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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13
SYMPATHY OF GEoRGIANs.

The Mercury gives an account OF a celebration at
Charleston Of tho opening of the Charleston and Savan-
nah Railroad, in which large number of Georgans
participated At the dinner Mayor Macbeth Of Charles
ton, made speech, closing as follows
1.-THE storm from the North which RACES around
has united in stronger ties than ever and the
hearts of the people of Georgia and South Carolina swell
in unison. We PEOPLE hereafter, and those
whom God has joined together, let put asunder.
Tremendous applause
Mayor Jones' olSlvannah responded closing as follows:
"South Carolina and Georgia have common Interests
and hopes in the future; aud told you in Savannah,
that the first rude blast that rustes your Palmetto will
vbrate among the sturdy oaks on our Shores and tell
You now that your Palmetto has been rusted and that
oak is sending out It's in brawny defence ire
mendous cheering fer Georgia and South Carolina and
the effort will never be relaxed until Southern Confed.
eracy is formed. Cheers And, gentlemen, this is the
sentiment of Georgia. The meeting in Savannah
expression from the masses and the resolutions the
voice Of the people, for there parties now in
Georgia After the ballot is closed We may be as one
people. Great applause
number Of speeches were made, and toasts drunk,
kindred in sentiment to the above-after which the cee-
bration was brought TO 4 close
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a t.sops TAXA paEssSIea Of Feri heuls, e ae
Ma choloE iut 70 ffnd r1dn-ei tai-ssr
90 frs sa 0at These Of positive Aggrsssioa- sen
~ ~ and must be such II South Carolina choose SI
~ hi apd M she may consider herself In or out OF he smon
nav prefer Bet IN way she makes var upon we e
5sr,i rovernnent she maIt not look for peace -, 4,
In our ad1mc1t the less Of NE North have 70 10
er nc better Union viii be safe In The hands OF he
sb ,one The moment issue Is made shan ma pow
| Inon party 10 every southern state viii comprise he
eat bux Of the property Of the south, and Ill rAy
m no have anything stake in the welfare OF me country
ar Of their own state The discussion Of this ueet v no long
IL Nj on enc TIE whole subj viii be Tally eanvassed
~ H. besungs uness the YAnceys and kindred OAtains
~ a. s5uth light Of eis BY some act OF deiprae
v ne whole South viii eventually become perfectly ssushed
ba yery e they from the preseHt Union would be mn
rltsv aggravated BY lis dissolution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13
THE VOTE OF VIRGINIA.

We are compelled 70 republish our table Of returns
again without being able to announce definitely, the
sui. of the election in this State As the figures now
stand Breckinridge leads Bell so and the thirteen
ses 10 be heard from gave Leteher 6SI The chances
thus seem to be in favor Of Breckenridge but in the
counties not heard from considerable gains for Bell are
expected and We inclined TO believe that the re-
suit can ouly be definitely sscertaiued from the official
returns We have the following reports not embraced
in the table Bells majority in Cabell 100 aud in BFaS-
ton and Clay 75 and Breckinrdges majority in Calhoun
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TILE GREAT RANK FRAuD.

SPEIxGFrELD Ill Nov. 9.-The Boone County (lndi-
anal Bank fraud exctes considerable CONSERVATION
among bankers about Western paper money. The real
source OF the oversue is not vet discovered The init
nation that the engraver is implicated is not borne out
by facts as the plate has not always been in his posses
sion The fact that the spurious issue printed from
genuine plates does not impcate him any more than 1t
does the Bank officers auditor, who now holds the
mates
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13

INsrRBEcrION IN GEORGIA.-An insurrectionaIy plot
was discovered on Tuesday among the negroes on the
plantations Of W. c. Cleveland, Harry, Simmons, David
son johnson, and others in Crawford county. A v.
Dreer aud Culin Davidson from Pa the latter school
teacher were the rngeades They have been arrested
and with forty negroes, are ia jah-Aagsta (Gdl Dis
patch, Of 9h.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13
MARRIED.,

