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YOUR GOODS FOR cash


And be no longer led by those who hold out
long time and big profits.
Here it is hardly necessary for us to saw Tint
one Of our firm was one Of the first in the
Northern Markets. and nearly the last to leave
1t, and that we have many Of the novelties OF
the season, consisting in part, rs follows:
1}nrpge Mantlcs $3.50.
Mantillas mt SlUU.
Mantilla Shnwls.
Illusion Caps.
Robe Almeda.
Robe I.eonora.
Robe Mngicienne.
Robe Quilles.
Robe Les.
Robe J. lmperatrce.
Double Skirt Robes,
Robe Chevaier.
Robe A 2 Volants.
Robe A 2Jupes Folants.
Bonnels from 25cts to $40.
Esmora!da Sleeves.
Primalonna Sets.
Levella Cloth.
Esmoralla Barege.
Granidicn.
Circular aud Quaker Fans.
White md Col. Pique.
Tine Back Combs. 800
Barege Robes Double and Single.
Plain Bnreges, l24cts.
Thunder and Lightning Hats.
Straw Hats "f every co oor and style.
Clothing Of all styles and prices.
We hand you this short list but if you will
bring with you the C A S II. we can show
you many goods that will make your hearts
leap for JOY, and pay you we'll for coming fifty
and even M hundred miles.
Fearing that we shall occupy more space
than the Editors Of the /" Banner" and Press
had the kindness to reserve for us, we shall
make bnt one more appeal.
1t is to those who live at distance to
c"me to town, and if you cannot buy all
of your goods of us for Cash. you will find
some Of the Fogies who are clever fellows and
ever ready to welcome you inside the portals OF
their doors. and extend to YOU that which we
refuse-Timel Time!l Time Il until time
shall he no longer on their books. then take
from you scrip "f paper on which is written,
Zone day after date" DC. with your name at
the bottom.
Our advice would be, bring with you the
filthy lucre, and pay as you go; then.
Calm will be thy sleep as infant slumbcrs,
Pure rs the purrst thoughts thy dreams.
And all the JOY tn is bright world numbers
Shed Der thee her ming led beams.
MOORE & QUAIFE.
April 6. 1s5s-49-tf
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April Dividenda

Bank Of Newberry 81 share, payable the
4th, Planters Bank Of Fairfield. sr4 cents a
share payable the 4th. Fireman. Company.
Charleston, 80 cents share. payable the 4th
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Cotton Burnt.

We learn from the Winnsboro Register. that
about twenty bales of cotton were consumed
by fire. on the down freight train of Friday
The car was injured but little.
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The Southern R;oht. nr,o,,,.

In consequence of the incemency of the
weather on Saturday last, the Tilt Of the
Southern Rights Dragons has been postponed
until Saturday, the 10th INST
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Sale of the Government Orran.

General Bowman. Superintendent of the
Public Printing. has purchased the Union news
paper establishment, and will take possession
in about two weeks. Perhaps its name will be
changed.
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Gen. Bonham will please accept our thanks
for the 9th Volume of the Explorations of the
Railroad Routes from the Mississippi River to
the Pacific"
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DeBows Review.

We have received the April number of this
valuable journal with the following table Of
contents
Henry ". Longfcllow and his Writings. Bv
n citizen # Alabama The Old Domlnion-The
Valley Of the Rappahannock. Byr(eoree Fitz.
hugh, of Virginia /; Tie National Metropolis :;
Public Health in Connection with Internnl I'm.
provements Liberin and the Colonization So
siety;:-No. l. By Edmund Ruttin. Of Va. {;
the Tombs : HistoriGsrtn Collections of Louis
rath /; Should our Usnrv Laws he Repealed :
BY III. c. GiyepS Of Kentucky Department of
Commerce ): Department of Internal Improve
ments , Department Of Mining and Mnnufac
lures; Department Of Agriculture Miscellan-
eous Department; Editorial Miscellany.
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Lost Warrants,

NOTICE is hereby given that after puhlica-
~ tion for six weeks, application will be
made to the Commissioner Of Pensions, for the
issue of duplicates of Warrants. No. 3s46O, for
for 100 acres issued to Zachariah Smith also
issued to Amos H. Townsend. No. 4sl63, for
l6O acres. Act Sd of March. 1856.
The same having been lost and Caveats
against their location entered in the General
Land Office.
J. T. STEPHENS.
Attorney for Zachariah Smith and A. H.
Townsend. ....
Abbeville c. H., 8. c., Feb. llth, 1859.
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Russell's Magazine.

