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CORNUCOPIA.

COX'S CORNUCOPIA,
~ Corner Market Space aud Cdnol, GeorgstGtcs.
Every luxury of the season. both from land and
water, sueh as SOFT CRABS, HARDA A
do, Ol STEERS. FIR ESH FISH, TUR vEA3
TIE, &C., &c, can bs had at the above lE.# II
house at all hours Of the day served up ia FtyIs %
pleas the taste II the most fastidous
ma 25-lw
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EANCY GOODS.
ATRFDUcFD PRICES.

Il ATaREDUCED PRICES.
Having on hand a very large stock of fsacy and
Ml'llntry floods, comprising IA part: f:nibTUider-
les, Collars, Sets, Cambria aud SWISS Edgiass To-
servings and FlouncIngs, Lace Goliara and sets,
Valencia laccs and FdEIHEs, Back aud Whit,
Real Thread Iaccs, BacE ace Collars aiid Polbts,
parasols. Dress TTimmings AID tihdtnss al Al
the finest quality, large sBd warned ASSORTMENT 81
Bonnets, ibbons aud Flowers Also, heady made
ally found in a Fancy Store. All Of wh.ch haze
dtarni ned 20 sell. from this tune until the lst Of
: steInber NJ greatly reduced prizes. adde's will
therefore embrace the oPporunIts of supplying
themselves At stevens New Fnres Stors; $50 Pa.
avenue. X. c. STEVENS.
N ID Large lot Of Mourning Sets and attest 81, le
Valencia Trimmei Handkerchief just recri we'd.
NAV N-ootf R
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EOK RENT-A very convenient three-story
BkiCk HOtSE on Beall street, few steps
from Christ Church. good garden lot, and
pump Of excellent drinking wster almost at the
door: The house has just been thoroughly repaired
and newly painted. and has gas tlITOuShout the
dwelling part. IL has five lodging rooms aud two
Pariors. al moderate SIZE and convenient. Terms
moderate 10 a suitable tenant. Apply to SAMUEL.
MCKINNEY, No. 124 Dunbarton street, George
town. ana - If
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SAFETY LINE TO HARPER's FERRY.

The new. swift, and commodious steamer =. q
BRENGIE. Capt. w. II. Rttsr, -
E leaves ssd Ieotgeto%n for harPers Fer kz
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY nj 7
O'Clock 2: "a, Returning. leaves Harper's Fern
DAY, ate O'Clock a. M For light freig hi or passage
apply To w. n n. G. RITFER
". BAH frelghts must he pre- paid. ma 2S-Im
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WE ARE INFORMED that the offence for which
Alexander Eggleston (pardoned) was convicted
was not the disturbing of funeral procession, but
resisting police officer
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= kOHI.BERG. at lao Bridge street, George
-. town, ID. q, Is sci ing OF has entire stock Of
Domestic aud Fancy Dry Go,,ds. Bonnets FlAts
shakers, Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches, silks No
toms. Gentlcmen'S Furnishing Goods, etc. and a
great many more articles usually Kept an a well as
sort,'d Dry Goods and Fancy Stare, at cost-that As
az New York wholesale prices The attention OF
wholesale and retail purchasers is invited.
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MKN's DRESS SUITs,
YOUTHs' DRESS SUITS,
Youths Business SKits,
CHlLDRRN's DRESS SuIrs.

NOAH WALKER Co, Marble Hall ClothInf
announce that their annual display of Spring ant
Summer Clothing Is now ready for inspection. II
Is comprised Of an assortment of Geblemen's am
IOuths' Clothing of the newe.t and richest design
Ia material, trimming, aud workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy. IN
fashionable articles of dress, opportunity nov
offered for selecting from the attractive stool
of X esdy- Made Clothing in this city, ut very re
duced prloes. ap 8-ly
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SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoR IroR Does any Of
our hgn MYERS ever at too much dinner. III any of
our readers have cooks " no tempt their appetits
title too lar, will tell secret that will lead them
20 th2 ENJOY nent OF their dinners without visit
rom that equity old gentleman-Dy spepsIa.- Take n
dose OF DIR. Sapiords IuygoratOT after eating, and
You Will never be troubled with estIon but ON
te contrary, before the next meal time ap proaches
tle aPpette Will be sharpened to appreciate any
KIND OF food the food rises sOurs the lnvIgO-
rator VIII Ink the matter right at once. We have
ed II To doube doses On one or to occasions for
the sex headache, and Its acts like a charm.
SOLD by all Druggists. ma % 2w,r
MILLIONS ARE WASTED by those who buy worth
less nostrums aud forget tbs virtues and efficacy of
Mrs. NJ. ". GardneT's Indian Balsam of Liverwort
and Hoai hound which cures all manner of Lung
Complaints. nd has proved invaluable. ii may be
found at all the Druggists. mar 25-iw
WET GOODS.
Wet Goods
Wei Goods,
We have just received several cases of Wet Goods,
pu. chased at auction in Rev Ork. We would
quest especial attention to this lot of goods they
were bnught at q great tacrihce, and will be sold
very rhtdpJ casa. Many of them are not soied.
Great bargains may be ex pected.
r. BRIcE HALL,
ma z-S Nos. S73 and SIS 18th st., above l.
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap. Ice
Cream and Water Ices at so per gallon, at the
Phladelphla Confectionery, corner 18th and F sts
ma Slim
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WARD MERTINGs.-See calls, in our advertising
department, for Ward mectings-in the Third
Ward this evening. and in the Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth Wards Tomorrow evening
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S0l BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MERCER
cOO POTATOES just received, ia good order
and for sale by BRA DLEY n TAYLOR,
ma IL lGI and l66 Water street
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Commercial.

