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N ANEHG.e -
berry PectOral.

For the rapid Cure of
woUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS BRON.
CHlTlS, WH00PING- COUGH, GROUP,
ASTHMA, AND CONSUM PTlON.
HIS remedy has won for itself such noto-
1 riety for its cures Of every variety of Pull
monary disease, that it is entirely unnecessa.
ry to recount the evidences of lis virtues in
any community where it has been employed.
So wide is the field of its usefulnes, and SO nu .
merous the cases Of it's CUES. that almost every
section OF the country abounds in persons
pubically known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate disea ses of
the Lungs by Its use. When once tried its su
periority over every other medicine of its kind
is too apparent to escape observation, and
where it's virtues re known, the public no
longer hesitate what antidote to employ forthe
distressing and dangerous affections of the pull.
monary organs which are incident 10 our cli-
mate. And not only in formidable attacks up
on the lungs, but for the milder varieties OF
Colds, Coughs Hodrseness, &C., and for Chill
dren it is the plea antesl and safest medicine
that can be obtained. 3ih lw .26h
As il has long been in constant use through
out this section, we need not do more than as
sure the people its qua; " is kept up TO the
bes. that it ever has been, and that the genuine
article is sold by ~ Happ 3 'tl
F. e. Eckstein, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio;
Shackleford 8 Crichton, Portsmouth, ard by
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines every
where .,r sfsT ag g gf
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New Books.

THE May Flower, by Mrs. Harriet Beecher
/ Stowe; Grace Lee, by Julia Kavanagh. =
The Summer Lond, a Southern story, by a
child of the Sun. Treatise on Landscape
Gardening, Forks and pleasure Grounds, by
Charles H. !. Smith and Lewis F. Allen.
]. HAMA
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U LOTTERIES, &c.
........ -~~>~~~~-~>S~>No>~~--~~
AssBdDaDaGDaDdD
Rse GSfts for the u eOple!
Capital City Art Union.
[BWLRMgIlIl g. CO.'S

a Q c IN d Gre Gi II Distribut
LIVERY PESON HAVING "A TICKET
IL gets an Engraving worth One Dollar.
The proprietors take great pleasure in an
nouncing 10 the citizens of the Uniou, thai in
consequnce of the great satisfaction manifested
by the ticketholders of our great Distribution,
and the many thousand solicitations from ali
parts or the county, in relation 10 Nheher we
intend getting up another Distribution of Gifts
for the people, we have, after an immense out
lay, been enabled to offer to our thousands of
patrons the following valuable. magnificent
and Unprecedented B lLLIANT 2CH
gers OF the Capital City Art Union.
Tickets only one DoIir.
and every ono entitled to a handsome Enpray,
in and share in the distribution Of the fol>
o ging valuable property:
! Farm in the STATE of Indiana $4,000
do in Ohio SOON
! 40 odo 5000
Lot in olun,bus; Ohio $500
40 40 do $500
l Beautiful residence in the town
of Mount Vernon $500
Two story brick building in Chil>
lcolhe 35no
! Brick cottage and lot III oIumbus e, 900
do do do do 5000
Frame do do do $500
/ Handsome ountry residence III
Sege, Perry county, Ohio $500
Splendid Building OTIS DIN Co>
1mbus, at S2,00 ...e 5000
ldo do do at$i.5OO Is. 900
4 do do q in. cleveland 5000
] Grand action Piano [Chickeringsl 1900
3 Gold Watch set with Diamonds 1000
10 Gold Watches, at $500 each $500
Rose Wood Pianos al $500 5000
do do do at 400 4,OO8
10 do do do al 300 5000
50 Gold Watches at Sl50 1000
20 do do at 100 10000
100 do do ut rs .a 1000
100 do do at 40 U 1000
300 Silver do at 90 5000
500 do do at Is Il 1900
1000 Ladies Breast Pins at S4 1000
900 do Brocha Shawls at 5 B 5000
500 do Silk Dress Patterns at 500 10 900
5000 Gold Pencils at SO a .sg is 600
10000 do Pens, with silver eases SO % 600
2OO0o do Rings at 81 80 each 10000
l2O64 do do at 90 each 1904
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OFFEIlIGs VS. ~

