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CLEEE's OFFICE July 2, 1871,
John Mott, James X Mott, r. II. LOsee, Wm.
A. Mckee, Augustus Losee ana David A. ben
son, partners, etc, Plaintiffs, vs. Maliche ".
Reid ana Thomas J. Reid, partners, rs Reid &
Boo, Defendants.
4 FFIDANIE for attachment having been
"A made in this Gaze iu pursuance OF segtiuu
545j of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued ana returned by the proper
officer, "levied. ETC." on the property Of the
defendants, Reid * B. o her;
II is therefore ordered, That said defendants
appear at the Courthouse, in the city Of Mefc-
phis Tenn. on or before the second Monday
in October next, and defend this suit, er The
same will be taken fOrcOn fessed as tG them, aud
the case set for hearing ex pGrte, and that a
COPY or this order be published once a week for
four consecutive weeks in The Daily Appeal
A copy: JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
John ". GRAHAM, Deputy Clerk
III e. King Attorney for Plaintins.
fv3 laW4W
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RnARDING HOUSE.

fEsHE Boarding House for the Female Col
1 lege at LaGrange, Tenn, would ike to have
Families and Others to Board during vacation
duly and Augustl. ThoSs wishing TO leave
the eny this summer would be pleased with the
situation, as Il is somewhat rural In appear
aIsTi isi5 II I''-'e9 wv Wv KENNEDY.
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RiEI for DtcOrce.

In the Circuit Court Of shelby County, Tenn.
Esther Anderson vs.. George Anderson.
TN this cause it appearing from affidavit on
fle that dsfendaut. George Andersen, Is .
Nonresident OF the state of Tennessee
III Is therefore ordered, That he do enter
hts appearance herein at the Courthouse 10
tne city OF Memphis, Tenn-, within the three
first days OF the September Term, 1867, and
MEAD answer OF demur 70 com plainants bill.
n TIE ssnas will be taken for confessed, ard
sff for hearing axparte II is further order %
tfat q copy OF this order be published once q
yvesk Tor four successive weeks, In the Men,
phis Appeal
"A true copy-aftests =
ssaiian ss isa aaiIisSn attorneys for complain
June H. lsS7' iel2 lswtv
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To the Justices If the County ofdenricc;
SiTS: To-day being the ninety-fTst
anniversary Of the independence Of the
United States, and certain witnesses
summoned before your courts having ex-
pressed desire to avail themselves Of
the privilege of celebrating the day, the
major general commanding directs that
you adjourn your courts until tomorrow.
am, sirs your obedient servant,
J. l. IATHBONE, A. A A. Gen.
We cannot begin to think how Gen.
Scofield could have allowed himself 10
issue such an order. OF all DAYS in the
year, the fourth Of July was dedicsted to
the liberation Of men from any charges
whstever which might Rbridge their
privileges. If any man was charged
with crime he was entitled TO have
his case examined and pronounced
upou forthwith. The constitution
allows this. The constitution NAV
be OF small account in the estima-
ton Of Gen. Seofield; but it may be
found that large portion Of the people
will stand by il and swear by it, until 1t
is utterly set aside BY the radical faction
in congress. Let this be as il may, the
constitution for the present is the law OF
the land, and congressman and senators
dsre not, without poeieyg, contravene its
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lqteiigeneer.
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4 FTTFR Rs testaruentary having been granted
l 4 10 the undersigned, executor OF the last
vi and testament Of william ID. Ferguson,
deceased bv the honorable county Court OF
shelby county, Tenn, az the June term thereof
I,eT. notice IS hereby given to ali Persons hold
ing claims against the estate OF said deceased
10 present Them TO the undersigned, properly
probated within the periOdspecihed By law, or
he same will be barred.
Persons indebted 10 the estate will please
make prompt payment OF such debts, other
wise steps viii be taken to enforce the same
without delay.
L. v. DIXON, Executor.
Jrr,e % l267 len tawfW
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PIN Chapter. No 4 Meets "a Monday OF each
month-Odd-Fei HaH. J. Wheeler,
II. 2. u. 4. Eaynter, SC.
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Classical and Mathematical
S CHooL FOR BOYS,
In .fIbemnrls Co,,nfu. Z.
SECOND SESSION 1s67-a.


