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Masonic,

AT the Regular Communication Of Gin
ton Lodge, A.. f.. NJ, held on Mom!a:
evening tn" Sth inst, the following Officer,
were elected to serve for Tie ensuing Ma
sonic year:
Bro McD. Miller, W.. NJ,
" B. johnson, S. w,
J. Hollingswor,h, j. w,
}. i. Rohnston, Treasurer,
Robi. }. White, Secretary,
William Hill, Tyler.
The following appointments wc,c maIc
Bro. John Gray, s. d..
" John G.. Edwards, }. d.,
" ThGi' II r n, S.':1'rx "H'is''""' Stewards
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TO the Afflicted.

! deem it duty owe TO society, especially
to the afflicted, to offer this testimonial in f,.
vor of that cs,mabl. In,,licnc-s.pEnry DA-
Wis PAIN KILLER" When passing through Ga.
lena some two weeks ago. | purchased ut your
agency Il % cent bottle. l was then suffering
from severely bruised hand I applied 1t in
the store, and was astonisIlcG ut the almost in
Simultaneous; relief. Before | left the store
the inflammation was removed, and in less
than an hour the pain ceased. In two days my
hand was well ns ever. Finding it to be re-
ally remedy. determined to try its effects as
II curative for the Piles. to which have been Il
martyr for ycars.-Aftcr five dressings my
piles were among the things that had been l
am now entirely free from them, and in as good
health rs ever was in my life. l have recon.
nendcd the Pain Killer to others, and always
with good effect. Several Of the captains OF
the upper river boats carry with them n con
stnnt supply. and consider it one of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered.
am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
3l-2t] JOSEPH o. MARTIN.
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Court of Appeals.

MONDAY, December 8.
ERRORS.
Attorney General, in behalf of the State, We.
VIM. s. Baker and others. Chancellor Ward
law delivered opinion. Decree modified
EQUITY.
C. a. Watson, by next friend, VS. j. W. Child
and Thos Thomson, ex'rs. Johnston, Ch.
Appeal dismissed
Lewis G. Parks and wife and others vs.. w.
+. Noble, A. r. Houston, cx'rs., ct ai Ward,
law, Ch., delivered opinion. Appeal dismissed.
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Advertisements.

We would invite attention to the advertise
ment Of the sale of the McDuilic estate on the
l7th inst
Also to the advertisement of P.rrvmon e.
Waller; The notice Of james Taggart, Jr. to
the Partnership notice of Wi,icman & Gibson ;
to the sale of likely Woman and child; also
of valuable house servant Oh Sale day in Jan
uary; TO the Report upon the Workshops of
the G. l. c. Railroad at Helena; ard to the
various advertisements by the Commissioners.
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THE INDEPENDEN PRESS.

ers. This, according to the London Times.
England can never consent to. She can never
consent 'to refer back to any tribunal in the
world to decide whether Russia is to perform
in the winter, when the Baltic is closed and
the Crnca is evacuated, conditions which she
gladly accepted in the spring, with the pros
pcct of long land and naval campaign before
her" 'lf she means in spite of the treaty, to
retain her communication with the Danube
the alternative is not II European Congress,
but European war;" The duration of peace
according to Lord Palmc,ston depends upon
Russia let her decide.
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from the Carolina Times. I

g EaUITT CoURr OF APpEALs.-The Court
met at 10 am. The following gentlemen
were admitted to practice in the Courts OF
Equity, in this State:
James N. Bowden,
James G. Calhoury -
':''@" A. 8. Douglass,
P.B. sMcLaurin,
- G. 81. Brice, @
J. AZ Chapman,
y w. q. Leitnef,
90. E, w. McMaster; ~
SD. TeEsead. Z
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Legislative Proceedings,

