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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27
VOL. XIX...-NO. SO.

+ OXEN IN HAYTL-The donkey is the most
common carrier of Hayti, and there is nothing
so awkwardly shaped, whether it be barrel of
flour or load of hay, that the islanders cannot
secure it upon their backs. Occasionally team
of oxen may be met with, but no better eyi-
dence of their unf:equency may be found than
the unskillful manner in which they are handled.
We quote from letter to the New York Even
ing Post: :.
"They drive oxen as if they were pigs. One
more 60 on either side, apparently to show them
as sort of vigilance committee, and all four
whip and scold, shower epihets and orders upon
the poor animals, with most distracting volu-
bilitv. Four 'Haytiens. driving all OK team, moke
quite as much noise as might be expected from
two hundred sailors getting an eighty-gun fri,
gate under sail Between the noise and the
scourging, the poor brutes, who are rarely, more
intelligent than their drivers have sad time
of it."
The same writer say that a cargo of cattle,
tied together in threcs and fours, by ropes
around their nccks, were landed Mt Port au-
Prince OF course as soon as they started, they
all began pulling in different directions, and be-
lore lney naQ got halt OlocK from the sh0re1
many of then, were dragging by their neck, on,
the ground, or trampled under the feet of their
fellows. These were9 so exhausted when they
fell that they generally, refused to rise; and
then sfollowed the most revolving system of,
tortures to get them up, it never occurring to any
one Of the drivers to unite their ropes and let
them walk by themselves. Five hours, at least, >,
were consumed in getting The cattle, about forty
in number, three blocks from the shore, and at
least one perished on the journey. -.
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CARPETS and Curtain Materials.


WILLIAM SHEAR, AUGUSTA, Ga.
w has just received from New York large
supply OF -r...,
OF new and elegant styles; -,
Euglish Velvet Carpets, Of new and splendid
styles
Rich Chenille Rugs, to match the Carpets;
Printed Crumb Cloths in patternsa and by the yard
Rich coorcd Damasks and Del-aines, for Cur
tains, with Gimps and Tssses TO match.
Rich Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains,
and some Mt very low prices;
Embroidered Muslin, for Curtains, by the yard (;
Window Shades of beautiful styles;
Superior Furniture Dimtes and Fine Cotton
Fringcs;
Gilt Cornccs, Curtain Bands, and Brass and
Plated Stair Rods;
The Public are respectfully invited to call and e1-
anime the assortment.
Augusta Nov u I! Al
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Groc cries J

so TIHDS. SUGAR, Also so Barrels STEW
ARTS do.
200 Bags COFFEE,
% Hhds MOLASSES,
200 Coils ROPE, some very superior,
100 Bales Gunny and Dundee BEGGING,
80 Whole. Half and Quarter Bbls. No 3, No /.
and Mess MICKEREL, also Kits,
" And we would ALSO statc," that VIC have hne
assortment of
Blankets, Negro Cloths,
Bedsteads, Chairs, Saddles, Osnaburgs, Stripes.
Iron, Nails. Oils, White Lead, Shot, Bar Lead,
Salt, Cheese, Powder, Soap, Rice,
Bacon, &c, &C., &C.,
And in fact, every article usually found in Gro
Gerry Store. j. SHELLY ooN;
Hamburg Nov Ia, Il IA
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DAY begins in darkness, grows bright, strong
and glorious, and in darkness closes; and 80
man begins life in weak childhood, attains to the
meridian of manhood nd second childhood ends
his day career.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
CORNER OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA

