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Commissioners Notice.

iN HQUirY--piCKENs
4 NDARbI ANS, Trustees, ,aiid all otiicr per
NJ sons, whose duty it is to aceouut before
me, arcrequin6i 10 a9iie ::!,e;r Aninal Retnrns
in my Office. ON or before the | lth day Of
May next. Vouchers for all payments .oue
g''tstbe exhibited. nnd the property held by
eEery t'eafdianor trustee must be Distinct
ly set forth in said Return on oath. No Re.
tnrp will barseeiNed onpnblie'lmys nnless il
Improperly made out. Those failing to com =
ply with tlEe requisiti6ns of the law. as here
b'set firth, will bo ruled ut once.
RoBP. 4. THOMPSON, c.er.p.
March 20. 1880 80 tf
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Watch Repairing.

TAKE this method If informing the pub
Il lie TINT will be at Pickens C.. III. on each
snle, and othcr public days. for the purpose
of REPAIRING WATCHES and Jcwory
generally. Also any work in the above line
will at all,tim receive prompt attention Mt
ny residence | | miles from Pickcns G. H.,
"n the road leading from the former place to
Naii,alla.
DSss~ Myown work warrantcd-tcrms most
accommodating.
III. \. III. GIBSON.
April Is, 1859 80 If
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RsEPORT FOR IsJs.

VIE commissioners of FREQ Schools for
II Pickenss District, beg Icnve to make.
through their Secretary aud Treasurer, an
EXHIBIT Q! State, funds which have passed
through his hands: Il So
The Report for january, 1853. Was for
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g A ~ D1DA J gS.
FOR ORDINARY,

BSaE" The friends Of j. III, MARETT respect
inily announce inmn candidate for Ordinary of
Piekcns District at fl,e next election
GEiS' The friends OF WM. j. PARSONS. Eso.
respectfully announce bim candidate for re.
election I" li'c office Of Ordinary, for Pickens
NlStrc' M the ensuing election.
En-. The friends orW T.. | 0,CoMBE res.
pec'i"'iy announce him II candidate iol Qrdmn.
ry' atth nest election.
p4i' The friends of <. II. JOINS rcspcet-
.""F "hh"uhc" him candidate for Ordinary at
The next election.
ntn, The friends of Rev. JOIN Owr\S h,,,
leave TO nmn"rncc linn 1, candidate for ORDINARY
"' Ii'N'nS district, at the ensuing election.
BE.l. The friends Of THOMAS j. KEITH go
Spcctinlly announce him candidate or Ordin
any Ut Pickcns district nj thccnsuiny eIrctinr
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The First Instal1nent

OF the Sale Notes, for the Real Estotc Of
" lSSERrELL s. NORMAN, are now due
and must he paid without delay rromptncss
will save trouble.
j. 4. HAGOOD, Assignee.
April IA, 1859 %
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NapTEdiRl.

THB Estate Of Moses Hendricks. deceased
l. VIII be settled finally in the Or,linary's OF
hce, Mt fickens Z. H., on Monday the 25il day
fully next. Those Interested in said estate
VIII take due notice of the fact, and govern
themselves accordingly.
G. W. HENDRICKS, Admir-.
April 20. 1859 50 3m
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NO'FHCE.

III. persons interested in the Estate of ,Josioh
"A Reams, deceased, will take notice that n
final. settlement of said estate will be made in
the Ordinhty's Office, Mt Pickeus G.. II. ON tho
LET Monday in july next. Those indebted TO
this estate must make payment by that time
and those having demands against It must pro-
sent them legally attcstcd before that day.
April 2s, $50 40 sm
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n dp,FR EE.

MY wife. Mnlinthr Carver, having left my bed
wi and board, will not be held responsible for
any debts she may contract in mynnmc.
MARTIN STADTLER
Chcohce, April 10. $40 80
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Y HHllIz z0 o w q &c % NJ IR lIE r.
INgpORTANT NOVICE.

