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The great decrease in this department
in March, 1868, was owing to the trans
fer Of L0ngstreet's corps from the army
in Virginia. These returned to Lee in
the spring, but not in time to take part
in the actions at Charlottesville. Upon
this corps, however, fell the heaviest
blows at Gettysburg. During July and
August North Carolina was almost
stripped of troopsi every man that could
be spared was sent to Richmond or to
the army on the Rapidan. The reports
for the summer and autumn Of 1864 ap-
pear to he only partial. They indicate
that there were only two or three thous-
and men left in North Carolina. All the
rest had Joined the forces at Petersburg
and Richmond.
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Al orders executed with neatuoss aud dis
patch, aud entire satisfaction guaranteed when
The work is done. mars
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HEaREF LIE HlsayIC rlLEypLR.
Observation-Disclosures
lZE-

ndrew's Day, 0th November in escn
fal2 mhl4tf
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Trllstoe,s NnIe.

- purSurace Of a deed o. trust executed 10
foa hy q. 4. Fenerst8cE. dated July d. lsaG.
and duly recorded in the Registers Office OF
S1eIcy county. Tenn. ia book No. 81, part "a,
pages "a, ~ and 2s, for The purp1se OF secur-
ING certain notes therein gpecined, and iu de-
fault Of payment having been Dade, viii, on
Saturday. the 22d Bay OF jane, 1861,
between TIE hours ofi0and l2o'clock m. AT the
southeast corner Of alley 1Ntween Main and
ErOuf on Madison street .iu tuc city Of Memphis
fem. sell, az public auction. 10 the highest
bIdder. for cash, Certain lot or parcel Of
ground iu the county Of Sh0l-y and Staue OF
Tennessee, known and described as follows,
Ielng about ave miles east Of sac city OF Mem
pls, On the waters OF Cypress creek and
Ennwr unou ". ArmOuf's subdivision OF his
plau OF lots iu The Garrett tract as drawn hy
t}rder & FuniacE. civil e. 1gineeTs and known
uUOu said plan rs Lot No. 49, eight Epginufrig
OF the southeast corner % the intersection or
tlrau and kuczer avenues as laid down upon
lime OF said Grace aver Je twelve bundled md
seventy-e eis seet z 8 feeil 30 the lands II the
Iafe Jdhu Pope thence sOutuWariIy three,
bundrel and twPuty-seVeu Eve tenth feet
az 5-I0th feet 70 "a stake thence vest
tVarfly twelve hundred and ssvent nty-eiqbt
feef lZ7s feetl 20 Rucler avenue thence uortll-
4 1rardiy with the east nue Of Rucker avenue
I sheet esl7 ION feet 10 the beginning contain
lived z nine sixty-one hundredth acres e 6l-l0o
re- ans,s lille 10 said p operty Is believed 70 he
ed once lut will sell and convey only as trustee
The MeInp OF redemption W&lNsd.
! eopy-Asis HORACE Z. GARTH, Trustee.
" R. , b..
ieislE'sii ScL
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The Trustees have declared a DIVIDEND On
al Partlel pating Policies 81 force which have
been IN exisie~ce y months prior to Jan. l. 1857
70 De eredlted each Policy 10 proportion ta it,
contribution to Surplus, and 70 De applied al
the renewal OF each Policy either In reiuctind
ol freinlEm or as keVersionary Additions in
lS38 provided the Amendment or tha fIIaTter
now before the Legislature Is efecledl other
wise in 1870.
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between the hours Of 10 o'clock m. and 4
o'elo pm, in the MOsby Block. on Front
street, No. 3o1, In the city OF Memphis, county
or shelby and state OF Tennessee, ofler and seil
10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
Der sOuaI properly, viz: l trcD SAFE and con-
fents. Writing desks and Office Furniturs,
Cbairs. Carpets. Tables, Letter Press, etc, =
Trunks and contents. Book Case Hnd Books,
1 Writing Desk, Pictures, Bedsteads, 4
Mattresses. Sheets. 2 Pillows, l laTEe Mirror.
Center Table Washslano, Wazer- Cooker.
levied on as the properly q deisrdansH, J.. S.
Williams 4 Co. b SATISFY the aocre Fluries
Fi-Fa. ,r,r,.-;s.... :. q,
By JAS q. sWAS p.S.
June 2 ls67' a
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on the eth Day OF July lS67l

