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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-05-07
President Dayf,s, s Nd q e.ss,,ges %,

that We are Only able to- publish brief
synopsis able and statesmanlike document
oas lay e3teaso before our read
! esssss tho mex: 9ssssS &
this With any production from the 3aboon
fresiasnt and see sat glance wherethe asl.
ysasage lies President AVIS is a gentleman, Sol.
tatesraan LlScols black guard COW.
.ayd ns,innats This is the difference
]; ;bsss s'een the two residents
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Coz. SPA, Of Virginia, recently from
Washngton''ns the Richmond D'$paten
that, in com trough the streets III an opIiiI-
bus. he saw'fty of gentlemen dusty with
travel and ing with haste. These were
the Wall larkrrs ON their way tn the
White ITowhnm the New York H.rold
reports rs wing to Washington 10 offer
their mono the Government. They were
hurryiiry tlColoncl Spalding learned, for
81 very dit purpose, viz: to invoke Lin
coin. in Iins tame, TO stop his proceed
ings, for Il esc"t' ut least TILL some ar'ltr'-
ton couIerferr, or New York would be
ruined. f,ol. SpaIIing had from high au-
thority.
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ADMINS STRAT OR'S NOTICE.
's'sz, D,'Iis iu" ne ~ administrator Of John
Kelly. gi&". i.st. re,T placed in TIC iiaus OWN N.
Shannon 3r c'ar"0I. Arrangements for the iist.
nrnts past t;c mas ne ::a!" al ~ early day
Persons hnrin.. claims tic estate or as
administrators. vii Yrescn; them 10 Mr ShaHrnn.
Apr.l 1T !. ROSS BYE. !tdmr.
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ErcI:issatN.ln.l.

W.sr1xc7os 1.-The New York Sew
enti, Regiment tt''sed to take the oalh 'i
allegiance viii ncoln requires. They re-
fuse to fight agN 'rg'"'a or Maryland
Lincol,'s y'tation Of Martial Law was
promulgated +; 1t divides Maryland into
four military ds. The fifth military Jis-
trict en- brace District Of C"nmhia, and
includes AIcxi. Under this order, stvcr-
al inoffensivc;cns were driven from their
families and Is, md expelled at the bay-
onct's point:
Respectful iriles kave been grossly IN
suited by ihtIlccrs.
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81 sgnsIic & Q Done,

to- whom
) g ~. aes should pc obsers N instance.
shonld another have TIE lonor of doing that
tho aatsct ono Who clearly en- titled 70 s
place u the 3.
y e hope t',e rea,g vi innxo i note
.es THIS and ssreldes unto the things that are
8 CRasas
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Explosioa, of an, OIL WeHAz.Eoss d
Life aud ErightfHI Scencs.


