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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-16
Office Metropolitan Police Com
mlSSiOners.
MEMPHIS, August 9. 1857.

MEMPHIS. August 9, 1857.
]. D. Davis, Tax Collector on Privileges;
am instructed by the Board of Metropoli-
tan Police Commissioners to notify you that on
and after the 18th instant you will he required
to collect tho sum of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS on all licenses granted to
keepers Of tipping houses within the city Of
Memphis. as an annual privilege tax. NO
further demands will be made of ten per cent
on amount of stock purchased during the pre-
vious year from parties taking sutnew licenses.
This action of the Beard is based upon the nj
lowing section of the amendment to the CITY
Charter passed. March 9, 1857;
"sEc. Is. That the Board Of Mayor and ALI
dermsn Is authorised TO increase the tax on
tipplipg houses to two hundred and fifty dol
lars per ami m. and in case of neglect or re-
fusal to incr ease il to at least one hundred and
afty dollars per snnum, then the Board Of Po-
lice Commits ioners is hereby authorized to levy
the said tax Of not less than one hundred and
fifty dollars nor more than two hundred and
City dollars. the same to be collected By the
Tax Collector as in other cnses."
You are furthermore instructed to institute
suits asaiust artios whose licenses have ex-
pirod. and who have failed to MAKE payment
Of amounts due the city for the ten per contuE
tax on the amount Of their purchases Of stock
as required by existing ordinance
lam further instructed TO inform you that
the Board Of Police Commissioners have in
contemplation stiu further increase Of this tax
to two hundred and fifty dollars per annun'
and that such increase viii probably be made
on the lst Of September next
s.B. BEAUMONT.
IA Sup't Metropolitan Police
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THE NEWs.


A Buffalo dispatch says the celebrated
horse dexter was purchased yester'
dov nv Robert Bonner for $4,000.
An interview took place at Berlin on
the 18th between the Kings if Austria
and Prussia.
The Turkish Government protests
against the interference Of other powers
in Cretan affairs.
The Sultan promises many reforms
for the benefit ofh subjects Such SEEM
inc to have been the effect upon his
mind of his recent visit abroad.
Our dispatches by the cable are i'm
portant. The English Reform bill has
passed both branches of Parliament,
and having received the approval OF the
Queen, is now the law.
The ancient Roman Catholic cathedral
at Frankfort, whose erection dated back
TO l4l5, was almost totally destroyed by
fire on the night of the l4th.
The bill for the prevention of public
meetings in the Royal Parks of Great
Britain, has been withdrawn from the
House Of Lords.
The last weekly Statement of the
Bank of England shows specie received
to have been e235,0O0.
The American Consul at Vera Cruz
writes that Santa Anna, Vidal and Rivas
have been ordered into close confinement.
Mr. Bradley was arrested by the au-
thorities of Washington yesterday, for
having challenged Judge Fisher, and
required to give $1,000 bonds for his ap-
pearance at the next term Of the Grim
inal Court
The Turkish Ambassador has arrived
at New York.
Roger A. Prior denies any knowledge
of or completely in the Conover con-
spracy as reported by the New York
Times. Ben. Wood does the same.
A Washington correspondent init
mates that Grant looks upon his as
sicnment to the War Department as q
military order which he has no right even
TO protest against or to decline obeying
A full understanding exists between
Stanton and Grant, and the present po'
sition of Grant cannot be accepted as an
indication that he has changed his views
regarding reconstruction.
An engineer and fireman were killed
by an accident on the Savannah and
Augusta Railroad Wednesday night.
Gen. Pope has removed the Solicitor
General of Muscogee county, Ga. No
reasons are stated.
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Id5- We take back. Our Second street
contemporary is on the right track. We
knew the commander of that craft
would never gowith it to Davy's locker
that he would hold the helm with firm
hand, and bring her into port all right;
though, as is common with great COM
manders, be might not give his plans
TO every land lubber He admirably
stands on an Admirafs dignity. Why
should he not hold on the even tenor
of his way" amid small howlings Of
tempests in tea pots, which are spring
ing up around him. So long as he is at
the head the crazy old craft will steer
South. That is enough. We are glad
TO see that he is in favor of white labor,
and the introduction Of white emigrants
TO build up cur Southern land. Looking
into the far future that is the remedy.
Even the Bulletin can see as well as the
pig the coming storm and make its bed.
There is now no paper, but one, Radi'
cal sheet, said to be sustained from
Washington, that looks the Radical way
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BES~ We hear Radical whisper from
some one ofth numerous cabins in South
Memphis, that Conservatives are not
now honeying the negro. Certainly not.
We leave that for Radicals to do, We
are reconstructed. Who is fool enough
to think we are bound to throw pearls
before swine because the Radicals are
throwing counterfeits out to the negroes 2
Hav Mt we right to learn by experience,
and to tell the Africans, plainly, that
since they have played false in pretend
ing to be Conservatives, when they were
not, we shall not trust them any more 2
If white man betrays you once you
have done with him. Is it crime not
to shake hands with a negro traitor 7
The law of God requires US to " love our
enemies" Are we now bound 10 sup.
port them also As the black laws have
not yet been published since the recon
struc,ion, we ask for information.
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RD- A Washington dispatch to the
morning press, dated yesterday, says;
1.-THE amount of coin in the Treasury to-
day was $ss, 777,OOO; gold certificates,
$40, 100000; currency, s67,2sl 900. The
Treasury today issued 1894, 900 worth of
bonds to the Union aud Pacific railroad.
The Department will soon issue notice
that they will remove the protest against
the payment of interest on North Caro-
lima and Tennessee State bonds, alb
strAeted about eight years ago from the
Interior Department, with the Missouri
State bonds, held in trust for certain In
dian tribes, on the condition that such
bondholders produce the proper proofs,
under oath, that they obtained them bona
tide from responsible parties"
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FoR SALE.

