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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14
CHEAP DRY GOODS !!
fall Graoe, 1856 :!
DnDDM 8 K@RRRAA,

GH5 - 'G H:l w HI ~ IESNCSlI@5
Augusta, Ga,
HAVE iuat received their NEW STOCK OF
Ii FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and would call the attention Of their friends and the
public TO the assortment Their Stock is VERY
LARGE and comprises all the best makes and
styles Of GUos and the latest novelties Of the sea-
sum anl as they are determined not to be
UaGcrsOld by any House in the State, and
will guarantee their prices to be as
LOW AS TMR LOWyGgT.
They feel assured that an examination of their
Goods will ensure continuation Of the liberal pa
tronage they have hitherto received. They would
invite attention to the following -
Ladies' DRESS GOODS;
Black and Fancy Dress SILKS;
French and English MERINOS;
Scotch, French and American GINGHAMS;
English, French and American PRINTS;
EABROIDERIES, all kinds;
Dress TRIMMINGS, splendid variety;
HOSIERY, very large assortment;
GLOVES, Of every description;
Irish LINENS;
Tahl. LINENS and DIAPERS;
NAPKINS. DOYLIES and TOWELS;
SHEETINGS and Pillow LINENS;
Bcachrd and Brown SHIRTINGS;
PANTS STUFFS, Twceds, Cassimers and
Cloths;
Ladies' CLOTHS, all colors
Bed BLANKETS;
FLANNELS, Red, white, Welsh, &C.;
CASSIMERES and PLAIDS, for children
House Servants GOODS;
Black Alpacas. Bomhazines, Dimities, Quilts;
FUR FRINGES; SHAWLS, all kinds, &c.
Also
a large assortment Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Lin
seys, Stripes, Plaids and Osnaburgs.
Augusta, Sept II If 36
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Gins for Sale,
Fair Notice.

LL, Persons whose claims against the Estate oil
~ G. !. Glover have not been settled will please
call Immediately on II. 7. Wright, Esq, who is
fnl,v .r,hor.ed TO settle all Of the said Claims And
NIL those whose claims are not settled BY Thursday
after sale day in February next, will meet me in the
Comnissonrr's Office on that day rs intend to
make final settlement Of The Estate al that time:
All those indebted 10 me will call on MIR. Wright and
settle with him. Those who don't pay by Thurs
day after sale day in February will be uneonditlon-
ally sued. a., .,.. ,.o,
will obliec me-and il you don't will oblige yon
JOHN RAINSFORD, Adm'or.
Dco 81 1t so
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Office.

A IL Persons having demands against the Estate
IA of Miss Mary rarkman, decd. are requested
to meet me at Edgcfrd c. H.. on Thursday the 18th
January with ,hrir c'aims properly att,sted, as
wish to close up said Estate.
JOS PARKMAN, Adm'or.
Dec "a 1t SD
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Notice..

T HAVE appointed John Huiet my Agent to
i trsasact MI business relating 10 the Estate of
Arthur >ozier, decd All persons indebted to the
Z a;e will make immediate payment to him. and all
having lr,annds against the Estate will render them
properly attest, to him. Mr.. Hniet's address is
Edgetield c. IL. s. DoZIEk.
Alm'x on Estate Of a. Dozer, d'cd
Dec 10 At AZ
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MILLER & WARREN,
Corner Opposite the Globe Hotel

MILLER & WARREN,
Corner Opposite the Globe Hotel.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
HAvE just received large stock of Fall and
Ill Winter Dry Goods, of the latest importation
and most fashionable styles, consisting Of
Flounced Embroidered Colored SILKS;
Rich Brocade and Plaid Colorcd SILKS;
Figured and Moire Antique Black SILKS;
Rich Founced MUSLIN DE LAIN ES:
CASHMERES and MUSLIN DE LANES in
BoNBAziNEs, CuALLIEs, ALPAcAs and
COBERGS;
French, English and American PRINTS;
Handsome Scotch and French GINGlIAAS;
rich French EMBROIDERED COLLARS and
SLEEVES;
Rich Black Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES;
" .Iaconet and Swiss BANDS and FL0UNC-
lNGS.
Infants Embroidered W AISTS and ROBES;
Embroidered AIcrino CLOAKS for Infants
Real Valrncienncs, Maltese and Thread LACES !;
Revere, Hem stitched and Embroidered llDK'S;
A'cxander's Kid and SILK GLOVES;
Splendid stock Of Gents I"
Together with an endless variety of Goods usually
found in Dry Goods Store. We will say that We
have a large stock, anxious to sell and will take
pleasure in showing them TO our friends and eusio-
mcrs.
Augusta, Oct s, 1856, If 80
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For Sale.
Convenient and Safe.

