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hs ,e9u-at q Alderman Ey and aiir -erred to tc

the ,equ-st q Alderman Ey WAS als u.rred to tc
whole Board
Aquestioa here as 10 whether the counsel should
be heard bcire thS whole Board or Committee of the
Nhut. The Chair Geodea that should come before the
Board, there could be Committee Of the whole ac
coroing TO the rucs.
heard.
Aid. LORD hoped that tas gentlemen IN presenting
their arg neDs would he onatinet 10 the questions pf
the sdmissibilty OF Ae protest and the right th-
Board TO 90 behind the returns ~ tho inxpectors
Aid. WAKKHAS i'm favor cf their being SLOWED t.
produce whatever arguments they pleased They should
not be saght restricted.
The motion put, end resulted In the u'scwing
vote
Affirmative -Mcars. grovr, Bards IIofsire Howard
wm Tucker voorhs, Trownvtdge, Kelly Chrystie. L0rd
and varian-iL
Negative --Nssms williamson Moscr, For. sxcrr waae
nap The President, Ely Herries, G. II. Tucker and Drake
10.
Mr. VIM N. Evx-ts who appeared os counsel for Mr..
Sick es and against the protest ~ Mr. Barr sad that
the Board had determined 10 hear counsel he desired 10
present arguments ia the csse of Mr.. sickles.
As the counsel for Of the PARTIES desired time 70
prepare himself the BOARD, motion, adjourned TIL
eleven o'clock this NOR ming
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f.n.r.a..s. Innu..f.

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trg - - esrnsr n tsth ttrees sn4 tAe tco9.slag
..t. ~ y ne sYest 1st ~ hsf t~en kiisA " rasg
tGwNts Il founa that there etis,eA ~ ary
gs.tstfa ~ t8eh reports, TIE Decreased, h tue
~ tssr l&asra tts "a Inst, bot NJ severely
lnlufsa A. qrits vel ~ -vrrs tsys rfefnus v
~ Arafa Ttr oguler - ~ ys1eisu - thsi death
VIE ~ f.a hf cnFesiapn = ~ bfsin sbf tAt ths is =
iag received ue aAy guestian eah ~ q snT
49, tfsfg steet ~ 'aial RESULT vertIes-tfr@th vi
. on = the tfain. neessss4 sfsesss hs s-s'
strr Wsfs vtth ite flsesse ~ wheh hssf - asfns
Ba 81 setse = ~ aaa ~ ste e e l.
4EM.
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viously, and that he had BIN living In the city I
do not recolect what he said about the other witnesses
think be might havo said he did MT know where they
were while stood at the window, Judge Stuart passed
down stairs Think asked the Judge II ~ wanted to sec
the officer be said not tbst be IN hurry TO get into
court ~ he was behind time after came out OF the
restaurant the cheer said he would have to get note
from the Judge for his absence; told him
TO go and see the Judge and gst one to the
Court; the Judge the bench told him what the
ocer wanted and he something in the shap of m
excuse, which he handed to me, and which handed to
the officer do not ,hiph spoke TO the Judge
the subject again.
Mr.. Elders direct examn alton here closed, and the
Court At "a +. NJ adjourned to Thursday morning at
10 O'Clock.
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rhis Board met yesterday afternoon at their chambers
in the CITY Ha--the President, D. D. Conoyer In the
chair
Petitions irst ia order aud among others was
signed by Bowen McNamse, and hundred and
twelve Others asking for lire engines the lower
part Of the city. This referred 10 the appropriate
committee
petition also received from Ieu,uel Marcy for
permission TO regulate Oeih street six hunircd feet east
from the Second avenue, Mt his own expense This
also reeri ed.
ResolutionB rext in order and offered by
Councilman Cisros AMI adopted, asking the Counsel 10
the Corporation for nermaton 70 the Legality Of the
con,i iae made by the Mayor With Walter 4. Jones tor
raising the vessel Joseph Walker.
Tie following was then called up for action. II was
offered by Coonobmsn HOLDEN at the last meeting OF the
Whereas great necessity existe COR the enactment Of
ludieious registry law naemuei A. tho pre.ent sys
thereby tending 10 h,ng the elective franchise into dis
reput., therefore, be II
Resolved, That ths representatives Ia the Legislature
from the city aud coor'y Of New York be requested to
NE every elcr'ion 70 effect the passage Of juacious
registry Law.
Upon this rcsoluo, there was some debate.
Councilman MAniEp said be obiuscatcd by tho
word = judcious.' IL did not knew what ths word
meant
Councilman HoDgR said every school boy who hal the
adlantags of three month"; education IN common
school inew the meaning ot this word nnd he should
presume the gentleman from the Fv-seventh knew the
meaning Of tie word
Councilman Mccsmt moved 10 lny the whole subject
the table.
1hi, motion was lost.
motion then made 10 refer The whole matter to
q Special Committee aud after debate this alsp
iuat.
Councilman cfANtr opposed the the resolution. said
IT was mt calculated to Improve the privilege ~ elective
ftauehbc,
Councimln wANpfil sustained the resolution
fRYAN gccAHnL VAS opposed to the resolution. He
snih there fomchinR wrong Ia accusing the poor
rotcrs tho bone AMI of the country, Of fraud
whe fraud existed among the heads of the departments
called most loudly for reform. Nearly every OF
ths hcanr II tho departments guilty. of ffaui aud
they TIE proper tartiss t. attack and cry
'iiapa = "hand against The poor voter. W. were nil
~ corruption, and tho oicials ought 10 reform
befoic tie voters were nsed ~ fraud.
The vote ihsn tnhen upon the adoption ~ the re-
solution snd II carfisa by vote of 26 ia the arma
tive Ia 20 IN The negative.
Il then moved to send 90 the cgisatnrc with the
resolutions, the u the v0es. both thc a.irmA
uye AID negative. This motion was lost,
After further uninportsnt business, tho Board
acton No tin FrleRy evening next.
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Co,am;rsion.rs OF En.icrntiyn.

