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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
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Hostetter's celebrated Stomach BITTERS, sure
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Whitcumbs Atbma REMEDY, certain relief in
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Kenncdy's Medical DISCOVERY
Kennody's Salt Rheum OINTMENT T for euro Of
Scrofulu or any kind of eruptoni
HccemSn 4 Cos EliYer of Calisaya Burk for
cure of Chills and Fever;
Tarrant's Efervescent Seltzer APERIENT;
Clark's Female PILLS;
Marchscs' Uterine CATH0LIC0N;
PHILOTOKEN or Females FRIEND;
Pure COD LIVER, oil Jelly and u moro pleasant
form to take;
Brynn's Pulmonic WATERS which affords rc-
lief in ten minutes.
Just received ind for sale at
c. W. J. 3. HODGES.
Oct19 If 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24

"Therc is no room for halfway mea-
sures now. There can be no further talk
of pacific policy-of measures of con-
cilistion-of fears of exasperating the
people Of the Southern States. The day
fer that has passed. The South has cto-
sen ,uur, and il must hare all the acar II
wunts. The issue is not made by the
United States Government. 1t is made
by the South. The Administration has
gone to the very verge of pusillanimity
in its forbearance. 1t hasendured wrongs,
and tamely submitted to outragos, which
no other Government on the face of the
earth would have endured for an hour. 1t
has done everything consistent with hon
or, and many things which it is very hard
to reconcile with a proper feeling OF -nd:
tional self.respect, to avert the horrible
alternative which is at last thrust upon
them. For no other offence than that Of
trying to relieve its soldiers from starva-
ton, the batteries Of the Southern Con-
federacy have been opened upon the Gov
ernment of the United States. The flag
Of the Republic is to be lowered in dis.
grace-or the issue of war is to be met.
Tho President of the United States
must not hesitate an instant rs TO the poll.
cy he will pursue nor must he spare any
thing Of vigor and energy in the manner
of putting it into execution. lie has
command of the army and navy of the
United States, and has full power to sum
mon the militia Of the Republic, for the
protection of the Government and in de-
fence of the Constitution. He must in.
stantly put forth every power at his COM
mand to maintain the authority which he
represents Fort Sumter must not be
surrendered, # there is enough force IN the
United States to hold il. That point is
the head Of the rebellion, and it is pre-.
cisely there that 4 stand must be made.
The people of this country will feel hu.
inflated and disgraced if that fort is sur.
rendered to the traitors who have CON-
lneuced the war by firing upon it. 1t
must he reinforced at every hazard-and
if the forces already sent thilher are not
sufficient for that purpose, they must be
followed by others. .''-New York Times,
1871 INST.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
FOR THE HAIR.

Heimstreet Inimitable HAIR RESTORATIVE
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair RESTORER
and Hair DRESSING;
Phnlon's Improved Magic Hair DYE;
Durnett's COCAINE;
Phalon's COCINE, P0MADE and Hair OIL, MI
eIcellont for giving the Hair lively and GLOSSY
appearance.
The Ladies are solicited to give the above az
sortlnent an examination.
C. W. ]. B. HODGES.
Oct 10 If 42
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24