I an oil s@cll in arrcas county, Pa. took fir
q few days ago,and exploded will, frightfrl ei
feet, cansiig the loss eighteen lives. Aslet
ter gives the i0llowng additiopal particulars:
Z AwcIl which had bcenJrilled overstao ohun
dred feet 10y Hawlcy d. Neirick, had strncl
/, oil. but the yield being less tlialIc expected th,
pumping was abandoned and drilling recon-
mcnccd. Over onesllunlrcd feet further wer,
drilled, when 1T half past five on "Wednesday
evening a sudden rush of oil through the five
inch and u half tubing, threw ont the drills ant
gushcd up into the air forty feet ahovest stlt
I! surface OF the ground. At.the least compata5
tion;it was throwing from seventy to Ole llnn,
dred lmrrcls al, l,onr. Aaaovc tllissmass 'of oil
the gas of bcnzne rose in a cloud, for fftpEol
sixty feet. As soon as the%oiI commented
gushing forth, all the firesuf the enginesintlie
neighborhood were imnediatelY cxtinghisled.
AT about halfpast eleven, as "a, large mum
her of men and boys were around tlte well en-
gagged in saving the oil tl, gas from tie well
which had spread in every direction, toWk fire
from the engine of well ogerss5four hundred
rods distant, when ina second: the whole ar
was in a fame, with acrash and u rear. like
discharges from n park of artillery As soon
as the gas took fire. the head Of fthejc of.oil
was in furious blaze, and falling like water
from fountain over space ote;Shnndred feet
in diameter, each drop came down a. blazing
globe Of boiling oil. Instantly the egiodnl was
a flame. constantly increased and augmented
by the falling oil. AT once scene ofinilescriihaa.
ble horror took place. Scores were tlirowi:9
fiat and for distance of twenty feet land
numbers, horribly burned, rushed, glazing' from
the hell OF misfortune slrieking and scream
ing in their anguish. q
JUS within the circle of the fames could DC
seen four bodies huing III the sectllins oil, and
one man, who had been digging ditch teleoll-
vey away the oil to a lower. part ff: f:rhe grnGnd
was killed as he dug, aud could ;befsecifsas slie
fell over the handle oi: his siae, roasling in
the fierce element. MrlI.$R: B use ofsthefrnf|
of Rouse Mitchell and Brow: 6of lie valage
of Enterprise, Warren toulitg, gentleman
largely interested in nwesin this locality, and
whose income from tbcnIaln6iln.ed tos 81 OoezaH
day, was standing inearstie pin, AM. was blown
20 tcet!Ly the tile explosion. se::aIe tlp
and ran about II Sor:sl 5 feet further, and
Was tlrgged out by twoInen. aud conveyed ato}l T
a shanty some distance from tbc.wrll::H hen,
he arrived. not tit.ycstise of cIolhng Was left I
him except his stockingsand boots. His hair
was burncd3rf, rs wei ass His finger nails,
MS ears and his eyelils while The balls ofl,iis
,yes were erisped mp to nothilIgncss III this
condition he lived dsnineshoars7 nlaac sliis wilt
cavilg 100000 totheS poor Of iysurenf scoun7
y, aud s5oUay year to lls :tatbe his only liy-
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MOTT -E-

s:ERSONS indebted IL me for Professional Services
will i;nI iErirEotcs :m accounts in tl.G hanas q
Joseph VI Dolby. Esq, at the Branch I;'nk.
.Apr!! IS. T. VI. SALMOND. NJ. D.
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So Ili,a t:;;;roiin:stss;

s,aili'a G;;r.oiin:sSts,,.
The Ptt,.r:sslbuf!.es;;.:..i! !: 2. -! !;
three more elouli,;.liii3I ! ]
the Second 81 ISsli IS:
|sliin!tgeers, III !g aud ia.nis!et1
me men, arlised ii stliel.I
Railroad J yiesstertl:tSl
SdIijnled Ijll' at sJarFltts h1
Richmond at ili.res ,61
fow4:
Tic J@.ilcasteflINj
siSManllll!s. n: 4;
The S;m,ser NaluE
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; NeH; Trial Granted.


are that al appeal heard. pursuant to
sotise ssLr at Newbefrry,. ON
% ranted to Wash slave
recently pyicted. Of an at,
raise an and lie trial ordered
4 g bs held IN caladsn on Monday, 18Th May; inst
ess e. consequence in war III tle
slleriHand also four of the tire
sepasel Honos l,as ordered the trial to-
,nta .ic Court either
Psss Aaying ths upon giving
s.tsaE notice. 81 Is 49,
s5set :gnsl q enc.
informed st sasinrs q t,e:
ssasnsssss af.sr its 50
Ssction tso0ps i,Sa, md
tooss .rros,SsoS
E9f Cor. HleKsSs Ssere
ae Sess0ss sts3 and
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|ss.,>;i Es!c'sna DnG.
ss@ *s@ of May |, says
Composing a part Of
C'aroliua Vol
g;ahont three hundred
iIt over the Southern
sli,alfpast II o'clock,
= aud left again for
oek They were as fol-
iJTcs-Cal,tain Amos
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Tie Senate Of Mary
Solution recommending
1lolplnittcc to wait on
States, the Presi-
States aud the Cover
g. a view to bring about
dolly | / civil war may be
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Col. j. Il. KcrSlxv, Commander.
Capt y. j. Gooayyn, Aljntant,
Capt J. l. EilIepssrr, CommissasS.
Capt. |. ~. Salnclrd, Surgeon.
Lieut.. w: S. Wosl, Qnar,ernasrcr
Lieut.. f. ). Nlcylarlic, Chaplain.
Lieut.. Ii. j. Mott Assistant Surgeon.
VOLUNTEER AIps.
Col. G.. Gnillarl,Sol. y. L. holy, Col. ". H.
Hardy. Col. i. Wallace.
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IlsoRpol.NTo, CA&.A,|
which; is The Coy
that Canada VIII.
/. lied lied Sstste,s 3. differ i
i$Cesi,lna.liall Gu il ia Govcr;iill
:periialll autloritiias;;tf
or: eight regiments
ton ii Of the frontier.
NEw !; YoRiK, Nj
died i here on Iuestl.
BosTos, g s. May !: p &:
seized here today
on board, bound SO
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The first cannon was cast in Nashville, Tenn.
last Saturday.
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( From .lOntg.<ilf.nry

