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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-29

required to cure any tind of
ne worst Jaundice or Dyepep-
e. all Of which are the result
principal regulators Of the
~ performs its functionsweil
IAare fully developed. The
Independent on the healthy
- proper performance of its
mach is at fanltthe bowels
~system suffers i'm conse-
- liver-having ceased to do
) 0of that organ, one Of the
OhIs stud. in a practice of
/, Ito find some remedy
{ 1.-The many arrangements
-Omedy isat last found, any
i'm any of its
a - bottle, and conviction is
D formed bydissolving gum
{ (which Is soluble for the
-rScine. These gums remove
ri Alfrom the system, supply
v TOW of bile invigoratihg
4 to digest well, purifying
4 health To the wholemachi-
sxof the disease and effec =
L any of the disagreeable
z -calomel or mineral poison
: sufficient to relieve the
c food from rising and sour
: 0fore retiring prevents
- a aisst loo's"' the bowels
r each meal will cure Dys-
teaspoonsful will always
'-Osmale obstruction removes
,,Aand makes n perfect cure.
l. ately relievescholIc while
DIS a sure cure for cholera
- live of cholera.
u will prevent the recur-
3, awhile trelisves all pain
~
Is Aneeded to ;hrowout of the
| ~cineafter a ong sickness.
lr -Jaundice removesall vel.
l. or from the skin.
IT whine before eating gives
foos digest well.
d Scures Chronic DiaIrhea
le-summer and bowel com.
Iei hrstdose.
s attacks caused by worms,
l. rem, there is no surer, SAT
n Othe world as il never fails,
n IN these statements; they
itNwe can give evidence &c
'e - II are giving their unan'
t. favor.
Of Liver Remedies now offered
none we can so fully recon
lvigorator, so generally known
ON. This pseparation is truly
the most happy result,
most innumerable certificate:
great virtue of this medicine by
nding in society, ard We know
ion before the public-HUpso,
LIAR PER BOTTLE.
ole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD a. CO.,
,rs, 3i5 broadway New York.
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MEDICAL.
THE LIVER INYIGORATOR!

EDREPaRED BY DIR. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
u Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work
ing cures almos. too great to believe cures as fby
magic, even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
than bottle Is required to cure any Wind of
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundce or Dyepep-
STA to common headache. all Of which are the result
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Oil Cloths and Carpet HOnse.
THNHE LARGEST and heaviest stock in town re
ii ceived and for sale cheapat
j. 0AKLY & SONS,
mr29-lm Fosters Block, LIST street !
sSED C0RDS.-Cotton, Manila and Hemp in doz-
q D ems and reels, Cor sale hy -
apI7 GILBERT BOWLES.
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AYERS L.
CHERRY TX
PICTORIAL, NJ
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF WY
Colds, Coughs, and EED
Hea,Seness. MIX

BRIaFrELD, Mass, Dec. Goth fecs-
DR.. J. e. AVER: / do not hesitate
to say the hest remedy / have ever
found for Coughs, HOarseness, Iuflu-
enza, and til. ccJcomitant symptoms
of a Cold, is your CHERRY PEcTo-
RAJ. Its constant use in my practice
and my family for the last ten years
has shown Il to possess superior viz
tues foi the treatment for these com
plants. EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. u.
a. u. MORLEY, Esq. d, of Urea,
\ y, writes: 81 have used yonr
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DOCTOR j. N. HUGHES.

n ATE PHYSICIAN or THE UNITED STATES
N MARINE HOSPITAL AT LOUISVILLE, has
located in this city, and will give prompt attention 70
Offce and residence on Second, between Main ara
Division streets, being the formerly ooenpieh
Dr Byfcrd. Regular hours for consultation froni -
to O'clock A. NJ, and from 70 and rom % 70
- Calls MADE in his ahssnce from the Office, an
registered will be duly respcnded 10. hof''
C,LovER sEED--5 bills. received IBIS DAY BY by
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DIR. MORSE,S
INDIAN ROOT PILL.