Cover Lea Hanover county Va the Oh mat BY Kew
Nc Conway LAWS W. WASHINGTON q BeAll Ar JET
ferson county, Miss ELLA daughter Of Geo. W. BAsse
Esq In tbs marriage singular coincidence the groom
being grsaknson o. tHo brothers Of Gen Warrington ana
The b the reagrAnddaugher Of the only sister Of General
Wzhin SON. Ao granddaughter Of the sister Of Mrs.
Gen.
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EDW. B. WHITE.
U. S. PENSION AGENCY Orr1cE.

Charleston, S. c. November 9, 1860 !
To HE Editor of the Charleston Mercury:
Holding the Office of United States Army and Navy
Pension Agent for South Carolina, may be pardoned
for obtrudiug myself upon the notice Of the public at
this time but can hardly be necessary say that when
my native State acts in her sovereign capacity my allie.
glance to her is paramount and stand fall with her.
Very respectfully yours, Benz. G.. HERIoT
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70 n, Eiifor ofLe Chnle,ton Nere,oy :.

To he Editor q he ChdrlesiOn Mercury:
Having been frequently Intercepted during the last
two days t. whether would continue to hold the Of
fee OF U. s. Commissioner consider that it is due to
myself that my clowcitizens should misunderstood
the position occupy.
A U. S. Commissioner derives his Office not from the
Government, but by appointment of the o. s. Judges,
and is therefore only subject TO them On the resgna
ton OF the Judge it not by that deprived Of Office
my occupation is virtually far gone that there is moth
ing left for to resign and am, to all ntents and
purposes, "fttnetiS OGeio."
Respectfully, &C.,
q Gucuptsr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13
N.. for Brsek in $40 coun.is. so.


In the above IS counties to be heard from, Letehers
mi. was 65l
We omit our table Of Complete Returns" We have
oBly received the vote Of Eve additional counties siuee
our last TIE totals in the eighyiOur counties thus
heard iiOm are
Bell. Brock. Doug GOgn. Leicber
40 7Os 2S5 l26U0 As 509 5O45S
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OTHER SIGNS
OTHER SIGNS.
The following notes and items from the Mercury

The following notes and items are from the Mercury
Of the 10th
CHARLESTON, S. c. Nov. 9.
TO the Editor of The Charleston Mercury:
Gentlemen: Performing duties of a purely civil and
scientific character for the General Government uncon-
nected with politics, have considered il unnecessary
to obIude myself upon the public thing am always
most unwilling to do-but, in order that my position
may not be misunderstood beg leave to say through
the columns of your paper, that now, rs ever,
ready the call OF the State Of South Carolina to de-
myself and my fortunes to her service and await
her dctilion and summons.
Very respectfully, EDW. B. WHITE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-LOSS OF LIFE AND HEAVY
LOSS OF PROPERTY

BryFALo. Nov. lO-A fire broke out at one o'clock
this morning in the kitchen Of the Clarendon Hotel and
rapidly spreading destroyed the main building situated
on the corner OF Main and South Division streets and the
wing extending through 10 Washington street. The wing
on South Division street was saved.
Il. Y. Chamberlain, oyster dealer, Jumped from the
fourth story and almost Instantly killed.
Mr. Garland Of the firm Of Garland and Benne, cloth
iers was burned 10 DEATH The building was owned by
Orsou Phelps and valued az 500 OO7 upon which there
is an insurance Of $4,000 in New York and New Eng
land Companies.
The furniture owned by gr Hodges. Of the American
Hotel and Mr. Bckiord proprietor OF the Clarendon, was
mostly DESTROYED.
Loss on furniture about 80 600, fully insured. VIM.
II Peabody druggist losses about 5000 above his in
surauce Minor losses will make The total loss not far
from $4,000, upon which there is an insurance OF
$50 900.
There vas heavy rain falling at the time, which pre-
vented FIRE from spreading beyond the building.
Il l. rumored that four servant girls lost and II is
thought that many strangers may have persisted also
Uue man in the fourth story raised window and eX-
clamed that he stranger and could not find the
way out and could live another minute 10 his room,
aud begged the crowd to save him. He was not seen
again.
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oTncK on rHE WING. November 10. 1850.
THE TORAOCO TRADE

