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ELECTION RESOLVES.
In The Hoase Of Representatives, Deccm
Der II, 1857.
Sept. 8, 1885

IN ne H0dse V Representatives., Deccnl
Der II, 1857.
TIE Committee of privileges and Flee.
tons, having had under consideration suns
dry petitions referred to them, and the re.
ports of the several delegations in refer
cncc to the appointment Of Managers for
the next general Elections, beg leave /"
submit the following report and resolution,
and recommend the adoption thereof:
Resoirsd That the Election, to Je held
on the second Monday and the day follow
ing, IN October HeXi, and all Intervening
and subsequent elections for Senators and
Representatives IL the State Legislature
shall be held at the following places. and
be managed and conducted by the follow
ing PERSONS, viz:
LANCAH! DISTRICT.
Small BoX.-Jct!rrSon Belk, Allen Small,
James Small
Slower Bnx.-C. &. Ballard, A. J. Stewart.
= G.. lliliiard
CASTOR Box ~. DunRin, +. Rollins, l., ".
Tank Box.-F. Bell, J. II. Wade, J. l..
Reid.
TaXahaw Box.-N. J. IIaugh, Amos Cook,
John McAlanus
Horton Box. X. Welsh, N. Gay, WIN.
w. Blackmon.
Indian Land. J. Porter, l.. w. Strange,
James Delany,
FuDderburk Box &C. w. Fundrrburk, w.
Fundrvburk. John Taylor.
Lancaster c. H-David Crockett, Samuel
Dunlap, r. $. Crockett.
Two Reprcs"ntatives-PolIs open one
day, tMond'y) at each of the out Boxes,
and two days consecutively ut the Court
House. Managers TO meet on Tuesday
evening, count the votes, and declare the
Election.
September 8, 1858. 3O-4t.
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Obituary..

DlED, on the night of the 3Ist ult. n, th.
residence of Mrs. Isabella II Cunnors, IL.
Lancaster District, Miss ESTHER S. Con-
NoRs, aged SO years. The deceased was
maiden daughter of Charles Connors,
known to revolutionary history, and late n
prominent citizen of Sumter District. She
was native and also Il resident of the
present Clarendon District, her stay in Lam
caster having been designed Temporarily.
She had been for n number of years con.
sistent member OF the Baptist Church aud
during period of ABOUT ten months OF ex-
cruciating bodily-sutfering previous to her
death she exhibited the hi :hrst evidences
Of Christian patience aud resignation and
degree of moral courage and strength of
mind that drew the remark and admiration
OF all who knew her. She died confident
ly-with firm reliance upon and cheer.
ful submission To the will Of Him, in whose
service large share Of her life had been
spent.
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The great onas" Of the earth have been
justly designated "a sach for having achiev-
ed ends and objects unattaned by their fell
low men. II we trace the rise and progress
of them, we shall see, that not only has
their success been owing to n new idea or
original suggestion, but in n far greater
Measure to the systematic mode of carry
ing out The projects, and bringing them to
auccecsful issue. In no instance has thi,
fact Teen more truly exemplifed than in
'he career and lightning speed progress ts
fame of Thomas Holloway, and tho proper
tionate universal dissemination of his Pills
and Ointment rs n specific for nearly every
disease of the human frame. We have
been fortunate enough TO learn from his
own lips the modus oppr1nd, Of this won.
der.working system, which eyinces lis su.
perorlty not only in having reached the
acme OF perfection, but in keeping ahoat
this mighty organization, a sharp Of thou.
sand strings" TO keep in tune
Let the reader conceive TO himself the
possibility of creating md continuing in
working order business from whose focus
two articles, with the simple cognomcn Of
tioiIoway's Pills and IlolIoway's Ointment,
are Kept perpetually in the hand and within
the reach Of one in every hundred of n
community, and that community contained
IN no lees limits than the circle Of the earth =
broad surface. Now this is not only nc :
oomrlished but done with ease and harmo-
ny "ithal these a most ubiquitous reme-
dies, culed originally Gas we are a.sured)
from the vegetablu productions of that soil
which gave us birth, arc moreover 50 COM
pounded, from careful study and research,
rs TO act with divers tendencies, but won
derfal unity of effect; the individual pro.
per'ies OF Holloway's medicines become
passive or active, TO suit the exipcrcies of
the case, tho Pills containing both tonic, as
well as detergent qualities. devclope the
one or the other, rs the symptoms Of the
patients case may demand, the Ointment
being an "expellant" as well rs healing
application, takes n similar mode of attain.
ing the desired end, thus mutually assisting
nature 10 cast off the common enemy. and
S"bduing the temporal reign of fell disease.
Much more could be said on this poin,
than can well come within the scope of this
short ARTICLE. which VIC have thought il our
duty to devote to casual glance Il; II great
undertaking, that ma haye escaped the OBJ.
'erva'ion, and consequently the due Hpprs-
citation of great portion Of our readers; n
'ys'cm conceived as it was, and carried ou,
as 1t is, by n master mind We will at
Somc future time render some further in
trrrs'ing particulars with regard to this
peerless aud unprecedented enterprise -
MiI'raukee "!Neles."
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Notice

