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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
SWAN & cos. LOTTERIES,
2yEW & DRgIfEANg SSGGEE3sEEaGE.
CAPITAL PRIZ E
ar $.6O.O0O.<!!

TICKETS ONLY $40
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. Swan @
Co, Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lo1-
tery, in each Of their Lotteries for JAN, 1885, at
z, s,F.s.ts> :Az1Eusta, Georgia,
To which City they have removed their their prln-
cipal Office: p ~ y!
o1aA95 @oe
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ga, in public,
-, Saturday, January I'd, 1853.
- oaoA@s 1os
bedrawn in the city of Augusta, Ga, in public on
Saturday, January 9th, 1858. -
1sEa4ABa a0s
To be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga, public, on
Saturday, January 18th: 1858. -,
GLASS 1Se
Fcbe drawn inthe City of Augusta, Ca, in public, on
Saturday, January 23d, 1858.
GLASS T@o
To be drawn in the city Of Aug usta, Gl, in public, on
Saturday, January 3Oth, 1858
.sE " On the plan Of Single Numbers. -
5,4OO PRIZEs!,
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets.
Ma-niAcent Scheme =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

An urchin being sent for cents worth Of
Maccaboy snuff, forgot the name of the article,
and asked the man for q cents worth of make.
a.boy.sueeze." ,:l-.a $5s ss35,'s'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

PRorEcr1oN AGAINST PAUL PRY's.--A writer
in the National Intsliigencer suggests, as pro-
lection against the Paul Pry curiosity which
prompts some people to open the self sealing
enyelops now in use, and read what is intended
for other eyes than their own, that letter wri-
tiers use the stamps as aseal. This would be
efectual,.if the postmasters. would stamp their
mail mark overit, which doubtless they would
do; and, besides this security, the delcacy Of
the postage stamp itself would prevent any at
tempt to remove it, without the certainty Of
DETACHMENT aud detection.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

"Nladam," said polite traveller to a tcsty
old landlady, "if Isee proper to help myself
to this milk, is there any impropriety init2n <
!" don't know what you mean; but if, you
mean to insinuate that there is anything nasty
in that milk III; give you to understand that
you've struck the wrong house. There amt q
first hair in the milk, for as soon asDorothy
Ann told me the cat was drowned init went
and strained it over" is5la
The Mortified young man declined paEtakinIg
of the cat-havored milk. ,,!.fss,. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

a MAN of virtue is an honor to his country, q
glory to humanity, a satisfaction TO himself; and
a benefactor to the whole world. he is rich
without ostentation, courteous without deceit,
and brave without vice. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

Creditors never annoy i, man as long as he is4
getting up in the worl1. A man Of wealtronly5
pays his butcher once year. Let bad luck
overtake him, and his meat bill will come in
every morning as regular as breakfast and hun
cry children. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

WEDoN'r BELIEVE Ir.-Paris correspondents
state that fashionable dress women have now, in
that city, diameter of precisely twelve feet.
Geometricians cancalculate the. circumference.
They hold OH the arms. of their cavalierby means
of handkerchiefs slipped through the. same, and
are helped to bouquets and refreshments by wal
ters attached to the end oflong sticks
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

The skin of boiled egg is the most effica7
cious remedy that can be applied to boil.
Peel it carefully, wet and apply it. 1t will
draw off the,matter, and relieve the soreness, in
a few hours. -:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Capital Prize, $4,000
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
1890 PRIZES! 10000 NUMBERS
SCHEME L

l5:6O0 Prizes amounting 10.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUAR-. $50
:. The 600 Prizes of $3.50 are determined BY
ME last t;gurc of the number that draws the GIP
,aI1ir IL !, an odd number. then every odd number
Teke. Will entitled to $3.50; if it is an. @ even en-
number, then every even number tIiekea VIII pe
entitled o So in addition TO any other fr'ze Tue
Ticket may draw.
:, Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. ChceSs
on New York remitted for Prizes
Addrcss Orders for Tickets or Certificates o.
Packages Of, Tickets to ,
8 ~ 80 AN DERsoN & SON, MAaAaERs,
80. 49, Macon or SarannaA, Ca
Deep b IT, o9s, ) q 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

