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Fashionable Visiting.

The following. though perhaps IL little exag.
ycratcd, is capital hit ut modern visiting in
fashionable life
FAsI,t"N, ABLE CALI. or THE IpEAs ExcIrAScEp.-
GLOW doyo 'l" my dcar!"
'Putiy we'll thank yor." TThcv kiss.1
GLOW have You been. this nsci"
"Pn'ty well. How have you bcenl"
'Ncry well, thank you"
'rlcaSnnt to-day"
'lcS-vrry bright but we had shower,
yesterday
care all your people well? 7"
'Quite well, thank You. How are yours'"
every WELL lin obliged to you
'IIavc You Mary b, latcly:"
NO; but I've seen c."
"Yuu don't say so! Is she we'll %
'v"ry well, hclicvc." Rising.
".H,Si vou gn!'
"Ycs, in'lcc,i !; have seven calls to make"
ado call again soon."
'Thank you; but you don't call OH me once
in an age"
'Dh, YOU should not say 50. I'm sure I'm
very g"ol."
"Good-bvc.'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
The Meeting at Dorn,s

We have had no very definite report
from the Railroad meeting whicl, was held
at Dorn's, on Thursday of last week but un.
derstand TINT speeches were made by Nlessrs.
Sioan' fettigru Abncy, Thomson, and Tai.
man. MIR. Sloan is to start out soon, with the
design Of calling on every man on the line of
Noa,i' ut his own house, to present the claims
OF ttre enterprise and solicit substitution Of
stoeH' DC MIR. Sloan is man of great energy;
we are told, and higli hopes are INDUCED of his
success.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Gen. McGowan's Address.

/: Jnst assWe sIere. going 70 press, We. received
a copy ofths SAddress Of Gen. Samuel MEG ow.
an before the@l'nlmetto Association at tho eel.
eoration OF its first Anniversary in Columbia,
May'I4, ls57."-We have not time to sny a
word about it. but rs we oil remember how
the speech was received when it was delivered,
wswill speak of it as it deserves next week.
The Association proposesto sell the Address
forelaritable puPoses-it can be had at the
Book Store Of Branch d. Allen for t,re,,ty. fire
'ents' and We know that every citizen of this
village will bc anxious to supply himself xitl,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Curing Cancers.

We insert the following, from the GrcenvlIe
Patriot protesting at the same time against the
assertion that physicians seem to. think TINT
the science p. Of medicine is the only one in
which there is any certainty" md disavowing
also our faitl, in SIr. Lands pretensions. New.
ertheless if any one is afflicted with this terri
ble disease. he might give Ar. Land trial
The "regulnrs' acknowledge Tint they have as
yet no radical cure for it. The Patriot snys:-
There is great uncertainty in tho science of
medicine, although physicians seem to think it
ID the only science in which there Is positive
certainty. We nre induced to make this re-
mark from fncts which liuvc lately como within
our own knowledge. Mr.. Land, of Grscnvile
District, has the secret of curing MI cnnccrs-
cnnccrs Which have bafiled the scientific skiII
OF tho medical world. We know of several
cases in this community where tho most exnc
rienced and skilfnl physicians have failed to do
any good. nnd yet Mr. I.audxbas, in a very
short period effected entire e1yax. lilo is mn
uncducnted, ignorant man. andsyet can accom-.
Plish more than the most learned physicians of
Europe or America, There was a case. which
l!c had the other day, illustrating this nsser
tion. A distinguished gentleman of the lower
country. known oil over tho United States, by
Ills public services in both branches of Com
gress, has been afflicted for years with n cnn.
GER. lie has consulted, and been the patient
Of the most scientific and sklful physicians in
the United States without my good result.
Some years ago he visited Paris, and there
placed l!imselE under the prescription Of the
most eminent surgeon Of France without de-
nying anyibenefit. lie heard, through n friend,
OF this ignorant quack in the mountains, made
inquiries about him. came up nnd, placed. him.
self under his medical trcatmentl In short
time he returned, under the, belief, that this
qusek bad done MORE for rim than all the sci.
critic es Medical world Of France md America
!. !. .,e cure should prove permanent we shall
case has Mr.. Ehnd. failed TO- cure cancers. Ills Ills
Preses.rtt2ils secret, and his applications are
INK q nown eSen q. his patienta lie SAWS .dI,e
gostofs, . have laughed .at him So muciS that
ns asysrsssli 4! know bis remedy. Wha.
~ snls . on t.s science OF medicine4
wiole live medieiae, SiisS tfSs hi Ssd ;rna. sa.
rant 9uacE mover falls TO cure. s 's"o-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
A Lunar Rainbow.