FOR THE HOLIDAY ng, Ahec
FgNHE Moss Rosei Masonic o phe beni'
4 tions Gift, Temperance Gift ffend>
s sSps os osen rsat The @ ss pason non, 0S children
LondonBath Post, Plain and Emboss
Paper &c Also, fa Haa 1fg1t q
The Poets ~ Europe mud Ancrfsns
in abundance, bound in good style. Call on
J llama. market street, nearly opposite the
Biggs House, dec 20. W ~
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j .BAEE0US DOLLAR MONTHLY

n IFEofJAMEs GORDON BENNETT
~ Editor Of the New York Herald, with a
portrait This entertaining. work may be had
266 Hicks, corner Of State street Brooklyn.
N. B-NewspRpers copying the above with
this mott ce) once, will receive six copies in re.
n, N H
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CAUTION THE puRLIG

to buy no book unless the words Dr. A. NJ MAuRrcEu,
l2s Liberty street, N "" on the nepage, and the
entry In the Clerks Office the back Of the tItcpage
and buy only of respectable and honorable Dealers or
send by mail, and address to DR.. A. NJ Mauriceau.
0 Upon receipt Of One Dollar "THE MAR.
RIED W0MANs PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPAN-
I0N is sent (nlailed e) to any part of the United
States the Canadas and British Provinces. All
lettern must be postpaid and addressed to DR.. A. H.
mAUkICEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Pub
ushing 0thce' No, l"s Liberty Street, Now York.
t. FOR SALE BY
Hunter & Maddox, Ripley, John Saxton,
Canton, w. E. Earle, Massion, D, Lamb
Findlay, Jno. Perkins, Athens, E. E. New
man, Norwalk, Edwards & Goshorn, Cincin
natl, Geo. Hale. Ashtabula, A. Hinchman
Salem, is''lt-
oct30dw6 .
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nissolution.- NOTICE is HERE
IL by given that The business heretofore
conductedby Wiirs& Ripleyu1der the name
and style Of the same, vas dissolved BY mutual
consent OH the 23d inst. The businesssof The
late firm viii be settled by WMs WILLIS,
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stage kegulations,

NOTICE is hereby given to the public, tina
IN owing to the difficulty have heretofor
had in collecting small bills for stage fare ex
press packages &C., fhaying a great many o
said bills now on hanos, the stage will call TO
no person, neither will any package be given
to the owner until the nspoedu hcks" are ac.
'ualy paid over l.. G, TERRY, Agent
s March Q S55-Iw -f N.rE gs li9 t1iUIrpI
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Riblea and Testamenfa.

BibIes and TestamentB.
HNHOSE who are desirous of supplying
IL themselves with Bibles and Testamenis
at very cheap rates, will find them nj il al
most every variety. and of the best quality
I the Depository of the "Scioto County B |
le Society" kept by John Mcdowell, Esq
his business house near the corner Of From
nd Market streets. ERASTUS BURR, "
pr N-dwn Ce Sec'y y, Z
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r e N S 10 IN s

PEN 1 o ms. .:r-
NHE heirs of the following persons, by CALI
4 ing on me at my office in the Court house
an obtain information which will be 10 their
special benefit.
James Thompson Nathan Wheeler
Christopher Crumb Geo. Hutton
Southey Copes Jos. Haskinson
William Conner Samuel Saltor ....
Jacob Moore Amos Wheeler
Henry Williamson Uriah Barber 80
Isaac Wheeler Jose, h Conclin
William Brady Isaac Hull
Job Fbste, JOSEPH Faverty
Harry Baker Adam Runyan
VIM. Harbert
MARTIN GRAIN. Pension Agent.
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
BRANDS & DEITSCH;
Corner Of Market and Front Sc

