The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, November 22, 1871, Image 4
THE SUMTER WATCHMAN.
\% EDXESDA V, NOVK.TIBEK 22.
m VVJRK NEATLY AND PhDMPTLY EXECUTED.
??r Obituaries and Tributes of Respect ex?
ceeding foar lines will be charged for as adver
ri>e:uetits.
J"?T* All communications of a personal nature
wi which subserve private interest, must be
?aid for.
Marriage notice? inser? ed free.
A MOISE WHERE .Tl EN SEVEH
LAUGH.
flow Jo joa think you would like to
live, fearing every moment to be blown
up ; not daring to speak loud, toyar any
thing, for fear of starting an explosion
mat would send you iu ?SD in saut to the
oilier world ?
You don't think it would be very
pleasant? Well, it isn't; yet hundreds
ol tuen live in just that state, work, re?
ceive pay, and live, year after year, in
the very sight of deith, as it were; all,
that rhe world may have gunpowder.
You can easily g less that those men
go about very quietly, and never laugh.
You know that gunpowder is very
dangerous in a gun. or near a fire, but
perhaps you don't know that ?tis equal?
ly dan-croi? all through the process of
aiikiug.
A powder mil! is a fearful place to?
vi-ir, and strangers are very seldom al?
lowed to go into or.e. They sre built far
from any town, in the woods, and each
branch of the woik is dene io a separate
suilding These houses are quite a dis?
tance from each other, so that if one
blows np, it wou't blow up the rest -
Then the lower parts of the building are
?ade very strong, while the roofs are
vtry lightly set on. So that if it ex?
plodes, ou!y the roof will suffer.
B-t in spite of every care, sometimes
a whole settlement of the powder mills
will go off almost iu an instant, and
every vestige of the work o! years will
be swept away in a few seconds.
But though you feel like holding your
breath to took at it, it is really a very
interesting process to see. It is made,
perhaps you kuow, "f charcoal saltpeter,
tui J brimstone. Ka ch of these articles
is prepared in a house by itself; but the
house where they are mixed is the first
terrible one. In this building is an im
mense millstone, rolling round and round
iu an iron bed. In this bed, and under
the stone, are put the three fearlul in?
gredients of gunpowder. There they
aie thoroughly mixed and ground to?
gether.
This is a very dan serous operation, be?
cause if the stone comes in contact with
its iron bed, it is very apt to strike fire,
and the merest suspieon of a.?park
would set off the whole. The materials
are spread three or four inches thick io
the bed ; the wheel, which goes by wa?
ter power, is started, and every man
leaves the place. The door is shu:, and ,
the machinery left to do its terrible work .
alone. When it has ruu long euough,
the mill is stopped, and the men come
back. This operation leaves the powder
in hard lumps, o. cakes.
The next h-use is where these cakes
are broken up into grains.and of course
is quite as dangerous as the last one -
But the men can't go away from this,
they are obliged to a'tend to it every
moment ; and you may be sure no laugh
or joke is ever heard within its walis.
livery one who goes in has to take off
his toots, and pu? on rubbers, because
one grain of the dangerous powder,
crushed by the boot, would explode the
whole in an instant.
The floor of this house is covered with
leather, and is made perfectly black by
the dust of the gunpowder. It contains
a set of sieves, each one smaller than the
last, through wh.ch the powder is sifted.
Aud an ?mine?se groaning and laboring
mill, where it is ground up, while men
shovel it in with wooden shovels. The
machinery makes a great deal of noise,
bv.t the men are silent, as in the other
houses. The reckless crashing of the
machinery even seems to give greater
horror, and oue is very glad tu get out
of that house.
The glaziug h .use comes next Glaz?
ing is d- ne by mixing black lead with
the po*der, to give it a bLck and
shining look. The powder is put into
barrels), which revolve for several hours
That polishes the grains by their rub?
bing together. Then black lead is put
with th.-tn, and they revolve several
hours more. Of course the dust flies
from all these operation!*, and the work
men. .??lent, like the rest, look like very
black negroes, working in the blackest
of powder, io a room whose walls and \
floors are blacker than the rest, if
possible. It bas a very singular look to
a stranger, and, added to the horrible j
sib nee, makes one feel that the whole
world has gone into mourning. Often,
lise gunpowder, revolving so rapidly in
th- barrels, gets very hot ; so . tis too is
a dangerous "pera* ion.
Ttie stoving boo?? is the next on the
list, and there the gunpowder is heated j
in wooden trays. If is very hot, and no i
Woi knien stay there. From there it goes
to tlx* packing house, and is put up in
barrels, kegs, and canisters.
Safely through ali these houses, it ;
goes at last to the store house. One j
feels ?ike drawing a long brc-tth, to see 1
the feat ful stuff sa?fely packed away, out
of the bauds of U.CJ iu this curious
bouse.
You've heard of things being dry asa j,
powJer house, but you wouldn't think I |
this house very dry. It is all most ?rn- I,
bedded in water. The roof is one big |
tank, kept fuli of w:-ter. J ?id you ever ? |
hear of a water roof belore ? Instead of i
steps to g* in, there are shallow tau ks .
of water, through which every one must ; i
walk to the door.
In none o? these powder houses is any
light ever allowed except sunlight. The
wag?-?? ute good, and the day's work is
{.hort, ending always at three or four j t
o'clock But tb? asea have a serious
look, that makes one think every mo?
ment ut the danger, and ghi 1 to gel
away.
Though curiosity may t: ke 8 mau
once to visit a powder mill, he has no
desire ro go the second time; and he
feels all the rest ul his life, that fur once
he has been very near death.
A DICKEM.? Ol' A BO.tlATfCE.
An ingenious romance reader has
concocted the following Dickeosy item:
..Oliver Twist," who had ?.onie "Hard
Times" in the "Battle of Life," and
having been saved from the "Wreck
of the G ?Iden Mary" by "Our Mutual
Friend," ".N?chula/iN?ckleby," had just J
Bl
P
tt
St
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finished readiog "A Tale cf Two Cities"
to "Martin Cha?sle?it,M during which
iime "The Cricket or the Hearth" had
been chirping right rt*>rrily; w?nle
'.The Chimes" from the adjacent ch arch
were beard, whew "Seten Poof Ti?vel
eis" commenced to sing 1 "Christmas
Carol," "Barnaby Kndge/'thea arrived
from the ' Old Curiosity Shop" with
some "Pictures from Italy" and
"Sketches by Boz" to ?how "Little
Dorrit," who was busy with the ' Pick?
wick Papers f when ''David Copper
field," who had been taking '-American
Notes," entered and iuformed the
company that the "Great Expectations"
of "Dombey & Son." regardiog ''MM.
