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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-13

ArrExrIoS.-See elsewhere the extern
siss list Of household goods, furniture.
etc., to be sold at auction by A S. Roger
sou, at No Butler street, at ten o'clock
to-morrsv morning. A rare chance for
a bargain is offered.
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HERsAsDo ROAD PEoPLE, LooKl-S.
M. Guest, fernando road, has a fine
stock Of family groceries. Save time
BY purchasing there. l.iN 80 II
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Special Notices.

coueh.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRRrsr's Ju-
xrPKR TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. r. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street, Agent.
Price, IS cents. 82-t
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TNfMIGRATION.

NroTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N Rocks Of Subscription to the capital stock
az The SOUTHWEST LAND AGENCY,
Of Memphis, Tennessee, are now. open at the
Office Of VIM. h. Moore IL Co.. No. 299 Main
street, where copies Of the charter may be seen.
moyement Of a practical character, are invited
10 pe e'' '''' WIN. p. MOORE,
11O On behalf of the Stockholders.
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A CLEAS sHAvE for l5e. at tie Edo
RADIO, As Jefferson street ll4
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N ICE.

ITA MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
n Of the Desoto Insurance and Trust Com
many. held this day at the Company's office.
dividend of six per cent. free OF Government
fax, was declared upon the capital STOCK OF
said Company. r,JJs " boNcc naata.v
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HAYS Coal CoMpASY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 223 Madison at.
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BUR0LARIEs. The saloon on the south
west corner Of Monroe and Second
streets, kept by Mike Hines, was entered
and ransacked by burglars during Satur-
day night The till, containing one hun
bred and fifty dollars in currency, and
fifteen dollars in silver, was rihsd, apd
four watches, pipe and two pistols we're
also stolen. The front doors Of the sa-
loon were found open yesterday morn
ing, and il is supposed an entrance was
effected by picking the lock.
Burglars paid visit to ]. Flahertys
grocery, on Main street, last night, and
carried of barrel and half of flour
and other articles, to the value Of about
fifty dollara An entrance was effected
TO the building by priziug open the back
door.
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DEEDS. Leases, Bills Of Lading. Drsy
Tickets, and ell kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office. I
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IRIsu linen, very low, at 2a3 Main
street [lOO-f] Rios 4 EsorL
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We have the best Hats and neatest
styles. Leidy a. Co., Hatters, oppo-
site Court Square. tSa 80 III
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LINEN towels, from zoe to SOC piece
at 1888 Main street. RICE & EXCEL.
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HnR CUTTING in the best style at the
Eldorado, IS jefferson street. ia
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WHrrE MusouIro Bars, at IS cents
each. at 233 Main street,
1881 ' # RIOS 4 EroEI-
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF G. P. WOODRUFF & co.
Il Is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
II. M. McLEFRESH.
@. p. WOODRUFF.
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New Hafs-a new sfyIe-at Lefdy a
COS, Hssters. opposite Court square.
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FOR sALE.

IGOR sALE-A SAND BAR0F - ACRESS
celors. situated on the Randolph road, ut Won
NV 10 7, GRAVES.
At Memphis Cotton Press. No. lsi Madison ,,z.
street. IL
EOK SALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE THREE
r lots Of the finest business property ~ tne
city For particulars apply 10 THOMAS H.
COOKE. 279lz Main street. ITO
NOR sALE.-BEAUTIFUL LOTS. FOR
gardening or building. from one to ten
acres. will be sold, Leased or rented very low.
Perfect titles. W. A. WHEATLEf, Collier,
tor, corner Main and South Court sts', Bstheii
block. l-l- -- y :. g.-lz.---
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Our styles are the latest, and stock
the ssssess I'm theeity. Lssdy q Co.,
Matters, opposite Court square. III
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Down SIZE CONES lowing to the
scarcity of greenbacks, have from this
day reduced the prices for tonsorial
work as follows: Shaving, twenty cents,
or six tickets for one dollar; haircut
ting, forty cents; shampooing, forty
cents. The best oils and bay rum will
be used as heretofore. Four good white
BARRIERS in attendance, and the coolest
saloon in the city. Call and convince
yourself Ii. G. HAMPE,
Proprietor Of the 0verton hotel barber
shop and bathing saloon. ll3
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NorIcE-Lawyers, physicians, dem
lists, surgeons, architects, civil engineers,
and all others who are exercising any of
the taxable privileges enumerated in the
recently passed acts of the Legislature,
are requested 10 come forward imms-
diately and pay their license, or warrants
will be issued against them.
JONI LoAGUE, Clerk.
Inlv 10 1853 III
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ED. wnITMoRE AND r. A. TYLER