We are indebted to the publishers for the
April number Of this popular monthly. 1t prel
sents it's usual interesting miscellany anda genia
and graceful criticisms The best literary Ia.
lent Of the South is enlisted in it's support and
the Editorial Department has ever exhibited a
high order of literary tnste and culture.
With this number commences the third year
aud fifth volume Of Russell's Magazine. The
proprietors are grateful for the support and en-.
couragement they have received, and will en-
deavor to merit continuance of public favor.
To ensure continuance Of the work, they
would call upon their subscribers, to make
prompt payments for the coming year.
The following is the table of contents of the
present number:
Volcanos of Ccntrn! Trance Actress in High
Life Together Slavery in England: Sonnet
from Michael Angelo: Avolio. A Legend of the
leland Of Cos ; Beautiful Earth An Old Ac.
quaintancc Lines; Gov Richard Irvine Man
ming; Princess Isle From an unfinished Ora
ma Illustrations of Scripture from Modern
Travel; Lines Dogs: True Lovers; Mary
Beatrice: Facts. Anecdotes, Literary Estravs :
Bracelet Editors Table Literary Notices.
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m "A IL X ETS.


AbBEvILLE. April 7, 1859
Cotfon.-Very little has been done in this ar.
'icie the Pnst week, in consequence Of the war
intelligence from Europe, OH the receipt of which,
our market fell from to I on all grades We
not'ce some sales yesterday, however, that
seemed to maintain former prices fully. We
would remark that the market is very unset
tled in consequence of which we omit quota.
tions.
COLUMBIA. April 6. 1852
=, Co1on:-Ihe cotton market has improved a
little, and some 276 bales were sold Yesterday,
ut ST 1911
CHARLESTON. April S.
Cotton.-Snles of cotton to-day 900 bales
prices have an advancing tendency. There was
little done after the steamers news.
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Dividend.

The Planters' Bank of Fairfield has declared
dividend of eighty-seven cents per share, for
the six months ending the fourth instant.
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" Libraries are ss The shriuss1 where Ill the
fsjies Of ancient Saints, full Of true virtue, aud
4 v.tthpt, ,rishelt dSusiop: or i%P9stqre, srs pre-
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The Lancaster Herald reports storm in
that District, blowing down trees, and unroof-
ing houses.
The same paper speaks Of the returns for
Court as small. and among them no capital cases
and it also announces that there is not singl le
prisoner in jal-certainly cause of congratu-
lntion to The citizens of the District.
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Tho Senior Exhibition.