Lirriper's Legacy" had not seen realized,
and that be had seen "Boots at the
HoHytree Inn" taking "Somebody's
Luggage" to "Mrs. Lirriper's Lodgings,"
in a street that has "No Thoroughfare,"
opposite "Bleak Ujuse," where the
'.Haunted Man," who had just given
one of "Dr. Marigold's Prescriptions'
to an "Uncommercial Traveler," wa?
brooding over "The Mystery of Edwin
Drood."
HOW NEW JERSEY GOT OUT OF
THE UNITED STATES.
The origin of the alhsions to New
Jersey as a foreign country is said to be
as follows: After the downfall of the
first Napoleon, his brother Joseph, who
had been King of Spain, and his ne?
phew, Prince Murat, son of the King of
Italy, sought refuge io this country, and
brought much wealth with them.
Joseph Bonaparte wished to build a
palatial residence here, but did not de?
sire to become a citizen, as he hoped to
return to Europe. To enable him asan
alien to hold real estate required a
special act of the L'gNhture. He tried
to get one passed for his benefit in sev?
eral States, but failed. He was mach
chagrined, especially because Penn.^yl
vauia refuged After this he applied to
the New Jersey Legislature, which body
granted both him and Murat the privi?
lege of purchasing laud. They bought
! a tract at Bordcatown. and built tnagni
' ficent dwellings, and fitted them up i;.
the most costly manner. Rare paintings,
statuary, &c , were profuse, and selected
with care, and the grounds laid out with
exquisite taste.
Juseph Bonaparte's residence was,
perhaps the finest in America, 'lhou
sands of people visited it from all parts
of the country, and were treated cour?
teously. He was profuse with his money,
and gave a great impetus to business in
the little towo. The Philadelphia!!*,
finding that he had apparently no end nf
money, and that he used it to benefit
business generally, regretted, when it
was too late, that they had refused t> let
him locate among themselves j and, to
keep up their mortification, would al?
ways taunt Jerseyaien with having a
King-with importing the King of
Spaio to rule over them-they were
called Spaniards and foreigners on this
account. But these ta no ts harmed no
one, as the Jerseymen lost nothing by
their alluring him to settle among them,
and the term "foreigner," jokingappiied
to Jersey meo, has come down to us
long after its origin has been forgotten,
except by a few men of the past genera?
tion. Many years ago-during thc reign
of Louis Phillippe, we believe-bofh
Bonaparte and Murat found they could
>.i eiy return to Europe, so they sold
out and returned.-Artcark Courier.
~ QUEEN* VICTOBIA7~
Some singular stories are told about
Queen Victoria, and it is hardly sur?
prising that the sober and rather stupid
English people should regard ber as
insane. She has, it appears, a firm
conviction that Prince Albert is never
away from her, and that she can hold
communion with him A chair i>- placed
for him oppsite her'? in the library ;
his favorite books are on the table, and
it is an ordinary practice with her to
address him cloud, as if he were really
present. At dinner a knife and fork
arc laid for bim, aod the servants are
directed to eveu go through tn? form?
ality of helping him. Every morning a
pair of boots are cleaned and set down
before the door of the chamber he occu
pied, and at breakfast she not un
frequently waits a considerable time for
his imaginary coming It is said that
she derives a great dcai of comfort and
consolation from this belief. Entertain?
ing, as she doe?, these sentiments, it is
no wonder that Buckingham Palace is
clo*ed, and that royal fetes are only a
memory aud a tradition in England.
>PK(ML NOTICES.
EL VISO CATALINA.
Tbc announcement tba! Imf been io generally
heralik-J throughout tho country that aa Aneri
can c^rapxny has again co.oiuenred importing
titi? celebrated Wine Toni" N a matter of DO
small import mee, and will be hailed with joy by
all those seeking a pure and invigorating tonic
also. t!io?e who need a pure, pleasant and re
freshing stimulant will fin! io the Kl Vino Cat?
alina, or Brown's Ca'aliua Wine Tonic, what
they want. It will bc remembered tba: impor?
tations were made in 1S66 of this noted brand,
but in consequence of the high duty tbeti de?
manded by this government, the enterprise ceas?
ed, to the regret of thousands who bad learned
its value. Il is the oldest tonic io tba w;.rld, and
doubtless the most invigorating, the purest and
best, and if importation contienes at tbe rates
now ?tarted, it will take its place in every frail?
ly in this as well ns io the old Countries. Its
merits will make it a bousebold article, and we
*ope that every one who hos ever used any Dit
ers or common p i tent tonic, wi): at least try one
tattle of the Caldina, and then ?ecide for them
?elves whether they will use this tonic, prepared
rom the pure juice of the Catalina grape, with
[nlisaya and thc spices of Ceylon, or a bitters
nade of common whukey and bitter field herbs,
[his is an invaluable preparation for weakness
md debility; it relieves morning languor and
?ives frcc'bness and appetite, not followed by an
inplensant reaction.
Ii cures Dyspepsia, Ind.gestion, Costiveness,
Silicas Derangements, Cramp Colie, Flatulence,
Jiarrhoe-i. Dysentery Nausea, Vomiting, Morn
og Sickness, Chills and Fever*, Headache, Her
oas Irritability, Anemia, Heart Disesse, Di
eases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Diseases of
he Skin, and all Eruptions, ?ither caused b y
ther diseases or impurity of the Blood. As a
'ouic In Consumption, it bal no superior of
hub thousands believe themselves to have been
ured-by its use. We do not d juna ".that ?twill
ire Consumption, bot we are iure that it will
r?vent it if taktn in time.
For sale by I. A. MCKAGE*, D-oa^glst, St.?.
r S. C., J, M. M. Co*JUD A Co., 19 Light
reet. Baltimore, Md . General Ageets for tbe
. S. Office of the Company, 48 S. Howard
reet. Baltimore, Md.