On the 9Th Day OF July 1867,
E.sss-een the hours Of 10 o'clock am. and ?
rTcas1E O. m. Iu front or TOE courthouse lu
Mem slili- seil stt Euu4c auction 10 the highest
bidder faFE cash. au uUdigldel iutCtes. uf one
nuh iu the Esil1s ing described real estate. ly-
zug and briug lu lle county and state afoIa-
aaII In fEauls E. Section 2 or the llth sur
reyor's uisrFEg., az4d bounded .nus. Beginning
ai biacE oak spitHs -liett has It's top cut OF,
from Waicl south b tlH.5 - links. "a rud oak
fslIen-d0ua1 Ia tAe corner, sous Invest Of Grant
40 z4f iu the anne %. NNllIe EpuFr.-. Thence
east Zi6 poles % stake sta ding four sinks
northwest OF post Oak marked " is" the
southeast corner 81 d ssuL \ %. -s'i Thence nDEIh
81 uoles % a stake - links south of while oak
marked o. II. F. 81. Tie northwest cor
uer OF a a5 acre fI1rt in tue name OF
John D. Graham Thence cast IS poles
t1 a stake Dr. links west of one ash marx q DO d.
r. n. !" the northeast corner o. said OraLau-s
8 acre tract, thence e. ssts passing a White oak
marked "Ei r. a.. The zlulltDusi corner OF
Grant No 4-G i'm the uH.f.C gf Iulg - Graham.
I'd an H5 pOes 70 a uurs beam In iag west bouu-
day line o. Joseph McifoEe eu'- i0lU acre tract,
and the southeast corner % grant No. iZsl for
5slE acres iu the name of p. Metre thence
north with Mc-oWulI'- line crossing Wolf river
u aJ poles and ghruuEh press pond at -
f-gias n aIl 10 poles 60 q stake and small cher
- marked . ", % iug northeast corner Of said
Grant I.fI- thence usrrh u poles fU q STAKE +.
4 eucp south It poles 90 "a stake in fle line o.
grlut No. GzsJs thence crossing Woif river ~ Icc
a stake the northwest corner Of grant No.
Z &C. Thence south % roles 90 "a stake the
nof hest corner uI grant 40. ~ iH t-e
name nf WyIlie Roberts: thence west crossing
& links wsst Oi a psf oak marked r., The
uarthyEeEt G. rneg or grant No 20; thence iIs
poles to the beginning. containing so 3 uCres
Toe tiue to ihis property is believed % be
good but I will convey only as trustse.
j. q. hENDGNHALL4
jeg-lme Trustee.
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p A V N G.

MEMPHIS, TENS.. jane ]. 1857.
Bids FOR paving the following streets with
Nieolson pavement will be received at this
Office until the I'D day OF June, 1867 10 wit:
MAIN, from Auction 10 south street; POPLAR,
from Front street To Boundary avenue, JEE-
PERSON, from Front TO its intersection with
Pigeon ROnst road b SAL, from Shelby TO De-
soto street; SHELBY, nom Union to south
OLD MADISON from the bayou TO Charleston
avenue . and CHARLESTON AVENUE, from
the bayou TO the Memphis and Charleston
Depot
TERMS or PAYMIaST-Memphi City Bonds,
aaynble at five, ten and dfteen yeSrs, in equal
proportlOns, with six per csnt- coupons at
fached. payable semi-annually. Principal and
interest guaranteed and provided for by asink-
ing fund set aside for that purpose.
Plans and spec ficGtiOns may be seen in the
Ofice OF the City Engineer. Bids must be sealed
and directed TO the Mayor and FINANCE Com
mittee W. o. L0FLAND,
ie23w Mayor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-04