chITrrJON
~ I'm -
Merchants and Traders will he on their guard and
not b imposed upon by Counterieit Of Morse's y
genuine Root Pills have the name and signature D
. of A. J. WHITE & CO., on each box. I
fpiAN ROOT FILLS. has spent the greater oar, of
Ibis life in1rayeling, having visited Europe. Asia
I and Africa, as well as North Amercs-has spentN
three years among the lndans Of our Western u
{country-it was in this way that the Indian Root
ePiIs We're first discovered DR. Morse was The rst
oman establish the fact that AL diseases ariseH
II from IMPURITI OF TIE BL0OD-that our II
Hsength, health and life depended upon this vital
1 80 Leonard street, New YORK.
I'm. MORSE. the inventor of NoRsE,s INnr.N
II ROOT PILLS, has spent the greater part OF his
life in raxeling, having visited Europe Asia and AT
among tue INDIANS vi our w estsrn counuy-lt was IN
this way that the Indian Root Pills were first discov
fact that all diseases arise from IMPURITY or TIE
BLOOD that our strength, health and life depended
When the various passages become clogged, and do
not act in perfect harmony with the different functions
corrupted and diseased, thus causing all rains, sick
and distress of every name; strength is ex-
hausted, our health we ne deprived Of aud IL nature
is not assisted in throwing on the stagnant humorS
the blood will become chOked and cease 10 act, and
thus light of life will forever he blown out. How
important then that should keep the variou. rsssa
ges Of the body free and open. And how pleasant to
Your rracn. namely. Morse's Indian Root Pills. man
ufactured from plants and roots which grow around
the mountain us cliffs N Natures garden. foi the
health and recovery ofdiseased man One of the roots
from which these Pills are made is Sudorfc, which
opens the pores of the skin, and assists Nature i'm
throwing out the timer parts Of the corrupton within
The second is plant which is an Expectorant thai
opens and unclogs the humors from the lungs nv co
mons shifting THE ti,.rl Is n Diurt.tic which give
ease and double strength 70 the kidneys thus encour
aged they draw large amounts of impurity from the
urinary ~at.r uassase. and which 1ouId not have
heen discharged in any other way. The fourth Is
Caihutc, and accompanies the other properties Of the
Pills a. ilc engaged IN purifying the IOod the coars
er PARTICLES enw nch cannot pass by the other outlets
are thus tax OF up and convey ed Oh i'm great quantities
bs. ithey howe
From the above, Il l. shown that DR.. Morses Indian
Root Pills not only enter the stomach, but become
united with the blood, for they find way TO every
part and petely rout out and cleanse the system
from ali impurity, and the life Of the body, which il
the blood. becomes perfectly healthy; consequcr ty
all sickness and pain driven the system, for
they cannot remain when tn body becomes so pure
and clear.
The reason why reople are so distressed when sick,
and why many die, is because they do not get "A
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SUNDRIES.-
- Paper Sllelled Almonds;
Soft do do,
English Walnuts; Brazil Nuts;
Filberts and Pea Nuts.
For sale in lots To suit, by z. II. COOK " son.
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SINCE the suspension of Bankers, Brokers and
- Mercantile houses has become general, SAM.
EMBICH informs his numerous customer. and the
public generally that he is still redeeming all solvent
Bank Notes, including Tennessee, Illinois and Wis
consin with rich and fashionable Dry Goods at low
Taving lately fitted up the up stairs for the display
% bottoms, Fancy Goods, and Wooden Knit Goods,
great variety, and constantly receiving
ew supplies, We are prepared 70 meet any sum, and
sill continue 70 redeem al solvent notes in seasonsoe
l9H
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EAEAD0 ELL A. FOLLlNTESE =,
A rT0REETS At Law, Memphis Tszn Oaice. No.
a. Is Ie6ersen street. % stairs seegnd door East o
f.1srrr1erclal 4 .ifei f1e-d1wlv
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WAsHIEGroE, April 23.-Seaats. MIR. Nor
rel+s Agricultural College bill was read twice
ans referred to the Committee on Public Lands,
The private calendar was then taken up.
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q The Oldest white female, doubtless, in
NoTInerR Kentucky, resides IN kenton county.
He name is Catherine Wilder. Her maiden
name was Wilcox. She was born in what was
originally called Farmer, afterwards named
Lancaster county, Virginia, in March, l756 (;
consequently she is over I02 years old. She
has brother In Virginia who is 100 years old
A friend who called at Mr.. .Tuniug's house, where
she makes her home, few days ago, found her
engaged in knitting. She is cheerful, hearty
and communicative, and her mind but little If
any impairsd.-COFiagtoH KY Journal.
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BallOlHg ger0ratlOns.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c
W. n. PASSmORE