THOR SALE CHEAP.-SHRLVING AND
L TWO COUNTERS. Suitable for eonfec-
tionnrv, shoe store, or business Of anv KIDD.
Apnly at the corner Of Shelby end tsyoso ste.
l42s +. MoDER.
NOR SALE OR bEASE.-I WILL SELL
nv place Of business. OF lease II TO some re-
sponsible person at term to suit the times, as
/ have n dispose of nv place on account Of
change Of business. Application should be made
Immediately, at Sl6 Second street. Inquire for
N.B.~The lease has four years to run. IA
NOR LEASE OR SALE-THIRTEEH
acres Of Land, containing an irexhaustihlo
cement and yellow sand hank. situated on Wolf
river, with coed water carriase 70 Memphis.
Apply to DIXON a HOUGH,
ia q Desoto Bieck-
EOe sALE.A HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.
L I offer for sale my plare 81 Horn Lake
depot containing 100 acres ca in cultivation,
60 in TIMBER, int --veuenis good. / viii sell
at = reduced price. II i one OF the best places
in the neighborhood, and lies within two hum
dred yards Of the denot. viii sell the whole
or divide ipto lots Of 81 or 50 acres, 20 suit pur
chasers. Possession % houses and timber land
given Immediately. Apply TO the underlined
~ the premises. flaAsl :. J. LESTER.
NOR sALE.-rYPE METAL BETTEK
Il than babhCn for SALE low. ~
rrnrrr T.rn cru rrire
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ia The crisis has come at last at
Washington. johnson will now be
giant aud triumph, or a weakling and 20
under. There is no escape, and can be
no compromise. The war has begun IN
earnest; and We hope now Mr.. johnson
willdifer from Jefferson Davis in this,
that, being in the fight, be will not fear
or fail to strike lest he should make bis
enemy mad. The whole county is
stunned with the astounding disclosures
which have been made, not only IN the
Conover case, but also the Stanton case
par Mobile fratrUm-and in the Ken
lucky. aud especially Tennessee, cleo
tons The intellect Of our land Is waking
ND and prompting what virtue remains to
people. Aud We believe ii is possible the
Republican liberty should be saved at
last And, It thus the past non-re-
sisiant and acquieseing policy Of the
President shall be vindicated as true
wisdom. be will achieve q name aad
fame as O second saviour Of his co1ntry.
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Ba~ 1t is a striking fact that the
papers presented-by Durham, alias Con-
over, for pardon, contain no word i'm
pugning Ashley, Butler, or other per
sons. Those vbich professed to disclose
the plot were Sled subsequently,, and
apparently in despair Of obtaining a
pardon without them. There is the
highest authority for saying that when
the disclosures came officially before the
President, he decided to submit them to
the public without further investigation,
or any attempt 10 gather additional evi.
denee which was said to exist
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FALMOUTH, August l5.-The steam
ship Arago, which arrived from New
York, picked up the crew of the ship
Gear, off Graneck, which had been
abandoned.
LONDON, August l5.-The House OF
Lords has decided the appeal in the
bankruptcy case of 0verend, Gurrey u
Co. in favor of the liquidator.
The Reform bill has passed.
The action in the House of Lords on
Tuesday night, in receding from its
amendments to the Reform bill, placed
both houses in complete accord. The
bill finally passed, and, having received
the assent Of the Queen, is now law.
In the House of Commons tonight
the regulation of Parks bill measure,
intended to prevent public meetings in
the royal parks, was withdrawn by the
Government
LONDON, August l5.-The weekly re-
turns of the Bank of England shows
specie has increased to e235,00 and
upwards.
FRANKFoRT, August l5.-Last night o
destructive fire broke out in the Roman
Catholic Cathedral in this city. The
structure is of great antiquity, its cree
ton dating from l4l5, and famous for
architectural beauty and historical nsso-
Citations. All the elaborate decorations
of the interior we're destroyed, and the
walls, roof and lower part we're so badly
injured, it will probably be necessary to
take the whole building down.
BERLIN, August ia meeting is be-
ing held between the King Of Prussia
and the Emperor of Austria.
The new Minister Of the United States,
Hon. George Bancroft, has had an in
formal interview with Prime Minister
Bismarck, at which the conversation
was most cordial. Next week Mr.. Ban
croft will have first audience with the
King, when he will present his creden-
tials as ambassador of the United States
FLORENCE, August l5.-The steamship
Quaker City, Captain Duncan, with
large number Of excursionists from the
United States, has arrived at Naples,
where it was placed in quarantine. The
Quaker City was on her way to the Holy
Land, and the detention causes indigna-
ton among the passengers.
PARIS, August l5.-Dispatches from
Constautinople state that the Turkish
Government, after giving due considera-
ton to the collective note ofthe European
powers, has come to the conclusion that
it cannot admit the Intervention of other
governments in the affairs of Gambia, and
refuses to consent to the joint inquiry
proposed.
CoYsTAETINoPLE, August l5.-The
Sultan on his return received an address
from the Grand Vizier whom he left in
charge of the Government during his
absence. In reply, the Sultan after re-
viewing the recent journey to western
Europe says, as the result of his obser-
vations he is prompted 10 inaugurate an
era in the progress Of Ottoman Empire
and promises to submit some measures
Of reform for the benefit of his subjects.
BUoHAMsT, August l5-All members
Of the Danubian Cabinet have rendered
their designations 10 Prince Charles, Of
Holenzallerian.
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Passage OF the Reform Bill
Turkish Sultan and His Subjects
Important Reforms Promised
FOREIGN.

