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Kershaw--In Equity.
". z. Leitner, ct el. !
VS.. Bill for Relief.

". z. Leitner, ct el. /
VS.. Bill for Relief
Herman Baum, ct al.
IN pursuance of a decretal order in the
L above case made, will offer for sale on
the first Monday in March next, at public
outcry, before tho Court House door in Cam
den, the following property belong ing to the
partnership firm of Sutherland s Lem.
mond, viz:
One tract of Pine Land, containing three
thousand acres, with Steam Saw and Grisi
Mill attached, situated on the waters of Pine
tree Greek, about three miles northeast OIL
Camden: bounded west By Lancaster Road,
cast by Hughes aud Colburn's land, north
by Cantcy's and Kcrshaw's land, and south
by the village Of Kirkwool.
ALSO,
About two thousand feet of sawed lumber,
one Log Cart and one cid Wagon, one Tur-
pentine Still, about six bales Of Cotton in the
Seed, and lot of Corn.
TERMS.-One sixth cash, the balance on
n credit of one year with seven per cent. in.
terest from the day of sale, secured by bond
of the purchaser, mortgage OF the property
and personal security.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
]. D. DUNLAP,
Feb. Std. e. E. X. D.
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Sherif's Sales.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.

S1Lhlrf - Of lCG,
CAMDEN, Feb. 9Th, 1867. !
DY virtue q sundry writs of fl. fa. to me
IL directed, I will sell before the Court
House in Cumlep on the first Monday in
March, next within the legal hours Of sale the
following property. to wit:
One Lot with two Store Houses, and Out
buildings thereon, situated in the Town of
Camden, on the west side of Broad-street,
known and distinguished in the plan of said
town as Lot number eleven hundred and Sc
vcnty-seyen (l177) fronting on Broad-street
sixty-six (G6) feet, and running back two
hundred (2O0) feet. Levied upon and to be
sold (subject to q mortgage,) at the suit Of the
Bank of Camden, 8. c. vs.. w. F, Perry, In
dorser, and for taxes for the year 1865.
Thirteen Q3) Vacant Lots situated in the
Town Of Camden, and known and distinguish
ed in the plan of said town as hereinafter de-
scribed, to-wit: Three (S) Lots, Nos. %, 80,
and 50, fronting on Broad-street least side,
one hundred and ninety-eight 1a8) feet, and
running back two hundred and sixty-siX
(2G6) feet-thrce (3) Lots, Nos. A, As and
4G, fronting on AIarket-street, (west side,
running back two hundred and sixty-six
(2JG) fcet-six Lots, Nos. 2Sl, 2322, 233, 234,
o35 and 1885, fronting on Churci-s;rect, (west
side, y three hundred and ninety six (39G)
fcet-thrco (3( OF said Lots, Nos. 23l, 232,
am, 233, run back two hundred and sixty-six
(2G6) feet, and three (3) of said Lots, Nos
2234, 22334 o35 and 1856, run back one hundred and
ninety eight (19S) feet, and one Lot, No. 237,
fronting on Bull-strcct, sixty-six (6G) feet,
and running back two hundred (200) feet.
Levied upon as the property of'Jesse $.
Nettlcs, decoasd, at the. suit of John NJ,
DeSaussurc, ct al end for taxes for the year
1915.
One House anu lot in the Town of Camden
on the cast side of main street in Log-Town,
in which tile defendant now resides, known
and distinguished in the plan Of said Town,
as Lot No. seven hunnred and sixty-nine,
(7G9) fronting on main street, one hundred
i1OOl feet, and running back three hundred
and twenty-five (322) feet, bounded north by
Mrs +. Lees premises, and south by MnJ.
John Rosser's premises. Levied upon as the
property Of james +. Sutherland, at. the suit
of Herman Baum, CT al.
One vacant Lot situated in the Town of
Camden, bounded west by Lyttleton street,
| north by King street, cnst by Fair street, and
south by vacant Lots. known or designated
rs Chcsnut's Lot. Levied upon as james L.
Sutherlands property, al the suit of Herman
Baum ct. al.
ALSO,
| One vacant Lot in the Town of Camden, on
the west side of Main street in the extreme
southern portion of the Town, near the old
Grave Yard, bounded cast by Main street,
south by Watcrce street. west by Church
street, and north by Meeting street, known
the Brick Yard. Levied upon rs James F.
Suthcrlanls property, ut the suit of Herman
Baum, CT. al f. Il. SILL,
Feb, sd. Sheriff, X. D.
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th-Carolina Bureau of Emf.
Gra,tl0n,
CHARLESTON, 9th Februar

