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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-11

Conveyance exceeding ss. n not exceed
Conveyance for every additional see. OF
i4eti1nal par thereOflu eNces Of eloeo, 81 cts
e[--e sfiient Of any negotiaple instrument,
Entry ofaHy goods wares. OF merchardise az
mouse elluef Tor con alu Ltu Or
~ 5n.as-ne not exceeding one bundled dol
Entry exceeding one hundred dollars, and
~ hs I'VE hundred dollars IN yaiue,
Entries exceeding i've hundred dollars IN
Entry for toe vithfrawal OF any goods OF
lnerehanAiae from p9uted warehouse. % cts.
S5lseI5 lelA.M-I i9r Quantity not exceed
Gaugers returns, exceeding 800 eallous. : ct.
Insurance. Aarlne, Inland. and Fire wherr
cash, premium notes, or bO-h, does net exceed
80, lU cis.
Insurance, DIaflno. Inland, sad Fi1ea, *.
ct-14hs sj, 900 ncL exc so es.
ln~sIralce Aar4ncr Inland, end EEoA oz-
erei4ng so - RS.
fusgraucs. LIE when fhs alclle insured
dos net exceed tllo, - cu-
Lnlnce -a9l. c1cec11S 800 aud not
Inasrancs. fIi5E cv5ceIiuz Ecn. o.
L1sur1lee. LIE llalielto uluy 20 ges1l1
while HFeil1g. e1-mrL
Le q hles o. ttnfmenIs HAcfe relf o4a
Le1sc t1ctsllug $40. lGr each additional 3a,
-coDVeyaucc tuc slalIIu GllT 20 be- measured
b res9ivias The rental into q capital
sum-
Lelse eiaase of suaraniy Of payment o. rent,
lnc9fp1rAtti OF lilol2eir eve cClles al~l4ilpual.
A-ulief Ter custom aOl-e entry o. clearanes
foreign prrltEf Che Eeaislared tonnage 81 sutl
sAlp. vel o. sfealHcr does not exceed 40
Manifsst exeeeding 30 TONS and not eze1ed-
iHlEE 80 tons, 81 eU.
A1AlItHs returns, u FOX quantity not eN-
eegliue one th1us1ud bushels. lG let's
AeteHr-~ Returns exceeding one thcuaand
Mqrtsae. trust deed. bin % sale. or personal
o.-u inr tne payment 81 money exceeding ela,
Al- &
A1fiSI-s exceeding $50. l0r every additional
or fractional part thereof fu excess OF $50,
Pavner' Checks. 3 rts.
FtlnlHu Papers FuGars 81 attorney. end AL
oihef papers relating tp applications llr roIu-
pr pas ar pensions. or te receipt
Passage Ticket from fire United STATES 90 q
Passage Ticket nom fle United states to "a
i"lei2n p9rt, costing more than 80 and not eN-
Psssage Ticket from the UniteI states 30 a
luraigu port. for every additional So. or frle-
A4lai l1lt .aeftpi iI ra "l p"
EoNtr pr Att2rutJ nH-u pr transfer si9ca rf
collect dividends thereon. q rfa.
Power u Attorney to vote at election of iu-
Power Of Attorney TO receive or collect RENTS
= cts.
Power OF Attorney 60 sell, or convey or rent.
or lease real estate, 81 o.
Power o. Attorney for any other purpose.
t.t,t.o ~ WIN t.,.-
where the value % both real .ud personal e.
p-..a.+ eGtr -.r a. 90.
r---r.-lr - 49,
Pr.H-+- VfI t.as.a ~ -val-f eTr
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-11

The Comptroller General Of Geors
= the demands upon he
10 Tor the coming year at S2,I4O.-
interest on bonds issued for war purtoses
amounting 20 SlTO,s7O, is TO be paid. A.
no taxes are 90 be collected this year. he
tSoommends a temporary loan for mart
~ me amount, and an issue of bonds for
the balance, which the Western & Az
lahlle railroad pledged rs security,
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In Tnal.,l

beSa III ICE Of 2,9O acres. one nj ,ha
and M NJ Rstlyeon the RnssisSipn5 Gent ~
viii seII a. : Rsl9pi and Tennessee r1iirooiH
~ - SEEN 5n ~ com 70 start with forty ha1Ss Ioois,
n R-I-a ne Auhitnerclal No. Z. oral nc oeSeo
s'fes'' tnoYs8tl JAMES NJ. ToWSTFsso
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From The Nthaui lEasl Arggs, 2Sh uL
Melancholy Death Of a Child from Nv.
n