r HAVE Just received n Gne 10, Of Nlackbell'S 5
i new na,ent fastenings for Window Shutters and
Blinds They are n convenient and secure fas-
tvnrr and cannot be opened from the outside
w. s. PALMER.
Nov 96 It 40
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Nursing Bottles.
Notice.,

4 IL persons having any demands against tie
"A estate Of Nancy Buteman, are hereby noti-
fed to present their claims duly attested, ON or be-
fore the 25th day Of December, and all those in
debtrd arc requested to rny up forthwith.
WM MILLER, Adm'or. =
July 26, 1855. # %
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NOtIce.
Notice.

Ii. persons indebted to the Estate Of William.
IN u. Thurmond deed, are requested to make
payment to the undersigned. And those having
demands against the same will present them accord
ing to law.
Nnri 30 lS:If r IL
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Final Notice.

4 III Pe,s ms kaving any demands again, tho
IL Estate Of Tucrsta Nhittle, deed, arc lmrcby
notified 10 be and appear at the Ordinary's Office,
"n Tuesday 10Th March next. QS57 } ms the Admin
i,tr:..pr intends to make final settlement OF the
Es:t- um that day. .llI those in anywisr indebted,
ar" requested to settle UP forthwith. IS longer ndul-
:,r.ice cannot he g ven.
lfAETWELL WIlTTLE, Admir-.
Dec | . lS16, PIN AZ
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEi.D DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
SARAH Nancy Quarlrs,

SARAH Nancy Quarles,
rs.
S. W Gardner.
NTOTICE is hereby given to MI and Singular the
Ia creditors of Sterling Quarlcs, deceased, topre-
sent their claims duly authenticated to my Office
prior 10 the fourth Monday in March, 1857, other.
wise they will be prccuded.
Given under my hand at my Office, this 18th
Dec. 1856. A. SlMklNS, c.E.ED.
Dec Is 1856 3m 90
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rENIlE Plaintiffs in tn. ahure stated case ha"ng
L this day filed Declaration in my Ohrc, ard
the Defendants having neither wife nor Atornr!
known tn reside within the limits "f this State
on whom copies Of said Declaration with rules to
plead can be served, On motion Of 'Mr. ADAMS
Plaintiffs Attorney Ordered that said Defendants
appear and plea 10 said pcclarat"n within Il year
and day from the date hereof or ial a' absolute
Judgment will BE- given against him.
TllOS. &. BACON, &C. =. u.
March IL 1856. lgly 10
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STATE OF SOUT;i CAROLINA.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN COIiNON PLEAS.
TXrr Ethcrrimr
Augusta, Jan 80, 1856.

rs. I3fc'yR Il LiH"chWcNL
Morgan 81. Grubhs.
TTNiiE Plaintiff in the above stated case having
Il this day flrl his Declaration in my Office,
and the Defendant havin. neither wife nor Ali"r-
new known to reside within the limits Of this Stale
on whom copies Of said Declaration viii, rules to
plead can be served, On motion Of Alnrague. Plain
iif : Attorney, Ordered that said Dc'' ndant ar-
pear and plead To said Declaration within year
and day from the date hcrccf, or final an'! abso-
lutte Judgment will he given against HIM.
TIIOS. q. BACON, &C Ed.
Feb IL, lSj6. lyq
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FOR THE LADIES!
Notice.

NO1ECe.
4 III. Prisons concerned will take notice that
"A have appointed DR.. James A. .Devore and
Robert Atkins my Agents and Attorneys to repre-
sent me in The collection Of the debts due to The
Estate Of John Dolby, decd, and in all other duties
deyolvnr upon me rs administrator of said deceased.
MATILDA DOBY, Adm'or.
Feb IL tf .
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEI DISTRICT

TIME Plaintiffs; in the above stated case having this
i day fled their Declarations in my ofice and
the Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney,
known to reside within the limits Of this State, on
whom copies of sad Drclaration's with rules 10 plead
can be served On motion of Messrs. I.andrum s.
Gary, Plaintiffs Attorneys ordered that said De-
fendani appear and plead to said Declarations within
year and day from the date hereof, Or final and
absolute Judgment will be given against him.
THO. &. BACON q. c. F. D.
March 2Glh 1856 lqly 10.
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AND SURGICAL INFIRNARY FOR NEGROES
AUGUSTA GEORGIA.


