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r OST OR MISLAID at Edgef.ld C. II.
lA or on tho road tn my residence. \ BUNDLE
uf ACCOUNTS on numerous persons. All in
debted to me arc horeby furewurnsd not to fette
with any ono except myself Any information
concerning the aboye Accounts thankfully received
L. o. LOYELACE.
Nay u lt ~
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Rrien lier,s Election.

At an election recently held for Brisatier Gen
.ral Of the Edgeiield and Abbevillc Cavalry
Brigade, Capt. J. L. GRIFFIN was chosen without
opposition to that command.
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The Darlington Eiay.

This papers construction Of its course towards
Aiken, is satisfactory to US. We would send the
copy of the Aarertser asked for did wo not regard
it unnecessary to have what We ssil re-pubIished.
now that the said affair has blown over.
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Sc CIaudc."

We take from the columns of the Southern Litcra-
~ Gazette for April, pretty little poem Of the PEN
sive cast, by our sometime contributor and Char
lesion (winter) correspondent, "CLAuDE." 1t
certainly entities its author to aprig Of LAUREL
o number Of such sprigs mako up poets ohaplst.
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NASHVILLE. Nav 4.

NASIF ILLE, May I.
BAcoy-Receipts light-stock slendcr-demand
fair. Hog round 81 cents Shoulders 7c. Hams
&c.; Clear Sides lOe. Those are tho prices paid
to wagons from store, packed, ic., advance.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages, reudi-
ly commands 104c.
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COMMERCIAL.
CHARLESTON, May

CHARLESTON, May Z.
The Cotton market is very quiet. except chance
snos. The business this forenoon reached only
800 bales, Mildling Fair l2a cents.
DAcoy-Prmo Shoulders have heon selling
freely ut 7Yc. md Sides from ID to l04e.
LAnI-Wc note sales of 200 kegs ut l2s q l2c. !;
and 200 bbls. mt III G0 l2e.
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g1-Msj. BRYAN DEAN is respectfully NOM
inated by bis friends as Candidate for COLO
NKL leth Reziueub g. C. II.
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NEW NARL

NEW 1VNK, May {.
The cotton trade wsa very dull to-day, rs dosl-
era arc awaiting further foreign advicos. Flour
closcd firm, at Ill advance of to 1Oc. per barrel,
aud with sales Of 900 barrels. Wheat buoyant,
with sales Of 10000 bushels.
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Head-Quarters.
FIRST DIVISION, I'd BRIGADE, S. c. II.
Edpnfnld C. IL March 2Qth 1850

EugenoIu o 1t'j 4uuIcH @1FHJ f00V'J
ORDER NO. -.
TN pursuance of an order issued from Brig. Gen.
Il MoRAoyE, an election will be held at the various
precincts in the 10th Regiment, S. c. NJ, on Fri.
day the 18th Msy next for COLONEL Of said
Regiment to Gil the vacancy occasioned by the re-
signatiun Of Col. s. J. WATSON. The managers OF
tho election arc hereby further instructed to assem-
bic at Richardson's, on tho Saturday following,
count the votos and report the result Of tho eloe.
tun to Gen. Moragne, on Monday the 18th May.
Lieut. Col. Dean and Maj. Smith, nre charged
with tho extension of this order.
By order Of the Brig. General.
II. W. ADDISON, Brig Maj.
March 30 II IL
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HVuUHIHJ WHy Z.
CorroX-There was very little done this FORE
noon, and dealers disposed to wuit for further
developments. Holders arc firm.
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DROUGHT TO THE JAIL of this Dis
ID ,rct, Negro boy who says that his name is
LAURENCE, and that be belongs to ono Penn.
broke Bond, of Augusta, On. Laurence is about
IL years old, weighs IS pounds, Of copper com.
pe1ion, and quite intelligent for one Of hi, years.
His owner is requested to como forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away, other
wise he will DO dealt with as the law directs.
T. H. CLARK, J. E. D.
May 10 If lS
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~ II has boon ascertainod that the man nho
4 hasd oa the last Mas ashoomskc1.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,
The fifth Sabbath Union Meeting of tho fourth
Division of the Edgcfeld Association. will convene
with tbs Mount Zion Church, on Friday before the
Gfth Sabbath in May inst.
Rev. L. R. GwALrXeY to preach the introducto-
ry sermon.
Rev. D. D. BRussoN, alternate.
SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION.
1st. What is tho best modo of conducting Sab
bath Schools and the benefits arising from them.
End. What is the best means to DO used to secure
the efficiency of the members of tho Church.
J. S. MATHEWS, Moderator.
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NOTICE...All persons indebted to tho Es-
~ tate Of John Hamilton, decd, must pay the
same by the 18th juno next and those having de.
msuds against said Estate will render thcm in,
legally attestcd, by the above dato or they will be
debarred. ms We intend to make fnal settlement
of the said Estate on that day.
". n. 4 q. HAMILTON, Admin.
Apsa u IN II
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SUPERIOR Flour.