Sept. 6-ly
SPECIAL W?TICKS.
Be entded by iFfeal yon Knew.
_ There iaan old proverb which says, "Expe?
rience is the safest goids." To this guide the
sick and ailing naturally turn when cast ?ag
about for the means of r ?lief. They raquim what
a medicine ba? done for others, before they sdopt
it themselves. Of all t!ie remedies and preven?
tives in ase, Hosteller's Stomach Bittern meets
the test most triumpban l.r, and hence its immense
popularity and rast sales. The sufferer from
indigestion is sore to fi id some one among hts
friends who has beso cured of that ailment bj
the famous vegetable st machie. The ric tim of
fever and ague, liver complaints, constipation,
nerroas prostration, or ?;er.cral debility, bas only
to make inquiry in the neighborhood where he
resides in order to discover what thi.- standard
restorative has elected in cases similar to bis
own. In the published testimony to its merits
\be will find a volume of proofs of its sanitary
'properties, which it is inpossible for bis common
sense to resist. Ile tri<w it,-and the effect it
produces on bis system ados another to thc bost
of witnesses io its favor Thus, its reputation,
founded on facts, not assertions, continually
grows and spreads. Charlatans and impostors,
some of tbem mere local tricksters, and others
who take a somewhat wider range, attempt to
thrust into the bands at d down the tb ru* ts of
invalids, their haphatard concoctions, as Sub?
stitutes for the tonic which for so many years bas
been a medicinal staple throughout the United
States, Spanish America, 'Jasada, ard the West j
Indies, but only succeed to a very limited extent.
Io this reasoning age, tbs people, having aseer
tainea what is really d?serving of their cou
fidenee. decline ..nrnnir g after strange g di."
31 OTHERS ! MOTHERS! I
MOT H IC RS! 11
DONT FAIL TO PH.OCUKE MRS WINS?
LOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FUR CHIL?
DREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation has been used with
NEV KR FAILING SUCCESS IN IHOU
SANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain, but
invigorates the stomach and bowels. C'-rrerti
acidity, and gives tone aid energy to the whole
system. It will also iustinjjy relieve
Griping in the bo weis and H ind Colic j
We believe itthe'BEST and SUREST REM- j
EDY IN THE WORLD, in nil esses of Disco I
tery and "Diarrhoea in Ch il Iren, whether arising
from teething or any otbtir cause.
F?ll di ectionsfor using will accompany each '
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile ?f
CLRTIS A PERKINS, New York, is on the j
outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
orner.? :
215 FULTON STREET. NE.V YORK.
4930 HARD ST. LONDON. ENGLAND.
441 St. PAUL Sr. MONTREAL, CANADA.
Sept 20 ly
IMPAIRED VITALI1Y-When you feel as
ii thc vital powers were giving away; strength
gone, spirits depressed, tntniory failing, appetite j
lost, exhaustion stealing over every sense and
paralyzing every enerby, then is the time to 1
re.-ort to that powerful ally of nature. Dit WALK?
ER'S VEGETAILE VlSEGAI. BITTERS. The proper
tie* they embody Soon work a glorious renova?
tion in the debilitated sys :eui and the clou ted
mind.
THE ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE.-Is a pure
sweet breath. This desideratum is one of the
results of u.-ing Sozodont ?hieh not only invigo?
rates and preserves the teeth, but renders thc
innu'h as fragrant ns a rose.
CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR 5t) TTS.
-Every es?? of Croup can he cured when flrst
taken, by Dr. Tobins' Venetian Liniment, war?
rante! for 24 years, and never ? botile returned.
It also cures Diarrhoea, Dys< otery. Colic, Sore
Ti.roat. Cuts, Burns and exten al Pains. Sold
by the Druggists, Depot I'J Park Place, New
York.
THE BEST COSMETIC-Burne't'a Knllisr n
produces a fresh complexion, removes tan and
.Teckles. and imparts a velvety ?oltness to the
skin. Results attending t xposure to our chan ge
.ble climate upon the skin, may be entirely ob- I
vialed by ?ts u.-e. For.?aie ty all druggists.
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.-Not the Cheapest
but sale.- and Best Illuminating Oil for family
use ever &a<le. Burns in 'he ordinary kerosene
[a jip. Does not take fire, nor explode if the lamp
is upset and broken. Setil for Circular, Oil
House of Charles Pratt, established 1770, New
Votk.
RISLEY'S LINIMENT.-Of Arnica. Hors,
Carbolic Acid, acts as a universal external cure
ill, acting on the nerves connected with the skin
It promptly relieves Neuralgia Pains, Cleanses
md cures old sores and ulcers, flesh wounds,
(?urns, brui<e?. sprains, A:. Sold everywhere at
iO cents. Morgan A Risley, Wholesale Drug
5??ts. New York. General Aeents.
L? IRDS' BLOOM OF YOUTH.-A n>o,t de?
lightful toilet preparation for beautifying the
.kio. has been established ov?-rten \ ears : during
that time over one million ladies have used it;
o every instance it has given entire satisfaction :
it removes all tin perfect ?or.?, tan*, freckles and
'unhurns. giving the skin .i youthful appearance.
Sold at all Druggists ari?! Kaney Goods Stores.
Depot 5 Gold Street. New Y?rk
THANKS TO THE TIMELY DISCOVERY of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, the hearts of
nany parent? hare b i Minde ^lad by witnessing
he beneficial effects, which this remedy never
ails to produce during t .e critical period of
teething.
CARBOLIC SALVE-Nothing like it?rer
mown before. Cures cuts, bums, gores, wottnds.
kc, like n ngic. Physicians speak of it in term*
>f the highest praise. Price "5 cents per box.
lohn F Henry, Sole Proprietor, 6 College Place,
S'ew York.
PHYSICIANS whe hart- prescribed Syapnia
>r Purified Opium use no o ber form of Opium in ?
heir practice.
CRISTA DORO'S HAIR DYE.-If all hi? hair?
vere lives. Othello said, "II y great revenge hntb
D?rnach for them al!." But hair that's grey or
andy, white or red. the h.ln-s have no stomach
or at all. Use Cbristadon's Dye and the evil is
coiedied. Manufactory, 6i Maiden Lane,
S'ew York.