in
IN CHRONIC
DISEASES
Georgia
bh
throughout
is applied being furnished with everything which
THE SICK Its supplied hot and cold baths
htEa avoid fatigue the patients It is
experienced male
fmacnu result
in NEGROES ordinary
BoaraLn Medical
Surwa Operaion in
H CAMPBELL.
R. CAMPBELL Attending Physician
hnnnsn In2nl 1916
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14

state aG South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
james NJ. Richardson, ,,n,
Ai..srs Saunders
Moses Saunders.
rENllE Plaintiff in tic ;hnvc having this day
| filed his declaration in NY Office. a!r the De-
fcnlant having u, i,hcr wi;e nur Attorney known 10
reside within the limits Of this Slate. whom copies
of said Declarations with rules To plead can BE-
served: un motion Of Mcss"s. Srann tv Aaerah,
lluin,.ir's Attorneys, Ordered thai said Defendant
Appear and p al IN s:i,l Declarations within Il Year
and Il day from the a'c hereof. or final AMI absolute
judgement will be given against Kim.
TlijlS. &. BACON, C.. c. F.. %.
Clerks Office, Mar t. 1855. lyq
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIElD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
salah no%icr,
AIinccy nnz,r.
AJOTlC; is hereby s:vrn to all and singular tie
"a creditors Of Arthur D,zicr deceased, VI hose
claims shall be left unsu;strd b. the Administrator
to presrn, and prove them before me on or hrIore
the fourth Monday in March next, on pain Of being
prrriudcd from the benefit uf the decree for dis
tributun.
Given under my hand at my Office December
18th 1856 y. SlllklNS, ED.
Dec 81 SIN 80
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT,
IN EQUI y
John EdmJnds,
Us.
George Newbcy and others.
MOTlCt. is hereby gwen to all and sin Iular the
Ia creditors Of Miriam Newly deceased, 10 pre-
sent and prove their respective demands before me
on or before the fourth Monday in March next, on
pain Of being pr, cudcd from tic benefit Of the
d. cree for distribution.
Given under my hard Al my olli"e this 10th De-
cenbcr. 1886. y. SlMkiNS, cEED.
Dec 2l 3in 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-03
Labor Stands on Golden Feet.

"Listen my lad quoth Daddy Thaddeus this is the spring. Look for s.o3s and elder berries, rose leaves and others for ointment mujorun, spurgc and thyme, wherever thou mayest and canst. These we will sell to the apothocarieS. In summer, gather basketsful, of strawberries, bilberrics, and raSpbcrrics carry them to the house ;they will yield money. In winter, let us gather and dry locks of wool for the saddlers and tapestry-makers, and with es for the basket and mat nlaufacturers From are falling for us ; these we will pck up. They will give thee cheese to the bread, and a piece of meat to thy potatoes. Only get to work l will give thee little barrow, and q bet for thy shoulders
 This was the first essay in business on his own account and he worked hard and throve well. His separation from his father taught h:m how to stand on his own legs-an important piece of knowledge in a world that is as full of leave-takngs as of meetings and when they did come together, and the boy counted out his kreutzers, and the father patted him approv ngl7 on the cheek that boy would have changed places with DO prince that ever sat on throne Jonas was at length apprenticed to girdler, or worker in metals !; and the old tinker in due time died, leaving his son the parting advice to work, save and pray and box contain ing one thousand guilders.
 Jonas apprenticeship passed on pretty much according to unversa! rule that is, he die the drudgery of the house as we'll as learned the trade, and received kicks and cuffs iron the journeymen. But in five years his servi tude was out and he was jourEeymau him self: He was now, by the rules of his guild obliged to travel for improvement l; he spen
 five or six years in going to and fro upon th earth, and then came back to Altenheim al accomplished girdler. To become master i
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-03
A SUCCESSFUL MERCHANTS EX-
 FERENCE.

