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CASH STORE.
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Almonds Burnt and Sugar Almonds, Allspcs
Bacou Hams, Sides and Shoulders
Butor, Buckets, Blat king Broons
Coffee, Chocolate, Cocoa, Cheese
Corn, Meal and Honny-CASH
Crackers-Butter. Milk, Picnic, Soda. Wine.
Cnndy-a variety. from 81 to Loo per ID Cilron
Capdlss-Judd's Wax Sperm, Ada. and TaIlow.
Domestic Dry Goods. Dagg = Theology Dictionaries.
Ext Lemon d Rose, I. Mustard Pickles, Waluuts.
Flour, Fig Paste. fresh Salmund and Teaches
Ginger Preserves, ground Ginger, Pepper, CLnam H.
Hams, llermetcally Sealed Cove Oysters.
Imitation Cheese. Indigo, Ink, Isinglass
Jelly, Jujnbe Paste, Prunes and Jars
kandH K,ackerS Kdpers kept here.
Lard, Lemons Lemon Syrup Lhyer Raisins
Mackerel. Matches, Molasses. Mucaroni, Mustard.
Nails, n. o. Molasses, Numegs: numerous articles.
Olive Oil. Oysters-oren Tor sale.
Prunes. Preserved Peaches Pears. Pepper.
Powder, Piccalilli, Pepper Sauce, Pipes Stems.
Quarter Boxes Rgisns. QUERY. Will you Buy
hice, Raisins, Rock Salt per r K
Sngar-Loai, Crushed Ground, 4. 4 l. Brown.
Soap-Winrhesters. Colgaie's. Castle, Toilet, &c.
Salt-l00 Sacks,-SaL in English Jars, very e1trd
Starch, for Pies Puddings Sard nes-pure Pearl do.
Shoes-2ood cummon-Shot Superior Syrup.
Teas HysOn, Gnn Powder, Green Black
Tin Ware-Colee Pots, Cups Buckets & Pans
TuLacco-Chewing & Smoking Snuff, Cigars.
Underwoods Fresh Salmon & 'ckles-useful.
Vinegar-W. Wine pure Horse Apple Cider do
Worcestershire Sauce. Walnats Walnut Pickles.
Xtra line Cigars Will you PUFF" them?
Yeast Powders, Cooking Soda, Sardines.
"A good pair Cotton Scales with over 500 lbs.
VI Weights, 4 T. LATTA
Camden, June ls, 1860.
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Editorial Visitor.

oWe ,scro grltifcd 70 receive visit Oh Tuesday
last from our esteemed contemporary, ". NJ CoxSogs,
ESQ., Editor Of the Lancaster Ledger. ON his way to
the Rail Road Convention at Sumter. Mr. CoyNoRs
has shown himself in the iatc Rail Road enterprise a
gent!ema9o ofpruacncc modcratonaud sound discretion
Whilstsome werc disposed to bear down upon Camden
: and impugn tile sincerity ofour proessois-ac las
exhibited spirit and tone which assures us at once
that he was willing to give Camden at least candid
hearing and fair chance.
This is all that we hare ever asked aud this mich
VIC are entitled TO
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SAVE YOUR HORSES.

I'VE take great pleasure in recommending the Mexi-
Mustang Liniment as n valuable and indispensable
article for Sprains Sores Scratches Gads Horses.
Our have used it for severe Burns Bruises Sores
Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all say acts
like magic. We use no other Liniment
J. ". HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Hardcn's and Wells Fargo
& Cos Express"
Gentlemen IL had n negro man worth 81, 200
who took cold from bad hurt and was useless for
over one year. used everything could hear of with
out benefit until tried the Mustang Linmcnt 1t has
perfectly cured him, and I can now take the above
Price for him. Respectfully yours,
JAMES DORRANCE.
Every Planter, Tcamster and family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable dealers
evcrywhfa
BARNES { PARK, Propr;ctors New.York
1plr
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PROSPEROUS
OF rrIE
Ridge Herald