for us to smart under the pity of the world
snd the humiliation of our own reflections,
we must be subjected to the scorn of per-
iured traitors, who if they have neither
truth nor honor nor love Of country,
have mettle, audacity and force of
arms, to redeem even them from pure
contempt. TO think that petty STATE
inferior to one Of our considerable towns,
revolted for purposes that poor humanity
itself abhors, has advanced III three months
to swollen and menacing success, with
swift and unchecked stride, conquering
and to conquer. over the dishonored con-
stitution and laws, the cowed government
and the overpowcred farces of the once
glorious and great American Republic
To think of five thousand "contederate" !"
fe!ons, without one gun, or shot, or ounce
of powder, which they had not stolen with
tryachcry and violence from the United
States in time Of profound peace, deliber-
ately getting ready nineteen tremendous
batteries of our own best guns, and pour
ing 9 forty hours storm of shot and shell
upon faithful United States officer and
sixty men, while United States fleet,
loaded down with land and sea artillery,
Icy quietly in the offing. looking on at the
horrid 5uttue! Every true American
hear! is this day sick with shame.
1t would &c premature judgment to
ccnsureunconditionally, Representatives,,
the conduct of the officers Of the expedi-
ton, whose cool inaction, in sight of his
desperate extremity, told upon the noble
hearted Anderson more heavily than all
the guns of the enemy, and forced even
the bold outlaws who beleaguered him, to
send cheers of admiring sympathy min.
gled with their shot, and to vent curses
and groans for the pusiIanimity of the
comrades who should have succored him
or fallen with him to a man. We can not
help thinking there was an opportunity
for an act of daring heroism, which might
or might not have been successful, but
which the world would have admired for
ever. Instead Of this, it is the impression,
from present appearances, that whoever
held the responsibility at sea on Saturday
has earned perhaps the reputation of IA
discreet and prudent officer" The singu'
lar deseription-"a bloodIess victory
which the Confederates are enabled to ap-
ply to this affair, is scathing sarcasm
upon the efficiency of our boastcd "rellef
fleet" |, is safe enough to say there is
blame and disgrace resting somewhere. If
the force was SO small that any attempt
to raise the siege would have been sheer
madness, why was itsent. with notice two
or three days ahead of its arrival of the
intention to provision the fort peaceably,
or, falling that, to reinforce it by arms?
Either the Government or it's officers ap.
pear to have made an mbecilc botch of it.
-N.w York World.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
FIRST DEFEAT OF TIE REBELS.

To-day, who is not for the Union is
against it. To-day, he whose heart does
not ,hrob aud whose blood does not stir
with patriotic fire is vile traito-. The re.
bells have chosen war. They have done
their best to slay loyal garrison. With
out single csuse of complaint, they have
turned their arms against the Union and
against the lives Of loyal citizens. From
today da.es the determination Of treason
from the land. The people will not rest,
III. nation will not be satisfied, while 4
traitor is left in arms.
The measures the President has taken
and prnro,es To take, are the wisest and
ro.,.: prudent that could be devised. AL.
r....y IL. !,.s tho bAn! of traitor. in his
u.s.. Charleston is bi"ckadcd AZ We
~. xs c:,;.n- that Fort Pickrns il at-
j |, IN, traitors; but Fart P'ckens
:. * .t;ujrcel on Saturday! Washing
~, y :aiv and, even ii the disappointed
{; ;.n,ral at Charleston SHOULD venture To
D.Yr hts ar;ny nor,hwartl. 4 hundr:l
thu, ,;,nI loyn! irrrlI'rn nf PENNSYLVANIA
would ,wpc the traitors from the face Of
the rartl.
-. rs !han!; God that we sha!I hear
4, ..r"i .conG';Ho"ai i2y 'i!y." 1.-THE
.. ~. c;'o,e {" sscv,lr, let
Il. I'M .in >.. quickly. 1t is no time f,r
l.if a.vl ,urc-. The loyal nru Of tho
Border STATES mus, speak out, .ul put
.i..n., II; res t.ii wi.s!i la. yr.wI ,a,u.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24