THE TOBACCO TRADE.
'"c 'v"o"ns All eAs'a'' ,'o'" Ae'Si'' l. q L. "'''
senger New foik Circular dated 30 Inst
ssGesa.s part speeuave supposed on western account
Vay and n,s. have Seen fnIly ,unpored m .me
Ssa:d ,fai .ay,a,ss: none =:
ton Of the crop outstanding the date q cur ss has suffered BY
her redaea both Quantity and susy thour Su; ed ousn
ty emsiord II too early I, ,tse with .ny degree OF
being vide spsr. The total sales are oo hSds KeuueIy 500
do Virginia There are 70 be added the stock In warehouse
,gted has been brisk and prices for small work have Improved
It Z Ossd that the ssgrsa,e Of sale, viii largely dnish IN:
who ave under me Conviction that their erudes
Of an Inferior TINE a low ssTr,s raS. Pssss es
has been good enquiry for Foreign TObseco
Aio i,'D '. NS' en- '0v"
Iasss s ~ t 'ososa"p0s "eu'"e
ArrLEs-wequote at s@9 80 2 bb and dried a. sucasI
are shoulders slo cents, plain Hans l2 eta iugsreured
l3gl9A; fodds do 10 c.nt.
BUrrr-we quote good o prime Mountain Butter 1909
cts inferior igt,S cts Goshen ses2S e
CSpi-he quote sperm al @itoo c Adamanine lsSxcts;
Jaskson's T9low l5ets; city manufactured do "a cts
So per Dbl: Other kinds price.
CoES1We quote at oIhGIO cts Market quiet
COAa hhAL-"e quote MehS0id O0l'ed oiA0oFns' MILL at u
CogFEE-We con.lnueto quote Rio at lfHloH LAguAyra
l5kGtI6 cents; Java I6G1lscts
CoTrOS YAEKWe quote city, Al 2OGl2l cents;
country 20 cent?
FEArHKRs.-we quote at 46s4T cts market duL
HKsTnzs-We quote Peruvian duane SIS ton without
respect quantity; Eide Island sIH; American 40 Columbian
% sombrero tS Patagonia 500 Mexican t Recess Manpu
lated 800 DeBergs $40 Rhodes Super Phosphate Of Lane $40 c
hamans lachmondl do sOi 90 manpd soo do Bone dust
VS. knnns 80 do Bone 40 duanG W
90 TOBACCO eSo no. ground Bone ash s0 no. Aeuso
RAJ SAT- vi 70 va. ,,,, =, a. n, . - 40 =,
Isn-We quote hahA1 heFrins' nom me "her't""
r1m store. ,y.-.. ,o,a,n
W. qsos s ~ w. ., ~ ~ stcc - r .-o1 e-u
- - ~ qu ,, up. 81 ~ aWO'''' A sV"''H'
EEL 20 sna anon ~ ri , a. oo,o h
" q, ~, isysl' ~ 90 49, y
oos sna ~ ~ p9x Duneh AZ ~ 20 box; sLoo ooh
ana - Gus = 9oh rs. new crop zyo D cnrIrns loc
W. Anona bSrd 10 Gus. 20 So' smell Eze.' feeAns IL c. III
Oelts Snu mAin NJ ~ =. .o,>.o,> .,,<.,
eN''e' 'ASADb' NJ '9~"N 'PO'AAs s''s~
II ~ -. v.-,.. H.. =. a, ~. y,..-,. u.....,- A..
~ We q''e 'o'Nie nay NJ siO"' Virgins 'O~A w.
liz In. anal. ,,v ,,c,O< ~. v..r ..,,., az ..,,
.,.b., 81. ~ r.I; ~ . ~ ~ OF w. gwen ~ ~ ~
~ S pa sa1 and mani,
a., vH.h ~ so r,ss ESQ., " oe a-sd e1on
SSs nd lrnorv soo 10 100 AmsrcsS soS
10 's ~ ' Wv " ' ~
Snw. ouo,s Ws.,,rn a, IL rent, In hill, and 1salsX
i. a. -. - f-N'N "0-'- ~ - >' 50 ~''' $3.50 'O~OH
''f, ~ nSss We mat. gooa ,,smn hs,vv ooaa,. n mid
ule neg ~ ~ ~ ei Poo W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13