Vile subsogiber is again prepared to in.
II form his friends and customers that he
Is now receiving and opening a large and
welt selected Stock oi -.
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting Of all kind Of Goodsus6ally found
in an up country Store; ali Of which / will
sell low for CAsnor good barter. Call and
examine Tor yourselves.
u. II. ALEXANDER.
Pickens G. H., April 28. 1859 4O-5
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LAND FOR SALE.

VIZ subscriber ofcrS fur sale the vaua-
Il bic TRACT OF LAND on which he
new resides, situated in the District of Pick
ems, and lying on the head waters of Eighteen
Mile Creek containing Three Hundred and
Twenty-four Acres. On the premises there
are comfortable dwelling. all necessary
"ut-buldings with about Thirty Acres of
good bottnm land. Terms made easy, and
Tor further particulars apply on the land to
FELIN ROGERS.
March 23. 1859 35 ~
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FOR SllERlFf.

Esly" The friends of Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce linn a candidate lot Shcr.
III "t Pickcns district. al the next election.
D2:" The friends of Col LEMtEL. TIIOM
AS respectfully announce him a candidate
for Sheriff Of Pickens district at the ensuing
election.
E,N" The CJicrdS of Col. \. Il. SARGENT
respectfully announce him II candidate for
Sheriff of Pickcns district, at the ensuing,
election.
SrH The friends of W, y. CRAIG beg leave
toamnoumcc him candidate for Sheriff OF Pick
ems district, nj the nest election
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NOTICE!
Pendleton Railroad Company.

&CBSCRIBERS to the capital stock of this
- Cnmpanyare hereby notified that tic
Sixteenth and Seventeenth InstaImcnts arc
required to be paid as follows, riz:
The 18th instalhcut on lst day of May. 1850
w. III. ID. G4tILLAltD,
Feb 24 l&j2 td See & Trcns'r.
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LOOK OUT FOR
NEW Sp ING & SUMME GOODS.
AT pENDLEroN. s. G.
SNH HTEH e. HOVEW

III
IL AYEjGst received and arc now openino
" L for the inspection of the public a splcn.
did assortment of Spring aud Summer DRY
GOODS to which wo invite tho attention of
thepublic. Our Stock of Dress Goods en-.
braces every variety of the Newest and most
fashionable Styles from the French ENGLISH
and American Manufacturers.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Colpred Muslins Juconct, Lawns. Robes
Double Jupc Robes. Ginglams. Mnhair De.
Bose, Plni'l Bcregcs. Hoop Skirts. Cnicpcs.
Jac"net Swiss. Null, Plain and Plaid Mus
Inns. Black and Colorod Silks, Linens. Cam.
bricks. Long Cloths, &c. Embroidered Col
lars and Sleeves well worth tho attention of
all buyers from 80 cts. to 600 dollars.
BsOmMcts.
White, Colored and Fancy Straw and Noo.
politah Bpnncts; and good assortment nr
White and Colored ladies and Misses Hats
Flowers, Ribbons. RusheS, &c.
Gents Goods.
White Linen Drill. Planters Linen, Sail
Duck. Check and Plain Linens. Drupdc'te
Cottonnlo Lincn and Silk IIandkcrchicfs, &c.
Ready-made Clothing.
Linon and Mnrseillcs Shirts and Collars. Lin
eli Mrseillcs. Drapde'te aud CloN Coats, of
all sizes
White and Fancy Linen, Black and Fancy
Cussiuicrc Pants.
Black and Fancy Silk, and Fancy NIarscilcs
Vests.
Boots and Shoes.
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes of all sizes.
Ladies Silk Caters, Heel LIN, } mts. Black
and White Kid Slippers roall of which we
invite the attention of purchasers
SMITH & HOY EY.
March 90. 1859 ri G
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State OF South CarOIina,

IN EQulTr--rICKENS.
Robert kirkscy, Adm'r. }
vs. Petition for Relief, sc
Isaiah Kirkscy, ct al.
I appearin" to my satisfaction that Isaiah NJ.
i Kfrksey ared Il. +. Kirkscy and Mary H..
Mp. Kirksoy, defendants in this case, reside
without she limits of this State: On motion of
Orr, for Petitioner, it is ordered that these ab
sent defendants do appear in this Court, and
plead, answer or dcmur to the said petition
within three months from tho publication here
of, or an order pro confess will be tukena against
them. .-t
R0B'T A.. THOMPSON, ear n
Com'fs Dtlice. March 80; 1852 a. 3m
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Anderson Prices Current.