places and property which have been
seized from the Union" If he calls for
only seventy.ive thousand men it is be-
cause hr knows that he can have million
if he needs them. But he judges rightly,
that every loyal arm is = match for ten
traitors.
Charleston is already blockaded. With
in week every port in the rebel States
will have its mouth guarded by United
States armed ships. Within ten days,
unless they sue for peace and lay down
their traitorous arms, the rebels will find
themselves in the face of a hundred thoIs.
snd men determined to maintain with
their lives government under which we
have prospered and been happy for eighty
years. aud Constitution made for us by
Washington, Jefferson and the host of pa
triots who gathered about them.-Aev
York Eueniny Post.
WAR DECLARED.
At all events, the reduction of Fort
Sumter and this manifesto Of President
Lincoln are equivalent to 3 declaration OF
war on both sides between the Conteder.
ate aud the United States. In u conflict
Of this sor, there can be but two parties
Northern and Southern party-ior all
other parties will cease to exist. The po-
litical principles, organizations and issues
which have divided our country and our
people, in various shapes and forms, since
the treaty of our independence with Eng:
laud, will all be very soon overwhelmed
in the sweeping changes of . civil war
1t would be folly now to argue what might,
could, would, or should, nave been done
by Southern fire-eaters and Northern dis
organizers in 1854, 1860, or by MIR. Bu-
chansn, or by MIR. Lincoln, or by the late
session of Congress. Civil war is upon
us and the questions which now supersede
all others are: What are the consequent
ccs now before US? Where is this war to
end i? and how ana when? What is our
duty under this wsrlike condition OF
things? snd what are the movements and
the conditions necessary to change this
state of war to state Of peace?
These questions will irresistibly i'm
press themselves upon the mind of every
thinking msn, North and South. Ear
nestIy laboring in behalf Of peace, from
the beginning of these sectional troubles
down to this day, and for the maintenance
Of the Unien through mutual concessions,
We do not even yet utterly despair of ar
resting this civil war before it shall have
passed beyond the reach ofreason.-New
York Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
DICK CHEATHAM!

nICK CHEATIIAM will stand the SPRING
~ SEASON Of 1861, ut Edgefeld C. H., on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays,
and at Harmon Galman's, six miles East Of the
Court House, the remainder Of the week, ut
Twenty five dollars the Season, with the privilege
of sending any mare not proving iu foal the next
Season, free Of charge.
DICK chEATHAM is black horse six years
old this Spring. about sixteen hands high. he
shows fur himself.
lie was sired by Imp. Albion, first dam by Imp.
Leviathan, 2d dam by Paculet, 81 dam by Top
gllant. 4th dam by Lamplshter, 5th dam by Hall,
Imp. Union, &c. Pacolet was by Imp. Citizen /;
Topgnllsnt by Gastin. He by Imp. Bedford /;
Lrmplighter by Imp. Medley.
DICK clIEATIIAM waa good race horse.
Those desiring to breed from him had bcst send early
in the Season which commences lst Murch and
ends 10th juno.
lie will be found while vt tho Court Huuse, ut
Mr.. T. J. Whitakcrs Stable, who will tako good
care Of Mares at SIS per month, but not be liable
for accidents or escapes.
TH0s. e. BACON.
Marl, 1851. IF 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
The Fall of Fort Sumter.
waat tAe Northern Paper. say abou,

The Northern papers are filled with We
~ amusing comments upon the result OF
the bombardment of Fort Sumter BY our
troops. From some of the lcsding journals
of various shades of opinion We make the
following extracts:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORUIN.IR

IN ORDINARY.
Silns Butler and A. NJ. Smith & Co. vs. Thomas
Chapman: i. NJ. Saunders and wife Edrty; En-
i!y Chapman; Nat hanicl McKny and wife Eliza-
's;hi Pinckuey Bcdcnbaush and rife Matilda;
Nancy Chapman aud Lewis Turner and wife
Frances.
Whereas, Silas Butler md 4. VI. Smith 4 Co.,
Creditors, have applied me. ly petition in wri-
ting. praying that part of the proceeds Of the
Real Estate nf Nathan Chapman, decd, may be
paid over to them ~ creditors, tn satisfy their
cLts: and it appearing In my satisfaction that
B. NJ. Saunders and his wife Edncy. Defendants
II this case, reside beyond the limits Of this State,
They arc therefore required to appear ut the Court
If Ordinary 80 hr hvllen at Edgeteld c. H., for
E.iscticd District, OH Saturday, the 7j;h day Of
My, A. y. 1851. to show cause. ii nny they can,
why II portion of the proceeds Of the sale Of the
Real Estate Of Nathan Chapman, decd, sold by
me for Partition and Division, shonld not be paid
aver to the said Silas Butler and A. NJ. Smith i
Co.. to satisfy their debts, or their consent to tho
samo will be entered Of record.
Given under my hand and seal this the 25th day
Of February, A. D., 1861.
W. +. DURISOE, o.Ep.
Feb 81 3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
Fraser, Trenholm & Co.,
NO. l, RUMFORD PLACE,

