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q. that
it is q more reliable and far more effectuai
remedy than any other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them; those who
nav nave not, know that it cures their neighbors
once 1T does always-that it never fails
through any fault or neglect Of it's compost.
tion: we have thousands upon thousapds Of
certincates cer OF their remarkable cures Of the
following complaints, but such cures are
known in every neigbborhood, and we need
not publish them. Ad ipted to all ages and
conaltl9ns U all climates; containing neither
taken Wib sasaS aeeserous bx drugs they
coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being pnreIy
vegetable no harm can arise from their use II,
any quantity. , 49,
They operate by their powerful influence On
the internal viscera to purify the blood and
stimulate it into healthy action-remoye the
thsr OF o. the stomach bowels liver and
gular action to health, and by correcting.
wherever they exist, such derancements as are
the first origin Of disease. -
on tha bore oq tha are given the
which these PILLS rapidly cure: '''
For Dyspepsfa or Indigestion, Listlessness.
hqnguor and Loss Of appetite, they sh oud be
aHsr and resiore oaefa'ey i to stimulate the stomach
For Lrer Complaint and it's various symp-
toms. 0Gto'ts Meaddche, Sick Headache, Jauf,.
ace or Green Sickness Bilious Colic and B-
.o"o oe' o, 'ioJ sHoulu De JudlclOu6Iy taken
for each case. to correct the diseased action
or er remove 3 the distractions which cause it.
FOR Dysente1'y or Didr1h9a, but one mild
dose ls generally required.
For RRheumattsa. R Gout, Gravel, Palpitation
Of the Heart, Pain d, the Side. Bnct and Io;ns
uyyea tniy shouS TO- aSanso 6e i0nt6nuousy taken
disappear o'i pi"'n''
For Dropsy and Dropsical S,ceVinos. thew
should be taken IN large and freouent doses
to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should he
taken, as it produces the desired eifSct by
AS a Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach
and bowels into healthy action, restores the
appetite, q p and invisafates ythe sys.am. Hence
rangement exists. One who feels tolerably
wei, often finds that a dose OF these PMs
makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing gandrenovating effect on the dig estive
DIR. j. g. AYERS CO.sPraotical Chez emits.
LOWELL, MISS, ". 8. A. 10y
SoP' limo
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Sherif's Sale.

Edward Kinsler, Jr:, and Henry o. Kinsler,
EneHqtors, vs. Amelia B. Kinsler ct al.
pURSUANT to the decretal order in tho
Il above stated case of date August 2s, 1863.
Will sell, before tho Court House in Columbia.
op the 9TH day OF OCTOBER NEXT, within
the legal hours: "''An 't
All the right, title and interest Of John j.
IANDSa in Lesington county of vbioh 5baS,s his q,
father, William Rinsler, deceascd, and his his
mother, Salomi Kinsler, deceased, died pos
The Home Place. 1000 acres,
The Friday Old Place, 800 acres,
The Seibel Field Tract, 100 acres:.
The Mount Hebron Tract, 15O acres. g..
The McOary Kinsler Tract, 800 acres.
The Smith Tract, $40 acres,
The Hunter Tract, $40 acres, .A
The William Kinsler Tract, 250 acres.
0 The Red Bank Tract, $500 acres,
~ The Mouth Of Saluda Tract, 200 acres.
II The Burnt House" Tract, 1,G2O acres.
IL The Oconee River Tract, in Georgia, 400
acres,
Terms cash Pr FRAZEE
Sept IL NTH So
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SheriRs Sale.

Bill to foreclose n1ortgage-In Eau;Iv.
IN pursusnce of the decretal order Of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting "a equity in the above
stated oase,l will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN Columbia, within the legal hours:
All that lot Of LAND. containing one-third
OF an acre, more. or less, situate in the oity Of
Columbia, .ppa boppded South by Washington
bought from Mrs. Johnson; North by Henri
Davis' lot and lot formerly Of A. Herberlmont:
and West by o lot conveyed by John A. Craw,
ford ORC to Samuel L. Muldrow, OH 1st February,
1861, now owned by ". .Huison Wiac. Prr
cash. Pc. FRAEEE 8 r n mo
Sept IL > noth
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SheriH7s Sale.

