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ANOE1SoOHN, OAA :" DOOAiNAsj
COTTON FACTORS,
GROCERO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. SSs FRONT STREET,
CORNER OF UNION. MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. l. 1856
We have this day associated with US in busi-
ness, Mr.. IL. NJ. BUGHER. under the name and
style Of Anderson, Gay Bugher.
ANDERSON d GAY.


DEAR SIR:
We would respectfully call your attention to
our card above. Having been long engaged in
the Grocery aud Cotton Factorage business in
this place with perior facilities for the trans
action Of the same, and an Intimate knowledge
or the wants OF the planting community, we
feel confident We can conduct your business 70
your advantage and entire satisfaction. Our
GROCkRY DEtPARrM h.NT, with the increased
fac iities at our command, together with our
long experience IN the trade, We can guarantee
10 our friends and customers a fun and varied
slock Wbicn will enable US at all times to MI
their orders promptly AMI at the lowest market
rates One OF our house win devote his entire
time and attention 70 the sale Of COTTON.
Having = thorough knowledge OF the same, and
being sellers only, we can At all times obtain the
highest market prices. We are prepared 70
make advances on Cotton consigned to US. AL
conslRnInents OF Cotton viii be covered with
insurance in our open policy, unless otherwise
or,lered By a strict attention 10 business we
trsrst 70 merit continuance Of the liberal pa
tronags already extended us Selecting share
al voilr busI ness we remain, very Respectfully
ANDERSON, GAY a BuSHER.
MEMPHIS, TEEs., Sept l, 1855, lsei4-
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
DAILY a WEEKLY
pRTCr an sTrB4CRIPTION,

BENJAMIN L. DILL.
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NETE are Agents for the Richland Ma1ufac-
wv turing Company, tPuIaski, Tenn..) and
will keep fnli supply OF thsir make Of Cotton
Yarns and ~ ShestinR, which VIII be ssid to
the Trade at the lowest rates. These are the
best goods made.
sogTHWoRra 4 KNIGHT,
sulR- ~ Aain street.
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Clerical Advertising.

The follow ing side cut at clerical adver-
tising is by the New York correspondent
Of the Louisville Courier:
Clerical advertising has gotten to be
an institution with us nowadays. If a
pill doctor wants to obtain nOtOriety he
will obtain certificate from some
one OF our popular divines, and guack's
fortune is made. The same can be said
of hundreds of nostrums, with long
" certificates " appended To their labels
from Rev. DR. SO-sud-SO. - Not long
since, a friend Of ours returned from san
Francisco, bringing twenty OF thirty spec
linens of rich quartz. They were given
To him by a notorious speculator I'm
the gold city 10 present TO some
clergVmen, who would form q COM
pany tO buy the mines al cost OF SluO,-
600. and If he was successful he would
present this friend with 50 600 for his
trouble, and give the clergyGen So, 900
also. For the honor of this friend, how
ever, / will state he has not yet offered
the " specimens n to any pulpit
expounder. The latest dodge in this line
here is the clerical way Of advertising
theaters where rather loose plays are
being enacted, the white-necked genius
pretending to expose the naked truth
10 a congregation who never, perhaps,
would think Of visiting such place were
their attention not called To it 10y pas
| tor, who may have been subsidized by q
shrewd theatrical manager.
On another subject, somewhat kindred
| TO the above, the same correspondent dis
courses as follows
Total depravity crops out in this big
city in all sorts of shapes and hUes. II
is not always confined TO the unlettered
and untutOred, and the following incl
dent will prove it: There is an elderly
gentleman employed in the customhOuse,
on a salary Of $1,000 year. His position
was obtained for him by his son, who Is
quite politician, with the understand
/ ing that the son should receive half the
salary This was agreed TO, and for over
three years the agreement bas been lived
up to by the old gent. The latter, find
| ing his expenses exceeding his share Of
| the salary, few weeks since begged his
son to allow him the whole Of the salary
| he earned, which request this dutiul %
son refused to accede TO, grut1ly telling
| the old man - if he didn't want the
place there were plenty who would be
| glad Of it on the same terms This, per
/ haps, would be fair case for the con-
| gressiunai committee.
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The Petersburg Jrpress contains the
following notice Of an important decision
recently rendered Virginia:
The opinion Of .he district court OF sp-
beals, i'm the case of Tucker VS.. Watson,
McGill & Co, and the same vs.. Brodnax
& Lyon, published in full in the Express
of yesterday, is of no little Importance
to southern debtors against northern
creditors. The point established by the
decision is that during the war between
the United States and the Confederate
States, all interest on the Indebtedness
Of either party, not being recoverable as
it accumulated, cannot be legally col
lected now that the war is over. AS the
Indebtedness Of southern to northern
parties is known to have been very con-
Siderable at the commencement Uf hos
tilities. the effect Of this decision will be
to wine out very large amount Of debt.
How far the decision in this case VIII
be availed of il is impossible to do more
than form a conjecture. As a class there
are no more honorable men in the world
than the merchants Of the south. Had
they not been ruined by the war, we
believe they would, with individual eX-
ceptiOns, perhaps, have paid both prlu-
cipal and interest TO the last dollar. In
their PROSTATE condition the northern
merchants have treated them not only
with lenieney but with the greatest lib
erality. Instead of depressing them
they have been willing to compound on
the terms proposed by the southern
creditor. and even to open new accounts.
Merchants are generally men Of liberal
dealings, and their forbearance. under
the present circumstances, cannot be too
highly commended.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Memphis City Transfer Co.
oMNIB Us LINE.
Office, No. 10 Monroe Street.

