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The national Republican., 1869-01-08
HARBoR IMPRoyEMEELs AT MANIsTBR,
UsIrBD STATES BsaisEER' q oPTicE,)

,,..--..- -. NO. Ol1 ~ hAiF hrREHT,
MfLwarKEE, WIFI DecenbeI s, lses,
until 10 m. JANUARY 10, 1902, for extending the
piers at Manistee, Michigan. The proposals. will
terial and labor,
For particpisrs as to. payments, time Of com.
meneing and anishing the work. ciassineation Of
speeineaions, will be shown 70 all who wish to
make proposals.
to hold them without expense TO the United State,
charge Of the work.
Baeh bid, to have consideration, must be accom-.
panied by q guarantee signed by two respon nsibIe
sn snames and duly certified to. as required upon the
A printed copy Of this advertisement will be at
Blank forms o. proposals, With form OF guaran.
Gallon. '''' UNIV up'A ~Pph
The work will be let to the lowest responsible
reject all bids
Contracts with good and sutncient suretles will
be executed within ten days from the date Of the
TIE pIoP?9;sls will be placed IN sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposals. for extending the Piers at
Manistee, Michigan, and addressed TO
Breyet Lieut.. Col Y. U. FARoUHkR,
deli.td Captain OF EnEineefa
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HARBoR IMPRoyEMENTs AT MUSHROOM,

-lNITED sIAThA tNNlNHEHa "A OpFICH,l
No. 5l2MAIs sTRERr. MILwAukBE, Wis,
Sealed proposals will be received al this Office
until Y IN. January 10 1852, for extending the
will be IN dqPlieate and separate for each class of
material aud labor.
PoI particulars as to. payment. time. of com:
material, 9c,, apply TO this ofice, where plans
and specifications will be shown to all who wish
to make proposals.
Contractor furnishing materials will be re.
9uifed to hold them without expense to the United
states until required for use BY the engineer oiesr
Each bid, to have consideration, must be accom-
panied by . guarantee signed by two responsible
nAme,, and duly certified to, as required upon the
A printed copy Of this Advertisement will be at.
tnehed to each proposal.
Blank forms of proposals, with form Of guaran.
cation. '''' OS' u''N "PPii'
The work will bo let to the lowest responsible
Iect ali bids,
Contracts, with good and sufficient suretles, will
award. " A'
The proposals will be placed in sealed envelopes,
indorsed Proposals for Extending the North
Pier at MuskeEon. Michigan and addressed TO
Brevet Lieut. Col. y. Y. fARQUHAR,
deoli.d Chief OF Engineers
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OFFICERS,

OFFICERS,
g. 4. CLARK, PhilAdelphia, President.
!hf COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
RfkSEEsToSS RRfkkSETS SoSKE ws;R!9s,op, VICE President,
Es TGkNER, wa.hingten, Assistant Secretary.
J. EwiNd BEARS, n. b. Assistant Medical Dl.
rector.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
Pj HoRWfTz. Chief Medical Department
'f''a D. W. Bliss. X. D., %a.RiSSion.
The advantages offered by this Company are.
itiss National AZ Company. chartered by speeIa
A paid up capital Of VI 10000.
Il offers low rates Of premium,
Itfurnishes larger insuranc than other companies
for the same money
Il is definite and certain In Its terms,
Is home company IN every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are NO unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy Is non -forieitable
Policies may be taken which pay to the Insured
Iheir full amount and return all the premiums, SO
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
Policies viii be issued that will pay to the In.
sured during life annual income Of tenth the
amount named In the policy.
extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
Of females.
II insures not to secure dividends, but at SO low
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY
ties for such agencies, with suitable indoTsements,
| should bs addressed to the COmpAny's General
| Agents only In their respective districts.
on sppIicstlon at The ohes Of ths Company in this
| city.
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! IThnthIht Nty-I
J. DEAN SMITH.
lEO. w. BkENI.

The undersigned trustee. named In the deed from
corded IL LibeT No. s. page 81, which was given
by said Bonnell to SECURE Mrs, Virginia Scott the
advertisement, assens the sale Of the property on
the terms above Indicated by }, D, Smith and Geo
to the same. b, T. BEACH,
dec}9.t I'd Trustee
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S1S NEW BAT AND SHOE STORE. S1o
OlO J. T. PETTY co. ClS
Havejust opened at 6ls Seventh street, opposite In.
telligencer Building, anew and -sseeted stock
ofHATs, CAPS. BOOTS and SHOES for Gentle
men and Boys, which they offer at Q small ad
vance upon cost. Having bought for Cash they are
snabled TO offer superior inducements to purehas
srs and solicit only an opportunity 10 convince the
public that they are really selling desirable class
Of goods at very low figures.
A call solicited, and comparison Of prices ehal-
lenEsd with any similar establishment In the city
J. 7. PETTY 4 CO.,
Nsssysnth street, opposite Intelligeneer Buildins
Washington. D. O.
Good stock OF Canes and Umbrellas constantly on
hand.
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Memphls and CharIeston RalIroad
Railroad MhceHany.