THE PUREST and Swetfrst Cod Liver Oil
'II the world is Hazard A Taswell'* andr on the
??.shore, from fresh, selered liver?, by Cn?we?!.
lazitrd ? C". New York. It i* absolutely pure
md sweet. Patients wbohavo onre takm it pre
er it to all other*. Physi -ian* barr decided it
upcrior to any of the other oils in tbr
narket.
J'?I'VIN'S Inodorous Kid Clov* Cleaner
e*tore* soiled ?love? equal lo new. For sal by ?
?roggist* and Fancy Good? Tenters. I'ri.-e 25
etits per bottle. F. C. Wells i Co.. New York.
FOUND AT LAST.
iN ANTIDOTE FOR FEVER AND AGUE
[T IS WARRANTED ENTIRELY VEGE
L TABLE.
It contait.s no arsenic or poisonous ingredient? j
rany kind-nothing in Ute least degree injurious
i tne system under any cirruustance*-and
ay be administered with perfect safety to as j
fan!, j
It never fails to core the most obstinate case, .
hen taken as directed.
It cures immediately. Tn no case wi!! the
itient br ve more than oae chill after the first
ise, and in the majority of cases not eren
at.
It aeeomplishes the work by dartroying the
use of disease, which no ?ber remedy pre?
nds to do.
It is an effectual preventiva, ricatralizing the
?larious poisoo in the system, and thus averting
i consequences.
CBAPPELL'S DEPOT, S. C., September I, 1371.
eters. L/uicie. Hitit* & Dnri.i :
USMTS.--We have sold ont .I.-Z*D of MOISE'S
.IVER AND AGUE PILLS with s guarantee. I
d not a single eall bas bee i made for a return j
tba money paid ; bat on the contrary, they I
re general satisfaction, an i rares in er err j
itance. Forward two doten es soon ss posai-;
i. as we are entirely out of them, and have 1
ls daily.
Yours truly, i
A. J. HALTIVfABNER A CO. 1
AN ORDINANCE
To Provide for issuing' Town Stock,
under the 31st Section of the Act oj
the General Assembly, ajpprotSed
March die 9th, 1S71, for the purpose
of erecting a Market and 'Iowa Hall.
BE IT ORDAINED bj tb? Intendant and
Wardens of ibo Town of Sumter in Council
assembled, and bj (fae authority of the same
SECTION I.-That tberc sbal! be ?saned Town
Stock to the amount of ten thousand dollars/ if
: so mueb be necessary, bearing an interest of
i eight per cent, per annum, payable on tbe first
I day of January and July of each year ensuing
j the date thereof, and redeemable in seven years
i from date. Said stock io be issued nuder tbr
! yeal of tho corporation, signed by thc Clerk and
j Treasurer, an*! countersigned by the Intendant,
I in conformity with an Act of the General As?
sembly, approved March the 9th, 1871, providing
for the building of a Market and Public Hall.
SECTION II.-That no part of said stock
shall be issued for any sum los than twentv
fivc dollars, or for any fractional part of a
dollar.
SECTION III.-That any penon holding
such stock sball bare the privilege of discount?
ing sucb interest as shall aecrue thereon or any
part thereof, against taxes due by them to the
town of Sumter on the 6rrt day of January aud
July of each year ensuing the date thereof.
Ratified in Council assembled, this ?Otb
TLS.] da* of October. 1871.
GUItiNARD RICHARDSON. Intendant.
Jon* F. HATSSWORTH, Clerk and Treasurer.
November 8 St
The State of Smith Carolina,
COUNTY OF SUMTER
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jonas D Samson,
diaries II. Mayer.
J<.hn C. Coulter,
Jubn Tracey,
et. al.
vs.
John J. Hennegan,
John Purcell snd
James Barrett.
1
} Summons for Relief.
I
TO THE DEFENDANTS. John J.ncnnegan,
John Purcell and James Barrett
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re?
quired to answer the complaint in this action
which is fled in tbe off.ee of the Clerk of Com?
mon Plc**, for the said County, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said complaint on
the ?ub.eriber at hi? office, in the Town of Sum?
ter. County of Sumter ?nd State of South Caro,
lina, within twenty dav.? after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service; and if yoo
fail to answer the complaint within thc time
aforesaid, thc plaintiff* in this action will apply
to the.Court for tba relief demanded in tbe com
plaint.
E. V7. MOISE,
Complainants' Attorney.
Dated November 1st, 1871.
TO THE DEFENDANT-JOHN PURCELL.
TAKE NOTICE that the summons in this
action, of which the foregoing is a copy, and
also thc Complaint thereunder, were filed in thc
office of thc Clerk of the Court af Comm m
Plens for the County of Sumter and Stat.-of
South Carolina on the 4th lay of November. 1871.
EDWIN IT. MOISE.
Nor 8-fit Complainant*' Attorney.
L. HT Miller.
Miller's Safe and Iron Works,
ESTABLISHED IN 1857.
MILLER'S BALTIMORE MADE SAFE
the heft now in usc-wat ranted free (rom
rust, dampness or decay.
Fire-Proof Merchants'
Safes,
WELDED STEEL AND IRON
Burglar-Proof Bank
Safes.
FIRST CLA6S
Key and Combination
Lock.
Bank Vaults and Doors.
Sales Room. 265 Baltimore SI.
FACTOR Y-Sq narr, bounded by
Henrietta* Claret, Fremont
and Warner Streets.
-END FOR ILLUTRATED CATALOGUE.
OVER 12,000 LV USE.
FESTED IN 200 FIRES.
NEAR REFENCES:
fraser, Haynsworths A Cooper, Hoyt A Folsom,
Sumter, S. C.
Vorth A Worth, Wilmington. No. Ca.
'ohr> Agnew A Son, Columbia, S. C.
tational Bunk of Chester, S. C.
[saith A Melton, Chester, S. C.
900 IN BALTIMORE.
)VER 12,000 SAFES IN USE.
TESTED IX 200 FIRES
IRST CLASS GOODS, AT LOW PRICES.
July 26 ly
fSTEEUfc
m '
April 5
>AVIL IOU HOTBL,
CHARLESTON. g. C.
BOARD. PER* DAY, ?8.00.
?.r. H AMILT0X, ?M. ar. ?. MmwiL?,
Superintendent. Proprietress
Oct ?