Superior Flour.
IN BBLs. FLOUR, Hiram Smith Brand
lU 10 Bbls. Extra Eaglo Mills, fresh
ground and of a superior quality.
Also, keeps constantly on hand a good assort-
meut Of the BEST Georgia Flour, from the up
country Merchant Mile.
S. E. BOWERS, Agt
Hamburg. May2 If II
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More New Goods!

TIE Subscriber has just received FRESH
l. supply of fne
BONNETS, BONNET RIBBONS,
MISSES AND LADIES HATS,
BAREGE SHAWLS, SHAWL MANTILLAS,
MUSLIN SLEEVES 4 COLLARS IN sETTs,
DOUBLE SKIRT MUSLINS,
BAREGE BUSTERS,
Of the latest styles and patterns which he in
vitcs his customers and the public to call and cx-
anime for themselves. 3. G.. BRYAN.
April n At l8
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HAMBURG, S. c.. Nav 1.t, 1859.

HAMBURG, S. c., May 1.t, 1859.
CAPT. R. L. GENTRY Sir. / nke great pleas
ure in recommending "Dr. Harti"s Great Rene
dy,".as feel it a duty owe to my felluw man to
tell where may be found Remedy for many oI
tho ills that fesh is heir to. My lungs was badly
effected; and also had, in connection with this
iisease, ono of the worst cases Of Chronic Dysen-
terry, which one Bottle of the above Medicine, in
twelve days, effectually cured. now feel as we'll
rs ever did in my life.
VIM. J. HARLING.
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8 Supply this elipsis with any
oxtraragant idens Of fish ,cans that may occur to
you. They cannot exceed the reality of what
we accomplished at that long g-to-be-rcmeluborOl
supper.
But utter supper, bedtime. And to bed did ".
60, like orderly disciples of GENERAL, WAsnISG-
TON, At Q, O'clock. Who was it that said fish ia
soporifc diet? Whoever it was, he told fb Mt
least so far as tho rol-bcllies in Col BAusKErr's
pond concerned. Certain it is, that none of a.,
slept lhat night until the VIC sma hours that como
just before day-break. What With big grass
hopper that got amongst US on our psllet, and the
suggested possibility of rattlcsnakcs frequentng
the old shed-room, and tho actual attacks of ticks
and fcas and BIS inimitsble drollery in taking of
various personages of his acquaintance on Clouds
Greek and elsewhere. and LIS anecdots in Dutch,
and VS. practical jokes upon the party, and rari-
ous other articles too tedious to mention,-what
with all this, we say, and great deal moro there
Has no sleep for tho Qusrtstts of the illustrious
Fifth Of May, until Morn aas getting ready to
Opea his portals Of Light 10 &as Eat Then one
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CHAPTER Iy-Ow ctternoon's rsrk.

