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AT Il, W.s.tAWsON'S :: s {
TIN MANIFACIlRY !. 8. y

=. ''.sySSsLtS.
TlN PLATES, all sizes :S::s -
l. Crankled PATTY PANE, s.ss5ssssE
TEA POTS; Boz GRaTERS:s
Potato do. !: Japauned TRUNKS
oil sizes Round Sugar BOXES 3 a..gt
Cake do: ;. Cash do. 7: Toy CUPS
d PALS; Egg WHIPS, Foot TJ.RS,
Foot STO YE8: ,Molasses CUPS Can.
do S1ICRS: CUEENDERSs S.s-s3 49,
Pepper B0.FES: RAT7IFSy.& i.
EANLSEERS; 5Kpife BOXES s.ss.SSs
English Tea KE1TLESs Russia s
i, Iron SCOOPS; French SKIN
=. ARRS ; Dressing CASES EIRss
lish Wash BOlHBaS Dust PAsNH.
have aso = largo assortment ofWARR on
hand of my own nanufaetarc, consisting Ia
partof ~
1000 Coffee POTS. .difrsreht sizes 8:
- sg overod ,B UCKEzSs MI sizes B4LE
4$1Ssc do: :CUEENDERSf Punched LxN.s'
So! TERMS: Water srUIPRERSsEERG
all sizes; Cake ANS; Mill /!
Wash s,h, do pis, ,Is Dc s + TSe ,s,s 3 IA !
TIERS; Wgtess PO3sH Il aud ssayesSls
reasonable torms sxhofstel or All "a
& & sf tEr sFsey lido sasfanssd sa4 8 !
4 Abbssiile .Cs III s. ts ssptss 1855 5
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AdlninistfatOr,s A Notice.

II>HE Administrator Of the Estate of Dr. W.
- Il Tribe, hereby gives public notice that
the came will be settled, in the Ordinary's of.
fee. on the 18th day ofApril next All per-
sons having legal demands again t said Estate
or before that day; and those indebted will
take due notice that after the 18th Of February
their notea and accounts win be placed in the
hands of: 40 officer.for collection.
80 SIN. TRIBLE, Admir-.
n: R-Tho.e having demands will come for
ward snd receive their pay. Immediately after
the settlements q. Mt, Admr.
y January 8, 1886 80 8. 88SS5lsfs. 8m
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Settlement
or me ESTATE or EILlzApETH q :,

OF THE THE ESTATE OF ELlzApETH DANES, DEC.
'NHE Administrator .of said Estate hereby
notifies all parties concerned. that he viii
make i6nal settlement Of the same before tl,c
Ordinary of.Abbevilte, on Saturday, the: 26th
day Of April. 4. II - "a < <, sl: :
AN claims will be rendered upt him by that
time else they will not be noticed afterwards /;
and ail those indebted TO the Estats win be made
e pay costs unless paid ina very short time.
= January rs. 1856 -, SO 'les-.sssm
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ABBEVILLE MALE
A1a0emp~

MIR. A. C. ELDER having been elected
N1 Principal of the Ahbeville Male Acadc-
emy, will commence the exercises of the School
on the lst Monday in Jnnunry next. The gov
eminent of the School will he rigid. The NOR
als aud general department. of the Students
will at all times receive special attention.
Students will be prepares TO enter the Fresh
man or Sophomore Class of the south Carolina
College and the greatest care given to their
preparation.
The Scholastic year will be divided into tw,
TERMS. The first will commence on III. lst
Monday in January. and continue for twenty
eight weeks; the second will begin on the 81
Monday i'll September, and continue twelve
weeks.
The Tnition Of each Class will br for the
lst Class: Reading Wri,in., 1st SEES ID Ses.
Spelling, and Primary &C.
I'd Clnss: The above with
Geography, History, A.
rithmetic. English Gram.
mnr, and exercises in En-.
glish Composition, 30 90 90
Sd Glass: The above with
all the advanced English
Branches 90 90 10 90
4th Glass: The above with
Lntin and Greek. % 90 l2 or
! Boarding can be obtained in desirable fa,ni
lies and at reasonable rates. either in the Vii.
lage OF country near the Academy.
Although it Is of the greatest Importance that
all the pupils should hc present Mt the opening
of the Session, still they may be received at
any time during the term. Students will be
charged from the time they enter until the clos
Of the session, unless special urrange,n nts arc
made to the contrary.
A c ELDER, A. B.
December 90 1866. 3s-ly
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Y O uN ID
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
TIL E CELEBRATED
COLLETON
3 , II TIE r S.
A Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND A
SOVEREIGN REMEDY
FOR
DYSPEPSIA.

