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LOyALTY TO the Union Of the STATES
TO the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning: Obedience to and
maintenance of ali laws, State and Ma
tional, constitutionally enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpatior
and Oppression, Of one mai or many
and 10 al encroachments upon the right;
of freemen or Of States, OF upon the just
and constitutional prerogatives OF any
Department Of the State or Nahona.
Governments.
RESTORATION Of disfranchised citizens
to all rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the eotoreo
race Of all the rights of freemen.
No REGULATION by State or Nation
of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT OF Military Des-
potisms. no %enthroning Of martial law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habeas
Corpus. no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tsry Commissions, no Iettres de cachet,
in time Of peace.
STRICT sUBoRDTNATIoN Of the Military
to the Civil Power. rE
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
Of peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent TO prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty BY the revolutiOniZing OF the
Government, and to restore the Union Of
the States; and Of all that he has done
TO defend the Constitution and to main
tain the rightful supremacy Of the civil
law and charity and allowance for
vhst be has left uudoue or done smiss.
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.
6rA RE CONSTRUCTION journal in
the Province Of Mississippi insists that
the APPEAL ought to condne itself
strictly to what concerns Tennessee. and
not obtIude its opinions and advice upon
the people of that Province. AS we fail
to see any sufficient reason fer the sug-
g%estion, we shall for the present, at least,
decline to yield to it, and continue to say
what we think proper in regard to the
affairs Of any part of the South. The
course pursued by the State of Missis-
sippi heretofore, quite seriously affected
other States, and, amosg these, Tennes-
see and Arkansas. And if the States
which South Carolina and Mississippi
dragged into Secession and involved
in a war that has entailed upon
them i~ucalculable miseries and calami-
ties, harboured any resentment
against these hayward sisters, and
againsdhfe men who were s~eeessionists
per SC. and d~enouncers of submissioHists,
rom 1850 to 1861, and who precipitated
south Carolina u MISSISSIPPI into seees-
sion, they could wish those States no
heavier misfortune and no bitterer fate
than that they should voluntarily en-
brace negro suffrage, and accept the
vassalage demanded by the reoonstruc-
ton acts; nor those men any more cruel
punishment than to be instrumental in
~persuading their States to take that fatal
course, and set sail into the dark future
on the "~perhdious bark" Of reconstruo-
ton.
d" Built in the eclipse, and rugged with curses
dark"
For when the deed is done, and the
day Of repentance ma to the degraded
States, they will wreak a fearful ven
geanee on those who now persuade them
to their ruin.
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n wFsTERN TTRP C0NeRESs.

LOUISVILLE, ny, June - 1901.
Dear Turf: The turf congress which
adjourned from st. Louis to meet a
Louisville, so as To have all clubs and
associations represented, held its frs
session on this Tuesday evening. The
following clubs were represented BY the
following gentlemen:
The Nashville Blood Horse essOcia.
ton, Of Nashville, Tennessee, by Messrs
General W. @. Harding, w. II. John
son r. B. Cheatham, A. Turner and j
NJ Hinton.
The Laclede Blood Horse association.
Of st. Louis, Mo-, the following gentle
men were appointed rs delegates: Chss
McClaTen, Charles L. Hunt and Captain
George Ford the latter gentleman bsiGg
the only one present, however.
The Magnolia association, Of Mobile
Alabama, was represented by the follow,
ing gentlemen Thomas II. Taylor, VIM,
COtterelli Lewis L. Smith and VIM. II
Williamson.
The Buckeye club, OfCincinnati, Ohio,
was represented by Mr. r.. A. Alexan'
der. @
The Lexington association was repre-
sented by Col. John r. Wiley and A. II.
Brand.
The WOOdlawn association, OF Ken,
lucky, by ;. L. Fickl2nd, J. B. Parker,
Gen. A. BufOnd, r. A. Alexander, T. J.
Martin and Mai Mcdowell.
1t was moved and seconded, that Gen.
