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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-02
FROM THE ABBEviLLE BANNER.
REGISTRY OF VOTERS


Mr.. EDITon: Will you publish for the ben eft
of the voters Of the Town Of Abbeville. the
following extract from special Ordinance III re-
lation to the Registry Of Voters, for the purpose
Of warning all those who desire to vote at the
approaching elect ion for Intendant and w ardens
of the Town Of Abbevle. that they must regis
ter their names before next Monday, if they
wish TO enjoy that right7
The words Of the act are as follows, to wit ::
Every person who shall be qualified to vote
for Intendant aud Wardens of the said Town o
Village Of Abbevie, shall, ut least one week
prev ious to the approaching election OF In
tendant aud Wardens. Of the said Town or Vii
lage. which occurs the second Monday OF
September next, register bis name in book
to be kept by the Intendant, or Clerk Of the
Council, for that purpose, and shall pay into the
T'ruasurv of the Said Town, the sun, of One
Dollar; and no person failing to comply with
these reqnsitons. shall be allowed to vote ut such
election.'
We desire the above to he published, us there
are many on former occasions who though de.
, sirous of voting. have lost the privilege of so
doing BY neglccting TO register their names at the
proper time. LIONEL.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-02
THE DISTRICT AaR1cULTURAL FAIR

We ect the attention of our readers to
the Rules and Regulations. which have been
adopted at late meeting of the Executive
Committee for the government of the District
Fair, on the 10th and 20th of October next.
The Committee have already let out the con.
tract for the erection Of the necessary build
ings, and are using every excrtion to secnre the
success Of the coming Exhibition The Fair
promises to a very attractive one, and 7io pa ins
will bs spared to give variety and interest to
the exercises. The committee have been very
much cleered by the sympathy and encourage
ment which they have received from the vari-
Gus sections of the district, and they trust that
our citizens generally will, enter into jealous
competition for tile premiums offered. TO the
ladies especially would they appeal for their
sympathy and cordial cooperation, and trust
that their-contributions will be furnished lib
orally. =.
The annual address before the Society will
be delivered on Thursday the goth Oct. by the
Hon. A. BuRr. on which day also, the premi.
ums will be awarded.
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COSTUME BALL AT WILLIAM sToN.

The propretors Of the Williamston Hotel,
are making preparations to give grand Co.'S
tune Ball on Tuesday the 18th inst.
The Ball Of the last season was q decided
success, and no pains will be spared TO- give
brilliancy and cclat to the forthcoming demon.
strntion. Our young friends have now n rare
opportunity Of exhibiting their taste in the Sc
lection Of appropriate costumes. and person.
ating the gay beauties and graceful cavaliers OF
chivalry and romance. We anticipate large
attendance
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-02

Ex PRESIDENT PIERcE.-Col. Fuller in lis
Sparks from n Locomotive" thus speaks of
ex.Prcsident Pierce:
"l'ut Of nll the strangers Of distinction in
Rome, none is more courtch or more respected
than out mucl.nbnsed ex:Presid-nt, Eanklin
Pierce. Modest nfuble and courteous. every.
body is seeking his society will, as mucl, eap.r.
ness ns he avoids publicity. He refuses all
invitations except il he to join few Ameri.
cans; aud then for instance, at a Goldfish din.
ner' at Harry Stones, We find him The most
entertaining and the most agreeable Of com
panions. lie will leave soon for England
which he has never visited, and where he " III
hnd It difficult to avoid all tile honors that a.
wait hiln. see some Of the American papers
are urging General Pierce's name. ae a candid
ate for the next Presidential term, but it is ut
terly useless. Nothing can induce him TO ac-
cePt second nomination, nor n public office
of any grade. Notw outstanding nv own
official head wns ore Of the Fl ret to roll ihte
the bushel under General Pierce's administra
tson, yet cannot forbcar saying, in all SINGER
ity and truth, that would snm up his Lioera
ply in these brief words: He was a BRAY,
General; patriotic President; an homes
man. His enemies found IL easy to abuse Lu
impossible to impeach him"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-02
UNION CAMP MEETING.