TIESE BITTERS are purely a yEGETA.
l. BILE COMPOUND. and are offered to
the public under the fullest conviction that
they will he found n safe and sovereign REM
EDY for DYSPEPSIA.
They have been triumphantly tested. not
only 10y numerous families and Physicians in
the South, who have furnished amplo testimo.
ny as to their decided excellence, but also by
the proprietor, who, for ten years. suffered all
the gloom incident to that stubborn and dis
tressing disease:
The coLLEToN B1TTEns arc n,so Car.
minative, most excellent for Cholera Morbus,
Costivcness. Sea Sicknesa. Nausea, proceeding
from whatever cause. Shortpess Of Breath,
Acidity, Heartburn. Crnmps and Stitches 10
the Breast
The above Medicine is highly recommended
to literary gentlemen. students, elderly peo.lc.
and others of sedentnry hnbits.
Il do hereby certify that have known and
used your celebrated compound CULLETON
BlTTERS in my family for more than fifteen
years. and do verify believe it to DO one of
the most valuable Family and Plantation Med
icines iii use, having witnessed their beneficial
effects in 40 many instances, TINT with truth it
may ho affirmed. they well deserve the high
enco,niums which they have received from the
afflicted who have partaken Of their invigora-
sispsd. cHAs. q. GARfRs. Planter
st. Helena, g Gu
The undersigned, wholesale agents for the
above, take pleasure in stating that they are in.
timntely acquainted with the Manufacture If
the ''CoiLEToS BITrrns." hence they do not hes.
itate to commend the article as possessing rare
virtues. and we'll calculated to afford relief 10
Dyspepsia and it's Kindred
Diseases.
Retail Prico so Cents a Bottlsl
For which sum an incalcuable amount of sus.
fering may I've arrested The trade will be
supplied on liberal teru1A
Orders should be addressed to
HAVILAND, HARRAL Il CO.,
Special Agents., Charle lesion. 8. c.,
Importers Of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals.
Perfuncry, Brushes, &c.
tB For sale by WARDLAW & LYON,
Ab,eville; F. g. PARKS. Greenwood; GARY
d GARY. Cokesbury. Uunel '65 1y
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Notice, Positive!

\ IL Persons indebted 10 ROBINSON. d
"A JACKSON, in account for 1855. are re.
quested L. settle tho same by the lst March,
1856, as'we' are desirous of closing our old
books
And all persona having, standing open &C.
counts on our books for 1853 and 1854, or in.
debted TO US BY Note, are earnestiy requested TO
pay the money by that time, or they will he
placed in the hands of an Attorney for colleo.
tiun. -. 40 . t-.
Gentlemen one and all, settle upi Srare
our feelings frosi, such . course, aud save Your.
selves unnecessary expense. Longer indni.
genco we canaoEgrantss 80 5.-s g : IA
ssss.5gss 49, oHINsoN q. JACKSON.
Hamburg. s. GSJan:7, 1856 ss7:an
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III ER II 81 :
N FALL TRADE.
~ POPULAEe PRICEsf
Ward, Burchard & Co.,
,F AUGUSTA, GA,
A RE Now opening their FALL md WIN.