Rescue of a Wrecked Crew at Sea
Passage of the English Reform
Bill and it's Approval by the
Queen-Condi tion Of the Dank OF
England-Destruotien by Fire Of
the Ancient Cathedral at Frank
fort-Minister Bancroft at Berlin.
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r@- A BrooklYnite tells a queer story
about the lovely wife and daughter Of
uilkman, Who took daily baths in the
laciual auid to improve their complexion.
The milk was then watered aud sold for
fifteen cents q quart It didn't need any
doctoring to give il body after that
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MARRIED..

WARD-HoLST.-O Thursday, August IS,
by Rev. DIR. White. Mt Calvary Church, Mr..
james @. Ward and Miss Maria j. Hoist. both
of this city.
That the happiness Of our newly welded
friends may be as enduring as they are derserv-
ing ialour fervent hope. May they. in after
yearL be enabled to say:
"Have l a wish-'tis all for thee.
Hast thou a wsh-'tis all for me.
So soft our moments move.
That angels look with ardent gaze.
Well pleased to see our happy days,
And hid US live--And love
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FOUND.

TiOuND-ON THE MORNING or TIN
i 10Th inst, a BAY MARE. s years old and
lilf hands high. which the owner can have -
proving property and rayiug char-cs. Arrly
at J.. Q. HAkDWICK'S Stable, Jclers1r
street. liE
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Ia Il is nov positively asserted that
Charles Dickens is 10 visit this country
again.
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FNGJJSH EEMALE BITTERS,