The exercises ut the Union Camp Ground
closed on Monday last The attendance was
unusually large, and the meeting was of q
very interesting character. Many excellent
discourscs were delivered by the Rev. Messrs
McSwAIN, FRANKS, CARLISLE and other clergy.
men in attendance, and much religious feeling
was manifested. The unusual order and quiet
which prevailed, and the attention which was
given to the religious exercises, were the sub
ject of general remark. About IS persons made
profession of religion of whom about %
joined the Methodist Church.
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. B I T u a r Y

DEPARTED this life at the residence Of her
husband, on the 23rd OF August, Mrs. MAR
Garrett G. SYFAN, aged 81 years.
She suffered much, but bore 1t with greut for
litudc. When asked if she was willing to die,
she sa id what ever was the will Of God was hers;
that she trusted in the mercy Of her Savour.-
Could u kind husband or friend have saved her,
she would have heen here now but she is gone
to her Saviour mud redeemer, and with her babe
now reats i'll peace
Oh, weep not for the dead,
But rather shed the tear,
For those who sadly linger,
In pain and sorr,w here.
know that she is happy.
With angel plun,age on.
L-t not your heart Lc desolate
But think where she is gone
a FRIEND. I.
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SAVE YOUR GARDENS.

JfA v W. ~ MA
Dir. E. LYON, French Chem list, discovered
an Asiatic plant, the, powdered leaves Of which
is deadly poison to garden worms, ants,
reaches. bed bugs, ticks, Heas, and all species
of Insects. while it is perfectly harmless to man
Kind and domestic animals A child can eat it.
He hos received medals from Russia, France,
England, Germany, and numerous medical col
leges and societies. It is a most important
discovery. The iden of being rid of these pests
in wnrm weather is luxury. We can now
hear the bed-bugs lament
Lyons Powder, sure MS fate
Will our race EXTERN mate.
Arrangements are made through Messrs.
BARNES d PARK, of New York, to sell it
throughout the world. 1t is put up in tin cam
listers. and bears the name of E, Lyon.
Magnetic Powder kills all insects in tricc,
Magnetic Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample Flasks. 25ets. regular sizes, scots & 81
BARNES d PARK, New York.
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ID. II. SONDLEY, Ag't.
ABBEviLLE, Sept. |, 1859,

AbnEvlLLE, Sept l, 1859.
CorroN.-Our market is quiet. We quote
extremes ut from S to lO9c.
IIAMnrEG. S. c., Aug. 90, 1859.
CorroS.-This article has dropped n little
since our last report good midling brought
! l4c., one lot fully fair realised l24. one bale
new cotton, We were informed, sold nl l3c
AUGUSTA, August Goth 1850.
Coton.-Thc demand during the week has
been moderat. and the few operations have been
at II decline Of IRON ! to cents from the highest
point of the last tw" weeks. Nliddng Fair
may now be quoted n, II cents. Holders are
firm and buyers are unwilling to make conces.
sion.
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GEN CAss or NATuEALIzArIoH ESboRsIp IN
ENGLAND The London Marine Chronicle. refer
ring to the recent letter of Gen. Cass to the
American minister Mt Hanover, in which lie
asserts the right of expatration as one of the
tights of man, says:
The occasion arises from demand male by
the lianoverian government on man born in
Hanover returning 10y accident to the place OF
birth,. to undertake military service. The
American government, firmly and with Justice,
repudiates the claim. 1t would. in fact be
m9nstrous if person who found the laws Of q
military nation at variance with his views,
could not. by renouncrng its protection, ab-
solve himself from its claim. At the same
time the constant and increasing migration OF
individuals from their own to other countries
senders it highly advisable hat doubt should
e1ist ON the matter, and the right should be
defined and acknowledged by every nation in
the world. More ihnn once serious difficulties
haye arisen from the want Of n clear under
standing on this head. in reference 10 the
mutual position Of the French, and British sub.
Jects. Instances have occurred lately when
brenchmen naturalized in England have claim
ed the protection of the French law: and, on
the other hand, the same law has been att emp
ted to be put in force against them. Neither
party seemed fairly t" have understood their
position. Moreover the process Of natnraliza
don ought not to be left to the mere caprice of
the several States. Fhe ques,ion"is one which
ought to be treatedsby general accord, and un-
ni that is done we cannot hope to escnpc occu.
sional entanglelnents. MI the more annoying
because :hey might be esily avoided.
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ABBEVILLE
FEMALE ACADEMY,