ApDEvILLE. July ii, 1869.
Cotton None in the market Would Bring
from to l04 cts.
COLUMBIA. July II. 1858.
Cotton.-We have no salos to report to.dey.
CHARLEsroS. Jrly II. 1859.
Cofton.-Sales Of cotton for tlfrts days 400
bales. at unchanged prices.
Exw SoKk, June IL.
Cotton.-Sales of cotton today 300 bales at
frmer prices.
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Otituarn.

DIED. in this village, on Friday the 9th IN
htant. Miss JULIA G. WHITE. danphter of Eze.
Siei White. in the 18th year OF her age Julia
was. III many respects. an uncommon girl !; her
order Of mind was above mediocrity and as she
had been raised by pious parents, religion sc EN-
ed to be its controlling princip ipe. She was "A
constant atsendent upon the Sabbath School, and
appreciated the instruct ions she there received.
She had been member OF the Presbyterian
Shurch for abost S years, and although che was
called away suddenly she was ready willing, and
anxious TO depart. and be with Christ which was
Tar better; 1t was privilege to witness such
3eaih.bed scene.
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Headuuarters.

Headquarters,
EDGEFIELD, C. H., July i, 1859
GENERAL ORDERS, NO.
WIFE following Regiments Of Infantry will
- parade for Review aud Drill, at such
times aud places rs herein directed:
The 10th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
Richardson's on Thursday. the 28th of July.
The 7th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at
the Old Wells. on Saturday, the 3Oth of July.
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at
Mrs. Brunson's, Oh Tuesday, the Cd of August
Rext.
The sth Regiment Of Infantry w i'll parade at
Morr"w's. on Saturday. the 9Th of August next.
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at
Lomaxs OIL Tuesday the 9Th nf August next.
The officers and non.commissone officers will
assemble on tire day before the Review of their
respeetve Regiments. for drill and instruction.
Volunteer companies will be inspected, and
the books Of Bea, companies examined
W. G.. M8RAGNE,
Brig. General
II. W. ADDISON. Brig. Mujor.
July ~. 50 II S:
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July l4th 1859.
Piano Fortes.

7 HAVE arrangements now made with n nun
l. Der of the best Manufacturers Of PIANOS,
whose improved instruments greatly excel in
sweetness, flness and quality of tone oil their
former make. by which can furnish orders for
the hest quality cf Pianos ut from Twenty five
to Fifty Dollars cheaper than they have been
sold heretofore.
Tie following arc some ot the make ofPianos
that can furus, and would recommend; IIal.
let, Davis Co.. Chickering, Nuns l. Clurk !;
Stemway and Son ; Stodhart; Dunlam; Bu.
can & Raven. Cain;an and Ianci,er, and the
briggs Patent Double Sounding Bou1d Pianos
Also, Boadman and GRAY.
VIM RAMSAY,
l4z Rfchard-on Street,
Cclamtia, S. {.
July II. 1850 l2 If
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Florida Land for Snle

CONTAINING a6o acres (by U, S. Su.vey,)
The building and fencing all nes land all fresh.
all having been clenrel since December. 1856
There is moro than ono THIRD Of the tract in a
high rtate OF cultivation. which produces in a
manner that would delight an old ALbeville
farmer. The truc, is ali covered with oyster
Shells and will last for ages, 1t is all high and
dry, heavily timbered, a little broken and not one
foot Of .oaste land, cypress pond the tract.
Tho neighborf,ood is excellent, composed princi-
paIly of Carolinians.
i viii fell bargain, as have killed up my
stock reducing it to cultivation, and am not able
TO purchase more. For particulars apply to The
undersigned at Ellsville. Fla.
A. J. NEAI.
July II, 1859 IL 1t
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TO Cont. ,tors,