As we are now getting in medias res, we must
dispatch matters with business brevity. The sum
ming up then Of our afternoons work is briefly
this b. % noble red-bellies; L. of the game
aud two jacks; 5. II black perch, u small trout
aud three red-bellics; ". II Of the ivcliest rcd
bellies ever drawn out of that pond or any other.
Grand Total of afternoons work u.s. fish caught by
the party, besides eight ten others taken by the
servants of the expedition. Hu=sa!-but We do
Ter jubilati1n to its proper place in the mex,
chapter.
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OSCAR n. LIEBEK,
State Gsologist.
Camp at Sleepy Creek, 4th May 1889.
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PLANTATIONS g. NEGROES

blny II
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vent slavery from being abolished in South Caro-
lima within the next half century if the value oi
negro labor shall continue equal to- or higher than
white labor. Every time the North and South
have struggled for the mastery in Territory since
1905 negro labor has been higher than white
labor on account of high priced cotton and hence
the cause Of the South's defeat.
During that period ever memorable to the South
1880 Eve States were admitted into the Union
TO wit Indiana, Mississippi Illanois, Alabama and
Maine. They were admitted in the order here
named, from which it may 10 seen, that they came
in first free State, then slave State. Missouri
another slave State also applied for admission in
1Sle But the North under the lead Of Massachu-
sstts and New York opposed it most strenuousy
and successfully upon the ground that tSo slave
States should not be admitted before another free
State They said to Missouri in emphatic terms
"you must exclude slavery, or VIC will exclude
you" In 1920 however Maine came i'll and then
the North consented TO admit Missouri If the South
would consent to exclude slavery from all the un-
organized Territory North of the Southern boun-
diary of Missouri. The South ignominiously as-
sentsd to it. Let it therefore be marked down as
an epitaph upon tho suppressed slave trade, that
it was in the same year lS2O, that cotton fell in
price, after its first rise subsequent to the closing
of tho slave trade that the South first heard not
only of o sectional protective Tariff but Of Sec
tional Abolition Party.
During the same years above namod, the
slaves Of the North and Of the non cotton growing
states, were rushed into the cotton regions in such
numbers, that barely enough slaves, were carried
into Missouri to make it slave State Some slaves
however had been taken into the Territories of
indiana and Illsnois, notwithstanding the inbibi-
ton of the celebrated Ordinance Of 1887 which
excluded slavery from all the Territory lying be-
tween the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Probably,
yea positively msy say but for the high price of
cotton between 1850 although the slave trade
was then closed, both Indiana and Illinois would
have been admitted rs slave States. From the
operation of economic lsws-from the exceeding
fertility of the soil, well from the adaptedness
of the climate to slave sbor, slavery had not only
taken root in Indiana and Illinois, but if the slave
trade had not then and since been closed it would
hays also established itself in Ohio. The feeling
in Indi.ns vas very strong in efayor Of slavery,
bat shares Here too sosepe and high in Isl8, as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-09
TifE HUMAN sIGlTT EVER INVENTEDl
N. III. sOLOMONSON.