Tie roars met At 7 ". Present--commiasioa.r
yerpianos, tin The ch.r,j cnriglo, Kelly Cumming.
kennedy, Putdy aud Carrigue
spRrMs ~ ctsnE GAPD2S
ruring the past week eleven vessels haze arrived
Castle Garden bringing in them ei5 peroons, AMI
SO go II 10 money. For weeks past the number
u ,mgrans has Increased and the tunA- d the Com.
m.-ioner- hsfe consequently, been q better condition
e,prssioNuns lNp rE Rusalis.
hDg memorial Va real - be- addressed BY tie r3rn-
nssioncrs the different governments ~ Europe ask
ing their help protect The rmgrsns from the frauds
,erpetfatsa upon them by ana pasengcf agen
A history given ~ the efforts ~ the 'ommiE ion
in the esahshmen, * snigrani depot and the pas
sege of proper Law for their protection.
,oium siarer ruray objected 70 the phfeoo9y o the
memorial lie did not Ls - call The monarchs Of Europe
august and smslar termt y vas upte?ubllcan, and
lie dtd not spprove a II. BESIDES said Commissioner
turdy Il q uusir that citfrns. who have ieensea
- passenger agents should be caei 'dcsperadDes aud
"n,scloants" Nhcn they bad authority from the Mayor
Commissioner genaedy said their acts ius,Igea me
pnates used. Many q then were not citizens, and
fLer deed. placed them outed@ the tale ~ sg lsws
After furiber debate hc memorial ordered -
Translated aud thousand copies -ent ~ the S,ate
Department 10 ransHtte1 ~ every consul - Europe
FbontaY rArras
Cominissioper Kennedy state, that L hip hal arrived
that d,y named the Driver "a which sbc boded
men who sent ~ the commune SaTpec Ing that
they criminals from H,s'eu, he had sent tbem =
The MAYORS once for = matter TO be inquired into
The Board coon a. Jcnrned
YItaH NnNAPf.
Number * eiugrsnf. Al, ,iyed = Nov u 1855. ~ 2i0
10 ssmc date IN 1854 .................. 81 90
decrease nj. i5r "a
Number u inmates =, Ward. Island ... I,7a 2.sos
~. o. =, Marine Hospital. y 22i
palpncc banE .pn. !, lssi..... ........ 81 l92 -
Aggr,eale rcceip,.'o Soy. 5...,..s So -
l.scci,sd sin,c % Noy. "a, ~ com.
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Tie roara met At J. ~ Present--conmi.sioaers
rerpsnos, (in The ch.irj c,rrlgap, Kelly Cumming
kennedy, Pufdy aud GaTgue,
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NEW 3 ELEGANT PASTIME.
From the Ncw London Chronicle.
BEAUTIFUL BLJOT