Our members seem to be doing .rhc State
some SERVICE" i'll the Legislative councils and
the Chnirlncn Of the Respective Committees
OF the Military, and Claims, Mcssrs Marshall,
Thomson and McGowsn we prccivc arc
constantly making reports favorable and un.
favorable upon the various matters submitted.
The lhll to repeal the usury laws, intro.
duced into thc Senate by Mr.. Mazyck, was
lost hy n vote Of l? nays; Yeas Is. Also a
Bill in relation to the Substitution of Trustees
and a Bill to exempt managers of Elections dc,
from ordinary Militia and Patrol duty
Slr. Griffin introduced bill to encourage
the raising of Sheep in the State
MIR. Smith offered n Resolution which was
adopted, to enquire into the expclicncy Of pnr-
chasing the Cast Iron Palmetto tree in front
Of the State House as n Monument to the Pal
metto Regiment.
lie also rs chairman Of the AbLevillc D.lera.
ton to whom, as special committee, has been
referred matters connected with the estate of
DR.. DE Ia Howe, reported, representing the
school founded, under the bcqucst of Dr. De
Ia Howe, as i'll n thriving condition, the eff.
cheney of the teachers, successful management
OF the superintendent, and progress of the
scholars, fully justifying the muniticence and
wisdom of the founder. The amour 4 to which
this bequcst has now reached, is stated to be
SiG,IGS l24. The Committee recommended
that the Trustees be authorized to purchase
four negroes-two men and two women-pro.
vided that the prce do not exceed $1,000.
The Resolutions to exempt Banks from taxa
tion on the ground of its giving the city of
Charleston, an overwhelming representation,
were rejected after an animated discussion.
The Resolutions to establish n separate Court
of Appeals were rejected by n large majority
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Thespian Corps.

Our readers will please not forget, that on
Monday evening next the Thespans give their
promised entestainmcnt, in the way of Village
Theatricals. The Bill for the evening is quite
an attractive one. preseI lifting the pleasing farce
':Naval Engagements" and the amusing after.
piece "Raising the Wind" Comedy is always
pleasing and we anticipate n rich treat The
Corps has among itssmembers some rare talent
for provoking
"A1rth, that wrinklcd care deriles
And Laughter holding both his sides"
We ourselves have been rs much entertain
ed by the performances of the company, as Ly
any we ever witnessed on the regular boards
and friend informs lis that Tony Lumplin'
beats Burton himself Mrth is the best of ton.
les; a decided febrifugc and though at the risk
OF bringing the Doctors upon us, we recon-.
mend it, in medical point Of view rs, the
most ecommical specific, and not "bad to take' >
Now is the season too for "quips and cranke
and jollities," and the man who cannot be
merry at Christmas is fit for "treasons strata
gems and spoils." If You wont attend howcv.
er for your own sakcs, do at least as our TEN.
perance brethren advise, for the sake of 9th
ers. Give Is crowded house; for performer
always play best to crowded houses. Besides
these cold evenings it will be warmer and
much more comfortable
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RuSSia and the Alliea-