THIs senooI Is located one and a-hslf miles
i nom Green wOOd Depot on the Virginia
Central Railroad and fifteen miles west 0r
Charlottesville and the University OF Virginia.
The location g well known a. Lr. Gessuer5 tar-
rlson, heVW M DlnWiddie,8rd d Prof 81 waTi B.
Smi formerly conducted schools al This place.
Previously IL was popular summer resort,
cOnd ucied by John ;. CCcke. ESQ. Being slfu-
sied m one OF the most beautiful porficns oF
Mbemarle county, IN the mid-t OF q refined
ana tut~. igent community. remote nom ulaees
or dlssl patton. and convenient 10 Churches uud
sabbath schools OF the leaging deudr1ius-
tions Il POSSESSES rare advantages for Boys
The e.-urse of study is designed to be thorough
aud comprehensive m Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the Ems .isl1
Branches, snd also TO embrace the G. eraents of
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Principal was educated at lhe University
OF Virginia. and has had an experience OF
nearly ten yeas in teaching IN schools Or hish
grade in this state, including Dr. Gessner EIsr-
rIsOns school, Bloomdeld Acadernv. lynch
Hunters private school
The Associate Principal was also educated AZ
the University OF Virginia, and has had az ex-
perienee OF eight year. in taschfnr in lie
Southern States-fOTmerly in Fdeevorth F.--
male Seminary. North Carolina. more recently
The following recommendation OF our school
by Professors Of the University Of Virginia,
Is respectfully submitted:
USEyxRsrTY or VIRGINIA, April :. 1867
In vleW Of cur personal acquaintance with
Messrs Il. y, Z, and A J. Wood, Sc do not
hesitate cordially to recommend tlflr school
70 ne eonndenee and RatrouHge Of tne public,
= Maupin, d. Scheie De We're,
Wm- H. MrGufey, J. S. DAVIS,
Francis II. smith, J. y. Mirror,
j. l. Cabell, b. L. DilderslaeVa,
C. 5. Venabls, Wm. +. Peters.
i II r NJ g:
For board and tuition, including fuel wash
ing aud lights fOr the session OF ten months
two hundred and seveuty-five go dollars I'M
Currency. Hayments One-half IN advartas rs1-
ance on the lAt OF February.
The sessions commence on the lsf OF Seufann-
Der and close on the 18th OF June. Pupils viii
be received at any time during The session.
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Bows
from distance will be allowed TO remain esur-
Ing vacation as boarders in the family Of tne
Principal
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot Greenwood TO the school imluedi-
RtelY upon arrival.
Sc Only two boys in room.
2. y Greenwood Depot AIbemarlecounty,
Virginia. ie5tf
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The cZar was so lavish in his ex-
penditures that he had TO borrow money
IN raf1lrn homo
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rsyFE. creditors Of the esi ate Of Z. NJ. Appieby
1 are hereby notified that have suggested
fie insolveucv OF said estate 70 the CLERK Of the
con NV Court Of Tipton county, TeRnessee, and
the creditors OF said estate are notified 20 hle
their elaiynE duly authenticated, within six
months nom the date hereof, OF IN notice viii
Sc dled Ia bar OF the same.
- 50 7. 3. DAENIEI., Administrator.
Aprn iEs, isz' sPisu
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Mempnls, Tenn.
No. l2lS-J. Mason Campbell ct al vs.. JnO.
Nelson et al.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendant Lisiua W. Organ has departed
this life since the commencement OF said sui ,
and that Therese Lou Sc Organ is her heir At
law aud nonresident Of the State OF Tennes-
zee. It Is therefOre Ordaret. that said Therese
Louise Organ make her appearance herein, at
Z he courthouse IN the city Of Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the first Monday IN August, ls57, {,
ard plead, answer or demur to complainant 5
bill, show cause why said suit should not be
revived against her, or the same will be taken
for confessed rs to her, and set for hearing ex
parte, and that copy OF this Oraer be pub
lis ed once week, for f0ur successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Attest: AU6USrON ASTON,
Clerk ana Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Hei>ken. Scott & Heiskell, Solicitors for Com
plalpant iy3 IaW4w
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Dissolution.