rEtAEES this method of informing the citizens of Ms
phls ~ he has permanently i0catel himself here
% c2Try tae above buzlness, and WI
slay fsc0r hin with their parronzge thst an Worx
trusted 10 aim viii have bis strlcl PERSONAL ArTEN
ZION IN The selection and preparation Of The material
vel the .aithfri execution OF he work No exsf-
ton vii Be spard his part to gve ssiisf1ction and
perform the wofk thoroughly and a. ths C
suit u. as.e % TIE most fastidi0ls.
tfis lrbg Txperf warrants him IN saying that hiE
co-t-scs m b complied viii 10 the entire saislactic1
Of th0se Vho may patro1iEe him. fhey may also reai
sssure that any work undertaken bY him vii b. prompt
" conducted.
For quaacaons he bess leave % refer 70 he icIsE
ing persons: Capt. @. B. Churc1, Capt T. Newell. NJ
" Pooley, Capt eosee. Capt Aieeo, Hr- 9 Phlher
sHOP-Rlek q shrltnn's lrng sou mI2a-.lle
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LANES mOORE.

A rTOREEY AT Law, Memphis. Tena. References
II Messrs Wsrd 4 Jones, Phfps q White Lamb
Young q %. koClsnahsn, Trousdsls & Din, Milton q
Pufnar1 Nsles OEe7, Esq n. Avery, ESQ. Memphis
Of6oa ID stairs. a. the Of Main and ksdiscI
streets docr % the Gsyoso Savings Institution.
erfr-dfv
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SCOTT 4 DIXON.

TnORSErS AT Law AND SOLICITORS IL CHAN
n CEkT, mphis- Tenn, Ei prHCtioe thFir Tol les
io1 IN all ths Courts bed IN the city Of Memphis fEd n,
6upre-le z7d FEDERAL Courts JACK Prompt att
fign E ~ girs1 81 Gains coiiaction eEtrused e
them Ofos S-st d0og 20 the LETT, up stairs in II,
walker Block Main street iEns-tf
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sro. DIxos.-
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A TTtirrEEYs At LEW. Ones No 2de KAN street
Il o.t.- Berssa's husic sisre, Memphis, fonn sns
usrran1n, Desoio cv7Hty, Mss VIII sttend psonptn
IS al e and business entrusted v them n ives
4sr1esre- and NoT.h Mississippi.
PrrrR errift. Bro. 4 Co Piilsdelphisi OToutp
rnrxtfa.l & sfErs Waller steiniefn, n. T.; v.
Ffer Ecnes RrovB Co. v ,. webb Co. Ven
~. spis-dEwls
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/ DR.. sLEDGE CHOLERA & DIARRHEA SYRUP.
For children, when teething, this ensIy particu
n rFu aFau
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PRIcEs-Nervous Tonic 81 and sf per bottle Hosr
houad and PecOral 81 per bottle or six BOTTLES s a.
Dlar hsa syrup 81 per bottle, or -E bottles Cor as
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NOTICE.

nR J. II sLBDGE has retained from New Tork
a'teF "a A. Of ai1e months and has erected
soule aEtou,diE In thai city he has taken sr
oHne El 81 N3arss street bes- Hsin and Sec0nC
streets, 81 Wil -sle the prscce o. Medicine, wher'
he has fof hfs cse5rstsd ConDo1ads All calls at
teuaef To- dzy ntht AZ he intends locsttnE pera-
De1ty IN hsurhs. End from the great Success he hes
bad IL the treE slt of tbs rsrious dl eases he thinks
he sho1d hEFe liberal pstT0nag from the citizens o
Memphis iznS-diy
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A TrcRNKT AT Law, Anstia, Trnics county, Mss,
~ VII attend 70 TIE PaYusnt of taxes redemption ef
land ethe forfeited so for tsres and vii promptly
sttead he ramlnatou Of isEd titles u tue counties
e Tuuic1 O,ahona Blilvsr and Washinston.
ianS-da=eu
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DR.. r. L. LASKY,
Physician, SHEgeOa and Accsucher
VTsshlngton Street. between Nsia and sso0ud,
MEMPHIS. TENE-