TO Cont: ,tors.
VIE Undersigned will receive proposals. nm.
u I'll the 2Sd of this month, Uuly) to build
q y L III Z g 6 III u e g III
on til tho site Of the present Episcopal Church.
The building will he about 81 43 feet, ind..
pendent Of Chancel and Tower extensions. Brick
WIN 1e furnished by the Committee, every thing
else by the Contractor.
.I,ayments: One fourth when the sleepers are
lid one third when the building is covered and
Tower fnishedsAtlre balance when the Church is
received by the Committee.
rlans and Specifications can be seen on and
after July 10Th, by calling on the Rector, Rev
Is. johnson, at Abbeville G. H.
J. a. CALHOUN,
J.F MARSHALL,
a. M.SMITH.
EDWARD NOBLE,
WM. ii. PARKER.
Committee.
July l4th. 1859. l2 2t
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Greenwood Property For Sale =!

Greenwood Property For Sale !!
NliE Undersigned offers for sale. his house
Il and tct IN ;.:e village ol Greenwood, A5.
bevilie District. Soul, Carolina. The lot con.
tains three and three quarter acres, with all he
ccssary improvements including well of excel
lent wntei.
There are nine rctms to the dm elling, with a
fire place in cac!, room. with n pantry at.
ached. Tire heal:llincs. of the plare--the con.
Tenience to the GreenvIle and Columhin
Rail Road, and the advantages of Made and Fe
male Academies render II a desirable location
Convenient to the lot is II small tract Of Lnnd
containing One Hundred and Twenty five
acres. (about ninety of wi ich are in woods }
which am willing 10 dispose Of Being deter
mined to sell, ii bargain can he obtained
JAMES II. CfIIEES.
July IL, 1859 10 f
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Sunday School Celebration. -

THERE viii be Union Sabbath School CeIe.
L bration at Wiiliamston on the Goth July
instant. Sabbath Schools of all denominut,ons
and Minister'S generally, are respectfully invited
to intend. Addresses are expected iron, several
gentlemen "f piety and .aiert.
Persons attending will he expected TO prev ide
their own refreshments. Il. no public provieen
will ho made. An extra train will he run for
che accommodation of those de.irous Of attend
lug the Celebration.
Is. F. MAULDEN, Chairman.
c. F. IIoKE, Sec'y.
July 18th, 1859 l2 It
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES.

LIST OF CONSIGNEES.
Remaining in the Depot at A66epille for Tie
~eek ending July H. 1859.
John Bro%nee, Cunningham, A ! t:iink
scales, White, f Marshal, l. ! TAYLOR,
> McGowan, r Jones. Lee d Wilson, Mrs
Mary Ellison, F Calhoun. II w Lawson, w
II Parker, Norwood. J NJ Perrin. Ii s
herr, L Perrin, Il Haskell. Cobb Hunter
and Co. " Black, J White Levi Gordon,
5as Lomax. D I. Wardlaw, A Clark Jr, J L
Barnes, j f Miller, b NJ & A Winstock Is
Latimer. John Enright, Mrs T. Parker, IL
Bedford, W ID Mars
ID. r.. SONDLEY Ag't.
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Challenge,

Challenge.
nAfT WM. CLARK-Deor Sir Muck and
" Sans half stock, in your neighborhood
this winter will nix the com rara,ive grade of
your Trained Dogs.
GEO. l.. +. bfRDSONG. Esq. crares the
Championship Of Fox Hounds in the States Geor-
gia and South Carolina. I will loss two solid
days to pit DoJbin and Clara (year old, Scptcm
ber) against his eight picked Dogs end his
eleven selected Bitches-I taking yIun'rn,
jimmy and Sam along when bid to head the
Red Fox, and give tho Puppies and the Geor-
gia Dogs n Cowpen Chase.
Very Respectfully,
j. W. JONES.
July l4tl 1859, l2 1t
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NoTICE.
Freight rs Cheap as the Cheapest,