THE ABOVE FBESS IS SO CONSTRUCTED,
AND OF SUCH IMMENSE POWER, THAT WITH A SINGLE LEVER ONE MAN CAN
press . bale of Cotton weighing 580 lbs., ora horse can be hitched to the opposite side and press a
bale of the saree ?ixe IN ONE MINUTE'S TIME
The Press was exhibited at tbe Fairs throughout the South last Fall, and took the Premium every
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Manufacturer of aod Dealer io Proprietor of the
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eral Assortment of field and Garden Tools. 5" Oou 1Vj).h 7ret9f
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r 2o,U00 Dwarf Pear Trees,
-i ? . r .u i ," , ,_. . -, . 10.000 Ctierrv Tree.?,
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?ept fi
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CELEBRATED
aii Cattle Foi to
ThU preparation, long inc favorably
^knowe, Will thoroughly re-invigorate
broken down and low-spirited horses,
by strengthening and cleansing the
stomach and intestines.
It is a sore preventive of all diseases
incident to this animal, such as LUNG
TE V ER. GLANDERS, YELLOW
WATER, HEAVES, COUGHS, DIS?
TEMPER, FEVERS. FOO" DER,
LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL
ENERGY, ax. IU use improves
the wind, increase* th.? appetite
girea asmooth and glossy skin-and
transforms the miserable skeleton.
Into a foe-looking and spirited horse.
?. To keepers of Cows this prepara?
tion is invaluable. It ls a sure pre?
ventive against Rinderpest, Hollow
Horn, etc It has been proven bj
actual experiment to increase the
quantity of milk and cream twenty
1 per cent and Bake the butter finn
and sweet. In fattening catt]*, it
gives them aa appetite, loosens their tide, and mikes
them tari ve much faster.
In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcers In
the Lungs, Liver, kc this article acts
as a specific. By putting from one
half a paper to a paper In a barrel of I
swill the above diseases will he eradi?
cated or entirely prevented. Ii given
in time, a certain preventive and
cora for the Hog Cholera.
DAVID E. FGTTZ, Proprietor.
BALTIMORE, Md.
Tor tale by Druggists aad Storekeepers throughout
the United States, Caaadas and South America. T"
Dr? A J. China, ?gent,
SUMTER, S. C.
Sept 13_ly
A SURE CURE FOR
CHILLS AND FEVER.
Dealer's Fever and Ague Pills.
AN INFALLIBLE CURE !
The above is no new Remedv. bat one that bas
stood the test of TWENTY YEARS' USE. and
is a "household word in probably more families
in those sections of the country where Chills and
Fever are most prevalent, than any other medi?
cine of its class.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
And by the Proprietors,
FRASER & LEE,
Successors to
HA RR AL, RISLEY & KITCHEN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Xo. 20 Birfoiian Street, New York.
Sept 20 _8tn
DARBY'S
PROPBFIiACTIC
T
X HIS invaluable Family Medicine, for purify
ing. cleansing, removing bad odors in all kinds
of sickness; for burns, sores, wounds, stings;
for Erysipelas,rheumatism,and all/kin dne-ises,
for catarrh, sore mouth, sore throat, diptberia ;
for colic, diarrhoea* cl-olera ; as a wash to soften
a nd beautify the skin ; ta remove ink spots,
tuibtrw. fruit slums ; taken internal!) as well as
applied externally ; SO highly recommended by
all who have used ii-is for sale by all Druggists
ead Country .Merchants, and may be ordered
direetlv of the
DAXBY PROPHYLACTIC CO.,
161 William Street, N.T.
Feb 1 ly
MANHOOD*
flow LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just published, a new edition of Dr. CULVER,
kV ELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical
??rt (a i thou t medicine) of SPSKHATOBRKSA or
seminal Weal ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses
?pe ir.*cr. Mental and Physical Incapacity, Im,
>ediicents to Marriage, etc.; also, CoaauMPTiog.
EpiLErsr, and Firs, induced by self-indulgence
>r sexual extravagance.
JV Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay, <
dearly demonstrates, from a thirty years' sue
restful practice, that the alarming consequences ,
if self abuse may oo radically cared without the
langerons ns? of internal medicina or the appli
:atio i of i he knifo; pointing out a mode i! cure !
it one? simple, certain, and effectual, by maana j
if which ever/ saferer, no matter what bis eon- .
I ii ion may be, may cara himself cheaply, private- j
y, and radically.
*auTbia Lecture should ba ia tba hands of ,
?very youth aad ?vary saan ia tb? land. ,
gent, under ?eal, ia a plain envelope, to any (
leMreet, postpaid, ?a reaetpt siz cants or two ?
lort ?taan?. .
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cents. i
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127 Bowery Kew York, Post-Otce Box 4M6
Sept 27-Jm '
Ricfiau's
Golden
REMEDIES.
1,000 DOLLARS REWARD
FOR ANY CASE WHICH
Dr. Richart's Golden Remedies
FAIL TO CURE.
DR. R?f HAG'S GOLDEN BALSAM
j Is the greatest Alterative, Renovator and BI", d
i Purifier io the World: radically cures Srr-HlLts
1 nnd SCBopcLi in a I itsforta?. ?*ave your money
br obtaining ibe only radical cure at once. It
removes all disease from the system aod leaves
the blood pure and healthy.
Dr RICH?ITS
Golden Balsam Na. 1
Cures Syphilis and all cutaneous eruptions in
primary and see-ndary stages, such as Old
Ulcers, Ucerated Sore Mouth and
Throat, Sore Eyes, Skia Eruptions.
Soreness of the Scalp, Copper
Colored Blotches, Ac, Ac ,
Eradicating Mercury
and Disease radi?
cally.
DR. RICH AU'S
Golden Balsam No. 2.
Acts in ricers, Ac., same as No. 1 ; will core
Tertiary Hereditary Syphilis, or Scrofula in its
worst f rms, after all other treatment fails. I
bave thousands nf certificates certifying to mi?
raculous cures effected by these remedies. Pa?
tients eat and drink what they like, and require
no outward application. Thousands suffer om
Syphilitic and Mercurial Rheumatism wb are
not aware of it; and I defy such to obt na
radicai cure without the aid of these medicines.