psssd providing for the ap,
laESG G6aplaiins in the Army
oSideKrs IS expedieut, the saIa-
month, witlIont
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q :22:,ss|Sisllop = ondrrlonk
Iieslfigs 81. :Norg's was
I'D $50 kegs of powder
-ftt ,-ft.s. 2 - a. =
, 1861-04-19
THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

OF Dr. L. Czapkay, is already, secured in position
which places II, as It's proprietor far above the
sauts Of envy and professional malice. In the schools
Of France, the highest prizes often awarded to
practitioners in this department Of medical science
and they occupy with Others equally lofty position
in the profession. Rcord is illustrous example,
shining light among the philosophical stars Of his age
in Europe and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalled him in
this country, y proof Of which, the Philadelphia
College Of Medicine complmented him with a Diplo-
ma, aud the honorary dd eumdem degree. Selecting
this his field Of operation although qualified as a
graduate Of the University Of Pesth and the late Chief
Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
for more extended labors. DR.. l.. J. Cap
kay has bent his earnest attention to the cure VI
Chronic and private diseases In which he has become
great expert that he Is regarded the lea
der in this branch Of his profession throughout the
United States and his portrait and biography pub
lished matter OF interest to their readers in the
most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices are at
his medical and Surgical Institute on Sacramento
street. corner OF Ledesdor nearly opposite the bull
dings ofthe Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
p5rWe ask particular attention Of our readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper.
DR.. L, J. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL and
Surgical Institute Is on Sacramento street, below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's Office, San Francisco. The Doctor offers
free consultation and asks no remuneration unless he
effects q cure.
Hg-Persons not wishing to lose time in correspond
ence, please enclose $40 in their letters and they vii
get immediate attention to their cases.
Address, L. j. CZAPKAY. MD,
Sm.ll San Francisco, Cal.
, 1861-04-19
UNLVERSTTY LANgS.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN AP.
pointed President Of the Board Of Commissioners ap
pointed to make selections Of the lands reserved by
Congress for University purposes. to make entry al
their selections in the land 0ice and to sell the
same at price not less than dollar and hfy cents
per acre per law passed January i, 1861, is now
prepared to receive proposals from all persons who
wish to purchase surveyed lands in Washington Terri
tory, ia quantities not exceeding six hundred and
forty acres in one body.
The titles To all lands sold VIII conform to the laws
Of the United Stutcs and Of this Territory.
All necessary Information concerning fractions Of
sections legal subdivisions and plats of townships.
&c. can be obtained upon application to Mr. A. II.
Poe Locating Ager, olympia, W. T.
DANIEL BAGLEY,
President Of the Board of Commissioners.
March Is, 1891 swl7
, 1861-04-19
MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father, on tie 1lth
inst, by Rev. T. J. Harper, Mr.. AARON WEBSTER
and Miss - YANTIS.
, 1861-04-19
Second Auditor