A communication in the Country Gentleman, has word in season for those young men who banker after tickets in the great lottery of mer- cantile life ;-
 am a city merchant, having commenced my -ca+sek as an adven,urel from the farm, salary of eighty dollars per year, and having passed through half life time of incessant toil 10 reach the point where dependence ceases, and [" dinner nhead" begins.
 filled clerkshp in several first class mercan- tile houses. and was associated with very con- siderable number of salesmen, accountants and clerks generally. Nearly years have passed since my city clerkshp began, and the retros pect has developed the following results-
 All mercantile houses by whom was employed, have since faied-one, after an emnenly credit able career of fifteen years, was carried into hope less bankruptcy by outside speculation another after .hirty-fve yearys of unbounded success and credit, was q few months since, in inrx,ricable ditfcultes-the result of single dash of the pen -and has forever closed it's mercantile existence
 Ofall tha clerks with whom l have been as- sociated, not one has achieved permanent success equal to the valne of a well stocked one hundred acre farm, while from the most brilliant of their number, the penitentiary, the hospital. the drunk afd's grave have claimed their victims Some em. parked in business with, lofty anticipation of suc- cess, but soon passed away in disaster, and the eareef of not few would fill thrilling illustrated chapters in the unwrt,en history of city merchants clerks, and prove beyond question that
 "Vice is monster of such figh,fur mien,
 That to be hated needs but to be seen,
 But seen too oft, familiar with it's face,
 We first endure, then pity. then embrace"
 Some sangune youth may ask where tho successful men originate. l answer, they are ont In one hundred of thoss who embark in business and the one in several hundred of those who seek clerkships with ancipations of fortune in prospect
 Personally, by rare combination of favorabl, circumstances, those wonder, flowers that bloom but once in lifetime, am meeting what is called auccess. The way to it was paved by years O incessant labor, of l6 to ls hoars per day, anS such bays and nights of toll as no farmers boy that have met with ever dreamed of in rura labors, and which it adpied to the cultivation o the soil would have developed hiddn treasures no dreamed of by the reluctant qoughman.
 But as years pass and devlope, along with tn vanities of life, the gray hair, which stealth: upon me. my thoughts often revert to the hom scsnes of my childhood in the country, and fee tsmptsd to shake off this artificial life and see for my declining years that repose and quiet tha imagine might be found in rural life, among a intelligent and open hearted population devote to agricultufe-and to secure my family, thos oesIihWowing influences, both mental and phys cai which cheerful country life must supply general minds.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-03

Public opinion is more frequently the result Of wrong and prejndicial views, than of truth and sound reason :; simply because most men judge rather from precouceived opinions and outward appearances, than from reality.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-03
Sunken Treasures.

When the uneasy waves of life subside,
 And the soothed ocean sleeps in glassy rest, I see, submerged beyond storm or tide. The treasures gathered in its greedy breast. There still they shine, through the translucent past, Far down on that forever quiet floor: No fierce upheaval of the deep shall cast Them back-no wave shaI. wash them to the
 shore.
 see them gIeaming, beautiful as when
 Erewhi'e they foated. convoys oi my fate; The barks of lovely women. noble men.
 Ful-sailed with hope, and stored with loves
 own freight.
 The sunken ventures of my heart as we'll
 Look up to me, perfect as at dawn; My golden palace braves beneath the swel! To meet my touch, and is again withdrawn. There sleep the early triumphs cheapy won, That led ambition to his utmost verge, And S, II his visions like drowning snn, Send up receding splendors through the surge. ' There wal. the recognitons, the quick ties, ~ Whence the heart knows it's kin, wherever cast ; And there the partings, when the wisllul eyes Caress each other as they look their last. There lie the Summer eyes, delicious eyes, The soft green valleys drenched with light di-
 vine,
 Tho lisping murmurs of the chestnut leaves, The hand that lay, the eyes that looked in mine. There lives the hour of fear and rapture yet, The periIed climax of 'he passionate years; There still the ruins of wan December wet A naked mound-l cannot see for tears! There are they all |: thsy do not fade or waste, Tapped in the arms of the rmbaIming brine; More fair than when their beings mine embraced- Of nobief aspect, beauty more divine. see them all, but stretch my hands in vain; No deep.sea pummet reaches s'w here they rest No cunning diver shall descend the main
 And bring single jewel from it's breast.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-03
Advertising.

Advertising. Fourteen hnes or less-1, or weeks, .....:sl Oo Six continuance thereafter, per week, .... 20 Probate and other legal notices at the usual rates Yearly and other regular advertisers charged ac- cerding to space occupied.
 f Ha,ssient Advertisements must ts accompanied 'esh tks money Co secure insertion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-03
Ebe Attstfel1 7snqmfrer 1s PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT THE once, One Door East of the court-House,
 LITCHFIELD, CONN.