Er.shIugion st-set, between Nsia and ssooud,
MEMPHIS TENN
Cnos kesrE from 70 o'oiooE A n, and fr0n 2 70
o'eloct, P. y
F7NrIEEFuL fer ths kind patronage heretofore ex-
tusad 70 N, take pleasure 70 inform ny custom
rr ~ tte pubc general that Il not ny intention
e 1ee4r ls cry has been reported, and fhs am
ever redg attend to s cases Of n.erHz znt exerna
Ize1seI sad ttzt pr pared 70 u1deTtaEe the most
slacIit 1Derattns End socouchu and that Do not
~ csosi o. sny preparsti5n Of mercury IN disease
uhztcFer.
fecrel DISEASES are erred n nv method IN such
rnr~ g aot ileere vita fhs business of the pa
isns end that a. not uss sny mercury IN he treat
nsnt - The saDe-
Per De falioEi1s Rheumstsm 1-thritis, Eourz igiH
er-sus Headschs sad r0ofhzohe, Fzrslrsls Drspcpss
nrrldt1 the Liver, Spinal CaTvzture and Hezkness,
rieri11 1i=sssss HipPs, Funor Aibzs or Waste Swell
fnr Dsfnsss vel s dissasesof tie Eve AID
1fnen,rrhoaa Chio-osiE itg, Spermstorrhoes, &c,
A. sr any disease that r. 81 entire rezuisti5n o.
~ sud a1d uervozs svsteu1 re TIE agnuto z ectrir
aatmsrt Whls Is universally known for us prsctiea-
bHfT
Alter practice Of ten ysrrs STAT Physician and
Dsrsrsor of several hospitals ia Gem-uy. and eight
yesrs pracos the United states re?utstion a.
fh-sicsa a1rEson erd Acc1ucber ia sucently estab'
lIehed . aofUrther oom1ent.
Serss-dsrfv DR. 2 T. AsrT.
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ed unaiinOUs consent.
Mr.. Howard, after an explanation from Mr..
Stephens, who waived all objection, said be
wound ask the courtesy Of being allowed to
speak at some other tine
Mr. Stephens said be had never asked vOi c
on the Kansas bill without fair notice. As to
the remark that the Republicans bad not seen
this report. the Democrats did not see Mr.
Nontgomerv's Substitute until It vas offered
YET they did not complain.
Mr. Howard, OF Michigan, said the under.
l'stsnding with bis colleagues on the COMMITTEES
was thst be should have an opportunity tC
move Tor a DostPonement, and this was salts
factory 10 him.
Mr.. Stephens thought Thursday wesk toe
long Postponsmeut. To-morroT would afford
sufficient tiu.e to examine the report
Mr Hill moved the postDonement Of The sui
/ iect until the ID Of May
Mr.. Campbell thought Mr. HIPS motion wal
judicieus one, ss a new programme had beeI
! sprung from the Democratic side.
/ Mr.. HIPS motion was then agreed %, bJ
yeas los, nays los, as follows:
Ysas-Afessrs Abbott, Andrews, Bennett
BHlingbursi, Bingham, Blair, Bliss, Bohsm
I BrsytOn, BalhRton, BarlingaDe, Burroughs
| Campbell, Case, Chafse, Chapman, Clark o.
Conn, Clark Of n. Y, CldWsol, Clark, B
/ Cochrsne, Colfax, Comins, Coyode, Cox, era
gin. CuTtis, Damrell. Davis Of Maryland, D.,
vis Of H., Davis OF Mass, Davis OF low
| Dawes, Dean, Dick, Dodd. Durfes, Ed'e
/ Fsrnsworth, FentoH, Foster, Giddings, Gilmai
I Goocb, Goodwin, Granger, Grow, Hall o
( Mass, Harlan. Harrison Of Md, Harris Of III.
Hsskin, Hal, Hoard, Howard, Kellogg, Kelsey
! Kilgors, Knapp, Lawrence, Leach, Letter
/ Los, Joy, Marshall OF Ky, Montgomery Mor
gan. NJ rriIl of Pa, Morris Of ILL.,, Morris c
I Ne. 81 rse of n Y, Mott, Murray, Nichols
Olin, Palmer, Parker, Petit, Pike, Potter
/ Pottle. Purviance, Q1itman, RIeaud, Richie
/ Robbiss. Roberto, Royce, Shaw Of H., Sber
man Of Ohio, sherman Of n. Y, Shorter, Spin
ner, Thayer, thomson, Iompkins, IriP2e, Un
derwood, Wade, WalSridge, WsljroB. Walton
/ Washburne Of H.. Wssh0ufne Of Me- Wilson
Navs-Messrs. AdraiB, Ali, Anes-son, At
Fias, Avery, Ba. ksdsIe, Bis3op, B9eeek
Bowie, Boyce, Branch, Bryan, Burnett, Burr
| Csskis, Clark Of No. Clay, Clemens, Clire
man, Cobb. John Cocursne, COckerIil, Cornins
Craig Of Mo-, Craige OF y. c., Crawford, CuI
~, Davidson, Dewart, D0wlell, Edmondsoi
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pR sLEpGE We baTe sold 81 of your NerTous Tlnlo
Ieft - yuur agent Thase lhst have used t mrch
pleased ia " have hsf several calls for Il since
We have been out. T0a VII piesse sezc one do1an
bottles and ebliss yours &c.r
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- rnrEFKRR- mn.