Second Auditor
Gen. I. !. STEVENS, late ex-olficio Super
intendent Indian Affairs, W.T.
The character of Governor Stevens
should have been enough to shield him
from the gross aspersions to which he has
been subjected No gentleman has labored
more zealonsly and efficiently for the inter.
ests of the Territory over which he presi-
ded and the whole Pacific coast. Goycr-
nor Stevens took very active part in Sc
curing the passage of the Oregon and
Washington Territory War debt bill; and
in this particular his services have been
transcribed by those of no other gentle-
man.
1t was charged that his course in the
late Presidential canvass worked injuri-
ously TO bis constituency: but the very re-
verse has proved to be the result. Cour-
sge, ability, judgment and prescience have
been shown to be prominent traits in the
character of Gov. Stevens lie is an ard
ent and consistent lover Of the Union, op-
posed to secession. Every scheme having
for its purpose the promotion of Pacific
Republic was lrowned upon by him. Ey-
cry act Of his career is beyond the reach Of
malice. We are also gratifed TO know
that Governor Stevens strongly advocates
the union Of the Democracy for the sake Of
the Union Of our couutry.-S. f. Herald
, 1861-04-19
For Deiegate to CONGRESS.

Ma. LoDdE-You will please announce Col. NJ. 7
l3tf -
, 1861-04-19

Olympia, April 8, 1851. dw2o
, 1861-04-19
MAY 4, 1861,

SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1861,
at o'clock P. n, for the purpose of eleetlng eight
delegates to the Democratic Territorial Convention
and to nominate County Ticket,
The committee recommend that the Democracy Of
the several precincts assemble at the usual places Of
holding elections in the five election precincts and at
any place to suit TIN citizens in the following
preciacts: Coal Bank, Tenalquot. Nisqually. Sonth
Bay. Millers Mill, Miami Prairie, meet at Black river
school house, on Sa
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1861,
at o'clock, P. NJ, to elect delegates to the County
Convention. The Ratio OF representation in the
County Convention will be delegate to every ten
voters lividg in the precinct
full attendance Of delegates Is earnestly solicited.
By order of majority OF the committee.
A. J. CHAMBERS,
Acting Chairman
, 1861-04-19
PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT, OLYMPIA W. r. APRIL 49, 1861
REGISTER and Receiyer's Notice


In townships !, aud North, Range IS East. Ap.
proved Jan. %, lSil.
In townships and . North, Range So East, Ap,
proved Jan. &c, 1851.
Ia township 3 North, Range Sc Last. Approved
January II, lsGl.
In townships :, S and North, Range 81 Last Ap-
proved January l., lsGl.
In township North, Range 35 East. Approved
Jdn. II, 1861.
In township 8 and North, Range Is East. Ap
proved March 2j lSGl,
In township and { North, Range I5 last. Ap.
proved Mar,h p, 1861.
The aforesaid townships having been surveyed and
The ?.1ts thereof approved at The date ab0ve specified
an claimants under the Vreomg..on act OF l~4l, who
settled before survey, age requested 10 Gle their dc
claraiory statements within SIX months from the date
of their approval.
Presumption claimants scttllng after survey, mcst
dc their statements within three months after SETTLE
mcnt.
All claimants under Tire donation law arc requested
to send in, before the ft day Of October next pre-.
else description Of the SGd claimed by them, showing
the metes and bounds and the area or the land and
connection with tho Government lines. II viii be
Necessary for tho-a who do not wish % take by legal
subdivisions, to have their claims surveyed BY au-
tAcTity Of Tie Surveyor General.
ISAAC W, SMITH,
Us. ". VAN CLEAYE,
Receiver.
Olympia April s. 1851. Gw2)
, 1861-04-19
Mrs. WinslOM.