| InN about the lst Of July rext, we will issne a
" weekly Literary: Political and Family Newspa.
per. with the above ti'!o-1!c Herald will be Do.
voted 10 LeratuIe. Science. Politics Morality, Agri.
culture and General Intelligence 1t shall Le our aim
make it independent in oil rlngs neutral in none
In politics we shull adhere Internationally TO no
party or faction, but shall advocate States Rights
and Southern Confederacy with whatever ability
we may possess.
We -hall endcavor to make our PAPER ofiutere.t to
the general reader ms well to those OF orr local
friends who may favor US with their patronage. We
will devote especial labor 10 the internal progress and
general prosperity Of our Mountain District" With
no exrnvaennt promises for the Usefulness and benefit
of the 'llernid" :" trust il may equal any weekly
OF The Stale in honest efforts for tie prnmoon Of the
general welfare and well-brng Of society.
Warren y. Marshall, formerly editor OF the Wal
halla Banner," will assume the editorial charge Of the
political and general intelligence departments While
Fletcher Smith will have the editorial conircl OF the
Literary Moral and Agricultural Departments Of the
Herald
In order to bring the Herald" within the reach
OF all who may desire it. we have determined TO
furnish it nt 81 so per annua to lie paid in adUdnce
inroriaby Persons who ish subscribe may do so
by undressing US at WsllIallu. S. {.
MARSHALL t. SMITH,
EIito, and P,oprietors.
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Tho extraordinary efficacy of SANDS SARsAPAIILLA
in all c.scs Of scroIula, cryspclas, cutancous and
erIutive disorders and similar complaints. would
appear almost incredible: were not such wonderful
cures of daily occurrence certified by persons Of un
doubted truth and rcspcclahiIity. cstab shing the
ucontcsrable fact that in this class Of disorders as an
Alternative and rcnovatng agent it is ncquacd
Eminent physicians have proved by many years cx
pcrcncc that they produce the lmppics! results
By its administration and therefore use it with conf
dcncc. Q3)
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SYiahNr3Ny.II.

T.. MATES DlSKiSs Esq, has withdrawn from tic
editorship ofthe Sumter DEsp1ah. Mr. DISKIys is a
gentleman Of fine abilities, aud young lawyer Of
promise and has kindest regard for future success
and honorable distinction 1t is proper to say i'll this
connection, that Mr.. DISKiNs WIS nQt the editor of the
Dispatch when the offensive article appeared, to which
we replied in terms of severity, beyond our wish but
which we conceive was forced upon us, and rendered
necessary under the circumstances
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..G.eieE,ratinn at Tr,r

We learn that celebration Of the 18th inst. took
place at TRor; in THIS District: near Flat Rock, some
fifteen miles above Culndeli ct which large number
fpersops were present. many Of whom were ladies
Our representatives, Messrs. ". NJ. SHANNON and
JyaM.t DESAUssrRE: addressed the audience; and
capital dinner was scryclup after which series Of
Regular Toasts were read.
Since writing the above, correspondent has fsl-
nished US with air account Of the proceedings which
may be found elsewhere
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.Ti,e :ssnhefa r,e.c.atfom.v

tits acanr phrase among some of the National
organs in this State ss sssss q ,ss late delegation to
,,ssavi - south Carolina, rs the
Z tonnS&e This is pitifn and unworthy attempt to
astridculo upon as respectable, high toned honora-
ble patriotic and sensible set ofgentemcn as were ever
delegated to represent any commonwealth in the
Union.
We learn from gcntleman-a dclcsate-tllat Nr.
RngTT behaved remarkable well, didn't kick up
fuss and break things generally but worked in the
harness very kindly and was one OF the most rcasona-
bic and conservative men in the whole party.
We votedafor Mr.. R,lErT, and sce did right: aud
because is little ardent in his devotion to his
native State, and ovcs his OWN nursing mother lit
tic better thau he docs outsiders is he obliged to be
any the less ., patriot, and willing to protect and
defend his coa,nccountry so long as tlr country is
right? ??
w-o5tI,;nt I
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REGULAR TOASTS.

