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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
The PuRsUIr OF rnE PR1vATEER SUMTER.

THE PURSUIT or THE PRIvATEER SUMTER
An officer of the war steamer Powbatan sends to
the National IateliigsnosJ a long account Of that
vessels chase ofthe privateer Sumter. The fol-
lowing is an extract;
We found a curious state Of affairs existing in
Maranham the people. from the Governor down,
being SanteT-E.ad, and politics running as high
as they ever did in the Soutb-the Brazilians
sympathizing almost TO man with the Secs
sionists, nnder the impression that the South was
fighting the battle Of BTazll-fghting to protect
their property in slaves.
Addresses had been made there by Captain
semmes, of the Sumter, to the Governor and peo-
pie Of Marsnham, in which he used the most
speeious arguments to prove that if the North
had abolished slavery in the Southern States she
would turn her attention to abolishing slavery
in the Brazilian empire.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

against him, can never again exercise his Epis-
copa functions in large portion of this diocese;
Res0lUed therefore, AS the sense Of this con
vention, that the peace and prosperity OF the
church in the diocese of Maryland demand the
immediate resignation by the said William r.
Whittingham, of all Episcopal jurisdiction
therein
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
III Day Of NOYember Next.
SUNDRIES.

90 CASKS London Ale,
~ 20 casks London Porter
lG00 COO Cigars. assorted
y barrel, Old apple Brandy,
barrels Old Peach Brandy
20 eighth casks Cognae Brandy,
20 quarter casks
pipe Old Cognae Brandy. pipe Holland Gin,
- baskers Piper Heidsiek Champagns,
- baskets Imitation F"
o barrels No. 3 Maekerel
100 barrels Louisriiie Cement,
so boxes reiegraph Matches, cases Nutmeg
10 bags Black Pepper, 20 r. Ginger.
100 bags Extra III ur, so boxes Smoking Tobaccl
50 barrels pure Bourbon Whlsky.
ae3 FTaIIRN0Y & CRAWFORD
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FOR SALE,

A SAW aud GRIST MILL, with two run of Stones.
"A ia Upton county, Tennessee, in a Wheat raising
district
There are six Of LAND and some sixty head of
HOGS, which viii be sold with the NIL
Price Wenty i've hundred dollars Apply by istter
or 10 person 10 SAML q. McdURTRY
POrtersvilie
nos WOW Upton county Tenn.
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PetitiOn fn nivide SIaros

STATE OF TENNESSEE Haywood County Court
- November term, 1861 NO-''
Lewis d. Sanders,
ys.
Guardian. N'
On notion aud i appearing by return Of the Sheriff
ssIn s d Sanders have beyond he limits OF he
STATE OF Tennessee II is ther fore ordered thaf ppb
csuon Do made IN the Alemphis Weekly Appeai
newspaper pubishsd in the city Of Memphis Tor four
snoesssive weeks eolnmanding the said EseIl b IN .
oIish II sanders 20 appear before the County Co =,
hoase ~ the town OF Browns Vile on the frst NJ IL,
IN December, 1901 then and there plead answer ~
in'r % comp EinAnts petition, the sa ne will t
as confessed aud set for hearing y psrte a. q s
copy-attest g. r. TALIAF spPo
Clerk
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. PIE.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DISAPPOINTMENT.
ERN DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, KY, November 9th. 1861.
TNHE object of Special Order No l42 prohibiting the
i expectation Of Grain from within a specified dis.
trict having been accomplished far Indian Corn Is
concerned thst article future allowed 10 be Skinned
All Wheat grow the east OF the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad may be shipped to such points as the propre
tors may choOss.
By command of Major General POLK
ID. BLAKE
Captain e. s. A.
nos-lw Acting Assistant Adiutaut- -(.anarat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

"a On the Path Of September, there died at
Heidelberg, Germany, Schlosser, the historian
at the age Of eighty five OF no disease tits stated
but Of the weakness Of old age. He was a man
Of great industry, indefstigable in research, and
his contrymen extol bis impaTtislity as writer
The fourth edition Of his History Of the Eigh-
teenth Contmyp in eight volumes, was publish
ed last year
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
DOCTOR
Surgeon ChirOpOdist !
No. 327 Main street, over Jones i Tagg
Memphis, Tennessee.