We regret TINT we were unable to attend tho
late Exhibition of the Senior Glass Of iErskine
College. We learn that there was fine at.
tendance on the OCCASION. aud thai, the perfor.
manccs were highly creiitable to the Institu
tion. The College is now in n very flour,shing
condition and the number of students in atten.
dance unusully large. We extract the follow
ing programme Of the exercises from the Tiles.
cope:
The Winter Session in Erskine College closed
on Wednesday evening Of this week, rs usual,
by an Exhibition by a portion Of the Senior
Glass. The following was the order of exer.
cises
>, II. N. Lynn. Upton, Tenn.-Genius-lIer
Triumph
J. IL. MDnl. Chester. s. C.-The Palmetto
State.
Josiah Mofratt, Chester. s. C.-PhiIanthropy
ILLUSTRATED by Howard.
Joe IL. Polhill. Louisville, Ga.-Foreign 10y.
atty to the American Flag.
a. Blum Paslay. Laurens, S. C.-The Defen-
deg Of Iiber.yI
S. Pressly, Due.W West, S. C.-Reign OTTER.
ror.
J.R Ralston. Hopcwell Tenn.-pleasure
and Influence Of Association.
w. W. Simonton. Upton, Tenn.-Downfall
Of Poland
w. b. S,monton, Fairfield, S. C.-Thc Man
Of Iron Will.
Charlie Simonton, Portersvlle Tenn-Con-
servntism.
G. w. Tolbert, Abbeville. S. C.-Whatt
Coming.
$. NJ wylie. York. S. C.-Italy-Her Liter
atnre.
or course al did we'll and again Of course
some did better. The exhibition was fail
one.
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Window Glass, Putty, Oil, &C.
80 Boxes best French Window Glass, from
8<l0 to IA SS22: White Lead, DC.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
-4bJeviNe District-M the Common Pleas.
Geo; W. Robinson. Attachment.
for another,
vs.. Thomson L Fair. Atty.
Benin V. Posey.
w IIEREAS. the Plaintiff did, on the fifth
" day of April, eight hundred and fifty
nine, file his declaration against the Defendant
who. Ut is said.) is absent from and without
the limits of the State, and hos neither wife nor
attorney known within the same upon whom
n copy of the said declaration might lie served
1t is therefore ordered that the said Defendant
do appear and plead to the snid declaration, OIL
or before the sixth day Of April, eighteen hun
dred and sixty, otherwise final and absolute
judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C.C.P.
Clerks Office. April 5. 1859 ~ ly.
a.. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
4dbberiUe District.-In the Common Pleas.
Geo r. MccalIa, Attachment.
Benin V. posey, Thomson & Fair. Atty.
w HEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the fifth
w day of April, eight hundred and ffty.
nine. file his declaration against the Defendant
| who. Gt is said,) is absent from and without
the the limits of this State. and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same upon
whom cory of the said declaration might be
served: It. is therefore ordered: that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said de.
cIaration. on or before the sixth da, Of April,
eighteen hundred and sixty, otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be given and
awarded against him.
Clerks Office, April I. 1889 40 ly
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PLANTERS HOES.

100 Dozen New Pattern. warranted Cas-
Steel Hoes, Of best English manu- facture at low
prices.
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CHARLESTON. April r.
q III ITU AIRY
HAIR ! WHISKERs!! MouSTACHEs!!

Use my Unguent, and You can have Beau.
tiful pair of "hskers and Moustache. thick.
soft and luxuriant, within Six Weeks, where
there were none before, and will not Stain the
or injare the Skin. Price. Fifty Cents per Bot
tie sent to any part of the United States.
Address
JOHN M SAUNDERS,
1852 Third Street. New York CITY.
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POPULATION OF LoUIsIANA.-The corrected re-
turns Of the State census Of Louis show the
following figures:
White population of the State. 25,Oo7
Free colored, -. lS,l64
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Abbeville c. H., 8. c., Feb. llsh, 1859.
M GOD m 1 ~ .

NJ ~ III IN & D q
DROPOSALS will be received till Saturday.
i. the 2sd inst. 10 find all material aud
build Session House at Upper Long Cane
Church For Plan and Specifications call on
the undersigned.
- JAMES A. ALLEN.
April 7th;. lsb9-4e-2t - ~ :,
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Gutta Percha Betting.
Just received Lot Of the above Betting,
Three Ply, Four, Six and Eight inches wide.
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Sugar, Coffee, and Molasses.
so Bags Rio. Java, Lagura, Maricabo and
Mocha Coffee.
Hhds. prime N. O. Sugars.
20 Bbls. Stewards C. do
l6 do A crushed Sugars.
Hhds. Muscovado Molasses.
20 Bbls Best New Orleans Syrup.
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Adamantine and Sperm Candles.
80 Boxes. best Adamantine and Sperm Can.
dlese for sale low.
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A T X d r RS
GROCERY AND PROVISION
S T O r d !
PLANTING POTATOES.