"Hcssrs Crosby, Nichols, & Co, III, Wash.
ington street, Boston, have sent us one of the
prettiest pieces of Holiday Bijouterie that we
have seen for many day. 1t consists of min
iatIre volume printed in tip-top style, with gil.
ded cover and gilt-edged leaves, containing
poetical history of Fanny Gray, accompanied by
six elegant cards illustrating some of the most
picturesque events of her life, in colored Etho
graph, or, to speak more to purpose, showing
how pretty girl looks in six different situations
and IA many different costumes,-in short, exib-
its one head upon half a dozen pair of shoulders.
with the changes which dress produces upon
the same face and features; for Fanny's head, in.
stead OF becoming turned as some girls heads
sometimes are by their incry, is so contrived as
to slip of, when she gets too fond of one dress,
and IL put on to n new pair of shoulders, in a
new iorin and in a new suit of clothes winding
up In the rich costume Of womanhood, with a
pet greyhound by her side. The first of the Sc
res OF pictures represents the cottage where
Fanny was born, with a sylvan stream crossed
by beautiful bridge, and shaded by the noble
oak tree that shadows its garden. The whole
OF these pictures, with the portable head piece
OF the heroine, and the little volume of letter
press history, are put up in an ornamental box
superbly colored and cmbcllishcd by gold and
fancy colored designs, among which is Fanny in
blue and gold, feeding her chickens. We can
ha:dly imagine any thing prettier than too little
girls engaged in enjoying il together; one read
ing the verses describing the pictures shown.
and the other putting the parts in their proper
places"
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Notice.
SHERIFFS SALES.

BY virtue ofsundry writs Of q "a to me drec-
ted, VIII sell before the Court House door, on
the irst Monday In July next within the legal
hours OF sale, one hundred and fifty aces oi
land, more or less wheYeon defTt resides, adoin-
Ing lands OF Teyya Brown, fraAcis Bell, Joseph
Caster, e. al, levied on and 20 be cold as the
property of WIN. 8. Psrdue, at the suit Of Jas.
N. Richardson, et 81. 81 So
Also. three hnadred acres more or less, where.
on dcft resides. adjoining lands Of Laban Furg.
astn, John Farmer aud others. levied ON aud 70
ba sold ~ the property Of 1foscs Iiouyh, at the
suit 81 Thes u Clybara, and others. 4 SO
Also deft Int. In and 10 one hundred acre.
cf Land more or les. Edj ,aads of Amos Cook.
5ohn Massey, John u nobinson st a. IevIej
ON and 10 be sold a. thep,opersy Of Aaron PM.
pss - The snit ef che stste and others. 90
= Also one House ard lot cUntaiaine ss4 of an
aefe, adj iands of s. n. En,moAls, lot of ]. IN.
Rutland nnd ofifefs. levied on, aud 70 be- sold
- iise property Of 0sbusn Floyd, NJ ti,e suis Of
Ben Clicznut and others. 1 SO
Conditions eash.
D.. HALE. s. LID.
Lancaster @. H., juno ~, 1855; rs.
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
Premiums to New Subscribers.
LEONARD SCOTT, & CO., New York, con:
tinue to rc-publish the following
British Periodicals,
viz:
THE LoNDoN QrARrpRLY REVIEW, (Conscrra;
tivc)
..
TIE EDiNpcGn REVIEW, CWhig)
g.
The NORTH BRIrisu REVIEW, (Frec Church,I
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, CLiberal)
BLAcKwooD's EDlNnuRdm MAGAZINE, (Torv.I
BLAckwooD's EDlSnvRuu MAGAZINE, (Tory.J

