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HYMENEAL.

Married, on the evening of the 2Sth ult.,
by J. G.. Small, Esq Mr.. JoHN b. WILLIAM,
10 Miss JANE, daughter of Joel b. and Ma
ry Snall all Of thus District.
In Fairfield District, "n the 2Oth ult. by
the Rev J. J.. Reynolds, DIR. David e. Means
and Miss Elizabeth 5. Mobly, all o. Fair
field, Dist
In Chester District. on THURSDAY evening
the 2Sth ut., at the residence Of the brides
mother, by Rev Samuel Townsend, of Chrs-
ter Circuit NJ JAMES b. rEEGUsnS aid
Miss Mary ELrZADEgH, only surviving
daughter of the late Judge Jno. r. Buchaa-
an OF Fairfield.
On Thursday the 4th inst, Lv James JEFF
frcys, Esq. Mr.. joins b, WYLIg, To- Miss
ltEBEcCA JANE STRAIT, all of York Dis
tri,t.
On the 3lst ult., by Rev. \. a James,
Mr.. J. MADISON SMARR, and Miss MARTHA
Moss, all OF York District.
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tntclicctual measurement is at fault; and
it seems not Improbable that the mind
which obtained dominion over all forms of
human malady. could easily obtain the key
TO every tongue.
Whether this be SO, or not, certain i. is
that Holloway has established printed jour-
na's in all the known languages of the
world-journals specially devoted to the
turtherence of medical truth and procla-
nation Of the saving principles embodied in
the use of his Universal Remedies. The
philologist could desire no richer treat than
pcrusal of the many thousand files of pa
pers, all of them in different tongues, which
can be seen in his establishment; and the
British Museum, endowed as it has been
both by the munticencc of individuals and
bodies corporate, is indebted TO no single
individual more than it is to Professor II0l-
loway.
If we needed grand Interpreter Of hui
manity, an interpreter whose former deeds
and general character would everywhere Sc
cure u favorable audience for whatever new
ideas he might choose TO lay before tho rs.
sembled congregation of mankind. it is to
Holloway that we should of necessity apply.
lie, indeed, has turned philology to good
account; and his reward is this, that it en-
ables him TO understand the manifold and
ceascless songs of benediction and giatituds
which arise to him from the full hearts of
the millions his Universal Remedies have
rescued from the very jaws Of the grave.
This indeed is the most pregnant triumph
of philology, and by far the most useful pur-
pose that the possession of many tongues
has hitherto been applied to. All honor to
Professor Holloway, and may he long con,
tinue 10 dispense his Universal Remedies
10 ;he multiiorm and wany.colorcd multi
tudc who have been taag;h! by experience
to look up to him as their medical rcdccmrr
N. Y MAJ. Police Gazette.
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as II does not contain mercury in any form
whatever, no restrictions are necessary with re-
gard to drinking cold water, nor is It capable of
doing the least injury to the tendercst infant
An incredible number ofworms have been ex.
PEELED by this great ycrmiiugc.
eTY" Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. MLANE'S CELEBRATED yERMIFI-GE
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts.
bursh, Pa. All other VermiGugcs in compari.
son are worthless. DR.. MLane's genuine Yer.
mituSe, also his celebrated Liver Pills can now
be had at all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature Of
lII FLEMING BROS.
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HOLLOWAY'S FILLS.

la all cases Of weak stomach, which are ng.
ally attended with want OF appetite, nasua, grip
ing, disturbed sleep, and general prostration
Of the bodily powers, these pills will be found a
swift aud cel tain remedy. Among the most
common indications Of diseased stomach, arc
sense OF fulness after eating, dry yellow
tongue, aatulcnce in the abdomen, a repulsivc
taste Ia the mouth, heayiness in all the limbs
giddiness, pain in the eyes, want of energy.
aversion to mental exercise, and irrcguarity of
the bowels. These symptoms disappear after
few doses Of the pills have been administered :;
the stomach, liver, and bowels resume the reg.
nlar and vigorous performance of their func.
tions, the patients strength returns, and in a
short time the cure is complete. 70.
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DIR a'LANE's vERMIFyGE
PREPARED By ELEMISG BROS.