Under the firm sty Q OF
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FauIr clss. a. sas seeond streel.
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DR.. HEWITT has returned and can be
found at his Office, as usual, No. 81
Adams street, and residence, 237 Ala
bama street. III
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WHITE Marseilles, from auction, offered
at bargain. [lOO-t] RIcE & ESGEL.
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PUBLIC LEDGER
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY AErERNooN

Except Sunday. at 2 o'clock,
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Take Fire, Marine 4 River Risks
DIRECTORS

WI sREENLAw, JAMES ELDER.
lNO. OVFRTON. ia, W. M. FARRINGTOh
EUGENE MAGkVKNEY.
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Money 20 loan ON Csllssersss ~ sss
Main street. -fl0Hftv iI cot
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ippeal and Acalanche copy.
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OLD HArs made new at 1884 Main ct. I
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ron RENT.

Toh Ec6oMFonTABLs RESIDENCE.
on Memphis \ Louisville railroad. little east
Of BrinkIey avenue, with six rooms and all the
~, P,ARTEE. McdEHEE AZ 4 B Trpnt ssr.c.
NOR RENT : HOUSE nc. 90 POPLAR
i street. between Third and Fourth con-
tains nine rooms. Rent reasonable. Inquire
~ ~ II. 'IOEWENSTiNE < BROS, 81 Main
street. sstts .aas.l ~ MI
NOR RENT.-THE STORE AND RUlLD-
L ing en- Jefferson street, corner OF the ailey
between Second and Third streets. south SIDE,
is for rent. The building y well situated Tor
boarding house, and contains sufficient rooms,
kitchen, ETC.. all In good order. Also, tive
Stores on north side OF the street Ingn,re Of
sa-t 63l< Jefferson street.
NOR RENT--A Tw0-ST0RY FRAME
Il Residence. with seven rooms, kitchen and
servants room, largo back yard. good cistern,
etc.. situated No. 100 Market street ior rsn,
low. TO a good tenant. Apply. Mt ClTllEnS
union HANK. or at 40 Market 81: Ali
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JONI LOAGUE, Clerk.
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WHITMORE & CO.,
No. I3 Madison street,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

THE PUBLIC LEDGER IS SERVED TO
II City Subscribers BY faithful carriers at
Fifteen Cents per Week. payable weekly
TO the carriers. rfm..f
By mail, Eight Dollars per annum. or
seyenty-hye Cents per month. In advance.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

LAusDaY Opvrcr, 40 Jefferson st.
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stand From Under.

The late contest, as VIC often remarked
Daring its pendency, was a contest between
capital and labor. The Democracy, true 10
their traditions and principles, were arrayed
on the side of labor. We favored payment
ef the bonded debt in greenbacks, and,
claiming there was not enough money in
circulation to meet the wants Of business
and do justice to the consumer. that there
should be an additional issue Of greenbacks.
This proposition met with deision from the
radicals. Holding the bonds and having
among its ranks the money-lenders who de-
sired usurious interest, they hooted at the
i.'sa, said there was "too much irredeem.
able paper money about now" and that q
further issue would be runous.
The Banks aided in the deception, and
lssped to their utmost capacity before elec.
:ion, to give the sembance of ease to the
money market.
BIT now, the election is over, and what
40 we see. A panic in the great CONNER
sial eenters. A tumble in bonds, and great
stringeney in the money market Men be-
aomlng bankrupt-the earnings of years
gone in day, and ii relief does not come,
as It Sos proposed ly the Democrats, and
opposed by radicals, general ruin and rank
ruptcy will overwhelm the nation.
What do we see? The Secretary Of th'
Treasury, to avert calamity, is about to iss
ne fory:four millions of legal tenders, with
out waiting the assembling of Congress
So great is the dangor-so pressing the de
msnd for relief. This is bat temporar,
relief. 1t must be more extensive, or f
nancial ruin will ensue.
Let us wait in patience the develop
ments of the future. The Democrats vii
see the wisdom and properiety of all fol
which they have contendei ere man
yaoa.hs elarse.
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a II IT n.