FTelgnC RS CheaP as the cheapest.
nIIE Excel l!i"e having been thoroughly or
L ,ganized on the Goth April, ]: l.. Wade,
appointed President, t. II. Jri.nson, Secretary,
K J"hnslun. Agent al Savannah and II. +. Rma.
s"'l, Agent at Anguish; the Steamer Excel will
drirh:., and Icl,itnorc Steamships at Savannal,
nnd Georgia l;nll Road II, Aueusla, leaving Sa.
vnnnnh on Saturday Evening, and Augusta on
Wednesday Sornng. All Guo,ls for Northern
and European markets and the Interior should
he a:i'is"so"d To care of Agents Excel Line at
Sav"nnnh and Augusta. Forwarding OF conrst
free
"!tl; n:en 60 Perfectly acquainted with the
70 wnrdng and shipping business; It is needless
to assure the public that p,omptn"ss will char
acterize all operations Of this Company.
II. JOHNSON. Agt Savannah
II. +. RUSSELL, Ag't Augusta.
May j. 1859 i 3m
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NOTICED

NoTICEs
14OO Acres of Valuable Land for
Sale,
RY the Undersigned, and am determined to
~ sell l425 Acres, more or less, in Lincoln
and Wilkes, aud 483 Acres in Columbia County.
on the waters OF Little River. upon which IL II
large
Merchant Flour Mill,
with6 run Of stones. SAW MILL. BLACK.
SMITH SHOP, WHEELR1GHT and COOP
ERS SHOP {; 4 Dwelling Houses, two Stores
and Masonic Lodge. an excellent GIN HOUSE
aud SCREW, capacious Barns, Stables and Ne.
gro Quarters. The Masonic House contains 6
large rooms, we'll flushed, with fire. place to
each room. There is also Post Office at th is
place. with q tri-weekly mail thereto. The
Store rooms rent for handsome Remuneration.
Fine Orchards and good water on the premises,
with River and two Creeks running through
the land.
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Notice..

,t" p ~ NOClC0.
WILL be let to the Lo,eeh Bidder, on
w Friday, the 20 inst, tho building Of two
GES-ons across Cars Creek. and the
other across Gilrs Creek, both on the Mosey
Ferry Road, near DR.. Yarbrouchs.
Fs5 8. s. BAKER. Com.
July 4th, 1889 II st
Press Copy.
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Release Of Kidneppers.-The trial of Ken.
1,ings. Lowe. Mitchell and Davis for K;dnap
ping, commenced at Cleveland, Ohio, on tie
9TH insi. Nolle prosequis were entered in their
cases. and those of the OBerln rescuers who
were awaiting triul. All the prisoners were dis.
charged.
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" SEQ advertisement of DR.. SANroRp's Liver
2nrigorator in another column.
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SALES FOR AUGUST.
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
10y virtue Of snndry Writs of Fiera Facias
ID to me directed, I will sell at Abbevle
Court House, on the first Monday in AUGUST
next, within the legal hours of sale, the1ollowing
property. to wit:
Negro man Phil rs the property Of William
Morris, ada. Geo. w. Miller and others.
6 Negroes, to wit: Mariah and her three
children, Charlotte, Dennis, George, Peggy and
child Sam. as the property Of Dewitt G. Tilot.
son, ada Robertson, Hudson, Pulliam aud 9TH
ers.
House and Lot in the village Of Greenwood,
bounded by lands of e. r. Calhoun and othors
a. tho property Of s.. Lewis Bond, ada Clifford
Waller and Others.
TERMS-cASH.
JOSEPH T. MoORE,a s. A.D.
..Sheriffs Office, July 18th, 1859.
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500 Acres

we'll timbered. and consisting of Oak, Hickory
Poplar. Pine &c. Timber ready sale at The
miil-Pine, $l2 per thousand feet Oak, Arh
and Poplar. $40: Walnut and Hickory, $40.
By rough test Of DR.. Cook, Of the GrIff1n
Mine, he found the gold ore taken, from ,hs.e
lands worth IS cts. per bushel. There is also
Copper vein on the place. distant from LiaeoIn
l2, Washington ls. Appliug ID. Georgia Rail.
road IA miles, and within one mile Of tho ceIe-
brated Columbia Griffin Mine. now based BY
Senator Hammond and DR.. Cook
The land is very productive Of Cotton, Wheat
and Corn. A bargain may BE- had in these
lands Twill either sell altogether, divide the
tract by the river and sell either side, TO suit
purchasers, as either side is we'll improved with
buildings.
JOHN L.WILKES,
Lincolnton. Ga.
p. S.-iiaving to leave in q. fcw days for the
Virginia Springs. in consequence Of III health.
not TO return beinre September, hereby consti
tute Anthony Harmon. Esq, of LinconIton,
Ca, and ". NJ. Barnes, Of Raysv,Ile, Ca, my
Agents to sell the land in my absence.
J.Lw.
June l3. 1888 . am
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Secondhand Work.