STAMPEDE FROM CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.
Seventeen Southern Law students have left the Cam
bridge law school on account Of the election Of Lincoln
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DIED.

On ye tsray ih Instant EDMUND WILLIAM, infant Of
james K ana Enea J. Casks
ne sndI Of the flny Invited attend bis funeral nom
he TssisOss q NJ PSrvn h EHda afternoon E,s o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13

NOR NEW ORLEANs.-The superior fast saIL a.
C Ing Schooner JULIA MAINE Preston master having SD
the gre portion cargo going on board WIN
80 v.h quick Dispatch Porbalanes Of freight apply
nols W. D. CQLQutIT co,
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NAVY AGESr's OFFICE,
Cbarleston s G. Noyembor q $50 (

Charleston, S. c., November 9, 1860.
To the Editor Of the ChdriestOn Mercury:
Having held office under the Federal Government for
hiryoue years. trust it scarcely necessary inform
my friends that shall hold my office as Navy Agent
at this port under 4 Lincoln administration.
Very respectfully yours B. D. HERIoT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13


OTHER SUGGESTIONS SOUTHERN FLAG.-A friend
has suggested the following appropriate for the Ma
tiona Flag OF the Southern Confedeacy:
plain scarlet field powdered with fifteen stars white
or yellow, according to fancy.
Another: A plain scarlet field, with upper and inner
blue eagle for Gods sake rather turkey
buZZard.
On one corner may have the Southern ratte-snake
with either Of the following mottos "Heti non tan
gere eidmo" "HeiiHs tdngere," "Aeiius non" or
Non tangere" See HOR SAT- /, /; line 45. Verb. sap.
NEW FLAGs.-hessss. CARMALr BRIGGs are prepar.
Jog two flags in the best style Of painting, for the Flor
da line Of steamers-the Gordon and Carolina. The
design to be represented is bale of cotton which
will be two stars-one for the gallant State of Florida
aud the other for South Carolna.-Nsys.
States Rights Flags thrown to the breeze yester-
day several places in addition to those mentioned pre-
vously. One appeared Gees carriage emporium, at
the Euening Nsos Office and at the store OF hessrs.
Hayne Yates The latter had two stars in compliment
to the union Of Georgia and South Carolina.
In noticing the Palmetto banner waving in Meeting
street. omitted state that it elevated by Mr..
Marchant the,manager of the Theatre, and Mr. L. w.
Lloyd.
MARINE NEws-A the Spanish vessels In port display
ed their coors yesterday in honor of the reception Of the
Georgia Delegation.
The steamship Columbia, Cem Berry, the School Ship
and other vessels fred sautes and displayed their colors
The Carolina displayed blue flag, with the words
"Florda goes with South Carolina" The yacht Nora
was also decked out with State Rights flags.
In fact if any of our readers will walk along our
WhArVes, they will notice great many new signals.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13
49, THE PEOPLE OF AMELIA

w. COUNTY, without distinction OF party are requested
to to the Court House November Court day pur-
pose Of having meeting to take irJ the alarming
c;ndlton Of the country. MANY FARMERS.
81 Tle Enquirer a, d fKamner will please copy nol3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13