DR. WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform tine ladies and gentlemen Of
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis Ho consid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lish the hundreds Of
E7aSSeriug 7IeSsilslOssiGIs
Which he has received from gentlemen Of the
highest respectability, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and open
for the inspection of all, but the reference be
low are OF nature that win Abundantly satisfy
all who peruse them.
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- We find the following paragraph in the
Cincinnati Gazstte. That paper is posted () in
regard to military movements at the South:
The detachment of $4,000 troops of Gen. John
ston's army which was Withdrawn fiom Manas-
sas about the end Of September (and which it
was supposed had gone to Kentucky TO reinforce
Gen. Buckner,) only went as far as Abingdon
and Chattanooga, between which points 10000
Of them now remain The object Of this move
ment was to protect tie line Of the Virginia aud
Tennessee railroad. the great avenue Of commu-
nication between Virginia aud the rest of the
Southern States, which, it was supposed was
seriously threatened at that time
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
IA washington dispatch TO Baltimore,

says
orders this morning that no freight belonging to
private individuals can come over the Baltimore
and Washington railroad uutil after all the gov
ernment stores are transported. This necessary
measure has caused sudden rise in the prices Of
wood and coal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed Adminlstra-
i tor on the estate Of the late Cap James Hamilton
hereby notiies all parties indebted 20 said estate 20
come forward aud make settlement and all parties hold
ing claims against said estate TO present them for sdius,
mcnt. L. II. DURR.
Admin sfrat0r,
nos lms l7 Front Row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
A TENNESSEE MArRox.-Tbe Nashville Ba

A TENNESSEE MATRoN.-The Nashville Ban
Hsr has the following:
We learn that Mrs. Clarkey Haynie, aged 76
years, citizen Of Smith county, Tennessee, has
sent twelve grandsons forth to battle in the
cause OF southern Independence She has also
sent her own son, who commands a company in
the Confederate service IN addition to this
she has contributed literally 10 the southern
cause. She is the daughter OF a soldier OF the
Revolutionary war. Her husband was the son
OF a Revolutionary hero, and he himself com
manded a company az the battle of New Or
leans Well may the South feel proud Of such
mothers.
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Petition 10 Divide Slaves.
Thomss Shepard. ct a..
VS.

Th9mss Shepard. ct a.
William Shepard, al.
this cause, pending in the County Court Of Hay
Il wood county, Tennessee. upon motion ana It a1-
pesriog 90 ne Court from tbs petition which il sworn
TO- that the defendants, vi lism shepard L B shep-
aid. faney 5. shepard. Thomas Mcfarland Milton
Mcfarland, Mamie Bullock, Mary II Bullock Thomas
Buio T. annie B'llock Susan Bullock, Harriet Bu.-
lock, Lucy Baock and KEN Bullock are non-re dents
OF tae tate Of Tenn il Is therefore ord r-d BY the
Cou-t thai pubhoston be made In the Memphis Appeal
a newspaper pnhlished in tbs city Of Memphis Tenn
for iour successive weeks, commanding the aforesaid
nonresident defsndants enter their appearance here
10, o. the Court House Browns lie and piead an
demur said petition on or before the first
Monday in December ls6l, otherwise the ssmo viii be
taken for Confessed 90 them and for bearing tx
parie. g. p TALIAFERRO,
nos WV Clerk ana Master.
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NnTICR

rTlHE interest on fhs Bouds Of tho Memphis and
1 Charieston Railroad Company due on The first o.
November next. viii bs paid 81 the ofdce Of the Com
pany iu Huntsville, Ala or Memphis Tenn.
w H. WALDRAN
ocalwlrn Iraaaurer
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ALSO,
e IR Z b II ICK s.
WHICH HAVE NO sUPERIOR.

We also manufacture AL kinds Of O. O. and Granite
Ware, and would respectfully solicit orders for ths
above good3 W. II FARROW, Agent,
aulOJm Kaolin s. O.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

DY virtue Of the authority Ia vested BY deed Of
d trust executed By William T. Lane, on the sec5nd
de- Of September 1883 aud recorded ths Register
ofsse Of Shelby county, in book No 40 part g pagsI
j. 6 and T. we viii, on the
9th Day Of November Next,
Being Wednesday AZ the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison srsrts. 10 Memphis proceed 70 eel f1-
cash. the highest bidder she follow Ing described Ls
OF GROUND beginning AZ 2 point in the east line {
shelby street. in Memphis, lj feet southq ary from
the soatheas Of Intersection OF Butter aud She
bF Streets .Aeace sauthWsrd with the lines OF sheby
ninety feet thence eastward. 81 right angles ~
hundfed aud twenty-five feet six inches theucs nortl-
ward at tight ngle, ninety feet 70 The southeast en-
Of G. SmitAers lot; thence westward two hundrs
and twenty-five feet SIX Inches the beginning havr z
on il 8 fue lsrgs Brick House.
The right Of redemption Is fully waived. Sale msda
to pay the purchase money-titls coed.
H. D. SMALL.
@. P FOUTE
oc2s-tds Trustees
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

e Huntington, the New York forger, was
pardoned few days since, by Gov Morgan, bu,
as soon as he had quilted the walls OF bis prison
he was re-aTrested on civil suit for $50, 900.
and committed to Lhe Westchester county iail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
RENnNsHE