A SMALL Lot Of choice Yellow Pink Eye
n Northern Planting Potatoes, for sale at
greatly reduced prices.
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n...r Attention!
Southern Rights Dragons!
~ YOU are hereby ordered 10 appear
1O at your usual Parade Ground, on SAT-
IA URDAY, the 18th APRIL inst, for Drill
aud Instructions. - ~ e.'s ,"'5-
-F''A " - By order of r: ~ Il.
:. 4ila :.,i,.al ~. ,.II CAPT. PERRIN!
McL4yosLlN, O. s. :.
April Z. 1859, SO Ct
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$50 Dollars Reward,

2 d, FOR BOB. the Carpenter who tr.n-
# %away the eth inst, said ,Bobis a4ail
-. athletic, brown mss be hss . bsll head
and bis front teeth .sre missinR, ,t;, T..
The shove reward wlil Bs9iysn for. bis safa
delivery. ''!.H %'T'se %0'@SA g'g" '1a ~
p@l .,'H..a si.Ii csi'nav Gsa IA. N. 6MIgH.i
-siApsa ssa Se,4e-.f.j.Ss siS,eo ..la sssi4s
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Lime, Plaster and Hydraulic Cement
Always on hand. at lowest prices.
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New Styles Parisian, Fans and Parasols
The graudsstl novelty Of The SEASON.. ,ud
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BUCKETS, TUBS, KEELERS, CHURNS,
A large supply of Wooden Ware Of all kinds.
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The achooI difficulties we're agaiH made The
sabisct Of discourse in both Protestant and
"a CAhSlie ;chpeehss ip Bosteov On Sunday, Rev.
TO tie rules OF tie scbools. and advised them
u Who Md lesf, TO retusn, whils Father Wiyst
ytsSuRsete edshsmssessem true %; their iAith
and to fpips ~ EafeFesssspt ef.hs selnpxiou'
HuleA -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20

C"Ln>rL T. u. BAKER, OF California. who dcl.y-
cied m'.t el-qreWt and touching address at tho
funeral IF NJ. iru'lervk, is TINS mcntiu,e by
,hr Washington ,hr's ,'ondeut of the PalAdc-
phiA Press:
"Dont you remember Colon,l Edward d. Ba-
ker. Of Illinois, the eloquent eulogist If Broder-
lex He was an opposition representative (when
Colonel F"rney was the democratic candida &c for
clerk and defca;ed) in $3.50. Colonel Baker
WAS lorn iii Englarl, aad settled in Illinois,
from which state, after being naturalized, he was
elected To Congress. He fru-ht with great gal
lantry in the Mexican war; aud afterwards rep
resented the district wl'ci bad beru previously
and was subsequently,, icp:e-ontet by the late
distinguished Thomas l.. Harris, While mem
Der Of the lI,use, his martial spirit and manly el-
oquence made such an impression that the ladies
sojourning at the National Hotel held sponta-
meeting. and presented him with beauti-
ful sw 'rd. | remember, very well, that he re-
ceiyed il from the hands ofthe accomplished Mrs.
George Pitt, OF Philadelphia. lie j. . man Of
the blrst impulses; and. although n member of
the Republican party his disintnrested support of
McKiben in the late canvass, and his resolute
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20

NEWSPAPERS IN ARKaNsAs.--T There are now
published in tho State uf Arknusa. thirtv-onc
newspapers, and when the Old Line De1,,crnt
and the Western Democrat appear, ther. will be
thirty-three. There are fifty five counties in tho
State. nnd n population Of about 3jO,0oo, of
which about 250, 900 arc whites Takingth pro-
portion Of males aud females ns shown hy the last
census, IA IL guido. there nro about 10000 free
white males. Tho ratio of voters to free white
males is about one to two and halt, and this gives
about As. 900 voters. S.. then, there are three
newspapers tn cvcrv five counties me newspaper
t" 1900 population; one newspaper to every 5000
white males, anl onc newspaper to every 400
voters.
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Railg Sirgiaiaa.
From the Kendall lEnglish) Mercury.
Love-Abduction- imprisonment M ar
ria1a