The GainsviIle (Ala.) Independent, in the
following paragraph, chronicles recent phe-
nonenon the. like of which We do not remem
Der even to have heard before. 1t says:-
On the evcningof the 4th instant, between
and 9 O'CLOCK, q lunar rainbow was visible
IN the nortfsyaest. All the colors usually seen
!, IN. ths solar bow, were distinctly developed,
s!1. unI OF course they were paler and softer. A
Atte before sunset of the same dny. there VIVA
as9lar rainbow in the east. Thus. in a space
ssSsfeless than three hours both solar, and n
,unas bow. have been seen.. This is remarka. n.
0lefact, nad one to be remcinI,ered : :,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Masonic Address.

The address delivered by our friend Rev.
B' johnson: at the Masonic eel LIBERATION at
Lewndesville, on the 24th June Inst, has been
published and We are indebted to some fr;cnd
for copy of it,
y press of business has prevented us from,
giving 1t more than very cursory pcrusal,
and We can say no more of it Mt present than
That we conside + it one of the ablcst and most
pleasing discussions of the subject of Masonry
we have ever read.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Political Complexion of tho next House
Of Representatives..

TChe Washington Umion has been 'rosting up
the books" in reference to this subject, and
has made out the following result. twill &c
seen TINT, allowing no change in the four States
Of Maryland, Georgia, Mississippi and I.oui..
ana, there will bca Democratic majority in the
next House of Representatives Of sixteen II the
vacancies spoken Of by the Union shall DC filled
by Democrats. and there should (as we have no
doubt there willy be an increase of Democratic
members i'll the four States named, then the
majority will probably reach twenty ivc
Elections for members of the House Of Rep.
rcscniativ"s of the next Congress have now
been held in all the States of the Union will,
t''e exception "f Maryland, Georgia, MiSsis.
ippi. and Louisiana with the following result ::
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21

aSy;ascs III taossda {; s;,,s,.....s ), d
tsetts states tbattt,e q ssf,s ma
SSQesaS StpnsS9s sta 1aA 5Ff fSn- n 3 tSsas
n4s - 80 isasd l6ss fiiis "a SsHcs s;ss
IL 20 ttppl fIi tiie COUNT sSsnd M
b in et$iag it from A4ies fhigtiS III
s:isisk eSHge shs esspiationar moys.
9'!!||ls |: 4! ',i;:|;,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
A Mistake Corrected.

We were misinfornled rs to the ownership
OF the negroes alluded to in our last issue MS
having been concerned in trying to throw the
cal of the track. They do not belong to Col.
l.. J. Roberts, but to brother of hrs. The
attempt was made OH the main trunk below
Hodges instead Of on the Branch, as We were
informed and go stated.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Prof. J. r. Blake.

1t affords us much pleasure to state that this
talented and scientific young gentleman from
our District, whose lecture before the Young
Mems Christ!an Association, few weeks since.
so charmed Ills audience by its strength and
beauty has recently unanimously elected
to'thc chair of Natural Sciences in n flourishnr
and richly endowed Presbyterian college at
Latirangc, West Tennessee, with a salary of
two thousand dcllars.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Resignation OF PYesident c.-,er

We learn from the. Telescope that Rev. DR..
Grier rendered his resignation Of the Presiden-
cy of Etsk toilcgc, at the late meeting of
the Board Of Trustees. lie desires; it is, said,
to,dsvote himself:to. tl,e.tministsx.
Tire Board, being loatff TO sito up tleser-
vices OF Df: Grier' declined receiving Ills resign.
alton at present, but will refer sthasniatter 10
the Synod at its approaching nSstiSg Ttiae
friends Of the College generally Eiii 'soriay; Il;
to see President Grier retire frbmsft. -. H..
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Catalogue 'of Erskine College.

From copy of the late catalogue we learn
that there were during the last session one
hundred and thirty students in all in Erskine
Collcgc-Senior class II; Junior 81 Sopho
more 90; Freshman 26; Preparatory depart
nlcnt 10.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Postmaster Arrested.