Y D. CRASDALI has removed bis Tent and Mill
IIs tary Clothing Mandatory Jefferson Block,
Second street lie il prepared 70 make and al orders
for Tents, Clothing snd Gsmp Eqdpsgs ta sly sztsut
sEIsO,
Has constantly on hand
Water Proof Coats
Wagon Covers,
Gun Carriage Covers,
Camp Rugs, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

REFERENCES
T. A. Nelson, Esq, President Of the Bank O
West Teunesses.
Leroy Pope, Esq, sup't City Schools.
Dr. P. S. Jones, firm Sheldon, Jones s Co.
E N. Yerger, Esq, Attorney -at-Law.
J. Knox Walker, Esq,
John Hamilton, Esq,
R. E. Chew, Esq,
T. J. Fnnio, Esq,
E. 8. Hammond, Esq,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
WATER PIPES.
FIRE BRICKS, ETC. ETC.

TiHE SOUTHERN PORCELAIN MANUFACTUR-
4 INe4 CO4PANY, KAOLIE 3. C.. IL now prsDar-
81 % furnish. s. short notice. WATER PIPES, double
slszed with perec. vrious BODY, suitable for con
cuii pes for cities etc. from tyen1ystE inches diane
ter 70 one inch capable Of Sustaining pressure Of one
hundred and fity head Of water.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
FREHoNT-s cHANGE or -.

If the hostile armies could only move up
here, all their infantry, cavalry, and artillery
might maneuver splendidly on these magnificent
prairies-regular fighting grounds and war car
pets, and all that they would need would be
generals capable of handling such masses Of
men. 1t is scarcely necessary to observe that
side that the New York journals state, and that
the totals fall far short of the very round num-
hers of the romantic Alnaschars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
9aiIg Appeal,
Another Federal A-sumP.ion--The BaIIo,-

Maryland, in her political action, has been
subjugated, by the military. Her laws regula-
ting the elective franchise were usade to give
place to the regulations announced by the
Federal commander few days before the cleo
tion. Read them, as we find them in the Gin
cinnati Gazette, and then determine whether You
win ever submit to such a rule:
HEADeUABTERs BALTIMORE
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TRUSTEES, SALE.

ss2l 9m ''-' ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-23

Of his life, at Attalissa, where his son,
Mr.. v. X. Rowe and son-in-Iaw, Dir.
Hyde, had mill, and another son, . farm
er. The noise and motion Of machinery,
the care and attention Of stock furnish
cd employment and delight to his active
body and mind. On the 20th Of October
last, he informed his son, Van Ranselear
that lie never was in better health. He
was in bis sevcnty-third. A life OF &C.
tivity and toll, temperate habits, great
evenness Of temper, had qualified him to
expect to live many years longer, when
he had arrived at over three score years
aud ten. He YVES a. straight rs an ar
row, his countenance bore the ruJdy
glow Of health, aud oil his silver locks,
t9irly beamed with life and JOY. lie
walked along 10 the field and gathered
up the harvest, and experimenting affairs,
with the activity Of youth. His daugbt-
er-in-law, on his return, requested bin TO
get her . chicken IT, be dressed for din
ner. For the first time In City years, he
was going to handle . gun. He stepped
upon = chair to get it down from it,
rack-pin he placed it on the floor, the
jar caused the capt y explode and fire
the gun IN his hand; the load went
through bis brain, and he was in eternity
in M instant.
One Of the most cautious and prudent
of men, lost bic life from apparently .
most thoughtIess act /; but ono which no
prudence could foresee. Mr.. Rowe's
domestic habits we're not peculiar, but
were exact; he was never IDLE. he never
over-wrought himself All bic days
were - one day. He had seven child
rem, six Of whom, four sons and two
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-23