CHARLESTON, 9th February, 1867.
THE undersigned, having been appointed
| L Commissioner, has been instructed ny
His Exccllency Governor Orr to organize the
Bureau at the earliest possible moment. In
q few days Agents will be appointed by the
Governor to proceed to Europe, whose duty
it will be to induce immigration to our State,
20 disseminate such information as may be
| furnished them of lands for sale or lease, and
| to engage such laborers, mechanics, servants
and other help as may be desired by the in
ha bitants Of the State. An Agent for the
same object will, perhaps, be sent to New
York. 1t would be desirable that all people
furnish this Bureau, without delay, with in
formation how they desire 10 be served, in
dicuting the kind of help they require and
the wages which they are willing TO pay; OF
description Of the lands they have for sale
or lease, and their terms and conditions. If
combinations Gun be formed in the several
districts Of the State for joint action, it would,
perhaps, facilitate mutual operations; and
where arrangements can be made to advance
part of the passage money OF the laboring
immigrants, by accepted orders to TINT effect
on any of the factors or merchants Of Charles
ton, it would no doubt greatly advance the
result. If the people that favor this measure
would meet at their respective Court-houscs
to consult, and indicate their wants, this
Bureau would take great pleasure in serving
their interest to the best of its ability. 4
pamphlet will be printed in several European
languages for distribution, describing the
capacities end advantages of our soil, climate,
productions, etc., in which many particulars,
that are promptly furnished, may be adver-
tised. The means at the disposal of this
Bureau being strictly limited, the kind assis-
tance Of the conductors of our public journals
is respectfully requested.
JOHN \. WAGNER,
Commissioner of Immigration.
EsE All the papers in the State will pub
lish twice and send their bills TO the Commits
siorer. feb 2S-2.
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ESTATE SALE.

DY permission Of 4. L. Mcdonald Ordinary
- for Kcrshaw District, will offer for
snlc at the late residence of Angus Mcleod,
deceased, on Saturday the 23d day of Fcbru-
ary, inst, the TRACT OF LAND, belonging
to the estate Of said deceased, and known as
the McCaskill Place, situated on the waters
of Black River, in Kershaw District, con-
tanning 21S acres, more or less, bounded on
the south by lands of Jesse Atkinson and j.
+. Rodgers, west by lands of W. p. Price and
Merritt pcrritt, and north by lands Of s. NJ.
Boykin and others.
Terms made known OH the day Of sale.
J, Z. RODGERS, Ex'or.
Feb. |, St
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The Memphis AvalancAe notices
the case of Col. Harbut formerly Of
the Confederate army, who is now
dying in the City Hospital in Mem
phis, from the effects of having SWAN
the Mississippi in escaping from a
band Of jayhawkers. After the war,
he returned to his home, at Waverly,
Missouri, contrary to the advice OF
his friends, as he had been outlawed
by theradical Legislature. uereached
tie spot to find his dwelling a smou'-
dering ruin, it having been set OH
fire, and his children having been
burned alive in it. While he was
gathering their remains, he was set
upon by a party of over 100 men,
from whom he barely escaped in the
manner stated.
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FERTILIZER.