A ARRANGEMENTS hive been made by which
n ,Te are enabied 10 dive Checks for Baggage
to all points from Hotels and Private itehl.
daHces to persons purcf asing hAiIEOAD duo
OMNIBUS TICKETS al the
Memphis and CbarleItOn Railroad Oficei
NO. 13 Court street:
Memphis and Louisville Railroad Ofiee,
30. 2S7 ia Main street, or az
Mississippi and TeHnsssee Railroad Ohlee,
No. Jefferson ihFeet.
PROMPT attention always given TO ALL
CALLS lett at eitFer OF the above ofhces. or az
fil.s office. by persons Wishing 90 go upon any
train running over either OF tue Railroads cen
teriDg at Memphis.
GEO. r. SINPsoN, Agent. decl4
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TERMs % WEEKLY.

As an mduce1neut 10 get up clubs, we have
adopted the following scale OF prices, which are
rs low as our current office expenses Will admit
Of:
One Copy, one year $ 90
To cluts OF ten or uore, each 5U
twenty OF more, each %
Tsrari1bIll iH adtsuace.
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Masonic cOnclaVes in this city:
MASONIC NOTICE,
At meeting of the Recording officen'
Of the various Masonic Bodies OF TIM
city, the MENPHIs DAILY APPEAL was
adopted as the Organ OF the order fol
the city OF Memphis.
BsN. X. PULIus. SECRETARY south Memphis
JoHs BsaNIsI, Secretary Ansarons Lodge
II p. W. wco6wARD. Secretary Leila Scott Lodge
d r fJ-Trs secretary Hanilton Lodge, No. 2ss;
=. K. pUDLEs, Secretary Kilwinning Lodge
w.D. PETsrsR Recorder Penn Chapter, No. =
y J. WIGGIS. Rsc>.-deT Eureka Council, No.
n. J. WIGdrS, BsCorder Cyrsne OOmnandsry,
Il 7. ToSLISsoN, Secretary Hernes, No. l. L..
p. A.. A. = {. r..
A F. FRANELASD, Secretary Ntthias, No. 2, L..
p A.. A.. -. r..
h. n. PULLRS, roF Council p. OF j. A. A q.
-. r.
n. p WooDvARD. for Chapter -. p. OF Rose
trOlN de h. A. A. ; E. r..
D. C. TRAnBE, Sor-. Csnsisiory OF s.. P. X.
s. A.. A. s.. r..
No efforts viii be spared on the part Of
the publishers of the APPEAL to merit
this flattering evidence Of the confidence
and good will Of the Masonic fraternity ;
aud in addition 10 standing directory
Of all Masonic institutions in the city-to
be corrected As often a. may be neces-
sary-it is intended TO devote column
or more each Sabbath 10 such Masonic
Intelligence, or topics, rs il is hoped may
prove interesting and instructive 10 the
Bretheren.
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The semi-annual dividends of the New
York banks exhibit great prosperity.
The highest is that Of the Broadway,
which announces u per cent. Thef Chat
ham comes next with s FER cent. the
Tradesmen's, y per cent; the Park, Z
per cent. The other rates are and 5
per cent. respectively; the only one be-
low these being the Phoenix, which pays
per cent. OF the savings banks the
East River yields the highest interest.
The United States Trust company and
the Farmers Loan pay each 5 per cent;
the Union 4 per cent. Some quarterly
dividends are large; the Bulls Head
bank pays per cent, with p extra the
Panama railroad 6 per cent; the Hart
ford and New Haven and Fort Wayne
respectively 4 and p per cent. The Pa
cifc Mail, Which has recently paid a
quarterly dividend Of per cent, delights
its stockholders with handsome stock
dividend.
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one month 5 90
~ All advertisements considered due after
the hrsl insertion.
ns- Eight lines Of solid nonpRren constitutes
q square.
RE- All advertisements iu the Srecial Notice
column will be charged - cents per line.
aG- Marriage and death notices published ae
OF her advertisements
nfl Advertisements 60 he inserted in the
Weekly paper only. ora irregular intervals in
either of tlle papeTs, will he charged 81 per
st1unre for each and every insertion.
&c All advertisements not marked for "a fpe-
cial time viii be discontinued at the end OF enc
week.
RE- Ail advertisements for the APPEAL must
b- handed in at the Clerks desk.
Rs- Transient o1tsrfigemet,s must be paid for
if uduunCc.
na- No advert semant Will appear In the
Weekly paper unless hy special contract.
re- Our friends are requested % use their best
efforts % send ~ subscribers. and iii uF our
lists and also 20 forward any items OF news
that may be Of sufficient local importance To
warrant their publication.
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GROVER & 3 AKER'S
CELEBRATED
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES!
Why Grover & Bakers Machine is Best