anee - IN youqy0n ~ tqDeves
wosld lssvs d. soil usti ~ oiler
80 conquered, allowed : 4 p TO-
fosmcs, Or ~ ntod| Md AcSlo hso
ceased 70 wondss 4 biz daring, Sicily
% losgs . slave, Wo sending % q
heaven the cry Of victory and liberty,
with no les rapidly ~ nain' land vas
invaded, cosqossed, tyrast ruler driven
70 bic last fortress, and . kingdom
handed over 70 . constitutional King.
More than patriot, not lees than ssge,
Cinciunatus y again seen in ous day,
and alter conquering the enemies Of Bic
county, sstirss . his Plow upos , bar
rem ls(A.
The bright chime Of battle and song,
is again awske TO the music Of Lbsgty.
The old world has il Warrington, and
Rome may again have il Senate; and
the forum msy resoupd with the elo.
qusnce Of Ciosroe's; and the 0aul,
though be bear the name and carry the
eagles Of Napoleon, on his standard, and
wcighs down the balance Of human
rights, With his sword in the cspitolium
will yet be driven from the Republic
which once ruled the world.
The Ind Of Romulus has again been
gladdened with the song Of freedom.
Ten centuries of oppression have NO,
biotted ont the sp rit of that nation,
which drove tyrsnts from . throne, and
conquered the world, and which 10 oil
ages. and under al circumstances, b.
been the home of science, Of art, and Of
poetry and cong.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-23

In the year 1860, the increase over
the previous year, he attributes to the
fact that his business 10 extended to
places, outside OF Scott county, and not
to the Increased dead in it.
These statistics do not furnish the list
Of al who died in this county, but they
do = large majority, and it you add
twenty to each year, for those not com.
ing within M. Hall's knowledge, you
can compare the health Of this cosnty,
containing tweoty-six thousand inhabi-
tants, with those portions OF the world
from which you have emigrated. Your
experience vill probably agree With my
own, that We live in very healthy part
Of the world, and that the enjoyment Of
our physical being 10 lows, be % ~
interruptions by disease - any part Of
the United States, except the slopes Of
the mountains.
Our society vas created for retrospect;
It was formed to perpetuate the mem
DRY Of the carly settlement of this conn
ty, and to recall the history Of the psst."
Time in the last year hss reaped .
rich harvest from our living field.
Never since the Society Wa formed,
have % many Of it member in = single
year, passed from the realities OF this
world to the uncertainties Of another {;
and the solemn admonition repeated ev-
cry year, will soon 6nd none Of % left
to answer to the summons Of death. !.
We are prone, in looking back upon
our past life, to enlarge upon the dan
gers We have passed and magnify the
part which Ne have played in tho grand
drama Of human existence.
In the advanced state Of comfort, civ
ilisstion and rs6nemsat, in which We
now fod our lot, W sometimes look back
to evssts 10 The past, - 4 they were
difficulties aud d2hgSh encountered, or
psvils endured, which make ~ heroes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-23
Z Z Z Z Z Z
SEW EN- RS!

The seven years Of unrivalsd success attend
ing the
COSMOPOLITAN Art ASSOCIATION.
have made its household word throughout every
quarter Of the c. untry.
Under p: .a:piss: q thi. Popal., institatio.
TO apprsciate-by beautiful works Of art on their
walls. and choice literature on their tables, the
great benefits derived from becoming subscriber.
Subscriptions are now being received in ratio
unparalleled with that Of any previous year.
TENms Or 0UDSCRsP UONs
Any person can become : member BY subscrib-
ing tire: des!srs. for which sum they will receive
x36 inches, entitled
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2a.-ons copy, one pear, Of that elegantly Il /.
1nE CoYmo OLITAs Arr JoUnNAL.
sd.-Four admissions, during the season. 70
sTHE GALLERY OFPAINTINGS, Sls BROAD
WAY,N. r."
In edition 70 TIE shove bessGts, thers will b
given 70 snbesEibes, - gSaesitous premiums, ovss
Rvs mssAssA Oessassl Wsshs - Art
conpsising valSsble paistisss, marbles, psrisns
osuinss, e., fesain6 tssly .stioasl bsnsst.
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making mast choice ornament, suitable for The
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Terms o. SUBSCRIPTION:
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-23


