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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

TUR CULTEvAF from SF TEgE SOIL.
The Richmond Dispatch is opposed TO :he
wholesale eoHseiiption ordered by Congress,
and thinks i must new be evident, even to the
warmesi advocstes Of sn extension Of the cor
script Law, that it would hsve been better to
lesve boys Of seventeen and men between forty
Eve and fifty cut of the army, TO euitiraie the
fruits Of tie eerth.
The Dispatch urges that we need sn army Of
producers quite IS much as Of fighting men,
and are in mors danger from iho diminuiion of
producers thsn fron the enemy in CUR front. It
is to be hoped that tie earliest attention Of Cor
gress, st its approaching session, viii be given
70 this important subject. The enemy has made
nc such increase of bis forcss ss demanded The
e1trs ordinary measures for the increase Of our
army. On the ccHGsry, he gives signs of de
bility and exhaustion, and must place his u1sin
IsiaEee fer bringing Us to terms on starving,u
ou:. BE muJs see By this time thAt he can c3u-
queT rs in no other vsyi and, if We are wise,
We shall uss sll the insIurlen'aliiies within hu-
man power 70 prevent :hst dsPlorabls result
With TIE blessing Of God on our agricultural
industry, We csn deprive oar adversariss Of their
last hope. But to do his We must beatir our
selves, and enlist in The army of production
every an under eighteen ard over forty five.
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B John W. Martin, E q, died at TsllAdegs,
Ais., OF the 2iss of April, ayed 81 years. Ee
was well known in Tennessee and Huntsville,
where hs lived for many years.
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RXTRaCT.

HEADQUARTERS ARNE OF TEsEEssEE,
Dslton, Ca, April 13th, ls64.
Special Orders Ne. 1921
Y. Al the rsq1sE. Of the Chief GuartsrnSsteT
Rlsjor J. BEUE EOOKE, Assistant Chief Qusrts5Tass
ter is especially charged with the collection ship
nsut sad supply o. forage fer The Army Of Tennes
see. All onesu ard agents now upoa TIE Above 5uiI
By order f7om thsse Headquarters viii sepo-t to kajO
HO0rs.
By command or Gen. JoBSsToN.
EINLOCH FALC0EER,
Esi5r J. ELUE EooRE 4 4. General
Asz:, Chief ousrtermsster, Army OF TennEssss.
rrll 20.
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1 Lieut. Barton, of WinOns, and Edward
Flowers, of CLoetsw county, Miss, we're among
the killed at Fort Pillow.
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.atfe.sio,.. Fire,,e,,

SPECIAL meeting Of The delegates to TIE Fire De-
Partnenl uill be held a. the hsuss ef Tsuiah FIrs
Company No. ,, on THIS CTassdsyJ EVENISe, -
O'Clock. Il IS hoped tAss every msHber wlii b
pssssRt, business q shs utmost importaass vii b
Fissentsd for thslr asiicn.
By order cf ths Chat
h. s. DuNafG,
MS q sssEssAs5 :. ?,
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e Grscie's Alabama and Bashrod John
son's Tennessee brigsdss are the only brigsdes
left under Gen Buckner.
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q Capt AeAnsrny, Of the department. bat
talon at Richmond, has been promoted to leu
tenant-eolonsl, Msj Hanly having resigned en-
account Of physical disability.
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Qucen VIotoria to lhe People Of EnxIana.

Queen Ftctsria to the People Of EngIand.
In the London TIses appears The following
remarkable communication, whieh, by unAni-
nous consent, is attributed to Qlson Victoria.
It is looked upon IS direct reply to certain
articles in English journals relative to her
Majssty's disappearance from public lifs-BoW
only tsmporary-and to the course which she
has marked out for hsrsels in future. The COM
muniealion is remarkable, moreover, as being
the first instance in English history in which
the occupant of the throne has held direct in
tercOurSe with the public press of the country
THE QUEEN.
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Y Gen L9ngsneet still continues his sys-
len of forty days furloughs, under his general
order No. 10
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TEL GR a PHO.


Battered gsssS5zg to at e Gosz-szz % ths yssr fe
by J. g EHRAszEs- IA tao Cisrk sfsee of the Bis-
tist O0ETt q N Co1fsiesass States fsr t1s Eorsh
sra IsstFlst y CenrEia.
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Es~ Tho boot and shoe dealers in Richmond
Va, bave reduced heir prices ten per cent
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ROTICE.