Liverpool,
Will at any time receive goods intended for ship
ment by this line and forward the same. by the
FIRST SUCCEEDING PACKETS, and will be
always prepared to give any information that may
be desired.
Arrangements for Freight or Passage may also
he made in Charleston, by application to
JOHN FRASER g. co.,
Central Wharf, Charleston, 8. C..
The aforementioned first class and fast Saline
Charleston Ships have been already placed upoa
the line, and others will be added as coon as re.
quired:
Sailing Days Of the Ships Of this Line.
From From
Liverpool Names. Muster Charleston
5th June, &SrsIs G. OwESs Norton, Aug. 10
18th June, sELIzA BoysALL, Michncl, Aug. 81.
9th June, aGoSDAR, Lebby, Sept. ~.
l5th July, Z. ST. PIERRE, Tesaier, Oct 10.
18th Aug, JOHN FRASER, Ieruest, Oct. 30.
&These throe dates are made to approximate for
the convenience Of Importers for the Fall trade.
Future arrangements will be duly advertised.
May IL mly 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
State of South Carolina

ET appearing to my satisfaction that tlle Defend
Il ant, Edward Horace Settle, resides beyond the
limits Of this State, On motion of Mr.. Abney,
Conn flninants' Solicitor, 1t is ordered that the
said Defendant be and appear in this Honorable
Court within three months from the publication
hereof, and plead, answer, or demur to this Bill,
or Judgment will be rendered against him pro
confesso.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
Whiskey.

NOTICE.-.Ail persons indebted to tho Es-
" tate Of Washington Wise. decd. are request.
ell TO uome forward au'l settle The claims against
them; nnd all those hnving demands against said
Estate, are also requested to present them proper
ly attcated for payment.
II. a. SHAW,
W. 5. WISE. Acting iSrs
Ncy27 If AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
PIANO FoRTEs

:. PIANO FORTES
from the celebrated manufactures of Ravon Bacon
/ Co., HaIelton Bros, ard A. II. Gale Co., New
York, for whom they are sole Ageuts. These In
strumsnts having already won such far-famcd CO.
lobrty, it only necessary for US to repeat that for
strength, durability and finish, together with p0Wer
Depth sOeetness and sotaess of tone, they challenge
competition. Persons wanting q Superior Piano
Forte, would do much better to call and select from
lurge assortment than by Dealing with Pedlars
and agents OF inferior makers, where they have no
choice and have often to pay higher prices for in
ferior Instruments, than fine ones of Superior
makers can be bought for.
Every Piano Forte suld by us is warranted in
every respect, 80 the purchaser runs rixk what
cvor Persons ordering from distance from US
can depend upon getting GOOD ARTICLE, as
we make it point to keep goods Of the best quality
and such nj we can recommend and warrant in
every respect Their
STOCK OF MUSIC
is very large, and they constantly receiving all
new pieces US they are published.
GUITAR aud VIOLIN STRINGS
Of the the best quality always on hand. They
would also Gull attention to their large stock of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24
March IS, 1861. 3m II
Stale Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

II appearing to my satisfaction that the Defend
L ants in the above stated case, Felix C. McKn-
uey, Julius n. Mckinney, Bayis p. Mckinney,
Alfred Lafayette Mckinney, Margaret Ann Bates,
Levi Bu,es, Ellen j. Butes, Anderson +. Bates,
Eliza B. Iiamm, James lIamm, and Martha larle
Lee reside beyond the limits of this State, On
motion of Mr.. ABSEY, C"mpluinant's Solicitor, It
is ordered that the sad Defendants do be and ap-
.oenr in this Honorable Court, within three months
rom the publication hereof, and plead, answer or
lcnur to this bill, or judgment pro- conje,so will
nc rendered against them.
z. ". CARWILE, c.r.E.D.
Mar Is 1S61 2n II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-24