usHF Law Firm ~ HAYNES. HEATH s.
1 lFWIs Is this day dissolved. The uunu-
tshed business OF the nrm viii have the az
Tent on OF each OF ms until 81 is closed up.
Landon G. Haynes has associated with him,
IN the practice Of the law, m an its branches,
MS son- -fn-lap Francis u. stockton, and hisson.
Hobert W Hayues and The style oi their firm
is HAYNES. STOCKTON a HAYNES. offices
IA "Vlncents Buiiding," corner last Court
and Second streets . 49,
n r. iseath aun A. N. Lewis are associated
In the practice OF the law, in az iis branches
and may be found al ihe OLD Once, southeast
corner ~ Eeeond and IIIion streets, up stairs
! be style OF their firm is HE AIlt LEMlS.
The parties may be consulted ln regard 70
the old business at their res oeetlvs- o4iices
LANDON e. HAYNES,
K r. HEATH,
A. n. i.EMl5
June Is, 1857.
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DR. MoRTIMoRE.
OfIlee-ROOm NO.23, WOFsham House,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

GPECIAL NOTICE. viii be at the IUEA
1uesuays and Wednesday,, each week rom
and after this date until the FIRST Of septem-
b,r next ttSt7) Those who desire TO meet. con-
suit ana place themselves under my trattrneut
there, can do so. Those who prefer coming to
this city, csn consult r0e. at my Office here,
Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each week
Ny extensive practice, and successful treat
mebt Of all forms Of CHE0ETC DISEASES IN the
south for many years past-especiaily the last
six years in this city-is sufficient guarantee to
those who are yet afflicted, to Justify confidence
IL my ability 10 accom- pi1sn al that medical
skill and remedial aid can do
do not profess TO perform MIRACIEs Z" by
the laying on OF The hands" /" NOR CAN ANY
have infiuenee only upon the cTedulous and
weak minded Ny treai ment. OF all case, is
based upon proper scientific medical skill,
aided By LIE devotion and extensive eNperI-
euce.
ny charges are moderate In every ease-far
more 50 than many others or the profession
who make the euort and yet FAIL TO cure.
For many ears past have No 3e the follow
ing my principal sPECfALIIfES, viz
CONsU APIION, and Yarifu diseases OF tla
Juuzs ana Throat.
DISEASE OF THE LIVER,
DIzEASS OF THE HEART,
DISEASE o. THE KIDNEYS
CHRONIC Disc ASES Of StoEa-
ach and Bowels,
DYSPEPsIA-{ Indigesti0nl.
RHEUAfATISN-all IS various forms,
NERVOUS aEADACHE, EPILIPSY.
GENERaL LDEBIlITI-NervUns A r
fnetiOns.
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The editor Of the Crescent patheti-
ealiy laments the probable demise of q
superior cat missing from his Office, but
offers a handsome reward for his or her
return 10 his sanetum " il she has es-
caped pizened sassages.
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MONDAY. AUGUST 18th, Is8z.
Educational.
RY the action ef the Trustsesof the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the tive Schools have been cons0lldatsI-
Inc buildings aud grounds belonging TO tIlarl.
W III De thoroughly repaired aut can aec8r1rl
Gate from 10 70 so pupils. A liberal pstr0uae..
can be commanded, and the Trustee are t.lst.--
f1lnet % bnild up first class Fen ale scHoof-
Ley Wla1 70 engage a competent PriuefEIal
with corps OF Teachers FOR the Literarv fe-
parttncnt- At the head of the Mu-lafl Ta.--
A-Inent il "A Professor who has most success
iully been connected with the Schoos lor fTf.-
last ten ears The attention of wei quaI-fef
candidates for permanent situation si1s = r.7-
si;iOn that can be made to pay Is zslieirfla
Applications with vouchers will be co...I iaT--7
until the ETst August next.
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TN Offering OUR BITTERS 10 the Southern
public, we have no hesitancy In asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
sion in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern = compounded with q
special adaptituds 20 the varieus types OF
stomacic arrangements prevalent IN our
climate.
Itisa gentle stimulant 70 the system amer
undergoing severe illness.
1t Is cure for Dyspepsia
II assists Digestion.
II cures DiaTThea aud Cholera Morbus.
Il Is preventive for Chills aud Fevers-
Itts an invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
It's a Ho1z enterprise. and possesses true
merit.
81 Sold everywhere
o. H. EBBERT q Co..
Sole Proprietors.
feble II Memphis. Tenn.
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LETTER FRo7 BoBERT TO1MBs


