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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-11
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Protected E{N.-.sst ~ Letters.
Ry ROYAL 12FN 0S,ss5% SIX Patent,

PsUareg from prescription Of Sir d. CZIrHs h. D. Ply.
stefan Extraordinary 10 tie QReeH.
This medicine unfsilinG IN the those
pa and dangerous diseases which the female constitution
shec II modeates all and ala distractions,
and 2 speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies
II Is peeulIary suited It will, short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle p-ice One Dollar bears tie Government Stamp q
Great Britain, to prevent counerfeits
CAUTION.
J6ess Pills S5O1d not be taken By females during tbs
FTPST THREE MONJRSo Of Pregnancy, they 30
brig on Miscarriage Bat al any other time they safe
IN an cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and LIMBS Fatigue slight exerdon, Papaton Of the
eart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect when
an other means have failed ard although powerful remedy
10 not iron caome antmony, anything hurtiul to
the constitution.
Full dzc ions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Cansda'
JOB MOSES Late J. c. Baldwin d Coz
Rochester, n. Y.
N.B-SlOO and postage stamps enclosed to any author
agent will insure bottle containing 81 pulls by return
mail. -
Sold Nashville by Berry & Demoville and G. W. Hender
shott, J. G. Blown and all respectable dguggtsts
dec4-d,twGw-ly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-11

E0O KEGS OF SPRING NEWS INK.
AOO 2JO - - Summer
% - . Book Ink Of superior quality Jas
received by ?. HAGAN,
mar3O-d&w A College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-11

A. RIVA a CO,
IMPORTERS.
Direct through the Custom House Of Nashville Of
BfANDIES, WINES, HAVANA CTGARS, &c,
NO. 30 NORTH MARKET STREET
ONE DOOR ABoyE WATSON HOUSE,
have constantly hand large tock Of various grades
and very old age Of Port, Sherry, Madeira and other
extra Wines, Lagrima CEE.Et., Mavosie &C
Among the dezc brands Of Champagne and Brandies We
have the Vs nice Champagne Creme de Bouzy and Cogusc
Ot1i, puP7y x Co. iorty nine years old
A. RIVA & CO.,
Oci-lm No. 3d. North Market
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-11
CHILDE HAROLD.

HARTFORD, April ia Democratic Mayor is
ected by 444 majority.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-11

FgNHE thorough bred Stallion, CHUNKY -
4 TOWL9S, BY imported Sovereign; dam SSfSS=zsz-,
Miss wilkins. Six years old; dark bay: full = &fEF III
10 hands high breeds large and fine. For ~, VkSSil
further pedigree, see American Turf Register. ( VII
regards price and terms refer Gen. R
CHEATHA, and KERR Nashville: or gro 9TiTCTiTS71S
White Bluff, DIXON county. rsr0 - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-11
SANFORD!


NEVER DEBILITATES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-11

GROVER & BAKERS NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
The Best IN Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE
Sews from two SpOols,
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
mar7-dwtf No Public Square.
For Sale.
a No Horse and Buggy, eitherseparately or to-
gether. Apply at the livery stable of
J. w. BUDwEII,
div. No, 3 College Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-11

HAVING recevedmy Spring StOcI,,'I am INV ,b,. To
SHOW beautiful variety Ct Gold and Velvet, Satin and
common FaPers together with complete ao.m en Of Deco-
NE Par window Curtains Fire Board Prints &C. &c which
Will be sold cheap for cash at q ~ KTiGF'S
,, 6S Union street, (0dd Fellows Hall)
Paper hanging done in the best manner
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-12-25

~" CouGus. The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and AsrnMATIc
AFFECTIONS Experience having proved that simple
remedies often speedily and certainly VIXEN taken
in the carly stages the disease, recourse should at
once be had 10 "3roUus Bronchial Tockes, or Lozrn
ges let the Cold Cough Irritation OF the Throat be
ever so slight, Ivy this precautIon more serious ut
tack may he electua,ly warded OIL PUBLIC SPEAKERS
utd SINGERS vii find them clectGal for clearing and
strengthening lh5S voice. Sec advertisement. a
Nov. 27,-Gmo.
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Newspaper and Periodical Agency.