From The Manaai Easl Arggs, 2sh uH.
Melancholy Death of q Child from Nv,
drOPhobia.
On Sunday evening, the first instant
Mr.. +. w. Robinson, IN company with
ms VIE n little nephew, Arty, was
proceeding home, a dog seized little Arty
Dy the pants near the left foot, pulling
him down, and while down Scratched
him slightly under and above the left
eye, and then ran away. No attention
was paid 70 the matter, as no idea of the
dog being rabid had ever occurred 10 the
family. The scratch healed yer tbc
next day, and the affair was entirely for
Little Arty was well as usual
until Friday morning last, when he COM
Of being unwell, and did not de-
sire 10 90 to school. Later in the day he
complained that he was very thirsty, and
when water was brought 10 him he
would scream and shove ID away from
lie would try in the hardest man
ler 10 swallow the liquid, but Il was an
possibility. On Saturday morning
az d mouth commenced. and
p Hllelse was the saliva that at times If /
"ouIu seem 10 choke him. and a wild 4
l~oILNuiaise contortion Of the muscles and
ieINes OF the body was visible mn
y 4HPVoils We're about the Same fbrorpb-
,ut saturday and Sunday. when The
N5lla became more frequent oud ,,,o-o
siIIoie. They lasted until near
men n little sufferer sank av5,,- =
.eath. All the agencies and exf.e -infantte
Il 10 medical skill, We're resorfod -
~ ~ was beyond human agency TO sav9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-11

OBJEcT-To furnish a School for Young la
dies, at q point heretofore reputed the Athens
Of the S-outh-second 10 none on the continent
i'm completeness Of the Course of Studv-the
thoroughness OF Instruction or the care be
slowed on the Manners OF the pupils.
HOPE OF SUCCEss-Our DEPARTMENT Teachers
are thorough, experienced and selected from
the very best circles OF home society. The Prin-
ctpal is at the same time proprietor ofthe Board
ing Department. He viii draw his entire
supplies from a farm, with which he Is con-
nected, in the v~icinity-thus the expenses are
much lessened- Yet the aid OF his Mother, who
has thirty years experience in training Young
Ladies', in the Boarding Department; and his
wife, educated by the accomplished teachers
Department., VIII secure ample attention TO all
the interests OF the Institution.
MUsIc-wm be under the supervision of a
superior teacher and vocalist Of the finest cult
walton.
BUILDING AND GR-oUNDs-Speak fully for
themselves. A ~cistern, ample verandas, and
BATH rooms on the upper floor.
IN LANGUAGES AND MATHEMATICAL thor
ough University Course viii be given if desired.
RELIGIOUS CHARACTER-Christian and Pro-
testant, but will not be in any sense sectarian.
For YOUNG LADIEs-Who have completed
their course, OF study, II who may wish to
opportunity to pursue q course OF general
Bellies Letters reRding-under the superintend-
anee OF NE PrlncipalIaccompanied with COLO
gutal lectures, on style, and uses to be made OF
History, Poetry and Fiction.
TERHs-2O WEEKS:
Juvenile Department. = IS 90
incidental 50
preparatory Department e u 90
Freshmen and Sophomore = Is 90
Ihcidenth > %
Junior and Senior = o 90 ]
Incidental IA |
Music 81 IA I
Vocal Lessons added : n |
OF instrument ( NJ /
Latin and Greek taught without extra charge: |
Modern Languages, SD 90 each.
Boardlng, Including Fuel, Lights and Wash
4 " per week. Young ladies furnish their
own towels.
AN APoLoGY-Is offered 70 our co-laborers in
me work OF education. We have placed our
sernls lar below schools of similar grade. not
because we intend Observation-Disclosures
S IS customary in cheap schools. INIT that
GInie with You we labor to raise the educa-
lonal standard, We may take away from some
mistaken parents the laStreaSOn for patronizinp
! class OF schools where young ladies are
lerded like cattle, and educated only in SEEM
ne. ~
PARENTS FROM a DISTANCE, Wishing 70 hoard
,upils IN the Institution, fer the Second term
commencing FEBRUARY LIST, are reoueSfed 10
'otlIy Us as early rs November, thai We NAV
'e thoroughly prepared for the winter. OyF-
"a OF ALL EXPENSES IN ADVANCE.
nOv5 I'm.
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Rrice. NEelLon d On
ONCE MORE.
Private Matters