l. The Day re Celehat.-Sacred to principles
based truth, and therefore its recurrence will
be hailed with joy, while love Of truth aud civil
liberty remains.
.. Hdshington-The Hero who won our freedom
the Statesman who initiated our free government.
3. Tie Corernor of tie .Stute-Souih Carolina de-
| lights 10 honor her true sons.
4 Ca, SrnatorS in CongreSS-1'hcir efforts in the
Senate equal their antecedents and justify the antici.
| pHtions Of the State
s. South Corolina-rhc loved mother Of us all
though her soil may become thin and exhausted, we
cling to her with the affection of Children and as she
grows older, we love Ecr the more.
G. The Unon-Dear to lis us Our fathers lett it, hut
when it becomes 4 Union between oppressors and op.
pressed, We will not forget the lessons Of lIIG.
| I. Ths BaUie-F Fields Of he RerOiutOn-Thcy need
no monument 10 tell their tale. point our duty
their lessons are chgravcn on cur hearts.
S. SqudHer Socerejgnty-A device Of Abolition 4
child shows the dc.6rnity Of its parentagc.
o. james BHchdnan-.i great Statesman a true pa.
rio: shall History close her list Of patriot Presidents
with his name?
| 10. Bre-fiu,id9e ahd Lanc-Nancs which lavC
given luStrc to American arms; the South rallies
around ticm us leaders III the struggle for tho ConSt
tltion.
II. Tie Youth Of T.duy-Thcy arc 10 bc the men
0Tto-morrow; may they feel the coming responsible
ty, and initiate the cXalpes Of the I'tiiefs who arc
passing from us but too quickly.
l2. Ou ote nnd c5icitht RtweSen'd'hes--0 rights
and our loncrs will suffer dctrimcnt i'll their keep
ing.
l3 Hcman-A name sacred to all who prize mo-
ther wilt o: sister heavens last aud best gilt Il
| man.
His prentice hand lie tried on man.
Aud then lie made tic lass;es o..
! There were no responses madeto any Of tie ToastS
The Bcnel lc;ion was pronounced ~ Rev. Mr.. Wood
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MuRnER-A murder was committed in the upper

MuRDER-A murder was committed in the upper
part Of this District, on Wednesday the 9th inst
The name Of the person murdered was Elias Norton
and that of the murderer according to the verdict of
the Jury Of Inquest, Balnabus Skipper There were
ncighbors and as far as we can learn. had been on
good terms although brother Of the murderer and
tho deceased had disagreed several times, and were
engaged in quarrel at the lime Of the murder.
ERn.ttstGE Son.
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Tie total strength Of tic United States army on the
lst Of JAY was as follows: lG,6GT-apportoncd thus:
two regiments Of cavalry, o companies each; two OF
dragons, lu companies each; regiment oil mounted
rleincr, 10 companies: i regiments ot artillery, l.
companies cacll and 10 regiments oi infantry lo
companies cac besides $50 cavalry dragons, 2ll
artillery $50 intrv. and $50 other officers arerag-
ing officer TO every l3 NELL
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The Coronors Jury in the case of Bsnnit the negro
who was shot on Tuesday, rendered their verdict Oh
Wednesday 10 the effect that Join Bennett calnc to his
death from pistol ball. fired from pistol in the hands
ofcitllcr Warren Andrews or Il. {. Browne, while
they were engaged i'll an encounter.
ChGrl.stOn Mercury
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To Correspondents.

The communication signed "Lyrchcs Creek" was
RECEIVED 100 late for last paper and the matters
therein referred to- have been settled by the action Of
the Sumter Convention. VIC deem its publication mop
unnecessary.
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$500 REWARD.