= 70.
AsDsEsos G. H., April 26, 1869.
Salt, (Liverpool) per sack, a,3
Coffee, Rio, per ID. ls aid
Java, pcr 10. 10 "a 30
4. iaguyra, per lb. l5(G l6
Sugar brown, per lb, 9GA1I
- Garfield, per ID. III CaS 12l
Crushed, per h. 14Ga l5
Molnsses, West India, pcrgailon. 40 a. 45
N Orle'uJ, 55 Ia, 60
:" Muscorado, p" 4i5 Gdy50
BBngsins' aunny, per yard, IL Cc Is
Bacon, hog round, 111.2 "a III
Butter, per Id. l2l.2Gi X
Steel, cast, Juns oS
German, II Ia l5
.' Blister, 100 I.fI1
Iron, common size Swedc, per ID. 65
English, per H. / @6
- Bands, = q
Malta best brands, per kcg, 81 GyGl
Castings, per III. 6 Et I'd
Powder, Rifle, per keg, a Gn8
-" blasting, " iY Ia, )
Glass, SX1o Gf 8.25
4" 10X12 3o5 In 2 5n
White Lead. per lib 100 Ul1r
Oil, Linaeed, per gallon, Ia, 1.25
Train, 90 GI 90
Rice, per ID. : Gr,s
Flour, per barrel, GIG a. ZOO
Wheat, per bushel, % Gh LOO
Corn, T5 a. so
Oats, per bushel, 40 GI Is
BeeswaS, per lb 2OCI -
reathers, 40 "a IS
Wool. 80 o5 Ia 4n
Yarn (bcst) per bunch. i.l5@ 20
O+nahurgs (hcavy) per yard, II CG 10
ShjTings, SGL 10
Cow Peas per btisl,cl, : rs E,. 80
Corn Meal, IS h, 90
Raw Hides, (dry) l21
Sole Leather. (hcmlock) per lb. - "a. 30
Bsly~ You will always find large lot Of Gro
rcries and other heavy goods on hand and for
sale mt low prices at b & C's
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j. B. E. SLOAN & CO.,

OF PcndletOn,
l NREET their old friends and customers
~ with happy new year. thanking them
Tor their past patronage. and asking corr
.innance OF the same. They will cndcavor
to keep up their usual varied
Assortment Of Goods,
To which they invite the inspection of all
They make no charge for showing them. and
those visiting Pendeton would do well to cx-
anime them before buyng
They are now Offering some choicc Mus.
covado Slolasses at ~ cents, and sood Tubao,
co Mt % cents per h.
Jan 2G. 1850 81 tr
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1851 ACRES OF LAND,

IUJI AUNEN UF IANU,
An PiCkcMS ON IL Mile for Sale.
hM desirous of moving West, and | am
A now offering my Land for sale, which lies
ON Twelve Mile Greek, containing
One Thousand & FiftY-one Acres.
will cut it into *mtil tracts. or sell altogcth.
er to suit purchasers. There can can be
made three Yery desirable farms uut Of it
Those wishing to buy will do well to call
soo,' as | am intending to move next fall,
and must sell soon to make really.
BENZ HOLDER.
March |. 1859 30 If
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LUMBER +! LUMBER I!