I 10 Is more simple, durable, and less liable 10
!. arrangement than Others
p 10 sews from ordinary sp0Ols, and no re- wind
ing of thread is necessary.
g. ID sews with equal nlrility all fables, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. It's se,tm Is 50 strong aud elastic that Il never
breaks, even ON the bias.
5. u fastens both ends of the seam by its own
opera ion.
g. Us seaui, though cut at every sixth stitch,
mains arm, and neither uss or ragels in Its
wear.
:. IL seam Is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness after washing better
Than any other.
s. it, seam can be removed in altering garments,
after proper Inspection, without picking or
cutting them.
g. WR'ching and vary ing the tensions upon the
threads, necessary in other m schines, is IN
necessary in this. The tension being once 8d-
justed ON the Grover 4 Baker Machine, any
amount OF sewing may be 0one without
change
10. Ii makes beautiful embroidery without any
change o. arrangement, simply by inserting
threads OF suitable sizes and cOlors for this
purpose. II Is The only machine thai beth
emOToiders and ssws perfectly.
The ettention OF TailOrS, Manufacturers Of
Clothing, Boots and Shoes Carriage TrimmeTs
and all Others requiring the best and most Of
fccfive Lock-stitch Machines, Is invited TO our
new shuttle Machine, especially adapted 70
Manufacturing purposes.
GROVER x BAKER S NJ CO.,
HarNN d tTufa zfr
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OFFICERS:
BIRECTORY OF ANGERONl LODGE, No. 1Gs

MKNFHIs, Tenn, January 10, 1857.
Meets First Monday in every month, at
O'Clock pm, at Odd Fellows Hall.
OFFICERS
d. C. Trailer. W. NJ; ONCE, S1i Front street
residence. 8l Union St
ID. b. FOrzter. =. "
e. n. Carroll. \. w;
Gus Reder, r ID
t3osdman. s. IL
II T. romli nAon, Secretary
Iohu Beamihh. ASS 6tant Secretary
y. J. Miggin, Treasurer
X J. Conner, Steward
4. A. Bsshu. Steward
J. J Suter, Tyler efncei - Main AiTe'li res
Ldeuce, No. IL OYertOn strest- Jahl- u
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seUrH EEMPHIs LODGE, No. 11s.

Hssta second Friday IN every month, ~ their
Hail- corner OF Madison and Second streets
OFFICERS:
7. seUars. W. N; Office, Lee Block, Union
street
W =. Mathews, = ";
J. D. Campbell, J. W
den X Puilsn, Secretary, 27J Main street;
y. Al. BarnuHl, =. D.
" j. Hastings ]. d d;
J. r. ? GiIliland. Steward
O. D. Plummer Steward 80.
l. q. Thomas, Tyler. JAZZ u
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!. L HARRIs, lForrn,sriy Of West, Cochran
10 n COCHRAN, q ca
:. J.P BOYLE, late with lstratton, Goyer &
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MISCELLANEOUS.
coPARTHERsHIP NOTICE.

