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of yesterday, to make mention Of that fourishing
Virginia enterprise, 'The Piedmont Life Insu-
rance Company" of this city, and are gratifed to
find the following notices in our Southern exchan-
ges. The Augusta (Ga.) Consfitutional,st says:
PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of meeting on
yesterday Capt. r. w. Tucker, the gentemnnly
and efficient superintendent of agencies for that
we'll established and rapidly growing company
the Piedmont Life Insurance He is on his way
to Athens, Ga., for the purpose Of paying loss of
five thousand dollars which The company recently
sustained upon n policy only four mouths old, and
proof of which has just been received. Such
promptness in the payment of losses is very sug-
ges.ive, both of stability and fairness. We un-
dersand Capt Tucker desires to secure the servi-
ces of some energetic gentleman as agent at this
point.
The Atlanta (Ga.) Latc1lgence7, of the 18th, also
contains the following
SPARTA, Ca, Dec. 10, 1868.
CAPT. r. w. TUeKER-Dedr Sir: desire 10 ex:
press through you my gratitude to The Piedmont
Life Insusance Company, located at Richmond,
Va. for their kindness in paying without delay
the Life Policy of FIVE thousand dollars issued TO
my lamented husband, Francis NJ. Lawson, for The
use of myself, his wife, and his children
The promptness and fair dealing of the Compa-
ny you represent should commend it TO the people
of the South.
per, as feel it ought to do.
The amount you have paid me is great relief
to me and my fatherless children in these days of
advsrsity.
Thanking you again, I subscribe myself, re-
spectfnlly yours, .,,s.,o .uso.
This is to certify that we were present and wit
messed the payment to Mrs. Susan. c. Lawson of
the Life Policy issued by the Piedmont Insurance
Company of Richmond, Va, to Francis NJ. Lawson,
for the use of wife and children. The promptness
and reliability of this Company represented by
Captain R. W. Tucker as superintendent of egen-
cies, and Colonel Charles Whitehead MS general
agent for the State of Georgia, is established and
we take pleasure in recommending il to our people.
CHARLES W. DUBOSE,
Attorney at Law.
ALPHEUS B. BUCKNER.
T. l. LITTLE, Ordinary Hancock county, Ga
Such evidences of the deserved popularity of a
Southern enterprise is gratifying, and we feel sure
our people will materially advance their interests
to patronize such q fourishing home enterprise,
and. thus build up our friends and section.
Richmond DAILY Enquirer and Examiner.
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Notice.

RUNAWAY, from the subscriber, on or about
the 7th instant, negro boy Cato, and on or about
the l4ih instant, negro boy John, both of whom
were bound to me by the military authorities then
stationed at Anderson C. H., on the 18th day Of
February, 1866, said boys being without parents.
This is to forewarn any person or persons from
employing them, or furnishing them with shelter
or food, ut the peril of the law being enforced.
JESSE KAY.
Feb Is, 1869 81 -
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ORGANIZATION OF FORK TOWNSHIP.

In pursuance of an order from the County Com
psssoners, :the citizens ofTownship No. l, Ander-
son County, assembled at Double Springs Church
On Saturday last and when the meeting was duly
organized 10y the Selectmeu appointed for that
purpose, proceeded to the election of officers, with
the following: result:
Joaa NJ. GRUBBs. GEORGE W. MARET and WM.
BH6YLEs, Selectnlen.; d. L. Cox and W. W. HoL-
IAsD; Surveyors of Highways; WILLIAM GHUpBs,
Constabie;J D. COMPTON, Township Clerk.
The officers chosen being present, were duly
qualified by taking the cath specified. Before
adjournment the meeting adopted memorial to
the Legislature, which we hope to publish next
week. On motion, adjourned until the annual
meeting in April next:
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A CARD.