CINCINNATI, July S.-The West and
South contains the following letter from
Robert Toombs, dated Washington, Ga
enclosing the platform Of the Ohio state
sovereignty party, adopted here on April
I3:
M Dear Sir: Your letter was duly re-
ceiyed, and would have been before re-
piled to but for my absence from home.
Having but recently arrived in the Uni-
ted states, / know nothing Of your pro-
posed organization, what it was for, or
who were in it, when ! wrote my reply
to yours OF the 9.h ultimO. After the re-
ception Of yours of the 9th instant, with
the proceedings of the Cincinnati con-
vention, accept, with the greatest pleas
ure, the position 20 which ! have been
assigned, and will cheerfully give my
utmost efforts to promote, establish and
vitalize those principles.
The first Kentucky resolution contains
the principles of my whole political lie
/ have stood by them from my youth to
this year. l have maintained them in
peace, in war, in power sDd cut Of pow
er, in prosperity and adversely, and am
as ready to-day as ! wss thirty years ago
when l entered public life as nulliher,
to spend and be spent in the sacred cause,
AlQ III lLlA SACRIFICES o. al Sol y Adu btfu
a thousand times more than they have
been, 1 should consider them well spent
for lost cause rather thar sccept any
other Interpretation of the American
constitution. Therefore accept any man
as q brother, in peace or war, who will
honestly stand by and defend them.
will be with him as long as the weakness
Of nature will enable me to stand by the
truth of my own heart. Therefore, sink
or swim, survive or perish, ] am with
the Vest and South for the maintenance
Of the Cincinnati platform of April 18th.
I will take immediate measures to organ
ize the state Of Georgia on that basis, and
will urge true men of the so-called ten
rebel states to fall into line. You can
fully count on them. / have tried them.
/ will leave home 10 morrow with the
view of beginning the organization in
Georgia, ana eularging your subscription
as the means Of propagating true consti-
tutional ideas, and / will endeavOr to
send you subscriptions, from time to
time, as the organization is enlarged. /
regret nothing in tAe past but the dead
and the failure, and am to-day ready TO
use the best means l can command to
establish the principles for which !
fought.
I am, respectfully and truly, your friend,
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kentuekI NillIarf Instimfa

CfoL. r. T. p ALLEN. euperiufeuFe-f a.
- SISTED By an able faculty. me c-slsTsa al
studg A. that usuaiiy tauzhs ID the bfsf 1s'fry.
With special attention % lfdtneInsfIs - .71-i = -
~ Scisnces The academic Vear be-iT.s -,
the Isl Monday in September fthls Fsar sen-
IenDer y, coniiuuing without intern IsslCr
10 IS i48j weeks
80 Charge ior Tuition and BOARDING. fneIrsi-
ing ltghts, Fuei aud Washing feurreuevI- f5rea
hun1ieu ahd nlly dollars $50 per academic
geAF-ons-belf payable in advance. and fhs ra-
mainuer % the exp ration Of tye enfv Il1 1q-as.
Eo Address the Super IN q udeut az f, ~ .Iq-
Z. ~, trs.nkIin county, XIV e of't 'raE-s-n
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I + you want your Life or Property Insured
| eau amt see the Inducements we offer.
Office, Northwest corner Main aud MadiS0
81 reefs Memphis Tenn -lh1 I'm
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a. AND A.. SCOTTISH RIIE.
214 Front Stree.
HERwEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. J.
. Stated Communication "a "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry j. MoOdard, 3zd, G..
NJ. Charles II. Carroll. 18th. Sec.
MITHRAs LOdae OF Perfection, l4th.; No, 2
Meets ssh wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, 31d, g.. NJ. A. l., Franklsnd, a2d,
Sec.
CAsIPHIA CouncIl ofPrinces OF Jerusalem, 10Th;
No. l. Benz. K Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'. -
-, Sec.
Charles " Adams, I'D, NJ W.; III. Z. Tom
lnAOn. 80 g, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUFLEssEIs CouuclI Of E-h, 3Jth.,
No. l. Henry 2. WoOdard, SD, Comm. /;
William Z. Ciroie 32d. Rec q.
CONsIsrogY or WEST TENlsEssEE, 32d. John
Ainslie. S3d-, Comm. ia chief; Dodge e.
Trader SD Reg
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DISSoLUTIoNS.
Withdrawal,