Forces are at work on the North
and South Alabama Railroad, at Brooks
Gap, twelve miles below EIytOn. This Is
said TO be the most difficult piece OF work
on the entire road, but the Elyton Herald
thinks it can be finished in nine months.
Mr.. Joseph, the Coolie agent at
Charleston, South Carolina, has received
orders to supply nine thousand laborers
Al Once. One thousand, it is said, will be
employed upon the Selma, Rome and
Dalton Railroad,
The ElytOn (Ala.) Herald says;
sufficient money has now been raised
for an experimental survey along the
whole line of the ElytOn and Aberdeen
Railroad, and ii will not be long, we are
satisfied, before a Company will > be
formed, and capital raised for the build
ing of the road.
We see from a communication In
the South arkansas Journal, that Jas.
Thos. Elliott, President OF the NJ. o. and
II. r. Railroad, is hopeful OF the ability
of Mr.. j. +. Sickl6s, the contractor, to
carry out his contract, and urges patience
o the part of the people. He says If the
work is not commenced by the first of
October, he will recommend the cancells-
ton of the contract.
There are three railroads In pEQ-
gf6SS OF GOIlstFugtloht pointing dlrectly
to Fort Smith. The road from Kansas
City via Fort Smith, is progressing rap
idly, and VIII be at Fort Smith by the lst
of January. The South Pacific via Spring
field, Mo-, will be finished to Lebanon.
fifty miles beyond Springfield, by the
LIST of October, and viii soon be COM
pleted to the latter place.
In an article on the recent railroad
swindle the Key West (FIa.) DiSj ateh
says: "The Governor of the state seems
lqtake tpis matter very eOOlly. Indeed
on the Strength Of 1t. and perhaps to
avoid the strength Of it. ne has gone
North, we learn. There is IN re In ms
matter that appears on the surface. For
a while, perhaps, cOncsalnIent might
serve the ends OF the villaipoUs crew, bit
concealment for any great length Of time
is not to be presumed. Murder viii
out"
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afford better prices than elsewhere, and il
would not astonish us to know that we
stood second this season in the rank Of
Southern cotton ports.
Freights during the week on cotton
hence to New York AVE been 81 per 100
rail and river, AMI 81 TO / 10 all rail.
Western bound freights have been lrregu-
lar. Freights from New York to this
point ranging from CSC to 81 10.
! The bridge across the Ohio win be COM
pleted within sixty days, when cotton viii
20 through to New York without break
ing bulk.
The receipts to-day per river and rail
were as follows: Iron ties $50 bundles;
cattle 59-head; sheep 300 head; molssses
p bbls; spikes 50 kegs; wheat A sacks;
bacon 2 casks; hides 5 bbls; cotton seed
Coz sacks; chickens 2 coops; wine 6 casks,
63 boxes; coffee 8 sacks; sugar IL bbls, 7
hhds; lemons l6 boxes; 1000 shingles.
DRY GOODS MARKET
The dry goods trade has fairly opened
for the season and the demand from West
Tennessee, North Mississippi and Arkan-
sas, was never better at this season of the
year. Prices are firm and unchanged and
are lower than In New York. Several
buyers whohavep passed through our city to
the East have returned without purchasing
and have made their arrangements TO buy
in Memphis, finding they can save at
least the cost of transportation to this
point. Terms also are very favorable
here-ss much so as the couQtry merchants
desire. Staple goods are selling on thirty
and sixty days, while all dress and fancy
are selling on four months time. Trade Is
active and more goods have been sold du-
ring the past twelve days than during the
month Of September last year. Stocks
are enormous. We quote:
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Our cotton market has weakened soma
during the week, but this fact Is due to
some extent to the want Of competition
smong buyers, onlya few OF whom are re-
eeiving orders. Another cause is the
weakness exhibited FiR Liverpool and
New York. The new crop II beidg sold as
rapidly as it comes in and has declined
from l 10 iKe from the opening figures Of
the week. Sales will foot up about 200
bales, most OF which was taken on Satur-
day and to-day. The sales to-day amount
ed 70 about 80 bales. We quote 10
bales Low Middlings at SOC, II do 3oc, l do
SO1zc: 10 Aiddhngs Sic, Is do sic; 10
Strict Middlings Slhc, Is do SIHe. There
are no low cOttons in market. These sales
were mostly made in small lots-the
largest table bsipgone of IL or Is bales. A
Fable Of g bales was opened last evening,
but not sold.
The New York market a sdeelined from
s4s<c, at which it opened on Tuesday last,
70 sse, At which it closed to-day, with
Inarkss irregular aud nominal and ten
deney Still downwards. The sales to-day
included 900 bales for November delivery
at2Txe.
In Liverpool the week opened ct lsAd
Tor Uplsnds, and at l pm. to-day vas dull
~ iSssd,
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ALE AND PoRTER-Wm. Il Robt. Youn-
gers Scotch Imported, 50 to , 50 for pts. ;
Barclay & Perkins pts s.; Byass' best
Stout, pts 1926; Guinness's extra do, 50 so;
J.. Walker q Co.'S Cincinnati Ale, $40 50
per half bbls, including packages; kags,
50 25i Lager Beer, SfI ff half bbls, s. OF
for packages returned. Hostetter's bit
ters, s. 90 per case.
BBoONs-The demand Is active and sup
piled 10 a great extent by home manu-
facturers. Steamboat Shaker So to 7 per
dozen: No. I IS per dozen; No. ? s. so per
dozen.
BAaoINa-Prices are 6rm and tending
upwards, Greenleaf 26k 10 27c, Ky. Py,
25H TO 28hfe; other brands Of heavy 25ls
10 sc; light weight IS to 2Oc. No
India in msrket. some imitation India
made in Massachusetts, held at SOC Stock
Of ali kinds very light.
BEASs-Light demand and supply; 81 50
to ] IS per bushel.
REEswAx-Light receipts and fair de-
mand at 30 to $50.
BUTrER-ChOice Western IS in demand
and prices are somewhat improved since
last week. Mequote at 81 10 4Gc; good 30
10 $50.
BRooM CoRN-In demand al 500 TO go
per ton.
LIVE STocK-The market is moderately
we'll supplied with beef cattle, and the
demand Is active. Choice Western are
taken at &c gross; common Al TO Sc;
common Texas 3 10 SC gross; choice as to
$50 per head Hogs scarce and In good
demand at 10 TO lie gross. sheep in activs
demand at loo gross; lambs frh and
scarce at $50 TO 81. About $50 head Of cattle
In the market, of which some Texas
are very hne.
CoFFEE-Firm. Skimmings. 10 70 Zoe
common to fair Rio. 20 TO gle; prime DO,
Is to 26c; Lagulrs, 25ei Java, IS 20 SSc.
COTTON YARNS duh. 400, 22c; 800, pee
eco, lsc; 700, lie.
cRAcKKBE-Pilot, &c; butter, water
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FRIeHTEul %pEYEL0PnEMrs