Its beneficial effects arc felt at once , it hus raised
patients from hospital beds, in one week, who
have lain there for years, under the best prac?
titioners in tbe City; and is t!.e only radical
cure for the worst disease known. Syphilis,
Syphilitic and Mercurial Rheumatism is the most
painful form of this disease.
Patients in many instances are confined to
their beds for months and years, loosing appetite,
falling away io flesh till reduced to mere skele?
tons, patiently awaiting the arrival of death to
relieve them of their sufferings; to such I would
say, my
Golden Balsam No. 2
Will save your life, give yon strength, restore
your appetite, reduce swelling, and make a radi?
cally well ease of you in a short space of time;
gives immediate relief and effects a radical care
in all cases of Rheumatism, either acute, chronic
or iuflatnotory, whether from the above eause or
any other. Price ol either No. 1 or No. 2 Ooldea
Balsam: $ j JO per bottle, or two bottles for
$9.00.
Hm Springs. Arkansas, May 7,18(IS.
Dr. RICHARDS. 228 Variek Street, New York
DEAR SIB:
I fini that after all the medical treatment I
know any thing about, Hot Springs included,
fail te eure Syphilis ; your BaiJM^r, will and has
radically cured (he worst of them.. Thousands
come here from all parts every season, and if yon
will establish me as Ageot, I eao sell large
quantities of your Medicine, for I am satisfied
that it will do all you claim for it.
Very truly, y oura, dre, Ac-,
0. J. B.-, M. D.
Any one wishing to enquire of Dr. H - ?a
regard to ibis Medicine can have address in full
by writing to me.
I take pleasure ia certifying that
Dr. RICH AU'S BALSAM No. 2
has com-, etely eared a ease of Tertiary Syphilis
of Eight Years standing, contracted in the army,
after having expended Five Hundred Dollars for
medical attendance. The ease re fe red to, at the
time of commencing the ase of Dr. RICH AU'S
Remedies, was confined ta bed, with ulcers on
both heads and arms. Any oae doubting the
above or wishing farther particulars, can be in
formed by refering to
M. R. HUGHES, Daueairr.
May 26, 1809 Newburgh, Cuvshogo Co..Ohio.
SOLE PROPRIETOR
DR. D* B. RICHARDS,
228 VARICK ST..
NE W FORK
8*pt 20 lj
PANCREAT1ZED
COD LIVER OLI.
We desire te eall tba attention of tee Mediea
Profession to this preparation of Cod Liver OH
For tba lollowiag reasops : It will agree with the
Dost debilitated stomach. It is deeidedly more
pleasant te administer. It ie leas expensive to
)rescribe. It will not nauseate, aa thc Paaeraa
:ine assists ia perfectly digesting oil. It io more
palatable, as tbe combination forms aa emulsion,
ind we are therefore able to disguise i' offen
liveasee. It is Ieee expensi-e, as a small
laaatity of Cod Liver perfectly digested will pro.
lae? tar more beneficial results thea Ive Trans th a
juantity imperfectly digested. This preparation
s meeting with tba greatest favor among Payai
??aaa ?a Diseases of tbe Langs, and ia rapidly
akiog th? pla?? or tb? plain ott. Price Lista and
Dose Books will ba freely famished ?pea appli
ion.. Manufactured by REED, CARNRICK A
ANDRUS, 198 Faitea St, H. T. Sold by Drag
fists generally.
Sept M ly.
WILL POSITIVELY CURB
Chills and Fever.
It does not matter if the case ??e chronic,
.MATIS AGLK. MIXTCKK" ?ill eradi.aie it en?
tirely ln?m the system. We can refer to thoo*
so<i.< io Baltimore, who bare been relived by
?Satin Ague RSixture
NANTES, FRANCE, Dec. 28, IS70.
Mr. R. H. Bigger. Baltimore, Md :
My Dear Sir-I bare the honor of ac?
knowledging the receipt of the 10th ultimo, con
taining order for filieeu thousand francs upon
Messrs. Taillander A Co.. in compliance with our
contractor 15th October bat, and it is wiib
pleasure I constitue yu S?le Agent of the
United States. Central and South America, for
tba sale of Motin Ague Mixture, wbirb has al
ready accomplished so much goad iu our own
country and Spain.
Tliis roixtorr contains no qm'uiuc. and m>th- ,
ISM Kh'iieeer thal cu iujui ? ric geuemi he-lth : \
nor is it disagreeable to the taste. I parelu??*?: j
tbe prescription of the celebrated Spanish Pbysi
cian. Dr. Piedra Gonzales, after his retiretnen (
from bis profession, who gate ?we the twit ev?- j
cl ?ii cepruaf? and neemmueee (A?f he hail utm j
the prescription iu ?ie practice nf fort<j (40) yean
uiith?nl itt hating foiled im a tingle iuttuuee.
M?t-u Ague Mixture is chiefly e?ropo?ed ?I
the very bert and oldent wine, and the patient
need not cbanjre hi? eui otuary mode ?f living
whi:st taking tho remedy. Indeed, it is a ;>/>?.
ant runic, and i?' taken in small quantities befo c
breakfast each day. ?'r H7<7 Preveut Chille aud
Freer in localities where miatuta prevail*. The
patient will find that the Motin Ague Mixture
excite* >>u appetite, and that instead of injuring,
it improee* the jtucid health. I warrant the
Mutin Ague Mixture to effect enre in -il rate:
Yours, verv Trulv,
GUSTAVE DURANTE.
Dr. Wm. Frederick Stewart'* Certificate:
Baltimore, May 1, 1871.
Having ana'ysed the Matiu Ague Mixture, \
do not hesitate tc recommend it as an excellent
remedy for Chilis and Fev*r. lt retains noth
iog which can injure the general health.
WM. F. STEWART, M. D.,
Resident Physician Maryland Hospital.
Dr. J. B. William*' Cerfificaie :
Baltimore. April 19.1871.
I hereby certify that I have made a careful
analysis of tbe "Jfatin Agne Mixture" and ih?'
it docs not contain a partirle of quinine, I '>e
lieve it to be a most efficient remedy for Chill
aud Peter. JNO. B. WILLIAMS, M. D .
If Mans AGCE MiXTCRR?ails- it never iails
money will be returned to purchaser.
FOR SALE BY
By L A. McKAG KN, Druggist. Sumter, S. C.