ATLANTA, April lSt, 1854
HAVE turnsa ever 20 HF. PAUL jones', a. OLD
VfrriDisn znd TUbseso banufseIurer tbs To5aeeo
trade 81 nv hszse M 1oass viii do iusilts 70 Pur
ehsser and oonsigusr A. fof hin lhsEta patron
sFs from ny friends snd iae pzsIc. NJ. Jones car
be fguna as htrstof0Is al ihs store Of
L B. DAVIS,
CoIHmisgion Merchant
rysl o. Pesehtrse street.
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a The army stores cepsured at Plymouth,
n. c., have been forwarded to Gen Lees army.
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e Six hundred Of the Plymouth prisoner.
afTived at Chsrleston On Thursday last
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E The army of veterans csil the invincible
home gusrds lately called Ous ''the new ISSUE"
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~ FlOur being $500 per barrel, The bAksrs
At Richmond, Va, have quit baking.
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srnn REWARD j!

DAN AWAY f-cm The subscribers = ~ LSssrsT n
IL he nigLt OF the 29th ultimo, tbs d. -
assG sbout tEIeEty years, vii Vsry iiite OF tsE
csrk copper oelor, hSs snail EeeE On his ieI- g.
caused IRON a recent bo1. he peaks quickly -
tpoksp 20 sra very iDislbgeGt. 3Es ooy y suT
Tsssd 70 kRys Jeff CEhshs win Wi.panA, sne 70
heve Jeff Selma On the Seuthsru &epubfs her Up
trip Of Wednesday, 30th ut.
vii give tbs above reward for the delivery Of Gsid
negro, or il lodged u any Jsil ShsTe get him
BREAZEALE & MOORE.
CGbsbH-
,,7s Qnf Ds'iEs C.ll y. Ala
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TIE BWOUAC.--This IS the title Of new
journal published ~ in Tie camp Of the I2sb
regiment Louisiana volunteers, at Dalton, nun
Der foLF Of which hes reached u.s. II il skillfully
executed, snd well filed with nc,dsnis of camp
lie and matters and things in general Il is is.
sued 'seSf-occssionally,r and no subscription
Is received fox longer period than forty years
or during the var" ItsIe future Gditons are 1ct
exhausted By the local demand We should be
pleased to receive the Biuonae as semi occasion
ally as it may DO Issued.
The BivOEzs Of the 25fh ssys: Two man Of
tbs 3lss and ono Of the 33i Mississippi regiment.
we've shot today for tie crime Of dsssrtion
They voIo shot il ibe presence Of their entire
brigade (Fes.herston's.)
We also clip sbe following, showing how some.
( body Vas gold"
a TAKE DOwE.-Fisld officer 70 musician -
Why, where have you been, that ! never
found yOu O1il"
&UsicisR -"oh, I've been in the rRuks."
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ER Gen. Laws brigade has been transferred
to Hsjor.Gsn. Fields division.
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pOGERT & co.

Co,~uisSiOn Merchants and AuCtiOneerS,
=. ger of Pa -ismsHt and Bay ztHeots
~FRr HGHau,
O, Of ssu Orleans.
C,rs.-. "a ,orsiy..7- suts 60. etet ~ .
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F0IITRd,

q RoFJT two weeks ago, LADG'S bBEAe1Fts
"a -hirh Tue esFnsr get ~ this oflts ty proving
tbs sane szl6 paginsfaT tAlR EaFsEtssusnl
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Cg-PABTKFRsBfP.
NEW CONIMIssION HOUsA
-rnHE, RE.NG s 20.

~ NERAL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, rear
= -cTofT corner Elarietta street, Atlanta Ca
Ii -e.,,e personally and promptly 80 sh ordsrs Ed
r.i.1--, ufs entrusted 10 tkeir care. Dh2e I'm
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.s.ER R0 w 3XE."
Hoop Iron BandS--PateI2ted--
Substitute for Rope a. -
BaIing Cotton!


Costs Iessls pat On fzstar-bodB tie b.-s t7eEiy tI
ts.snty fve per cent smaller lAsa rape snd vii moi
rot Adjusted TO any axe ef bales quickly IS rope
Painted and put up IN the most convenient pEekEgs
for transportation the rslstiVs bvk 5sirs mach les
than that Of rope.
A FuppFv always On hs1d, foE which or5crs fcr any
uEutity viii be promptly flled ana farthar iaf5rns
tion given en- application 20
G y THOBBUES.
Price n Bermudal Wilmington n. O., or
sts per To- " T.CAMPBELLs
.-7e ~. - Georges Bermuda
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BELL. MOORE & CO.,

CO,WyUESSEOgs- JEzERCkE.a.S'TS
A I'D uhoiessle dssIsTs IL "a Aines oi F.hobOOA'
"A Marietta street, Atlzuta- Ga
sirie4 Ett@rtIon psid ecnsigumeats q every ae-
sr-1ton md renstances prCrHP ~ Iosoa oraert re-
,n.sff. .jlv solicit and czTtsriy hlsd. spz IN
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BLFCR TE.4, ETC.