THE subscriber takes pleasure in informing
his friends and the public generally that he is
still to be found at C. GRAvELEY'S HARDWARE
STORE, No. 81 East Bay, Charleston s. c., and
will be glad to see his friends there. He would
also state that he will attend TO the Selling Of any
Produce that may be sent to him, and will also.
give his personal attention to The buying of any
articles in the mercantile line when orders are ac
companied with cash. r. -
C.. S. ROBINSON,
Feb IS, 1868 "a 8m =
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sAuRENs RAILROAD

we beg to offer thanks to DIR. b. S.JAMEs, Lessee
andPresident of the above Road, for compliment
tary ticket for the year lStp, This kindness rs
duly appreciated, and the DIR. may expect us to
pass over his hne at ieas, during the year.
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A CARD.
A CARD.
CoKEsBURY, Abbeville County. s. c..

CoKEsBURY, Abbevile County. s. C..
January IL, 1859.
DR.. Isaac BRANCH AGESr.-Dear Sir: here
by acknowledge the prompness with which you.
rs the Agent Of the Piedmont Life Insurance Com
pany of Virginia, have met the payment of the
amount (S5.000) that my husband. Gen. N G..
Evans, had insured his life for. thank you and
through you, the officers Of your company. for
their courtesy in having waived the ninety days TO
which they were entitled under the terms of the
Policy, and for their prompt payment of the above
amount Respectfully, &c., I.
ANN v. EVANS.
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Estate Notice.

THE creditors of the late George S. Smith, de,
ceased, will take notice that will be at Anderson
C. II. on Friday, the End day of April next, to
settle up the Estate of said deceased, and all
claims must be legally established before the Pro-
bate Court on that day, else they will be barred.
G. W. SMITH, Admir-.
Feb 1s, 1869 "a 81
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:,ssS'adersoa gutslligeuter,
Thursday Morning, February 18th, 1869.

Ely Tho pressure of new advertisements, to-
gether with the absence Of the Editor during the
pas. week, precludes our usual variety of current
news
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against the Es.
tate of Lewis Dalrymple, deceased, will present
them to the undersigned, properly attested, with
in the time prescribed BY law, else to be barred,
Those indebted to said Estate will make immediate
payment. ~.
J. W. DALRYAIpLE, Admir-.
Feb. Is, 1869 "a a.
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CHARLES KERRIS0N,

FORMERLY of The firm of c. & E. L. KERRI-
SON, would inform his friends ard the public that
he has purchased from Mr.. JAMES B. Belts, all
hi. STOCK IN TRADE, &C., at the Store
NO. 252 KING STREET,
And will there continue the DRY GOODS BUSI-
NESS, Wholesale and Retail. FOR CASH, on his
own individual accouns and responsibility. He
will proceed, without delay, to replenish and re-
new the Stock, and continue so doing until the
assortment shall be made complete and attractive.
AS the terms will be strictly cash, or approved
city acceptance for short credit it necessarily fol-
lows that the prices must be kept at least as low
rs 10 be found at any other respectable establish
ment
Mr. a. Is. MCDOWELL. both experienced mer-
chants in this ne will be found at his store, aid
ing in the conduct and management Of the busi-
ness and it is hoped that his and their efforts to.
win the confidence and patronage Of the public
x;i, he no successful ms in past days was the old
firm at corner Of King and Market Streets -
Feb lS, 1863 81 sin
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NOTICE.
Look Out Breakers Ahead /!

THE Books of Accounts belonging to the late
firm of CATER & WALTERS have been placed in
my hands for Immediate collection. Those who
are indebted to them will please call and settle
Immediately, as by so doing they will save costs.
JOHN WILSON, MAC.
Feb 1S, 1869 81
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GRArIrYING.-Wc had occasion (says the Rich
mond Daily Enquirer and Eraminer,) in our issue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

WHY In N.