R. H. BIGGER, Proprietor, and Grocer, suc?
cessor to C. M. and D. W. MYER.
No. 12 WEST BALTIMORE Street Baltimore,
and all druggist*.
Sept 6- 3m
Household Medicines,
BOARDMAN*S COD LIVER OIL.-This Oii
is put up with great care Ip'tn perfect!)
treeb Livers and is, without doubt the finest pro
duced.
BOARDMirN'S FRENCH WORM CONFEC
TIONS.-invaluable ss a cure for Wurms,
uuti being in ike form of a candy lozenge are
readily taken.
BOARDMAN'S CONCD EXT. JAMAICA
GINGER-A splendid corrective and ex
cevdingly useful ir. Colics. Cramps, aud ordiuary
irregularities of the Bowels.
BRANTS INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRAC.
A medicine long in use for disorders arising
from an impure state of the blood. This article
has performed soase mott wonderful cures and
is tbe best article extant for tbe purpose.
BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BAL
SAM.- Extensively used for nil pulmonary
complaints, being purely vegetable, unlike most
preparations f?r Couifbs. C?I<ls. etc., do? s not
eoestipafe ?r Ivave any unpleasant atler effect,
but always afford.- speedy relief.
GREENE'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.-A
safe, sure and speedy core ofthat most
distressing of compl tint? "DTaprunA," put up
from an original recipe nf Du. GRRRXK. Fort '
Valley. Ga. by ?lioui ii Los long been u.-cd with .
wonderful success.
PARKER'S NERVE AND BONE LINI?
MENT.-The best external remedy for man
or beast. A certain cure for Rheumatism.
Cramps, .?prains. Bruises, Sweiliug, Week Limbs
and pains of all kinds.
PARKER'S COM POUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCIIU.-The purest and best in use. A
?ure relief for all diseases of tbe Bladder abd
Kidneys.-n.-k fur no vther,- Physicians re?
commend it.
HALLE1Tj SHAVER & BURBANK,
149 Chambers and 131 Reade Streets,
8 NEW YORK.
Sept?- Jj
Established 1848.
Tu the FARMERS and PLANTERS of Mary
land and the Sooth Generally.
HORNER'S
Maryland Super-Phosphate.
(We court tbe Chemist's inquiry.)
.After 23 years experience io the Fertilising
business, an 1 after establishing a wide reputation
for tbe purity and excellence of bis Bone Dust,
the subscriber bas been induced to prepare a
Phosphate suitable to the requirements and
every way worthy the attention of the Southern
Farmer.
Tbe "MARYLAND" is a rejtivenalor and
permanent improver of tbe soil. It stimolates
equal to Peruvian Guano, and sustains equal to
Bone, being composed almost entirely ot these
ingredients, witb a very liberal percentage of ??>
Potash in the residuum. There is no adulterated ,
nor inferior article used-every particle oj the' '
Phosphate being of essential benefit to ihe land, j 1
Neither pains nor expence have been spared to I
its preparation, and we claim for it the greatest ' S
benefit io the fa-mer from the smallest ?uilay. j S
For Cotton. Wheat and Corn, and as a ge-cral j si
Stimulant and alimet.t for worn and impoverished
land there can be nothing superior. It ia war
. anted to run as high in Ammonia and higher in
Bone Phosphate than any other fertilizer in the
market.
Price $60 per ton, in new bags. No charge i E
for delivery. JOSHUA HORNER, Ja. '
Manufacturer and Genreal Commission Mer?
chant. Office sad Warehouse. 54 S. Gay St.
General Warehouse, Cor. Chew and StirlingSts ,
Baltimore, Md.
]
li
Bone Dost $45, ?5 i
847. our own manufacture, in new ?ag- ; Eastern eil
and Western B-.ne Dost $35. Peruvian 0-no to
delivered from Peruvian Government Warehouse
at lowest rates. * o charge for deli very. v,
JOSHUA HORNER, Ja. e"
g*Pl 6_lj si
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On receipt of $2 we rriU amati a copy af bath ! eon
or examination. m\
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Liquors doctored, rpiced and sweetened to plew? thg
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FIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
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eanjtag off all poisoaoaa matter and restoring theblooa
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tera according to di-ectkmi aid remain long ar.??a,
provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and the Titel organs wastes
beyond tbe point of repair.
They are a Gentle Paran tire sus well aa a
Tonic, possessing, alto, the peculiar merit of acting
aa a powerful agent in relieving CuOffrstioa or In&aa
atation of the liver, ard all the Visceral Organs.
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the torn of life, ihese Tonic Bitters hare no equal.
Fer Inflam notary and Chronic Rh?nan.*
tleaa and Goat, Dyspepsia er Iadiareotiee,
Bilious, Remittent and Iateraaittent Fo?
rero, Di s?ants of the Bleed, Lirer, Kid?
aere and Bladder, these B Utera have been most
rcccesaful finch Dleemaes aie cantad by Titlated
Blood, which s gtnmllj proc uced by deraogtaeel
Of the Digeat.ve Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR I*DIGESTION, Bead
ache. Pain la the Shoulders, Cottrbs, Tightness of the
Chest. Disait: eta. Soar Eructations of the Stomach,
Bed Taste in the Mooth. Bilious Attacks. Palpitation et
the Beast. Inflammation of the Langt? Pam faa the rt*
glosa ef the BJdoeys. and a hand red other painful arms
tosas, are toe offsprings of Dyspepsia.
They inTigorate toe Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liter and Bowels, which renoir them of anec aillai
efficacy in cleansing the blood of ait imparities, sad tri?
parti ag new life and rigor to the whole system.
FOR SK IN DISEASES, ?rosti?os.Tetter. Salt
Bi eura. Blotches, Spots. Pimples. Postales, Boils.Car*
bonder. Riot-Worm*. Scald Head. Sore Byes, Cmise
ias. Itcb.ecurta. Di ?co lo ra tic ni of the Skin. Semen ?5
Disease*- of the Skin, of whatever name or oatare sro
literaltv da? ap and carried out of the system in a short
time by the ate ot these Bitters. One bottle in tack
eases wilt convince the most incredulous of their car*
tive effects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever yon Sod its Ls .
parities bursting th roach the skin in Pimples. Erap.
tiona or Sores ; desase it when you Bod it obstructed
and slaggith in the veins : deans? it when it it bat,
and your feelings will tell yon when. Keep the Noed
pore, and tbe health of the irrten will follow.