I have on hand a few good Buggies and Car
riages which will cell cheap.
Ths public arc invited to giyys mo . call. and
clisfge nothing for looking.
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A large Stock Of Carriages and
Buggies on Hand.
THE Subscriber takes pleasure in informing
Il those who are in want of Carriages or Bug.
ges, that he has. within the last few weeks.
visited some fifty of the most popular Carriage
Factories in the New England Stales and has
with great. cafe had
Manufactured to Order
scmc Of the best of work.
Expressly for this Market,
and now offers the sams for sale at prices that
cannot be beat Ia this country. This work,
with large stock Of my own manufacture, is
warranted 10 be Of the best material and work.
manship.
Having made all necessary arrangements will,
the best Manufactures I am prepared to furnish
tp order every style Of Carriage, from the finest
Coach dowd to a child's WheeIbarrow, at the
shortest notice, and at very low prizes for fine
work.
Please glvo me q call, and examine the work
My stock consists at this Time, as folIows
ROCKAWAYS-diff"ret styles,
DOUBLE SEAT BUGGIES-no top,
SINGLE SEAT BUGGfES--difTtret styles
Extension Top, Sliding Seat BUGQIES,
Single Seat TOP BUGGlES, (ine,)
Wool.stuffed and common COLLARS,
HARNESS--fne for sl6. and upwards,
WHlPS,a large stoch, ;t frur, IS cts. $3,
Fine FLY NETTS, for horses,
BUGGY UMBRELLAS, best quality.
ChiIdren's Carriages and Gigs.
in fact slmost every article kept in a Carriuge
Factory.
Ny stock Of Trimmings are fine and large, and
] ohl therefore prepared to do all kinds of re-
pairing at tho shortest notice and best style nj
prices that cannot be underworked by any Shop
in the tt,. .cotlntrv
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.EsuI11itures

am nlso prepared TO receive orders for any
style Of Furniture; and deliver the sams to this
place. at ss low prices as can be bought 10 any
Southern market
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9Ovofaax hHac1aaxae

will aIso furnish SINGERS SEWING MA.
CHIMES It Now York prices, with only the
freight added.
Z. J. TAYLOR.
AbbsviIle G. f., Msy II, 1889. 4-3m
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,

are so composed that disease within the range of their
action rarely Withstand eyade them Their pen
eang properties search, and cleanse and inyigorate
every portion Of the human organism, correcting its
diseased action, and restoring Its healthy vitalities As
consequence Of these properties the invalid VINO i
bowed down with pain physical debityis astonsbed
TO lind his health energy restored By remedy at
once simple and inviting.
Not only DO they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
Of their and directions for their use in the follow
ing complaints; Costirc8ess, Heayt5iuH, Headache,
arising from dsoTdered stomach Nausea, Indigestion
Pam ~ and Morbid I5Gct5oa oftte Boarels Flafeney
Loss Of Appette JGi9l2ice, and other kindred COM
plaints arising from low state Of the body obstruc
ton Of its functions. They an excellent Alternative
for the renovation OF the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength % the system debated BY disease
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AYERS
Ague Cure,

FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re-
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Head.
ache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the
whole class OF diseases originating in bile
iary arrangement, caused by the Malaria
of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the me-
eessities of the American people than n sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such We are
now enabled to offer, with perfect certainty
that It viii eradicate the disease and with as
sursnee, founded ON proof, that no harm can
arse from lis use il any quantity.
That which protects from OF prevents this dis
order must be of immense service in the cornmu-
mites where it prevails. Preoe1i0a is better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run in violent attacks of this baleful dis
temper. This {" CURE cxpels the miasmatic
poison Of FEvER AND AeUE from the system and
prevents the development Of the disease, if taken
on the hrst approach of its premOnitory symptoms.
IL IS not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints but also the cheapest.
The large quantity supply for dollar brings il
within the reach Of every body and in bilious
districts, where FEyER AND AGUE prevails every
body should have it end use i freely both for cure
and protection. II Is hoped this price will place il
within the reach Of all -the poor as wen as the
rieh. a great superiority Of this remedy over any
otner ever discovered Tor tho speedy and certain
cure of Intermittents is that it contains no Qinine
or mineral consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the consttu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of
the masmatie poison. a great variety of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which Neural
gia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma Palpitaticn,
Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain in
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and DeTangement of
the Stomach, all of which, when originating IN
this cause, put the intermittent type, or become
periodical. This at URE expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike.
1t IS an invaluable protection 10 immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing in the
malarious districts IF taken occasionally or daily
while exposed TO the infection, that viii be exere-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it
is even more valuable for protection than cure and
few will ever suffer from Intermittents, if they
avail themselves of the protection this remedy
affords.