PLJNT FREEMAN, President.
LORISG ANDREWS, Vice President
HESgT c. FREEMlS, Secretary.
STATE OF TENNFSS EE., J
Con- prrROLLEE's OFFICE.
Nn.HnaHHfHa Inn. 49,

nashville, June 9, lS1l.
I, @. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the GLoHE n u
TuAL LlFE lNsU SANCE t-lfrANV. located al
New YORK city, in the state OF New York, has
pruduced 20 me satisfactory evidence that said
company has compiled with all the require
meuts OF the laws OF the Staf0f Tenn egssst. i'm
posed on insurance companies. aud I farther
certify tuat IT, T. Tow IS.oS GENERAL ACT Of
said Company, has also .amplied with the re-
quirements Of the laws OF the state. made and
provided In such cases; Wherefore, said CLIQUE
MUTUAL LlFE iSsUE NCE Company has au-
thOrity % ttke risks and transact the business
81 insurance in this state.
&. ". BLACK BURN.
Comptroller Tenn
Active, rel able and Influential parties can
find remunorative employment as s5lie tors,
by applicat on 10
H. T. TUMLtNSON. General Agent.
No. Il Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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lLnhnann Lfne.
.Nbe9jf'S Sale.

WE are daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, in large quantities, which We are
selling at lowest rates, AT the Blum City Cotton
Shell corner Linden and Clinton streets.
mv.0Im EnUINS3 4 flOLIGHTI,Y
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Dia1llond Line.

syr14ESTGH Receipts given for COTTON via
CTua.hEau by r1fI or river. Iime guarar-
81 N--v Nrr. WAY JOHNSON
rlb5 n star Whl-f boat.
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To MY OLD FRIENDS
IN
Vest Tennessee, mississippi
and 4rI;0Rs0S.

HAVING accepted permanent Agency OF
II the ST LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANHE COMPANY, / would respect aully ask
the attention Of my Old rieuds to that Iustitu
ton as safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against ant Ia the event OF death or them
selves from an Impoverished Old age la case
OF ui-suceess in lile-
Mr. n y OTIS Is associated with me and Is
hereby recommended TO public confidence
Our office Is at No IL hadi ON street, trear
room Du.SotO Block. where We will BE- happy
10 impart any needed Information 20 those de-
81 ing Life Insurance.
mn8i 8m J H MCMAHON
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Refsrring 10 the above dissOlF don OF eopart-
,,s-Sbip We give notice that fle baSiness viii
49,, A. be- continued und ar the name and
style OF Riee & Engel y. ID hlCE,
je2llW :, EneA4r 4
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Dissolution.

ulHE. cOpartnershfp heretofore existing be
| tween RICE, WARE 4 EH3EIl, is this dag
,fissl,i ged by mutual consent Rice Enge
having bought out the intert st Of John N
Wsre in said hrm-take all thu assets and as
-, rns aIg of the liabilities Of same.
W. ID. hICE,
JOHN n. WARE,
J.ENGEL-
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I=FDs=
LODGES
ArgppsSA. No. lsS Meets 1t Monday ID
every MONTH, % odd-t Fellow san cor ,onrt
Inis1u. sst-r.
rH GIEzrHrs. No us. Meets 2d Friday Of
each month van, cor N N24isgu and second.
8. r. SeIl8rs. " 81; it."j. X PIlleii5 Sec
ErrrA Scurr. No. ,sF. Meets lst Fr,issy o. each
month -Iaii. cor Madison anc Second. John
Hswu.r0N. No gaa Meets Sd Friday lf each
Fooutlf--t Nd -1ailuwE -illL. r. 81. Stanley,
W NJ W. H. BItts, sec
KrL,g.VSrNg M. s5l lU p1 Meets 4th Friday
OF each u.Huih--l8 Fr.HL street John J..
Worsllarl, Sli, ". N Is. *. IuIen 52d, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PFsy C'la-Yfar. No g. Mcets2d monday OF each
utouth-JuI-Eeiluw hal- A. j. " Lee eT,
A. r.; II IA. Paynter, See
B.kSDs. E.
FUErEA council. No. o. Meets 81 Monday Of
each Hialil-s teiio9s HalL .ouu Heut
Tn. H.. q. j. WIE-iu, Rec
TEHFLAEs.
Cypr,yr C1amandgry, 40. 4. Meets ith Mon
tav Of essch month. John Cent Conn., n. J.
81 iEEirf Rec
A..AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
SIS EIraas Street
HEEvFe Lodge el Perfection ifth; No. L
5Iat-d Communication - "Wednesday night
ar each moltu. Henry =. woodland, a-i, c..
ETTHV2S LaI-e Cf Ier-lci.uur i4iL.i no. -
Meets 'I n LIs.fll flL gag "a .--N.-sif iNtfl-G
MruersL, 5-3, o. b.; A. b. flaili-i.'- --, I'D,
Ca-lraTA t-ouucI afPruocs OF Jeriaslern, 10Th;
No. ]. Benz. k. PUileu, E-l, Iarsl'.; --
sCasEYii'uaP1rzr, OF Rose ylgfx ISM, No. I.
Cll.sLes " AG.Iuls. s24, b.. W. : II. I. Tom
,.;ItrgPii. IJrIEssEI- Council Of E-h, sath.,
No. ]. Is-arv a.. Mondari, s-l,, Comm.
WILLIAM \. 81 rode. fl.ir hrg
fssi-zizFoIlY co. = l-E TENNESSEE 2-t. John
Aiu-Iis. sd, comm. in chiefs Dodge &.
Traivr. s-d. t1gI-'-
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GLOBE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK.
sECONOAxNUAL REPORT.
DISBURSEMENTS.