Having received the agency OF several newspapers
and periodicals. the editor .! the JOURNAL will give
prompt personal attention to any business committed
to his charge We may5menton that the following
arc among the number for which we are authorized to
act:-Char.eston Mercury. Southern Guardian Sum.
ter Watcman, Fiet and Fireside, Lancaster Ledger,
GoDEYs Lady's Book, Eclectic Magazine, Cosmopo''-
tan Art Journ.l, Souti Curoliuan and Columbia BAN
ncr, DeBows Review, Sc.
This is matter Of great convenience to pcrsons in
thi: vicinity who may desire to subscribe oY renew
tlcir subscriptions, for any Of she above papers Or
periodicals
It must be remembered that the CASH must always
accompany the order for subscriptions, and that we do
not feel OF liberty to vary from this wholesome re5't
lation.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-12-25
GEORGIA
sAR S "A p "A RDtl 4 A
COMPOUND,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD IND DISEASE
or TIE LIVER

COMPOSlTi0N.-lt contains IN addition 20 Sarsa-
pafilla the hydro-a!cohoic extract Of Queens Delight,
iStillingas Grey Beard; While Ash. or fliee Tree,
(Chionantlu,E Iinctnlc oi May Apple or Mandrake,
(.'uLGphyl!ume and bood lio.- (;.nru:lari".)
.iyp.rlnsi OF and n-4,Ld i,y '6isse"L PbySic-
rms Physicians judge o! It's tlnesS Ior tncr purpose,
hy their knowledge Of the virtue O each ingredient =
Some llnve not nuly approved IF the crmbnlion, bu:
NavesengIgcd to introduce il in ttir practice. They
prescribe H. becal!>c tiey know WHAT It is composed
6l-they know tnp .ro,n lis taste and by carefully
observing lis effects eases in which 1t has Deen APP
;fupyi#eiv. tcL that it il pure article prepara-
l,ll ike ts Ilus nr> been nccdc! r. the medical
:.rol,ssiol io IN inrc-spportioa III the diseases
lie, art called upon 10 ,rcH u reliable Alternative s
,,ancd tu change rla existing Huurbid aiate of the
systci ), pysr.ii w.io makes free Use OF this Sar-
s,parila III his ;y;.cce ;!2at diseases more suc-
ccssiy with .e,s . i!a lie metiicincs, he general
II Ils,.S than ~, rr>id without IT,
Il has been brought ,alo IIlritar sa, when 1t has
been tried more by the Recommendation OF physicians
than by advertising. AlistGty irvc required respect
in. IT, is 81 statement OF ennlr r,sit;n, its medical
properties ans; un ;'.a,rnel that il will he prepared
with the same faithful re :c> formerly. They have
assurance. that ls shall he 'ina,.
The Proprietor has the ri .ut,ton tt preparing
SarSapara, that has intrinsic Value and this -epntu
tion shall be sustained
For Sale in Camden. by J. j. MCKAlN, and
F. /. ZEMP. and by Druggist generally.
Nov 2T,-tf
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THE CHEMISTRY OF MEUlCINE-Am0ng I'll, special
delights which have so richly repaid nr visit 10 New
England, was the inspection, it Oas our ?tyilege to
make of Dr. J. C. Aver & Go Laboraory at Lowell
Although knew by hear-say that Il ,..' large, yet
were we surprised when We cam. into 81 It's real
nsgnilude and still more by the extent and cOniplca.