~ KILLS, formerly Of this CITY. reeen,Iv
00 New Orleansj having regained bs
tet-.l, mas resumed the practice OF his SPF-
1917 Inc treatment OF diseases OF n p1iy1fe
mature. Ut. \. IS a graduate OF one OF the -
Htedletd schools IN The world. with twenty vears
e1Penrnee N hospital and private prncticS
~ you are HDoring under any Affection M H..
0eiht2- t"TIiouY org0lis, IL you are diseased -.
suHsIlle any, % the consequences OF youth mi
lndiscreuon, let no false delicacv nrex-snf = S ~
lIamedlaie application % the physician md
surgeon whose entire business In n mi az
thoroughly understands ID. anu VINO
Strangers, and othens in the city. sbonb r.
heedlessly je0pardize their future v-eife, ~
entruStlng themselves in the hands OF ion 1o2
pretenders or reckless advenfurerg. bnf ~ ~
on Or. keils-hls reputation Is suf Eata ~
guarantee You viii not be imposed upon. and l
friendly talk viii cost you nothing. anu
Al necessary surgical operations per formed
and al communication strictly conf jentiej
Patients desiring It viii be visited al the Sr -;
fences during the interval Of Office houlw M |
Dfhces ParlOr and Private Rooms. No. 90 Sa.an5
.treei fourth door nom Madison, are - an
Hleeu that patients do not meet eaca ofber
ynce hours, nom Sam. to u m, and nom o.
/, pa PARTIES at a distance can consult me-
49, Audress DR. u KELIS
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVING BEEN = resident OF the city OF
II memphis oue-nnh OF a century. and thor
oqstiy Identified with the interests of the peo-
PIE lt may be unnecessary to inform You that
We are yet merchandising. We still solicit yOur
trade I'M the line OF Books and Stationery al
W holesale ana Retail. Our stock is compieta
III we should happen at any time to be out of
such DOCKS as you may desire, IT, viii ever be
our pleasure to send for them. We havea great
variety OF Books ON hand. Shall we attempt to
ehulnerte themc We name a few:
MacdRCys History Of ENGLAND, Higae's
history Of England, GiJGOa's Hstoyg
Ct Rome, PrescOtfs Histories, Af0y-o
teyS HfstOrYQj tie NetAeT2qads0ad
Dutch Hcpu5tic, BaHcr0H's His
tory Of The United States.
Hu5n0toB'S History Of
the United States,
JOmini's Napoleon.
Large Work with q large Atlas, most admir-
able in an respects;
Iarton's Life Of Jackson, Calhouns Works.
behlons Arrangement of Debates in the
Congress ofthe United States from
He% % 1876, an Invaluable
political work no
other compar-
BILE to 1t;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-11

Re- II is denied that there is 4 ex-
element whatever at Toronto about the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-11
EDUCATIONAL

Reu. D. C. Kelley, 4. NJ, n D., Principal.
Mrs. Mary PeytoH, Nice-Prineipal.
Mss 4. anderson I A ssista,+
Ms. n. 4. Kelley, ASSISTANTS.
Mss Fannie OireH, Teacher Instrumental Music
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FOR

A beautiful and highly concentrated Medi-
cinal Compound, extracted from Roots and
herbs indigenous TO a southern soil, and pre-
pared for ali those
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-28
DR.. Bigel0W,