Thomas F. Carhart Us. Robert C. Anderson
and James NJ. Jones.-BM to foreclose mort
gdge.-Ln Equity.
TN pursuance Of the decretal order of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity in the above
stated case. I will SELL on the FIRST MONDAY
in October next, in front of the Court House
in Columbia, within the legal hours: All that
LOT OF LAND, lying and being in the city Of
Columbia, on On Richardson street. fronting on
running Tr5ng back or Westwardly from said street
by J. B. GLASS, now N. Bynum; bounded Sonth
p; by John a Agnew's lot, West by N. Bynum's lot.
and East by Richardson street. On this lot
there is a large three-story brick building.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash sufficient to pay costs
and expenses Of suit and sale, and also, the
sum Of S52s5 81, and the interest which shall
day of August, 1869. and the balance on Gre.
dit until the 18TH day, Of March, 1871. The
purchaser to give bond and mortgage of the
premises, with interest thereon from the 18th
day OF March, 1869, payable annually, and to
insure the property in sufficient amount and
assign the policy, and to pay for stamps and
paPors. p. F. FRAZEE, S. r. G.
Sept 12 nth
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SheriF's Sale.

MARTHA Ct. Roberts, Administratrix, us. Robert
rn O.Sams u1., ct al. -
Il cult Conrt, sitting in Equity in the above
stated case, I will sell, on the drst MONDAY
IN October next. in front OF tho Court Houee,
in Columbia, within the legal hours, o'T'P
in the city Of Columbia, butting and bounding
to the North on Christ Church, to the South
on Taylor street, to tho East on lot formerly
OF y. M: Roberts, now OF Samuel Waddle, and
and West 1853 feet, and North and South 2O9
feet, moro or less i
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash; the balance
on credit OF twelve months, secured by bond
and mortgage, with int crest from date OF snIe.
Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers.
Sept II NTH N PIE ERAZEE S .R q
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,eSheriRYs Sale.

uHB. 0eEanssk6ey &Qmmiss3oper, ,us. Willfam
aaihssses. aahsass G;dysfa !; And Henry Kihsler
pVRsJ JANT tS sAsasStetsy order 10 me al.
t9ber ne1t, before tho Oaurt Housei ip Colum-
Dini ~ Within thelegA houIeisD. al. Al. ss..li
situate ai II II adaiseap Rasise peESs tssss
and 45-10o pores; bounded on the Moth by
Ssmes NJ Crawford; East by Vim Wsllsce;
TE%sn Tnna ny Dy Upper street; and West BY q b
Terms cash sufficient to pay costs or suit
and sale and the mortgage debt; balanoe on
credit OF six months, secnred By bond with
good personal seourity, and mortgage Of
premises sold Purchaser to pay for eli papars
and stamps PF FRAZEE II R n .
Sept IL 't N ~ - "a rntS
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Sale in Bankruptcy.

BY w. ]. HOKE, ASSIGNEE.
IN me matter, of James G.. .GibDes, BANKRUPT.
pursuance OF the order Of his Honor Judoe
Il Bryan, will be sold. at public outcry. bv me
a. : tne Court House, in Columbia, at II O'clock
t. the es.sts she Of ifotsoyag tss aag belonging
TRACT OF LAND, containing 28I acres
more or less, lying on both sides Of the Enofee
hyer, NV IN the State Of South Carolina, adjoin-
IN aanas On the south side Of the said river
Wood @ ana by Simpson Roebuck, and on the
North side OF said river by lands in i]partat,.
ond ondg H. C9uhnty. cunt S owned by Jesse Leatherwood
ter known as "yan Patton Shoals" on wh;cI,
ls saw, grist and flour mill.
~, N; b.IInis property recommends itself as
eeis m seat in the State The water
and healthful, and it lies directly in the track
OF the Air Line Railroad. ''"'A
,;on Inc nelfs 20, OF John Darlington hold first
npcbpsa men bSpon the property for portion Of the
second mortgage lien. Further narticniars
given at the sale. Both liens set up and osta.
blished. ~ ID, .II ~ "HN Wv"
20. - y ALSO, ..i.
AZ the same time and place, o lot OF LAND.
with DWELLING-H House and out.build;nDs,
thereon, containing one half OF On acre. more
or less, situated on Plain street. in the city Of
ESolnmdola Somnd in the State aforesaid butting and
ter, to the. South on Plain street, to the East
on lot now owned by j. P. Bontherp. and d"se 20
the e West Yes, on lotpo owned by Henry Davis.
Ny. IN 81. SAID lot there is mortgage lien now
held by James A. Moore. ESQ. and second
mortgage held by Rev. John Fielding. Both
liens established. t'3'I1 '"s' -|o'"
ALSO, % r,
A LOT in Columbia, State of South Carolina
containing little more than one.hair snrn
situated on Plain street, and bounded on the
north by Plain street, on the South by lot held
now by DR.. William Reynolds, on the East by
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| PHsANo1A1 AND oont9aERc1XL.