e&ANl1 IN
RT ZS54
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-09


AN AFfnornilTE 0irr The guests Of TIE
Angler House were yesterday assembled "a The eie.
giant double parlofa Of that Hotel Al the hour Of
A. NJ, to hear The bebediotion pronounced on The
single life of the universally popular superinten
dent Of the House. r. NJ. TAYLOR, aud tn witness
bis transition from an admirable bachelor 70 q
happy Benedict. The brief ceremony by which
they twain became ono fesh" beipg concluded
and The usual congratulations and leave takIugs
having been spoken, the wedding party took The
10 A. n. train for New England, amidst the gram
denr and beauty Of which, few weeks viii be
passed.
As ftiendiy testimonial Of esteem and afIec-
ton the employees Of the House presented to the
newly made bride and groom, entirely unexpec-
ted 70 them. u most rich and beautiful silver ser.
vice Of seven pieces. The gin was hearty one,
aud we feel assured that the worthy recipients vii
feel no ruer pleasure in the enioymcnof Of the well
timed gin, than viii the donors in their many re-
membranes Of The sterling virtues which Mr. TAY
LoR has ever displayed in his Intercourse with
them.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To rHE LADIEs or THE UNITED STATES;
Il has been my good fortune to restore to health manJ
thousands OF my oouulry-womon.
NY success has excited the malice Of the enyious and
sious but their prosecutions have served only 10 extend
,d estab sh my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ibaya relieved So long / held in ahectonate and
emembrlacs by those who have experienced
kin can Afford the Efforts Of misohisf-make
nv friends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
s for produong nensruaton within the reach Of the
IaA Of he United States; hut an ndspositont TO enter
sed 80 ocoued b. quacks with their ponioous noslums
ana fear that unpTaopd counterieefs might palm upon
hq ugbic their worthless iniaiious, have hitherto pre
sntsd me om astabshiug agnnrics for the sale Of nv
ANnF DE FEMME" ia the United siaiss.
Atlnst yield 70 the eniroatos oi paeRts and riends
"a. oTsr to the suffering Females of Amercu medicine
hoh has ,endorod somewhat famous throughout The
Old Wort- -, a..
IN regard 20 the efficacy OF the "AMlE DEFE MEL
"a only say that Il Ia liquid form, and Is eEaet' suel
bo ss in ms praotireiu France, for manv years ani
hot n has never faded 10 secure satietctory result
de Feiame" sud menstruaiion stpsd 10 the re-
,on Of cause and effect Il alike powerful 10 originate
tby menstrual dow where II mover has existed sad Il
nestore where has heen from any cause supI Iessel
.sSb hattie of tho Auie de Femme" vii bear m
ritten sguntufe nnd both the bottle and enclosing 10
vi be sealfd Nith my private seal
Price, $500 q pachase' nv p Ii. RrcoRD
PANS January, 1867.
For sale wholesale and Retail, BY WILLIAM Fisk
"a 40 Superior street. Cleveland, who Will supply N
Imis de Fsmme" at the PTopristor's pnoea
Eul0dsWiye
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BALTIMORE. SEPT. 8.
lhe town meeting called By the two thousand
~ E Eanis mechanics, business aod prolcssiona
sas sn oi baltim re assembled this afternoon a
~. -, Volock on Monument Square 20 deliberate
t. feu ~ aevise for rescuinE tle city from iis
- F,essus condition aud restoring The supremacy Of
~ unu order The vast Sqaaref was densely
psJAeu m ana all the avenues leading thereto throng
"a W n,s,sss ol we most orderly. respectable anJ
lnnuential Of our citizens The meeting ,as ran
zed on motion OF Ohas d Hangs 6y ealling tS The
Chair VIM. Woodward, Esq OF the weli.known
hrm OfWOodward n Go. The preamble and reso
iutOns submitted were set forth in clear and en-
phaiio languages the social and political evils 90
long endured BY The citizens Of Baltimore condemn
the existence OF club rule and proposes vigorous
and elective men'ufts 70 ensure fair expression
OF the sentiments OF the public at the ensuing cleo
ton BY prot citing the purity Of the ballot bo.
and placing in nomination honest. able aud fearless
men OF oppo II on TO the nominees Of ihe pot-
cal clubs. The resolutions also provide for the
appointment OF a committee 10 call on the Mayor
and demand appointment ofreliabe men as Judges
oi the next el,ction aud appointment Of q sp, cia
noloe ioreeiO keep tbs polls clear 10 as to allow
the exercise Of the elective franchise.
The resolutions emphatically di.avow all party
ties and empower special committee 10 nominate
irrespective Of party, the most respectable aud re-
liable men the officers shortly to be elected Tie
cesointiOns were adopted unauimousy The meet
ng was addressed by Wm, Geo own, Esq q
distinguished leader Of the bar, Jas Hodge, Esq
hrm OF Hedge a BIO, and Geo. NJ. Gil.
lhe speeches were received with shouts Of ap-
provai during tleir progress Several Efforts TO
intercept them were made by the members OF the
rowdy gangs but they were promptly suppressed
AFTER the adjournment Of the meeting a body O
ToWdies calling themselves regulators rushed
upon the platform and one attempted TO harangue
tue crowd still remaining. The police, however
lnteiiered aud promptly arrested the rngeaders--
carried some 10 TO the lock up, amid the loud
plaudits OF the people aud the waving Of handkr r
| ohiels by the ladies crowding the windows in th,
| hotel and private residences in vioiuiiy.
Thus, law and order have, on this occasion
been folly vindicated and expression given TO tn
most determined opposition to rowdyism and law
/ essness which has already Overawed The maiOrt
OF the most turbulent disiurbers Of the peace.
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"You must wake and call me early
L..