IA yount putter.snipe. borneeandsb bred iii the
FIVE Points reciion and who had never known
EsSst jsfhad any5other3 name than plain Jack,
wagshauled dKssday BY brother Brace. Into otile
Ss ,rst askhd ~ ~ 81
lFE1E WdfS Nj iiySroilr name 2p? 9; - Z ~
4 sFffYfS.p vas tEafei5iy. y - =; "a = 4
EDh: nv nv Phineas must be Your fnames
Remspss 4 how y; :, = =
l. sft
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

"Gaze not upon a maiden, lest her beauty be
stumbling to thee" is,a text worthy of
consideration nowadays, when hoops sotob-
strust our sidewalks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

ADVANTAGES OF CRiSoLINE.- y Young Miss
in Manchester, New Hampshire, while skating
the other day. broke through the ice into twelve
feet water. Her hooped skirt made wide nm;
on the ice, and buoyed ler up until she was
rescued
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

At night, we cannot tell whether the river Is !.
shallow or deep;5 50 neither, can we judge of
silent or secret man. 10 know HIM we must
have light, or else be able to sound him. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

/. Why was Pharoah's daughter like a;brnkera
Becauseshe got a little prppaes from tfle rsshss
on the bank. fs;7 NJ, sS -. x I: ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

f.. If in Sparta young man pnrci.sc!' ~, estate
upon advantageous terms, or made what Is
termed a ''good bargain" he was rendered ac-
counta,le to the State, and fined for being nm
Just, and buying u thing under its value. our
practice is the reversible young man who
can make the best bargain is the sInartest. is''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

A little girl brought up to believe that Hea-
ven was, "an eternal Sabbath insthe Puritan:
ical sense, being promised by her mother the
Joys of that starched and rigid Paradise, asked
if she might go, to hell Ion Sunday afternoons to
rlov - aHs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

At Dover, Nc, last week, some persons c'lats-
ed with placing distractions on the track of
the Boston and Maine railroad, were convicted
and sentenced to State prison for life. Served
them right, though they ought to haretesn
lunr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

A charity sermon vas once commenced by
the Dean Of St. Paul's as follows:
Benevolence is a sentiment common to hu-
man natures A never sees B indistress without
wishing G to relieve him." 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

full and happy, by and by. The yonng lady who
scorns yon on account rf your plain coat, would
not makea wise man happy as his wife. Mark
our words and be wise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

Friendship is q silent gentleman that m9kes
no parade; the true heart dances no hoRpipes
on the tongue, d D. 4 r.. s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

,otbcr busbcl OF wheat, anu uuree To r.; another
voor for his nav. and thus 90 on wear after year?
How long would such farmer escape bankrupt.
cy? Probably not much longer than publishers of
newspapers who followed such practice. Itcosts
the editor ofa weekly paper as much to supply q
thousand subscribers with it for one year as it
costs n farmer to. raise q thousand bushels Of
wheat. The farmer sells his grain in bulk, and
either takes the cash or u note Just as good as
cash upon delivery. The editor cannot sell his
thousand papers in Il bulk. They are sold to q
thousand different persons, living IN different
towns in the country and different counties in
the State, and he must wait until the end of the
year before he can get his payment and then he
depends wholly upon the honesty and RESPONSE
bility OF the subscriber. for it is impossible that
he should know the character of all his sIlI'scri-
bers. 1t would cost more than TIC collection
would come to-" -
r,,u cor,nv 1Io,.rv,v ro,rs ooo
W. ,,;,.I,t hav, hecn seen ridinr
swiftly toward Toledo, Ono. lhe sim nad Just
set in the Western horizon: Twas The close'
in short, OF election day, AMI the solitary morse
man was courier from an important township
in Lucas county. The returns from every town
ship IN the county Dut t'le o''c we SpeA VI !,f.i
been heard from at Toledo, and the vote OF this
vcry,township was needed to tell how the coun-
ty had gone.
At length the solitary horselnan arrived IN
Toledo, and reinetehs iMm'ns steea up before
the Indiana House. a big crowd7Democrats
and Whigs-rushed eagerly around him. anu
shouted for the Snews" :. !
" Better tlmc," said the solitary hoTsemall,
looking at his watch, was never mate by a
live hoss ! Fifteen miles i'll thlrty-two minutes
What dye think of THAT, gen'men = asked the
horseman.
Cuss the horse" yelled the eXclted crowd,
Chow has - township gone &!
6enmen, repiiGu lhe soiitary nDrseli'ali NOR.
II dsremember. 1t went either "hIg or
Democratic, but I've been SO taken Win the
speed Of this 'erc hoss, that ] forgot it; hut
gen'men," rising in his saddle and frantically
waving his whip in the air, "you may Just rest
asSursa =, u ono poin.' A'' "-'' ''' 's''' ",'
00SS ----.>------
PRETTY Goop.-The Camden Republic, a warm
political friend of Governor Winston, got off the
following good things, which represents the char.
actcr Winston sustains, and for publishing which
we reckon We can be excused. The Republic
SAYS:
:" On the morning OF; the Inauguration, hon
est but iliterate farmer was going into the city
Of Montgomery on horseback, when-he was over
taken by q rc3iuent OF macon county, i Il"Jel,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