IT NJ. Steamship YORKTOWN <fTR.
FJr New York No:folk.-Tne steamer Y0RK-.SNEtR
TOWN, Capt Lewis P.rSh will leave here at O'clock p H.
TUESDAY the 18th Inst
Passage New and saierOOm Included $40
age passage 90
Passage 10 Norfolk by the river boats
Freight received to-day Monday) and up 10 the hour CT
o'clock p NJ, Tuesday.
Consgnees requested send for their goods to-day
Freight Boston moderate with
dispatch.
HB-No khds will received except such have been en-
gagged
nol2 1t -, LUDLAM WATSON.
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NOTICE.

V'HE damage done the Va asd Tenn. Ca "a rEXsE
been repaired there will be detention passengers
South and South yiA Richmond Dany souts
roldi) from this date. Il K HUGHEON,
Ticket Agent 4 ORR.
Nav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13
pois-v4v LAFAYETrE HARMAssoy Clerk

NOTICE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust ued M on the
~ Of June 1860 and Of record In the Clerks
The county Of charo by James che and Francis MIeLe
WIFE, shall THURSDAY the 29t day Of November
residence OF james D. AspnwAl-se TIE highest
der likely Negroes, Household and Kitchen furniture
Horse Buggy and Harness and lot Of Land containing
acres Aspnva lying In the forks the
Red House aud Charlotte H. adjoining the lands Of VIM
b. Harvey H. Read and others, and all other property me
toned The said deed Believing the title good shall only
convey such title - Is vested In me as trustee.
nol8 etds JOHN 4 BAILEY, Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sue

~ OEss-The exctementin behslfof Bakers Clstrd
G Premium continues increase Virginia and
the ouh demand for has become 90 great that the
Proprietor difficulty in supplying cure for Ague and
Fever these without RIVAL An We have yet 10 learn
he ns they failed 10 check that nausest
nr oahsome disease when taken according 10 directions For
Dyspepsia Cholera Morbus sumner Compaint Toty Of The
liver sour Indigestion these Bers without
rival and for Nervous Headache have been known 10
the arr the best Physicians had oven them
be without them in Spring and Fall months they improve
the appetite The system Being entirely nee IRON
an poonous they by both sexes
Al sny time and under need essant
and effective medicine, try them andjudss Tor OF he
virtues
To be had OF the prominent Druggists In the city Of Richmond
and evhere In virginia Carolina Also by g. W.
Jones 90 Memphis Tenn T. w. smith, Brandon, Mss syms
ProyAn New Orleans d. b. Miller, oovnston Ky O. stot,
Wsshnyton city, d. c.; Candy, Gpn Co., BALTIMORE B. A.
Pahnesook Co. Philadelphia and barnes Park N.Y. Orders
niei BY addressing T. bAkkk Proprietor
oc5 Rchmond Va.
PLANTATION sHORs.-Por Men, wOnea and Boys.
that exeeIed and cheaper than usua for the
quality at No 49, Main Street, Ilgn Of the big boot By
oc23 WM WALSH.
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THE OxYGENATED BITTRRs