=, wv Hiis 41HECWdFO. az CVsS
1'>' AUGUSTA, GA,
\ RE Now opening their FALL md WIN
II TER supplics Of =.
Choice Family Dry Goods,
selected with great care from recent importa.
tions, and comprising an sssortmentswhich, for
Richness, Variety and Extent,
is not usually found in this 1nnfket. As they
now have the reputation ofsselling FlRS1
CLASS GOODS, upon much Loper Scale Of
Prices than they have been usually bought
hero. they beg to assure their friends i'm
Abbevills District ".
CHOICE GOODS. and to keep down prices to
fair rsmunerative prof:, 10 CaM and
FroMpf feysns Customers, and none others,
-. Great Inducements
to visit our Establishment.
Our Stock eonsists. In part Of the following:
DIR So GOODS,
RICH VELVET BRoCADED SILKS:
NOISE ANTIQUE BILK. In Black and
Colors:
New and Beautiful Shades of PLAIN and
KEPPED SILKS. rery hsary and 7;eh;
PLAIN aud STRIPED SILKS, in great va
riety; - s-. -
BLACK. ITALIAN and TArFErA Silks;
SILK ROBEA SATIN TURK; CASH
MERE; DELAINES: AMEL1GE CLOTHS;
PLAID STUFFS; FRENCH and Z ENCLISn
MERlNOS nil shades:
Plain DELA1EES; Persian CLOTHS; En-
Elis. French and American CALICOEj and
CALICO ROBES, De-; Black BoxBAz1Sra:
CANTON, GRAPES; CAEToE}CEoTHS;
Black CHALLIES and ALPACCAS ! EN-.
BRO!DIRIEs end LACE GOODS, Of srery
description: = = sssH es$F: 20.
EVENING DRESS GOODS, i,, every variety.
Mems nnd Boys, Wear,
CLOTHS; CASSlMERES; vEsTINGs:
TWEED5, &C., dc.
FOR FAMILY USE,
Bath, Whitney and Rose BLANKETS; Lin.
en- and Cotton SHEET1NGS PILLOW CASE
Linens ard Cottons
Red, White. Grey. Green. Bluc. Welsh, Sax
ony aud Domestic FLANNELS;
Shaker FLANNELS; Plain and Figured
Sae9uc FLANNELS; TABLE DAMASK:
DOYL1ES: NAPK1NS; WINE CLOTHS:
TOWEL1N0S; Lace and. Muslin %CURTAIES:
Curtain MATERIALS FRUIT CLOTHS;
Colorcd and White DIMITIE5; uuckabuek
and Bird'sEye DIAPERS; Dc.
PLANTATION GOODS,
Negro BLANKETS: Georgia and Kentucky
PLAINS Cotton 0sNABURga; Georgia
STRIPES; &c. - -, =
eB Orders filed with the most careful a..
eention. and oil Goods warranted. 40
WARD. BURCIlARD & CO..
,-.-. .... . 49,;
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THE STATE FOE. SOUTH: CAROLINA.
AtbeuiVs Dist,soss Notice to Csed;,or,.,
hE,HE Undersignsd;Sas rs Assigi;ee ;of; ;sLark;n
I-lsfa. Mays, win be prepared to settle with
suchsereditors Of said Mays as are preferred 10
the deed Of assignment. BY q rst day Of Pebrna:
~ next All such creditors therefore, wilI
meet him at Cokesbury, on that day for tue
purpose Of q settlement. ~ IS 2, ~
fs.G DIS BKACHuM, Assignee
Cokesbury. 8. CT, December %, 1855. s5St :
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Executors Notice.

EsTATE oE JOSEPH MARSHALL, DEc'D.
TIIE Executors of the above Estate, hereby
l. give notice to all persons indebted to the
same, that immediate payment is required
They expect TO settle up the Estate soons and
unless those indebted heed this notice, the
Notes will be placed, before Return Day, in
uough said. j. ". W. MARSHALL
J. S. MARSHALL,
Jan y. 1856 80 st. Exec'ra
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Wanted

ITO hire by the year . humber Of good atla
i bodied hands 10 work on the. ffss:4ss s
( Greenvills and Columbia Railroad
10 the year 1855. ~, 80 s e -
Those wishing t6shire .ean ses. me on tiss ltns
Of Road or address me at WiIlisn,stnp.
3s g. -! b ~ r. r. HUDGIN
superyisor "a Div q. g. GssfL RI;
Dea 20 1S5E. x tt:s5 :8a.ts w..
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sss9.O,TgI.G J