I 5 hereby given that application will be
l. made at The next session of the I.rpi,.
lmture to open public Road to connect the
York and Chester Roads with the Monroe
Road leaving the Steel Creek or Chrrlntte
Road, below w. J. Curctor's Shopand run.
ming by tina WNxhaw NJ. f. Church and Z
Z. Vaughns, intersrc,ing tho River Road
at the Plantation afDr. &. J. Massey (dec'd)
to run as near rs practicable with the pes.
eni country Road the distance Of said
Road will he about or Al milc:.
"TIlOSE INTERESTED"
Sept. J. 20-3m
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Mr.. Soule at Washington.

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Times SAYS:
Naturally, and quite properly, the un
expected visit of the Hon. Pierre SouIe
excites remark. Mr.. Soule is yet man
Of power. Though not the holder Of any
public position, he possesses undoubled
influence over public affairs. The chan
ces are even that il he enter the lists, he
will beat Mr.. Slidell for the Senate. Like
Mr.. Benjamin, Mr.. Soule is Jew, and
the Hebrew element is rising one IN the
aggregate intellect Of this county. His
versatility, courage and eloQuence are said
TO have made deep impression on Mr..
Buchanan at Ostend. The manifesto
thence issued has always beea unders,o ID
TO be his composition. The principles
were his-tI,e first signature and the re-
sponsibility only belonged to Mr.. Bucha.
pan.
1t is by some assumed that Mr.. Soule
has come here to hold Secretary Floyd
up 10 the execution Of the scheme he
sketched to Henningsen, for employing
the fiIibuste-s against Mexico, with provi
sion for an ultimate descent upon Cuba.
II that is his errand. he will, of course,
consult Mr.. Buchanan, and sIIow to him
that no more fayofsblesmoment than the
present can occur for the execution oftais
project II the Chief Magistrate be
brought over, the subordinate details Of
engaging William Walker to command
the expedition, and recruiting men for il,
will soon be disposed OF.
But Mr.. Soule may have more per-
Aonal and private mission near this Gov
ernmeut He Is legal adviser to the Sioo
branch Of the fehauaiepec Company, and
may have conceived bopes fo,pits regent
disaster. Of imposing terms which will en-
able him and his principals 10, share 10
the profits of the mail contract, rphich is
to 60 into effect next October =
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Franklin Aoademv.

TNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTI.
Il tuition will commence on the lst Mon
day IN January next. The Trustees have
succeeded in retaining the services Of MR.
SAML. MCCORMICK, whose profcienr.
IN teaching is surpassed by few. Young
men can be thoroughly prepared to enter
any Of the higher Institutions OF learning
III the Southern States. The Villnpe Is
very healthy, and there is not, at present n
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in it,
Boarding can be obtained as cheap as ai
other places in private families.
lhe rates of tuition are the Same ~
those In Academies tAloughout the State.
The Academy bui 6zsis Il, present un-
dergo1ng thorough repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will at least equal those
VI other places, and to our District are held
out such inducements rs we believe will oh.
wate the necessity of sending our youpg
men and boys abroad.
S. B. MASSEY,
49, Secretary.
Dee' ~ ioo'' 43-if
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VALUABLE LANDS
For Sale.

4 Offer for sale my Tract of Land lying in
Il the Waxhaws, Lancaster District, con.
tanning 625 Acres, adjoining lands OF John
Foster, w. J. Cureton, B. +. Massey and
o.heT@,
About so acres cleared and in cultiva.
tion, the balance woodland. the soil Is well
adapted % the culture of cotton and grain,
the place is also we'll improved, Dwellings,
all Other necessary buildings Persons wish.
ing &c. purchase will please call on the sub.
seIiber on the premises soon.
Terms Of sale wiz be made TO suit the
cony enence Of the purchaser.
JAMES FAULKNER.
Sept 9th 1883 30--,E
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'ioh 10 The Act. 1t would be well enough
Tor the members of tie Legislature (and
.hose VINO expect TO be mepbera,) TO Look
ih'o TINS matter; few hundred dol liars might
be saved by repeating this Act-and appro-
Pr'ated in II much butter way. If the can
d'd"'es of our District, for the I.egislaturs
nave not seen the Registers Report of
D' aths, Births and Marriages for THIS State,
Will furnish them with copy, it is well
made ont. DIR. Gibbs understands his bu-
slneds, but | think the State could employ
''im in more profitable way.
J. r. HUNTER.
II. G. l.. ID.
September i, 1855.
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Special Notices.
s7S- See advertisement of DIR. Sanford's
LIVER INyIGoRATOR in another col.
umn. ly