For to-morrowll be the happleht time
Of all the glad new year"
To morrow's sun rising will be the signal for the
uprising Of thousands OF expeetant bodies, old aud
young, who will cast an anxious glance at the sky
to note the prospect Of the day. Let the provis-
ion baskets be packed and the day be devoted TO
the hearty enjoyment of the national festivities
The Western Metropolis, May Queen and North
Star will take up the excursioniss from this port
and Of course each will be crowded Each boai
will have band of music on board, and their cab
lns will contain some gay parties.
The trains on the Lake Shore Cleveland & Co
lumbus, and Cleveland h Pittsburgh Roads will
await the arrival Of the boats TO carry the passen
gers to their homes upon their respective routes.
The U. s. Steamer Michigan viii be at the Ba!
to give vent in appropriate reports from her BIZ
gun 20 the jubilan. feelings of the visitors. Th
Artillery and Military Companies will add much I,
the attractions.
The Grand Lodge Of the Sons OF Malta will, Il !
expected, assist at the laying Of the corner ston
| Of the Perry Monument
The Sandusky Registered yesterday says "MsI
| Gen. J. A. JONES, 18th Division Ohio Voluntee
Militia, will lake command Of The military compa
nies at the celebration, on tue 10Th, at Put-in Ba
having accepted the invitation extended 10 him b
the Board Of Management We see that the Mil
tarv Departments OF sister cities will be large
" represented, and Il is hoped that the militar
from this city and vicinity Generals and the
STATS, and ether bodies aud organizations, wi
generally turn out. From al appearances theI
whit a tremendous gathering at Putin-Bay 0
Saturday"
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G j. KELLER, M. D., ECLkCTIO
Ss -Oaoe q rdblic Square, residence ~ t.roa
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FAIR AT TwlssBURGH,-The people Of Twins
burgh will to day close three days Fair which
has been gotten up and carried on with spirit and
enteIprise. We yesterday paid a hying visit TO
the grounds upon which the Fair is held. These
grounds are we'll adopted to the purposes Of an
annual exhibition of Union Agricultural and
Mechanical Association. as this purpors to bo. A
firm and high fence surrounds tho grounds The
Committee Of Arrangements have taken pains to
make tho whole oifair pass away us pleasantly
and prohtably as possible, and from the indications
on tho ground yesterday, they have succeeded
admirably.
A large tent is provided for the accommodation
of tho audiences which gather TO tton to the con-
cerls given by the choir Of trained singers under
the instruction of Mr.. A. Byron Chase. They
gave a concert last evening and will give another
this forenoon.
good sized wooden building is designated, in
fancy letters formed Of flowers upon bed Of mofs
as "Floral Hail." and it we'll deserve the name iot
the floral kingdom Is fully represented in the nu-
morous bOquets and flower stands which so often
greet the eye Of tho pSsser through the tuildiDg.
Beside flowers, here arv quantities of butter and
cheese With avery good display Of apples (onO
small limb had about thirty fne apples upon So
peaches, grapes, pIumbs, &c. Here too ars yege-
tables many and good, and here is a fine oollec-
ton Of photographs and other samples Of tho fine
arts This Hall reflects great credit and skill up
on tho ladies who composed the committee on fit.
ting itup.
Tho trotting track, though short, is well made
and in good condition. On one side are spaooui
SO .ts erected, which will accommodate many hun
drsd spectators.
The show Of cahlo Is good. We iaw lot OIL
Devon cattle as dne as con be found in tho State
They are, very properly, going to zanesylo,-
The show Of DurhamS, grades and natives wal
very good.
Then there were elegant, light and airy car
riugss and buggss, from the manufaetory Of oviat
4 spsry. Talmadge, and ssighs from Bedford b.
Mr.. Cleveland There were horse rak es aud Wasl
tubs, and all the implements usually found a
County Fairs.
We were very much pleased (and this Wo ga,
without the loast intention Of haltery) at the sen.
siblo, intelligent and handsome appearance Of In
people In attendance, both male and female.
To SUN up the whole, the Fair Is a capital on
the grounds are well ehosen--the various com
mittees or managers have done their parts Tigh
up to the mark-eyery animal as well as every bod
' looked cOniented and hapPy-tho attendance
: largO-and more pleasant or well oonduote
Q little Fair we have never attended The people
0 Twinsburgh have done well let them bear a llitl
honest praise without busbing, fI r.
s The officers Of the Society are as foliow'-Pre
idsnt II. p Canon Vice President, FB. oanol
Secretary, Geo. P. Stevens Treasurer, A. L. Ne
r SOM Directors, william A. c. Parks, }. NJ. Hlekoi
: 1. N. BlaekmAn, Asa Armstead, Julius Paul.
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~ The New York Daily Express says,
M ri DInKERSON-
Late Of tho firm Of Ambler 4 Dickerson,)
DENTIST.