70 Cash Assets Jan. l. is46 - gl57 go Al
" frenium Acct for ISIS ajIi 50 n
To ln's tree q and accrued 5uaOi is5-672 f2g o.
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wednesday, the Sd Day Of July, 1857,

ny virtue OF a Plnries Fiere Facias to me di-
% rected from the Law Court OF Memphis, OF
date June p, 1861, IL favor Of JordOn Brothers
and against W. I. Williams ct al, viii on
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The BUntyn
HOMESTEAD q LANDS
FOR1 ALE.

VETE have the pleasure OF placing on the
w market those very desirable and valuable
lands. so well known 70 the community as the
Homestead Tact or the late GeraldUs Bum
tyn Esq situated al the FIRST stefiOn on the
Memphis ana Charleston railroad, five miles
east OF the city. The improvements with
abont twenty acres Of land. have been re-
Gently sold 10 Hume =. HUI, ESQ = who now
resides upon the premises. Q e balance
OF the ira {. consisting OF about $50 acres,
LAS been laid OF in lots varying in size from
Eve 10 ten acres, fronting upon broad av-
enues. and laid on so as 70 secure tn. greaiest
amount Of comfort The trains Of the Mem-
nhls aud Charleston railroad afford the OBp0r-
tunity Of going in and out Of the city, nom and
10 Buntyn-s station, four times day, 50 as to
make a residence at his point almost as coz
venient rs To live in the city itself
The choice can now be had OF lots wholly or
part IN original forest, or in Geld,
In Exchange for City Property.
The executors are directed br ihs VIII 10 sell
fltig place and fEvest In city property, and we
will receive propositions 10 eNchauEe Tor cit nor
Irnuroved or vacant lots In the city.
10 all parties looking for a suburban resi-
dcnce. we do net thinK any property more de-
tirarle can be found, IN regard 10 health con-
verfence or good neighbOrhoOd, within The
same distEncs from the city.
Tn terms viii be made very liberal and easy
and the prices low 10 parties desirou OF buy-
ing for oc supation. Plans OF The subdivision
will be shown at our office
myS Y R0fsTEii, IRRELEVANT a Co
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ABSTRACT OFFICE


VIIE copartnership heretofore existing be
l tween j. =. HallCr, Van e. Ellis and John
H. Fisher under the name and style OF Hall
LEE. kLLlS g. Co, GrUcgrs aud Cotton fIc-
tnss at No. 80 Madison stuset. is this day dis
sulyui bs- mutual consent, Y. r.. Eliis ru.tring.
THe business hereafter Will be conducted ar
the same place. 80. . Madison street, under
the name and style o.
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aT ofla.1 "a.