eB- Holioady, PHs-H6spital practice.
1t is supposed, by the uninitiated, that hos.
pital patients have the advantage of skifu
treatment and careful attendance The truth
is, they are too often merely the subjects upon
which raw students try their prentice hands"
The best'hospitals for the sick are their own
homes, and the only medicines they need are
Holloway's disease. subduing remedies. Let the
weakened, oroken-dcwn, attcnuated, and hope.
less sufferers from liver complaint, dyspepsia,
asthma, hemorrhoids, or any of the internal
maladies which bafie the profession, supply
themselves with Holloway's Pills, and they can
speedily work out their own cure, and smile
as they remember the doeful predictions Of
the doctors. III
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ELECTION NOTICE.
State of South Carolina
LANCASTER DISTRICT

4,
oHcc Court Of General Sessions and
Common Pic4S,
| J. a. STEWMAN, Clerk of said Court
- IN pursuance OF the directions of the
Act OF the Legislature, in such case made
and provided. do hereby give public Notice
That an election for Ordinary for Lancaster
District, will bc held on Mon day the 18th
day OF October next at the usual places Of
election throughout the said District.
Witness my hand ut Lancaster G.. II. this
2sih day Of August 1853. u
J. \. STEWAIAN,
tirrk G,S, g. C. p. e
sept. Is', z ap-td
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To Cotton Planters
Kenzie's Patent Water Filter.

THE BEST FILTER KNOWN FOR
A Family use has given he highest sat
istaction for many yeara is scientific
in, construction, portable durable, and
cheap. 1t rendsra rain watcrperfectly pure
and sweet, making cisterns more economi
cal than wells, and avoiding the diseases
arising ffoni the hard water of lime. St one
regions. Five sizes retail from Ss to gig
dollass. Wholesale to tho trade at the
usual discount. Can be forwarded safely
any distance. Formerly made by J. f. Che.
ney d Co; made now only by JAMES
TERRY g. CO., at the old stand Of ], l.
e. 81 Co.. State Street, Rochester, N. Y
For descriptive circulars address, James Ter
~ e. Co,
Juue lG. B->3m.
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CHOICE OF GIFTS

GIhaT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE.
No. 29S BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
where the gifts, consisting of JEWELRY, &c.
AND VARYING FROM 20 CENTS TO TWO
HuMDRhD DOLLARS, are always on EXHI-
BlIlON, IN AMPLE SHOW CASES. Our
New Descriptive Catalogue, conaining large
variety Of Books in every department of Sci.
cnce and Literature, (all of which are sole at
regular publisher prices. aud explaining OUR
Ne W AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM of allow.
ing every purchaser HIS OWN CHOICE OF
GIFTS, and setting forth unequalled induce.
ments to AGENTS, will be sent, post paid, to
any individual on application.
AuuresS' A. RANNEY, Agent,
No. 293 Broadway.
July 7th o,-6m
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New YoRK, Sent. 3, 1853.

Cotton is firm, and 1900 bales were
sold to-day. Flour is heavy, with sales Of
10000 bbls. The sales Of Wheat compri-
sed $4,000 bushels, at SII5 a$I.2O for
Red. Corn is firm, and 4I,OOO bushels
changed hands.
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n + " SPRING GOODS FOR 858

'JNiE SUBStRIBERS WOULD
Of
W.
indulgence
stock consists as follows:
STRIPES printed Jackonet
bons French Flowers, Ruches
Nansook Musin Jackone
Misses Flats all
Boots large and well kof Domestic Goods.
Stock GENTS FURNISHING
needed
coat II" dollar to fine cloth Thirty,
Shirts half
The Hardware
4 Harness. '' A"N
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TliEMARKErS.