For years been taxed and the skin Of the
physician exhausted the hope Of discovering remedy avail
distressing Of all deases-DrsrsTsA
well Its long train Of evils under their various
medicine eristSd which would speedily, permanently te
uay radically and expe these diseases from the sys
TEN until DR.. Green made known hs dscoyeryof
The Oxygcnated Bitiers.
Such s remarkable power ana peculiarly that which for
years have bsed the potent medicine and the highest FRO
essona skin, yield this remedy readily the disease
0esirs OT0dns and Generdi Debility It's equally salutAy
and certain.
Typhoid Fever, Dyspepsia, and Debility.
The letter from eTtPHEs LKAyuI Weknown and
worthy citizen Of Lake Village but the testimony Of hau
ands OF like sufferers:
LAKE, VILLAGE. Nov. 4, 1859.
Gentlemen Eight since attacked with TyptOif
Frer which et digestive In feeOle conalon
totally unable TO perform labor could eat bat the ghte
and most simple cd without caukng distress and the various
medicines which had taken produced favorable aea In
the disease continued In this miserable condition for several
months until brother naw (Mr joseph Bur 4 East Doz
bottle Of The 0XYGRsATkD BTzss with strcng
Of Its virtues that Induced 70 give trial
had exhausted the contents before the eject quite visible
aud gave sufficient TO pesyere its and
due restored comfort BILE state Of health This
remedy have since recommended 10 Of dyspepu:
friends, and awsys with the most Satisfactory results
Yours, STEPHEN LPAyTTT
Prepared by SETH PowLE Co. Boston, and for sale at
Wholesale and retail by ADIR GRAY, PURCELL BADn co.
w. PETERSON p DUAL RI hmond by all druggists AID
dealers IN medicines In city and country [ocs-deAvim
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COPYING DONE

COPYING DONE
FHE undersigned prepared 10 do COPYING on almost
lind, short notice, and upon most favorable teTns Or
ders len At this or the EXAMINER oes yin promptly
ed 70 he refe By pernslon TO DR. Geo. ragby
Il. wynns ESQ, and Henry Ayle Esq District AZ ornsy
ocso-dlmn J. Il. HART.
OA0 BARRKLs MRDIUM MACKERRL-
6OV for sals BY nos-div WI WALLIgI SOM,
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NOTICE no sToCKHOLDKRs.-An adjourned

NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs.-An adjourned
~ meeting Of the stseho s Of the Richmond and York
RAlr al mpanv will be held at west Point county Of
King WI im "WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF December next
with the view Of Letting President Of the Go npany and
adopting such OF reenhment reform cond
ton Of the Company Indicate be needfu and proper
all mpor ant that the meeting be full Stockholders
earnestly requested 10 attend In person. possible Otherwise
BY proxy. noiS-e2awtllde A. W MORTON, sec'y.
VIRGINIA ;At Rules held In the Clerks Office Of North
ampon County Court on the St Monday In November A.
d one thOuI md eight hundred and siXty--
Thomas w. spsdy and Sally spady PlAlntas
bgAnSt
John spaiy and EdgJ spady administrator OF souihey w.
epady, deceased, Defendants
IN CHANCZsY.
The object OF this suit to dyie ala slaves In the bill
forth between the parties elled TO the same division
practically made but II net then 10 sell the said
vide the proceeds the the parties entitled and appearing
BY a dayt fled that the said defendant J9hu spAdy
resident OF th State motion Of the plaintiffs Edgar Spa
d their attorney directed that the said John K spady
pear here within month ateue eson Ct this order and
Wlat ssIy protect his Interests that COPY
this order be published for four successive weeks
the Richmond whg published the city Of Richmond
and be posted the front door Of Courthouse Of this
ty the frst day Of the next County Court
A Capy-rsse.
JAPlYfTrP UIPMlNsny c.-L
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Mr. John Y Hagh Supervisor OF New Castle wehe.ter eoul.
y New York. ssys November ISIS -" was two years ago
Tackled with fever and ague which, the best med
Iea advice continued sorely sct tedious ronhs
became yellow san and redu ed to skin aud nsdl
cine and physicians despair experiment.
concluded try sing dose OF six OF Brandreh Universal
Vegetable Pills. empty stomach early 10 the morning Tae
all the Istent energies my exhausted
frame feared the wors-ther purgave eject dae
from anything had used heard o. At length this eject
ceased nd seemed lighter and br sted ser That evening
indeed sensiby and slept soundy all night The day
followed the course and continued TO take the pills h,
way about three weeks when found myself entirely cured My
health has surprisingly good snce Price 5 cents
box by respectable dealers In medicine oc2Idtwlm
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FEVER AND AGUE. AND ALL VIEWERS

PVIEtFtIaHNN WIT
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
which takes all posonI Of whatever they may the
circulation.