An experienced nurse and Female Physician, has o
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitates the process Of teething by softenng the
gums reducing all inlamation-will aay all pain
and Is to regulate the bowels. Depend upon il
mothers It will give rest TO yourselves ard relief and
health TO your nfants Perfectly safe in all
Sc advertisement in another column. 25y
, 1861-04-19
SAEES1Dsg .s
Liver EEgViaGRATOR
NnvGLl pEEILETACEs.


has becOme established itnt rdafi atelene HnoNn
and npproycd BY ~ haN have used " and y Dow e
Gore1 70 with conldc1ce n ~ lli o diseases tor Whlcn
is recommended. ia
Il has eara4 Gciis7ncsi - vildn t1o l-et two yoer.
who had rlgen all hopca ~ ci rricL ~ ue nnnervul
unsolicited certificates IN MY ~ polseAfor show.
The dose be adariei ~ 10 tie ruer1nf1t Or -.
Individual taxing II and us m led 10 such qulnpuca a.
act gently on the Bowes ~ -.
Let the dictates OF your - Judgment ffrlc you n -
use Of he LIVER fy-l - lvIGOEATofs, nnd q
viii cure Liver coua-l - lpiniuis, Eilfous At
tnelEs, Dysrcpsin, - chrunic Dinrrloca'
simmer CoEi-l NJ lpinfnfn, Dysentc-
~. Dropsy, Gourl ~ stouach, KIabftuni
COstivenesa, Choi- n lic, Choteras Cnolc'
ra HIorbus, Cholera "a Infhntuin, Flntu'
lence, Jaundlce, ~ Female Wealrnesf'
81 and NAV 30 ru.f s,c eesssdily o. an Ordlnn'
~ panniiv rreds- q cane. nwiileure ~
HEADACHE, (,s rJ honaands can ierf'yl u
twenty Ininutes, ~ ~ two or three Tea
spocnfu-s arc taxi cn y eommcnecmfN
n,ack. .N ltll . -..,.
All Who rsss Il are III EiT.nB Their t's'''non
b Ia fnrur NNtTI1 :.
NIX xVArEf, II THE 1-oUTIK WITT
THE ITvtGORATO1s, AND SWALLOW
10th TOcETl11Eft.
Price Ono po1,ar pcr uottic.
, 1861-04-19


We now offer for sale the celebrated
NEW YORK REAPER AND NEW YORK REAPER
AND MOWER,
Made expressly for California by warier & Child, at
Springfield, Ohio.
We have sold the above make Of machines for the
last Eve years. with increased sales every year. One
hundred and seventy-sx Of these Reapers were sold
last season. all Of which gave the most perfect salts
faction, as being the most DURABLE, LIGHT RUN.
MING, and COMPLETE Reaper and Mos'er in use.
Extra parts always on hand.
Also, KETCHUArS MOWER. Improved for 1851.
Said to be the best single Mower ever made.
Also, THE VERMONT MOWER AND REAPER.
light draft Cuts five feet saitable for small farms
Also. HALLS, PITTS j RUSSELL'5 THRE5H-
ERS; POWERS, Etc.
BRADLEY's PATENT HORSE RAKEs. a boy
can use them.
SPRING STEEL TEETH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES.
REVOLVING HORSE RAKEs (an sizes.)
Hay and Barley Rakes, Barley Forks, Hay Forks
Seythes and Snaths (a kinds), Grain Cradles, Seed
Sewers. Cultvators Farm or Plantation Mills, (for
grinding feed-best in use) Browns Burr Stone Mills
Hand Mills, Horse Carts, Wagons Plows, llarrows
Nails Hoes. Shoves, Grlndstoues (a sizes, in casks
or single). Large Road Plows, Road SeTapers, etc.
All Of which offered for sale at the lowest city
prices.
I'm D. ARTHUR & SON,
Cor. Washington and Davis streets,
Sm2l San Francisco.
, 1861-04-19

..,tieularIy called for notice and reply.
Eheintegrity and reliable character of Gov.
c,sveus was too well known and too gen.
s.sIlv admitted, for the charge to be con
. .;dered in any other light, than as mere
's-oke for political effect. We now, how
sssr have the pleasure to lay before our
s,sders an official communication from the
Trsasury Department, settling this matter
t0rsver at rest, and showing that instead Of
Gov Stevens having been defaulter to
,Ss Government, the Government was ac-
,uslIy 10 debt to. him. Without further re-
mark. we publish the following letter, the
original of which we have seen:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SECOND AUDIToR's OFFICE,
Feb. 25, 1861.
SIR:-Your accounts as late Superintend-
eni ex.offcio Of Indian Affairs in The Terri
tory Of Washington have been settled and
a balance Of $2l4 Sc found due to you
differing from your account $460 29-whch
Is explained by the enclosed statement.
On application at this Office you will re-
ceve q requisiton on the Treasury for the
6bove named balance.
Very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
j j. ID. FCILER
, 1861-04-19
PACIFIC RESTAURAJTI
(FORlIERLY PACIFIC HOUSE1