w + have this day associated with Us In buEi-
w ness Mr.. W. T. P. DOYLE, late book
keeper for Messrs- StrsttOn, Goyer & Co the
drn stili remainln unchanged.
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GREAT CLEARING SALE
TO COMMENCE TOMORROW,
Tuesday, NOUenlGeT' 81, 1866,

and continue until the Isl day Of January, 1867.
We shsn onsr our Goods at such low prices
A. viii lfIsrru their sals.
We arc ir,und not 10 be uAdersold by any
one In fact we VII gai iitse W.. Nv, y III
Country 5torek eeFeEE and Diiy ere @ q. eei rare
bargains of us for CASH and Cash ONLY.
just Received
500 doz. Opera Kids at 81 IS per PAIR.
- doz. Opera Nubias % cents - y each-
10 % IL. Calico, fast colors, IS cents pei yard
lU0 Is. BroWE Domestic frons 10 10 z oeuta per
Bisschei Bomasties greatly rsduc4-i-a good
ar1icls-st ID. vide, lZ5s rsnts Ier yard
Biesehed Domeslics Is I'd. vide II 10 . eenis
Iisaefei 'II.mesiiea - I'd. wide, % TO a cents
Blea5sei Dames,ios, fun yard VIDE, spisndid
quality, 3 10 Il cents per yard.
Tpusfale warranted, only - cents per yard.
80 90 iU-4 ahestlng 70. 50 and 70 cslIs per yard
bed Tick ing only - cents per yard
White Narseilles Spreads, IS = 70 81 30 each
cheap al double the money.
Irish Linens greatly reduced
g.canets from j. 70 50 cents per yard.
Drtfss Goods reduced fully one-half cur former
extraordinary low pT.ces
scotch Plaids half wool snd all wool, from 81
10 70 cents per yard.
Empress Go hsl all WOOL, only va cents per
IssfesS Al wool Bal5Eo orals, bright eOlors, only
Enslish MeTinos onIy Is cents per yaEd.
French MeIinos AT COST Al tOall
I550 dos Ladies HOSE, white and eoioTedi ron
g. . to s. % per dozen. u. -, ,.,,l
II vuu want 70 save money ana get good
GO0d- at lees than hsli price, oyn l"i SCI %
attend sur GREAT OLhAkIAG sALE-
one Price OnIJ and Terms Cash.
ELsoN BROS,
ao-z Mia Street.
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uIrILTnN LnnaE. No. 300.

n . IIUN IWITU y lFWs w
ODD Fellows Building, corner Court aud
Hain EiTsets.
OFEIC ERS:
r. n stanley, W NJ, residence. AZ Second 81
- Baird, s. ";
". n Wilkinson, j. ";
-Bufts, Secretary
J. r. Iobin, Treasurer;
- McD1UGall, $ D.
- Neilin, j. ID.
sLa'ed Communications on ihfd tIiuaS
night Of each month gahl@ u
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HEBRRE LNR NlSnNIC CAtENDLR.

A.. NJ. 11zI.
! Tisri, 10th September, lSdd.
] khesVan. l0ih October. "
Chisleu, 9Th November, 3"
] Tebsth, 9th December, "
Z rhebat, 7th January, 1861.
] Adar 9th February, o.
! NeadRr, sth March,
! Nissn, 9th Anril,
] lar, 9Th May,
] swan, 4th June,
J ThRmuE, fth July,
/ Ab. Il August,
] Eluel lst september,
Ash "Wednesday, 36th February, 1867.
Aaundsy THURSDAY. 9Th April,
Good Friday, 10Th April,
lAaster sunday, T2th April,
Ascension, 2lst May,
Pentecost, Slst May,
- iaIl II
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LEILA sCarT LODGE. No. 2sa.


Meets First Friday night IN each month, and
On tie Anniversaries Of ST. John the BaptisG
sud 81. John the Evangelist, in the Hail of
south Memphis Lodge, No. us, southeast cor
nsr OF Second sHd Madison streets.
OFFICERS
John Alnslie, W. NJ;
d. A. Williamson, :. W;
Haury COwpsTthwaite, J. ";
J. ". Woltering, Treasurer; southwest corner
Main and Vast ington streets
H. p Woodaul Secretary 20 Main street
Nathan HOTheimeT, \ .
Augustus Bloom, J. D.
= n Thomas, Tyler. Janl2 II
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OTREyE COMMlSBERY TX. ~. No. 4.

Meets Fourth Monday in each month at
O'Clock pm. at their Asylum, 2Oi Front street.
OFFICERS:
Sir John Zent (. C.: office, y. Front o. Gas
Works residence, 10 Market street
sir John Ainslie. Genl;
f-ir George Mellersh, c. o;
sir George White, n Relate;
sir H, p. Woodland, s.. W;
sir 4 Parker, Jr. W:
sir d. T. Trader, Treasurer;
Sir \. J. Wiggin, Recorder;
Sir =. n. Stanley, 81. b;
Sir Gus Rscer, ST b.
Sir b. X. Pullcn, Warden
Sir Louis Christian, Guard. janl3 tf
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improved Cotton Plantations
IN
Phillips County, Ark, For Sale.