Samuel c. Scott Postmaster at Coilicrs's
si'ost Office, Edgcfield District, s. c., ha. been
arrested by General James L. Mcguire, special
rost Office Agent and is now in custody in
Augusta lie was arrested by evidence from
the use Of n decoy letter.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Godey's Lady's Book,

For September has been received. 1t appears
to TO up; in NIL respects. to the former numbers
of tho present volume, which is enough to cav
of it.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Total,

The House Of Representatives consists of
% mcinbcrs-llS members constituting a ma.
J"ritv. As the case now stnn'ls-alowing no
change i'll the four States where elections nrr
{" he hc.l-tl,c democrats will have a majority
of S;rfc"n i'll the next House. This minority
We think, will he increased to ciyhic.n as tie
two vacancies in the Pennsylvania and Indi-
ana delegations will, probably, be filled by
lu,Ilucrn
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21

BErwE"N Two fiEHS.-Whcn disputes and
difficulties arise between individuals or nations
or sections. however right the one party, or
however wrong the other may have been in
the beginning. yet rs the quarrel wakes hotter.
and recriinination and abuse nrc banded from
side to side, each party is sure to get somewhat
in the wrong, to demand too much and acccIo
too little. Ana such must ever be the cosc
until men become more or less than shnmon
Our passions were nl given to lis for useful
purposes, when under the restraint of reason .
but anger and revenge in protracted contests
always exceed the bounds of reason md of ms
ticc, AMI no umpire, hcwcvcr wise or lust can
at once satisfy the demands of either party.
Such is tho character Of the contro gersy that
has been waxing hotter. for an age, between
the North and South.
Impartial and firm of purpose rs tile present
ahminlstrat!"n is, and winning MS it does daily,
golden opininos" from the calm moderate
and conservntive'men of all parties it yet finds
itself between two fires. Its steady, impartial,
and firm course looking neither to the North
or the South, but to the whole country, gives
offence to the ultraists m l. extremities- Of ci.
tler section. Thisis just what it. should be-
After so long quarrel tho extreme men in
the wrong. or else they are moro or less than
human beings; and, therefore, II the Admins
tration gave either satisfaction to either, it
would be conclusive evidence of it's want of
wisdom, frmness, and fmpartiality .g 1
Ils general Al approval 6y the country; North
:fattering than tkis double Ere 70 which Il il
exposed. Tint stssngt thsas e Ppsftion of tie
jssissss esss,s s'I als, pss. sss
'yoksa lSal itas tsrs sdust fessalt
nj th9 sLn! be World gthat
sap sss ps:sas:S.sss es. end A
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Dollarsa Year, ifisAdvance.
.ABBEVILI,E n.
Advertise

We would call attention to the cards of Mr.
Chalmers, Messrs. Bythcwood.& Cowan, and
Drs. Jordan 4 Puckctt, appearing in our issue
of this week.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
From Washinpton.

~NNAsuiNGToS. August li.-fst is true. rs
stated, that Costa Rica has disposed of tho
Nicaragua transit route. and hns acquired part
of the territory of the latter, our Government
will unqcstonably object t" that arrangements,
it being known that VIM. Carey Jones, Esd,
was especially instructed to represent tie
views of the administration on that subject, ns
adverse to such II cause of policy.
Until the meeting OF Congress no diplomatic
appointments will be made, except such MS
may he deemed by the public cx'gcncics, as it
Is desired that successors to the present incum-
hc"'s shall not g" abroad until their appoint
mrnts shall be confirmed by the Senate.
trn Denver, the Commissioner of Indian
AiFaIrS, will shortly repair to Nebraska, for
the purpose Of making treaties with the Ponce
and Pawnrc Indians.
~ letter Is now its way To Frederick T.
Station, Secretary of State for Kansas, tender
~" the appointment Of Superintendent of In
d'an AitnIrs in plncc of G"v. Cummings, but
NOT I" take effect until the meeting Of Con.tcss.
The troops and civil officers for Utah are not
expected t" reach the Territory until about the
lst of November
Satisfactory accounts lInvc been received of
NIL the wagon road expeditions, cxccptin. that
under the direction of Col Noble, which has
disappointed the expectations Of the Govern.
mcnt.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21

In the States of Texas, Kentucky, Tonnes
see. North Car"lima, and Alabama tongresson-
al elections were held last week and, although
full and complete returns have not been re-
ccivcd, We hclicvc the actual result will verify
the correctness of the figures as given above
Surprising no changes occurring in til" remain
ing four States, where elections are to he held,
the next House of Representatives will stand
rs follows:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
FIIE INDEPENDENT / PRESS
Editor

Ind;v;d,saIs like nations fail IN nofhing ohich
'kry 6olNy attempt, rhcn sustained ty Strt,.oxs
purpose. and setc'niaci resotatioa. .--lfESkf Clay
"lIiHing to praise, yrt not afraid to Jid,ac."
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21

"Prn SLAVERY" PAPER IN ExGLHNp-qTe New
York Day Book publishes the prospectus ofan
English newspaper, t." he called the 'Manchcss
ter Cotton Press" the first number of which
will make its appearance in November next. It
is intended t." represent t4e cotton interest Of
which Great Britain is the.ccntre. and is csial,-
..isled by gentlemen connected with the vari-
ous BRANCHES of the cotton Strade. Itswill nlsn
discuss the negro question andT'the naturo OF
the negrosI Ikpd investigate the laws of his wise
and humane government -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03
Removal.