Harding be permanent president Of the
turf congress, which was accepted by
the general, who made some very appro-
Triate remarks on the interests OF the
turf. IL was moved by Capt. Ford that
each club be represented in this con-
gress by S viee-pnesident, TO be appointed
by the different delegates to this con
gress. This motion was adopted, and
the following gentlemen were appointed
As such:
C. W. Wooley, Of Buckeye club, OF
Cincinnati, Ohio; Gen. T. II. Taylor, OF
Magnolia club, OF Mobile; John r.
Wiley, Of Lexington association; Chss.
l.. Hunt, Eco, OF Laclede association, Of
81. Louie, Mo; r. b. Chatham, Of
Nashville blood horse association, Nash
vile, Tenn, aud Gen. A. BuloFd. of the
WOODLAND association, Of Louisville, KY.
II was then moved and seconded, that
str' Ward, Of Woodford, KY, be perma-
nent secretary Of this congress, Carried.
II wa then decided TO have an the clubs
comPosing this congress united under
one general name and after some dis
cusslon, Ten. Buford proposed that the
cluus % associations forming this con-
gIess De known as the "south and wegt
turi congress association which was
adopted. The object Of this association
% De- 70 encourage the Improvement OF
mat most valuable o. all animals. the
morse and ia order 20 accomplish this
great purpose, we deem it importaatthat
ihh congress shall, in concert and haF-
mony, 50 arrange their respaefiva surfao
and fall meetings as shall in he leas3
possible degree conflict With each other.
Tie third article taken notice Of was.
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WASHINGTON. June 19.-In the Sur
raft trial Judge Fisher declined TO order
the prosecution to disclose to the defense
a list Of the witnesses; also. refused the
application made by counsel for the de-
Tense, that they who have been citizens
for ten days and inhabitants six mouths
preceding the election, and last three
months a resident of the county, have a
right 10 vote that all persons who have
been or may be convicted of bribery, or
having received brides for votes, or any
infamous crimes, and all deserters, be ex-
cluded from suffrage; referred.
HEARTS CONTENT, June 1.-THE
steamer Chiffon, which arrived betA
Sunday, proceeded Monday to grapale
for the ends of the broken cable. At 7
pm. the Irish end was recovered, tested,
and found to be perfect. After necessary
bu0yiug, renewed preparation for Crap
ping the Newfoundland end, which was
also obtained, and at 8 Am. to-day the
two ends were spliced and communiea-
lion restored.
ALBANY, n. Y, June l9.-In the
Constitutional convention a motion
made that the committee on rights Of
suffrage be instructed TO inquire and re-
s1AA AAI N1kHAAEANJ Vi t4Al4lAhk AlE
elective franchise to all native born
citizens OF the states between the ages Of
ten and t~weRty-0ue, was laid on the
table.
a motion that the constitution be
amended 50 as to allow every male citi-
zen twenty-one years Of age suffrage,
vas referred.
A motion instrueting the committee
on eSTeation TO inquire into the expe-
SieGEy Of making education compulsory,
was referred.
LOUISVILLE, June l9.-The river is
falling slowly with six feet water in tBa
Canal.
NEW ORLEANS, June ls.-A psper
published at GsudaloUps, concludes an
article on Europe as follows: Hereto
fore she threatened US. Now she ina
plOreS Us. Before she looked upon ss
with contempt nov she is on her knees
before ". The heads of Macmillan and
his generals aye impeTiOusiY demanded
by the Mexican natioR.n The Mexican
press congratulate themselves that no
European power hereafter will be able to
c0erce them either into paying debts or
any other way. So far they have said
nothing about the United States.
COLUMBUS, o., June I9.-The republi-
can state convention to day nominated
x. b. Hays foF governor.
NEW YORR, June l9.-The Express
has the following through q private
source It is said Jusres, having heard
Of a pronunciamentO issued by the gov
ernoT Of Tampico in favor Of Santa
Anna, dispatched q large force against
the former place. On the morning of
the 9Th IuareZ, Gen. Heroiass and
Faron attacked the fort Of Iturbide. The
small garrison shouted the war-cry,
81 Vive Santa Anna" "Vive Ia Repub-
lica," repulsing the party, killing a large
number and causing the rest TO fly.
Juarez went TO Panneo, where they re
manned awaiting reinforcements from
QlIeretero, which we're expected to reach
them by the 10th.