.tsThe, Helena (Ark Shield states that NJ, 4.
NJ Bleasos living ii Walnut Bend rsised this
900 bashsls Of Irish potatoes on tive aesea Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

LATEST FROM THE SEMINOLE WAR.-The
Tampa Rniasula of the 10Th contains particu-
ars of another engagement between the Indians
and detachment Of Volunteers under Capt.
Stephens, in which five warriors were killed
with loss Of but one man Of Capt. SIS COM
mand The fight occurred at an Indian town
about thirty miles from Camp Rogers, on the
Sd inst. Notwithstanding the reports Of the
extremely reduced numbers of the Seminoles,
Captain Stephens is Of the opinion that there
are still i've hundred warriors left, and that
they can collec: a force of two hundred in
twelve hours notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

l
NIB. aare s:b TO sissi sii 1inberst1A p;s
sP. Don't B + sI
D; stern gsofHs 81 s.
|ssss
FsYishiBe sonathn
b ajod5 spb5roaShsd 81 4sIr: 81
of evening, aud e
EeIsSsa [ssssasss M
elife Shssaif
was q: great deal of1sya did iIIss
hoped they 6odlll
sss bstRssls 8 sssisa
ssis ahSs slS
EIbeg iittHnaf Sc settlI tls loE S
Eieh ths
ds6sthsr; e
SaS ~ 81 lIism 5IiSS
[lIsSn Il; HE yafslls S
iSgss SsesIiihin Bur ItHef3
Ethsl cksihayesac
out #itl u yGaIi ffKsct
Tramp,
fassi6iials poiaposi ii
Ethea following eEdots which found
English paper. Shiisl doctor o0king 5eaf
land speak, mariner 4
dosEous want exfssete al Il:
|iinsSsoE Jacs short ase|
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

&y Private advices by the "Arago' to thoa1st
Dec, state that Cotton declined in the Liverpool
market l-Sd. to l.; and ,hat Fair and Middling qal
itics declined tho most The sales on Saturday,
amounted TO 1000 bales. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

Charles Mackay writesro his paper thes;Lotr
don News, that the .crinoline of the fashionable
ladies of Boston and New York, is twice the CIR.
cumference.of the mode worn in Paris. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

.,;;eshst.i 81 &sc:
, Ns ;it:iH4 90 80
- s!,...; .;:c q.
s3fSSN Sts, - :.
H(rS Sr--... - =. =. ~ = - - =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