Ia the only physician ~ n Specialist now in
Chicago tn can be entirely relied upon. Go 70
NM. and not suffer disease to remain in your sys-
tenn, disfguring your face andbody, besides de-
stroying your happiness and future p respects in
life. He has male personal dlseases and nerv-
GUS debility his ttudy for the last twenty years.
and is therefore the person whom all afflicted
Of his not being c~uredRincc he has been in the
city. His reputation has vouchers in all the city
papers, his patients and the medical profession
both mere and abroad, a. being the most skilled
specialist here, and q thorough master OF his
profession. If all others fail, DONE despair; give
him "a call. 1t is univ a con mon occurrence with
him to curs such cases. His rooms are sep rate
tor ladies and gentlemen, and the most compiete
IN the city. Consultation free and confidential
Office No. l7o South Cha K street. corner oi
Monroe. half a block from the os: Office. 70
Box l5l, Chicago, Ill. Office hours from ' q
send Tor bis "0uide to HEALTH published
monthly, free Of charge.
YoUN0 MN. TAxs PARTICULAR NoricE. Doctor
Bigelow devote. much Of his time 70 the treat
ment Of those cases caused by . secret habit tha'
RUNS both mind and body, unfitting the unfor
rupate individual for either business or society
The sad effects Of these early habits, or the ex
cesses Of ripper years, is to weaken and deb'i'tas'
the constitution, destroy the phys steal and fnenta
| powers. diminish and ~enfeeDle the natural feel
! ugs. and eHhaustst the vital energies Of manhood
| the pleasures Of life are marre", the object .
| marriage frustrated. and existence itself reader
| ed . term Of unceasing misery end regret. Sucl
| persons, especially those contemplating mar
| riage, should lose no time in Masking immediat
application, as DR.. b., by his new treatment, !
enabled to ensure . speedy and permanent cure
Office 10 ). Clark st., cor. Monroe. tOctS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-28

PCRsuIr or p, RAsusR--We smile At the
Ignorance Of the savage who cus down tn.
tree in order to reach the fruit but the fact
Is, . blundsr Of this description Il made BY
every person who is over eager and lmpa
tient in pursuit Of pleasure. To such TIN
present movement IL everything, sad the ~
ture is nothing. He borrows; thss1fore,
from the future 1t . most usurious aAd ruin
Gus interest; and the eousequsr c. " that he
1nds the tohe 81 his 6ner feeling impsired
bis self respect diminished, his health Of
'niad and b"dy Destroyed, and life reduce
to its very dregs At . time When, humanity
speaking, the greater portion Of IL comforts
should DO still before him.
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D R. = Mis-
Roemoray ~ 49,
0GAoGnoa hboab
q. IS o Oneeso Hsuss oeS1
Bstabli1Aed - ItOs
HI srs,vsd h CIesss, go p~srsass,tyo
~ eGlabliIASd = ~
Nc. 6 RANDolP1 URGH
2 Dssssss psasssrs - SsaAs -,
Chicago, M, n vi,
,ri ser ~ ~ Csssef
~ CAsess6e, sBere~vssS,
Il. e.4r AND ALL
PRIVATE DISEASES
without The ~ Of