THE present critical state of Ettr6bcsn hffhil
will render these publications unusually interes-
ting during the year, 1855 They will occu-
py middle ground between the hastily written
news items, crude spec cations, and flying ru-
mors of the daily Journll, and the ponderous
Tome of the future historian, written after the
living interest and excitement of the great poiit-
ical events of the time shall have passed away.
Ii Is TO these Periodicals that readers must look
for the only really ineligible and reliable histo-
ry of current events, and a. such, in addition to
their wel-establishedl literary, scientific and the
illogical character, We urge them upon the con-
Sideration of the reading public. -.
Arrangements are now permanently made for
the receipt of early sheets from the British Pub
lishers by which We shall be able to place all our
Reprints in the hands Of Subscribers, about as
soon as they can be furnished with the foreign
copies. Although this will involve a very large
outlay on our part, we shall continne TO furnish
the Periodicals at the same low rates as here
toiore, together with the following premiums to
new Subscribers
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LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS,

l.Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
wishing TO continue their subscriptions.
2. IL subscribers order the discontiiiuancc
of their papers the publisher can continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
B. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the office to which they
are directed. they are held responsible until
they settle their bill, aud order the paper
discontinued.
a. II any subscriber remove TO another
place without informing the publisher, and
the paper is sent TO the former direction,
'hey are are hCid Responsible. -
D. The Courts ave decided that refusing
to take newspaper from the Office, CIR re-
mu> ing and leaving it uncalled for, is prip,a
fdCeG evidence of Intentional fraud.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DisrRICT.
Office CoYrt Of Common Pleas,

OHtcc CoHrt OF Common Pleas.
Whereas, all inquest of E;chcat hath been re-
turned into this Office, whereby it appca =, that
John f. Sanderson, late of Lancaster district
,. w., who was born in Ireland in
the Kingdom of Great Britain, AMI died on the
nineteenth day of April, in the year \. d. 1913,
was seized aud possessed at the time of his
death, of lot of Land, situated in Lancaster
District, in the State aforesaid on the branch
waters of Bear Creek. bounded on the South
by lands of VIM McKenna, Oh the East by lands
OF Minor Clinton, on the North by lands of Mrs
Amelia Villines, and on the West by the Cam
den Road, containing one hundred and forty
eight acres, without having in his life time made
any disposition thereof, and without leuyng any
person who can legally claim the same. Now,
in pursuance Of the directions of the act of as
sembly, in snch case made and provided, the
Heirs of the said John +. Sanderson, or Others
claiming under him, (if any there be- are here.
by required to appear and make claim within
eighteen months from the date hereof
Witness my hand at Lancaster Court House.
this 7th day Of Nay, A. d. 1855.
JOHN A. STEWMAN,
elk G. c. 7. G. S.
May 9, '55. l3-o. IN; 6m.
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70 Merchants, Planters
and Others.