20 sttafw YoRk, September ai-Noon. =
y E16uf rather :ataadier. lWheat l@2c.
t,hatter. p Corn r192c. lower. q. Mess pork
31.0O. Lard dull. Cotton quiet, at
34.00. Freights firm.
.ao7P! M.-Money 6(97. Gold firm, at
|85A. Cotton shade lower, With sales
ot,1 Of ls9oo a3bslss, g4t9 at 3S3!h@a3A. Flour
. Corn heavy mixed Western 114@l.17.
yWhiskey decidedly higher, at 1.25. Beef
steady. Pork dull, at 81. co.. Lard heavy
--kettIe 1917 D2O.. Freights firm,
a e BALTfMoRfsg September 11.-!Cotton
> dull, atA 81. Flour quiet and steady.
!: Wheat frmer-red 1.50@1.6O Corn 1.25.
I Pork, quiet. Bacon active. Lard quiet.
CNcINNArr, September 11.-Whiskey
drmer, 'nt 1!09@1.10. Mess lard dull
and nominal. Shoulders 1915 sides
'aa: e. Louis, ,ua1s September % 11.-porl dull,
at $3.50. Bacon buoyant-clear rid 10;
rib 18A. Lard dull n+tierce 1S1s@1SA.
SAVANNAH; September I.-Ootton in
moderate demand --;middlings 301s; re-
eeipts 1, 159. -
AUGUSTA, September 11.-Cotton easy,
with sales of 234 bales-middlings 29a
@29A.
OHARLEsroN. September 11.-Cotton
steady, with sales of225 bales-middlings
I 81; receipts 970.
,yu LONDON, September 11--Noon.
Money 92T. Bonds 83.
80 ''LIvHRPoon, September 11-Noon.
q Cotton frmer but not higher.
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AuGsd2GYangonmqes.

9i6H .dskssiiEs Esis. + e, rsI &c
EE patte Mary g!sttUthef es al.-.lh Cominon
Ts As psass ii tag ssov. stated
9otohef next, in front Of the Court I61Seg Il
Colpmbta. within The legal hours, ! a.
an that LOT OF LAND, in the city Of iCo-
Frederick W. Green, ON the East bv' nn the 90. o..
lumbis Canal ON the lSohth by s6nats street,
and on tho West by the Oopgaree River. con,
tanning two and one-half acres, moro orlloss.
OF the Life interest OF p. Boil, now held bv q.
A. Pearce, jr.. and is limited 10 $500
Terms Ierms cash. P.F. FRAzEE. 8. r. G.
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The earnings of the Pacific Railroad
for August were 9572, 900, showing q
steady increase in passengers and in
freight.
Rome, Ga, is improving at rapid
rate. Eight brick yards fail to satisfy
the building demand, and lumber is also
scarce. r=J=3
The registry lists. in Savannah have
been closed. Whites, 1894; colored,
1,40O.
Paducah, Kentucky, is constructing
ten clsterns, of capacity of 525 barrels
of water each.
Shawnee Springs, KY, containing
], 100 acres Of land were sold recently for
800, 900 cash.
, A tirst-class Russian fortress is going
up at Warsaw, Portland, under the su.
perlntendence of General Todleben.
A courteous wag, in the excess of his
poiteness, never swallows an oyster
without saying, "Good by oalue."
Isabella occupies sixty rooms in big
hotel at Trouville, and pays $4,000 a
month board. Il
MIR. A. d. Walker, of Millbridge, Me-.
has averaged at his lobster factory in
that place about so, cans monthly.
10000 troops have been concentrated
at Constantinople for review in honor of
Eugenie.
Mrs. Stowe is said to contemplate q
reply to her critics on the Byron ar
ticle. .... 4.5
Texas has young lady who drives her
fathers reaping machine over an exten-
siye farm.
"A glover down East has hung up a
sign: 10000 hands wanted immedi-
ately,'"
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Equality Life Insurance Co.,
oE RI0HMoND. VA,
Office No. LOIS Mt.is street.