A compound that is actually restoring health
10 more sickly females than all other remedies
combined. 1t only proposes TO cure those
Uterine Complaints peculiar 10 the female sex;
IL is indorsed by the medical profession AL
over the country, as II is no secret nor patent,
and effects cures bona fde cures afterau other
means fail.
OLD AND YOUNG FEMALES
Have long needed a edicine that would relieve
them of all those Female Complaints and
irregularities which prove so troublesome all
over the southern country, and they can f naw
confidently rely upon the curative powers OF the
English Female Bitters. IL arouses, restores
and regulates. I,s cures are rapid ana perma-
nrnt IL troubled with painful. suppressed or
irregular Menstruation, Hysterics' seucorrhoea
or Whites, Falling Of the Womb, liberation OF
the Womb, Chlorosis, and all those symptoms
which follow, this medicine will relieve you.
THAT YOUNG GIRL,
Whose bloom has departed from her checks /;
Whose eye has lost its lustre; whose intellect
has LOST It's brightness; whose c0untenance
betokens Gloom and despair; who is pale. ema-
ciated, feeble, lifoless. repulsive with paipita,
ton Of the heart, swimming Of the heaa, c9ia
feet and hands. can be restored 20 perfect health
and beauty BY using the English Female
MARRIED LADIES.
ev,n valuc vour life, and health, and per-
sonai charms; as you are now troubled with
some complaint peculiar 20 your sex az you
have been under treatment Of some physician
Srithont benefit AZ you have nearly concluded
that your case cannot be reached let us lhslst'
let ~ urge you 70 ! aside your fears and pre-
indies. in regard 90 advertised remedies ~
ane time in your life, and Try one single bottle
III English Fema'e Bitters.
We are we'll aware that many persons snno
AZ the idea OF using an article that = aver
sfsei .nd vre know Oh many enabling indiyid-
aais In this community, and 1t they nae t1eir
Nv. many Of them would snub All you sckiy
females In your graves. Cannot geIsn3 nie ~
.irIe 81 afvertiFcdf Send Immediately, ana
rro~ure a bottle Of this powerful z terine and
tcnerai Tonic. and rcEain your health, ttrcneth
and color. Sold hy an Druggists-
S9l Main street, Memphis.
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MOTHERS AND FATHERS

Who have pale, swarlhy, puny, and sickly
children, having little or no appetite, imperfect
digestion, inactive liver, indisposition TO play,
hut arc cross, peevish and dropping about, with
eifectually restored TO the bloom of health, by
giving small doses Of the King of Chills four or
five times day. Do not forget the name,
Dromegoole G. Co. IS KING OF CHItLS; Price
81 0O' oSold by all Druggists. j. p. DRoN-
GooGE & Co., Projectors, S9l Main street,
Momnhie.
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GEORGE WILKES. Proprietor,
No. 20l william r.. New York.
ALL WANTING FARMS.

GOOD SOIL. MILD CLIMATE. q MILES
VI Eouih Of Philadelphia Price only - pef
acre. Pest &c grain and rrass laud. Also I'M
urorci farmE Hundreds are settling. lnior-
maiion sent free. Address
OK. LANDS. Proprietor,
Niuciand. New jersey.
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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. TO NE
ID directed, issued from the United States
Circuit Court for the District Of West Tonnes
see, in favor of Baker, Rogers X Co., and
ncsirst A. Hitzield, for the sum Of one thous-
and four hundred and seventy.threo dollars
and seventy-fvo cents (sli73 10Y and costs.
Said execution was levied upen certain. per-
of which to me on the 10th day of July. 1867.
said Hitzfeld gave his bond, with S. Isaacs as
security, and said bond having been forfeited.
and there being no property of said Ilitzfeld to
be found, l have levied upon and taken the
Of said execution and forfeited bond, to-wit
All of n certain stock of Goods, on the Big
Creek Plank Road. twelve miles from the city
of Memphis, at the storehouse Of said lsaacs,
consisting of
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YOUR WEE

Possesses charms in proportion to her health,
and she measures q husbands love by the inte-
rest he evinces in her welfare while she is sick.
Now. if you wish to retain in tact your wlies
love and affection undiminished, and desire
that she regain her health and former beauty,
You should, by all means procure one bottle ct
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MERCHANTS AND CLERKS,

Why will you lose so many golden moments Of
your life, in shaking and complaining OF chilly
Bones and Joints, Lassitude, Billiousness, etc.,
when tho insignificant sum of Que Dollar will
speedily restore you to health, vigor and buoy
aney? It is pleasant to the taste. produces no
roaring or buzzing in the head, no ringing of
tho ears, but acts quickly and effectually, After
using one bottle you will have no other in your
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"a The Turkish sulian's dinner in
London cost 100000
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Kentucky Military Institute.
COL r. T. P. ALLEN, Sup't.

