, five three
ouurters Fair Uplands, six one-eighth Middling,
five fye-cighths More sellers than buyers.
Speculators took two thousand and Exporters
four Thousand babes.
II is now certain that great battle was fought
Mt Kalafat Oh the 25th or 26th, in which the
Turks are reported TO have been victorious, al
though the Russians had $4,000 men engaged
Fresh Instructions had occurred among the
Wallachian pesantry.
Austria has renewed her demand for the en-
tradition of foreigners in the Turkish service.
The Persians are again friendly with Turkey
The financial statement of the French Ministry
is favorable. -
The latest advres state that Count Orlott
had arrived at Gcrin, and that the Cabinet had
been.summoned to meet him. fIc goes next to
Vienna.
Adyires from ST. Petersburg to the Goth ul'-
have decidedly warke tenor, and state that
the Car is resolved on extreme measures unless
the reply of France and England be favorable
Tne London Time, says that the reply is couch
ed in firm diecidcd term.
alt is rumored that q collision has occurred IN
the Black Sea.
Great eXciements still exists in Servia.
The whole of the Russian fleet left Sebastopol
on the 18th ult. aud sailed towards Batoun
The Canads arrived ont on the 29th. The
steamer Charity from Liverpool for Halifax had
returned with decks swept.
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the tlorn.apple which is said to throw them into con-
vulsons followed by profound sleep. The king Of the
Tongo Islands and his subjects an intoxicating
pepper. And 20
The taste for this sort of thing may be said to he
toleraby universal, if BLAcKwooD's article is to De
relied, or
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-22
EIR. TABER.

We are pleased 10 see MIR. Taber has accep-
ted the invitation to deliver an address at Green
wood. The following is his reply to the conf
mittcc of invitation: -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-22

"On the fifth day our boys pads an open at
tack upon their camp; rout;ag them completely,
killing eight, and wounding several more :; we
also took possession of their field piece, amuhi-
ton, stock, camp equipments, &e., since ~nich
time Meandrez has not been ghFe to make
stand: The flag of 1.-TWO Stars" now waves
triumphantly over Lower CaHferpE'', ana The
wealthy rancheros are in extacfes, and. DO not
fear to express their joy at our. advent" =. :.
FRAUDS IN FLouR.-Purchasers OF flour wonld
do well to have every barrel weighed, many
frauds in tho weight having lately come to light
as we are informed In some cases the weight
has been found to fall some twenty pounds be-
low the standard. Just now, when prices are
so extravagan,ly high, this is consideration not
to be overooked.-New York Express.
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THE POOR IN IRELAND.

The Limerick Reporter has the following
gloomy statement respecting the spread OF dis
trcSs in that quarter, consequent upon the enor-
mons advance in the price Of all kinds OF provl-
sonS:
1.-THE state of the poor is lamcntable in the
extreme. We never remember 10 have witness
sct them under mere rrIva'ons. The cap
ilalistS, who speculate Oh war, have absolutely
placed provisions beyond their reach, no matter
the amount of employment they may enjoy
The gates of the workhouses constantly through
out the country. present the same atfiicting ap-
pear.nce they did during the pressure of the
fauiiae in the memorable years '+6 II, and AS.
Yesterday 300 applicants were received into the
Limerick Union WorkhouSc, and, to judge by
the crowds of bcgyars that iIl the streets, 1t Is
certain that hundreds more will have to seek
refuge within the workhousc walls before the
snould fake place a mic hEfefft" tphHee hee
laborinu classes are not much better off than
those who are forced into the poor house.
With the exception of few establishments, the
wages given does not average more than Is. I'D.
a dsy. We brlieve III one or two cases 1t
amounts to Is. Gl. a day; but the general
average i. Is. Al. il not less. This Is. we pro.
nounce, no remuneration whatever, under pres
ert circumstances, for the laborcr, without whom
the employer cannot carry on his business and
We have heard Of numberlrSS cases in which the
wrc;rhr,l laborer works through the day with
out food sufficient 10 recruit his strength, in
order to supply the cravings Of his miserable
family"
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DEATH OF A VETERAN OFFIcER-Captain
James B Coup;r. Of the United States Navy,
died Haddontcld, New Jersey, OH Sunday, the
9th inst, in the 93l year of his age. He has
for many years been considered as remarkable
for his vigor of body and mind, and as late as
Thursday last was engengaged ut work in his
garden, where he took cold, which resulted in
death. During the revolutionary war, he en-
lis,,d rs private, and was present ut the taking
OF Stony Point, and the battles of Guilford,
North Carolina, and Eutaw Springs, South
Carolina He wa. one of the gallant number
nho took Forts Watson, Mott and CRANKY, in
South Carolina, and Forts Gaipin aud Augusta,
in Georgia lie was likewise in the memorable
siegc of Ninety Six, in South Carolina In all
the thrilling SCENES of the Carolinas he acted n
conspicuous par; during the revolution. In the
war Of 1879. he entered the United States Navy,
with three of. his sons, one of whom has since
become minister of the Society Of Friends.
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For your correspondent DARK CORNER, SA
LrnA" has no reply except, to suggest to you, MIR.
EDITOR, that the corner" from which his produc-
ton cnranatcd, must be, indeed, 4" dark !"-and
that his confession, that he is no sehOlur," though
very candid one, is entirely supelfnous inasmuch
as it sheds no additional light upon the subject.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-16