Russia has been long noted for her diploma.
cy, and she has Of late been exercising her tai.
ent for tinesse and subterfuge, by attempting
t" elude the performance of her part of the
stipuations Of the treaty of Paris and endca-
voring to engendcr disscnsions between the
Allies, and securing to herself the sympathy
and cooperation Of France.
One of the great objects of the treaty was
to secure the free navigation of the Danube,
and this was to be effected by requiring Rus
sia to rcctify her Bcssarabinn frontier and to
withdraw to distance from the bank Of the
liver, 80 that she would no3longcr be in
position, with her frowning fortresscs
to impose odious restrictions and quarantine
regulations upon the prosecution of trade.
Yet, under the terms of this very treaty,
Russia claims Jurisdiction over the town of
Belgrad, which is situated upon an inlet of the
Danube, and therefore, commands its naviga-
tion. 1t appears that there are two Belgrads !;
ono hamlet at q considerable distance from
the river; the other the town above named :;
and that upon the map submitted to the Allies,
at the Peace Conferences, by Russia, the hamlet
was alone represented; and the Allies
consequently allowed to retain Belgrad, under
the impression that its possession could not Of.
feet the navigation of the Danube. 1t is thus
that Russia, resorts to mere subterfuge to q
void the performance of her treaty stipula-
tons She has besides delayed to withdraw
her troops from the Isle of Serpents, and con.
trary to treaty has dismantlcd the fortifca.
tions, which she had engaged to surrender.
In view Of these acts the English fleet has
session of the Principalities is still held by
Austria. ,
To effect her purposes, Russia has attempt.
cd to secure the cooperation of France, and
to embroil that power into a difficulty with
England. Her influence is supposed to have
been excrted upon the Count Walewski, tie
French minister of foreign affairs and the
Count De Morny, the French ambassador at
St. Petersburg and that these took advan.
Ftage of the temporary absence of the Empe
ror from Paris, to give new piase 10 public
sentiment in France, by the publication of the
incorporate articles wieh appeared in the
Constitutionnel and others of the Paris news
papers. The,Emperor upon his return seen,s
Immediately to have penetrated into the plot
of Russia, and has promptly disavowsd The
newspaper articles, and expressed his unalter
able attachment to the English alliance
whilst the Morning Post, the organ of the
French alliance was never on more stabl.
basis than at present. .
. Tbs re-establishment Of cordial relation
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treaty stipnlations will be resisted Inves,i-
CATION has proved the responsibility of that
Government for the riotous nesa,,lt upon the
property of the Panama Compo"v, aud salts.
faction has been demanded
The Message in conclusion congratula.cs the
country upon the prosperous close Of the pres
cnt Administration, for which it awards due
gratitude to that good Providence, which has
enabled it to sur'noumt dangers foreign and do
mcstic.
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South Carolina College.

The following gentlemen are appointed tn
Board Of Visitors for 1851:
Hon. J. Simons.
Hon. j. f. Townsend.
DR.. Thomas Smith.
Rev. Edward Palmer, of Fairfield.
W. X. Bachman, Esq. Of Ricllanl.
Rev. u. Trapicr, of Charleston.
Rev. J. j. Brantlev, If Ncwbcrry.
Rev. L. Reed, Of Clarendon
Rev. Thomas Iloyt, of Abbcvillc
Warren Duprce, Esq, Of Spar,unburg.
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Bleeding at the Lungs.

S"tA W. Ta"'e, Exq-D""r Sir :-lIavine
been attacked with the hcm"rrlaec of the
lungs, which left me with troublesome cough
and the usual debility consequent upon sucl,
IN attack, nn.l having cured mysclfhv the use
Of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
feel it a pleasure and n duty to testify to its
merits. My general faith III patent medicines
Is small; ; hu. for those who are suffering under
pulmonary attacks, am persuaded that the
'a!sam is nn excellent preparation.
Yours, very truly,
JONA r. ClllLDS, Editor fhicopcc T9ryrajh
thicopcc, Mass. Feb. 90 1851.
None genuine unless signed I. Brrrs on the
wrMprcr
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MARKETS.

ABBEVILLE, Dee. lI.-Market firm at the
last weeks quotations. lot to lOf.
COLUMBIA, Dec. l0.-Dccidcd improve
ment in the market, / advance; Snles of 800
bales ut from LOT to 6S-l0O cts.
CHARLESTON, Dee. 8.-Sales Of $500 bales
at from lQf to l2tcts.
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COSSldsN E;H;S.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot at Abhevile:-
Mrs, d Bailey, 5 G Dcbruhl, j J Cunning.
ham, Judge ID l. Wardlaw, DR. Il > Reed. JAS
Montgomery, X II Wnrlllaw d Son, DR. j +
Lyon, Lee Il Wilson, DIR ; Marshall.
d. X. SONDLEY, Ag't.
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Public Sale.