OEce 253 Superior street RsHisirs Store.
Dr ID 8 new suit of ready and he would
be pleased 10 see all his old patrons and Others who
may wish the services Of den liberated teeth treat
ed fangs and crown ed exposed capped and
ed also teeth inserted gold silver corate orvucanit
base or platinum plate with continuous gum, which
40 much used east my2l
- If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out it is who live
this waterlogged country The masmato poison OF our
Bwamps aud Marshes becomes veritabe devil In the
blood to reve in the Agues spd Feves which shake auj
eo7ch us all Ayers AsUE CuRE" is said to be the
poste need and Of neighhors who have tried
confirm the repny, .-I1yr1zL Plggo. ~
SoRE THROAT PLAQUE AND SORE THROAT
This quality Of sezng hold and causing the expulsion Of
depraved humors possessed by other medicine than
BRANpETHs PILLS. They operate ony upon the tissues
involved in that is eff ctod by the disease In fact they
seize upon those humors much from preference
from natural affinity because their life 10 below that o.
the surrundiug ratts and which, settling the tissues Of
the throat is around tbs throat region prodoces sore
throat sore throat plague and the headache and e
YER Wilton Ou after four six pills are taken tho
IL felt peruar creeping IN the mart Affected sgr OF
COLLECTING of Tho useased humOs ready for expulsion
Nohur nr Aonng eif2ct evei arise from their use
because ry cannot dnon healthy parts Taken carly
fhev preyent an orgauc diseases. Oh how important tn
cness 10 use that medicine which only eaingushes the
disease nrd leaves evil effects behind; 49,
Sold No 29i Canal s., BrindIehs buudlnsi hhf ~
Ca din T. No 220 Superior street, Clovelaug; aud by
j. n Wheedon Hudson, and all resi- ectable dealers !,
medicines, SN