I THE undersigned, formerly of New
York City, but now permanent resi-
deht of Charleston, ahi prepared TO do any
thing in the line of General Agency and
Commission business entrusted TO me.
will make purchases of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Hordware, Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit. Jewelry, Confec-
ionery, Books, Stationery, Liquors, Cloth
i,g, or anything else that can be obtained
eithe. 10 this city or New York, Boston or
Philadelphia, and on as good terms, If not
better, than the Merchants or Planters them
selves could buy them, thereby saving them
the necessary exorbtant expenses attending
visit to this city. will attend personally
TO the packing and shipment Of goods there
by avoiding any mistakes or damage. |
will also attend promptly to any Banking or
Insurance business that may be favored
with, and will make payment of debts
From my long experience in general mer,
camille business, am fully convinced that
| can give perfect satisfaction, and suit the
most fhstidious taste in my selections For
my services shall require a moderate com.
mission, according to the nature Of the busi
ness.
DAVID NJ. GAZLAY,
Office over Birds Store, 225. King St,
Charleston, S. G..
Jan "a 4S ly
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G. II f S T Z r.
Carriage Factory.

o"2 The undersigned is now pre-
GssSzSTsS- pared to manufacture, at his
A<---New Establishment in Chester
vile, all kinds of CARRIAGES adapted
TO our rough and hilly country, AMI of the
best Materials. He would suggest as a.
most every man in the up country is more
or less ju 'ge Of timber, before you buy
or order Carriage, no matter where, look
around and see what sort of Lumber the
builder has and in what condition it is kept.
The Carriagc- Maker may Lie, Boast or
Biuster as much M he pleascs, but the grand
secret of carriage-making lies in the LUM-
BEW.pic.
To buy cheap Negro, Horse or Car.
riagc, is to verify the old adage Penny
DiSe and Pound foolish. Give me fair price
for my work, and then if it is not made
right, hold me responsible.
II il were not for Paint, Putty and Glue,
What would we poor Carriage Makers do!
T.. L. HOIST.
Chester, Jan. 81, 1855. 40 tf
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SAVE MONEY.
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT, ONE
AND ALL.
TO MERCHANTS PLANTERS AND
OTHERS.

EHAVING become permanently loca-
IL IL ted in Charleston, am prepared
To do anything in the line of general
agency and Commission business en,rus-
ted to me. | intend giving the greater
portion Of my time to the filing Of coun.
try order, for Groceries, Provisions, Dry
Goods, Hard'Oare, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Drugs, Paints. oils, Fruit, Liquors,
Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, or any
thing else that can he obtained either in
this or Northern Markets, and through
the arrangements that have made with
the leading Houses. dealing in the above
articles, ] shall be able to make purchases
on better terms than the Merchants or
Planters themselves could, III arebv not
only saving them the difference in the
price Of the article, but also the necessary
eror6'taht expense of time and trouble at
tending visit to this city. | will also
personally attend to the selecting. pack.
ing, marking, and shipment of goods, so
rs to avoid AL mistakes, and damages
which generally arise from want Of lit
tie attention.
In addition to the above, | will also at.
tend 10 the disposal of any produce that
may be shipped to me. Any persons de-
sirous ofmaking shipments of produce Of
any kind, bad better write TO me, and
will give them every information as re.
CARDS the Markets, manner Of packing.
and how TO ship them. From my long
experience in a general mercantile busi
siness, think can give perfect satisfi,c.
tion TO all, and suit the most ftstidious
taste in my selections.--Give me trial
is all | ask. For my services | shall re-
qnire small commission, not exceeding
ten per cent, according to the nature of
the business.
DAVID NJ. GAZLAY,
Office up Stairs, 225 King St, Charleston.
March 5. '4S. II.
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LEf tSRBiSON TOGETHER
k}.k|elh2k
H0LL0WAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK!