W. dislike publishing duns, but ar, ~on-
Celled 10. We have no occasion to dun the
fasss Of our subscribers because they pau
s,ronnfly, Hs good Democrats always should
DO. But we have anothe- class who are not
10 thoughtful. They neglect to pay their
xnhscription. We have furnished the SEN
ar%l to many of them for near three years
and n half, and have not vet received a
a4nt. We cannot afford to do this longer,
hut we have proposition to make.-Ac-
enrding to our published terms, we can col
leut from them $3.50 per year for subscrip-
tion. but all such who pay us precious to
tho 6rst day Of JdnEdr-v merit, will only be
s,p,reed. at the rate Of 81 per year Those
esA0 owe MS for three and a half years,
sUjp sere OIL, 7J by paying previous to that
time. We would rather do this than have
"A collector receive this penalty for his
sssYvites.
Nsmust have money, and we wish those
who have been reading the paper for years
without paying for it, to take the hint; as
We intend, on the first of the wear, to
make ont the accounts of all such, and
hacs then, collected.
We shall mark on the margin the
amount due up to January l. without the
penalty. and money can be remitted to ue
fy mail at our risk. Subscribers residing
out Of the county. who do not heed this
notice, after next January, will find their
accounts in tho hands OF proper officers,
and we will also stop their aper.
So, come along gentlemen, especially
those who have been so neglectful, and pay
the Printer in this, the 'seventh year OF
the war;" and by so doing assist in "saying
ths life Of the nation"
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From the Ellicotts City Common State.
On the 24th Of July 1.-THE day Of the great
food in the Patanseo Valley the falling
rain grave strange evidence Of its power
full effect. Near Gillsssi Falls, about
nile from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
wost Of Woodbine, the falling rain beat out
two cavities, about twer ty feet apart, each
above fifty feet in diameter and FIVE feet
deep, on the slope Of hill Of probable de-
cline of forty degrees four hundred and fifty
sect from the crack, and ninety feet above
the bsl Of the falls. Twenty trees, from
hix to twelve inches in diameter, were up
rooted and washed off, some of them to
distance Of sixty feet from the cavities
while the trees all around are covered with
mud UP to ten feet from the ground, al
though they we're not otherwise disturbed.
These remarkable proofs Of that power Of
falling rain are on the farm of Mr.. George
Buckingham, near Woodbine, where those
interested in slch matters can see and Judge
for Themselves.
These holes seem to indicate the fall OF
contiguous masses of water, and no some
distance towards proving the Feality OF 80
called cloud bursts. Perhaps this was not
the only point where such phepom non.
occurred on that fatal morning; but either
the sport have not been discovered az vet
or the water fell on solid rock, which would
akUB the effect only to well practiri eyr.
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singular Afsair-A Man Dfes
While Being Baptized.
From the st. Joseph (Mo.) Gazette