ThAt the feeble totter, with ureertain steps, over
~ face ofshs earth. In danger every day Of falling
Victims TO the morbid Influences BY which W are
III surrounded, when . tested and proven veeets
bic tonic capable Of endewing then With he yisor
they need. Is precnrabls IN every city, town and
settlement night reasonably bs thought that
aNer tho twelve years experience which tho world
has had Of HOsT1TTRRS DlTTIRs. AL vsuld
know that its eject 10 - pr event pissass.
At THE season. Tie atmosphere u sureharReA with
ths sesds. ofinsrmittsnts. renittents, rAeunatism
pulmonary diserdsfs. bilious complaints and the
like. Pssseds whose asrveus s6stsms ere RELAXED.
are the 9set to euccumb TO thess distsnpsvs Braoe
MP the phyeceai enefeoo, then With thia Yoeentiai
vegetable tonic. 10 the most ~ rnerr14
which the botanic kingdom has ever pielded -
patient research and experiment Tey n. Ths
blindcst disciple ofthe cid medical deenas win Il
lesst admit that tonic and Alternative comp0u nded
OF app rovsd hesbe. roots and bark can Do ne hsrn
lille tho testimony Of thousaAds invites . trial 81
Its virtues
vigor Is the thing most need ed in these cases, a
we'll - En- dyspepeia and nervous affections. and
HOSTETTEk'S DlTTERS IL the safest. sureet and
most wholesome strengthening preparation that
human % ill has yet connected. AZ q ton L. Il il
both mild and agreeable to the TASTE and ptn ala
ting In its action upon the systsm.
Ruadreds Of physicians have abandoned all the
sheisal recepts. and prescribed this harmless TOME
a preventive aud cure for oil casesof Chnis aud
Fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
d r. y A M E s.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
i New Orleans, La, Established in 1850 and for
the last 2 years located In Cricag0-the most sue
cessful Specialist OF the age in the treatment Of all
consulted at hr ONCE and rooms 81 % RASDoLPn 81.
coRstH OF DEAssoRN srREEs, STAIRS, upon the
uestment OF Chronic, MsScurial, Syphilitic, Blood
and Skin Decaeee, and all Disorders Of Contagious
Vensreal Charaeter-Which he cures witAcut the uee
OF marcury, i0dide OF potassa arsenic, poison
out with his NEUrRALlxxR positive for all hu
nors and blood poieOne.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such ~ Seminal Weak
nese. Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, brought BY
misunderstanding loss Of memory, confusion, de-
preston, din ness Of vision, and osa times insani-
y. WIN 2 oeyiofable train Of other syoptoms-
treated and radically cured BY an nfAia6le method,
savirg time and expense. All diseases peculiar to
and e pssvsAs character. radically
old diseases Of the most horrible class wAas the
blood has become poisoned-pfodlcing biotches on
the face small watsry bsters-r aims tn the head and
bones-ucerated throat and noee sores ON the limbs
and body. ferofula-togethes with an endless num-
Der o. suMsthgs- e6ectually and permanently cured
D1. JAM 10 recommended BY the press Of The
country. BY predecessors Of medical colleges, and By
sheuld apply 10 him and V cured e once.
ID. Jazz can be consulted, conndentially, BY let
ter. o. Drawer Ssss, Chicago, ENCLOSING stamp for
return ansves: st ME once b paslors 81 e ksn-
dolph street. corner Of Dearnbofn street. from 4.
=. 70 SP. =. Ten separate rooms, and private en-.
trance and exits. so that patients never come in
contact with each other. Everything private and
just published. by Dr. james, two pamphlets. on
6rrExAroHRHIA ard SYPf1iis, and both sent in
sealed envelopes 10 any address, on receipt OF ten
cents. or three red stage stampe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