MILLER 1S WARREN, will offer great
vi inducements to their friends and customers
this season To purchase their FALL and WINTER
DRY GOODS.
They d. not pretend 10 say they have the richest
and largest stock offered in this city, that they
have better taste in their sceciions pussrss supe-
rior advantages over their ncchbors: but :hcy have
certainly the richest and most elegant stock they
ever had in store.
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GEN. Sam. Houston was baptscd at Indepen-
dence, Texas, few days ago, by immersipn,-
Heaven gets only the relics of sinners; we serve
the devil until we get old, and then give the
residum to heaven. This, at least, is very
common.-Mobila Tribune.
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DINNER TO GRANDSON OF LArAYETTE.-A,
complimentary dinner was given at Peterson. N.
J., few days ago to II. Lafayette, grandson
of the Marquis, who is on visit to the U. Statcs
in behalf of a suit, now before the Supreme,
Court, relative to the lands given to his grand
father by Congress, for service rendered during
the Revolutionary war. 80
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and largest stock ever offered in this city, that the
have better taste in their selections, or possess supe
rior advantages over their ncichbors but :hcy hav
certainly the richest and most elegant stock the,
ever had in store.
I'm DRESS Goods
They have Rich Satin Striped Plaid SILKS;
Rich Heavy Crocadc Cold do.
Blk Satin Striped Plaid aud Watcrcd SILKS o
ncw and beautiful styles;
Plain Red SILKS, and Plain do
Rch Printed Fr. CASHNiERES and DE
LANES;
Beautiful small fig DELAINES, for misses
wear
Plain French MERINOS and CASIlMERES
Of every shade
Sup fine Blk. Fr. BO9lBAZINE;
:! Z" = CHALLE and DELAINES;
MANTILLAS, TALMAS AND CLOAKS
embracing every variety of patterns and material
from low priced to the richest and highest cost
Goods manufactured.
ElkBROIDERIES, comprising large and
most elegant assortment of Rich French orkcd
Collars, Chemzcttes, Undrrslecres, Stomachers,
rrss.-Infaniz' Robes and M,r2"! B0dies
-AlSo-
Maltese Collars, Chclnizcttes and Slccr"F
Rich Embroidered Bands, of the latest Styles o'
work:
oil
Linen Canlbrc hcm-stcd handkerchief, Mitts,
Gloves;
Black and White Silk Hosiery Alpaca and Mo-
raran Hose:
Ladies and Misses Hose, all szcs:
silk and Alcrino Vests aud Misses d"
IN HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
They have IN cnllrss variety Of TO|FELLINGS
Table NAPKINS and DOYLES;
l2..i Linen and C",ton PILLOW CASE G""ds
Table CLOTHS, all sizes, Of tho richest
Da,nask and Snow drop figures.
-yTNGSS-
rrcncl and English C.iSSIMERES. BROAD
CLOTHS, TESTINGS. TWEEDS, Welsh
FLANNELS, aud every other article kept IN the
Dry Goods line. -,
Persons visiting the City, rely on finding the
newest styles Of Goods, and in richness and variety
UNSURPASSED in any market to which their attention
is invited. as they will be offered at low prices.
Augusta, Nov 25 If Al
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Be- content with little-go in for sunshine,
love, and minor luxuries generally-and lot the
world rush along as madly and as foolishly- -as2it
pleases. xs.i.:s5 -: "a
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LoNEsoME.-A winters bedroom, without n.
red-cheeked stove and wife. If bachelors are.
ever to be pitied, it is in winter when the ther-
mometer falls to zero, and frozen feet Married
men are less troubled with rheumatism than any
other. DR.. Francis explains the reason-they,
sleep warmer Think of this thing, and comm
bialize as soon as possible The bachelor not
only sins against God, but against fun, comfort
and happiness. There are FOOLS in this world
but there is no fool, like that man or woman,
who don't believe in hugging and kissing, bibles
and matrimony.-N. Y. Dutchuan.
An EXAMPLE While taking notes in tho
criminal courtroom recently, the editor of the
Worcester Transcript was much edited, as we'll
as amused, by seeing one of the lady witnesses
from the country, placidly knitting with an in
dustry worthy of his dear old grandmother's
time. The counsel wrangled, and the Judge
addressed the jury with earnest and pathetic:
eloquence, but the good lady, spectacles on
nose plied her needle with -benAV"le''t----''.-'
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TROUBLES are like hornets-the less ado you
make about them the better-for your outcrB
will only bring out the whole swarm uponzyot;
-..Is- -: ;.;s 49,: 3: - - zsZ-5os
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24