EHyehr gsssr % slI sthoss indebted ssto: II,
{ ~ EststS 0f Bsrmose, deceased, either bv
zM04 f Aeccluk That ~ tletnept must De; made
tSS6f1yS 1FN Day TAose hasinE deiaaeds
8 J! 4 iIHfAsiia Il ai1si # q
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Dem Dotel ann 9iberg Stables
AT ABBEVILLE c.. III.


ton to the comfort Of all who
4 - '
ewnt
creased OF the They all
kind Of Travelling
aud
o uansp
nh-
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AUGUSTA BRIDGE
EWH " Me-

n g TIE undersIgned hereby RI =
N6nk8 gives notice to his former 1s&
Customers and Friends that he is engaged in
the Ware House and Commission busincss, in
this place, for
Messrs. simpson & Gardiner,
where and with whom he pledges hinsrlf that
all business entrusted to them will meet with
strict and personal attention.
a. 81. BENSON.
Augusta, Nov. 81, 1855. 30-sm
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FRESH
SUPPLIES OF GR0CeRIESI!
AT kERR'S STORE.
DECElVING aud on hand AT as low prices
Ii as can be afforded, and without doubt
az low as any other market, the following
Goods, viz:
:. uhds. y. Q. SUGAR, very fair;
BbIa N. o. M0LASSES new crop;
Bills. Stewards SYRUP for Buck wheat
Cakes.
Bags Buckwlfent Family Flour;
Powdered. Crushed and Clarified So:
OARS.
Rasins Almonds, Currants and Citron:
PICKLES Of every kind;
Good variety of Jellies and Preserves
Fireworks!
40 Eoxes FIRE CRACKERS at astonishinoly
low prices
!. =, sc. 900 Lbs English and Swecds IRON,
German. Blister md Cast STEEL,
"A good lot Of CUTLERY
Negro BROGANS, (low DOWN.
OSNABURGS, and KERSEYS, low,
100 BLANKETS at almost cost
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS at
Baltimore cost. =.
A lnrge lot of CHAIRS, some of which
are very 6ne, aud at less cost than Charleston
prices.
White Fish and Maokerel.
~ Bbls. White FISH, or Mackinaw Trout,
Is half Ib!s. Maekerel. Nos. = aud 8.
ssr-- --ALso--.
5000 Lbs. Pure andNo. WHITE LEAD,
200 Gallons LLNaEED OIL.
Case Fine and Cheap Double. Barrel SHOT
GUNS. at very low fgurea
-.LSo- F.y.
BAGGING and ROPE, "a good lot just in
and for sale low for. cash. 80. .
Take Particular Notice of this Fact !!
That as time rolls on. must have money |
am NOT exactly made of money, notwithsiand.
ing it would appear that some people think So.
II attention is not paid to this notice, I will
certainly get the aid of the Sheriff. who is a
powerful helper in time ofueed. Take notice !
II. 8. KERR.
Dec. l2, 1855. sat
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VAR 1ETY STOR Ell
". n. SIILLITO.

A ~ u IL Il = Il " N II
". ". SHILLITO,
HAVING become proprietors of the Confec.
IL tionery and Variety Store. at Abbeville
Court House. respectfully invite the attention
of the public to their fresh, full and varied
assortment of. 80.
Confeotioneries,
FIR PUTS, CANDIES.
PREiSER YES PICKLES. DC.
together with a supply Of Fireworks-Crack.
ers, Sky-Rockets. Roman Candles, DC, land a
remnant Of Toys whicl, will be sold very low,
As We wish to discontinue that part of the bns-
messy now on hand and being constantly re-
ceived-and which will be sold at unusually
low prices.
They are determined to keep always on hard,
for the accommodation Of customers, every
thing in their line that Gun be called for, aud
hope by such attention to the wants Of their
customers, hy fair dealing, and low charges to
secure liberal patronage
They nrc determined to keep larger and
better assortment than has EVER before been
offered, aud all at prices which cannot fail to
satisfy. +
sB Give ns trial.
Dec. 20, 1856. s3.tf
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Notice to Tax.Payers.