WARRINGTON, ". y. Jan. y, ~.
Nh. San. BRADBray: Gen. Grant hay-
ing returned from Philadelphia, made it
convenient yesterday to seek On interview
With him.
| wen. up 10 the War DspaftAnsnt and
enqured for him ct the various offices. but
without success. kept entirely alocf from
Badeau's room, fearful that another writ
Of d ectmsnt" might issue against me. |
found Gen. Ravans in. and tried to engage
him in conversation, - | know he is both
near and dear to the General, but he in.
formed the that ~ wee no politician, and
had nothidg to do with dispensing Offices.
''You had better see the General At onoe "
said he, ~fot - y in excellent good humer
since he returned from his holiday TIN.
aud new. il ever, will be apt 70 listen 10
you. He vas here few minutes ago, and
left with +. b and don't believe no 10 .
great nay off, NO.
made shSrough search Or ne rooms.
except Bsdeau's, (and q porter told me he
wasn't in thers) And then passed out into
the street. BY dilligsnt enquiry succeeded
in leaning that hs was lever ct the eta.
blss," and I engaged : litsle cslsred boy 81
half African extraction, 70 pilot me to the
"D.r ne m,".,asd ~ guide; {" d.. AZ
fs'les in d loose ceat vid his pests tsrosd
up"
Looking in the direction indicated I be :
held the grsst Ulysses Nssr . lsns range Of
stables, 10 front Of which several horses
we're standing, each held By agrsom.
Never having been introduced to him,
native medssty prevented me from an
preaching him for a moment, but il was
emily for q moment. - remembered the
great Importance Of my mission, and how
much had ct stake. Summonirg aM INV
cheek, approached him uncer emon eusly.
ana presenting my card with one Laud, /
do, Gsneralw ~
he gave me very cordial shake as h.
glanced at my card, and responded. s.Ouite
well. | thsrk you, Jeremiah. DO YOU
smoke, Try cigar"
took cigar. and congratulating myself
on hnding the General 90 sociable and in
such good humor.
No use in hcsisatiog. thinks /; so I
opened ny batteries on him ct encs.
General" said |. '.you must remember
the very cordial rssSp,iss you net With at
the depot in Egypt, At the time ysu made
Jour triumphal trip, do you notf"
Tee, remember I got prst.y we'll
sheok up there; remember it very dis
Egypt, General"
"Ah. 10 that 20 ~ .s<>sgu asa -
mo doubt Of it, at oil; there are scores
81 men in that town would Law down their
lives tor YOU ~
!" You fatter me. But take light. your
cigar is OUT
General, some Of eur people deserve -
De remembered for their devotion, There
are several desirable elficss TO DO given cut
IN that locality, and ~ yea will ssen have
the dispensing power, aud are but little &C.
quaintsd with cur people, perhaps a can
assist Jon in making the sslectious.'
The General Ii, another cigar, and with.
cut making any response. lsdsths way to 4
6ne chestnut esldins vhish Be yiswsd with
critical ere. and pursued my AsaA
Now" said !. ''tbsrs u B, whs assisted
very materially In yoos election, ~ spsnt
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Tho Widows Wood Society, Of Portland.
Me has been in opei alton for sixty years
perhaps more. When formed, it's OBJ
ject was to supply poor widows having
families with wood for the winter. Coal
WAS ,h.o s.....iv L--v... - Nv E.s,.ul
Thirty i've years sgo friend Of mine, Mr..
r. ). then shopkceper, new a banker.
was Secretary and Treasurer Of the So.
ciety. The winter was very severe, the
calls great, and the funds exhausted.
There lived at that time . we,lthy gen
tlemsn in Portland, Mr.. James During, .
man of kind heart, but Of that kind of &c.
centricity which loves joke. My friend,
the Secretary. was, one very cold NOR ming,
just opening his shop windows when he
saw Mr.. During coming down the street in
his sleigb, and, IS he came opposite, beck.
oned him to stop. which he did, and drew
up 10 the Sidewalk. Said my friend:
mr.. D.. stopped you to tell you 70.
markable dream had last night"
"Ah, indeed ~
Yes l dreamed tho weather was very
cod, and as was opeding my shop in che
mcrning, as you Just saw me, | saw you
coming down street in your sleigh.
beckened TO you to stop. and told you that
funds Of the Widows Wood Society were
all gone that the calls were very manners
Gus and could not be supplied, and you
went right into your store ind gave me
your cheek or.a hundrnd dollars
"Did you dream that yes" With
out another word he went into the store,
and, making his check for one hundred
dollars, said There don't dream any
more" and drove on about his business.
That same day twenty loads Of wood
were sent to as many widows to relieve
and their families from freezing condition
Dubuque claims to have enjoyed eight
weeks Of coed sleighing this winter. The
livery men and the young folks have been
kept thoroughly stirred up oil the chile.
jacob Butler, Of Muscatine, has been
Up to Marion, Linn county to wrsstls with
congressman Smythe on the Muscatins
Post Office question. jacob don't want il
himaelt--sad 10 bound that Joha ,Mahon.
tho present insuubsnt, shsll be eusted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