The navigation Of tie Yazoo IS almost
closed, and VIII continue 70 be 50 TIL there Is
rise in the rivers above The bed Of the ALissls
sippf IS much loWeg than that ct the lazoo winch
makes q fail that boats cannot pass. The little
steamer Ben Lee gets up here once week, but
she charges such enormous freight that merchants
find It cheaper Is have thsir goods brought BY
wagon than topatroa har There IS great guam
tity Of cotton il town waiting for shipment. Pro
visions are so high that poor people can hardly
get che neceries q hle. We hope planters
that have meat to sell win send in supply before
we al starve.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24


All lhis looks feIy 4uxoy 10 u8. ~ ~.
minds as oi old Cab1es's description &c tho
way Joseph earface shot Peter Ieaale.
little bronze Shakespeare and ihe penny post
man 60 the door With one and de same bal-
let The way our poet romancer closes his
description Of this dance of tie tables sound
very April foolish 10 our eyes. We must cons
fsss Hs says;
Two Of our neighbors Who CHANGED %
come mo venerable friend 81 and
stout working farmer sere obliged u hop
out Of the way ii The midstof their unbe.
lief to make the room for The possessed
mahogany pirouetling under Che mere touch
Of her slender fingers 40 two 81 the men
present could By holding "a With their main.
strength stop The one lndy's VIII power.thus
exercised-lhe liable rising from The floor 81
Hiding away, as if gentlemen wills we're
the only obstacle. The faces 81 ihe sacred
servants who were peeping ia at the doors.
would have a study Of Fuseli The very
tables they had bees-Waxed every day. OF
course we believed nothing any 81 us.--
But this was what we saw may - well
add, perhaps Chat to my own touch Gle pos
sessed tables were wholly insensible as
they were to The touch 81 all The gentlemen
present. They danced only with ladies'
NJ O. Picopne.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24
TO THE PHYSICIANS or THE WEST.
And to al thoss l0ko wee liquor as AleIleneor
nsn Bepern0e

As BsDsrags.
Physicians who ascibe Alcohol Liquors fcr
Medical purposes should give the preference
to Wolfe's Schi8dam Aromatic Schnapps
l. tits manufactu s Schiedam, ID Hollnri
and exclusively inthe factory d The proprietor
BY processes mud from material elsoNheI
employed and unknown
2. 1t S. proved 81 The repeated ant 81
several eminent chemists, "a be cnIE Gee
Ifnm zee nofnicious Ilsil 81 which lns n
HAD 81 liquor distilled from n and
ch IS tic cause 81 tie nervous and elal
naemenf serious cong tioa and morbid
life for habifual and Incorporate Indulgence
which such liquors invariably tend % saperin-
dnce.
81 q isproved BY the same uneuing guests
th IS Jupiter Gin IS not favored with the
.coul acfid ind indigeslible 81 of jupiter here
.tofore used but with the specifically lighter
more volatile aromatic and medicinal Of the
two essentiel oils Of the Italian iunipberry neg
Iected 81 every other manufacturer.
4. tits chemically proved % Be absolutely
pure IN its letfcofion-~a quality obtained BY
an entirely new process and which no other
Holland Gin Ia the world has acquired.
5. Itis proved by extensive medical experi-
ence and testimony q be an efficient as well
as an agreeable remedy il many cases q inn
cipient dropsy gravel, seronic govt, rheumatsm
fatulence, colico. concretons ia The kidney
and bladder. dyspepsyasfever and ague general
debility sluQeish circulation offhe blood de-
icient assimi oiion Of food and exhau vital
energy.
s. tits most grateful and ren0Fnfpr cordi-
al and when used 81 directed never indames
the system Or induces inebriety but tends rath-
er to subdue the latter fraily hy creating q
dislike to all inferior liquors. And g invari-
bly, corrects the illsefects Of Bad water wheth-
er in swamp or limestone Districts III All ST
these enumerated qualities Il has no rival in
market in the world
Since the Introduction Of this celebrated
medical beverage into the United tates a
number of Liquor Houses in New York andOur
other urge cities have commenced c1rnterfeit-
ing It. The genuine IS only sold i quart and
pint bottles handsomely wrapped IL yellow pa-
per, with my name on the bottle, cork. and la-
bie- / would advise those who use Il medicin-
ally,to purchase By Che bottles as Bars and
Hotels I'll my bottles with common Gin end
sell il for the genuine For sale BY al respec.
table druggists il tho United states.
UDUDPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
IS, 90, and ID Bever ST, New York.
The word 'Schnarp belongs exclusively %
my article, other HE co1nterfsit
For sale IN New Orleans
Converse IS 60.
E. j. Hart 81 Col
Peters q Millard
John fright g Co.
Jarvis q " goldman,
Yazoo City Nov. "a 23 SIM.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24
MASSACHUSETTS, OBJECTIONS.