BL.ECR T'E.8, ETC.
CUPEkIoz BLACK TEA -..-,,-.-,.,-,-
St Madeira Wine
Elae Havana Cigars.
4. G0EkA,
Rear ef lhe atlanta hote,
Daeagr street.
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CIGARS .ggt.D LIQUOR.
RASE IA ANA Liquor O. AL Kinds.
By The barrel gsllaR q bottle
/. CORA.
Rear q 4AtlaEla ilotsif
ueguiUr ss-Ost.
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n. III. Il 4CE ON,
News Agent Ger tks ArEny sf Tenmessee,
AND AGENT FOR
The Memphis 5RGifES- sfppeGzJ.
Es1 Carrier BTiys6s and ReEnssztsi Ec7s 4 gents,
viii BE supplied heret1faEs wish Daily Papers si
eighteen 70 twenty esuts-slso daily papers at the
counter ct twenty I've cents
4 lErgs eaifou Ct the ATFEAE received every day.
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FerrIas of AdYert[gimg.

BAGS WANTED.
The highest market Prics, ether in money
or subscription, viii Be paid for clean cetscn
or linen rags, white CT colsTsd, delivered st tbs
APPEAL coEnting room, AtlsHts-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There arc many preparations sold under the name Of
ButcrS, pat an quart botos, compounded Of the ehsape
Thiskey or common rum, costing from 90 TO 40 cents pen
gdHon tie taste dlSg@scd by 7niSe Coridpdor Seed
This class of Bttrrs has caused and will continue
to cause, as long they be sold hundreds to die
the death of the drnkard BY their use the system il
kept continually under the influence of uIcohoc sin
ulahS OF the worst kind the desire for Liquor crea
ted and kept up and the result is all the horrors at
tendant upon drunkurd's life and death.
For those who desire aud viii have "a Liuuor Btters
we publish the following receipt. Get one bottle of
Hooiiands German Bitters and mix with three quarts
OF good brandy or whskey, and the result will be
preparation that will far excel in medical virtues and
true excellence any of the numerous Liquor Biuers in
the narkc and will cost much less. You will have
all the virtues of 0ofands Bittcrs in connection with
good article of Liquor, at much less price than
these inferior preparations viii cost you
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
EARLY PEACHES.

I'll send you by my son two small spe-
oimens Of Hale's Early Peach, now ripe,
and Troth's Early Red, to show the diff
ference in the time of ripenng. They
we're grown side by side in my Orchard
House; my object in so placing them was
to ascertain the real difference in the time
Of the ripenng of these two varieties. The
first (Halo's Eally,) ripened on the sth
May, nine days ago. I think the Troth' $
Early will not ripen under week from
this, making difference of fifteen days"
The above letter from Mr.. Isaac Pulen,
long and favorably known as nursery.
man at Hightstown, N. j., was accompa-
MED by the samples referred to, fully
bearing out the truth of his statements
also by lithcgraphs of other specimens OF
Hale's Early, forced in similar way.
Peaches before the middle of May, are
Of sufficient rarity to be highly priced
and these bad all the aroma Of August or
September. Mr. Pullen is extensively en-
gagged in forcing for the New York market,
where the confectioners now pay Sc doz.
en- at wholesale for such specimens, retail
ing them at from rs cents to 81 ,25 each,
according to size and beauty. If oppor-
tunity offers we may be able to give an ac-
count hereafter OF Mr.. P''s houses, and
the system of management adopted -
Country Gentleman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
COMMITTEE FOR ADAY's LABOR.
GREAT CENTRAL sANITARY rAIR.