A SISTED BY AN ABLE FACULTY
n The course Of study Is that usually taught
in the best colleges, with special attention to
Mathematics aud the Natural Sciences.
The Academic year begins on the first Mon
dag in September. continuing, without inter
mission, f0rty (iO) weeks
pE- Charge for tuition and boarding, inelud,
ing lights, fuel and washing, three hundred and
nfty dollars $3.50, currency, per annual ses-
sion. One-half payable in advance AVID the re-
ne Address the Superintendent, at Farm
dnle. franklin county.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED !
EXTRA CHOICE GOLDEN SYRUP;
CHOICE TABLE BUTTER;
NEW FLOUR-stonewal and other brand
warranted as good as the best, and at lower
prices;
wHIrAKER's sUGAR-cURED HANS;
DRIED BREP;
BREAKFAST BACON;
cHoIcE IEAs-all kinds;
BEST RIO. LAGUAYRA and OLD GOVERN
MENT JAVA COFFEE;
SOUTH CAROLINA RICE. BIC. ETC ~
sPIcER, ANDERSON CO., eroosrt.
1n 40 Main f,rest
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BOARDING.

A FEW BoARDFRS CAN OBTAIN GOOD
n hoard Mt No. III Adams street.. l46+
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Stock of Tennessee Iron

in the CITY; also. very superior quality of
Common Iron, branded KENTUCKY IRON,
at Reduced Prices. =,
We keep also a full stock of Castings, Nails,
Smiths Tools, Wagon Material, Cotton Gins,
Threshers, Horse Powers, Cider Mills, Corn
Shelters, Plows, Scrapers, in fact, general
assortment of Agricultural Implements, ETC.
and are prepared to supply everything kept IN
our line of business ut low rates.
TTpon the LIST day of August we reduced the
price of Tennessee Iron one cent per pound,
ind Kentucky or Common Iron one-half cent
per pound. LOO 30
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NOTICES.
NOTICE

NOTICE
Iwin not be responsible for any contracts or
bills unless made hy mr On rcrEun, ~ hv my
written crdCr. [5-lel IT. MAYOR.
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GINGLE PISTOLS, PER PAIR 81 10.
81 so, 50 and $40; real twist, $l2, SIS and $50
up. All articles in tho line sent everywhere at
manufacturers prices. Liberal trade discount.
Spencer OF Henry seconl -hand carbines or
CHARLES FOLSOM,
33 Maiden Lane, New York.
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First Day of.JuIy, 1867.

Laws of this State fully complied with;
Statement examined and approved by Audi
tor, and Licenses issued to the Agents of the
Company.
A. WEAVER, A'gt,
al At Memphis. Tenn
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BY TELEG RAPH.
Latest TO Noon To-day.

The Latest Foreign AdvIce'
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Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors,

Cigars, Boots and Shoes. Queens ware, etc., etc.
And will sell said property at public auction,
at h. VAN BR0CKLIN'S Auction House. on
Madison street, between Main and Second, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9th. 1857, for cash in
hand, to satisfy said execution and costs.
Sale to comm ence at o'clock am. Of said
day, and continue from d,y to day until dis
posed of. SAM. II. JONES,
U. S. Marshal.
BY I. w. GRIFFITH, Deputy.
U. s. Marshaps Office, Aug. IL, 1867. l49
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HIRAM WOODRUFF,
The American TrOttIng Horse,

WITH DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS
w how 30 Train and Drive, This remark,
able work is nov being published in Httkes
Sfirif Of The Tines N weekly numbers. each oil
which is complete 10 itself.
p. S.-Owners Of horses, whether subscriocrs
10 the SPIRIT or not, are hereby informed that
the paper employs a distinguished Veterinary
Professor, whose duty il i 10 answer lthrough
is co umnsl all questions IN regard 20 the Dis
rections how 70 treat for a cure. These direc-
tions are given NJ the end Of the question,
GRATIS; 90 that every person who buys a copy
Of the SPIRIT, or who subfcribcs Tor Il by the
year, has
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SOUTHERN IRON HOUSE,
No. 27O Front Street.
81 CROCKETT

TTAVE MOVED THEIR STOCK OF IRON
and Hardware to No. 270 Front street,
between Court and Madison, where can be
found at all times the ONLY
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MECHANICS OF MEMPHIS,

Your time is money, and why do you continue
with the Chills, Fevers, etc., losing so much OF
your precious time when remedy is so near at
hand and so cheap. Our remedy builds up the
system, placing IL upon a good Foundations
remodeIs-by purging the system of all Jaws,
and places you on foot with sound timber.
Send and procure one bottle Q, and be perma-
ncntly cured. Price only One Dollar.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
Visiting the city would greatly consult their own
interest by purchasing q supply of this never
failing King of Chitls. Much time can be
saved by curing the Chills Immediately, and
this medicine uproOts the disease and so
destroys tho cause that it will not return, as 1t
does when cured with quinine.