NEAPES' NITROGENIZED SUPERB HOS
1Sl pHATE or LIME, for Cotton, Corn'
Wheat, Vegetable Crops, sc.
All of its Pkosplntcs are in condition to
become quickly soluble in the soil, and avail
able TO the crop. The animal matters, blool
and flesh, yielding ammonia. produce an car
ly Start and vigorous growth, enabling the
plant to appropriate phosphates and other
valuable ingredients Of the Fertilizer for the
complete dcvclopcmcnt of the lint Of Cotton,
grain of Wheat, and crops generally.
Soll.hy
KINSMAN & HOWELL.
Sole .i;.?;!:, lJ5 East Guy, CharlcsiVlt, S. C..
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For Sale or to Lease.

SHO ACRES of Land, on Twenty
i)UO Five Mile Creek, half way between
Camden and Columbia, on the Rice Greek
Springs road. adjoining lands Of Gen. j. D..
Kennedy, enc hundred acres cleared, and
well adapted 20 the culture Of cotton and pro-
visions. Mr.. II. Nc:tlcs, on Gen. kenncdy's
plantation, will show the land to persons
desirous of examining it.
For further particulars, apply rs the Jour-
nal Office, Camden.
Feb. g. st
re- South Carolininn insert times and
send bill to this office.
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KERSHAW--In Equity.
Jesse Kngort

jesse kllgore,
ya.
J. W. Ford. Samuel B. Hammond and Mary
Adelinc his wife, J. Lois Mckain, Mary
Kilgorc. and Jesse ]. j. kilgore.
Bill to confirm safe Of Land. &c.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court. that Samuel B. Hammond Mary Ade-
line, his wife, j. Lois McKnin, Mary Kilgore
Jesse J. J. Kilgore, parties defendant to the
above stated bill, are beyond anl reside with
out the limits of this State: 1t is ordered on
motion of Shannon, Complts. Solr., that
they do plead, anwer or denur to the said
bill within three months from the date ofthe
publication of this order, in default whereof,
an order pro confesso, will be taken against
them.
J. D. DUNLAP. C.. e. K. d.
Comm'rs Office, Feb. II, 1867. BIN.
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Estate Sale.

DY permission of 4. L. Mcdonald, Ordi-
- nary for Kershaw District, will sell on
Saturday, the second day of March next, ut
the late residence of Daniel Heron, of ker-
shaw District, decd, the residue of the stock
of Cattle, one Cart, plantation Tools, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on tho day Of sale.
]. L. RODGERS, Ex'or.
Feb H. st
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.KERSHAW--In Equity.

William L. johnson and Anna : his y fe.
ys.
Robert J. Cunningham, Samuel Hood and
Amanda his wife, - Brown and Amelia
his wife, Israel McD. Ifool and Henrietta
his wife, Israel Hoo in Eli W. Bonncy.
Bill TO marshal assets, administer insoiueM es-
tate, for injunction, 5r,
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Robert j. Cunningham, Samuel
Hood and Amanda, his wife, - Brown and
Amelia, his wife, and Israel Hood, parties de-
fendant to the above stated bill, are beyond
and reside without the limits of this State: 1t
is Ordered, on motion Of Shannon, Comp. Sol.
that they, do plead, answer or demur to the
said bill within three months from the date
of the publication of this order, in default
whereof, an order pro confesso, will be en-
tered against them.
J. D. DUNLAP, G. e. X. d.
Comm rs. Office, Feb. 81, 1867. 3m.
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Dicks0n's Improved
COTTON SEED.

4 N Agency for the sale of the above Seed
n having been established at the Journal
Office, parties desiring to purchase can have
their orders filled at Mr.. Dickson's prices,
with the expenses of transportation added.
We can exhibit numerous certificates rs to
their superiority over other seed. Maj. BEAIR,
of this place, permits US TO say that he has
been planting Dickson's Improved Seed for
the last seven or eight years, and has found
them superior to Boyd's Prolific, or any other
variety used by lin.
Persons dcsirons Of obtaining them would
do well to hand in their orders early, as Mr..
Dickson's supply is limited, and the demand
for them very great. Feb. ].
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Notice.