NWi:DNESAi, the I7th INSTANT
~ ami the Day following, will be cold, nj
the 4lci)"ili" liau'atioli, in the Flat Woo,ls
II nflrS south 'cet of .ibbevile Court iIousr
to tlfc highest bidder
*3, HORSES and MULES, thc Mules very
hnc.t lln heal of CATTLE 10 SUEEP
IS fine fatlcd HOGS, l25 Stock HOGS of fiuc
brccd,{ 'o
1,ooO EsII~llels of Corn.
10000 bounds Fodder, nbou; 500 bushels Oats
900" h'i4cls Cotton Scrcd, L Wagons and
Gear, Npr,, a large number of Flows and
Hoes, Cotton Gins, spne of them fine, Run
ming Gear Gf $ Gins, and Cotton Screw.
lhra>hrr for wheat, straw and shucks, Black
s'''lth and Caspcn'rr's Tools, and many other
articles nSualyt"und Oh Plantation
TERMS "F SALr.-.\ll sums of and undcr
So cash, all over *.5 a credit of twelve
months. with interest from date; notes with
Two approved "ndersers to be given before the
property Is dclivrrsd
The Mules. Cattle, Hogs and Sheep to be
taken away hy Saturday following
II the terms of the Nsule are not complied
with, the property wi!l,tc rcsold ut tho risk
OF the first purchaser. y
"a. BURT,
Z. w. GlBBES.
Zee. Z" 1906 32-1t
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Sons of Temperance.

special meeting will be held on next
wednesday afternoon, half past , o'clock T. 81.
A general attendance is requested.
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Governor and Lieut.. Governor

The Hon. X. +. W. Alston has been elected
Governor and the Hon. Gabriel Cannon Lieut..
Governor of the State Of South Carolina.
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Hogs.

Three droves of hogs in the last few days
made their appearance in our town. and are
offering at from G4 to cents.
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MAR IL led.

ON the 9th ult by Rev. w. p. Hill, Mr.
JOHN McCORD, and Mrs. JERUSHA KEEL
ING, all Of this District.
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We are indebted to the Hon. 7. s. Brooks.
and to j. Il. Vance, Esq, for Congressional and
Legislative documents.
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Grand Division

The following officers Of the Grand Di.
vision of the Sons Of Temperance of South
Carolina, for the ensuing year, were elected
and installed at their annual meeting on
Fridays Rorpiny last at Columbian:
- amcr, C. ". f., NrwLcrr G. II
ayer. &. W. H., Charleston
by, &. s., Lexington.
y@er, &. T., Columbia.
Jol7n'Cortlero, IT, c.. Columbia.
Geo. w. King, &. s.. Grcenvilc
Rev. II. Ii. nnrant, e.. CHupluin, Spar
tanhurg.
w. Thurlow CASTOR, p. e. ". P., Cam
den.
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.Aook to Your Interest," q

FHS> >Copartnership ofSWideupam q aibsen
l. haSA been Dissolved " Mutual Con
sent it is neeessery that the oGsi ncsssbe closed
by the lst OF Jahssry:s67. We, therefore,
mostsrespset fully 8SeNest all Indebted TO ns
either by N1feQRs AcAo1ntA to come forward
and make ssts ismsat Don't. sss4still, MS ti,s
barber 4sd fo his writing S,,sto9ts ssif tie
FhAndie Don't braak the beard is bound M home!
~ sst al 'WIpEMANs d. .04BS6i ~;
Nriskpm. pec.sle, 1856 q. Se.8t As.
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"TIIE ABBEFILLE MINERAL SPRINGS"
SOUTH CAROLINA,