To Owners of Horses and Cattle
Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to Any cthere or no pay. for the cure Of
Distemper. Worms, Bots, Coughs, Hide bound Colde
Ae In Horses and Code. Coughs, Loss OF Milk,
Block Tongue. Horse Distemper. &C. in Cattle.
stopping the working OF your animals. They in
creaee the appetite. give . ane cost, cleanse the
stomach and urinary organe also increase the milk
them. " e "'sHv"s
Col. Philip 2. Bush. Of the Jerome Raee Cour,e
told fwhat they were composed, elnch which he n
never wiihoetthsm. He hes over 20 running horses
he charge, ana for the last three years he osed
70 other medicine for them. He has kindly hermit
tes me to refer any one to him. Over 1000 other
rcferenees can be seen at the depot. Sols by DruS
10 Park Place. New York. "Vo'
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TO WOOLLIN nAHUHACrURBRS.
WOODEN MACHINERY

CLEVELAND 4 DAOOGTT.
JUNCTION On0P, WORCESTER, MAS,
1anu6Aet1Ro Weeaen 1aeAinesy I'll apesios Quality.
esnbininG ~ he valuable ioprovsnenis in ~
country, an1 nanv ifeA Europe. ~ n 0lyIe ~
Coding lseAlses. VII non q woo1 yfsses ~.
at openaing Jachs; Yam. 1wtseHs, Win aay NJ
ia1sfa iroa sstirely sev sal mach iaps0vsl pst-
tsfns Tan eReelese and Dressing AAeHinssy
All kinds Of Oloth rAishisg MaeAisssy, lnclsdlns
shears. broad end narrow Olga, donbae ana 0ineIe
oetinei double aeting DrashiHg Machineo FuilSe
0tles WISH 0ln0, Patent C0t8 DryGso, uy1ree1ofe
AID eesew freseee. New naehinsey for Velvet. r..
sefsehan and whitney anish, Cloth Windins ana
4ee9osank MaeAl1oe. etc. Wool Pickese. Daseesr.
Mnlewsss, Patent Hydse nzesactew, q new ana
approved plan: Wool Dryers. Band HseAines. Bob
bin Windsrs, Card Grinders, Tusnisg Reets. Plsts
Heaters, &c. Also 1achinsay Cas1iees, Mi 0eas.
inS. HanEers. fullsys and Shaftine, etc.
Oos Oachineo ere IN 0UboeansiAl ooa Superior iros
frames. when preferred, but wood fraaes viii b
fusnished q low price when called os an1 ofe War.
rented to Be sq.a q evssy respect 70 any naehines
mads IN the Cnited states.
q addition % tie obovs named nasca,pee oe o.,
evHnaes. We az peepre1 = furnish Cfonp0oS's
1sehises - Bur Rieksre, Card Cfsthing, "a nan.
emetufefo andhge generally q neksro' lowest Dr3oe
en0 ca tlxnhh 0n1 castomoso With maehinar1 n
Woone1 Nils complete. ith pro4penooo. ~ Il ~
AveIahlo pficse = aav other beiD1eFS.
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Barlow's Indigo Bile