al the door of the Clerk = ofi-s, iG.tze tdl'5 1f
Marion, Cr.tteIiden county tFrllsHsa Seli ~
the highest bidder, for eash = fs.ue- l1t |l1'e
frs.f,,S a, zI,riasi real ts1rta Slfltf. I..a
den {, unity, Arltnnsas. aL.4 <tqHii tt Is.f4
rf the span ish Grant ORIGINALLY On I-I 1E 1
f5randee Estafit c1nNeyed l7 Hl-IIair Ifs
sspsfu - Esc1Irf8 ". ll7l1riil ard isaac Fl
eeff Tlls soal1 pars of tl1 tcss - eat 't1
f3f SETON Iuapt ts-f0nr l2l3 eluEtfe1 81 s1II.0
iced fhls ansi allif OF sectlp1 tellt1-slE
-.sllli tl.s soutl.eest QuaIler - seeilo1 t1Es7
ssc1 ~. a +, tljgFss7IsI4 sfrcl1 o. ntrt1 q q.
bsseiine of ranse eisht s. eaat a he 81
s{nal meridian.
TI7a fffle 70 this nrcpErlY 3 believes =" p"
7effeetiT lloos. tsft saall convey 4.sII -
PaF2I thlsf1nd cC1npTlsoF e.le
- lI,sIrll4 IN lfe a IlIItlr. E.1ra1l I4II
i,f1ss "a fllI7s ~. oeinas re 4iarl Itll'I
- Ire H7nrl1l I7I,lla. 1flll - '1a| .t1'7
: '.,1rlt tl.s 3 e. fIflli II |
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IhOs. II. HH33t e Co.,
PR Z MI u NJ
SILK AND WOODEN OVERS
2i6 Second Street,

BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND C0URr
gFEGIAL attention given 20 Ladies Dresses
= GlI HhaElS Geuuemcms Clothes Cleaned
and Dyed Iu "a isf.Esl-.r .yle-
n. B. Nos ausweTaisis ilI Goods left In store
u.r.r SIX months Lrlm u.La af uILar.
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Between Thirll nn,i Fourtb arsef-

Is prepared again 10 DO al work c0nnected
/ with the above branches, from tile pilIu
Key or Bells 20 the manufacturing OF ccInrl
Gated Burglar Prcof Safes- Come and see ana
eEc1a rage home man anufactures-
So Particular attention paid 70 Hepalriue
safsS- AIS work warranted. apis ans
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LATE PROM wAsmINGFoN

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The house ju-
dietary committee to-day resumed the
taking Of evidence, and examined HOr-
ace Greeley relative to the trial Of JEFF
ferson Davis and his connection there
with,
The following is full report OF the
ayidauaas
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4<~%S-
ELMORE.

The Elrore people met in Union Caucus
oil Monday to nominate ticket for the citi-
zens irrespective of party. A motion was
made and carried that committee of Eve
from each political party he appointed to re-
port to the caucus a ticket on which all
could unite While the nominations were
being made clique of Democrats resolved
to break PIP the caucus and moved to adjourn,
which motion was carried and the Demec-
racy left with the exception of L. E, LELAND,
ESQ, who was chairman Of the meeting
The Union men then reorganizsd and then
proceeded TO bueines nominating the follow
ing ticket;
UNION TI5kEr.-For Mayor, L. E. Leland,
for Council, q Gates, ]. B. Luckey, E. NJ.
Berch, Wm Moore, l.. Frazee: For Re-
corder: q. ". Rymess.
The Democracy went to Lay. Hall and
after consultation adjourned till Tuesday
night when they nominated the following
ticket, the candidate for Mayor being the
same on both tickets:
DEMOCRATIC TIoKkT.-For. Mayor, l. E
Leland, for Council, F. Lany, L. Whitmore
VIM. Sanders, P. Shos ufeld, John Rose
bough: For Recorder Geo. Hitler
Mr.. L. E. LELAND, has always acted with
the Democratic party, but is a thorough
energetic and worthy man, and will max,
an excellent Mayor,
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POST OFFICE HOURS.