OUU Ut UHnUEIIVHi
XDBEvILLE DIsTRIcT.-1N EQUITY.
samuelI lindsay, J.
Jesse ". Norris j
DCRSUANT to order, will sell at Public
l. OutcryA ut Abbeville Court House., on
Sale Day in Japuary next.
The RBPpsc, and Lot
u the Village of xowndesville formerly OWL
ed by Samuel Lindsay and on which JesseyW
Norris now resides, Containing One Acre, more
or less. aud bounded bylpt Of j.. NJ. Latimer.
and the street known as Bell or Walnut Street.
TERMS CASH.
WM; II: PARKER, c:>E. AID.
Commissioners Office,
Dee. 8, 1856. + 32 IDS.
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The Diamond Springs for Sale
WILL. be sold, at Public Otitcy at Able
w vile Court II 4ouse, the fifst MONDAY
in January nrxt,
"rllE ABBEElLLE MINERAL SPRiNGS,"
s.: sometimes known ni the Diamond spSings
These Springs are nfthe North " cstcrn part
of Ab5cvilc District, near the line The coin.
try about them ,high, broken aud healthy.
The waters of 9 )fse Springs have effected ma.
ny remarkable cures in eases of dyspepsia,
disease of, ,the liver aud other complaints.
They are Especially eficacious in the COM
plants peculiar to females. The House large,
containing about thirty-two rooms. The Land
attaehetis about | 10 Acres.
TEHsis or SALE.-Crcdit Of one and two
years with interest from sale. The purchase.
money to he well secured. For further partic-
ularsappIIiy to ,,,-,,u, ,,
DIR. X. w. GIBBES, Columbia. !
Dye. 3, 1856. 3.-st
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The House and Lot
SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABhEvILLE DIsrn1cr.--1N EQUITY.
RieharlS 1Iill. J IL
TAsHf: F. a;;; 20 g; als David for Partition, &C.
DURsUANT t3Aprder, wiz sell at Public.
l. Outery, at H\beville Court House on
Sale;daay in January Asxt,x x{5th) the Tract Of
Aand described in the BAIScontaining
$50 Acres, YSAs or less,
lying on Ross Creek yatcrs Savannah niv-
er, near. Bowman's Berry, ara bounded by
lands ofJames G.. Hafber, James, Allen and.
otherI, being the trSCt inwhich Jdtn F. HILL.
decd, hal an, inttFest as Tenant iI<Qn,mon.
with Thomas O.,Hill. >
IERMS-ecr Of one and two y1Arp,.
with i6tereS from day of sale. Purchasero.
give Bond Eith4ot least two good surcties psJt,
Dc Cost yfGDsh, and pay for papers - 81! !
J WMsH. PARKER, c. E A.. Ds.
CoVanissiogors Office, +.
Deess q 1886. ss2 t5,II,
aN3DH-MEIE.ile 10
r nE&EgY warn, alt persons notsto ti1sds.
for NosA.gtVon abY me, ip<Septanbers
last. to lowell lllen. 5fer al6nt $iO0sQ0,.
srasio o q said taiIsa @ eSnsd anaT
wilshosrag the ssamS hslIea by .isxss'
pssaa'lFS' ! %! sss,:
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ABBEVILLE @. II.

FRIDAY, --- DECEMBER 10, 1856.
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1,00O EsI,Nlle!s of Corn,
The Diamond Springs for Sale.

Dee. =. 1856
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-17
ARE YOU sICKt
uF you are. don't take Quack Medicines,