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 Subscription Per Annum. Village subscribers (by carrisr) and single mail gubscriberS-ia adud',ce, .......... ....s sl oo Town subscribers, (off the carriers route) and mail subscribers in bundles, es,............-i 25 Or, if paid strictly ID adua,,ce. ..............l OO N Postage Fsss within this County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-03

The following graphic picture of humble life in Paris, We find among the writings of Emile Souves tre-nor does it belong alone to Paris In our own cities are men and women, who have grown old by the side of their counter and desk to whom the scent of blossoms, or breath of country zephyrs is as much stranger as they were to the poor old maids whom he accompanied, as he herein so touch ingly informs us.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-03
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

hhpNhSDAl, sept .utli. 1907.
At market 1918 Catte-ahout Deeyes and g3 Stores
consisting Working Oxen Cows and one two and three
years old.
PmcEs-Mark', Beef Extra, IS 25 a 10 per cwt; l.,
quality 81 % 81 5o' u quality - 90 81 quality 50 90
ordinary quality, 81 50.
Stores-workng Oxen-s9O 100, 100 $50 s2oo per pair
CoWs amt Caires-s35, 40, 10, 50, to u s67.
It~hngs-S1s a -. TUo Years Od--s37 $50.
Thrsr Years OM-S3j a $40.
ShoeP and 1910 at market Prccs-ln lots 81 rs
= 90 a 80; extra and selections, SO 90 3 75
Hides-Sa S lie per h. Taii0U-7 Lease.
PeHs-61 75c each car AkiHs-l2al per h.
Srtne-l2J0 at market. rrccs-Liyo weight, Ia Sc
per bi dressed, 9a9 IL per H. Shoats-Nhocs sales,
retail, do.
There ia cars the BOSTON and Lowell Railroad
us Ner tho fitchburg Railroad and Western,
Loaded with cattle. sheep, swine and horse.
Thanksgiving to the pressure IN the money market there
was hut few sales made above immediate The best
quality Of beef sold last There quite
number Of yearngs at market but the sales for such
not quick for the last few weeks j. H. Cook Esq
had - head Of Kentucky cattle, the bs lot market this
seison he offered 80 per cwt. but hal Sold Sheep
sold in the morning at about tn prices last week, but
after that, owing to the large suppp, prices declined.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-03
LOST Voice Recovered!

New BEDFORD, August 10.
Mr. Nv. FowLgIayng seen many certificates published
in relation to d. WsarS BaiSd,n Of Wad Cherry take
this opportunity Of Offering word In Its FAVOR, which YOU
are at liberty to publish, few months since, my wife S
lungs became much affected by sudden cold that she
voice. suffered severely from pains in the breast
Her situation her friends much alarm Having heard
YOUR Balsn strongly recommended by those who had ued
it, purchased bottle Of your agent this are She took
according to directions and produced wonderful eifec
esore using bottle M hdd completely Jeeorerd her poies
the pains subsidized and her health fully restored
Yours truly. (Signed) HENYR q, BRlGHrMAN.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper. 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-03

PERRY DAvIs-sR The benefits have received from the
your invaluable remedy, the Pain Killer induces me
pen word of pai'e for IT, Experience has convinced
that Headache Indigestion, Pain in the Stomach any
part of the system Chs, WEAKNESS common
Colds, Hoarsentss, CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS,
Diarrna d. sentpIy Tothachc, &c. hre nothing bsttr
than The Pan Killer. have this hour recovered from
attack of the Sick Headache by using two teapoonfu
taken at thirty interval In wine glass full Of hot
water confident that through the blessings Of God,
saved me the Cholera during the summer of 1919
Travelling amid heat dust toll change of diet and constant
exposure infected atmosphere, my system daily
prclsposed dysenter, attacks accompanied with PAIN
for which the Pain Killer n reredy, tea
spoonful curing the worst case in hour, hdfa
diy have heard many the country of Dyson
terry being cured by its Put in the teeth 1t would stop
the toothache Gratitude and desire for its general
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-03

\ new lunne ing machine, weighing over for
~ tuns and of peculiar construction. has been
manufactured at the Novelty Works, New York,
and is 10 operate in the tunnehng of the Hoosic
mountain. This apparatus differs from former
machines in all its main features. and is eight
feet IN diameter instead of twenty-iour and in
stead OF cutting circular rim or groove, requir-
ing the centre to he blasted out, this new ma
chine is designed to cut the whole area of tewi
feet into small chips, and so remove it thought
blasting.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-03

Creating such stir among inyalds DR. sASroRps ISvo-
ORATOR on REMEDY II gives such quick relief to
convince the patient Of receiving benefit almost
the medicine l. taken We do not know Of single instance
where has taken without beuo and in nearly all
cases complete Is affected by its II has acquired
its wide popularity simply because it does what 1t is
mendeI do Its constantly enargng its circle of friends,
healing its wings and to the hearts of those
suffering Liver Complaint Jaundice. Dyspepsia gen.
era debility. (See Adyertisement)