The Boston Atlas las returns from three hun
dFed ana eight towns, BENGAL with the exception
Of tgenty-one in the State
Gardiner, Know Nothing candidate for Cover
nor. received 81 g 90 majority, and IS elected
Simon Brown, Know Nothing elected Iieat
enant Governor
Messrs. Hail. Burlington Donne Conins Bur-
fngame Davis, Banks, Knapp. Dewitt, NorEjs
and Clifton. al Know Nolhings have been elect
ed CoBgre men,
The Know Nothings have elected the meme
bers Of tie State Senate ana have three hundred
and forty ont Of three hundred and forty-eight
members Of the House
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24
LQcoFoCo MEAsuRE.
J AIII.- A1I0NG TTTE PROPHETS.


INK could hardly have believed that q
man who had seen SO much of the world and
Of course 50 much humbug ofone kind or
anoth her could BE led away by the absurd
nonsense Of these So called spiritualisls, me-
dia, rappers and Gle like. Bul he has ac-
tual ii been having them At bis own house,
IdleWild and they have been setting tables
dancing pironeting and coming other
lodges Of that sort, as the Artfnl says. II
seems that among the prescriptions that
have been so proiusely offered Dr. Will
for The cure ofhis lungs the publication 81
bis late melancholy letter there
proposing 10 him some kind ea'e pik
itual operation. HAVING aken this 9tdic
kind Of medicine What Is lie pI
sence of 4 Judge "a ola lads an ln
valid young rs. e alopea Ht
siantla ehan nd bar1d Taylor the
traYe he conversation 4il|is ed
to tnt enenls table moFino and in
tie eoN IS Lhs confsbrlalion an ormula
cable hitherto 81 na most steady habits
standing Is she centre 81 Che drawing room
heQn q pance viii our Boston friends
8ine bel hands blIV upon i and the1
next moment knocEed her end tic ief
little daughter Lillian PROSTATE upon tne
eof very nearly upset ihe Judge and 1loA
he arm of lotus crowned statue 6 lIelans
was er stand g he corner
8 nn spirits invoked @ heeI Geo
lungs mtF 1lsa olt ladies and children.
fni aud break objects 81
% msfe
eaS nae touch SIS che iii Mss
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24
IEIE SO NaHAI c0NTRoVERsEY Z.