ton Of its truly nlnense business The whole massive
structure is in fict vast clruicnl laboratory, in
which the processes If this woudert; constant
ly going Medico chemical science has found that
the curative properties o any substance exist in
one or more ori.s urponen parts Thus the remedial
effects Of opium die solely to the morphia it
tains, although ;hs is Et eighteenth part Of its
weight the other ,evruteel! parts are gun extract7e
and inert or offensive matter. Dr. Ayers system
separates the medical properties .ot each substance
employed and We arr here shown the processes by
wi ch the vi h>S o: each remedial agent chased
through the nlcmlcs until they come out completely
pure at ust Ti;ese concentrated. purified medical
properties or virtues are finally combined together to
produce the remedies which have made themselves
reputation or unriyiled excellence all over the world
Not only does the Doctor scaim all secrecy in his art
and explain every process and every particular but he
maintains that this is the only process BY which the
people be supplied with tile best possible remedies
for the treatment Of fGiscase.-The Formula by which
his remedies are made are published in the medical
Journals and have been presented 10 large part Of
the medical Faculty of the United States and are con.
stantly sent by mail to such physicians apply for
them.-Daly Chronicle San Francisco
Nov. 20.-4t
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comprising v".nalc. paintings, marbles parians, out
lines. &C., !'rrd!!; truly national benefit.
E e riIl ScpEag ESiRtyiNG;. which every subscriber
vii, receive, ruiiIed " FALsrArF biuSrEkiNG his RE-
CRul:s Of fie Ilost beautiful and popular engrav
ngs eyer >SI.a in t,iS country. 1t is done on steel
in Jine L.~ md ShRls aud is printed ON heavy plate
paper, - bsiS inches. making most choice orna-
nent suitable c,l' tie walls ol:v;tler the library, par
or oIlice Ii subject is the celebrated scene Of Sir
John Ia staff rrci,ing. III Justice Slluows Office, the
recruits which have ",ei gathered for his ragged re-
gimenL y IL could furnished by the trade for
less than five>do;.rS
Tie i,t ,J"qraaL is well known to the whole
county to need conlnentation It's niaguifcently
l,lsr.ed mraziue ' trt. ''n.aing Fssa's' Stories,
Pocips Gossip. &c. by the very best writer's in Aneri-
en-
The Engraving is scrt to any part of tile country by
mail with safety being packed ina cylinder postage
prepaid.
Subscriptions will he received until the Evening of
the :lst OF january 1861 at which time the books
will close and tic reniunes he given to subscribers.
Subscriptions received and forwarded by tic Editor
OF the Jou6al Hon Secretary for Camden and vicin
ty, where specimen EigravlhSs: mnd Art Jontna
be seen. No subscription entered without the Cash.
Dec lS,-tf
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. q : ; : : . 9 :
SEVEN YEARS.
The seven years of unrvaled success attending the
=" COSMOPOLITAN ART AssOCPA-
TibN,'