rT0NrroPk7ufC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
-isa e inform me cisent Ct Memphis and its VI
Sr.sr ttoi q, has iocsted ninsrH a. The southeast
osrrsr 81 rnica aud SecO1d stTesfE-
orc hnrs M j. cock IN the m7rninr, between Il
- s a uo,n n..d asfEeen aud , IN the evening
IN r1.xCEs-Ilfgs e1s Eeei Gcv. Br0wR, q Mss
,rsla < i.csIi Est % Ct1rleston, s. c.; Dts Hcrins
4 I-rs of Phls pkia En1 Dr. csapsr, Ct Louisville.
f1r
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Diarraea, Dgsentery, bloody Fux Ch0l.ra Harbus and
al Affections Of the aoEeiss a-e cured y
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DelsEaE Notice.

IOHNDNtW . . u WNOOa
ETEELiNG grateful TO the putlc fer . long AMI con-
II t1gei prc &C. % fourteen -ars, take this methO
Of aku0wlsgug nv inehedness .ud would say for the
sntire SUCCESS aud aocomm-dati ms q nv Dumsr
OTIS patrons thst have associated with me, 81 J.
COLE VI vii az al times act IN concert with me- thus
enabling me % devote more time b ocal dut and
ali Eho may require ntsl operati1ns. p 1his
rensEt viii b. ensblsd 70 wait upon all wnOca
upon and none away disa" "pou I'D Weha everg
faetes for doing every thing appertaning 70 the prsc
Dentistry with correctness and dispatch Hppng
the heT al patrol thst has hesn extended 10
my o0utnue In favor Of the drm, nothing shall be
left undOle N cur part 70 merit the sane.
q. BRYAN
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8 "a sols Osls 50 2 % ss % IS % S IS sOrIs 50
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N one square renewable veesiy, per annun. SO q
~ Two ssgarss. rsee~ahas se.sls. psr sHn1n, g %
n An advertiaemouts required 70 Be Kept second
paSs. CHARaED As NV EAcH DAY. and On third page,
- atvHnce over sisted rEts'
~ Advcrtissnents dirocsed C b displayed,
lrEe tyPe, eh1rtsd pouBLE rates
E Te1ry slTHrtisers vi = charge extra for cccu-
wing pace ever ontTse and When LAssE TYPE Is ne
EEired to be Esed Ne eyertsesnt kept insic Of
q Yearly advertisers Win - oAarea extra q; regular
sses for Etnts ReniS, Rsnovsis oopsrtDsrzAip No
n TRAEsIEsT ADFEETIsTEs aEUsT BE PAID FoR
~ Nc ssvsriissznsns WI sPPesr IN the weekly Paper
~ 1dvertssnsnts = Be inserted IN the wsSly p.re
p1iy irregular stervsls IN either Of tbs papers VI
D charged 81 per square for cTerF Insertion
n Announcing candidates for State County and NJ
nripal oossY se eschs % be p2d n advance every
~ An aavsrtissnsuts for Chsritsbis Inssisut,ors.
Rre Companies, ward Tcvn and other Pube Neeiinss,
n Msrsgos and Deaths are puhIishsa a. usvs; hut
obit1sries Tributes Of Respect and Funeral InvitEons
n Al Legal AID Frsnsisai AavsrtissmeuLs v1n b
nzTred by the insertlan.
n Editorial Estioss n Local Csluun vii be oarrEss
cents per line.
n No dsduotiOn Or variation VII - Esads fron the
FscLASaHsN. TkorspkIE DILL
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READ THE FOLLOWING
AND BE CONVINCED.