For Blueng cloths. 10 put ~ and fur al. 81 Ar
PRED wlLTB ER0ERT Drug etoes, No. sSs N0th
second Street. Phuaasaphia- DARbOV'o INDlOO
the market. BARLOwp INDIGO BLUE IL me-
from aSia and MI not lnjurs the Aasst articles =.
BAR-OW'S INDIGO DLuE disselveG perfect clae,
AID will not settle on the eleshss o. nnk shs-
streaked. II
The Label hcopyrighted. and reaas: =. barlov.s
indigo blue, prepared and foe sale ct Aimed Win.
oefgers Ding Store. No. 131 North 1ecoud otrert.
, rni.delpnia Bsrsow'e lndife Biss = SoM 70 dss.
!ers et prize mat pays them - Resp t. UOllNII-
MFRS WILL FIND Il, = Trial, = IS III ~ -.
nomical and kandiest asoaele ever usea - nlseins
Clothse. Dariow'e IAAlee Dles = pat % Wiitbsf
nowhere elss. BARLOw'e INDIGO BLUE = no
N the came way It was fourteen years 40, ssd lses
S 70, s contsin any oeid. ONk flvk-O8NT BOX or
vatcr-b0tti Of water. will make TIE beet lioSI
Blueing that ran b nsde. BARLOWsO lND106
doeo net require any req 70 Dc u m =. n fen
grntne - DGflowt mllG0 Blue % ~ - e6the -
ger VIII color . tne OF ~a'ef. news de011y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
VIII alithose aklicfed with Cough or Consumption
read the folio wing, and learn the value OF
Aliens Lung Balsam !.


What the Doctors say.
Amoe woolly. N. D., OF Koscinsco county, Ind,
says. 20, three yssrs Pas, have nssa Ia A =.
satisfied there lie no better medicine for lang disea
see in use"
I-sac r. Doran, ". D., OF Logan Co.. o., says,
"ALIxN's Lrso BALsAn not only se'ls rapidly. but
gives perfect satisfaction In every case within my
knowledge. Hsving confidence In Il. and knowing
that 1t po eessee vsl0able medicinal properes free
y Il in my daily pr ,ctice. and with rnbounded
success. As expcctorant IL lie most certainly far
ahead Of any preparasian have ever yet known"
rs.hsne! nsrris =; OF Middleeury. W saya
eda agent for the cure Of all diseases Of the Throat
Bronchial Tubes. and the Lungs"
?, L'oyd Of 0s,o II ne :s%y sa,nx
He says. .I have NO hsaitascy IN sayine that we
~ - q. Of yoaI Lung Baisan that am now alive
DR.. Fsse1ss, Of Missouri. ssys: al rseounend
yoss nalee. 4 pesssra.es 70 any otter medicine ~
OougAe. 81 4 gtyos satasfactioa."
LsneaaA fhseaa dincaltiss. ItsAosld b thoeoegh-
.ien Iii otSsfs al. bireeiioss sseo.pasy ssaS
j. n. HARRIS d 90. Sole Proprietors. Cinctn
natl, Ohio. For sale BY all Drnggists ocss-d4wom
CristadOl.O's Hair Dive.
LADIES. over gray hair. why
Should there be HUE and cry
CRIsTADoRO's DYE. you know.
viii black or brovn bestow.
Tee then this unequaled Dye.
Have the Hue without tho CRY.
CRIsTADORo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE
Cristadoro guarantees that his Hair Preventative
shali succeed where every other preparation has
failed In keeping clean the hair. thickening 10. CLOSE
ing IT, preserving It's color. nclining 1t to curl and
restoring 1t to that health and vgof which are the
eiemsn ts of its beatty.
Sold BY Druggists and applied by all Hair Dree-
eere Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane. PHnci-
nal Depot No O AGtor House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11

Costivenes sis A aggravated by the
use ofstrope purEatiscs. The only rational treat.
ment Il SEINE gentle laxative snd tonic Ike Ds
HARsisoSs PsR.srALric LozsNon. These never
weaken: but gradually restore nature. They remove
lndieesticn ALEC, the oaly prcsr remedy Ia Plrs.
either bleeding Or othsrSise
For sale oy J Q. HARRISON . CO.. Proprietor.
Nc: rre1ont Temple. Boston ,and By III Dr1e.
R1". or al BY asived On receiving - eeats.