4 4AO \ . ~ &AA40 \ ~ " SSARAV =
(FORlIERLY PACIFIC HOUSED
OLYMPIA, VT.
TINE undersigned having leased, for a number Of
i years. the above wellSnown and deseryedly pop
ullr house. wishes toinfor the former patrons Of tie
Restaurant and the travelling community in general
that having
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED
the above establishment and furnished the sane wta
entirely new furniture from basement to garret she
Is now prepared to entertain guests In greater comfort
and IN more accommodating manner than can be
done by any other house in the place.
The house viii be kept on the restaurant principle,
syEALs AT ALL HOURS, DAY or NIGHT
A limited number can be accommodated with lodg-
ings, good, clean beds, and well ventilated rooms.
Give her a call aud assure yourselves Of the truth OF
the above,
REBEcCA HOWARD.
Olympia, May 10TH 1850. 25-'n6.
, 1861-04-19
THURsTON COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democratic Central COMMITTEES hereby respect
fully give notice that the County Convention will be
held at Olympia on
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-18

1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUNS, and
known and apnroyed bYl ali ihat hava usni n nj
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-18
To Farmsrs and Others,

9 K NiELDs CO., have just received 500 bushels Of
". fhlME forATOEs, consisting Of Mercer buckeyes,
aud Prince Alberta suitable for SEED and TABLE use
which they will sell at reasonable prices at their STORE
Nos. ils and l2l West Front street, Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-18
A SUPPLEMENT-

no an ordinance making appropriations for the expenses
4 OF the City, for the year Of cur Lord thousand
eight hundred and sixty
NHBREAs The amount appropriated ly the CITY Council
10 meet the Incidental and Miscellaneous expenses the
year eighteen hundred and sixtyone Is thereto
therefore,
Section /. Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of Will
mngton twothirds OF all tbs members thereof
That the additional sum Of seventeen hundred dollars
be, and the is hereby appropriated to say the n
edsna and miscellaneous expenses Of the City for the
year eighteen hundred aud sixty one, and that tho
be deducted from the appropriations for the operation
the Water Works and for the Fire Companies made the
year Aforesaid.
Passed at The City Hall, October srd, 1861.
Attest J. NJ. TURNER president
j. .MARIs, Clerk Of the City Council ocsit
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-18
SAN RD'S
LIVER INVlGORATOR,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTTRRIY PROM GUMS and
mas be come an established fact, Standard Medicine
known and approved by all that have used IT,, and
Ia now resDrted to with confidence in all tho dis
eases for which II IL re- ~ commanded
II has cured thousands ~ within the last two vaars
VINO hau given up all . hopes Of relief, as the nu-
h Ien"uS unsohe'ed eeru = neatea in my possession
The dose must be adapt ed 10 tbe ien,n.rament oi
the individual taking It, q and used In such nuanii
ties rs to act gently on - the Bowels
Lot tho dictates Of your X Judgment guide YOU in
the use OF the LIVER o lINVIGORATOR,a and
1t will cure Liver = Conn ous
Attheks, Dyspepsia,l Chronic Dlarrhen,
m m c r G o m : plants, Dysentery,
Dropsy, Sour StO-I ? mach, Habitual
Costtveness, Ch0I-t y lie, Cholera, Choie-
ra MOrbus, Cholera Infantum5 FlRtu-
lence, JRundice, Female Weakness
es, aud may 10 used sue eessfully as an Ordlna-
ry Family medl- p cine. It will cure SICK
ii y AID A O T., las ca thousands can testify,) In
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