The President will ';rc.po5-ess tht t,rts,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-12
GARDINER 5
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

certain and peI maneut cure for RAeunas,. eur. i.
ria and salt Rheum Il Is al internal remedy oiIY
r. ont and entirely eradicaing the disease ie4ilr
no change IN diet business and may oe ~
ehiIdren and persous OF the nc5t de4cate co's'i
,r,th nartrct safety.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-12

.-.,i, ,nl permanent cure for Rheumatism HeuraI
4 ga aud salt RAeum II Il an e-l,se seIirn
no change IN diet Cr business anu nay oe
children and perso1s OF the meat delca'e
with perfect safety
Testimoniais-
r-stmouy Of Judge h;ttIitge, OF Ne'moa'.
CHAs +. GARDNER. Ese ..s..-,,rv; T., favor
.t~GIRDINERs RHECMAriC and N1l $500
COMPOUND Afffr 'uflFing WIN rs TerT s
Sr yere s-r1ck took one bottle yoar Conpound NcA
Afforded decided rsiet r. .,i,;-a tar that
ai .aIn' ~ ~ nset WtLt. All IlFEiDGE.
Fai- i!ayvn, VT Dec / ~ c.,,,oo,,d "
"a. iiper', Hheumatic aut Negra-sia I'm H9o'1"
is the se-' medicine ''r ' ''@''V caAs A SMITH,
80 I ,,,.! state Hou,e Bo4ron. ..,.. ..,.i.
IN ~.,, lined 70 my bet segera weeSs lasV sr,at}
- tr.i-ry clrcI y, tre -; OF one Io'.le e.
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,-t+e- mouths and Leea driven ~ eAefn - a. az
10 he trial Of uunertus rgrlet' f.,o1 Ira+i ,rd
liz. vas induced to t-y > tIard.heT RL.'l-' M -, ~
Neura .a Compound; h' az XiCf, r''' iTr t,oot
~ na.ra+ 80 NJ E1pletou Block. Lowell. Ma.
have Teen ,iiicted with salt Rheuni "a -It W M '
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enc hottie OF ycur CompcGnd and can Ectas,& say
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sufferer from Salt Rheun la: hands c'Frre" w.,n 80
and
- Tim Il " hammond, 20 f!iA street, Boston;
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/ h.s crtiralv cured ne Of Neura {ia-r g hoAfHo'
/ I-,r,ristor Pearl ST. House. Boston, ha,..
S6rs half bottle oi Your Compolnd ca! sG ne =. =
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+tsrk Of Neura gia and kheuras aai 'nat pro- :,
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tD.NtEs Wet ser ST., E4-t tosidn. l.. kiN Pc , =
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-12
nv VrG c.: ETspEE :. i II LIFE MEDICINES