aF How TO GET DINNER.-Dr Arne was with
a party of musicians in provincial town, where
a musical festival was being celebrated. They
proceeded to an inn to dine, but were told that
every thing eatable in the house was engaged.
All despaired save the" Mus Doc who, cutting
off two or three ends of catgut. and, observing
waiter carrying a joint to company in an
adjacent room, contriyed to drop the bits of
catgut on the meat. He then returned to his
companions, to whom he intimated that dinner
would soon be ready. They smiled grimly !;
and soon after, some confusion being heard in
the room to which the joint had been conveyed,
he reiterated the assurance that dinner was
coming, and thereupon left the room. On the
stairs he encountered the waiter, bearing away
the joint with look of disgust in his face,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-16

E Whittier 80 fast, friend, with that haunch Of
mutton'' was HIS query. s'I am taking It
back to the kitchen, SIR; the gentlemen cannot
touch It Only look, sir,1 said William, with
his nose in the direction Of the bits Of catgut;
g it's enough to turn ene's stomach - s" Will
ham, said Arne, grsvely, Sc fiddlers have very
strong stomaehs bring the mutton to our.
roomi'' The thing was done, and the haunein
vas eaten, but William had ever afterwards
for musical people, who mot only ate
grubs, but declared that they liked them.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ESIsH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
LARD oII-l50 bbls Winter Strained;
SPERM 0IL--A0 bbIBl
WHALE 0IL-l0 bhH
TANNER Oils bbls Bank and Straits; |
ItNSEED OID-30 bbs Boiled Raw;
NEATSFooT 0IL-90 bbls Pure; ~
CASTOR OIs4-95 bbls Biow's -L..I== 5
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-s0 bbtsi
ALCOH0I.-20 bbs; '4Ez g55
MACKEREL-l00o packages Nos. !, 2 and 81
SALM0N-200 pkge, bbls and kits; It.. zI ss-4
C0DFISH-b00 bokes Churehips; =t
HERRING-lO0 Ibis and 200 boxes Sealed
= SHAD-50 halves and 50 quarters;
TONGUES AND SOUNDS-20 halves and 0kta
SALMON TR0UT-i0 bbs g. ..=s
s5 CANDLES-l00 90 boxes Sperm, and 200 do. Star,
S0AP-300 boxes Jaokson's and Livermore's; '
CRUSHED SUGAR-20 bbs; - e f'.
H. l TEA-s09 pkgs Imperial and Pouchong; as
LEMON SfRUP-l00 boxes brands;
BRANDY-20 or. and IS eighth casks; .l.
WEiISR v-50 6bls Old Bourbon, IS bbls MonoDgahea;
MADEIRA WiNE-5 eighth casRs, very fine;
CRANBERRIES-10b bbis, 90 half and rs Or;
RAISINS--l0O half boxes;
Pie Fruits Pickles. Preserves Jeee Pepper
Saues, Lobrs CLAIMS Salmon Capers, Boiled Mutton,
Powders Mustard Herbs
myl3 J. H. CATER d CO., Is and l6 Common street.
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II IvER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. NERV q

T IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-
i'll GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYs-Fnrthe
testimony from Missouri in favor Of HooFLANDS GERMAN Bit
TIERS prepared Dr. M JACKSON Philadelphia acknowledged
al dealers to be the medicine now in
for the cure of the above named diseases.
READ AND BE CONVINCED. sEZJ.
VIII ADAMS Publisher Of the Argus Weston, No. July H. 1851
said last low and weak be able 70
stand at the than hour the time tried one bottle
o. German Ber which entirely cured have used two
bottles sent two bottles 1bo miles from here to friend who had
been sick for long he has also cured BY em believe
them TO be superior any medicine in use." .a&
@ HENDERSON, Glasgow, No. August 1851 said Yout
Bs are beginning here bottle away some
agS and has been means selling about se1en
medicine doubt equal to the people appear
70 know them have had them but hours and
have sold bottles Please send another lot
Dr. A. HEITz Paris No. March 49, 1883 ssd Your Bitters
have given better satisfaction all the have beer
used, than other medicine with which am acquainted"
B They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE and never prostitute tho
system., 81 & No.. sssyg E5Fbr ssJg
s For sale by respectable where.
= J. WRIGHT d Goa New Orleans,