IluVO just ItCtIVtU IIItTI HIsI- y,
SPING STOCK OF CLOTHING 4
CONSISTING of a complete assortment of
~ everything in ther line Of trade. Their
Clothing is made up Of the best goods, in the
latest styles, and especially for this season Of
the year.
They would be pleased to see all OF their
old'cuStomers as soon aspossibie, as It is theil
determination to get rid of their goods at the
earliest moment. Returning thanks for past
patronage, they respectfully ask an increase Of
The same in order to have it keep pace with
the engagements of their stocks. go l
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l2064 do do at 90 each 1904
n Every person, by paying one dollar, will re-
ceive certificate Of membership entitlenq
him to handsome large Lithographic Engra.
wing Of the new and magnificent Capitol of
Ohio, forming one of the most beautiful parlor
ornaments ever gotten up as an engraving, and
richley worth,a Dollar (the- publishers retail
price; Each subscriber vii also be entitled
TO share in the distribution Of the gifts enn-
merated' in the Scheme. The Engtavinps can
be sent by mail to any part Of the county, and,
we will commence delivering them to those
haveng tickets by the first of January. TIE
Gifts, OF specimens Of them, can be seen at our
Exhibition Rooms, in Columbus, at any time
after that date. Our office for the transa aotion
OF business, is still at our head quarters. in
Walcut's Block, Town street, where wa are
delivering the Gifts of our first Distribution
to those to whom they were allotted by the
COMMITTEE. ..-.',-
GP Send in your orders soon, for we are
mailing Tickets by tho thousands, every day.
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED
Persons wishing 10 act as Agents, and wish
their tickets sent on sale, must send us re-
coInend signed by the Postmaster, in the place
where they reside, or some other influential
and we'll known person. e'th 9'
To those persons who have been acting as
Agents for US this Is not required.
All orders FOR tickets, with the money inelo-
sed, free Of postage; will meet with prompt
attention. hfsg
h We prepayall our letters, circulars, &C.,
TO our Agents and Correspondents and expect
them to do the same with US. s-ss,s, n VI (
4 Agents will be furnished with posters, cirn.
lars, schedules, instructions, &c., on applica-
lion at the Office, or by mnil, post paid.
n 10 Agentsiwented in every town and STATE
to whom we will offer extra Inducements, ac
y For further particulars, see descriptive bills
or inquire at our Office, No. 2.Walcut's Block.
Town street, Columbus Ohio.
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Oil Cloths, Carpets, &c.
lust received d good assortment of Oil
y Cloths, Carpets, Rugs. Mats. Mating Um-
brellas, Parasols, &c., cheap for cash at No.
GO Front street. ;.
apr2O ]. K. LoDwIoR & BROS.
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"a 0ARn,

fl--,I y .r ,I.ls n OIAIVD' r,T n I 7 .n7
The business will be continued al the old
stand by Willis & Company, who. will manu-
facture Mineral, water as heretofore and be
pleased to. fill all orders. ,ts., n r,.t,si..
mar93w ..I IN WILLIS &4Co.
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THE MARRIED woMAN'ss
PRTVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
.a,sa. BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURIOEAU. q.6,,fr7