HAVING placed portion of my Notes
Ill and Accounts in the hands of Wm. NJ.
Shannon, Esq, for settlement, persons inter-
ested, ore referred to him. 1t is desirable
to avoid suits as much as possible, and am
confident that arrangements satisfactory to
ALL can be made by consulting with Mr.. S.,
if done before Return Day.
i. W. BONNEY.
Feb. 81. 3t
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sFWe call attention to the adver-
tisement Of Messrs. LATHRoP, LUD1No,
TON & Co., in another column, who
are among the largest of the Import
ing and Jobbing Dry Goods Houses in
New York.
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IN EQUITY Y--Kershaw
FIX Purte: SIMEON FAIR, Solicitor.

FIX Parte: SIMEON FAIR, Solicitor.
Bill TO Pnpe'@ate Testimony.
WHEREAS, G. V. AScKER has applied
w to me to perpctuate testimony In re-
gard to the Deed of Release hereinafter de-
scribcd. Title from Thomas Mason TO G..
V. Anckcr, for lot situated in the town Of
Camden, bounded on the north BY premises
of VIM. E. Hughson, OH the east by Lyttlcton
street, and on the west by lands Of Miss
H. H. DeLeon. All parties having like or
opposite interest, and desiring to come for
ward and cross-cxamine the evidence which
may be prodnced, hre warned to appear be-
fore the Commissioner in Equity ct his Office
OF Wednesday, the 9th day of March next
when such evidence, ii not rrbu:tct, shnil be
recorded.
J. D. DUNLAP, c. +. X. D.
Feb. II. GtS
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DRY GOODS,
SPRING. 1867.
LATHROP, LUDINGTON eco.

AoS. o-o, o-o ana ooO GHO-lD NIL,
NEW YORK
Invite the particular attention of
CASH BUYERS,
(Jobbers and Rctailers) to their stock of Fo-
reign ans Domestic Dry Goods. All depart
ments arc complete in every respect, rarticu-
larly that of DRESS GOODS, in which we
aref. rom day to dsy, adding the newest and
choicest styles. Our stock consists of
DRESS GOODS, PRINTS,
BLEACIIED SHEETINGS,
BROWN SHEETINGS.
WOOLEN GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS,
WHITE GOODS. EMDROIpERIES.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. HOSIERY,
MILLINERY GOODS, CARPETS, &c.
All which We offer at the lowest market prices
by the package or piece.
T Feb. 2S. lin
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Town Taxes.

NOTICE is hereby that the Books for the
~ collection of Town Taxes will be opened
at the Council Chamber on Monday, the 11th
day of February, inst, and will be kept open
until the 10Th of March next.
Office Hours-from o'clock, n. M until 2
o'clock, p. m. BY order of Council,
J. 4. SCHROCk, r. c.
Feb. |, 4t
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Notice

rs hereby given, that at the expiration of
i three months, will make application for
the renewal of Rail Road Script (Which has
been mislaid or destroyed,) No. 1S9, for Sc
ven shares Camden Branch, old stock, dated
January %, 1857.
- JESSE TRUESDELL.
Feb. 81. m3m*
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Notice..

r WILL sell before the Court House, in
L Camden, Oil the first Monday i'll March
next. between the hours Of II \. NJ, and 8
p. NJ. to he highest bidder, for cash, one
Turpcntne Still, put up near ". Z. Hughes
Mill. Levied on and to be sohl to foreclose
a mortgage executed by WIN. Il. Sykes to D.
D. Hocott anu George Alden.
i. L. SILL. Ag:nt for G. Alden.
Feb. II. 3'25l 3t
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KlERSHAW--In EQUITY

William Z. Lcitner, ct al.
VS.. Bill for Relief.
Herman Baum ct nj.
in pursuance of IN order of Chancellor
Lcsscsnc, made in above stated case, the crc-
ditors of the co-partnership firm Of Suthcr-
land & Lcmmonl arc hereby nolfeil to pro-
duec anil prove their claims before me, ut my
Office, on or before the first day of May next,
or be dcbarrcd from receiving the benefit of
the said order.
]. d. DUNLAP, c. z. X. D.
Conmrs Office, Feb, %. T9321 OF.
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- ~ R EnEsR