have made it honaehoid word throughout every
quarter OF the Country.
Under the auspices Of thisNpopular Institution
h,ee hundred thousand homes have learned to appre.
ciale-by beautiful works of art on their walls and
clloce literature their tables the great BENEFITS
derived from becoming a subscriber.
subscriptions are bcipg resolved i'll ratio tlr
paralleled with that OF auy/prevous year.
Terms of subscription,
Any persons can become member by subscribing
0ree dollus, Tor which sun they will receive. ,l5-5
Tho large and superb steel engraving 30 x3s
'fneles, entitled, -
aastaff Mustefing: his R5e1 M
2d-ons:eopy, OLE: that elegantly q
magazine, 80. II
"TIe CosG Is;sii:a,n @rt Bn-i:nai.''
'3dieEour admissions, during the season, to
"The Gallery OF Paintings a43 Broadway, NY
In addition to tl ainve benefits there will pe give1
ito subscribers, as gr,rai;ns premiums. over
Five Eundie6 EeautiEul Works of
81. Art! - - s;.5a. -,
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Musical Instruction.
MRS. WINSLoW, AN EXPERIE::55

Nurse and female physician, has Stotiag.
for children teethng, which greatly facilitates
cess Of teethins by spIseu;ny tie guns, rctsa
inliammation-will utlay a!I pain, ana is sure
late tine bowels. Depend uponit rlothers. =;
rest to yourselves. and rcii- ;lid ha'.::i: t"lyc
Perfectly safe ID ii! c.l,ca. SEQ adyrr!ise:.tes
er c0iulIIIl
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0RAk GEBuRa DIsrRIcT- "a. sAioop, r EE.
@ G5sngeburg Circnit e2heas, r. u.
Tarraht. S:4s$
Cypress Ssircuit--D .sa-y
SSuinAne file MisslSn
Z-:&-
IS Cooper River Mission Moore, j. i.
Dixon s55.s q 5.-Ss.s
ST. James Goose Greek 10 be supplied. .
s St. Georges Circuit . .ttutto.S q rs "
Backville Circuit W Corlior
|; Edisto Fork Missio E. IA. Price.
BarnweH Circuit W. Graham.
Aiken Mission-E. 10 rhwing.
{ Gramteville Circnit III. A. McKibben.
4 Lexington Circuit =. !. Pennington j: B.
Alassabeau.
p. E.
{ Marion station-T. Mitchell.
Marion Circuit: W. AurEzt one te be
4 & SGeorgetown--c O. ii. Pritchard.
samee Mi Mission- Finger, J. II. Tart.
Black River and Pee Dee Alission----A. Erwin,
C. Z. Land. 81 II
Sampit Mission. oI.-55JJ u a. Mood,
Waccalnaw Mission-C. Belts, d. .. Nc
Milan:
conwayboro Circuit g. H.. Wells. S.
& Conway yboro2 Mission-A. s. Link.
E5All SAINT Cncnit; w. Bowman.
Darlington Station-D.J. Simmons.
3 LyncGburg glrcuit--M "A. Connolly.
R Brownsville Circuit : lF..slL.sl'cgi,.s -sE
Williamsburg Circnit-L. M.sLltte, J. G:
Stoll. s e z
e Darlington Circuit-P. S. Kistler J:9D.
Carpenter
COLUMBIA DIsTRIcr-R. BoYD, p. 3.
Columoa-W Washington Street, W. 4. Game
well; Medium Street, III. Dlown; Marion
Street j. ". Humberl.
: Co"gares A'ss'on--N. Ia'iey. ,u
Fairfield Circuit. W r'ictt, j. d. Work
man.
Sandy River Mission W. , ha't'h'
Chester CIrcuiI n. u. Stacy. ;,
Rocky Mount Clrcult-A. j. Canthch, l..
I. K. trppc.
Richland Clrcuit.-W. y. clarke.
Richland Fork Aiasion >. IL. iic"rr5or.
Camdcn--E. j. Mcy,.ard.r. u
Watcrce Mlssion--J. l.. ,nuturJ, ~. NJ.
Wilson.
Sumter Slation-R. l.. ranks.
Sumter Crcuit-A. H. ,.r,t,r, ". i. llodg-
es.
Ssntoe Crcnit--M. pucketl.
Manning Circui:--il. y. a'oore:
9. Sunday School Society - Taylor.
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NosrorE,t 1858.
MEsshs.i .i14pD; WEBSTER & Co: !:

MESShs' IaDDf MEBSTER d CO: ~ - sS&Iie g
GENTLEMEN: For, q few days past we have been,
holding our Seaboard Agricultural Fair at which are
represented besides our own Sewing Machines, those
of Wheeler & Wilson, Grover Baker. and Singer.
The Report fthe Committee on Sewing Machines was
to have been mado on Tuesday last when the parties
representing Singer and Grover s Baker came forwaS
and protested against the report being mace. on tl
ground that the committee were prejudced in favor
our machine. M
a new committee was accordingly mutually agr$Ssss
npoE, consisting of three entirely disinteested perso
las, indeed was the first committee and all Of the
scientific practical men, have the pleasure to g
nounce that after very faithful Investigation;
awardede tus tho OILY prenfanl| tiurtSas gwen s
companying please find the report ~
Very Resp. yr's'SL
J. D. GEISELIN, JR 1sa
The Awarding Committee on Sewing Machines res
pectfully Report tataer close and careful examine
ton of the principles construction Incorporation of the
various Sewing Machines on exhibition. aud taking
into consideration the character of the stitches
made by them. and also the relative advantage free
dom from completely, and consequent freedom and
liability OF rerlrge:net and brcakage award the pre-
mimi TO I%itid Webster L Co"
December ll-ly
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NICHOLAS TALLEY, Chairman.
CHARLES BETS.
Ii. SPAIN.
ID. DERRICK.
HENRY NJ. MOOD,
WIN. Ii. FLEMING.
WM. MARTIN.
BOND ENGLISH.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-17