Our neighbof Of ils Canton Citizen some
time ago published 8 W Plat, The Rhinebeek
Chicken man for not paying his printers bin
at that Office. The Vieksburg Wing and some
others, among the sola copied tie notice and
endorsed t. we intended q have done the
same. but nislaid Il BIZ Piatt has since writ
tena letter to tie Columbus Democrat, com
.plaining of injustice, and requesting the news
papers generally 70 copy tie explanation Of
bis position ii This eve would say foal trans
action9 but fhe pun IS worn threadbare 81
late uguishea nernbes of the zoo Bar.
ne DO not hear Of any publish having re.
ceiged his money for the Chicken advertise
ment except the one q colnmbla We lost
f0u dollars 81 aansacton md for one
think i IS time that Chicken peaals lap ped
lars md Psehs Medicine should 81
especially &c Pp press
8 they pay aasaR vel enough bat 81
Yoa trust one OF ol bundled eu will BEL
cheated Such cha actef should be ebuked
Tie Canton publ has ngh eject
hand FAINT hadee ne q
lowing
nave
0n pofa6t org
m k hlcken
ot q Wo and bali,
amount a
as se 81
hsndts
ol fteott aaefs 81 Vie
W ala nQt g
81
teeo DO expense 81 e
faoeY Itch
dupliea nts vail be
es re eeeut
ee Ie 81
sci 4oe without e
. he iae
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24

Our city IS now perfectly healthy. We do
not hear of any new cases Of sickness. Bus.
ness is brisk and f tie river was only nayiga-
bic we should hope for q prosperous and pleas.
ant seasons
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24

~ Distance lends onchantment TO TIE view
as a escaped convict slid when be stood On the
Jersey shore and contemplated tie distant beau
ties Of Sing Sing.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24


s'lsees she 'hapelan Nho enua 1paln'
eaeiaeskn Paapaaaps
8 VS. e ysasnlng aiseH EneyaEes epa ga1asaa
thas al1eessa tns slo1hs y 1le nIss nlaee g sne
sl'egss 81 the halsle Il was no particular longing
spf lae soata mai Drought tfe NanaalF from As
k.sa lnto llaiy. Ahase fefs llslpastegs e tlosa
g g ours mere = 9 nllaeasssl'ng Spit
ne8 saapans all9'ls sas a.aseosl.esl aaa sqa.
ssan1anopls aappens q e thslt Sana q LIE
SD end il the state policy q Russia respecting
Che Turkish 30 ions, We shall find tie true and
81 safc;ess sa,,aea # tI,a nrosank ,ssF u;tbonf
-. :...s ]. 49,. s. .... ..
9s'sas 03''ssa 8 lss - s.9 p9selesa ~
haenea 50 utterly IS peculiar
pas 81 on tie part 81 tie flr,elIers of
IS, - psI.,s,s IS eI,s.e, stos. .as;
denee g. tle iapd q tas 9eanss aRa tlil1l.
1.ls.a:s 80 s 80
!. g. -.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24

A FUsroS PARrY-The Loeofoeo press OBJ
jeets to the fusion Of parties 70 oppose the Admin
istration. As President Pierce has disappointed
every body. he must expect opposition from ~
quarters But when you talk Of fusion. look p
his Gabinet One Massachusetts, Coaltionist
one New York Soft--olle Pennsy lyania Catholic
Lone Free Sos Michigan man one Kentucky
Union nan--one North Carolina Old Line Dem
oerat, and pretty old at that-and one Mississippi
Fire Eater! Was there ever saeh specimen q
aoa ID our land
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24

An Ex loA INST THE ND I'll,
it is said be organized during the winter, concen-
trating at Jefferson Barracks, so IS to commence
operations early IN the spring t viii consist Of
the ID regiment Of infantry, three companies ef
the "a dragons, one section of light battery from
Baton Rouge, as many men as can be spared nom
the Western forts and probably at least two com
panies Of mounted volunteers. Hostilities win Be
commenced against the Sioux, and vigorously
continued until that troublesome tribe is hunbIed
after which the Camanches VIII Be punished ia
like manner. Col Sumner, who has already had
so much expeEienee "a Indian fighting il New
Mexico, win command tha expedition. e the
published statemeni Be true, this viii be most
energetic and severe conflict.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24