CoLVMrIA, Sept. 1, 1853
New CoTros.-Eight bales of new Cot
ton, good M.ddiing, from the pIaatation of
Maj. J. S. GUrGSAED, of Edgefied District,
were sold in this city Yesterday TO Col. r.
ANDERSON, at l2s. per pound.-Co Guar.
dian
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

of
S NSw r a" "Id and sson Co" CarstOg
asn Wi Cherry Ayers Cherry Pctoral Pills
"i.' "onmi' Cart Spanish
SedIzts
Med SC.
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Blanks! Rlanks!!

a SUfpLY of blanks on hand at the
Ledger O'bee, ihsG will vs sold exclusively
Tor cash. Persons will oblige Us by not
asking Tor them oo 50, other terms.
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THE LIVE INVfGoRATOR

is Semitic Medical Discovery, and is daily
working cures. almost too great to believe. IL
cures as If by magic, even the FIST dose giving
Dencht, aud seldom more than one bottle is re-
quiTed to cure any kind of Liver Complaint,
from the worst Jaundicc or Dyspepsia TO a com.
mon Headache, all of which are the resul of a
Diseased Liver
PRICE oSE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 b, roadway.
New York.
Retaed by all Druggists.
~ For sale by HAssELrISE & CuREroS.
Lancaster, q. H., sc.
sept ., 30-ly.
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aNew Advertisements.
Seed Rive.

1llE subscriber has for sale n superior
Il lot Of Seed Rye. Apply at his resi-.
dence, n few miles Wcst 81 LANCASTER Cont
House.
II. II. GOOCH.
Sept. 8, 1858, Soft
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be
be
TO
to do
Il sec '"''P'
1,o 9 r ,.,, , . HAssELTINE CURETON
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A few short Extracts from Letters Tes.
timonials. &c.


Il have uSod Jacobs Cordial in INV family
aud have found it most efficient, and in nv
Judgment, a valuable remedy
lioN. HIRAM W,ARNER
Judge OF Supreme Court, Georgia"
SIT gives me pleasure ia being able to re-
commend Jacobs Cordial: my own personal
experience, and the experience of my neigh
bors aud friends around me, is a sufficient guar
antcc for me to believe it to he all that it pur-
ports to be, viz. sovereign remedy
WIZ II. UNDER WOOD.
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court, Cherokee
Circuit
Il take great pleasure in recommending this
invaluable medicine to all afflicted with bowel
diseases, for which believe il to be a sovcr-
eign reInedy-decidcdly superior to any thing
else ever tried by me-
4. A. GAULDING.
Deputy q. NJ. Of the Grand Lodge of Georgia e"
vi have used jacobs Cordial in my family.
and this, with all / hear about it as a remedy
by those who have tried il, induces me TO be-.
levc that il stands at the head of every prena-
ration OF the kind, and would recommend its
use Ia the diseases f0r which it ia COMPOUNDED
MILES q DUBBLNs
Cashier OF the Bank Of the State of Georgia,
Griffin" o"
"It there is any crcdibility in human testi.
mony, Jacobs Cordial must stand pre-eminent
above al other preparations for the cure of
bo"el Diseases. From the mass OF testimony
IN Its favor coming in from all quarters il must
DC very iar IN advance, as a curative agent oF
most u not all other patent preparations.
A. FLEMING.
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Griffin
'NThis efficient remedy is travelling into celeb.
rity as last rs Ronapartc pushed bis columns
INTO FuSsia, and gaining commentator where
ever used. .'-Goorgid Je7eysonidn, May l9h,
1888.
SOLD BY DRUGGLST'S FTER YWHERE
Druggists Merchants AID Physicians SUP.
piled by j. ASHHURST, Importer and Whole
sale Druggist, Charleston.
July l4th, 22-tr
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TIE LIVER
IN VI G 0 R A I 0 R!
PRErARED by DIR. SANFORD.
Compounded entirely from GUMS.

CUH pOuHUEu eNIlreIy Irom GU MS.
rs ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATIVE AND
\ LIVER MEDICINES now before the pub.
lc that acts as a Catha,tic, easier, m!dcr, and
more ciicctual than any other medicine known
|: i not Cathartc, but Liver remedy, act
ing first on the Liver to eject its morbid matter
then on the stomach aud bowels to carry of
that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes
encctaaliy, without any OF the painful fecliucs
experienced in the operations of most Ca,har.
tics IL strengthens the system at the same
time that it purgcs il aud when taken daily in
moderate doses, will strengthen and build it up
with usual rapidly.
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MOLAssEs, MOLAssRs.