New StOC Il ...I.atest Styles.
uS3zSs G2-4-9s7 GgSIss GGz &g.z
(NALyIS OCrLAND has jas, received ~ his Hair
~ D-essIag EssAoishnsa. . hsn.issae sssosssene Of
WIGS, BRAIDS. CURLS. &C.,
To which be invites the and GENTLE
He5 liz has made arrangements which Easch
every eSisr desired. Call and exauIa. his
stock N aant- Prices very
arrii ss- s6a- scr
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-17
The Bigger Boot.
Brick-M aking.
NEW COAL YARD.

r sNiIE undersigned has opened Cosl Yard short
Z di-tsncs north of,he Depot.whcre be keeps Yong
-heny Coal and will sell IL low it can be
.teI, aud BY the car lead as chcsp it be had
Ia Ciucnnai. JOHN l.. MAULSBY.
u,c. Alh. 1850. list
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I aluable Farm for Sale.

= obtaining les acres lbs If whchare high Stat.
cultivation. thirds it u -rtss Said ,sr M
abundance OF nevrrssltiBg stock water. aud
.t-tl Tor meadow. Cr,i Farm
tuprusemeRts sre, fr.ns House, satSr a large
titru and necessary oat-huiiGSs 10 is located six
H. n,'rth of Richmond, the Kichm0Ui Arsy Pike
-te Road run1its thr ugh il, seot "utlet
together desirable 'arm aud will h. sid For
tIe. s,r,iculnrs cali address,
BENZ. STR RATTAN,
JESSE CprFtN.
RichmCud, lid.
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GR.EENWOODi

sNE connection With VIM T. Dennis agent for the sale
4 . lots n xith the subscriber prorrie
the having BY mutual agreement seen sermin
Sse. subscriber offers the same tor sale This
situated the Richmond and BOSTON Turnpike,
uasle nth Of Main Street. outside OF the municipal
from all the Disadvantages and evils Of
taTn residence AMI sufficiently for business and
Ae otsoc,si religious. educational AMI all 9th
eF "s'~ais Of the city IL is high and commanding. poe
good soil, excellent vide
euors and saiahfioas The most deal
'4e hcasou ses saearhan home vicinity. rhese
sFr nov Asus 10 lots here Tor sale eontAipns 70 10
Htres each. all beautiful hrttaio, ,,
Cowe then. ali rho want : aair. ,,-.,sa. -
ls'ue. where they de, enden y rsise thrr 80
farm Of srura TO 10 Thea ii.
ssl1 modseass prices AID ssssss.etr,v term.
JAS. W. SALTER
Feb. I. isoo-
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Faieh neessalisss this maiar.eus poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver eNpel il fron the body. ~
should. il does this affecting disorder vife
prrfee, es-saiuty. And docs more, rather coso
What of service those subject to tais iifeeoo
Ii taken IL expels it from the system as Il y
absorbed and taas keeps these who II free from is
attacks keeps the system health although exposed
the disease. Consequently il not only esres. hGs
protects o the great variety Of ales hons Which are
induced hv this influence such rs kenittens
Fever Chill Fever. Dumb Masked Asue. Periodical
Headache. or Bilious Headache Bilious Fevers, Ne0-
ra,ga rheumatism. Gouf, Blindness, Tccthaehe, Ear
ache Catarrh. Asthma, Palptaiiens. Painful Affections
of the Spleen Mysteries. Coc, Paralysis, and Fainhy
Affections of the Stomach and Bowels. all OF which
when arising from this cause. will be found to assu
more or less the intermittent t-pe- This Aoue
CvRE" removes the Of those 6erargcmenta, and
cures the disease.
This it aecompishes by stimulating the cxeretosiss
to expel the virus the and these orHAns
oy degrees become habited do this their Office OF theis
own accord Hence arises what We term aecihafnfsoN
fine may accomplish the end but osten life Is nce
long enough is sacrificed in the attempt whiic in,a
Acts CuRE - does il NJ once. and with safety we
nave great heieye this Il Snrer as wcu -
afer remedy for the whole class OF Diseases which
caused hy the infection than am ether which
mas been discovered and has still another impostaas
advantage the pubic. which Is. that It - cheap %
well good.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-17