T WILL attend at the Undermined times and
l. places for tic purpose of collecting Taxes
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Case Fine and Cheap Double. Barrel SHO.
GUNS. at verFlnw fgurea
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Abbeville C. H., Monday. February 4.
Due West, Tuesday. g.
and Monday, blarch II;
Callahsm'a Wednesday. 6.
Tribie'a Thursday Z" =.
Lowndesvle Pridav q.
Speeds Saturday. q.
Cnll,oun's Mills, Monday, II:
Wellington, Tuesday, l2:
Morngme'S Wednesday, IA:
T"lberts Tin the Ranget Thursday. " IL;
Cothran's, Friday. :" Is;
Bradly's SATURDAY.. "a.
Greenwood. Monday, =" ID:
and Wednesday. March 10;
Ninety-Six, Tuesday, =" 10.
Cambridge, Wednesday, 20;
Woodvilie, Thursday, +" 81:
Whitehall. Friday, 22;
Cedar Springs. Saturday, -" 2s;
nonaIds, Monday. Ok.
Srufdetown, Tue day, " rs:
Cokesbury. Wednesday, ~.
and tuesday, March 10;
Deadfall. Thnrsday. as.
Roberts Store, Fridny. 90.
Smthvilie, Saturday, March l:
nlcCA%s Old Field, IhhrSlav, %;
Abbevile G. H. all cour. week: o.
Saie-day in Arril the last day for making 70.
turns All persons failing to make returns on
the above day, liable TO double tax. All taxes
70 be paid by the frst Monday in Nav. or exc
cttions may be issued.
|. Property 70 he returned in the name of the
proper owner Guardians. Executors and Ad-
scontrol. * (: -. -, y %.
Persona having transferred property between
the Lat October, 1854. and list October, 1866,
will makeit known TO me- s.E5,.ss -,
"a J. persons viii come prepared TO give the
humber Of Birtts-f Marriages snd Deaths in
their families sSr $50: : = S3e -
Ftee persons Of color must pay their taxes
in Mareh. = =: JAMES MOORE r. C.
January 8. 1855 s5 sm
AT The request OF tie Presidsnt. of tho State
Agricultural Society, l,have. consented TO soli-
itinfortnntion as TO the number Of Tennessee
and ttIcky Horses, Mules and Hogs annually
pnrchass.t in the District. and their cost Ailper
sons will therefor confer favor by corning
prepared 70 give me aush insofnatiep 81 the
snele 50 H ees q aas 'ssn thsy II,osssss ]. III.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of DR.. A. B. Arnold, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons con.
IN cerned that n Final settlement of. the
above Estate will be made in the Ordinary's
Office, on the 18th Of Naroh next Those hav.
ing crima are expected to present the same, du.
!Y,ettested. on or before that day; and those
indebted, nust pay promptly. - tx.
j. FOSTEK MARSHAIISss e = ~.
JAMS. 1855 81 st 8
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BAGGLNG and ROPE, "a good lot just in
and for sale low for cash. s.,
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s'sss|
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nESIROUs Of moving to tho West, offer
~ for Sale my Plantation, In Aiheville
District, containing T.
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5000 Lbs. Pure and!N WHITE Lea D.
200 Gallons LLNSEED OIL.
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White Fish and Maolterel.
10 Bbls. White Fish. or Mackinaw Trout,
rs half bb!s. Mackersl, Nos. 2 aud s..
25 fourth bb!s do and 2.
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Pages Patent Portable
Saw Mill,
AND cHILD'S DOUBLE SAW MILL,

II WIS admirable six horse mill capable OF
l. saving from one to two thousand feet Of
lumber daily, is said by those who have used
the same, TO be the bost saw mill of the style in
operation. The simplicity, durability aud ad-
sption of these mills commends itself to the
wants Of our eountry,-also Cox & Roberts
Patent Thresher and Cleaner, as propelled by
lever power and endless chain or railroad
Power, is the most simple, cheap, and durable
Machines Of the kind ever offered for sale.
7 wo hundred and fifty bushels of wheat can be
thrashed and cleaned by this machine in
day, and neatly done.
Orders Tor either OF the above mills will meet
with prompt attention by addressing Kings.
land d Ferguson Ph3six Foundery. St. Louis
Mo, or persons in this vicinity can have their
orders for the same attended to by their spen
J.B. STUTSMAN.
Council Bluffs. Iowa, Aug LIST, 45-n43tft
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NOTICE SP0RTSMEN!!