Ono ht'1dredth Edition C5OO,OOO) 1smo., PIP, go.
[os FINE PAPEB, EXTRA nisDIso, St O0I
Every complaint to which woman is subject, from girl
hood to womanhood also as wife and as mother are full
y described with the causes the symptoms and also pro.
per mode Of treatment in plain, simple but in the most
chaate language easily understood And thus every wo-
man can discover by comparing her symptoms with
those described, the nature chsracter and OF her
complaint; and be spared much anxiety and suffering.
The wife about becoming o mother has often need Of
instruction and advice Of the utmost Importance to her
future health, resrsct to which her senstiyeness fot
bids k9nsutihg nAds s.-tiA-.is- yili And aarh in
sruUtiOn .-a suvice, and also explain many symptoms
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm. M =,
Hormany are suffering from distractions or irregular
Nea peculiar to the female system which undermine the
health tho effects Of which they are ignorant and fol
which delicaey seeking medical adviceS How
many suffer from sdpeiS atett (fslhg OF the Womb
Or FROM toT dtblIs Cweakness debility, &c)e How many
are In constant agony for many months preceding conne.
mentf How many have difficult, II not dangerous dely.
cries, and slow and uncertain recoveresY Some whose
lives are haEarded during such time wn each nd in is
pages the means ofprevenon, amellotaton and relief
HOW many bitter moments, how much anguish, might
nave been spared to the sufferer to her husband to her
relatives BY the timely possession Of this little volume
hh impractcable to convey fully the various subjects
treated Of as they are Of nature strictly intended for
me married, or those contemplating marriage
But no husband wife or mother are excusabe II they
sui continue in ignorance Of those physiological laws BY
the knowledge Of which their own health and happiness
as also the future webeng Of their Children are secured
"THE MARRIED WoMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION" standard work of established reputa.
on found classed in the catalogues Of the great trade
sales IN New York, Philadelphia and other Cities and
sold by all the principal booksellers In the United States
Il was frat published In 1s47, since which time ,.
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES

FAVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold, of which there were upwards Of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY NAIL,
aestng the high estimation in which 1t Is held as rea.
BILE popular Medical .a
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE,
the author having devoted his exclusive attention to the
treatment Of complaints peculiar to females in respect to
which he Is yearly consulted by thousands.
In consequence Of the universal popularity Of the work.
as evidenced by Its extraordinary sale various mpos
ons have been attempted by limitations Of tepage spu
rous editions and surreptous nfrlngements Of COPY
right as well upon booksellers upon the public; II has
been found necessary therefore, IN
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Ptoprietors Of the we'll known and yalnablt
Medicines. oaIlod -- -,
stablers Anodyne Cher " Etpectorant,
do Diarhoea Cordial, '1-l; gsW.. <
do Dr. Chspman's Worm Mixture, &c
MARI u .,,.r l1'sT' - =
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:TRom CrpL--A correspondent wri.
ting from Cuba 10 tho Washington
Star, says:
"The pile Of governmental gricv.
ances is increasing So rapidly that |
lave hardly time to keep pace Will.
them. really think General Conchn
has lost his mind, although some OF
his friends pretend to say that he is
disposed to do right, but that his
advisors make him do wr,ng. 1t is
not so. He is a nan undoubtedly
~nnprincipled, blood thirsty. and hnving
u moral hatred of the United States.
Notwithstanding his professions, oil
his acts contradict them. lie wonld.
however, never dare to do what he has
done and Is doing unless assured OF
suppent from France and England
IA, this confidence he will 70 Oh IL.
spite of any rcmonstrance.
"The placing Of sevcn guard, on
board of the ship Thomas Church is a
most high.hnndcd step. 1 hope he
will send q company OF marines on
board Of tho Princeton, to DO led in
the same way.
"Ihe British General (Crawford)
has ceased his intercourse with the
American Consul Cor a month past.
IL again repent, there is great I'M
easiness felt among Spaniurds on the
island.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for pas' ravnurs the subscriber WISH.
es to inforrp the pablo that he still mannfac-
lures Cotton Gins nj lis establishment in State.
burg, Oh the most improved and approved plan.
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on one
Of those gins Of the late Improvement is worth
Mt cast n quarter of u cent more than the cot.
ton ginned ON the ordinary gin. lie also man
ulactures Them on the most simple construction,
Of the finest finish and Of the beat materials +; to
viii, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for % per Saw
lie also repairs old gins aud puts them in COM
plate order at the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punotually attended
TO. WILLIAM ELLISON.
6stsHasys 6unssp7 UsSGC AR7t +, 90
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Choice Old Brandy and
w " H. y !!