WILL PAY ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO
l. any one who will deliver To me or at any Jail in
the STATE my negro man oJIN-bet.er known as II II
GARNER. formerly owned'by Vim. Sanders decd
Jla IL forty five years DID, about five feet eight inches
high. nearly black remarkably well formed has lost
some teeth in front, und has the mark VI u burn OH
the neck, talks well ard is very cunning. jim ran
away about six months ago. and auce that time has
been barbuur,d by negroes belonging TO Tlps o.
Sanders, Wm Sanders and s. Surders. in the
upper lart Of Sumter District, on The Camden Rail
Road.
June 26,-4t. B.. 4 CASH.
~ Sumter Wdtchnan aud Southern Guardian
cop. times and forward bill to this Office
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MYsTEEUus.-Iu cleaning ont the old well near the
Texas" at Coopcrs We'll, in this county a few days
since the bones Of some victim of foul play were dis.
covered with Il rock attached to them by rope. IL
is reasonable to suppose that il is the result oil mid
night revclrcs and that the perpetrators OF the foul
decd adopted this method Of conccaling the body as
tie well was not used.
Jackson .USsiSSippiaa.
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN AEDEESON.-0n Tuesday
Inst. ratification meeting was held in Anderson at
which speeches were made BY. the llon James i. Orr
General Mctinwan and Col. J. J. Reed. in favor o!
the platform Of tic Baltimore Democratic Convention,
and its nominees Br"cknrl~" and Lane.
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TIE ORANGEBuEG FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The first ses.
sion Of this ourishug and excellent institution for the
current year. commencing the first Of January termi-
mated last week with private examination aud a
concert by the young ladies Of the College,
The examination commenced on Monday morning
and continued throughout Tuesday. Though we
cannot speak from our own observation Of the
in which the young ladies acquitted themselves-not
being entitled to the privilege ofa parent or guardian
we can speak from that Of others who agree the
opinion that ..,c exercises ,xerc highly crelitablc tc
:--aas.s:sa@s.:.sa1- as.s:sa@s..sase
present eSSssS themselves as much pleased with nc
promptness and accuracy with which the young locs
answered such questions as were propounded to ter
So much pleased, We told, was tile worthy Pre-.
dent Of the College with its result that he las dctcrmin-
ell to have all future examinations conducted in the
presence Ct invited guests as well as in the presence
Of parents and guardians.
OyQ1g,Jur9 ,SGuttron
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A Rich Trea.

inthe proposed musical entertainment advertised TO-
doy by Mrs. LBEws
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gMRS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and female physician las Soothing Syrup
for children teething, which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess of tccthing by soening the gums, reducing all
infammaton-w allay all pain, and is sure to regu.
late the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers it will give
rest to yourselves and relief and health your infnts
Perfectly safe III al Sec advertisement in anotf
cr column.
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Private Boarding.

T MRS II: T. LEGRAND, GIVES NOTICE
that she will accommodate day, or Permanent Boarders
as may be preferredi with or without lodging
Tuun g-tf
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Term4 per Quarter

me sG, f AE AGENCY OF TERE
Shk 10 Chard dston Mercury, Southern Guard.
ian, Columbia; Sumter Walchman, Lancaster Ledger,
and Field & Firesife, is in the hands Of the
Editor Of the JorItNAIr who will aeizsssEz772s'
pleasure in giving prompt and efficient attchtfHh to
any business connccctl with either or all of those
papers. ..'
Subscribers in CamdEn aud vicinity will save them.
selves trouble l,r call!} Is upon the Agent here who
will ALWAYS he happy toattcnd to their wishes.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.
AsTA, THE Subscriber offers Tor sale his RESI-.
ILL., DENCE on Fairs rect. in the town of Cam.
tsa44&a den. The situation is very pleasant anG
desirab!e one--the house large and comrnodious-
three stories hig'.-n excellent condition. The
premises ar. r.omy with ample out buildings in
good order. I" an approved purchaser, The terms
will he made very reasonable and accommodating.
FEW LIKELY NEGROES, accustomed to
House work &C., will also lie sold.
July l0IIE JOS. ". DOBY
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The Rev. J. c. Fletcher gave us last evening a
brilliant lecture the religion, customs and people Of
Brazil Seldom have Tc relished anything more than
the picture he laid before his audience Of that cxnbc.
rant garden of the tropics laden with its strange variety
Of fruits and flowers treming in perpetual harvest Of
the hand of man. Sur lly that country must be the
garden Of the world ard its people had the enter
prize which moves this Yankee nation imagination
could not set bound to the results they would pro-
duce there As relevant to this comparison the Rev.
crcnd gentlemen stated that the best Remedies employ.
ed there for the diseases to which they are subject
are invented and supplied to them by our own well
known countryman, d. J. c. Aver of Lowell, Mass.
and that not the peoph only, but the priesthood and
the court Of the Empcrr down. have constant recourse
in sickness to the Remedies Of this widely celebrated
American Chemist.-lsc5er Boston. july ,. It,
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Musical HHserssCtio..