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From the New York T~rlbgne.J
As 70 the two millions OF " implacable
rebels las aorid and veuomOus to-day
as they ever were-our idea is, that the
fret work in order Is to separate them
from that great body OF southern Uhjtes
rho Were formerly rebels, 6ta are re6Gs
no LONGER. So long IS the two millions
are mixed up and c~onfeunded with sew
eral other millions with whom they
have some traditions but no aspirations
IN common, it will be possible 20 deal
firmly II not sternly with the implaea-
ole, negro-hating, rioting, school-house.
burning minority but not till then. So
long as the stil disloyal minority shall
be COMPOUNDED with the reconstructed
majority, the former will defy and
escape the discipline they so urgently
need.
We would proclaim and render effect
ual a universal amnesty for al acts not
forbidden by the humaner laws Of war,
ubseh pere committed Wkite War actually
ezisted but we would deal promptly,
deeisively, vigorously, With all who still
persist in acts OF violence or terrorism,
melted by the spirit Of rebellion. We
would be swift on the track Of the two
millions, not for what they did prior to.
Lee and JohDstonis surrender, but fer
what they have done and are doing since.
II We caught Quantrell, we should deal
With him not As a rebel, but as q rObbsr
and murderer. So with the a~ssassins Of
Memphis, New Orleans, etc. avery
where and always we would have u
derstooo that there is obliyion f1r the
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MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-The eottor
market is sitter, 244c; receipts 500 bales
exports, Sb4 baies Sugar, prime Louis
isiana, I64@l4c; Cubs, HE. Molassei
is held At 47ltG50c. Flour is 8 little
steadier, but too irregular for accurate
Quotations. Corn dull yellow anC
mixed, s5e; white, 95cGSI. Oats ar,
| Dropping; sales at 75c. Pork dull anC
nominal at s2s 25. Lard, I2kaI3ae
Bacon, shoulders retailing at I0fc: hit
! sides, 113c; clear sides, 122c. Gold was
I374 at three O'Clock; sterling, 4S5G523
New York sight, premium.
LOUISVILLE, June 19.-Tobaeco quite
| active; sales 3SS hhds; bugs, 81 75G5,
common to medium leaf, S6GI5; cutting
Leaf, S22G23 SO; manufactured, S25 so.
superfine flour, SO so. Wheat 50 @,
Corn, SHE. Oats in bulk, zoe. Pork,
s2l. Bacon, shoulders, 80 packed clear
sides, i2tc; sugar cured hams. I5le
Lard, l2lc. Whisky,S2 1902 20. Cotton,
Csc.
treasure bought $500, 900 of 1906,
Money easy; supply exceeds the de-
mand. Call notes, so. Sterling Quiet.
A8Gl0. Gold, SSt. Government bonds
steady. New Tennessee, 81; old. SO
Receipts of the s~ub-treasury, SIC, SO 4l,
sncluding &4i3, 900 for customs, and S92f .
900 in gold notes; payments, 2,543. O35 +.
balance, Sl32 e2l 404. :
ST. Louis, June l9.-Tobaceo steady
at SIlG4l; Tugs, S43G6; common leaf.
S6GIO2; factory dried do, S4G68; dark
filters, SSG15; medium bright do, S99l2l.
black wrappers. SI59S5; good and fine
bright leaf, S50975i fancy, S50975. Cot
ton nominal at 24c for middling. Flour
quiet and unchanged; fall superfine,
S7Gs so. Corn dull and lower at T5G92c:
Oats dull and lower at 64@8Tc. Rive
steady at S1@l O5. Mess pork, 81 509
.2f T5i bacon steady at Sc; shoulders
liz; rib sides, llfe; clear do, I23e
Whisky, 1902 05, free.
CINoINNATI June l9-Flonr dull and
unchanged family Sl1Gl2; fancy SlS
OLA. Corn dull and nominal at Use for
No. 1. Oats higher at SIC for No. 1.
Rye higher at 81 Is for Nc. L. Cotton.
dull middling 249243c. Whisky IN
changed soc in bond. Pork dull at S2I.