AND BE CONVINCED.
FTrHE time has At last arrived when al person sicd
Il ~th any Of the f0ll5aing Complaints viii use
DR- sLEDGs's CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS
ohi.s, Fever md Asgs. Dy7pePsia Jaunee Liver CON
are cured By the U.s. Of
DR.. sLECGs's NERVOUS TONIC.
Colds Coughs, Group. Iaalsnza, Broaehits As,hua,
spiiuns B'ooa. sni ilsiP-nt Consumption, are
cured 81 the uss o.
Da. sLEDsE's HOAREOUND PECrORAL-
Disrraes Dysentsry, Booiy Fiu1 Chol.ra sarbus and
al Affections Of the Bowels. a-e cured ~
ths use 5f
DR.. sLEDGE CHOLERA 3 DIARRHzA sYRUP.
For chudrsn when teethlng, Is this eu-iv partirB-
larry adapted.
PRIcEs-Nervous Tonic 81 and 81 per bottle. Hosr
houad and Pect0ra 81 bottle six botss fsr As
Dlar hea syrup 81 per bottle, or lix bottles sor As
RE TIE FOLLOWING CERrIFICArEc.
AE1IPHIs, 2 nn. p 5ruary lo rsss
Tor some days your Tonic Bitters and ts K t-ss- H.
saying that notBing havs ever taken has bresf-i NJ
50 ma-h in shsrt time it hss. There vTrs a 90
erai debility and straton Of my whole evsferl tF
ache nearly al the time and cons ant aarnfr-r- -
sometime alter eating, with eol-ness or ny labs used
raeeea that tn1ugnt good nnt without any spacial
senedt determined 10 try ycur Tcuic Ritter- ~ - .
day e two aiter ssna them began impIovs aus rd
thatl am greatly ofnedttcd By H. commenl fbe., IL
th- publiC humbng. and inquest o-abfv o. - -,
best toncs noE in use Tor debility and general n-tr
ton Of the system respectfully ys1r osedisnt srvsnt
REsAcA. Ga Nav II. fss7.
HEs,Rs J. 4 SLEDsE a Co MrsrPHre nv
Geafs: T0u vii please send Us TO Asa Der,- a.
tEenty-our bottles Of The Nervous Tonic for ti es -
Chis and Few We have H al Fou sent a. vim ~
exception Of enc bottle. II taxes one IN thg srt Ef
seems 70 havf the cesii ~ c. Phase ls-gsrs =.
sariy o0aveHient. Yours, respectfully,
J.E.&JHmL.
BuRysVILLE, Nj s. SEPTEMBER g. fssz
DR. J. n. Si.EDGs-Decr SiTs Z have fsund vour
Nervous Tonic 10 C. benedc Al r the cae Of Chius and
Fever. You VIII please send dozen bottle a. soon
I as you can. L1crs 70 2 respectfully,
JONATHAN MCMASTER
sHiLoH GlBsoS Co.. Tenn, sept. ,, 1857.
/ nR J. n. cLruG-. Enciozei hand you : receipt
came 20 baud n iur ime sn6 have sold csc and q
haf dozcn o. hem. As far know Il has gigen
tire satisiaciun. We hive sold 81 the Nervous Tcnlc
and H01rhound Pastoral left with tT your agent We
presume EEL tE0oT three a1E1n bottles % each
/ Il IL i csnvsui-nt for yoa to nd theIa 70 rs.
Yours, truly J. GILLESPIE 3 SON.
MASON DEPOT X 4 o r r., SEPT 4 1857.
DR. sLEpGE. We baTe sold al Of Jour NarTors flnlc
Ieft - yuur agent Those hat have used t mrch
pleased VITA " have hsi several calls for Il since
haze been out Toa Eil piesse sese aa one dossn
bottles and eolige yours. &cr
An of the shov~ io Co. sale b. al crusrsis ard
msrhauts throusb0ut The country Agents and otaera
wisklng a suposy musf address
GocDTEkz. KNAPP a CO..
nri7-tn ssle REsPTistorl5 AsllThil, l=rls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-04-30
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