WE have several aIst-class Improved planta-
w tons In Phillips County, near the city OF
Helena, which Will be sold very low. Nearly
all these places have good dwellings aud other
home appendages, aud have gin-hOuses, cotton
presses, NEARLY new, and everything really for
cotton culture These plantations, ranging
from 3g acres 70 300 respectively, are what are
termed second Bottom " above overflow, and
fine upsnds, bringing bale OF cotton to the
acre. Apply to SALE & MACCABE,
Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Ag'is,
noVIl Helena Ark.
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DR.. c. sPIEcEL.
PO w d e r
YARNSi YARNS

on hand and for sale at No 65 Common street.
New Orleans, in packages of all quantities.,
Also, Drop and Buck shot, Caps, etc. Orders
Drorsaptlv dlled. uovl II
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EUREKA COUNCIL, No. 6 CR.ANs S. M

John zent T. l. A.; ONCE, North Front street
0DposIte Gas Works: residence 10 Market st.
n +. Woodward, ID. T. 1. NJ;
George Mellersh, p. e.;
p. J. Wlggin, Recorder;
J " Page, Ir.. Treasurer;
Jus hlssder &. q.
), ]. sater' Guard. JanIstf
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Ell S o N S
EAHNOTH CHEAP STORE
297 Main Street.
PANIC IN DRY GOODS !!
EISOn Bros. First In the Field

"AVTNG a resident buyer In New YORK We
are aisle Ia get tns beuefit OF the great de-
cline Our Motto: LARGE bALEb AND
SMALL PROFITS
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MASONS
The Appeal Declared the Official
organ for The Mystic Brother
hood In Memphis.
MASONIC NOTICE,

Below will be found the official state
ment Of the secretaries OF the various
n fsa.s H.,a aa 81
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KATEs OF ADVERTISING.

paiIy fin advanced per annum tl2 W
- per week IS
To carriers and now--deslers, per copy
yVpelxiv per annum (in advancel 800
ns- Nosubscri -tiou entered on our mau books
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BANKIKG..
OF MEMPHIS.
On and ansr Jsau.ry /. lssa. the
IESSEssEESATIOSAL BANK OfHExPHIs
Corner Jefferson and Main sts-,

w I'LL ALLOW INTEREST on DAILY Dr.
" PDr4ks. on sums Of one Dollar o. more.
With the understanding that ali money thus
deposited u subject 20 the sight drzft OF cheek
OF the deposltOr, a. tnis iauk has arrangements
Win responsible banks IN New York, Ciuciu-
nat aud -. Louis, By which iL receives Interest
on IT. DAILY BALAEC - 70 Is wiling 70 ax-
tend the zane benefit 70 is deposlfors. teegl-
lar statements taken from the Dsposl- Le3se
- II be furnished customers uDon cali. showing
tne cendit ton Of their accounfs. aud the
amount OF interest due them, in order that al
dsposits. With The interest, can be checked out
az any time. with nOtics % the officers Of the
Bank.
W. A. HILL, Cashier.
t1E0. n ftrHrTpT7 President fsFre ~
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DROMGOOLE & co s.
KTNG 81 CHILTs

KIN of CHILLS
Absolutely cleanses your stomach, arouses
your torpid liver, opens the bowels, carries
of the bile, makes quick and permanent
cures, never affects the head, nerves, or
ears, gives tone to the system, and can be
administered to infants 1t cures all forms
of Chiils and Fever, Intermittent Fever,
Bilious Fever, Congestve Chills, Dumb
Chills, and no family should be without
it. CHILLS AND FEVER
Can be permanently cured whether of
recent or long standing Do not shake any
LONGER, get a bottle and be cured.
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DROMGO0LE & co.'s
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS

Is powerful uterine Tonic and female
Regulator and is just the Medicine 50 much
needed by the female community. both old
and young, throughout the South 1t re-
heves all irregularities, removes .obstruc-
tons, cures painful or suppressed Menstrua-
ton, Falling OF Womb, Leucorrhoea OF
Whites, ChlOrosi-, Mysteries, Palpitation of
the Heart, and all that class of complaints
peculiar to females It restores, arouses
and invigorates the womb, thereby inducing
regularity and health