During practice OF more than twenty years.
Dr. MLane has attended innumerable patients
afflicted with every form of worm disease, and
was induced to apply all the energies of his
mind to the discovery ofa yermifage, or worm
destroyer, certain In It's effects; the result ofhis
laborS'is the American Worm Specific, now be-
fore the public, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of
Pittsburgh, whicn Is pcrfecuy'snfe, aud may be
given alike to children OF the most tender age,
or to the aged adul' /; IT purgcs mildly and sub
dues fever, and destroys worms with invaia-
BILE success. Itis easy Of administration, and
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PROVIDENCE ACADEMY,

SITUATED IS MEcELENBuRG, y. {. II Mu.rs
SouTH OF CHARLOTT, AND 30 Miles
NORTH Of LANCASTERVlLLE.
ViiE exercises of the lGth Session Of this
L Institution will commence Divine Prov
i"ence prrm'ttIng) on the second Monday
in June.
Terms PER Session OF 2I WEEKS.
niaHSIrs and Mathematics. ics.........Sl2 50
'HslINh 'pufSc ........... GOO
ms Academy is in Il healthy section, iii
rcctly on the Stage line from l.ancastcryillr
to Chariot, in the immediate vicinity of q
PrcSby ytcrian Chnrch.
Students will be received at any lime
during the Session, but no deduction will
be made for lost time after entrance.
l.. &. KUIKENDAI,
PRINCIPAL.
June 4th 1857, lit.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE OF
SCROPuLA-


Sparta, Caroline County, Va, March 1854.
hessrs. Bennett & Beers, Richmond
Gcntiemen Your Carters Spanish Mixture
has performed a remarkable cure ia the person
ot a servant man, afflicted with scrofula in the
very worst form. So bad had he become, that
his eyes were entirely closed, aud hal been so
for more than year, As a last resort, as eve.
rything else had failed, II was resolved to try
the mixture. We administered Il according 10
directions, and wonderful to say, a perfect cure
has been effected. am satisfied that no med.
icine equals "Carter's Spanish Mixture" as a pu.
riher OF the blood. II is creating quite an ex.
citemeni here, and sells very rapidly. Send an
other lot by Railroad Yours truly,
mo- II. S. BRoADDUs.
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COTTON SAW GINS,
STEAM SAW MILL,

HE subscriber is now prepared to furnish
at snort notice, any quantity Of Lumber
ana Plank; II rumUr was out Ihat il was diff
hcuIt TO obtain plank. 1t is true that ow-
lug to the great demand for Lumber. and
the severe winter, the Mill was hard pressed
but now the press is over and can and wilt
supply all demands with dispatch. All or.
dcrS attended to promptly by 5.r. \. J..
hiblcr at the mill.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
May 20, 1857, ll-lt
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Law Notice.

TIE undersigned have formed Partner.
snip for The practice Of Law in Lancaster
District.
All business entrusted 10 them, viii re-
ccivc prompt attention.
CASTON 6. ALLISON
w. IEUELow CAsTUN, Camden, =. C.
K. l.. ALLISON, Oaice on Dunlap Street
opposite the G. I'll. LgIcasteryillc S. &.
September 18th, 1886. 3I.tr
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'"''V - I'"'' IO--I-p I = %
so Ut II CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

By James H. WWo.spooa Esquire Ordi.
nary far said district
WHEREAS, James X. Douglass, has
applied to me for letters of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Cha,Ilrs
Rights and Credits of Mrs. Elizabeth Nc.
Covklr, widow Of Wan. McCorklc late Of
Lee County, Georgia, but formerly Of Lam.
caster District South Carolina, deceased
THESE are. therefore, to cite and ad.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and ap.
pear before me at our next Ordinarv's Cour,
lur the s;id district TO be holden At Ianr,s.
Ter tourt House on tha l5tE day Of Jnac,
next, 10 show cause, il any, wig the said
administration should not be granted
I ~ Given under my hand and seal.
Is. this first day of June in the
{e~~~ year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty seven and in the
Slst year Of American independence.
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON.
q l.. ID.
Junc =, 1881. l6-2t-p , 90
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ORIENTAL LIEF
IBIamIts! E2IanI,sft

a SUPPLY Of blanks on hand nj the
Ledger Ofiee, thas will be sold exclusively
for cash, Persons will ob!ige us by moi
asking for them on an. llher terms.
Aug l3, 1856 26-tc
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New York, June G.
Cotton is firm. with sales to day of 800
bales. Brcadstuns are unsettled State
Fl"nr has advanced one dime per bbl. Rus.
III Is firm and scarce. Rice is Euoyaut.
Charleston June s.
COTTON.-Thc Cotton market coutin.
urs very quiet. The transactions orthc day
were limited to 434 bales. at extremes ranr
my from l2k TO lIt cents. There was al-
so VEG bales more at Ia, sold yesterday
"itcr our report.
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Supt Five Points House Of Industry