England has men who value duty be.
fore glory, and Colin Campbell 1t tba
ago Of seventy, has conquered rebellioua
empire Of millions, with : handful Of men
The science of var has progressed,
with - much rapidity - the arts O
peace. Oor day and age, have witnessed
passed the invasion Of N empire Of fos'
hundred millions Of ASiatics By lesa
than twenty thousand Europeans. A
city Of four millions has been captured
BY handful OF Gauls and Saxoss. Nc
tale Of fiction, invested By the geniua
which ipspired The lamp Of Aladdin,
equals the realities Of this invasion.
An empire, older than the christiss re.
ligioD, ten Thousand miles distant, haa
been Invaded, conquered and : peace
dictated ct the cann0ns mouth, 10 the
palace of the brother Of the sun, by Z
few outside barbarana Bot tins tri.
umph 70 wonderful, % quickly done, q
truly magnificent, was disgraced By =
oct Of yaadalism, unworthy Of : North
Americsn savage. The summer palace
Of the King vas burned and sscked.
and millions Of treasure, Of ast and
luxury committed TO the torch, in r.
venge for the sacsi6cs OF twssty prisoa-
ere, after solace Of one hundred thou
sand pounds has been enacted Tor their
families. II not mQEs wonderful GER
tainly moro just are the ach'eveenss q
0asahaldi On the plsins Of Italy. u
May last, this inheritor Of the virtues,
il not the name Of Rsutps and Cato,
with : iosloro hops Of Alpi!s bsutsm,
threw hiusef into the Is!1sd q 6!eqy.
70 rsscue the land Of Archimodes from
the yoke Of the tyrsat To give assar-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-23

1sSss VeoU, 80 oquorOS, year, Is 90
taFssv space changed It The rsts Of $3.50 for
Zach sia Il nj square,
tes one half square, tvo-thirds Of the above
rates;
Baaiasss C.sds not 70 sxes.a liss., sls 70 -,
aassn;
For each change . sdditisaal shargs 81 % cents
per square win - made.
Lasgs suts charged dosbls The cane dinsasisps
Of type.
Yearly ,srtising contracts will b. upl,ntood
. apply strictly 70 he immediate business Of the
and I'll other advertisenests cent n b.
the advsstissr will b chaseea extra.
ADVERTISEMENTS not sceoQpanied With instrue.
cordially.
Editorial aeticss charged for II the rate Of Is
cents PEI line, o. sght words, and special notices
II y cents Per ltns, Or 50 cent? line per week.
All notices Tor religious and benevolent pu,.
pesos Of any kind whatsoever, Of ordiaarv length
except single eanounssmenis Of MARRIAGE ana
deaths. charged - cents Per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad nust b psid for
ssssrsaby ~ sdssses, unlsss from approved
Agents.
contrasts foe yearly advertising tsrninabl. :.
Ae 19sson o. advsrtissrs, they paying IN advance
msnt Of - pr cent. on the contract prize.
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% per cent. advance On the shove ratee and kent
On htor ID pages. - per cent. sdvasss on regular
rates.
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a1vance.
Advertisements Inserted /. weekly en- rsason..
BILE terms.
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Reps AND PoPLYus,

We pssitivsly ssssst dat sasss i ~ sssk ]Sssds
~ ~ a. w;W sss.psvs II psist 4 BsAusY,
nmRY % ssYLA oUAxTsSy, esAIssIub, - mi
fesn lov psisss With this.
Ths Ladies ~ iaviasd 70 ell sad sm0ins tAsss
0eods
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-14

90, Morgan arrived here this morning -
He brings the assurance that New York will
have 100 900 troops in the field before the
close OF this month. aud that the Empire
State j. prepared 20 furnish n quarter of
million of men. and material all necessary
10 equip and maintain them
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-14

Are growing more In favor with the pubic. hs-
now conceded they sr- lhe best puTgativ. you es1
put forth from he World Il medicine. The Inn.
all surely arrive when they will superoece ~ 0tb-s
Pnrgatives whatever. The ingredients Il whit
they are composed csn scarcely be obtained by irus
yists or the makers 81 other pills. ~. Bfandret
hss them grown and prepared without regard 10 the
expense And this care % make popular rursa.
i've i appreciated. o. the sales Indicate Oth.l
Purgstives are dragging ahick~rsng ~si-t-ur<. Ana
vet they may have some merit nus Brnndretl'
PILE --f- and sure--af- h~cau1c they oi,.4at.
solely 90 impure hnnors. No valuable nuic 1.
touched; only efete ~orn-cut material. which.
shen taken out cf he BODY. lsss-s Il strous.r.--
hey a. pleasant a. truly c.cev. medicine can h.
10. say TIA, :hey viii sorn-tin.- Fivr pain woule
ee true. hsi the pain they give !. os hscags, ih.y
remove thcss crude and bad hunior- from sl.- iioe
which The occsrson q diseas.. he, oreu r.
lures avenues. aud TN. sway. be done ples.
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