1t has been the lot Of the human race to be
weighed down by disease and suffering. Hol-
loway's Pills are specially adapted to the relief
OF the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE
and che INFIRA, Of ell climes, ages, sexes, and
constitutions Professor Holloway personally
superintends the manufacture of his medicines
in the United States, and offers them to free
and enlightened people, as the best remedy the
world ever produced for the removal of dis
cases.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

w. Lafayette Belk, who is in the custody Of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District by virtue of a
writ of cdpids dd sdti.fdciendtm, at the suit of
jackson Ross, having fled in my Office, togeth-
er with a schedule on oath of his whole estate,
his petition to the Court of common pleas, pray
ing that he may be admitted to the Acts of the
General Assembly made for the relief of insol-
vent debtors. 1t is ordered that the said Jack
son Ross, and all other the creditors of w. La.
hyett Belk, to whom he il in anywise indebted,
be and they are hereby summoned and have no.
tice to be and appear before the said Court at
Lancaster Court House on the third Monday,
(the 10th day. of July next. Then and there
to shew cause If any they can, why the prayer
OF the petition Aforesaid should not he granted
J. a. STEW.KAN, Clerk.
Lancaster C. IT,, Clerks Office, 20.
4th Jan'y 1855, I''m
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THE
THE
TNTRTFFE ST gWEg
OF
ENGLAND.

An Exposition Of the Condition and Trca
mcnt of tho LaboEng Glasses in the Fac
tories and Coal Mines of Great Britain
Compiled from Official Documents, by
John c. Golden.
ii Illustrations, muslin, 500 PIP, l2mo.
Price 81 25
1t is capital book, and entitled to place
in every mans library.-Ne,o York Mirror
Great Britain ought to be ashamed TO talk
of huier;ta;; slavery, sn long rs her factories
continue to be srenes Of Such horrible deg
radiation and ufering.-ADany Argus.
Here is Il book which no: only carries
the war INTO Africa, but absolutely belaL0rs
a nation most zealously with the cudgcls
provided by itsclf.-Arthur's Hume Gazette
We confess that the revelations here
made ere perfectly appalling.-Uhica Her
aid.
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THIS little representation of Fanny Gray with
the accompany story in verse, is intended rs an
amusement for children, and will, it is hoped,
be an acceptable present for the Holidays.
exhibited by one person, while another
reads the verse describing the figure shown, il
can be made a pleasing entertainment for a par.
ty OF Children.
The beautiful designs by talented lady Of
this vicinity, have been drawn and printed by
our best artists, in the most finished STYLE: and
the Publishers have spared no expense upon
any part Of the work, being DESTROYS to present
beautiful specimen Of the art of printing in
colors. .
From the numerous commendatory notices
given by the press in all parts of the country
the following are selected "a giving the best idea
Of this
NEW z Ell EG AMT DA CTIAIE
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Female Complaints.

No Female, young or old. should be without
this celebrated medicine. 1t corrects and reg
uiates the monthly courses at all pc, iods, acting
in many cases like charm. II Is also the best
aud safest medicine that can be given 10 chill.
dren of all ages, and for any complaint; couse.
quently no family should be without it.
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Abner J. Thompson, In Equity, Lancaster
va Blu for Partition Of Land
Daniel N. Tillman, b and account
wife, Eliza, 4 others
It appearing 20 my satisfaction that William
Thompson, Dudley M Stewman and wife, Emil
", and William Tillman, Defendnnts, In above
cass, reside without the limits Of this State. Il
Is ordered, on motion Of Moore, SoI's for Com
pisinaht, thai the said Defendants, William
Thompson. Dudley M Stewman aud wife, Emil
lysand William Tillman, do answer, plead or do
mslr, 10 the bin IN above case, on or before the
.4th June, 1895. otherwise Judgment pro con-
fesso win be ordered against aIl Of them.
J. II. WlTTERsPOON, o. B. I'D.
skfsrch q 90. Prs Zee o. 09 4 Gin.
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Dyspepsia and Liver
COMPLAINT

Nearly half the human race have taken these
Pills. Il has been proved in all parts of the
world, that nothing has been found equal to
them in cases of disorders Of the liver, dyspep.
sia and stomach complaints generally. They
soon give healthy tone to these organs, how.
ever much derangcd, and when all other means
have failed