rage.
1t will hc in the recollection of most Of our read
ers that on fine morning in the summer of 1884
the quiet town Of Appeby was startled with un-
usual activity, by an announcement that n young
girl, resident ut boarding school in tho town.
Ind disappeared during the night, in company rs
was suspected, and as turned out to hc the lact
with her music teacher. The Young ndy's at the
time was We believe, 10 or IT, while that of tho
gentleman (who then held the situation Of organ
ist Of the parish chureh) might be about "a. Pur
suit was forthwith given. and tho electric tele
graph put in motion. but the rarties arrived nt
Gietnn, where marriages could then be cele
bra,ed dd hbitnm, without regard to age or
my other Of the legal requisites attached to the
English ceremony, md the Gordian knot was
tied ere veto could be put upon the rash pro
ceodings.
No doubt the happy pair now thought tho worst
pasta too common dclusion-and that cxplana-
tiuns and rcconcilintions would follow us n mnttcr
ot course, aud their future felicity be secured. -
But, alas ! their hopes were soon dissipatcd. At
tie Carlisle station. their return tho iron hand
OF The Superintendent of Police was laid upon tho
arm of the happy bridegroom. and he was con.
signed to duranco vile on n charge of abduction
while the Young lady, his wife, was slragh way
hurried to her parental homo On tho tanks Of Lake
Nindcrn,cre. On Subsequent day, the wrath of
the ladys parcnts aud of tho scloolmisress who
initiated tie legal proceedings being nrpeasabc.
the captive lo,er was inily committed Tor trnl by
the Carlisle mnjs>trnc~. and Mt the Wcsmorc,and
a-szes, held At Aplhhy, in the month Of August
Iollowing-thc mphrr nf tho young Indy appear
ing as witness against nhc was found guilty
add sentenced 10 hlnc months inrrisormct ns n
inst class ~ .sJemcauEn,.
y gur>' ION was IN. ussod hv the lullic at the
Tine whether the m"lflasc which had been ccle
hIatrd lctwccn the parties was binding upon them
bat the 'cgn w'rl, including the Judge who tried
the cnS', "" hehr," uo doubt of its validity ne
corIing l. tIlr laws # scotland, binding ia Eng
land, WAS ruts;l laiHcI: nud that, nutwtus tanliur
tho conviction tor abIuct,on the gentleman. on
tho termination oi has mnrisonment, would havc
lie, al right To claim the pnssessiun ui his youth-
tul wife BE ttis. however, ~ il may, We Gem
nit the question T. the hands Of tho curons in
.uch matters. Wilde We proceed tu our remarkable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20

QrfER E,orrafNr-- Sixty MD SEyFvry.-ALout
"A week sinccu fair young girl arrived IN thi, city
trpm London. Canada West She cnmc nn the
Port Bur"ell racket and took rooms nj "A mp,ie.t
hui comfortable huci. Her wardrobe was Iathcr
~can'y, but she had plenty Of money, and calling
Ia her ail ecverul mlllincr- and dress makers she
dashed out in II gay and attractive style
Sue registered her name a> Sarah May, London
&. W .-de .tluatlnn West. She told the landlord
she expec ed her uncle at the end Il the week and
on Saturday morning he arrived, lie was an nc
tive and aiabIe gentleman. well dressed and airy
but gray Il rat. AMI evidently hixly years old
al least, He paid bis nece's bill, ard tho pair
purposel leaving on the $50 Columbus trian--
Bat early III the afternoon there arrived at the
hotel IN uncoutA old man in baggy trowscrs, II
bed blanket Coat, a hat belonging 10 IA lre, lou.
G"reraticI,. and with slight Yorkshire ntcent.--
This old man nnSrily e nlronted the oher old
IMAM and charged him with having run away with
his daughter, who WI. NJ, and never had been
hi~ (tac q her old mans niece. The other old
man, tie rev conner sad, bad wife and eight
children nt home. four ef whom were grown up.
it also appeared fam the il jured fathers stn;y
tna. the ancient gay d+ceiver's name was McMD-
kin; that he bad been magistrate that he was
man ut wealth and had borne sp)tiss. chiraa.
ter NJ to the ti.nr he intuce1 the grl to away
with him, or rather bcire him. The retired ma =
i,trarc had private in'rrvIcw with tbs girl, ia.
il.er--we d. hot knrw what was said ar what t,r-
eular influence waS LguuG ht 10 brnr uton the in-
jute, la,ber-ba h. rcturnc t. l.,ndtn, and the
Irnrcd mngstfa'e ana The young girl lot ou the
$50 {. lImi u lrin. We get tlo-c fact llrn
The ian ilord in whose hotel the ec catric drama
wa paycl. We bnve 10 further ,jartc liar, bgt
they apparently have queer way Of dung .un.e
lin IN A4r> Albert ; countrv. CVeurc'daR
Pljnieai1.
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MEDICIHHs. 90.
BALTIMoRR Lock HOSPITAL.