T WILL exchange Lumber for Merchandise,
/ Grain or Provisions suitable to carry OH
my business, at market price.
Nov. .23-Gm. i. PARKER.
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MILLS HOUSE,
Corner Of Meeting and Queen SITS.
CHARLESTON. S. C.

rJNIlIS well known first class Hotel, has just
L been thoroughly repaired, reitted and
rc-furnisllcd, and is now ready for the accom-
modat;on Of the travelling public, whose pat
ronage is respectfully solicited.
p Merchants visiting the city, are respectfully
invited. Every accommodation will be afford
cd them.
Coaches always in readiness to convey pas
sengers to and from he Hotel.
Tile Proprietor promises to do all in his
power for the comfort of his guests.
JOSEPH PURCELL, Proprietor.
January 1st, 1867, 5m
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Notice.

I do hereby forbid all persons from tra
ding with or purchasing any thing whatever
from my wife, Gillie Outlaw
WILEY OUTLAW.
Feb. q. 81
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Has it cometo this, in free America,
that the Congress of the United States
are debating upon the propriety OF a
law that shall prevent supreme judge
of the United States from holding
court in one-half ofthe Union, save
by the permit of a wearer of shoulder
straps. Is the Chief Justice of the
United States to get the gracious au-
thority of a military office to hold his
sitting in the Capitol Of Virginia -!
Well may men ask, care we living in
free republic in the midst of the
nineteenth century: OR have we been
transported back to the violence and
intolerance and armed tyranny ofthe
dark ages ?-National Letclligencer.
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IMPORTED
Garden Seeds.
A large supply for sale at
The Camden Journal office,

A large supply for sale at
The Camden Journal Office,
Embracing the following varieties:
BEANS, Eohlra65i, (or. Turnp
Early Mohawk Rooted Cabbage
Early Valentine Cabbage Lettuce
Dutch Case Knife Aeek 80.
White Fathorso Pine apple Mask .Nelon
Large Lima Green Cifron DO
Small Lima Mountain Water Melon
BETS Zee Cream Da
Extra Early Turn;p Rrorn Mustard
Early Blood TurVp Carlsd Parsley,
Long Blood Guernsey Pursnip
Long Smooth Blood Improved Okra
CORN Large Mountain Pepper
NammoM Sugar PEAS
King Philip WcLanes Aduancer
CABBAGE Daniel ORouke
Early Tork Tom Thumb
Large Early lIork Blue Dwarf Imperial
Eariy Battersea Champion Of England
Early French Or heart Harrts6n's Perfectear
Earty SasoY Blue Prussian
Early Winningsta@ White Aarrorfat
Large Late Dy1tmhea9 #ADIsH
Late Drnmhead Savoy Long Scarlet Short Top
Large late Fiat Dutch Scarlet Twnp
Green Glaze Slsity
Coliard Roun1 Learca Spinach
CUCUMBER Euiy Bush Squash
H-hae Spierl Boston Huron DO
Long Green Large Smooth Tomato
Eariy Frame Ffejee Island DO
CARROT Red Top Spring Turnp
Long Orange Hate Fiat DO
Eariy Horn lrHeg DO
Eyq Pkm! R"ta Baga
The above Seeds are from the well-known
establishment of J. NJ. Thorburn & Co.. and
are warranted fresh.
Feb. /. T. W. PEGUES.
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The Scientific American says that
the centre rail, successfully used for
heavy grades Oh the Mount Gents
Railway, is an American invention,
patented some fifteen years since by
Mr.. GEORGE e. SELLERS, of Cincin-
natl, and practically applied by the
Coal River Improvement and Coal
Company, for overcoming a grade Of
one hundred anl fifty feet to the mile
in crossing the eastern barrier OF the
Shamokin Coal Basin,
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The following is from the GAINESVILLE
(Ohio) Times: Among the emarriages
Occurring in this city last week was
one of u highly respectable young wo-
man to all individual who Was a
Soushcrncr, and at the beginning of
tile way slave, notwithstanding the
fact Of his having, TO al! appearances,
TO negro blood i'll his veins"
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Equity.