4 LARGE LOT OF NEW ORLEANS
IN Muscoyado and West India MoIassss,
(new eropJ Just received and for sale low
for CASH, by JOS VI. GAYLE.
T"mdea, May 5. 1858. l2-tf
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NEW YORK.
ID O. & Co., offer at low prices for cash
L aud liberal terms for approved credi,
large stock Of RLhNK and OFFICE
STATIONARY. BLANK AID ACCOUNT
BOOKS, Receipt and Memorandum Books.
PAPER OF ALL KINDS. Cards, Cirru-
lars, Bill Heads, Nc, Printing and l.itho.
graphing executed to order. Bibles, Mis-.
cclancous, and School Books.
p. o. " Co, PuL.ish Rnllion's series of
Grammcrs; Comst"ck's series on the scirn.
ccs ll.okur's PhySiolo.irs Brocklrsby's
ASTRONOMERS; Olnev's Geography, newly
revised: Southern Glass II Readers PnImer's
Book Keeping and the cheapest and best
Spelling b, ; ever used
Aug. "a, 2S-6m.
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Only one dose taken before retiring, prevents
Nightmare.
Only one dosc taken at night, looscns the
bowels gently, and cures Costiyeness.
One dose tahcn after each meal will cure
Dyspepsia.
CB One dose Of two tcaspoonfuls will ALWAYS
relieve Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for female obstruction re-
moves the cause of the disease, and makes n
perfect cure.
Only one dose Immediately relieves Cholic,
while one dose often repeated H. a sure cure for
Cholera Norbus, and preventive of Cholera
.SS Only one bottle is needed TO throw out
Of the system the effects OF medicine after !.
long sickness.
Ia One bottle taken for Jaundicc emoves
all sallowness or unnatural color from the skin.
One dose taken short time before eating
gives viSor to the appetite, and makes food d-
gcst well.
One dose often repeated cures Chronic Diar-
rtna in Its worst forms, while summer ard
Bowel complaints yield almost TO the first dose.
One or two doses cures attacks caused bv
Worms in Children therei is no surer safer, or
speedicr remedy in the world, as il never fails.
tn A few bottles cures DropSy, by exciting
the absoTbents
We takc.pteasuyc in rccommo ding ths med.
cine as a preventive for Fever and dcuc. Chill
Fever, and all Fcyers Of Bilious Type. IL
operates with certainty, and thousands are will.
ing TO testify to its wonderful virtues.
Al! who use it arc giving their unanimous
testimony in ITS favor
- Mix Water in the mouth with the In
YlgOTatOT and swIilow hnth t,untbor
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We are authorized by the Friends of J.
/. h. BELK, Esq, to announce him cam
h'datc for Ordinary at the ensuing election.
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WARLICK PLOw.

This is to certify that We have Icon using
the Warlick Plow for the last twelve Or
eighteen months, and have no hesitation in
saying and that ith great propriety, that
they are tar the mOst valuable plow we
have ever used, and in every particular they
far exceed the old plow stock in beng easi
er held and plowing deeper. In word,
we would not 60 back to the old pow
stock for n considerable amount; and we
look upon It as matter Of great &c ,nomy
Tor any planter or farmer to use them.
DIXON BARNES,
HENRY GOOCH.
JAS. N. INGRAM
Lancaster, June 9, 1858. l.tf
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The Friends Of =. II. HAMMoNp. an
n"rnce him candidate for Ordinary for
Lancaster District
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IliE FALL SESSION OF THIS IN
L sIituion will open l4,h of Oct ; at
which time, it is hoped, we shall have n
full representation from all parts of the
country, where n similar facility Of itnrArt.
ing instruction cannot be obtained.
Fu.ion and Board, including lights, fuel,
washing, ironing and attention of servants
nj! for $1,000 per session.
In Elementary Department, S635O pc
Session. The Ornamental branches ut
moderate prices.
II. r. WALSH, Pres't.
Aug. Is, lS5S.-27-paid It.
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Great Southern Remedy.
JACOBS CORDIAL.

FOR ALL
b q W f. l. l. ID | S + A S Els.
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS
DYSENTERY, BILIOUS collie
DlAERHEI, CIIOILRA INFANTUM
ALSO,
Admirably adapted to many
Diseases OF Females, most cspc-
cially Painful Mcnstruation.
{lQIIE VIRTUES OF JACOBS CORDIIL
~ are too well known to require cncomiuIns
1T. IT CURES THE WORST CASES OF DlARnHGA
2d-lt cures the worst forms of Dysenrcrv
3a.-lt cures California or Mexican Diarrhna.
itl.-lt relieves the scvcrcst Collie
5th.-lt cures Cholera Morbus'
6th.-lt cures Cholera Intantum.
1th.-lt cures Painful transformations
sth.-lt relieves Pain in Back and Ioins.
9th.-lt comttGctS Nervousness and Desponden-
Cy.
lOth.-lt restores Irregularities
iith.-lt dispelS gloomy and hystcrcal Feelings.
l2th.-lts an admirable Tonic.