And any bank, the officers whereof shall neg
rct to transmit TO the Comptroller General any
such account as aforesaid, shall forfeit one llnn-
lred dollars for each and every day daring
which the same shall be neglected, To be recor-
cred by action Of debt at the suit of the State.
1. It shall be the duty of the Comptroller
General whenever it appears that any bank or
any officer OF bank has incurred any forfeiture
imposed and declared by this Act for any viola
ton thereof, to cause suit to he brought against
such bank. or officer, by the Attorney General,
or the Solicitor Of the Circuit in which such
bank is situated, for the recovery of the same.
And in case he slrll at any time have cause to
suspect that false or incorrect account has
been rendered to him by any hank, lie shall
have authority, and it shall be his duty, to make
personal examination of the books Of such
bank, in order to ascertain the TRUTH and any
officer of u bank who shall refuse to submit the
books of said bank to the Comptroller General
for such examination, shall be deemed guilty Of
q misdemeanor, and be subject TO fine and i'm
prisonment at the discretion OF the Court.
s. That from and after the said lst day of
January, 1860, no bank shall issue or put into
circulation any note of a less denomination than
ten'doIlars and:any bank issuing or putting in
circulation any note Of a less denomination than
ten dollars, shall forfeit one hundred dollars for
every note so issued, to be recovered By action
of.debt, at the suit of the State; which the
Comptroller General shall cause to be brought
by the proper officer of the State
6. For the purposes of this Act, the words
shank note" shall be understood to include all
bills, notes checks, or other obligations Of any
bank, made pay Jable to bearer on demand or, in
any form Of words whatsoever written, printed
or engraved, SO as to be circulated and used as
paper money or currency; and the words bank
of issue" shall be understood to include every
bank having lawful authority to issue its own
bank notes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

DEATH FROM SyAEEpHoB.A.-The Tampa
Peninsnlar, Fla. Of 18th. says that Mrs. Sealy,
of that vicinity, died untler the following extra
ordinary circumstances: About two weeks pre-
vious to her death, small Garter Snake made
its way through the floor of the rsdence, and,
wrapped itself around the ankle Of the mfnrtu-
nate woman, who was frightened into spasIns.
For two weeks she was confined to her bed, in
state of insensibity, and her actions partook
of the snake Misunderstanding her boay into all
kinds Of shapes, sticking her head up in snake
like manRer, &C., &c. At the expiration of this
period, death ntervenetl and relieved the suftc-
rer from earthly troubles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

HELP THE WEAK-We commend the follow
ing from the Chicago alliance, to the attention
Of our readers. We owe something besides
scorn, something more than pity even, to the
drunkard. We may hate his rice--we must
often be repelled by his beastlincss-but lie is
our brother man, after all, and if through any
instrumcntality he can. be.redecmel from his
bondage to appetite and restored to society, in
the name of sweet charity let it be done.
"It is often said among the liquor fraternity,
that if men will drink they ought to suffer the
consequences but this is most wicked con-
clusion The love for strong drink is the result
of habit, which it is difficult to. control when it
once gets the mastery. To aid men in resisting
temptation and in governing their appetites,
there is no more efficient instrumentalty than
temperance. Take from men temptation; close
up the sorrcesof supply; maks-it impossible or
difficult for drinking men to obtain the means
of self-dcstruction, and they are induced to stop
and think. When they once SEQ themselves as
they arc; ipRalncd, brutalized and enslaved by
the monster curse which seeks to crush them,
they wisely conclude, that delverance and sal
yation for them lies in the direction of avoiding
the use Of the poison, which destroys them."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

.GtoRloUs UNCERTAINTY OF THE LAw.-At
the recent term of the Circuit Court of Tazewel],
Tenn, a fellow was arraigned for stealing raw
hide He alleged that he had purchased it from
a negro. The Attorney for the Commonwealth
admitted his statement, and he was acquitted
He was Immediately indicted for trading with q
negro. Thcrcnpon the accused introduced two
witnesses to prove that he had stolen the hide,
when he was of course, discharged, and having
already beep tried for stealing. he could not he
tried second time for the same offence, was
thus turned loose unpunished. Vir-
ginian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Yulr,orons Aeaoil1g,
THE CHRISTMAS ANGEL.