u IRD SEED - Canary. Rape. and Mil
Z let Seeds, Tor sale by
Apsil rs -2o-6t PLCMNER & KELLY.
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w all Parer,
IT yoEr tfsoa is disorz,n'red .ns impure. use
Tia Peruvian 4vvun

or Protected Prat Grid Of Iron -hiz -upp, IN.
cez.sry ssreaSA lie life h.eod r.,
sale ~ FL A0k8 4 XKlLF
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anRUyl y ; Y Il Z Pr
It acts - . Tonic. II thiIs the Blood, furnish
ns~ life 20 the Ianguishing system 1t contains
..taxic OF iroo-a remedy !ong WISHED for. but ii
~ nut till not ioand in P runsnent solution.
acts a. strong toEie to the debitated system.
tA ST For sale BY PLUMMER b kELlY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-17

- II A Y z D.
FROM The subscriber. about The lsh day q April .
CO --ssd and us white face-bro hairs nj
thee es oro sn ears. short horns Ysey vide spa SD
read Shtte stripe aiecg the back She vas very
syeAsy viii cal shen shc left, and shs may hare one
tel. reAsoaAbie rss2rd viii be given 70.
hey in.or nation concerning her uhsrsab1as, or Tor
ar resatp ne. q my re.ii.nce Hsnfs' Mil.
hta.a lett at Curnss Leather store. Sosth Pear.
&C., vii reach ne. Il
Rachmsnj, Nay ., 1850. 81
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D.. :. Bruea and Steddo,n h Co Riehmond J. +.
Doughty, Centsrvile; =. Sl,ds. abin;to Harris D
Co Washinston Gotta. Economy, and dealers u
ed thruu yhout the
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h.v'ng inserted several Artificial faIates during
hisresii-nce Ia Riehm nj. and having hsd Twentv.
Two ye.rs ptscticai .rience in depart
Dentst-y be feel coadient that every case
to his care will prove successful far success. i.
possible.
Once over Il. S,ra,tan's Store, Richmond Ind.
April -, 1857. ~.
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Fever and Ague,

~hirh saankind sufEtr ever large part 3 -
ese. Is the consequences Of diseased acs3Cn h -
y~fes. induced by the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
eeay This exhsiscn = evolved BY the sefoa Of sala4
aeas or soil. and rises with the watery vapor 6OO
4 While the san is below the horison this va1ae
inrerS the esrhs surface, and the virus aka
With through the iung> inep the blood There il go
irritating r<sn the internal ssscera and -.
cresinx organs q. the body The Arcr becomes t0p4
and fails secresc oss Ibis virus also the he
from the aaod Both fhesi and the hale assusnnlafe
n tas circulation. aaS produce violent constitutional
disorder HE spleen. tho kidneys. ard the stomach
svpa,hire With the aver, and become a.serered aso
Finally the instinct q organism. as n an ssteXe
expci the naSsoCs inhsina Concentrates the wAsao
foo OF the heay in the internal excresorscs TO ssee
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