Capital paid in, -5- "a 800, 600.
LIVERY policy issued by this Company ia
~ non;foreitableF, ,afte5l FIRST. ANNUAL
PAfMENT. Diyidends are declared and paid
every year. Il eirculates its money amongst
les patrons; the money collected in each State
heing loaned on safe and reliable aecuIity to
On Policies as liberal as other Compsnies who
deolare dividends 'at the end or thei second.
,.tl tn,fd and Fourth years. jnn.'i,u III s,l,all.
hWun ~ lru oFgIoERs.,;, -:
"ih David p. Clark, President. l'''' eh' -
John O. Winn, Secretary. - 'S'if'w
=. - ~ !l9 9M1btoAL:ADYIsERs. ri ,,,,+ :,
E.B. Watkinsi MID. .H.Wythe Davis, N. d.
toSal Board Of Reference in Goiumbia, 5. q,
Col; s;sM; Melton, WIN. A: Wright, ESD, Dr..
q Chambers b &Besoe, Local Agents !, III III
T. u. Sem, County Agent. ,,;..,
Or: A. ~ TAlley 1isM Aefdiss} as14}J JEfSs'Piaes; 81 a
- General Tfaveiins aeeat ssste a: ;ois 1 so1tb Ca.
rolina, ChhSleston, b! .JoI s5.ln;Eept o.
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,AuIHORbgASaB 8Ne,vs.

'"9 BAhysaoA, Mp, September l1.-The
r1tesnef bridge HIS arrived in tow.
Abe ofReata qnd passengers report the
AliighR aalffight6ni. 80 II q.
= BcBAoNJ SePlsmb Der iS11 1t TTr4Leter ,ad-
tuYSiess rsb9tkbthe wreck III tka schoon.ers
Iashpre On Cape Smsn s0niy:one
'Itnannof tire crews was saved. l5-
pm NfTi YgRE September 1s4- The relief
RS VIII @ lAhs5 Raw 4s' alfns has reach
Ng1.s ,sas seapseml,besr; H.. i11..-a1Feur
Hznihefes sSefey,klled, to-day, by the pre-
.iiaatSffssi fSh St ~ Old building they were
raising at Ogden Mine. cAoS
OB9LEsroNr& &eptember4 r41s-7Arrived
steamer James HdgT. Naw York; schr.
Ida Bell, Boston. dBaifed-steamer Man
haitian, New Wcsk, schr. w. b, Jones,
sEernsndina.
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LEE BROTHERS. .
'''''! J'.iH .lJDeI = fIst..-,
kqctloneeraand Npminiseion Merchants

''''1 uH1pllI'i1HeIQn Werchants
WE have this day fokmed a :oopartnsrship
wv to conduct o General ;Auetioneer and
Commission bgainsss, in the town OF Cotum-
to the sale of every description of property
placed In our hands, we afe in. corimunica.
tion wieh are1iable' feats estate agent in the
city OF baltimore who hss large transactions
act with promPthess; and give full satisfaction
20 an any who will r4trust their property to our
care; -, anon oNi 1vomc1 - ~ .'o-.
; :, LOCAL.sAIEsE in the city will meet with
On articles placed in Our liafids for sale. We
nope to merit the patronag &c Of the Community
ge9eraily. SinISiS 80 jhf,sl .r,rI
ONCE, for thepreaent. ct the Store Of Mr.. A.
smythe, opposite the Columbia Hotel. -
. "A. ID. LEE,
sept lO ills ~ ! -THOS. LEE,
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By JACOB LEVIN