nsisious seryi es regularly held In the follow
ing oharehes in this sity, every Sabbath, at the
hours named:
NErHoDIsT EPISCOPAL CEuRcH, corner OF Aarke'
and Main Streets; Rev. J. wxKEs, Pastor, loH 4
~, and ?. y. Sunday Schooiate Ak Prayer NEE
ting Wednesday evening.
PKEssYTER1As CHuRoz, corner Garrison and Main
strsets; Rev. Z. RusEzxEIs Pastor; loH An, and
p.x Sunday School .ti7x. Meeting every Wednes-
cay svs. = sE
sr.P1e1's Gr,scoPAL) czURoH, Rev. @. q. You've,
Rector, corner Main and Court Streets; leh a. n,
.nd9P.x. Sunday School st2 Pm. Lecture every
Wednesday evening in the church
RxroRxrp CHURCH., Front Street, between Market
and John Streets; Rev. J. B. THoEPsoS, Pastor; i0
An, sndfP.M Sunday Schoel 70 A. n. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening.
LurzxzAx CzuRcz, corner Oak and Court Streets
Rev. H. LlEs, Pastor; 1oK A L., and 7P.E.
sr. Josrrz's (oLIHoLIe) cEuIoH. croghan st.;
Rev sxRApz Bowsss, PASTOR mass every morning at
eeloek on Sundays and Festivals Of Obligation, Low
Mass at O'Clock A. n. High or Solemn Mass at 10
O'Clock A. ~ I'm Winter at 1915 vesPers atS O'Clock
?. H., and occasionally Benedietioa Of ?. H. Sun
day School at 2Y.x.
ST. AWE (CIrHoLIo) cHrEcH, ststs Street, ReE. La
=. D,AaoY, Pastor; First Mass at O'Clock, a. M
Second High Mass at 10 o'clock, H. sunday School,
2P.vespsrs, sf.x.
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Hostetter's Stomach BitterS.
A HrrNnRrn GIrR LrrvFs IN 0Nr


Not the least striking merit of HosrETER's CELs-
sRArED BIrrBBs is the wds seops of their operation
as preventive and remedial preparation. As pro-
tectiuc medicine they ward off all the diseases-and
their name is legiOn-that originate in uuwholesOms
ai:, impure water exhausing heat otherlocal and
climatic causes This alone would be sufficient to
secure for any corrective and Alternative medicine
worldwide and undying celebrity. But HosTETrER's
GREAT sPEcIrIo has a hundred other claims to .he
confidence and high consideration of ihs pa6lc. In
dyspepsia, liver complaint chiIs aud fever, bilious
rszitssnt fsvers cholera morbus, cramps collie, con-
stipa ion general debility, premature decay, female
irregularities constitutional weakness, SICKNESS
diarrhea dysentery, Aatulercy, vertigo aintDg ats
Mysteries and all complaints proceeding from impsr-
feet Digestion and disordered condition Of the liver
and bowels, h sTETIER's SroaAoH BIrrERs are the
most powerful, speedy, hsrness and agreeable of ali
remedies advertised by the press administered In
| family practice.
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LADIES OF DELICATE CONsrrrU.


TION, and uncertain health are StrenuOusly ad-
vised throw aside The nAssous and useless prepara-
tions with which they accustomed to drug them
selves, snd test the hygsisn. body-snd-mind
strengthening virtues of HosTETTER's CELEBRAIED
SroEAcH BIETERs. In all the c mplain:s and diss-
bilities arising from various causes they viii find
this cheering refreshing and invigorsting prepsra
tion of extraordinary efficacy. Its regulating prop
critics ars wonderful, aud a remedy for the Ian
sour, NAUSEA, tremors, convuisisns, bysteris, he.
which often accompany the development Of woman
hood, it has equal among the prescriptions Of ths
faculty or advertised medicines. For the ranJ dis
tressng FEELINGS which usher in and often follow the
period of maternity, aud also for the painful and
dangerous symptoms which sometimes accompany
.cnaugs of Iifs,' BosrxrTEK's BIrrEHs are ear
nsstly recommended. No other restorative seems
to suit so well the constitutions and the organiEa
tions of the feebler 10 all csEes Of Female De-
b:lity where ta re is want of brisk vital action
the B1rTEEs prod ee . ucst important eh2nse-re-
lievny local weakness and resstsblishing the gsner
al hsalth