The following Certificates ofFrcd L. Hcrtle
and Henry Me.cr, are among those peculiar ca
s"- in which al prmoucmt cure can be effected
Notwithstanding their continued exposure to
prca!sgosi"g causes At the time the cures
were perfected, thrywcrc engaged in the Chem
icai Works o, Nessrs. CAos' Pgilcr < Co., Of
this city.
After having been troubled with Fever and
AgUr for nearly Whole month, and swallowed
lois OF Q.iu!mc, an acquaintance Of mine re.
commended mc 10 uy bottle OF what is called
t"e S""'" American Fever and Ague Rem cdy
aud sure enough il worked like q charm.
took 1t only one day, and that was the last
saw Of the icvcr, ltis with right pleasure that
state this fact for the benefit of ali whom it
may concern, and wish everybody the same sue
ccss in mastering this distressing disease, which
Is likely enough, if they will follow my example
Il.EDK J.. llERTLE,
Aug. 800. 81 Whipplc s. BTookklyn
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We will state, for the benefit of our readers
that there is no need now of signing for a rem.
cdy when afflicted with Chills and Fever, when
We tell them that, for one dollar, they eau pur-
chase bottle of Leonard's South American Fc.
Yer and ASue Remedy at almost any respecta-
Die store in this section, which We know of n
{ nth will, when taken as directed, knock the
disease So high that it will not come down again
during the next generation, or at least SO long
as that remedy is about, for it is The most per.
fec; eXtcrminator OF the disease cxtant.
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The certificates of .Nr. j. G. UudcrhiIl. Drug
gist, Of Jamaica, y. Y, and those received
through him, will be read with much interest
not oaLy from the very respectable character of
the parties, but that the medicine was used
under very untayorable circumstances, and only
when other remedies haa been used without
success.
Mr.. G. A. Leonard, y. N.--Dcar Sir in
closed you viii ... ONE certificates of the eff
iccts OF your mcd.,mc in this place IL gives
satisfaction to every one that has used il, and
the sale will increase as it becomes known /
take the responsibility to wGaut il. Jfr. Ste.
phcu henderson, of this place sent bottle TO
his wiies sister, with like good results as whel,
used 10y himself and wife. Br. H.is an old
man, very respectable citizen OF this place.
and Is well known.
Truly yours, &c.
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Business Notices.
"COSTAR'S" BULLETIN.

"Costar," ofNo. Sss Broadway, New York,
wants one or more Druggists or Dealers in eve
ry City, Town, Village aud ncighborhood in the
United States, Canadas West indies aud South
America, to sell
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c, EXTERMINA-
TOR,
'Costar's" Bed.5ug EXTERMINATOR.
"sCostar's" ELECTRIC POWDER tor Ants,
Insects, etc.
See advertisements Full particulars by mail
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5000 REV ARD!
STOP THE MURDERER ! !

4 WILL PAY TUE ABOVE REWARD
4 orthe apprehension of JONATHAN B
DOUGLAS, who murdered my father.
John w. Gregory, in this District on Tues.
day last, the 10Th inst. and who has since
fled from justice Said Douglas is about
35 years of age, i've feet or 10 inches
high, rather sIcudcrly built and would
weigh about l25 or 100 pounds. His com.
pleXion is rather dark, hair black and when
he left had heavy black whiskcrs; he has
small grey eyes, haLds slender and delicate.
and also small feet. His voice, when in
conversation, is low and might be called
fine. lie may be considered good looking,
dresses we'll aud has genuemaniy appear.
generally dresses 10 black 1t is not
known what direction hc has taken he len
on foot, but AZ he is not very robust, il is
hardly probable that ne will continue TO
travel 10 that way, aud il is presumed that
he is not without means
WILLIS II. GREGORY.
Lancaster, :. C., May %. 1857 l5--tf
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have haI the Fever oal Aguc for sevcra
weeks, which kept me at home unable TO work
! tried u number of PRESCRIPTIONS without find
mg any rchci, until my factory boss sent me a
bo,oc OF the South American Fever and Ague
Remedy, which ! have used, and after some
days found myself entirely cured. have had
no attack since that time, ROW fourteen months.
and feel great confidence in this valuable med
icinc, to which | owe my recovery.
HENRY MEIER,
Sept. 20 1855. 90 McK.hbm 81. W Williamsburc,b
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TIE MARKETS.

Columbia June ).
There WAS = few samples Of the article
rut "n the markctto day, all Of which were
freely taken at fall prices, viz: 10: to l3I
cents.
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JAS. G. UNDERHILL.
jamaica, N, Y, Sept 2s, 1854.