..4 y .."; PIX .JACU6 LEVIN.
lOn the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER next
iumbia, at 10 O'Clock. the following valuable
\ No; Lot on Plain street, between Bull.
and and paksns being Ss feet front on Plain street
there is a two story frame kitchen; Bounded %
E Esst by the realdefiee Of James q. Gibbea,
square bounded by Senate, Sumter: Pendleton
and Marion streets, near and of the North,
sue OF the South Carolina University, meast1r-
ing l4S feet front by 1a2, more or less, ,l.i, ,
bounded by Tobacco, Indigo, Sumter and and
Richardson streets. : 10 !52;'1S so
:. No: lone sauareof ground, with the sur,
rounding streets inc!udedi being in. the rear,
OF Mr. Edwin j. Soott's residence, and known
as the Bofil property. The title 10 this BRO
gerty will be for the natural life tins Of Mr.
No. NO: SLLos on Richardson or Main street,
between So Lady aud Washing ton, known as the
fenton lot, measuring Al feet front by 2OS
deep, more or less. - 7'!r'1'>' -''r-'o
No: 6-lot on West side of Main or Richard.
nearly opposite the old site of Nick
Hotel measuring &c feet front bv 20S mora or
Less, less, adjoining Greenfeld's Building on the
No. Lot joining the above fNo g., Or
1eet 'front.' by 200 deep, more or less
3. no: oILot joining the above, NO. ~ 90
feet front, running back 2Os, the rear half SO
rect WIDE, moro or hess. 49, - ~
- No. 9-South half Of vacant Lot on Mo;n
street, az feet front by 2OS, more or less. being
ponnded South by r. c. Anderson's brick
building and North by buildings owned by es eal-
No. 1o-North half Of vaoant Lot Joining the
above. being ~ feet front BY 200, more or less.
In rear OF this Lot and the buildings herein.
after described there is an alley privilege CON
neGting with what is known as Davis aiiey.
No. 11-Tract of Land, consiatinp ~ 5oO
acres, more or less. in Richland County. attn.
Sted NontS on r. the waters Of Crane Creek; bounded
coon East bN iorO5 and
mon Coon; West by John Loriok. -
No. l2-Tract OF. 571 acres, more or less
a1oWn af w M as the Sharp tract; bounded by lands
rick, Ivey, Moore and Locklear N'' -1'
The above tracts OF land each contain d,veu-
NJ No. !oo1 1saThe two story Brick Building on
as Davis alley, to be divided as follows: Lot
on corner OF alley, % feet front; running hack
ZOo, more oT less, with that portion Of the
SqNiai1g Mo- ssggS Deslng Occupied ecu BY Messrs Knard.
building as above described, % feet front
running back 200, more or less occupied nv
Messrs. HoPson & Sutphen. ~
Each OF the above buildings are separated
Dy private entrance on the front.
~ NO. 15-The Dwelling-house and Lot. on
Pialn street, known as the family residence.
WIN WIN every convenience and all necessary out.
51uildingS, fine garden, and superior water.
ihis pu!idng 1s one among the best erected
in the city for workmanship and material.
49, ALSO,
The Household Furniture, and other ner.
sonai % eifects belonging to the estate.
division. e A1"oo LUZ
Terms Of sale made known hereafter.
lurchasers to pay for all necessary papers
JOHN MEIGHAN,
Sept INV Erecrtn,.s
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Due West Female College.
University of GEORGIA.

OHIVo1slty UI UeurSla.
GNHE Goth Session of the University opened
4 on September /. The present organiza-
tion embraces the following Departments:
l. Ancient Languages.
2. Modern Languages.
8. Bellies Lettres.
1. Metaphysics and Ethics.
8. Mathematics.
6. Chemistry, Geology, 6c
z. Natural Philosophy.
! 6. Engineering. g..
9. Law. 80
students over 16 years of age are permitted
be prepared. "'
Board, per month. ..... s9(,
For Catalogues, or other information. adj.
dress es,. +. A. LIPSCOMB, Secretary,
oePe = Athens. Ga.
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9.laslgssaEsaNH.anEv
Bersagnsa astvsg - JNtw

fFf FoFeaEN W6SVss y = JNIH q <
PAs.s ssHssEs 1l.-An official ps-.
is rumored that She probable extern
sion Of Serano's regency gains grp1ud. =,
=. Many think that the majority Of the
Prince Imperial VIII be proclaimed on his,
next birth day. In. -. ..,s..G a. ,..ti
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l1yasl.1nstoa Nsvts,!

s. WASHINGTON. September II. 1.-The Aet-
ingSecretary OF the Treasury deducted the
pay from twenty ak, clerksTin the Second
Auditors Office, for !shirking their duty
last month. The Treasury 9is closed 10.
day, in honor OF Fessanden's funeral.
General Sherman has been apppinte
Secretary Of War until the end OF the
peKt sesstQE n Feygress.,kA AryrY
: Large N2ufnb6ra LOT beet cattle from
West Virginia and East Tennessee, are
passing Northward in search of pastuf-
age-the drought having destroyed all
pastures in those sections. - - ~ :
The Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee, is
dead. Il . - l. / I, II r
Dispatches announce that many hand
some subscriptions have been taken up
for the Ayopdale sufferers, Collections
for their ,rSlief Win be made in hapy
-chnf6has. il tR this City, to!miortow. -
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Ayers 0athartic Pills. for all the Pur-
poses of Laxative Medicine.