Committee on Labor, Incomes and
Reuenucs." Office No. ls S. Seventh St.
JOHN W. CLAGHORN, Treasurer.
This ommittae has special work to Wit 10 obtaiu
days ''labor,' days "income," and days "reye.
nue. from every citizen Of the three States 0f Penn,
lvania, New Jersey and Delaware for the benefit Of
our sick and wounded soldiers.
The Committee is now fully organized at the above
address and calls for the cooperation of all classes in
the community,
We want TO show what the industrial classes can do
for their soldiers
What the people can do in their separate tradesi
What Pennsylvania can do!
what New Jersey can DO
What Delaware can dol
Waat each county can do
What each city aud town can do
What each profession do
VIVA; each trade can do
WHAT each occupation cun do
What each manuiactory can do
what each bank, insurance company and railroad
can do
What each mine can de
What eacn workshop can dol
What each family can do
What each man can do
What each woman can do
What each boy aud girl can do
Wewant to show to the world what American free.
men are ready to dofor their soldiers
Whis is a great work aud the time short
The way TO do so is to ORGANIZE
Organize in your workshops-in your families
Let the men organize.
Let the women OrganiZs
Let the trades organize
Organize everywhere.
I.el ho M9rkmeh give with their employers the en-.
ployees with their workman.
Niseasy done II the workmen will authorize their
employers to deduct one day from .heir weeks or
hoht earlnhsH' and the employers will add 10 it
DAY oi lher protits the whole sum will be acknow adg-
ed together 10 the cr-d Of the establishment We saw
10 ai go to work at once with this great work.
Hurry your contributions. Every acknowlednuient
WIZ stimulate others TO follow your example.
Circulars with full instructions will be sent upon
application, by mail otherwise, to the undeTsiaieI
10 work TO work
l. MONTGOMERY BOND, Chairman.
MaS L. w. IUTIER,
A, ,,,,,,,,,, Chairwoman of Ladies' Committee.
April 81 1864.
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BONE MANURE.

G. W. P. wants information in regard
to the manner of reducing "bones" sufli-
cienty fue for immediate action on land,
without the process of dssolvng them in
acid. Henry A. Breed & Co., Boston,
Mass, do by some grinding process, re-
duce unburned bones to a state of fineness
nearly equal to that of Genesee -four. 1
procured from them last GUNNER bag of
their 'pure Flour Bone," 10 feed to nv
COWS and young cattle. l have tried none
oft for manuring my crops, but am in
clined to believe it will operate as favora.
ably on turnips and other crops as does
superphosphate of lime. l will give it a
Trial the Gaming season, contrastod with
the superphosphate, and perhaps may re-
port the results hereafter. presume G.
W. p, could ascertain what kind Of a mill
Breed q Co. use, for reducing coarse
bones to an impalpable powder.
Country Gentleman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
HINTS ABOUT DIET.

On account of the great lack Of farm
help the present season, it becomes us al
10 husband our strength and health in tht
most cautious manner.
And as class, we fear we are not pay
ing that attention to our meals, as to reg.
ularity and kind, which might be. Oul
own course (though we would not be vain
enough to suppose that it would be practi-
cable in every case) is, to have the first
meal as early as six or half-past dinner at
liz and tea at S p. m., when at labor near
the house; and after tea give from one to
two hours Of work. We consider this
preferable to having the last meal at an
hour or two later, and tAcn, soon after,
going 10 bed, as it is q wrong idea ever to
retire soon after full meal. Spend from
35 to so minutes at each meal, if possible,
and you will then feel inyigorated for fur
ther labor.
In the warm season, spare yourself as
much as possible in the heat of the day,
and work early and late to make up the
deficiency.
Indeed, in extremely warm weather, we
often perform as much after an early tea
as is done between dinner and tea.
Let the last meal also be made Of light
food-not the old fashioned "cold pork
and poiatoes"-but good, light, we'll baked
breat and fruits in their season, namel
commencing with the pie plant, lst May,
and to be followed by straw berries, &c.
in regular rotation. Indeed, farmer
should not be without fresh healthy fruits,
through the season dating from the lst of
May. This is not only "a privilege, but
duty"
A word, as regards the quality of bread.
And, though would not be one to encour
age any homemade rebelion-but would
be here peace man-yet would exhort
you to persist that your bread be as be-
fore stated, both light and well done -
rather over than under done. No matter
now wealthy you may be let simple bread
and butter, both of the first quality-such
quality as should be found in every far
mers house, constitute, (wiih the fruits
above named) your main food at tea---es.
chewing all rich, fxed-up cakes and pastry
OF every kind--yes, even denying yourself
OF the guide wife's nice hot short cakes il
you happen to be tempted Herewith, and
even insisting that the breal should be
one day old before eaten.
These hints as to diet ore suggested
because we are, as body, think, not
paying proper sattention to them, and pos.
sibly our children will some day have
cause to thank us for their good constitu-
tons if we but give proper heed thereto,
Country Gentleman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
WALL PAPER.