Hore certificates might be tddcd TO swcllth
hst, but dehcacy on the pant OF many not to
have ther name appear in print prevents a
publication Of thtm, The above hOwev ara
sufficient evidences to establish the fact that
this remedy Is without an equal for the peima.
nent cure Of the Fever aid Ague
a supply Of the aloys Medicine on hauG,
aud for sale by
THOS. r. HAGlLL, and ). ADAJfS, and
Merchants generally in THE section.
Feb. Is, l-Tem.
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New Orleans, June ;.
Cotton is dropping, but quotations are
unchanged. The sales t".dry comprised
IS 5V, and for the week 500 bales. The
receipts for the week have b-n 1870. and
the stock on hand is lOT coo ha}cs. The
decrease at this port is 23G,OjO balcs.-
Breads;utfs are dull. Coffee is steady.
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New Advertisements. A
IN ADDITION

no ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
] best selected assortment If Summer
Goods, ever had | have just received and
have in Store a very large assortment Of
IRON OF ALL KINDS, AND CAST.
iNGS, at the unusually low prices Of from
D TO 1sc. cash. J. ADAMS.
Also, Iinsccd, Train and Tanners Oil.
Paints, &c, &c IA
Lancaster, June 10, 1857. l7-4t
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DELLA neous.

From ALBEIT q. RICHARDSON'S Advertising and
Corresponding Ohicc, 200 broadway, y. Y.
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W YANDOT PION RBR
I EDITED AsDrUBLIsHED By
G III A RLES G.. M u G G..
UPPER SANDUSKY, O.
Thursday, 5: November,1o 1857
The German Republicans.

In times past the great mass of oul
German cii9ens have been induced by
the attractions of mere name to join
and give their support to the so.called
Democratic party of the country. The
word Democracy has meaning with the
down troddcn subjects Of European des.
potism, and when they arrive in this
country they naturally turn with favor t.
the political party which bears that name
being misled by false name to support i
party with false principles. But the Ger
mans especially the more intelligent a
mong them-have discovered their mis-
lake, and are being undeceived in theil
ideas as to what party Democracy in A
merica is. They find that our Nations
Democracy is the party Of Slavery. cor
ruption and injustice, and, as nalura
consequence, they turn from it with as
much disgustas they at first turned to-
wards it with hope.
Within year or two the movement o.
abanding the sham Democracy, has beer
in progress among the Germans, and
now there are comparatively but a few
eft in the ranks Of that unprincipled or
ganization. In Ohio large majority arc
Republicans, and in Illinois. where they
have been gradually coming over to the
support of the Republican party, they
are now deserting the Democracy BY
scores and hundreds, being Disguised BY
the pro-slavery tendencies Of the Bucban
an politicians Of that State. In Wiscon-
sin the same general movement is in pro
gress. In that State the Germans are
holdings. and by hundreds resolving to
.ppose the party that has deceived
Them.
We cordially welcome this class Of our
adopted citizens into the Republican
ranks. They are generally among the
best and most valuable of our citizens,
and will prove good and earnest support
ers Of that cause Of Popular Liberty,
which is the great principle of their love
and admiration, and the corner stone Of
The Republican organization.
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Total, l60568 l59297 1886
For Lieutenant Governor, Martin Vel
ker received l59, 1927, VIM. B Lyle 58
826, Norman I Nash 10. 535, limtohy B
Hudson, 1863. Nathan Welker, Madison
County 924, N. T. sh l3 and ''Scdtter
ng'' 81 votes. WeIkers maj .---iOol I
For Secretaryof state, Addison P. Rus
sci received l6o. 63e, jacob Reinhsrd Is
8,832, G. c. Allen 10, $50. A. Ames l69.
Alfred p. Russell 100. G. G. Stoue IS.
aud Scattering I" 68 votes. Russel's
maj -l8o6.
For Tresurer Of State, Alfred P. Store
received 100, ,5e5, James r. Morris l57. I
Sc, Jonathan, Harshman 10,6S2, Sparrow
Nickerson 1877, and Scattering" 5 vo,es
Stones maj.-l829.
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sonal infuency in the removal of Judge
Cato, but it is really to carry out the
plan which was already fixed dupon when
he came to Kansas. Like Geary, he will
be victim to the oligarchy, but unlike
him, the President will probably give him
an ambassadorahip, or other fat office
Of one thing rest assured, Walker will
be no obstacle in the progress Of this
work.
THE MINORITY REPORT.
This document is signed by Jenkens
and Hamilton, and the feature in which
it differs from the other is simply, that 1t
provides in no manner or form for the
submission of the constitution, or any
part Of it, to the people. In all other re-
spec,s it is similar. The majority report
will be adopted.
There was an animated debate upon
its adoption, and an intense feeling OF ex
element prevailed. 1t Is understood That
Judge Elmore is responsible for the con-
coction OF the Infamous plan now before
the convention. This man, with all his
pretended conservatism, is the most dan
gerous member of the convention. His
alent and learning give him great power
aud he has used il well for the advance.
nent of party purposes.
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Gedey for December.