Removal.
Our friends j. & c. A. Myer have
moved their location to the new store
room of Bagley & Bro. We are pleased
to witness this prosperity, as no better
flushed or more commodious rooms can
be found west of the Mississippi. Their
stock of hardware, cutlery, glass &c, is
of the very best manufacture, and sufi
GENTLY ample to meet every want Of our
mechanical and farming community. We
bespeak for them that patronage to which
their persevering energy aud enterprise
is entitled.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03

MES can be made useful and safe in the
West. The Iowa State Mutual is home
mutual Company, chartered by an act of
the Legislature The Charter Oak Life
Insurance Company, is reliable Life H.
surance Company, all of these have eo,n-
piled with the laws of this State, and its
agents ne authorized to act by the late
laws.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03

Fruits.
We have been exceedingly blessed du-
ring the past week, with delicious favors
of choice fruits-grapcs, pears, peaches,
&c. The first were from our friend and
neighbor, JOSHUA HALL. His Catawba
grapes were very nice, and we think were
from the growth of the second years
planting, demonstrating the practicable
ty of grape culture in Iowa, when prop
erly managed. The peaches were by ex-
press, from FRIEND in northern Ohio.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03

Insurance.
We call the attention of our readers to
the column of Wells Spicer, in which will
BE- found the statements OF several OF the
best Insurance companies in the Union.
1t is now approaching the cold season OF
the year, when stoves will be called into
frequent requisition, and every house Will
be required to be warmed either by stove
or fire place, and stove pipes will be put
up in every house, and then the danger
from confagration will be greatly increas-
ed, and fires become more frequent. 1t
therefore behooves every man who is for
tunate enough to be the owner of house,
or store, or stock of goods, to guard against
the calamity of fire, and ruin which often
follows, by getting policy of Insurance
to idemnify loss if one should occur
| The 1Etna is an old established Company
whose business transactions date back to
1919; since which time is promtitude and
efficiency has earned merted fame, and
it has become the leading Company of
the country. The Phoenix is reliable
Company whose efficiency has been ac-
knowledged by business men in all parts
of the country, and its reputation for in
tegrity and usefulness becomes establish,
ed. The Peora Fire and Marine, is a
Western Company, based upon firm ba.
sis of actual cash capital. 1t has been in
operation since l84l--l6 years--and il
| Illustrated the fact that Insurance Compa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03

Horticulture.
Notwithstanding the severity Of the
past two winters has been so destructive
to many of our thrifty young orchards,
yet it has not been entirely without good
to fruit growers, as it has taught us which
varieties are the best suited and adapted
to our soil and climate. Messrs. Hum
phrey& Casebeer, who have managed their
nursery upon these suggestions, are now
fully prepared to accommodate the Fall
trade with such varieties of fruit trees
as have stood the test, and to fill order 8
from their friends on the most reas
enable terms Fall setting is with
out doubt Ear preferable to transplanting
from the nursery in the Spring. Sec their
advertisement and circulars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03
o.1 Spring Trade. "
MINER & BROTHEh

Wholesale Dealers III
nry Goods, Carpctlng, Hats.
cans and Straw Goo0s'
6, Doors East Of Perry,
- pn reseising from Manufacturers a
w sp full s1oet AID SUMNER GOODS, -. .,
,,sh We call the attention Of the ,n keep a.
,Se Ta country ws n N e. and
shall sell them napyins bought many of our Goods
s ss;sss s Ss late eo s fssa Bro
o os,a' .om. bsras,ns. u 'm ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03

Farmers Store.
We are pleased to call attention to the
new advertisement of Funk & Lincawca-
yer, south side of public square. Give
them call, as their goods are new and
their groceries fresh from market.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03

An old acquaintance, Mr. John Frost,
called upon US last Wednesday morning,
and left his card with us, assuring US
that he will soon take up his abode with
us for few months. He will give all a
call, and We should be prepared to give
him a uarm reception. He will COM
mand it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03
SATURDAY, OCT. 3, 1857.