From the SI. JoSepii kAho'j c""~'O
By your permission | report the following
case, with The attending circumstances, as !
learned tiIum from second parlles who Wit
messed the solemn scene: AT baptism
yesterday, October Is, In the Platte River,
four miles from this place, the ordinance
was administered to several persons, among
whom was Mr.. Stephens, OF Third Fork
After being immersed, out while sun in ire
river. he wiped his hands oScr his face
lew times to free it from water, threw head
and hands up, and t, IL backwards IN the
water, whe,e upon his friends ran quickly
in and took him out upon the bank, alter
which he died without struggle, The peo-
pls not knowing what to do, and being un-
prepared, there was, suppose, but little
done to resuscitate him.
After taking him to the nearest house, l
was sent for, and two hours afterward saw
| the CORPSE and found his hands, arms and
face cold, but there was considerable warmth
| in the axillar or arm pits. Percussion eIicl-
| ted good resonance over the chest 'xcept
| A little dullness in the lower part OF the
was evidently Lead, and made no efforts
| to restore life. learned from his friends
that he had never had convulsiOns or fits OF
| any KIM, anu tHht hu nal NO u FNaANo''J
healthy up to this time. After he had been
taken upon the bank the radical pulse co'ild
be easiyfe In dying. there was little
trothey mucous issued from the corners OF
his mouth, but there was no stertor (snors,
ing) in breathing or contortions of the facial
muscles.
Now what caused this man s death? Did
water enter the bronchial tubes in his ef-
forts at inspiration in sufficient quantities to
destroy life, or would not the spasmodlc
closure Of the rima gottid is upon the CON
! tract of the water prevent this to any CON
siderable extent? Besides, as remarked
there was good chest-sound, or resonance,
under percussion, except in the lower part
of the right lung. Could apoplexy or .epllep.,
sy cause his death? The usual signs OF
these were absent-stertor and conVulslve
movement of the muscles. Or can his death
b. accounted for from the physical shock
upon the nervous system. causing syncopt
or fainting immediately after the immersion?
This taken in connection with the disturb
ing influence that the small amount Of wat
or IL at he may have inhaled and swallowed
might have had upon his mind and body;
is the most plausible explanation that
can now give. A post n,ortem examination
was refused.
F.A. SIMMONS, NJ. D.
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that to any other party would be utter ruin,
glance of harmless from its elastic spirit
and it's indOmitable resolution. 1t has rad
and is having a long and arduous cOnf;cl
with Rsdicalism, but it is surely destined
to triumph over it as it has over the thoUs-
and and one parties which have preceded
In every respect it is .trong. Strong NOT
only in the rCcollee'ions of the past and in
the hopes of the future, bat in its immense
numerical power in the preseul-in the
earnestncss OF its convictions, and in that
sincerity of motive which eau spring nuly
from a known sense of right and Justice.
We are prouder than ever of our conneciior
with this iallant and glnriols party, that
survives alike defeat and disasters and We
point to it's pages as the only enduring
emblem of party fidelity aud heroic con
stancy in the United States.
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I he Popular Vote OF the COuntry
Democratic.

Although General Grant will obtain the
Presidential Office nothing is more certain
than that thore was an immense majority
of the white people Of the country against
hin and in favor of the election OF his COM
pettor. He is the choice Of the electors,
but not of the peo ple The following table
will approximate to the real majorities in
the several States. In the Southern and
border States, where the elections have
been conducted under the power Of the
bayonet, and where hundreds Of thousands
of negroes have been brought to the polls
by Northern carpet-baggers and military
tyrants, in order to override the voice of the
people, we are obliged to estimate the re-
suit. Our estimates in all cases, however,
are low, rather under than above the mark
The white population of the South is al,
most unanimous against the Radical rule
and the Radical candidates. Here is our
table:
,1rto oot in
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For an the purpose. OF . Larns e.
lsdioine-

Perhaps no ono n
cine is 50 universal
quired by evesYboa,
a eafharde, nor was ,
any before 80 uaiyc
ly adopted into n-e
every country and ha'
all Glasses, as this u,
but etileient pursa
Pui. The obvious
son Is, that IL Is 4 mor,
liable and far more z,
tual remedy than
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Hoonand's German Tonic

fs a con,biadtron Of all The ingrsdisnts Qf hs
Billtrs Nth PURE Santa Cruz Rttni, Orange, sas
Ria u,ed for Ms same dIscIses as the Biners, IN
eqses where some pure atcohoIic stimulus is re-
CURED. roa totu bear in ~ind that these rxme-
dies are cntirsy different from any others
sdrcrtised for The cure Of the diseases Hdned,
these being scientific preparations Of medtctnal
ertracts rhile The others are mere decoetioas qf
run, in some form. The TONIC is dscideoiy one
Of Tie mast pleasant and 6greeabs remedies erdr
o6sred to the public It's TASTE is sxquisits n q
q pleasure TO take il, chiie It's hft.giuisg eaAd-
arating and NediciSdl qualities hare esasta A "
b kaossa as he yssatest ef al to,sies.
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Grants mai. in white Seymour's maj. in
$4,000
$4,000
$4,000

ooo,VVV
Here is Democratic majority of halt a
million of votes among that white popula-
ton which has elected every President
of the United States, and hitherto
governed its policy. viii not Cen
cral Grant take notice of this fact?
Will he not respect the vote of half a
million majority of his fellow citizens? lie
has said on a memo able occasion to Presi
dent johnson, that the Chief Executive
ought always to give way to the majority of
the peo ple.fhc had anyipolicy In conflict with
theirs. lie will soon be in position to act
upon the motto which he then Enumerated.
All that is required Of him is to carry out
the well understood views OF large maiori.
iy of the people.
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Total for Grant. Isl