ST Received new assortment of good
wallpaper ,including Bordering g. Ceiling
Paper, ana general variety Of material in his line
which will be found on the SECOND FLOOR immedi'
aely over the store of Mr. shaTplass entrance one
uTof eaSi ol LUIS Drug store, IN the Rupert Block
where all persons wishing goods in his line will he
attended TO in person at all times
ra5- Paper Hanging erecutea 10 or4er
and best style, at Shou notice.
Il. J. THORNTON.
Bloomsbury April 0, 1864 i-3m
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PLANTING CoRN.-In the Southern part
Of the the State the farmers are busy as
bees planting corn. 1t is the opinion of
observant farmers that corn will be the
most profitable crop they can raise until
the war is over,
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Great Central Fair.

NNN(YRRY COn7NISNION.

OFrfcE IHE COMMITTEES ON LABoR, lNCOMFs AND RIVE.
No lls South seventh Street. Philadelphia April
4th, lSG4.
The Commiue on Labor Income and Revenues, in
cooperation with them In the particular work, for
people more patriotic than the working men aud
women Of the conntry II is but Just aud proper tha
that they should alike have an opportunity contribute
the objects Of the FAIR The most equitbe plun for
accomplishing this aud at the samo time the easiest
one to ask for the contribution Of single days La
boz from all classes In the community. Many will
contribute day Of their labor willingly, who would
not subscribe their money To reach every department
Of industry and art will be work of great labor but
attained, will be productive Of immense results
The success of the plan will depend upon the he ary
cooperation Of every element Of influence within our
limits, aud invite oil the guardians Of this indus
trial interests, and all others, to take hold with in
furtherng this great work Of patriotism aud humanity
The Committee is charged with the following duty,
towit:
labor" earnings, from every artisan and laborer
foreman operative aud employee; president cashier,
teller and clerk of every unincorporatcd company rail
road and express company, employing irnl, bank
ufactory works, oil work., INIT mine and pubic
office lom every private banker aud broker, importer
auctIonGer aud merchants clerk, agent aud salesman
designer, hnishcr aud artist publisher printer aud
mechanics fcom every government officer, contractor
and employee grocer, butcher baker ana dealer; far
mer, hoHlcnlturst and producer from every montur
maker milliner and female operative every ndivid.
or In any way Gaining livelihood, or Building for.
tune within the States ofPennsyvania New Jersey aud
Delaware
Revenue from all the great employing establishment
firms, coiporations, companies railroads and WORKS.
TmRD.-To obtain the contribution of ona days IN
fran every retired person of fortuue male and
female living upon her means aud rom all clergy
aud professors; all other persons engaged in the
learned or other professions.
Mach OF this work must be performed by the perso.
nal iulueuce and efforts of ladies' aud gentlemen
associated to be associated with the Committee in
carrying out this plan.
they have undertaken which, to lie successful will re
quiro very perfect ramication oftneir plan and they
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-04
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCglt

For wcaknras arising from Rxses.c. habits AZ IN.
sipation EiIly lndiscrctiGH Of Aauses attended y.
the following symptoms ~
lndi position to ESer;ion. Loss Of Pow,
Lose ot memory, Difficulty of Gr.a,ll.
Weak Nerves, ,It.mbHs.
Horror oi DIScasc, Tain ~ ,Lu .'atg
Universal Lasiitud0 OF the Muscular system
Hot llaHda Eruptor, , on ihr va,
Dryness Of the skin, Flushing Of tb9 / NJ,
PuiH} cUuntcuaEcS
These symFtonls, If allowed 70 60 on which M,
medicine invariably removes, coon fUllowa
lMPoTtSrY, FAIulIY, rPuI.ItG FIT,
ln orc of which the Pltt"nt may require
Who can say th"t ih'y Hre not frequently fol!ogst
by those "nirofIl Disease"
"lASANrrY AND CONS NPTiOy"
Many arc aware Of tdc cause of their suIlcrnr .3r
noue will confess ne records Of the Insane Asvl,a,
nd melancholy deaths h. Consumption bear ANA
witness to the Iruth Of the assertion
The Constitution once effected viii, orEAn!c yuplror
requires the aid Cf Medicine to strengthen ana uy!
ulat' tlG system winch ttcimbold's Extract Burbl
ranaty does. tIdl will convince tho most sAaptti