MISS NJ. +. PUTNAM, the Principal of the
W. above Institution, returns her thanks to
public. for the patronage heretofore extended,
and solicits its kind interest during the coming
year. '.'t 10 ... - . r. o.. ~ - -
The exercises Of, the Academy will be resu,
med on the SECOND MONDAY OF SEP
TEMBIaR, under the direction of the Principal,
assisted by Miss c.. Wright. graduate Of one
OF the best Normal Schools, aud thoroughly
accomplished teacher. ,t#S .1t.a: : -,
The following are the Rates OF Tuition for.
the Scholastic Year of FORTY WEEKS:
Spelling, Reading md Writing, $500
The above, with Geography. History, X. =. -,
Grammar, Arithmetic and Composition, 24.OO
The above. With, Algebra GEOMETRY, ~, y
G64thiary, .Bocsny'a Arithmetic, Logic, q.
Rhetoric and Ethics, >. =. $500
The above, with French and German, 4s.oo
The above with Latin and eFsskt i, 4o6el
,s Tse oi the Piano IN taking ls.sons es.oS So
Useof the Piaaoin prsctising, s,,a ;&aOO
Contingent expenses fhy ycents. each :,
Session, or One Dollar per year. ~ ''<'"H ~
Aug. l2, 1859, rs, II Sts@'s !a,s; .ssss4 1894
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THE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN

Mr.. c. T. PELHAM, the Proprietor Of I'll is ex-
cellcnt journal, on account Of i'll health and fire.
4uent absences from Columbia is induced to
offer for snle half interest in the establish
ment. The Guardian is one Of our most val
liable exchanges has large and continually in
creasing circulation, and presents rare orpor.
tunity of investment to some enterrrising
young man.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-02
THE AUaUsT ElKcTIoK.

The congressional election in August resul.
ted as follovst -
North Car,iiua. 4 Democrats and Know
Nothipgs- y-,.- -
zsnnesses, 7 opposite members to 8 Demo
Gratis
kentucky. Z" Democrats to . opposition. In
this State the Legislature is largely Democrat
ie. and thus Hon. J. j. Crttenden 10 likely te
haye chance II retiring. to make room fol
the elec.iaH Vice President Breckenridge te
the Senate.
= One in doubtIprobably the Democrat hsi
been successful. -" - = ="
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=, :,
:, liow ABSURD EEr"IsTs ARE ST,nrEb.-Inline.
'i'a''iy after the ."rpearnnce of the letter Of
the President t" Judge NJ MGarilcss, The New
iork correspondent OF the -Richtn"nd Wing
aclib'r"te'y stated. IN n letter which appeared
IN that paper. that that Mr.. buchanan had
been influenced by Miss Lane TO throw the
weight "i his Administration i'll favor of the
NOMINATION. "f Cen '" Lane for the succession.
,"asn"'h MS me latter gentleman was also. on
hsr 'n' her s'de' the u"eie OF that distinguish.
ca iahy!
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THE ABBEvILLE MALE ACADEMY.

The exercises of the Male Academy will be re-
surncd on the second Monday Of September,
under the charge of Mr.. WM II. Wnlrr Prlnc-
pal and Mr. Vim. c. WNnDL Aw, assistant. Pu-
pills are requested to be punctual in their at
tendance at the opening of the Session.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-02
THE GREAT EASTERN.

This mammoth steamer is advertised to leave
England for Portland, Maine, in September.
The Great Eastern differs from all ships which
have been built before, hut chiefly in Its great
magnitude. It's length is $50 feet depth So
feet. breadth SO feet, and tonnage 23,0s2, and
whilst it is equal in magnitude to half dozen
of our largest steamers, and even oversladowe
Noah's Ark. according to the received computa.
tion Of that structure.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-02
THE CITADEL ACADEMY.

The Darlington F1oy suggests the name of
Capt. G. {. TEw to fill the vacancy occasion-
ed by the resignation of Aiaj. +. W. CArEns.
which is endorsed hy the Conserc"tist These
editors are both graduates of the Institution
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NOT A CANDIDATE.

DIR. }. j. WARDLAw, requests us to say, that
whilst npPreciating the Kindness of the friends
who recently nominated him for the office of
1ntendnnt of cur vilnge, yet that owing to the
press of other engagements, he would respect
fully decline the nomination.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-02
WILLIAMSON HOTEL
CosTuMH. .A--

60 TU M II aArr
a COSTUME BALL will he had at the vii.
- iamstou Hotel, on TUESDAY, SEP
TEAlBER Is, 1859. The following are IN,
Managers:
SENIOR.
Cen. j. B. Griffin, Gen. J. w. Harrison,
J. G. Calhoun, Esq, Col. s. Fair
Col. II. Y. Simons, Col W. II. Camnbeu.
Col. i. J. Robinson, Capt. j. W. Iiyino.xnn.
JUNIOR
>: l.: G's', w. NJ. Gibbes,
l.. =. Batter. w II Pprr;n
>. u. ei"rshall, DIR. Il. o. Elliot.
}. d. Shnnklin, w. C. Davis.
L. Knots, J. Dozier.
WiIliamston, Aug. so. 1859 10 q
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We learn from the !Southcr. Guardian that
Senator Chesnut will be complneuted with q
public dinner in Camden on the 2sth inst, at
which time he will define his position.
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SONS OF MALTA.