Contains steel plates, colored fash
ion Plate. Slipper printed in colors, Il
pages printed in blue tint, 49 engrayings
100 pages and &c contributions 1t is
certainly, The most splendil Magazine w
ever saw. For usefulness and interest
Godey's Lady's Book is without
equal, Published by L. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia, $500 per anuum.
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For Supreme Judge, Milton satliffre-
ceiyed leo. .342, Henry G Whitman $780,
1903, John Davenport 8, 596, John A. ST.
mon 1866, Martin Sutlff ll3, and "Scat-
tering rs votes. Sutltff's maj 1888,
For Member Of Board Of Public Works
Jacob Blickensder Jr. Received IA, ,O69
Abner L. Backus l58, ,O87, w. r. Arthur
1853, Won. M. Cory 1858, J. DE-
Copeland III, Abraham L. Backus s.,
and "Scattering" 65 votes. Backus,
Backus' mai.-14,Ul3.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. L. ]. Mon
nett, Mr., J. II. Maxwell, to MISS MATTE A..
EDWARDS, all Of this place. ,.-...s-,
Accompanying the above notice was
GOLD dollar the first one that has gaden-
ed our eye for many day. We offer
our congratulations to the welded pair
wishing them all the happiness that
cln fall to the lot Of welded love, mid
the trials and cares that necessarily OBJ
struct t. pathway of mortals on the
journey OF life.
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Ess- The short story entitled, "Pay this
Bill" which is published in to.day's Pic
neer, is one that should be read by every
body especially those who are ''behind
hand" with the printer. 1t is truthful
picture of some OF the trials and troubles
with which hepoor printer is afflicted,
and il any person who knows himself in
debted TO printing Office, can read it and
20 to bed with clear conscience, he must
truly be "hard case" We re-insert
the "moral"
mo one should hesitate TO pay the
printer his dies. No class oil people
work more diligently, and TO withheld il
when due, Isa $40 of which no honest
man would be gull y"
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General Jail Delivery.

On Monday evening last, while Sheriff
Berry and family were at supper. James
Linton, the burg ar confined IN the Jail Of
this county. and two boys committed for
"petii larceny" broke Jail, gave tie Sher-
iif "leg bail" and left for parts unknown.
By means OF false keys made of wire it is
supposed they forced the bolt of the lock
got into the hall and naturally walked
out. This Linton is the fellow who es
capped some 3 weeks ago from Sheriff
Nelson. Rather bad beginning for oul
new Sheriff, batas far as we can learn nt
blame is attached to Mr.. Berry.
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NEW AUVEr<IIoEMeN 9.
AyREs cATuARrIc PILLS.

PILLS TIL AT ARE PILLS!
Pro-. Hayes, State Chemist, of Mass, say $
they are the best of all Pills, and annexed are
the men who certify that Doct. Hayes knows,
viz: Yr
Ii. j. Gardener, Gov of Mass.
Emery Washburn Ex-Gov of Mass.
Simeon Brown, Lieut.. Gov, Mass.
john B. Fitzpatrick, Gath. Bishop. Boston.
Prof. John Torrey. OF the College of Physi'
clans AMI Surgeon, N. Y. City.
DR.. G. I. Jack kson. Geologist of the Public
Lands Of the U. S.
MEN THAT ARE MEN.
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with
astonishing rapidity, we may mention
CostivenSss, Bilious Complaints, Rheunc-
Gism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising
froma foul Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion.
Morbid inaction of the Bowels, and pain aris'
ing thereirom, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite,
all Ulcerous and cutaiebus Diseases, which re-.
quire an eyacuant Medicine, ,Scrotulao or Kings
hvil. They also by purifying the blood and.
st mulatins the sYstem, cure many Complaints
which it would not be supposed they could
reach; such rs Deafness, Partial Blindness,
Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability. Derange-
nteuts Of the Liver aaa Kidneys, G'lt, aud
othef Kindred complaints, arising from low
state OF the body, or distractions OF its func
lions. They are the best Purgative Medicine
ever discovered, and you will but need to use
thein once to know It,
Prepared by Dr.J.C. AVER, lowell, Ms,
and sold by every respectable Druggist In
New England.