ENlE subscribers having purchased the
Il MILLS formerly owned ljy Col. John a.
haslcy, deceased, three miles east Of Pickcns
I'll, are prepared to fiji orders for 1UM-
BEk' finished OF unfinished: Sash, Blinds,
ranncl Doors. or anything in that line, at
snort notice We are determined to carry OH
the business in all its branches, and persons
wishing anything III our line, may he assured
bh their ord erS will meet with prompt attention
Ihe business will, be carried on under the
h@mco OF the six Mile Company" Mr. NJ I
MITcIiELL is the authorized Agent of The Can
rHny, to whom all orders should be addressed.
We solicit u shnre Of Inblcpatronagc.
I, j. KEITH,
III. G.. BOGGS.
NJ. +. MITCHELL.
..). n. LAWRENCE.
9. .., :. w. n. CRAIG.
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State of sonth Catolinu

l.. G. Hamilton,
VS.. ,Bil 10 Fnrcrlo.o N,ss.
=. NJ Taylor ct. al gogs. e. N0''-
| appsarp TO the sIfisrtetfon Of tho Court
mat g. w. faylor, one of tho t(cfcns;an,s IN
atis case. rcsidef bcyhnd flc Limits nfflEs
onmotion of Nomon, ccmrininnnts So,;cto
II is ordered timt the said aESent .ret1nd, u, ~
appear, answer plead OF dttnur 10 ccnnluY
AM SAID bill oi complaint, within three n'enths >
nom the publication hereof. On the saiahnl Nm
be taken pro confcsSo as 10 him
hobr a. TllQMPSoN, e.1r.p,
ceni'rs office, March 1s, 1855
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and to preserve the proud heritage of American
institutions, transmitted TO by our fathers,
complete and unimpaired, to those who may
come after as"
These resolutions were adopted without a
single dissenting vote.
The Convention of the socalled Democratic
party was held in this city last week They
placed in nomination Hon. Rufus P. Ranney,
for Governor; William II. Stafford, for Lieut.
Governor; Henry c. Whitman, for Supreme
Judge C. Volney Dorsey, for Auditor Will
liam Bushnell, for Treasurer; Jacob Reinhard,
for Secretary Of Secretary of State; James
Tomlinson, for Board of Public works and C.
N. Allen, for School Commissioner.
With the exception of the nominee for Gov
ernor, this is not regarded as strong ticket,
and will hardly win the favor of the people.
Two of the candidates, Messrs. Whitman and
Reinhard, were heretofore on the State ticket,
and were badly beaten. Mr.. Dorsey has been
anxious to go to Congress, but his neighbors
elected him to stay at home. Mr.. Allen is a
weak brother. He is. the gentleman who re-
GENTLY at Cleveland, acted in the double ca
pacity of deputy U. S. Marshal, and as a
juryman on the rescue trials. One of the dele
gates had the candor to confirm the public
judgment, when he said that towards the last
of the nominations, they ran " emptyings"
! may write to you again. NJ.
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now exist IN the public mind as to the power Of
Congress to punish rescuers, as provided in the
acts OF l193 and 1850, no such vital blow is
gwen either to constitutional rights or State
sovereignty by Congress thus enactng law to
punish violation Of the Constitution of the
United States as to demand of this court the
organization of resistance. II, after more than
SIXTY years OF acquiescence, by all departments
OF the National and State Governments, in the
power of Congress to provide for the punish
ment Of rescuers of escaped slaves, that power
is to be disregarded, and all laws which may be
passed by Congress ON this subject from hence
forth are to be persistently resisted and multi
fed, the work of revolution should not be begun
by the conseryators Of the public peace
MExIco.-The Washington States is quite
excited upon Mexican affairs. Under the start
ling caption Of" Action Action Action " it
says:
We are delighted to learn, from source
entitled to the highest credit that the President
is profoundly imbued with the Importance of
sustaining the Liberal cause in Mexico. We
congratulate the country, in communicating to
it this agreeable intelligence
In all probability, a treaty will be defnitive
ly concluded within the next thirty days, the
stipulations of which will place American in
terests in Mexico upon better footing than
they have ever stood in that Republic, and
Mexican interests in the United States in re-
ciprocal relation. The basis of the treaty will
differ but slightly, if any, from that which we
foreshadowed few days ago.
ave understand that instructions from the
President will leave here to-day for our Minis
ter in Mexico"
| MESSAGE OF THE GovERNoR OF New HAMp-
sHfRE.--Gox. Goodwin, of New Hampshire, de-
livered his annual message to the Legislature
on Thursday. The present State debt is a
fraction less than ST., 400. The causes Of edu.
cation and agriculture are represented as re-
ceiving increased attention, and as being in an
encouraging condition. Manufactures are
stated to be assuming healthy position, and
the Governor trusts that the enactment of a
tariff protective of home industry will be adopt
ed by Congress. The banking interest is in a
more healthy condition, and new charters are
disapproved of, except where shown to be for
the public good. Thera about seven hun
dred miles of railroad in the State, with cap
ital of $l6,000,000, and which cost over
$20,000,000, much of the stock being unpro
ductive to the stockholders. The Governor de
nounces notification and disuniOn, and SAYS
that New Hampshire will never NEEDLE with
the domestic institutions of her sister States
but is bound to prevent the extension of Sla
very over territory now free.
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Mr.. MILLER'S LECTURE.