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Who place: himself unds. the q Dr. Josa.e. ayr
rely upon his '1''l Organic 8 pss.IssS; %xAksrss
rhls disease .ho penalty frequently paid by thossw
I'm. are to" ap, T commit sssss.s o% nj Being aware
he s. ma, , Ss vs ns y sns
creation M !. c. 'oons, y 'hoss As. Into s.s.s ~.
sa'sy "spras he MOS. ssSa. sSa sssras.i.s
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,.oss srsrsr East sdo " y,.. srsrs t2Rs PAsr'os-
stamp be a.cd iss .ry Person. ..ns. sSoaid asss
IL, nv" WI" ssee.S auAPss.ss
Recent Oh slight Cares Cure IN Two Oayss
NO MERcIRy OR NAusEons Dnres USED
DIR. JOHNSTON. slI6a s5asa
Member OF Tho Roya Colsrr Of SURGEONS. odou r.dusts
from the s%in:s Colleges q q, uasa sss,ss
ID r asss 1s s:s. So = ;:. %
arsa being alarmed sudden .saad. Ss:
" s @SS ss% ss,. s,a ss1a sometimes with d'a'
w H.. ,..G GEETAaS :I ,aS,als, RlsExsE :, ...
s a. s as y Sa'ss % os
liability eau alone beirend him eiayng iii The eons,ituos
ssas @ as sss e a.
1 "" % ss. % s.ss ss and Node: % Il: ~: ss
ny with frgiN mpid i a! as, The palate o. The msah
ne 3" ' s "Ss ee ~ m .s 1u. as
period to hs dreadful safsrns by sending him 70 chat
n @ "sn." S% rsss p. nS sss n. To % s1s
rcey an" from his extensive practice In the rs Hospitals q
md speedy cnro 10 The unfortunate Victim o ,hs horrd dis.
II /. mechanically met, thu, thousand. fal victim. 10 his
dreadful di.es owing 10 the Of Ignorant preten:
., ~ and % ,rr ss"d .he anir.unas sufferer 70 an un us
' ''" Il THEE xxx rnnTi1Tah Efiri sSrc S,fGHs
Dr. J. n,lrcsaes nil those who have injured themselves by
n"1 s,s E IL III ssS ..n, effect. ,....
~ S m has % ., ySh VIII j. wss.nsss ss :. s Hack and Limb.
rapia',n Of the Heart Dyspepsia Nervous ra,iblIy, De-
na.mS" "I n" DIGESTIVE Functions te"era Debility mp-
Mr&i$t'-lhe FEARFUL Effects upon the mind are much 70
sprts E, Forcbodngs Aversion 10 society se Distrus
,e 'i s"'nde iluidy &c are nome ofthe evils proda-
'' Thousand Of all ago. can now Judge vA.. III.
n"" rs @ ard s @ s sSss
m m '1 rssT md 'f1iSs SSpsS%S sSrny ro an
dANio WEAKNESS. =. 80
by TIL, great and important remedy weakness o. the organs
most md debliaied who had lost q. hope have
r Mental Disqualification, Nervous Irriiabiity Trem6fnEs
and Weakness exhaustion Of the mos fearful Kind speedily