The r,n~r.ilsasA .>eeen which hs eefended
Dr.; James prsssioe in kurcpe. the Un,.eo 49,
and >ew Orleans-the many renAaSk able cuses ns
~ effected, wAich @ete pronounced incaraeie y
~ 00sa ~saniseut pL ysiclans ~iuse'nes ~ y On
ssiay biz s~srvicss y shs eoshdsnoe o. '"s .1'os
The following are some Of the diseases terned
"Privsse," and which DR.. james Permanenty
sfsesesAsa. v~is-SypASlis, Psims.y, seeo6aafy
tertiary Str,ctnnel UfstAte Oenh;f9es; I.ses'
sexual Debility Asiseeses sf he 49, ~ 1c n
lnds nation OF the Bladder and Kidneys, hheu-
mstism, HydrOcele. verocoseDe, Cancers, &C.
Diseases peculiar 70 Eemasss, such - Amenorr.
hes. Dysmenorrhag,a. Netrorrh:gi., Ch!Sfos's
Nefvoos De6elfty, etc.. euecessIn'lv tIs. ... -.
". James long practice N New ofiesns' sne
The endorsement Of the Medical fraternity, and
the almost entire Southern press, should cow
viuce the most skeptical that DR.. James can and
will perform all that he promises.
tally Of those who have privately and Improperly
injured themselves, in that secret ana sohtefy
~esbit-which ruina both body and mind, unht-
ting them for both busineas and society, produe
ing both CONSTITUTIONS Debility and impotency.
The following are some Of the Sad and melAn-
holy effects produced BY early habits Of youth o.
<exual excesses, viz: WeaA ness OF the BECK ana
Limbs, Pain in the Head, Dimnsss Of Vision
Loss Of Muscular Power. Palpitstion 81 The
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, lrrltabiiity,
symptoms Of Consumption. &e. Mentally ne
fearful effects on the mind are more TO he dresd-
d Loss of Nsnpsy, Confusion Of Ideas. De
preston of Spirits, Evil forebodings. Aversion
. Society, Self Distrust, Love OF solitsda finn
,iity. &C.. are suus Of the evils produced:
All persons afflicted with any OF the ABOVE avs
James, and be 1t Onc~ restored 70 perfect health.
Let no false delicscy deter you, but call d once,
and save yourselves from the awful and terrible
consequences Of these much to be dreaded mals
dies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
cu. ed and full vigor restored.
Those at . distance, by describing symptoms
-inclosing sta mp for return snswer-willreceive
prompt attention by addressing
DIX. d. b. JAMES,
- n 1lov q lQR f;.cQl xlh-1v1 (hirasso
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W -
q. 1np.ap. e. PstA) s6sr yesls u essssss
Ill ati& 30 q lehg4 6ca seSAe eqfa-
- - 1oB1A : 1sW Ys1k u The - Of kis ~
sse :s1 highly Pst::9- ksss.es q lAes. mi
1soet hkattSfed eoastifsSisass uhsehsr., af,aise
6sn e16eebeo. DE s1sets ~ cioate, Or nefursl
eenses. - Siase reqlire4 - cure the ~VSt =.
vseeraassess y fese ~ssksy I'D u snsd acesel.
ing - psistsd nstruceseA, We6oh - vsry -.
~. kilses = inpoes;bls. IT. M sessrstae
reee5ed. shoafd - iaken b. II sAoss u rersy,
49, e1ecss afe p-ernsssss. II d se~Assslslsi4
y ~ ns1tsal lesss y - ~ ostossst disssscty
,hfowa ignorahce. d.. Ricerd's ksssses slit
hseid n ceDe4, WITH FIJI dtrocsioas Tor -, -
%. or fess @santittssHa 0ne ~ y. nd viii e
sent 70 ny part. sassfsly peGAsAy = sssetps -
remittance 70 hio occfooited egeat, 10Lf
PHlL1P HOLLAND.
iuly1O ~ Ldbefty Ntreet, n. r.
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AasIsrAxcE.-Sir Walter Scott wrote: -
The race Of mankind would perish did We
lease to help each other. From the tim.
that the mother binds the child's head, till
he mcment that some kind assis'ant wipe.
the dew Of death from the brow Of the dyinCs
We cannot exist wit out mutual help. A.,
therefore. that need aid have . right to AK
It Of their fellow mJrtals, and no one who
has it in his power to grant, :an refus; with
out mourning guilt.
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slsss : psenps N raAicai csse j 6o1shssorr
hea. o. Semiesl Weeknlss, aaa II equailS ~
specific remedy for every speeies of lesilsl Or
Urinary lrfitsbilty. Involuntary a. nightly
Seminal Emisss0as. from whatever cana> proAuc
Cd ~ hswsvsr severe, viii - speedily relieved,
and the espsna 2 ,etosed 70 hratthy actisa.
PROF. ES0lONAL OPlNlOES.-.l hsve ased
your stncfv1c PM in macy asea Of Speemet0rr
hsa vita The most peffscS ssceses"1 Milton
Sanders. \. u, IL. D. StsS
"Ihave eurea very severe esRss with fFoO sia
D.
Prise u PER Box, Six hoxes for 06, By mail.
Ad1sose J. V1NCAESfRR : CO.. No. q john
bAsu. r. julyo0dks1y
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,lssz1SsS.i SsSSs. -A.- =
.s t.af4s7 ~ WaShssosua CIR,
Oct. 10, tees.
WW ~ ~ pe>eieswh~f 1-nattn0e "a