"Glory to God in the highest, and on ca Is.
reace, goodwill toward men" =!
"To.day for us cur Lord was born, come let II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

t.se =: 81 L! s..,s.
nos. rs .tI:t!t IS n!Irts tire l!i be..li.;s,
a:t,l ;'tiesEs y 'Ic' 'i'a" n7ar til
2; t;s3it ~ Z; tn ss
q! e,.rtiss l.i =. ,,i.3sslsI!y
5.,''S -; 80 80 ~ ssssr.'s
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-12
THEN AND NOW.

Mr.. EDITOR Several years since whil,
travelling from Springfield To Boston,
made the acqusiunlnce ofa GENTLEMAN Gal
but his name who had for many wears beer
eng ,ged in the cotton manu- factories at Pal
ner. asked him If he had not, during hi,
connectioo With the business, witnessed Z
great improvement in the manufacture o
cotton. EYES" he replied. "but no great
er than have seen m human nature in gen
en,l To pr,,,e his n~ert;op he yaye m,
two shor, chapters Of his observation, which
take the short liberty to quote.
..wbeo \ came here now mora than al
vsars 400 We snun onr warn. a, ,be s,c,o,
and people came the towns ar,und and tool
them home and wove than A f,.r baf
h,sn he,s a I;,,Is wh;ls I w.s s.n, into .om,
of tbers towns 10 lo,t unon cloths that had
NOT ho.n r,tn,ped. I went ,brouyb n mar
az Ins.d p..Ib.m Amh.,s, anS R.lcher
,o,,n T,.,. &, no, !. "A i,,,n,, .,.. oT An.
ma, n.s, sor, Tia ,now;n, 6si3. wsrs iuI
ar -. r.. Tb,
bon.ss ws,s s,n,ll nnn,;n,sJ and oman
rel AZ ,,s ho,ss rss,oJ n bay.sr,ck
.,,h n tau NO, c,,,ls s,,iny into 4 at Nh,
- ~ ~. hn Ia nm R,sht nv rho 400,
lie ia Of cram VOL ,bs ,,s s,an
- ~. IT,, ,ss awnsr go TOO L., ;,
.nI;, S;,,in. in ,bc ch,mnsv corn,r viihir
- won,S Ga a man with nj. faca harm, n,
~. 80" - 80. 81 -, 81. ha,..
''nar S;..,n.,'.:y LnL;nD woms, With !
49, !, Is - oS;,I,on tn. "cronI- h,w.,
~. ~" H." 10 d..iI;ns.Lo,s.s hs,JIv sr m
,ns - A. m,S. n..,nI,, I w,,n,..d N a,
s Wv IN 1870 .o,,,a ,a,I anv,b;n, ahon, ,hsm =
r. IT, u SsS LII r,n NV d,s,nneand mo
IL ," 49, a ~ wsn, on . fool, ar
SnJ
.This was 6o,fy wear, a,o. Ibid not o,
,ver ,h. ,,,n,,n 4 lin nh 4. :, ven, whom
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-12

AcApruCrs writing to tho Fall River
Nar, frum Cass,llle. y. Y, among o'her
things rlr,lS,l"rly said, has the following;
In the vicinity Of Toad Hollow, resided
the brother in law OF q Lad Who has since
become no less u personagu than the Rev.
DIR. B,rnas Sears. innas, was then
some IL yeats or age But IL was son evi
dent he inpi no .ciius Er agriculture, aud
took No pl asurs in woOd eh"Pping One
of the hrs: lie at which he was put, Ma
cut, log 'r,sli and his brother IN Law was
,exel Ia find HAT he accomplished only the
work UI an hour or GwO IA day. Visiting
Inn un, xp,c,,dly one day he found the axe
au,rly resting by tie brush hcaP, With
BInss sIpiclsd out b'ne,th the wide
.rr,,dins branches OF venerable tre.. With
"A lo,k In his hani. The brOthcrin'law
c,uld net y, OF With -ach indolrnce, and
- tho idlu boy vas sent hume 1t once With
the ing-sS,ss. Ill, ish goud iUr anything
els, ~ yvu had better Send hun to school. y
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-12
nR. CUDwORT,r-no,.uIe rnnrm.ry No. Is,