1t will be observed that Grant has 1872
votes in the Electoral College, fairly secured.
In a fair eletion he could not possibly have
received the vote of any other State than
those counted to make up that number.
In an election where the people were not
forcibly and unconstitutionally disfranchis-
ed, or prevented from voting by military
intimidation, Seymour would have every
ether State. Phe whole number OF elector-
al votes is BIT; necessary to choice, l59.
Grant has but 1872 votes, Seymour should
have, and would have but for violence and
fraud, l65 votes. That is fair statement
OF the general result
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sT Now is the time TO subscribe for the
G., i.,,Y
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EVERY BACK is FITTED FOR ITS BURDEN.
yet many think their burden too heavy,
Particularly is this the case with those troub-
led with disease. Humors Of the blood are
cured almost instantly by Dr. j. w. Po-
and's Ilumor Doc or. Sold by NJ. j.. Mil
Ter & Co., Steubenyille Ohio.
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WEAK LUNGS can be greatly strengthened
by the use of White Zine Compo' MI. 1t
is the great remedy for all Pulmonary. Com
plants and Kidney Troubles
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u
1 1t, know that it cured them; those who l.
klow thar it cures their neighbors and frie-
ID know that what 1t does once t does alg
It it never fails through any fault or neglo
IMPOSITION. We have thousands upon /.
nfcsrtiicates Of their remarkable curcs O.
,,fiag complaints, but such cures are Know
ynoighborhood; and we need not publish u
1ts1 to all ages and conditions In all clilr
lining neither calomel or any deleterious
nay be taken with safety by anybody.
coating preserves them ever ffesh and IA
pleasant 10 take, while being purely yegS,
larm can arise from their use in any quantit.
lhsy operate by their powerful innuence o.
healthy action = remove the obstruction1 &
zach, bowels, liver, and other organs o.
~, restoring their Irregular action 70 health,
Directing, wherever they exist, such desa
,t3 as are the first origin OF disease.
iaute directions are given In the wrappH
box, for the following complaints, which
~ rapidly cure:-
I'f Dyapepsfa or 1ndtgesfion, Lisvs
ru. Lanruor and Loss Of AppetSs>,
Md be taken moderately 10 stimulate tiis
and restore its healthy tone and action.
.'Dr Liver Complains and its various
-, billions Headache, Sick HeeSa
iundice or Green Sickness, IL;
,iiS and Bilious Eevcrs, they should
'iously taken for each case, 10 correct the Il
ton or remove the obstructions which ca,
Tos Dysentery or Diarrhosa, but o.
&c is generally required.
FOR nhsumatism, Gout, Gravel, 4,
ION Of the Heart, Pain In tha
ack and LOins, they should be continuou
Ion, rs required, to change the diseased acti0
system. With such change those compi
.ippcnr.
for DrOpsy and DroPsfcaI SweIlinga
nd be taken In large and frequent doses I"
the effect OF a drastic purge
suppression a large dose should be
produces the desired effect by sympath'
Sc a DInner PHI, take one or two PHts
digestion and relieve the stomach.
10 occasional dose stimulates the STONE
yels into healthy action, restores the a.
mvigorates the system. Hence it Ia OF
I.1geous where no serious derangemcnt g
, who feels tolerably well, often finds that
THESE Pills makes him feel decidedly better,
-; cleansing and renovating effcct on the i.
re apparatus.
DR.. j. @. AYER d co., Practical o1scnsss
LOWELL. MASS, 2. q. n.
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For the Renovation Of the Hair,
The Great Desideratum OF the Az.

A dressing whic
is at once agreeable
healthy, and etfectur
for preserving I'll
hair. Faded or gro
hair 10 soon restor,
to is original eo.o
and the gloss az
freshness Of you'll
Thin hair IL thicl