This benevolent Association, says the Quar-
dian, is making rapid progress in this section of
the State. The gentlemen connected with
Columbia Lodge have'been very energetic and
efficient in spreading the eorder. Delegations
from this lodge have visited and. es-
taelisl,ed forishing lodges at Charlotte, N. G.,
and; at Rock Hill and Chester in this Slate.
Last week a delegation visited Williamson,
Springs and initiated hfty members. Ihtsili-
genoe from these lodges state that they are
working well. 'sWiliaa,aton Lodgs 10 the afsl,
in the State. ;.&y .-%,.yr. -...g. 81
49stl,dis connection We may mention sha,
Coldmbin Lodge has rs2sntly, made a do.
nation Of $50 to tbe Columbia Female Orphan
Asyium. Thisss their first public aet; Of be.
/ nss0lenoe and probsiy win not DO the last
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-02
Q Q N s IG m z e

Robt Lynn. Samuel Cothrnn. II S Cason, w
II Parker. JAS Calhoun, Scuddny IL Barnes,
Mrs Marshall. Tnggnrt e. McCnsan, II j
White. Levi Gurder, j Calhoun, G L Haskell,
Il Burns, V ClinkscaIcs. J McBryde. r +
Morris, l. Taylor, N I.at'imcr, a Clark ir,
J T Lyon, J j Adams, y Harrington, Cowan
d. Britt.
d. r. SOSDLEY AGt
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O. III. IIERER

We direct attention to Il very interesting
communication from Mr.. @. ~ L,EnEn, the
State Geologist, who has recently made Geo
logical survey of orr District The conclusion
Of the article will appear in our next issue.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-02

THE BITE OF TIE EArrLEsNAKE-A An unusual.
y large number of persons in different sections
ofthe country have been bit by rattlcsnakes
this season-The following is the latest case,
and the mode of treatment: ,,,ae,e.
4 son of Cassius M Clay, of Kentuky, while
CUNNING recently was bitten on the foott 'I,y
some poisonous reptile. supposed to be rattle.
snake, ankle and his bojyinmedately exhibit.
ed al the symptoIas of the most viruien nvpoi
sonIng; but he was dosed until stupefied will,
appie!6randy, and the next morning was Il
well as ever So confident vus Mr.. Clay q
the efficacy Of alcoholic spirits in all cases, o.
poison by Tile bites Of snakes and insects, thai
ie did notsebd k,r physician. saleratus IVA,
oound oound upon tiie spot, unti ammonia could b.
produced. when the former was mojstened win
Hn!This was upon the theory tha: poison ID "a.
ssid and any a}kali will answer, though ammo.
MA hthonght 70 be the best
!. Fsrt .A{vs So
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MAYOR OF CHARLESTON

The Charleston. papers announce that there
are three candidates in the field for the
Mayornlty Of that city, viz Hon. Charles Me
Beth, present Mayor; Col a. o. Andrews
and Col. John Il. Carew
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A Valuable Family of
NEGROES FOR SALE

"1LL he sold bv the Sheriff before tho
W. Court House on Sale Day in September
a NEGRO WOMAN &c years Of age, and
THREE LIKELY YOUNG CHILDREN.-
Said woman is likely, smart, active and healthy
and Is Il first rate Seamstress, Cook, Washer
and Irouer
They are sold to satisfy judgment iI favor
OF i'r. Joseph ". W. Marshall against the sub
scribcr.
HENRY S. KERR
August 2G, 1859, ct
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Attention Washington Troop.
P%oHsu % AT,f ', to orders received from \,-a
po'. - burrlss, you are hereby In
ordered to appear at your usnnl Muste, l4&&
Ground on SATURDAY. Sd SEPTEMBER.
for drill and instruction. Capt Jas. C. Mart;n j.
charged with tho extension of this order.
). c. DEBRUHL,
Major Abbeville Squadron.
Sept !, 1859. 10 80
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.lt IS impossible to give full explanation Of
these petrographicai terms in a newspaper.
Communication. The interested reader is res!
pectfully referred to the last published and the
next official reports.T; =
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FL Y MI E N z a L.

MARRIED, on the 2SLh August $50 by the
Rev. James Il. Gilbert, Mr.. JAMES HENRY
PURDi to Miss SARAH JANE BONDS. oil
of Abbeville District.
MARRIED, on Thursday, the 25th Auerst
1859. by the Rev James Moore, Mr.. WESLEY
A. SMITH tn Miss FRANCES LITTLE all of
Abbeville District.
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Notice to Creditors.