PorITIrAL AErHsiETI There are tables
which have not Jet been compiled il thestatistics
az politics, "a which PUBLIC tention may now be
called. The first Of them Is
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24

a r the JANUARY Term. 1855. Of the Probate
a Court Of Yazoo county, win. q Admin
istrator of the estate Of Ann L Perry. doc q.
present my final account ior settlement and
allowance. g. HOLMES, Admir-.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24

rridag Mornins. November !.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

VIE above Institution located First
tween Main aud Sycamore streets. (Cadwvls Hall in
die OF May.
The rooms d'.sd in equal to any other similar
ihsuoa the West aud effort shall be the
part Of the Principal to make in ever
respect. - -
The system adopted in teaching is Anaytieal Indueive
Practical and Theoretical Of usnr books The
exercised IN making original entries
on tra opening and closing variety
Including balance sheets lin
duties that viii be required In
aas .e LOT entering upon the PRA
duties OF an ACCnISrANrin kind business Tn
Instruction. will consist OF -'N"-Ase
DOUBLE ENTRY BooK-KEEPING
In all its branches including
tail Business. Steam-B0 BOok-Keepnx
ness Current. Account sales Mercantile Cs,I
tons and complete system Of Commercial Correspons
students therefore enter time The
ratio OF their capacity.
aud regaire more than four weeks The time no
ever will not be limited Students review amy time
free Of charge.
TAG will take pleasure in doing eerythpr In
accomplished accountants.
DIPLOMAS awarded deemed worthy of them.
TERMS (PgEPsD or SECURED for the Mereaa course
excepting h. BOok Keeping s20: including
Bookkeeping. $500 Mercantile Calculations. s5
Young wishnsto qualify themselves Practical Book
Keepers respectfully invited 70 call at the Rooms during
hours ana satisfy themselves ia
tases TO be derived from attending ofessons in this
Institution.
The Principal justified saying that any person Of
ordidary business qualifications. fes months
more Of the practical this school
could be learned IN the Counting House numsr of
M and TO ga in the Pupils
sessions will furnish their lights For further laOrma-
Catalogues giving particulars be application
% undersigned. JEREMIAH Benin. Plincirai,
EVANSVILLE August, lSS' sug2i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
HURTS! HURT,S!! HURT,S!I!
Iron IL n II IL

1T we'll kno almost that certain class Of
diseases their orisin to Debility; and inventor
this strictly view led discovery Of
valuable OF all Medeines-0 the shattered
broken down system. originating from any and every
Thus the aud
Of Iron kRown the Medical World. and be in all
requiring ehalybeats 1t is particularly recommended
In Chils Fever Scroiula Rheumatism Govt Distracted
Meastrua which has been he Of death many
hould be bushng into womanhOod Falling the Womb
Fuor Albus White Dropsies of all kinds Chro
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co.. KY. july I.t '53.
Mr. D. r HrRT--Dear Sir;-Permit TO you
the afflicted Female community
ago. became diseased with Falling
tine had the ph in the country
without relief. In April
SPringsI did sning there
tce fOuad the water benehtiny On
home female acquaintance. who had using
persuaded it. consented to
the bottle found myself improving rapidly.
using the An bottle and happy lam
my household Affairs as before was taken sick.
SARAH A. JONES.
BAsrRo. Texas Nav l. 1852
MsssRs. FARMER. Hurt wing
school for
m health rapidly declining General debility
pervadei whole SYSTEM weak
walking skeleton until fused three bottles Dr.
Hurts Iron Tiaeture well and testify Of
truth that the best medicine extant for debility
spinal loss of appetite aud all diseases arising
adissased state OF The blood Yours. with respect.
j. NJ. HAMMOND.
ey7-4mw W0OLSEY & LlNCK. Sole Agents.