sAttentioh is asked to the card of Prof DEV1SE, in
t6:days paper. His experience and capacity lave
breu well tested by the community.
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Georgia sHrsaparill;i Compound, or
Dennis, Alternative

The purcst and the hest for diseases Of the Liver
and for Purifying tile Blood.
This is the hest Medicine of the day It's compost
ton is published on the wrapper.
Orders not solicited because it is Of Southern
growth ndpreparaton, but because it is the best 4
trial will prove it so.
For sale by JOHN J.. McKAIN
Mar 20 and DR.. F. L. ZEMP
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CHARLESTON
AND
LIV Err ? DOL
Sailing - Packets.
r EG ULA r LIN E.

FTNIlE CNDERSIGNED BEG TO ANNOUNCE
Il that they have made arrangements ioi line "t
SAILING PACKETS between tie above points, BY
which every facility in regularity and slted will 10
given to shippers.
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~ ROAD AND ElNK KDIYlDEND-T South
Carolina Rail Road Company having declared Dividend
of THREE DOLLAM AND FIFTY CENTS PER
SHARE Oh the Old Sick. and ONE DOLLAR AND
SEyENTY.FGvEC CE>TS PER SHARE on the New
Issue, for the six months ending June 80 1850; and
the Southwestern Raj !load Bank a Dividend of
sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS PER SHARE for the samo
period tho combined Dividend Of SIX DOLLARS
(cing at tho rate of Seen I0r Cont per annum or tho
Road, and SIN PER CjST. por hnnum for the Bank
will lie paid at the abrcsad Bank, on and after tho
od proxmo .. go. -.
The Dividend on Rod Shares not connected with
the Bank will be paidttl,e same time and place as
above stated, and at &C Branch Bank Of the State
Of South Carolina at 'Cmden:
'. - Tos:: .WARING;, Airartor,
South uroEha Rail Road Company
JolTN-C COCHRAN;
rar.,icr cytlwcs,c~n RAJ R!2l Dark.
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Fraser, Trenholm & Co.,
No. 10 RUMFORD PLACE,
LIV ER POOL,
Will any time receive goods intended for shipment
10y this line, and forward the same by The FIRST
SUCCEEDING PACKET. and will DC always pre-
pared to give any information that may be desired
Arrangements for Freight or Passage may also be
made in Charleston, By application 10
John Fraser & Co.,
CENTRAL WHARF.
The aforementioned first class and fast sailing
Charleston Ships have been already placed upon the
line, and others will be added az so"n as required:
SAILING DAYS OF TIE SHIPS OF THIS LINE.
From From
Liverpoul Names Master. Charleston
5th June, 1860 *SusAS G. OWES Norton, Aug o.
18th June 1860. &ELizA BoSsALLt Michael, Aug l3
25th June 1860 *GoNDAR. Lebbvf September 90
l5thJul 1860 Z ST. PIERRE Tessierr October ! o.
18th Aug. $50. !onS FRASER 6erbesI, October 30
*rhee three dates made tonpproximaTc for the
convenience Of importers Ior the Fall trade
Future arrangements will be duly advertised.
May Sly.
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John Fraser & Co,
MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Femue Physician, presents
to the attention Of mothers, her
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\ ~ ffccR.-Tl -,
new r;or % vhaat. q
at SS.th ..r ias:-Es.;
bro'G,i:: 70 .:.y rLDG M
nenf-C',c IL: GdziH
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Mr Grr,.i :aTs.sii,s ii,s!s.; ;;'s,, z. a. =,
cllusciis, .a-n "issn s;7sss. si;7s e
named. ,.ssc at i.,s siili-;. iirsfif. ss,f y:
June, sc the as9e, y ): -, .
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-08
Lewis, Irwin & Co. IS Land,