Henry W. Miller, Esq, of Raleigh, North
Carolina. delivered his lecture in behalf of the
Mount Vernon fund, at the Smithsonian Institu-
non. on the 30th ult., to large audience. From
a notice vi the Grafton which we find in the
National b,tedigcncer, we extract the following
passage:
The plan of the Grafton, which was quite
original, necessitated a wide range of historical
detail but the distance the orators mind shot
firth was but to acquire the momentum in re-
,arnng to his point, which presented great power
~ the peroraton. He commenced by quo
ting the disparaging Judgment of Carlyle upon
thr eighteenth century, that it was destitute of
heroes. a blank in the cycles of time 1--WE quote
ihe idea, not the words and thus adroitly, out
OF his own mouth, coniounded him. He called
up the natnralists, men of science, philosophers,
historians political economists, and statesmen !;
the l.inneuses the Humphrey Davys, the Glib
IONS, the Jeremy Benthams, the Bacons, the
Newtons. the Lockes. the Fredericks, the La
iayetteS. and the Napoleons, of the Old World !;
the Franklins, Henrys, Hamitons, Adamses,
Jeffersons, and Washingtons, of the New, all
of the eighteenth century; and presented them
IN a light which that century might challenge
ali preceding ones to vie with it in the produc.
ton Of great minds, and the origination Of con
trolling Influences.
4" The manner in which his mental wand
brought up before his intently- listening audi
tory, in lfelike form, the illustrious personages
Of the epoch under review, most graphic
Peering above them, he described the immor
tai Washington, and as we listened, we recalled
the sentiment las our own) of GuiZot over hi:
deliberate signature: OF all the men who eve
lived, whose every word, motive, and action,
would adopt as my own, the only one was Georg,
Washington Abiding to Mount Vernon a
the home of Washington, the orator most feliei
tously corrected his language, substituting hi
residence rather, He witolc country rds HI
hOlne'
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DOMESTIC SUMMARY.

FREMONT AND THE MAR1posA RANCH IN LAW.
COL Fremont has recently commenced an act
ton in the United States District Court against
Sheriff Crippen and securities, for the sum of
and refusing, as alleged in complaint, to exc
cute writ delivered to him last summer for
restoration of the Josephine Vein, in Bear Vail
ley, about which, as our readers will remember
much excitement existed at the time The
bondsmen of the Sheriff. who compose many Of
our most wealthy men, were served with the
process by Deputy United States Marshal viii
lia:ns, on Tuesday last. Col. Fremont com.
menced the suit on April 18th against the men
who have of late been working the Pine Tired
Vein. He claims damages in FIVE thousand
dollars-an injunction was granted, restraining
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA.