" Howard street. baton, Mass.
DR. CIDWDhTII attributes to his NEW DrscoysR,
much nf his curing the most deep rOos, OH
.tn.r, CUafI CsTsD aId long stsnding sni r'en ~
HssII NJ ,.rTs al Oh, human system. Ills utter de.
rd 81 nscsry, hylr,te uf potash, AMI oii,r mine'H'
-.s fr,, the m.lical practice, rc.l him to ssarch
E,r suh.tiuir, aud thu result VAS this agent ~hci
"a It..Ifis a IIrul III hut mi s.arcsr, DISCOVER and
.xpsller Il all nrrcuTia ver poisonous deoiits u
h. hunm system.
hi. IL well IN a sober consideration Because HE
,l,al.ing ani rvnoyating rrmr'y The Sew Discovery,
WIncb Ia. ils,'y OF iisaIi'g long AMI welt
..tte Ills rites u ouI,d, AMI viii IN all srs intr'.
luce healthy action Of grrat consequence, but where
ne pronounc,s n thorough cufs, u has sgVsH T,ILsp
OH Diseases ~ the Tn oat. ,hssr iiru AMI Lungs.
I,ut aud Rh-umslism. Indigestion, General D,liity
I.rcuriai Affections, Fem lCs Chric disorders, N-i
yuususss and ishitus Headache, diseases niiscr-vi
uuny aud nidil-sg-i pers"us AMI all diseases of tn
.gu uT uTin1ry organs constitute list OF human att
.r,ns In which rs New Dscscry"is OF = must abs'
,,ie -fcscy For the sasfa.ti ~ Of the public. S.,
x he ie. ATTY fHf,iIrl u gr'in Of mercury found ~
any u,eiical preparation fr'm III Institution.
AL lie, he ny ijucious "r deficient mel
zeal treatment h,y. iost all f, M the pr d-s.bn, am
III Il pe recovery, may for c'urr ~ ~r-ks ny The
,.w pIsCy.Ey, AMI never continue y mtdIcai treat
mriI thu, H. ir,v week has "feciol 50 important sis
,,,d,uishi. chaI W tD h. b-n.ht
lIr Cudsurth has his Osu Laboratory, where all his
me,licss are VrvpsreL II u ~. osn Interests pay
yell sIi rsiully select irug. u.s n his practice.
that III spuIiOu. or iDer dru s-no old sluggish Gun.
rounds. noT Ii.tsAen, inaccurate ~ ftitius pr.psia
iLI.. eau defeat his kBosLse AMI ist, paint his y,
tsuI No. Il Howard street. Once Open day aud
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-12
TO FEMALES. MADAM

] CT DhukTli. NJ u ilowani street B'ston Mass
tie Necessity IL Issne lnnrmtry sHi discrr~t Ne.
male .,cai Hls.rr fr sdirs to consult. ~ c-rtsin
Cases. spIar, h,t Il .. u.e'es. "a 'nis'ge upo
Ma.iam L. Srry t,-nAiul to tl'c ls''i-s fJr the
p,tr,nsy. -x-,p-,i 10 her In priysi. prsc ic-. sh-
confidently wsrraLt. that her tr.m, shalt be- perfect
Iy Satisfactory to all IT,. hsh oner 10 this Medical
,abl,,ment will satisfy any on- that all will he treats
in the n..t ToagI mann+r all rpATimsnts Mad.
am . n,,slicr. tpr Prm,-s irr-suis tiles. supprss.
,ious kc ar '.iIiye IA sh,if .e.u ~ s.ius Ia ~.
move ub.trnctios sDd strengthening their sgt m La.
dies iuI'ius medical all vii 10 yell to c'li ana en-
SILT uaal.n q driure going rl.swh.re.
AuI.tt,r. addressed To MAUNN CUDwORTI, Is
Howard street Bosun Mass enclosing one dollar vii
he p,o,upty attended to
Oiic. vI,eu dsJ AID evening. 1yr32