On Saline Creek, IL Steeat County Tennessee.
The tract contains 1000 acres 1000 in Stewart
and 3, 600 in Trgg County Ky. twill be sold in
d hody, or divided TO suit parties. This land lies
within one mile Of the Cumberland river has a
good road to the landing at the mouth Of Saline
Creek. and very good store house 70 shelter
produce, &C. There are seven different Small farms
upon the lsnd with comfortable Improvement on
each; the best OF Springs, Orchards &c. The Fur
mace buildings are very numerous consisting Of
residence servants houses cribs, stables, smoke
house, Offices, aud the main furnace building, The
moulding room is SO by ~ feet with 80 feet sheds
another building 80 by 100 another 40 By no
Sc. There are about 500 acres OPEN besides the
coalng,. that affords a vast amount Of grazing
Much Of the land win produce the finest quality Of
tobacco and wheat or anything that grows II, this
climate And TO persons wishing TO 60 into the
sheep hoeiness, itotiers great inducement having
all necessary buildings and the best Of water right
at them for the washing 81 sheep or WOOL Nearly
all the land is in the best Of timber consisting Of
the dnereat varieties of oak, hickory black and
white walnut, poplar beech blackberry, gum, clua
chesnut, sc. TO a man aiat vents to make for
tune at Tanning ! would say come to NC Price
az divided) from 81 to $40 per acre, OF viii sell
all together at great bargain. Terms one-iouth
cash, heIance i 2, and years interest on tho
last note.
r. D. LEONARD,
Real Estate Agent
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-08
Sanford's Liver Invigorator
MEYER DEBIL TIA TfES.

1t is compounded entirely from gums, and has be-
come an established fact q standard medicine,
known and approved by all that have used it. and
Is now rcsortcd to with g confidence in all the dis
eases for which IL is re- O commended.
II has cured thousands = within the last two years
who had given up all "A hopes of rulicf as the
namerousunsolicitd GER tihcaics in my possession
show a
The dose must be A. q dapted to the temperf-
mcnt of the individual q taking it, and used in
such quantities as TO act = gently ON the bowels.
Let the dictates ofks your Judgment guide you
In the use of the LIVER y INyIGORATOR, and it
will one livercomplaint, bilious attacks, dyspep-
sia chronic diarrhea, summer complaints, dys-
eniery, dropsy sour sto- n, MACH habitlal cestye-
ness, collie, cholers chol- morhus, cholera IN
ilntum llatnenee jaun- - dice feraae Weaknesses,
and may be used success " fully as AN ordinary FAM
ily medicine. Il win = cure sick headache (as
thousands can testify in ~ twenty minutes, Il two
Or three teaspoonfuls are taken at the commence
ment Of the attack.
All who use il are giving their testimony in its
favor
Ns water q, he mouth soifh NE hr9ordior, and
s,eallolc both togcthT.
RsS-prce one dollar per bottle.
q. ]. WOOD co, Wholesale Agents, Saint
Lonis, Mo.
McCAulAEY 4 BELL, Agents, Carksville
For sale also by THOMAS 4 BRO. Clarksville.
EwIN, PENDLErON a co. Wholesale Agents,
Nashville.
Febrmry'2l, lseO-em