u but use those prepared by regular physician.
DIR. ROSES celebrated Family Medicines are tn
result Of thirty years practice in Philadelphia His
prescriptions for each complaint and have been
well tested and approved by hundreds Of physicians,
and thousands Of patients A remedy for each disease
THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER
This preparation is truly the wonder Of the aga
Cures all pain, external or Internal Cures Pains IA
the Sides Limbs, or Back, Chblains, Ague or Lumps
in the Breasts, Corns Bruises, sPrains, Toothache,
Earache, Suf Neck, Sore Thrat, Pains in the Bowels
and Stomach Sudden Colds &c
The Pain Curer being fine tonic mixture, Is also
used with great benefit for W eak Stomach and Bow
els, likewise for Fever and A sue.
Whenever you have pain, the Pain Curer freely,
and you will obtain immediate relief Bottles l2J1,
THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP
DIR. Roses Cough Syrup, or Expee,orant is the
best preparation In the world for q Cough arising
from cold, or consumptyc cough. Bottles 90
cents and 81.
TO CURE wHooPING COUGH.
Use Or: Roses Whooping Cough Syrup. II Ia the
only reliable remedy for that distressing and often
fatal complaint 70 Pre-, Ssr 80 es csoup
Dr. Roses Group Syrup has saved the livos Of
thousands Of children. % cents bottle.
TO CURE NERVOUSNESS.
yous affections Of the mind or body Is Dr. Roses
Nervous Cordial. 30 cents bottle.
TO CURE KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLANTS.
Use DIR. Roses Bucher Compound IL also curea
Dropsy. 30 cents bottle.
FOR FEMALE CoMPLAINTS
DIR. Roses Golden Pills the only remeay Ius
Falling OF the Womb, Weakness, and General Debl.
ity. SO cents box.
DR. ROSES FEMALE PILLS
Are the great regulating Female Pills Is cents
box.
DR.. ROSES SARsAPARIILA COMPOUND
Should be usel by all females as il strengthens
and invigorates tie constitution, puries the blood
and removes all eruptons from the skin. Quart
bottles I'll, small bottles SO cents.
TO CUhE DYSPEPSIA,
Use DR.. Roses Dysp,ptic and Liver Compound
TO CURE BILIOUS HABITS,
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They carry off all bile. l2J& and 25 cents box.
These Pills are called Railroad Pills. because they
go ahead OF all other Pills Ia removing bile bad
colds, and all foul secretions from the system.
Sold bv ID. =. DYSON
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w. III. GILMAN,
j. w. MARIN,
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j. b. MOORE,
Washington. d. O.
]. l.. KIDWELL,
Georgetown.
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HlI-eo6m
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II. IL. IL.
ENOWNED REMEDIEs

Rn&ErA H6NOWNED hENA M hos
:, ~yn1 me radical Cure of Coughs, Colds,
E Consumption, Group, Whocping Cough, &C
Avoid Iii ousckery, and take medicines prepared by
q regular physician only.
DR.. ROSES ExPECT0RANT, OR COUGH
SYRUP,
For Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting
OF Blood Bronchitis and all diseases Of the Lungs
The best Cough Syrup in the world
Dr. J. s. Rose, Of Philadelphia, has had an extern
sive practice of medicine in that city, the past thirty
years, and his Cough Syrup is Of the most popu,
lar prescriptions for Coughs, Colds Consumption and
all complaints of the Breast and Lungs IL not only
cures the above complaints but fortunes ths system
against future attacks. Thousands have been cured
OF Consump ton by this valuable preparation 1t Ia
now used and recommended by medical men, At home
and abroad, as the best Cough and Consumption
Medicine in the world. This 10 no quack prepare
ton but 1t is prepared with great care by Dr. j. 3.
Rose himself an eminent and regularly educated
physician. !. -. 81.
Consumption, Group, and Whoopng Cough, diseases
entirely dissmiar, put It down quack medicine;
hence, DIR. Rose prepares mixture for each COM
plant and suited TO each disease. Cough Syrup for
Coughs Colds, and Consumption; Group Syrup for
the Group; and Whooping Cough Syrup for WhooP-
ing Cough. Price Of Cough Syrup so cents and VI
'' DIR. ROSES GROUP SYRUP.
There have been many remedies compounded Tor
the cure Of Group or HIVE The disease parh h,
as have never seen case terminate fatally or con-
tinue long where this Syrup used, can recon-
mend 1t with the highest confidence. With one bot
tie of Dr. Roses Group Syrup in the house. mother
need fear the Group. % cents bottle.
j. 8. ROSE, M. ID.
DIR. J. s. ROSES WH0OPING COUGH SYRUP.
Whooping Cough-what is IT'D Physicians have
unanimously come to the conclusion that Whooping
Cough is not only spasmodic, but may, If neglected,
often run into other diseases, as Chronic intamma-
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the Chest all Of which dangerous and frequently In
durable complaints will be avoided by using DR. Roses
whooping Cough Syrup, which gives immediate re-
lief, and frequently cures in few days 80 cents
bottle.
In most cases of Colds or Group there is frequently
some fever. When this occurs keep the bowels open
with Dr. Roses Family Pills.
Use Dr. Roses Pain Curer whenever you suffer
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