We have nors in atere some very supe.
rior Old Brandy, which has beep selected
by ourselves, for medicinal purposess hs
age and mildness together with its purity,
will be Of great consequence to invalids
who are necessitateh 10 use it.
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Wholesale Tin Ware


G. II. VERONCE q BROTHER
Dealers in Pisin Jnpanncd Tin Ware,
Take This method oil informing their
friends and customers that they have re.
Gently mnde large additions to their ma
Chluery sn az To enable ihrm To supply
the great demand IN The above line with
neatncss and despatch. Our ware IS OF the
best make and warranted moi 10 leak.
The country trade supplied OH liberal
terms.
63, Stn,e st. (near the market) Charleston
November ~, 1854 > Gn
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DIR. STIR %
CONlOPUND SANATIVE PILLS.

THESE PILLS ARE ENTIRELY yEGE.
AND ARE A MOST SUPERIOR
MEDICINE in the cure of all BiIiou. Com
plants, D!y,prpsia. C'osfirrne... Liver Com.
pinint- !Sich Headache, Loss Of Appetite, and all
Iirrr7Iss Diseases.
THEY fiiiSiFI TIE BLOOD. EQUAL.
lZE THE CIRCULATION. RESTORE
THE LIVER. KIDNEYS AND OTHER
SECRETORY ORG5s Ms TO A HEALTHY
TONE AND ACTlON; and as nm AMI Billion.
Family Medicine they have no equal.
Price IS cents per box.
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HENRY MUTT,
Factor and Forwarding
AA&SAAA|a

WIENAlNG ON, ". Y.
Will give prornp, personal attention to tha
sale, or forwarding Of Cotton, Nasaa-sspses.
or any other produce, or 10 the purchase
and forwarding Of Merchandise
REFERENCE:
e. p. HALL, Pre't Br'h Blk. Wa@sns.
DIR. Tnos. n. WRIGHT, ton,
o. g. PARSLEY, Pet Crl Rh y N. c.,
Gen. w. w. fIAakaSR.
MCDONALD & CFawFeRb. hass'oa
Ch. T.. w. sGsARLEs,
.G.I. w. atsscAsi. par'ihstsas
Mai. Wn. hASaswosTH, as.
IaH9 J. Nr,sg. 4a1H
Oa. &, ssss5s %. is.
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &C.
JOHN RA 4 ak I'D NLHR.

Az ~nA ho A1 AAaos
Manufacturer. 9mpor1er and WhoArsnlc
and Retail Draier in Shot. Guns,
Rifles, Pistols, Fishing Tackle. and
all kinds Of Sl"rtiny Apparatus.
Together with u general assortment Of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
". u. Cor. of Walnut sauad
SECOND Streets. Rebsil;tGrlpla i;a.
All ut which, and such u,imr ARTICLES as
belong To his line of %husincss, Will hc sold
az low as can he afforded Ivy any establish.
uent in the United States.
In testimony OF his skill as a man.:T. ctur
er, the Franklin Institute at vi. :adrlphia,
has awarded to hiIn sine .'~4U, two ccrt'tl-
cat.s, six silver I~ncG.",s, and cue recall
prem,uIn; and in 1851, The Crystal Palace
ri New York, awarded To MN u medal, the
only one awarded Tor Shot, Guns and RI.
llcs ~ The United States.
krnicr's Sportmg Anerdotes," illns-
trhtive OI certain .arclie. OF AInercnn
Game. with remarks IN The Character OF
the Dog. Field Dogs, Sn,pe, W@nicocS,
Qnai, Partridge. Duck aud pdpeon tna,cll
silnoling, on The RICE Bunting W Read
Bird Grass plover, liuil-heancd or Colder
PIovcr, Canvass Back aud Red llende,i
Duck, Ainaricsn WlIgenn. Scnup Duck
ana Canada G0,sc.-rrire SftM
Address JOHN kRlDER, Second and
Walnut, philadelphia.
Aug. 30 1884 "A ly.
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A variety of very select Wines. consisting
Of :
Old MGAeS1Js- Osd Port, Syisse,
aSTO sVls Sherry, E0ale Sherry: d&e
Pare C1aFee SNb.her
Imported by ourselves, all II which we
warrant genuine, and Of the very hest
quality. d
For sale by
cartwright e BARKUEOG
Court House Range. CotsnhiasS sc.
July % EsA ID "a
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TO MERCHANTS.
PLANTERS. AND OTUERS