AAHLShS1A1A ~ LII 1H o4oys
Robert b. Cunningham,
Thomas Mellow, Adinrs.
Wm Y. Cunningham,
Vs.
VII lam F. Jones,
Rcbecca Cunningham, Bill for Injunc-
Cunningham B. Curetcn tivn, to Account,
and Mary his wife, ct Marshall Assets,
a.. Administer Insol-
william f. Johnson, vent Estate, &c.
Tie Bank Of Camden, S.
C..
Planters and Mechan-
ic's Bank s. c.
- Thomas CT al.
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that Gee.
". Means and - Thomas, parties dcfen-
dant to the above stated bill. are beyond and
reside without the limits of this State. 1t is
ordered. on motion of Shannon, Compl'ts.
Solr., that they do plead, anwer or dcmur TO
the said bill within three months from the
date of the publication ofthis order. in default
whereof, mn order pro confcsso, will be taken
against them.
ID. DUNLAP. c. e. K. D.
Comm'rs. Office, Feb. %, 1867. 3m.
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MOUNT ZION INSTITUTE,
WINNSBORO', SC.

WINNSBORU, S. C.
CORPS OF TEACHERS.
G. A. WOODWARD, Principal.
w. NeT; H. v: DWIGHT, Y; GaF0'A' Assistants.
THE exercises Of this School will be
i resumed the first Monday in February!
TERMS PER SESSION:
Board with tuition in all tie branches. except
Philosophy, Chemistry 4 French, Sl30 90
~ each Is 90
Students required to furnish bed linen,
covering and towels.
For further information apply to The prin-
cipal. Jan. l1-3m.
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Feb. 81.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-03-07
To the Citizens Of Wayne County.

The members of Post No. 1. Grand
Army of the Republic, make an earnest
appeal to you in behalf of comrade,
Major SIM, for the Treasurership of
Wayne county. He was duly elected to
the position by an overwhelming majority
at the last election, but, for an unforeseen
contingency was declared ineligible. He
is the same crippled soldier-the same
deserving man-the same true patriot as
before. and we feel with all true men a
double obligation to support him in the
coming canvass. Every consideration
that was urged and acted upon at the
time OF his triumphant nomination and
election, is stronger now, and in making
this appeal in behalf of fellow soldier,
we cannot but consider that any loyal
voter who sus tanned him before, is un-
der weighty moral as well as political
obligation to renew that support
CoxRAnEs OF Posi- No. 1.G. AR.
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Consumpfion Durable by DIR. Schenck's
Medicines.

Medicines.
so CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be
pre- pared so that the lungs will heal To accomplish
this the liver aud stomach FIRST be cieansed and
an appetite ted for good wholesome food which,
by these medicines will be dgested properly, and
good healthy blood made thus building up the con-
s,i1u,ion SCHENCK'S MANDRA f PILLS cleans
the stomach of all bilious mucous accumalations
and bv using tine Sea Weed Tonic in connection the
appetite is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutricious as
we'll as medicinal and, by using the three remedies,
all impurities expelled from the system and good
wholesome blood made, which will repel all disease
II patients will take these medicines according TO d-
rections Consumption very frequently il its last stage
Yields readily to their action. Take the pills fire.
ouently, to cleanse the liver and stomach. II does
not follow that because the bowels are not costve
they are required, for sometime in diarrha they
are necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
and an appetite created allow the Pumonic Syrup
70 act on respiratory organs properly and aiiay
any irri,asion Tnsu all that is required TO perform
D. rmauent cure is, to prevent taking cold Exee-
else about the rooms much possible eat all the
richest food-fat meat, game and, in fact, anything
the appetite Graves but be particular and masticate
we'll. izno W. ca mo- ".