OWING 10 continued bad health, 7 have
J withdrawn from the house OF SIkATFON,
GOYER q CO, from the Isl instant. Feeling
thankful fer lie eliDeral patron age bestowed on
the house would request con lnuance OF tire
same q my former parturrs-tEgy assuming
ali liabilities aud are intrusted with the clos
SH DUSsCOMB.
Memphis, ID July, 1867.
Referring 70 The above card, The undersigned
Will cOutinue the Whule-ais Grocery and Cot
toh FactoraEe businesa as heretofore, The style
OF the nrm gemalning unchanged
1T STRATTON,
&. W. COVER.
J. h. MCBA WITT
= \ THaHaH HHrH a1aa
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HEAD QuARTERs. STATE OF VGRGISIA
E E-.-L..L..-n " :. Il-.- j. l.--

No more rigorous or emphatic edict Of
the satrapy OF the south could be present
ed than the following order Of Gen.
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HERRER ANB HasoKIC CaLEyplR.
MAsONIODTREOTORY.

MASON 10 DIRECTOR I :
1667.
LODGES.
ANGER0NA, No. lG8. Meets lst Monday I'm
every month, at Odd-Fellows' Hall. Cor. Court
and Gain- u. Q. Trader W NJ Il. J. Tom
luson. Sec.
SOUTH NEMrHIg. No. us. Meets % Friday Of
each moutn-Hall. cor. Madison and Second.
J. T. SeIlars. W NJ; Benz. K. Pulieu, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No. 23s Meets lst Friday OF each
moutu-HalI. cor. Madison aud Second. John
Airslie, ". NJ. Il. =. wood ward. Sec.
HAMILTON. No. 293. Meets 81 Friday OF each
month-Odd-FeIOV Hall. p. ID. Stanley,
W. n " n. Butts, Sec
Ku.wTNNING. No. g4l (U d. Meets 4th Fridny
OF eacH muuih-3Ol Front street John j.
Worsham, S3i, W. NJ b. X PuIea, SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PIN Chapter. No 4 Meets "a Monday OF each
Fellows Han. j. Wheeler,
H. p; H Il. Payuter, Sec.
R. AND 8. n
EUREKA Council. No. 8. Meets Sd Monday Of
each month-Odd- Fellows Hal John Zent,
tn. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Zee.
TENPL.ARs.
CYRESE Cofnmaudery, No.4 Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Z5Ut, CON-; n. J.
MiEgiu, Rec.
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TuE sATEAPY IN FUIL BLOOM.

Il TOOMBS.
NJ NJ. CoRBY, Corresponding Secretary Dem
ocratic Central Committee.
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Masonic CoIlenn
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
T.RYrUdmr,-u ~

A RhANGEMESTS are IN pror-ass N A.
n eomulOdate Oae Hundred addlffaHai a.
ut-a I'd lils insllt1tion- Its well essabliel-lF
clafHcler for - system o. Discipline -rI-i
courst oi lnstrucfloa coflruausls Il - ff1s - ~
p9rt a. those who desire a thorough ard 49,,
t1sal eiiNe-ilon- lnformatiou vii 1e srcrl Isd
~ applieatlOn 70 the uudersignefi
FRANCS Ii. SMITH
t1y11 Z yeleleoHlset supEeriutautrut
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M
saa j ,k.lssas : sasi- a..-a.
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BROWNSVIIIE

j. eiigibiy inesied, being directly on the Ifneof
tie Memphis and Louisville RziIroad: .gsl-i
societyi nealthy. with q population or 7ls1
Inhabitants Town and eOunfy in q prosr-r1rs
cunaltionr having escaped the raYa-es cf tIe
late war. Address The undersigned
j. II. WOOD.
Secretary Board trustees
Brownsville Tenn. June q fsl7T i..ts ~
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GENFRAL DERIIl lTY-Ne-vnrs a - s.
FEMALE DISEASES

sCROFULOUs. and other dfseaasz
originating IL Impurities 81
the Blood and vital fsids
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

CYRESE Cornmaudery, No l. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Gent CON-; n. J,
Virgin, Rec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-11

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CHILDREN TEETHING. greatly facilitates the
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and spasmodc action, and is sure to regulate
the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will
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your infants. We have put up and sold this
article for years, and can say in confidence and
truth CT it what we have never been able to say
of any ether medicine-never has it failed in q
single instance TO effect cure, when timely
used Never did we know m instance of dis
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and speak in terms ofconl mendation Of its med
ical> effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter what we do know" after years of
experience. and pledge our reputation for the
futlmcnt Of what we here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering
from pain and exhaustion. relief will be found
in Is or 20 minutes after tho syrup is admins
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