We beg the indulgence of our readers
this week, for the scrimp pattern of the
Adcertiser, as we were disappointed in
Guy order for paper, and had to make use
of poor article.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03
Our Public Schools.

Our Public Schools.
Our school is now in full operation,
and consists Of the following depart
mcnts The Primary School, Secondary
School, Grammar School, and High
School. The teachers of the several de-
partments presented the following report
at their first stated meeting:
High School, number enrolled 46
Grammar School, Al
Secondary School, "a
Primary School, " " Gil
Total No. in attendance 202
There is ample room in the publ
school building for 400 scholars, and the
Board arc DESTROYS of having full at
tendance from the district. They have
made arrangements to accommodate as ma
ny from abroad as may desire to attend
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03
To the Citizens Of Central Iowa.
COTEs l. DAVIES,
MILL,
4 \ y
M b g r

Davenport
Invite The attention Of Farmers, Builders, ne
.s.n;c. ard consumers of Lumber gensra'ly'
- sbeir extensive and uneqnalled selected s'oeh
of
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
Barnboardlng,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have recently peeh n m y
Cresn Raw. Lake Huron, and Lake NAL. .hanc.
n sne brought by vessel to Chicago ana .lehe :,
hn The Chicago aud Rock Island ha'ro .a,;on
~ ny,v ens Tho wants Of large elnsfa,,an
10 Inwa have been anticipated IN our ss's@
tons and purchases u,,pS
Two Flgsr CLASS PLas!sG hiC'llsE, v
,woodworh', celebrated Patent. ARE m nam
yanoinr in our Mill, and our facilities lot man
aJacturing ,,,rc AND SIDING
n West We are also en-
t h,s vsra engaged in The Manufacture .,
SASH, DOORS, AND BLInD %. -.
". can do better by our customers mel, , ,,an e
- .ssore aud Will do our best ID sun . W
er osio'e' COTES & DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. 30
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03
Who beats IT.

Who beats It,
We have now in our Office mammoth
beet, raised by s. w. Stafford, Esq, of
Upton. Said beet is % inches in length,
measures IS inches round the thickest
part, and IS inches below the stems,
is 8 inches in circumference. Its weight
i. ii pounds. Can it be beat?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03
v THE GREATEST
S: MEDICAL
" DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
D. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury. has discovered
Gle u OR common pasture weeds
remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HtMOR.
f. -. ttr~f S~ylEir 10 q c9waCa Iimsis

trs~ Ehg NrrI STCfIEtG 10 q I0Hf'CH f"tPts'
v.A,.t-.a in oyar lice cases. ard failed ex-
es.iutv, czses--.tL thunder hum9r. lie has nov in
h, s,s.eo svyr hundred certihcates Of his virtue
al s5tafr:aeE:y iailes - Boston,
BEETLES Ar warrant s.. to cure q nursing sore mouth
0nt to three bottles viii cure the worst Kind u Pim-
Tsa 10 thrag f,,tles will clear the system Of Bes
TO 5,t.. are aT&ate! t. care the sors; canker In
fsrsc "a i've -ol,es az vzrrAatal ocure tina worst
sot.,. l.. warrz,:.4 70 cure all humor In
.aa cyes. ... .
az blo:sLes among the hair,
fsarto ~ bellies are r,-raa.ef.o corrupt and
FsSAlag ULCERS
Two Or three Je.les warranted to cara the worst
Troo rI,-ee rat,las are warranted TO cure the EoH
!. ..yera % -t-ea - RI s1uaatisga-
Tires - fur by,... arr warranted to cure the salt
s--aze
se.e1r always experienced from the hr.: battle.
snd peris.. care Is warranted whenever the Shave
Reader. pealleI srer thousand bottles Of this In
III. vicinity Bast9n. know the effect Of 1t In every
.a-a g. .re - water - III ey4!aguIsh fire, will
~. care huraor. never .as bottle # Il but that
.o4 smother: aner trial alrars spea&s for itsscs
There tatngs s.gut this her that appears to me
surprising 6rs that it grows ia one pasture, In some
pisces suite p.eatfnl, aud yet - ytue has neFe been
ssgaa uEtH / discovered Il in lsa0-~secDad that II
snoal cure all ki@is VI humor.
In sf4sr t. give some idea af the saddsn rise ana
srssl rapasa-ty Of the discovery | will state that in
lprl l.53 rsdIed ii and sold about ak bottles per
say-@ April ls3i sa.d Over one one thousand bottles
Some If the wholesale Druggist who have been in
sesaess twenty ahd thity and forty ysars say ttlas
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