PLANTERS. AND OTHERS.
!. the undersigned, formerly Of New York
City. but now n permanent resident of Cl,nr.
~leaton. Am prepared 10 do anything il, the
one Of a General Agency and Commission
hu'ine.a entrusted Ia me. j will make pnrctn.
yes Of Dry ''oods. Groceries. Hardware, Boots,
Shoes, Fancy Goods, Drugs. Paints, Oils,
Fruiaa, ~Jcwelry. Confectionery, Bm's,. Sta
sioneryr Liquors. CloshinE. or anything else
that can be obtained either in this ci, or New
York. boston or Philadelphia and on m good
terms, if not better, than the Merchants or
PlnntrrO Themselves could huy them. thereby
saving them The necessary e1orbitant eIpen.en
attending n visit I" thin city. l will also at.
tend promptly to any Banking or Insurance
business that ] may be favored with. und will
make payment Of debts. From my long CT
perience in a general mercantile busincrs. /
ain fully convinced thnt l can give perfect sat.
islnction, and suit the most fastidiou. taste in
my selections. For my ~aervices ] shall re.
quire a m"deraie c"mmission, according to
The mature o. the business.
DAVID NJ. AZLAY,
Office over Birds Store. 225 king.s,rret
Charleston, ). G.,
Jan 10Th, 1855. ~ ly
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II our Maker thought it wrong for
Adam 10 live single when there waa moi
a woman on earth, how crimlnally guilty
arc old bachelors, with the world full Of
2rot'y girls.
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HeR. STIR
PICTORIAL STOMACH PILLS.

SVNHL STUhEAeW FtELss
A remedy. for Coughs, Colds, Cafarrh, Bron-
ch'fis. Cr0np. WL"opinc Cough. A,thma, Com
sumption. and 81! diseases arising from a de
ranged state IF the Sfonrich. an-Fto rrlirrr the
distress and bad .ferl,n< from eating TOO hearty
food, IN freak and dyspeptic hubits.
Warranted TO hD~ Gol9r,.ly Veg
caabIr.
These Pias act az an E1pectorans, T'n;co,
and Aperient.
They pr,nore EApec,oration. Ieo.en tn,
Phlegm. md Clear The Lung, and other Sec.
retory Organ, of NIL morbid matter. and there
j. not another remedy in the Whole Aialcrhs
Medica capable of impar;ing such healing
properties To the Lungs and Vital Organs MS
these Pills. They Cure Cn.iiYenes., produce
n good, regular appetite, and Strengthen Tie
System.
Price IS cenls per boz, containing IS doses
Of M-dirin,.
Call on the Agents. who sell the Pills. md
get tho Pianter's Msrnac Gratis. giving iull
paItIrnSsrs md certificates of cures.
both kinds Of the above named Pills nc for
sale In Sumterrillc, by
DARGAN L. co.
And PERRY MOSES.
Who also Keeps a sl1r4y Of DR.. Spencer'a
Vegetable Pills, nmi lr. IIuIl's Celebrated
Pills, which stop The CklAis ard Fever the iirsl
day.
July IS, 1854 80 By.
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Honest industry is always reward.
ed. No young mnn need complain of
being k'pt pour, if he rolls up his
sleeves and goes t" work.