Bulk meats unchanged shoulders 73e
sides csc; bacon Sc , shoulders lie; sides
1l3912tc; clear rib and clear sides. 1870
1880 common 15al6c. Sugar hrm:aBd
Cnbs l29lSc hard refped l64
@l7c, Coffee firm 25928c for fair to
prime Rio.
: NEW York, June 19.-Cotton un-
changed sales POO bales upland 27c.
Flour duh 20G30c lower ; 81 S09S so SUI
state western. Whisky quiet
western. Wheat dull and droop-
ing s. % fer No. Milwaukee. Corn dail
81 O7Gf Il for new mixed western. Oats
dull 776s0c, western. Rye dull Hoo
srarofina- CnfFaa nuiaf aud cfood1
Sugar steady 10i9I15 Cuba; IlaaI2fc
Porto Rico. Molasses dun and dropping. |
Pork frm, N
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From the Peterburg 1naex.l

ANTI.MALARIAL BrrrERs This preparation
Of our neigbbOIs is making friends IN every
direction. Below Ve copy num the Richmond
Examiner an article in cO~mIpGDdatiOn Of them
Fortunately for US our health Is 50 good as not
to REQ Ire medic mes. and hence we cannot
speak Of them fr0m experience. but the gentle
men named below are bOtn known to Us, and
We are willing 70 endorse them:
Mary compounds ave been made by all
sorts OF phi a~nihrcpists to give tone to the
stomzeh. but most Of them have proved faux
mes. Not 50, bOweves, with The new discovery
in the Materia Medica OF D. T. Everts & 60, Of
Petersbnrg for, II we can place confidence in
TIE word Of well known gentlemen, the Anti
ATalariai Bitters, manufactured and sold By
these Gentlemen. approach nearer the euxir OF
lie than any other mixture thar has ever been
osfsred to the public. ~ is said 70 De a specific
for ChiIs and Fever, ana ali diseases arising
nom malsrial potsontng IN support OF the
sxeellenr curative and tonical qualities OF these
Ritfers. we have the free testimony Of Mr.. 8
N. Britton. Of ketersourg, anu Mr.. John
with Parks Of \ VI =. gentlemen whose
wOsd cannot be QUESTIONED a1ytseal Vha
- suffering nom any Of the Complaints to
which me stomach or digestive organs Is heir,
4, drink Freely q the : ntt Hatarial Biutass
sor sale r|P. y HuETTE a co.
jel8 In SIS Aain, corner Monroe
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lead pas but the most rigorous account
aoLnty ier the crimes aud outrages which
can no eager plead the license Of war.
no" zoe the Tribune propose to pun
ian persons guilty Of voting or murder
evens in Memphis? Tennessee Is sun
posed 70 pc q STATE; and all such
offences are offences against the peace
n dignity Of the State, triabIe in her
Courts alone. The Judge Of the Criminal
Sourt nere Is not a Rebel; and there can
be loyal Grand and Petit Jurymen
found. II there are such "assassins. y
why are they not indicted and tried ?
The reason undoubtedly is, that the
report OF the COMMITTEES Of the
House Of Representatives, upon the
riot here is a libel on the citizens,
based or testimony which the authors Of
1t knew was not worthy Of credit much
OF it, and that most relied on by the
Committee being the deposition Of Q
negro wench whose deprayity is perhaps
unparalleled. The Committee who re-
peated her lies became 40 better than
herself
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D. 7. EvERTS & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers l. PrOprietOFs.
PETERSBURG. va.
Read The following from among the
many Certificates received BY US:

FoRD's DEPOT, VA Nov. y, lsSa.
thereby certify that 1 have been suffering for
over two weeks from severe attacks Of Chills
and Feve. Tor which I had taken medicine
and gained but temporary relief, the chflls
coming on again in a FEW days The Anti-Aa-
larial Bitters were recommended 10 me, and L
commenced taking them at once, the u e OF
which was marEed by immediate and certain
relief rom chills, ia ce which time j ind my
manner.
lean conscienttOusly recommend the use of
these Bitters TO all suderers from Intermittent
Fever (ever and aguel, as a certain cure
A. s. Walden.
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AUCTION.