Strumous Scrofdlous affection, the curse, the
blight, the po,atos rot of mankind They vile and
filthy well fatal They arise firm contamination
and mpurity Of the blood and be all around
US everywhere One quarter OF all We tainted
with them, and One-quarer these die Of them die
f'oshy, too because they curaole Ayers Sarsapa
ria cl ans-s out the Scrofalous corruption from
blood, renders II pure and healthy and eectualIy
purges the foul contain nation IRON the system. No
longer grosn under your Scrofnlous disorders the
irresistible Aver has provided his mastery combna ZION
OF curative virtues that he calls Sarsapara Democrat
Waterbury, CT
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MO remedy louder ca.. by The nccess lilies
~ OF the American 9eapfo thHn aud sas cure tor
Fever and Aga. such enabled 10 orr " IN
with assurance, founded proof hal harm eaa arise
from its in any quantity.
That which protects from prrve 3s disorder
be OF immense service III the where pre-
walls sPferenttoH s.,ef than cure, foI he patient
capes the ass which he must violent attacks of
hi; Jaienul dtemprr This Cure e1pel. the
poison OF Fever and Ague from IA, suJ prevents
the development OF the disease II taken the drsl sp
proach OF It's premOnQIV sYlNro!ns. Ii only ii
beet remedy discovered this class of co M
plain bot al>a lbe cheapest. The large quantity We
Sur;IY NT dollar Grngs II WI mn The reach of every
body and bilious districts where Fever and A,,s
prevails every body hcuid have and ficc!y ho,l
Tor and protection. IL Is hoped Inns prlcp , poc
within the reach of all The pO Us 81 4. the rich
great >uperiOy OF thus r,mfdY Vser ANY OH ever
covered tor the speedy .4 -ris rHf nlern ,i;,er,
is that Al con,a,sN S.unic lnt raj cOusq, uenIly "A
produces situism or other pJut effects wnarye,
upon the constitution. tn, Sc cured by il a.. 81, a.
healthy ~ II they had lever had tho d,svas.
Fever aud Ague Is alc ~ . Hlc11lt nee of ih.
masmatc poison prgal e.frty OF III. oIdere ans,
from ITS ITtltauon slGA5 wiuch Neuralva Kbcuma
usm, Gov, ,laaasca nc, Blindness TOOthache Eararhe
Catsr.R Asthma, papitaton, Painful Affection a. an.
SpeeR, Hyster RS, Pam IN the Bowels Coiic ,,a,alvs
and Derangement of the Stomach. all af which yybr,
origin Lifting in this put 10 intermittent type on
become periodical. This Dare expes the poison from
The blood and ...eHty cures them all alike fl
an lnvsuah projection 10 eHgrsn's and persons lrsv
cling temporarily residing ia %" n'aarous dis,rlcs
taxi en- OccasIDnsly day while eXpos- ID the ut,c
uon, that Will Ne e1creted trout tis and CANNOT
accumulate in suflcrG, qrFriY 10 ripcn into disease
few vii ever spi,eT nom la ermiucntS, II they avail
themselves Vt The proiecuOn This =, Bedy anOrIs
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AYERS CATHhRTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes Of Family Fhy sic,

are so compos that disease WhiH the r0nr heir No
uon can rarely wths;,..u eya,ie them Pher ppn..
uaunR pronsre.S search, aud clranse and iylgo ale
every od0n of the hnnan organism crrrrctug lis d..
eased actlOn and restoring its hea hy vaiah les
consequence OF these properties III invalid gLa IS bow,
down with pain sIc~ debility il " lo.shsd To G,o
pie and inviting. ''"1
Not only ae .hsI Gaze he everyday comp sinls OF
everybody but sisS many formidable and DANCE ron,
diseases The agent below nanad pleased 10 fGrssh
grails my Ana mean Almanac, ctHtsInng certificates OF
iher cures and directions FOR hcIr Ia the following
complaints COsies,eSS, HG3bDra III aknes, rf;,,,tI
tram DsordeTed Sonach Aous'a Ldicssncn P~,a -, o,,e
Morbid Ianenon Of 0e bo,cet Fla is, n A0s5 AJpai
Jaandice, and Other ken red co.a, ais. ri>ng ilon
low sat Of The body cbsisGcon of us funcuons The,
are an excellent al,sssvc or the OF The boc
and the restoration OF tone strength the - ST, IA
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