50 t- ~ ~ sot WaA6tuU300 CIR,
b Oct. 10, tees.
Nv n. HsadM, PnssisioA1l 0essfror q
AoetA CGSU&Ns
2 ..Evvy dellar eftbs STATE deAt efea1edt to
~ the fseefion against The United States
thould ~ rspudiAssd finally and forsves.-.
The great mass of the people should not Be
taxed 70 ~ adebs - aids n essrying on .
Rebellion which they. in fact, il left . theo.
selves. we're oppOeed =. Let those who
have given their means for the obligations
VI the StAGs lssk - thas pc~ss they tsts4 to
eatabiish in violation Of Law, the Constitu-
ton, aad the willei ths psoph. Thsy osst
meet their fate. II j. thsir missostune, and
cannot be recoe mixed By the people Of any
State PROCESSING -shsoselves ioyal 70 the
government Of the United States, n in the
Union. repeat thss the loyal peopls 81
Nsft6 Clpulina sbould ne e4snesste4 from
the payment Of every dollar Of Indebtedness
9ssisd n eid 10 Carrying on ths re6ssilaa.-
l trust and hope Chat the people Of North
Caroline will wssh their hands Of every
thinf Ahet barlakeA, ID the slis htess degree.
Of TIE rebellion which has 20 recently been
By the strong arm Of the govern
,nent in carrying out the obligation imposed
BY the Constitution Of the Union.
"AxDaEw JoHnsou,
"efesidkot Of the United States"
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Great Prize Distribution
new v0Rk elFr ASSOCIATION.
S1D 0roaAWsy. n. ~.
or Rosewood Pianos. nelodeonss
Music Doxas, etlver Ware. Fine
Gold Z silver Wa,ci -. ~nd
~
Valued 1T $500, 900.

~ Cattneaes uss.,ne eseh asticis ard ~ vslus, are
sl.re6 IN e. I'd Es.ssiopes. Whicl, s,e seli Wi1eA. Che
81 tkee. eevssopss. NJ tie C.r'ieee 10 Order
fer some ArsjeIe, (Wost III n. Z lsrs th"n one d"Sss D -.
ian ! Viu b de:s vsseA q our W =. 80 sat- ~ 49, g
any address. sithosl sessrd Ia n" se ~, testpa ctIS
cents The p~usrhsser whl zee ~ at Arucs =
ara NJ value, which s.sy ~ ~hOsn OS~ . vtss ma
Aved D.I!ors," .. d cru hen o nd One D uos eeo -.
cetVe the Article nan I'd. ~ stay eashs hks n ses -
other On lie hit d the ssge value. ID No bs'sAs-
Every purrhtscs grte vshe
A6one q use VII" lave recently drawn ss'pahse f,'S
from tki- A., cs i"p III. hai"s ms .iidy I<' nit iLsss
nance 10 be u.c
M e,i n U.,chIs-. Nv trve Cor ns.tir~s Mslc-
dron value slCO. wP1WEh ! p NJ 1ss1
D,rmona q si~. ! 10 vslus 800. Mrs Z q p.ee "
Yo1t ~, Oold Wa'e.. ~sior sl18. Mir Blss y0kAer
son. Dtngl an r,o,. New Y"tt n. M. vs,us - ~
Trrr,s 4 Miller. erssn'os eeosyivssle. lteo'o.s hn0
s.ine / 8. Ni.. Z s~n f~.k fbsne 0c hhem,
HsieAecu, va.ue eles. b. D u ~ Wsssis - 2
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'~FER1Y-1DAvIs'
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER!
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FAMILY MEDICINE.
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dsesa thsn - following letter rsssivsd sss'ss-
Ronso, NAepas Co. MIDI, Jsly :, $3.50.
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Harns. .sprsins end Rhsssaiea, Sss the cure Of
s.sSa..sSs I. visssss Y o o !" ''seeeF
A few months ago ! hoA recourse - u 70 de-
stroy . felon although ! never heard Of " be
NJ 80 eos th4 Puspsse, mt he, iAGadnned in
te7s51 nom ; former one, end having no other
remedy q hand. 4 .epplied ~ Pain Killer freely
Cd the appiseasion verv brie6yxAs seit nossins
which entirely destroyed the felon, and increased
yeuN tFdty, = A. ~. CUA11A. ~
Aisislee Of Weslsvaa Msthodia Cbufeh.'
1r1lG PAIN K1lAER
Has been tested ID every variety Of climate. aad
By ALMOST every nation known 70 Americans. h
is Ne d9estcS nstedtcunpanion and ines1inab1A
friend Of the Missionary and traveller. on ses and
lsnd, and NO Ous should travel on our Lakes o.
Rivers without Il.
Re sure you csils or and get The genuine Pain
Killer, = many worthless nootrums are attempt
81 70 BE- sold On the great reputation Of this vel.
liable medicine DIRECTIONS each bot
tie. a6d1d ~ dsaIsr6svcsyWhere. Price IS eta
Preprieters ~ ~. Wpsssrs ssd southers 81
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Sold d whsleaale and Retail ~ T. i. ballard,
Davenport; r. ~. None. Muscatine: Morrison
= Co.. Iowa City DR.. L. Woodruff De- A0iDeaI
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