So We beg 70 eau special attention to the
s1biolnsd notice OF the large and fmporfans
e9,S z P-0 MEL lngssssd and es9ssaay loestsd
po0edt 20 the Atn Cay Of June, IN ~csnsedusnea
o. tho abssues Of the Irustes on the CAV drf
FIVE WILL FINISHED THREE STORIED
BRICK IENENENTS. each coutaiuinr fe1
reonses which must always Re in demand ~
central locality. The sale being positive and
without reserve, bidders may aitPnd Win con
adsaee, and, thoagh a Trust sale. he uus l.
not the least in dispute;
Trust Sale.
III pursGancs OF the provisions OF a Truss
4 Deed 70 me eNeeuteG ~ A. Street on l7th
day Of November. 1853, and which : duly regis
tered In the Eegistrrs Office OF shelby COUNTY
IN Book No g. Part 1, pages Ea. IS and ~
made b. ths Hon william NJ Smith. judge of
the Cnaneefy Court Of Memphls, on 2d dav OF
wherein Charles J. sssy AM ofbsr are so1
p~lainants. ard A. street and other are se snd-
antk. I viii At the S0uthWesf corner Of the in
Memphis On The I'm 4 o. June. Is7. b-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and 3
o.e!oek pm q said day, pEoesed to
cst bidder, upon the terms harslrarer
mentioned, the following q seribed Lafs- %
Land, togeth VITA thetaProTemenfs thereon.
see. viz; Being Lots Nos - ma "a. Is known
OF the map OF We phis, and bolndod a. fol-
AOhna DrEAAlAUa ~ the 2NAInAnHL HuFuEF o.
the inten cu % Poplar and Sc oud streets,
running thence West with the south line OS
Eita second stree rex feet 70 a stake thsres
West 10 eet 70 a alley thence with
said alley 10 ret r. M Intersection OF he
alley thence East with said aIsy 20 Second
street: the &c With Seccnd street 49, tel 70
tie beginning Excephng and s1chldia0. how
ever, from said Lot, thai part convsyed and
reltnqlsaed on tie 5th day OF March, Is O By
the undersigned and Brinkiey q Dougharty. 70
A - eef. bounded and described follows.
viz: BeHnniug ar the south at corner or OF
70 - az The lufe5ee1nn o. the North sire %
The nrst a ley south Of Poplar rtreet With the
West SIDE o Second street; then e North
" ndly with IVES side Of s -ond street = feet.
more or less, % q point AZ which sid West side
running through the center OF the middle
parallel wall from East to West. Of three <torv
brick butdiug, embracing two "a row
In said lot No -; theme from said point of
side or the first alley. WsSt 81 Seennd sfraes
thence with the East side OF aid lasr men-
toned alley Ssut3Wardiy. . feet more Or e..
70 The point o. Intersection Of the East side q
OF the first alley south OF Poplar sreet-said
point OF Intersection being the SOufhEs<r cor
ner Of lot No %; thence eastwErdly WITH ne
East ode o. The said last mentioned alley. IEL
said properly VII be sold On tbe Iloxin
terms, Vlz= onefourth n the purchase money
cash, and The ~ ance on q credit o four and
eight months for which the purchasers viii Be
security, and a len nxEwise 70 Be retained On
the property % seeuns these deferred pay
meuts- me equfts o redeEufio Is waived.
and The title IS believed % Be perfect, bat I
n J. WICK7 Trustee.
ROYs ER, f~REzsvAST Co, A-netlonssrs.
my& ID
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= -gV nraDERs or THE APPEAL

A
IA constantly eDlarging circulation OF the
APPEAL, and the generous support given &c
both the Daily and Weekly issues by city anc
country. assure the propuetos Of the genera
spproval by the public Of It's course since II
came into ther hands.