Pin, Tone, and ether W?rme, Itrrtingtatlts
system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed
and removed. Says a distinguished pbynolcrist.
there is scarcely an individual aeon the mee adit
earth whose body is exempt from th? presence of
wc rms. It ia sot upon tbe healthy elements of th?
body that worm? et i rt. bot noon the di teased hanwrt
and slimy deposits that breed these living mocsttn of
disease. No System cf Medicine, no verm ?fares, ea
aatbelmlotks will tte? th? system from worm? Uk*
those Bitten.
J. WALXBB, Proprietor. B. R MCDONALD * CO,
Dr legists sud Gen. Asm ts. Ssa francisco. CahtofTus,
and TI and M Commerce Street. New Tort.
sarao LD BY ALL DRUOOISTS AND DULXXI
.1 . o
R? K* R?
iadway's Ready Belie
CURLS THE WORST PAINS
Ia lrom oie to Twenty .V itu tes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading ibis advertisement need any oe?
SU FF KR WITH PAIN.
IADWAY'S READY kELIEK It A CURE FOR
EVERY PAIN.
It was the first and is
THE OS LY PAL\ REMEDY
at instantly .-top? the oj??*i excruciatingpatas,
Hays Inflainations, and cures Congest ODS,
he .her of the Lunjs. Stomach. Bowels, or other
lands or organs, hv m e application.
INF OM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
<> emiter U.?w violet.t <>r excruciating the pain
ne RHEUM Ai IC. lWd ridden, infirm. Crippled,
ittrruvs, Neara ??ie, ?r prostrated with disease
HIT suffer.
The application of the READY RELIEF to
lie part or parts wi.ere the pain or difficulty
xista will afford ease and c*>mfnrt
Twenty dr?ps in half a tumbler of water will
i a few m-.tnent? cure .'RAMPS. SPASMS.
OUR STOMACH. HEARTBURN. SICK
IEADACHK. DIARRHEA. DYSENTERY,
OLIO, WIND IN TUE BuWELS, and ali IN
ERNAL PAINS.
Travelers shoo d alwars ?rrr a bottle of
?ADWAY'S READY RELIEF with them. A
sw Jr??ps in water will prevent sickness . r pains
rom change of water. It is better than French
'randy or Fitters as a stimulant.
FEVER AXD AGUE.
FEVER AND A li I E cured fur fifty cents,
'here is not a remedial aget t in this world that
ill cure Fever and Ague, and all .?ther Mtlari
us. Billion*, Scarlet, T.vph.?d, Y'ellow. and other
evers (aided by RADWAY'S PILLS) s? qoiek
s RA DWAY'S READY RELIEF. Fifty cents
cr bottle.
?EALTH ! BEAUTY ! !
rong and Pure Rich Blood-It.crease of F.<?h
and weight-Clear .?kin and beautiful Com?
plexion secured to nil.
DR. R?DWAY'S
SARSAPARILLA RESOLVENT
?as made tbe most ai t< i??hing cares : SM quick
so Rapid are the Changes thc Body Undergoes,
under tba influence of this truly won<lsr tl
Medicine that
2very Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt
'HE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Every drop of ihr SARSAPARILLAS Rh
OLVENT communicate? through the Bl'~id.
weat. Urine, and ?th r fluid* .m.i juices ?>f '.>.
stem the vigor of life, for it repair? the wastei
r the bo,iv with cew and sound mater;*!,
?rotula. Syphilis, Consumption, Glands!**
seas?. Ulcers ir. the throat. Mouth. Tunx'rs,
odes in th? Glands and other parts of theijs*
a. Sore Eyes. Strumorous discharges fr ee '>-*
ars. and the frorst forms ?f Skin diseases,
rnptions. Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring tV'.ra
tit Rheum, Erysipelas. Acne. Bleak Spot',
orme in the Fleth, Tumors, Cancers io tbs
dmb. and ell weakening and painful discharftt.
?gat Sweat*. Loss of Sperm sod ell aast? ?'?
e Hf? principle, are within th?- curative rssr*
this wonder of Mod. rn Chemistry, mad s fe*
iys ese will prov? to any person ?sing it for
ther of these lornas of disease its potent po*'
cure them.'
Not only docs the SARSAPARILLIA* Risot?
ear excel all known remedial agents in tb?
re of Chronie, Scrofulous. Constitutional, sad
;in diseases ; but it is the only positive cort
r
ld ney dc Rta ?Mer Complaints
-inary. and Womb diseases. Gravel. Dial?etes.
??pty; Stoppage of Water, Incontinence ef
ine. Bright*? Disease, Albuminuria, ard in all
les where there are i-rick hu?t deposits, or tbs
ter is tbiek, cloudy, mixed with s ?h.? ts ntl
e the white of an egg. or threads like waits
k, <>r there is a morbid, dark, bilious appear
ce, and white boae-dust d? posit?, and whs*
ire ii? pricking, borniog secsati<>n
ssing water, and pain in the small of th- Back
d along the Loins.
ina sr of 1% Years* Crotch Cared hf
S?dw?y*e Renoir ?nt.
)R. RADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PIUS,
?feetly tasteless, elegantly coated with '****
? ? parge, reg?late, purify, cleanse, sad
engiben. Radway's Pills, for the enrsefsu
ordorso' the Stomech. Lirer. Rowels, Eidsej'1
idaVrr. Ne rv ons Diseases, Headae a. Cost*
Ilea, Costiveness, Indigos'?on, Dyspessa?
iontmess. Bilious Fever, Intasastien of de
wela, Pilee, and ail Derangements of the I>
nel Viscera. Warranted to effect e a**'*"
.a, Purely Vegetable, eoauiaing BO eseretrj.
Den is, or deieterion* drags.
I ww doeee of RADWAY'S PILLS will ?.
i tjrtra frota all the ?bot? nsmed dltwr**
e?. lS?MUp?rB?x. 60DD BT DB0*
ST?.
IK AD "FALSE AND TRUR." Se*?*1
lar suata to RADWAY 1 CO., Ne. ?7
se. New York. Information worth thous***
1 ba seat yea.
inly 12 1>