L ceipt of Double and Single A
Shot Guns "a viii
Some large fine Double Guns, SSlt&~EaaA
Tor deer aud goose shooting. A2sss
Colts and Aliens pistols, OF all sizes.
Elley's double water proof central fine caps;
Coxe's ground edge caps.
Shot aud bullet pouches, powder TASKS OF all
sizes, game bags. &c, also superior powder
| have on hand, and sm constantly making
rifles OF all sizes, both doubleaud single.
Particular attention paid to5putting up globe
and telescope rifles.
Gun m4>crs insteras for sale.
@. COVE
n b. AS much has baen said through the
European Journals about the extraordinary
range and accuracy Of rifles used in the French
army AUD thought by some TO be far superior to
any mae IN the United States. To persons
hahing suenA~isws and wanting rifles for Ion
ger ranges, hog leave 10 say that am redy
10 furnish them with rifles equal in power and
accuracy TO rifles made in any country ifthere
are any doubling minds. | wish them to come
forward and be convinced by practical demon
stratiOus
c. COVE.
Council Blnffs, Sept l2th, "a no5I-tf.
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PEOPLES DRUG STORE !
Head OF Broadway. Council Bluffs,

VA sSAHH7S
Iowa.
n T SP0OR s CO., would respectfully
y. announce TO the citizens Of this regiol.
that they have purchased the extensive stock
OF Drugs and Medicines, formerly owned aud
kept BY Messrs. MMahon d Williams, at whose
old stand they v III continae the business. and
keep full aud extensive stock OF every desir-
ed article in that line. which they will sell
upon reasonable and satisfactory terms, either al
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
They would invite purchasers to call and
examine their prices aud stock previous TO ma
king their PURCHASES, as they are determined 10
be neither GU done nor nndeFsoid.
Experienced and practical hands will b9 in
attendance, prepared 10 put up orders or pre-
scriptons upon the shortest notice, and In the
most careful manner.
Fine pure liquors for medical purposes Away
on hand, together with an extensive assortment
Of all the popular family medicines now IN use,
Cali at the Peoples Drug Store you
would ge, medicines fresh, pure aud unsdui-
terated, at fair prices.
IL Physici ans aud Country mere hants 81 p
piled upon liberal terms
TERMS Pay dUwn--ws shall discard all
bookkeeping. y | sPODK y ".
January LIST, 1856.
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Singular and Entire Harmlessness.

ne following certlhcai from one of the mo 8
celebrated chemists in the United States IL ar
tuched to every bottle:
New-York, June IL, 1855.
al havo made chemical examination If
Rhodes Fever and Agne Cure" or Auti3o,a
to Malaria and have tested it for arspic mer.
curry, quinine. and strychuine, but hav. not
found particle of either in it, nor have found
any substance in its composition that would
prove injurious TO the constitution
j. K. Chiffon, NJ d., Chemist
This allows of its
FREE USE AS A PREVENTATIVE
by which all persons may thus be sure Of en-
tire freedom from the above named diseases No
matter how sickly the season or swanpy the
locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY are Frequently
published, ana the confidence of the pubJ;c i
asked III proportion 70 its actual merits wh-r.
ever introduced and used They are only -.
lied upon To prove its worth
One or TWO bottles will answer for ordina,y
cases, some may require more Directions
printed IN German, French K Spanish, sceon,
pany each bottle. Price one dollar.
prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAS. a, RHODES, Providence. r.
And for sale BY druggists generally. iv5n5,o6
IL Agents-N. I. Spoor d CO., Druypi,,x
and DEALERS in patent medicines, head Of Br7,.,
way oounci4 Dluhs' Iowa jan If
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