It's Pass Is the pledge it offers for the Future
II will continue to e~ndeavour, in accordance
with the motto which II has adopted, 10 say
those ruings only that are true and honest IL
has but a single Client, the People OF the South
and If win endeavor to advise It's readers
wisely. In that IL may Offer fail its opln-
ions shall always be honest D conscientious
at least 80
Those to whom its conduct is entrusted VAL
continue TO endeavor 10 make the APPEAL &C
ceutsble 10 IS readers, and desirable as a me
dium for advertising. The Masonic column
viii hereafter appear every saturday and on
every sunday reading appropriate 70 that day
and the proprieto1 hope. by close attention 70
the fairs Of the papers and ONCE, 10 still en-
ti.le IT TO the support and confidence OF the
Deople. on which alone 1t depends
JOHN =. &. HOGAN g. co.
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NEW

MASONIC NOTICE.-The
w officers and members OF Leila ~
scott Lodge, No. $50, will meet at theXX
Hail OF south Memphis Lodge, No M
LIS This Ihussday) Evening at a. W
O'Clock, for labor in the Fellow Craft fegrees
Oficers and members Of sister Lodges and
transient brethren ID good standing are ma
ternally invited.
By order Of JOHN ". n.
Il. r. WoooARp. secretary. lem n
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The following certificate from s. W. Britton.
Esq, speaks for itself;
PETEssBURe, VA, March, 1867.

Gents IL is with pleasure that I can add my
timo 10 that now almost universally
borne as to the merits Of your Anti Maiarfal
Mi. ers. had been suffering from constantly
reerrring attacks OF Chil1s and Fever for
nearly Twelve months, and during that time I
behave that l have tried every remefy ever
mmen for that disease, aktng advan
tase. as vel. OF the advice OF the best physi-
clans in the country, but without any benefit
I hive simply TO say that fused this medicine
and waS ent rely cured. Let no sufferer from
this disease fail 10 try this remedy, and he viii
be surprised at the immediate and a ire relief
he viii receive. s, w. BRITTON.
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NEAR FORT CLIFroNs VA Nov. " fS0G
Dear Sfr:-Having a severe attack of Chius
contracted on the Lower AppOmattoK river, I
tried yourA nti-Malarial Bitter, and in a week
was relieved entirely rom them. i chesrfuliy
recommend IL 60 those who are bothered with
this disease. Respectfully and truly yours.
K HUGEE.
E t. EvERrs, Petersburg, Va.
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d. 7. VERTss
SIR Living been induced to try your valu.
able medicine in a severe case OF Asue and
Fever. contracted on the AppJmattox river, 1t
gives me great pleaSu e 70 state that 10 gave me
entire relief almost i"nstantaneously, after sui.
fering $ me months n tying variOas doctors
and remedies. Twill here recommend all who
are suffering from The Shove, 20 give It a fair
trial. Respectfully yGuFs,
INU MNTHE PARKS Nnrfnk Va
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As a Tonic and PrOphyIactiC
THIS REMEDY IS WITHOUT EQUAL.

Severe cases Of Indigestion, DerRngements OF
Absorption and Assimilation, hihoUsueSs. I'm
eariness, DisteusiOu, weight and Pain In the
region of the stomach, Loss Of appetite, Lass
t~trculsJion, Loss OF Blond, SyncOpa, Nervous
lrTttahnity- Mortal Depression, cts, occurring
10 q ualaF al district, or in a patient who has
gpeuG some time where Chils and Fever nre-
vail, wiz readily yield to the use OF this une-
Qualed Medicine.
Our own confidence in the merits of these
Bitters, aided 20 a testimony uCivsrsal in the
Gaze OF sufferers who have used them, and
accord to the Remedy their unqualified APP
prevail has lndGoed ps, az a very large expense,
this sFacIe nom the original recipe, which
Tselpe has been experimental upon and salts
iaetolily proven 10 be superior to any COM
pound in the treatment of the above men
TONED diseases, by one OF the most learned
Physicians in the United States.
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The late REV. DR.. HAYES, of Hart
ford, said, shortly before his death, that
he would like TO De young again if for
nothing more than to improve the oppor-
tunities now open to young men, who
enjoy privileges so far superior to any
known in the past generations.
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GENERAL STOCK AUCTIONEER. NO. ~
u Madison street. Memphis. Tenn Salss
daily. Good srabiing and me Male .Isri.
Dealers IN wasans and drst and second hand
Harness Liberal advances mnde ou an nr0p-
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