y. w..l An0vn g. be iaialiiGie.
p5s.R-sfA by hcr, Ehy cleansing le first N .ecoLf
ma .hs and treating iow OF pure heaFhJ se' H.
-tgsa 81 he siae ara acra Kind Fa'GleceF, I0rs oi
Antetite heartburn headache Rsstie sre%s, ltemrer
snyietv Lsrauor oGd melancholy. hch are tie geil-
er7l symptoms OF DyspTqsia. will vanish US niaf-
ecEses,e ice OF its :urs c,.
Cosf1va,L b. cleansing TIE vh1'e leutcA oi 'ie %
te-t:nes wifh soiyeat process aad with IL Violence
all violeu. purgs leave The loves cost H'a1a wv
FzyERs &C al kicdI by restoring tie tlood 10 reg
ul - rculacn through the process OF respiration u
in cases, and tie thorough solution c; al! inies'i'
Tfe lie Medicines have beeu known 70 Ruerma.
ism re et.uanen:y ii three weeks anc at IN a-' Ls
tiur. By removing Local lnn'Iaf!on iGcn 'e h1'cS'
s-d ti!lGlsGts CT the JOINTS.
tecpstRl Of all kinds 5y f-er;a- AMI -'reu -tA ,un-
tie kidneys and bladder they operate most dei3a 4s
OF these iaccr:aut erEGps and hence have eve: LteA
i-ard ! RAN remedy Ter the vcr't eases OF Of'Ve
Ai-3 " oKAs. s. .lri5filn from ne 'hrnll-' y 80.
d v-- the si.-Y 70 which these fT'aturcs a.-cft
,cCGvY CLcz-: aad lnyeterate >9re, ~ the perfect
purity which th-= -= #et.eiE-s 70 t.e 2io'I -A- IA
,cT-T,r E.,l-.. II ,.i -. Co,dg,ex.oEs, y :Ae.r
c'tearve Effect upon 'Ee an'ds n scc tne ssln anc
tie morbid -fa-- : which occasions a. eruy'l's s2tN
p.si,-s sa' g. e7!s and oAer ..isaEfeels ce.H''s'
Tie gse st -ss Pr To- ~srr s'0r a,a WI! 5Tss,
an Mir. crra or ~c.- ,tai-i ara '7ikilg n1rove-
r,eut il lc .les rIc-i O. -. kin Ie'nAon Ccid% az.
rrlre-.e II s'"; 's 5a-.i p. oa2 t3a. cr r .
the v0,-t cases ,..--.
PiLgs -rue oi. nal proprietor q lie me'!e,aea,
was cured Of ri q % ears sanding 3g tie ISa Il the
Iii, lieaicnes aione.
EEVg8 AND 40 - - ftS 1tourse % 'lg p t-s-Fa
country ihase Medicines viii te toand sai- -."adr
arp certain .-intiy H'er aicls. --re Ili- = sem
r .cr TO o aaus e IN d'sea cure 5y thee ned
.cpr- rraa uat trI Them be satisfied SUD DC eur l-!
BfLGcrs FEvEEf .Tp LiTk.. CoIPLAltrs-.i isuer-
Debility los- Of Appe;lc Oeases ~ Pc ha!es-tha Med
c..e. have been u.. Hith tie nost 4snehcIal Fe%s y
eases o this Description kings Evil an! Scr1tG'N
Ia Il worst iu5 u!- yitl,- 70 The n.it y-t poWer'L :;
tj5a of these remarkable Ael;ciEee, NiSNt F-f
y.tyou. Debility. New lus 0mplaiat' Of =. KIN J. Fa
ya..-n. cI the Heat. ral;e.s C-Ic, ers 'leeey Gu
d. -
,i-I.f-ntAL EfsE.eEs-Pe Persons whose cn d. tgi0u'
have become tulpsirei 5y the iAjIdci0u lie u H rcirY
yyill sud these Mecizes Leirct curet a. fhsy rsv-
ia . erac iror rie system az 4 tE-rts 1 LiSF
,lrv infinitely sooner then the u9cst pow"r,u prep "a
iior Il sal -aFgri. . ..~,.,-., -
fr.t a-er ar. sold ur W >. iOE'e l.
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LIFE Pills AND PHOENIX 6IEE42S.
THESE NEgiCTNES Lave Low been ae'o7e the PHa-
g ..r re-iat Of :hrrc wears, AID GHrrs -l-:t t-i-
lia, 1aI famed hiah character N aiH'2S every paI
8. the r!oie Iirr eEfy aGTd.a4rY aul i4rtt-l+f
Dorrt, * co- A.. ier.-at health 10 persons -uHer
IN l-aIiy every KIND Gs'ase t9 Thch iLiln aiaH :
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g,arfuyeg on Sanitary Seie;aCc

10. n. IffH.J3 Nt"t, bl3IjH.
TFP.Arr .igas gatt'c'I.s, atts1 "l 8 =. rt.lHl,
rr-u-plen. x the fai owing special tt-ts.-. ri..
-iaa,,virr Fnilsrsv Aheumas-n, pg Irp-.a l,stIses
6. tie Eyra-t Ear dis ars % thc FLr'1t aHt l"0-'.
sea srs or Females, AMI ~ isea< % tlt t.nt- htii-
ding tht positive cGre OF tt1csr. haHt tAt fa';'
psr.punu hour irau ~ 4. " 90 3 =. 81. fi1'A'