PERHAPS no one
medicine is 80 univer.
sally required by every
body as a cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore 80 universally
adopted into use, in
every country AID
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
'purgatiye PILL. The
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Richiand---In Equity. .

D. B: Desanssure, g., E. R. D., for use of d.
2. Miller, G. O. P.I,t IS. Richard Allen, II. ].
Cainan, Trustee let al.saBM for foreclosure
3T mortgage. ii?r ..r.it .z-ii. = -
Il husband, Frederick Kindiey, Two % Of the the
defendants in the above stated case, areabsent
from and without the limits of this State. IL
ls. on motion OF d. B. Desaussure, complain
ants do plead, answer or denaur to the above
bill within forty days from the date Of the
pubiIcation heseof; and in default thereof.
t, that an order pro oofuessoI beeentered against
By order Of Conrt. il giaD .a-s
d. .ilB. MILLER, G. C.P.
CLERR.s OFFICE, CoLu&BfAa August "a, 1869.
aug Zoi =. 80 .. Sept 8 IS 23
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The New Theory of Health
z j. EsTABLIsHED BY
HElNlTSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT! (!

'NfHE Life Of all Flesh is Blood. The Health
! OF Life is purity Of Flesh. Without purity
OF blood. no Flesh can be free from disease.
HEINITSH's QUEENS DELIGHT
Is now recognized household Medicine of
remarkable remedial powers, Invented and
compounded by the Proprietor, which he has
called by the euphonious soubriquet
o E q MS DELIGHT,
., rrs CONSTITUENT PROPERTIES.
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HEINITsH's

Inc Ligh appreciation in which it is held by
the profession and the golden opinions OF the
people, and their many Testimonials, will m AXE
constantly on hand. ~ Aeet
The sick, feeble and those in delicate health
ana ~, all persons living In warm climates. and
all unacclimated, VIII find the = "A1
Q . E EMS oD,ELIGHT
A. gre great medicine. protecting them from ali
nose tiN diseases which originate in bad condiI
tlon OF the blood and dclimaticinfiuepces.
,,, For sale by Druggists throughout the State
The trade supplied by VIZ ''"'e
FISHER & HEINIfsH, Columbia, S. G.
FtgMB 4 LEITNER, Augusta, Ga.
J..H: ZEILEN d CO., Macon, Ga.
JOHN =. HENRY, New York.
MANSFIELD d H1qBEE, Memphis. Tenn.
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & C6WDEN,
aug Philadelphia.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-12

'aA 10 bh bu MteIet1Te. DrOduC.
ing.a gradual change in the
) functions Of organs, as to
permit o healthy action to
take the place OF disease.
FH1 ] . deobstruent by It's diversi-
'' ed action; removes obstruc-
3! isions, reduces Inflammation
- and enlargement Of the
glands and viscers.
INT LIZ an Invigorant and Tonic:
It produces q gentle and
permanent excitement of ali
the vital aGtions observableI
In the functions Of organic
hfe; and is, therefore, ad-
j" missabie in diseases of theE
Stomach, Liver and organsI
J.. Of digestion.
HIT ts d stip- lating, alteratiyel
diaphosetic, promoting per-
hpiratioh; removing humorsE
.sin. the blood, producing al
healthy action Of the skin,
/, removes Boils, Pimples,
'Blotches and .CutaneousE
eruptions. ,a4
+HT Is aperient, gently actingE
upon the bowels, therebyL
removing eftete matter, pro-
ducipg q healthy feeling of
the stomach and head,
Headache and nervous dis1
orders are cured by it's use.
1T Is expectorant, increasing
the secretion from the
mucous membrane of the
AIR oells and passages o.
ithe lungs, or assists its dis
- charge; is, therefore, q re-
medy, combined with Cod
Liver OIL, in all cases Of Con T.
sumption, Colds. 30. +