I'I1E creditors of HENRY s. KERR, mer.
4 chmtof Abbevile village, SC, ure hereby
notified TO hold a meeting at Abb-vile Court
House on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3d..
ls39, mt 10 O'Clock, a. m., for the purpose Of
examining lis assignment, made for their benefit,
Oh the 10th inst. to determine on accepting or
rejecting the said assignment. and 10 appoint Oh
Agent I" act with the Assignee.
This assignment in tho mean time is open for
inspection at the law Office Of Edward Noble.
Esp, AbhevilIe G.. II.
JOSEPH I. MOORE Assignee.
August %, 1859 IS q
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HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS.

This distinguished NIississippian is not will
ling TO submit to the rule Of Black Rcpubli.
ean Administration.
In an address to the Democratic State Con.
rention he said in conclusion:
Our countryncn have two paths before them.
either OF which the majority Of the State and
al the people are free to choose. The one leads
hy the wny of t:surpation md tortrous construc-
fioh, through disrord and civil strife, to the
obstruction Of this best hope of republican
government. The other through peace and
prosperity by the pcrrctuity of the institut ions
we inherited mounts to an emincnce which
jooksdown on n continent Of equal, sovereign,
confc'icrnrh States. We are hear I believe
to The point at which that selection is to he
made Our fathers feared the convulsion
which til" election Of President would pro.
duce. lie next generation regarded the ap.
I'reh"nsion as unfoundcl TO US, its realization
may he appointed. because to us it has been
reserved to witness the organization of party
seeking The possession Of the government not
TOT the common good. nst for their own pecu-
har benefit, but as the means Of executing a
hostile purpose t0war,lsn port ion Of the States
lie success of sncl party would indeed pro-
'iuce an ''irrcsisiahle conflict" TO you would
be presented Tire question, will you allow the
constitutional Union to he changed into the
desp"tism of ma ni"riiyi Will you become
the subjects of a hostile government, or will
YOU, outside the Union, assert the equality, the
liberty aud sovereignty to which vou were born 7
f"r myself. say. as | Said on former occasion,
III the contingency of the election of a prcsi.
dent Oh tho platform of Mr.. Stewards Eurhrs.
ter speech, let the Union he diss,l,ed. Let
the great but not the greatest OF evils" come.
For rs did the great aud good Calhoun, from
whom is drawn that expression Of value | love
anu H"ncInte the union OF these Stu;cs but
love liberty and Mississippi more
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Return Day.

Return Day.
a LII those who owe the late firm Of WEIR
"A MILLER, and who are worth the cost.
will he sued by next Return Day. ir not paid be.
fore that time. Il has now been three years since
we dissolved. copart rship. and we are deter
mined I" have ohr money--if we can get it.
Yours respectfully,
WIER d. MILLER.
. Aug. 10, 1859 l6 St
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

We direction attention the advertisement by
JAS. L. McCELvEY ofSthe sale of two valuable
tracts. of land, near Calhoun's Mills, also of
plantation stock, tGc. Purchasers would do
well to give him call.
See Also advertisements of Reward offered
hyD. B. CApE. Application for Charter of the
District Agricultural Society, Meeting of the
Washington Troop. and other advertiseme 10.
In DONALD 4 RAsoR's advertisement, notice
the correction.
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SENATOR CHESTNUT.

Has been established in this District, calle
Alpha, WESLEY RoDEnTsoN, Post Master.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED 49, LETTERS
BY Royal &e@ iESss PATENT.
THIS invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure Of all, those painful and dangerous dis
leases incident to- the female constitution. :.
|. 1t moderates all excuses and removes all oh.
structions, from ~ whatever, cause. and speedy
! epye may be relied on.
i;'% TO MARRIED LADIES
.itis peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time
brihg on the monthly period with regularity.
a. CAUTION.
These Pills shoul Id not be taken by females.
that are pregnant, during the first three months
as they are sure TO bring on Miscarriage b9S
at every other time, and in every other case
they are perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs. Heaviness. Fa-
tgue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the
Heart, Lowness Of Spirits; Mysteries, Sick
Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
occasioned by disordered systems, these Pills
will effect q cure when all other means have
failed. - 80. -. -. s.,-,-....,-, 81.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
A bottle containing SO pilA aud encircled
with the Government Stamp Of Great Britain,
can be seut;3poss free fer$E and 6 postage
stamps.
7GentraIagens for United States, Job Moses,
Rochester NY. stea .i.,7,r -..4 e...Ntza '-.yss
Sold in Abberiile by Donald MeLauehlin !;
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