Al last the people have got the fact ." through
their hair" that hair dyes impregnEted with
acetate OF lead and other metallic salts arc
MURDEROUS PREPARATIONS.
When they see the metallic sedimen at the
bottom of the bottles. they know that the
disgusting stuf is literally WITH
FOLSOM. They ask, therefore, for &
HARMLESS VEGETABLE DYE
and ind II. pure and efleaeious. In
C~ristadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye
Onered undo the sanction OF Prof Chil1anS
guarantee that!t contains " nothing delete
Fious,"
CRIsTADORos MISUNDERSTANDING, as
a Dressing, acts like aeharm on The Hair aner
DyeIng. Try
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T 7 sTATRNErr.


The general trade OF Memphis since our
last weekly review has been quite an i'm
movement over that Of the week before,
and no doubt viii o~Ontinne 20 improve
henceforth. The crop news, though not
80 favorable, Is not OF sueh a character as
to imply that cotton has been a failure by
any means. though some sections Will not
raise one-half Of what they hoped to do
only a month or six weeks ago. While
this is true Of many sections, there are
others which will not be able to gather all
they make. and whore already fabulous
prices are being paid for labor. The labor
question continues 10 be a matter OF seri-
Gus consideration to The planter, and It
will. no doubt, continue to be so for years
90 some. The new cotton crop, so far a. II
has been received In this market, looks
very well, and classes, on an average,
very high, owing to the clear, bright
weather enjoyed for weeks passed. One
steamer brought ia % bales Of the new
crop on SUNDAY, and another 50 bales,
making the receipts of the new crop 20
A&e, something over s25 bales. Much
IccOOsnore wouid have come in but for the ex-
ST. treule low water prevailing in the Arkan-
iran sas and 1T. Francis, as well as White
nav rivers. The receipts at this port during
zoe the season 50 expected TO reach 100000
AZ bales. and we think there can be no doubt
,ri III OF thelF dQlng so as Memphis is certainly
u market in the South.
advantage in the way Of
~1transit North, buyers can
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. September IS, 1859.

OFFICE OF n DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. September Is, 1859.
Money has been close during the week
and becomes more stringent rs the season
advances. This state Of affairs, however,
is not peculiar 10 Memphis, but is general
all over the country. New York, Gin
%cinnati, Louisville, Chicago and ST. Louis,
are all complaining of the steady drain
upon them for currency, and 1t is said that
never in many years have these markets
been so close.
Bonds and stocks arc entirely nominal
in this market, owing to the scarcity Of
money.
Scrips Of all kinds are in some demand
by brokers, but heoutside demand is very
small. Transactions are Of & trivial char
seter and far between.
Exchange Is In demand and rates re-
main steady. The offerings are some
better since new cotton has commenced TO
arrive, but as yet are 80 small as TO give
but little relief.
The Gold market has been firmer than
last week and transactions have been on
a larger scale. Dealers by all offered.
$1,000 was taken to-day in two lots at l5fzsc.
Hoanx s. =-noo -
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pretty wOmen..,A e-OmparativeIy fsw La.

dr@ m~enopolize the Beauty as we'll as the at
tention Of society. This ought not to be so,
but It Is; and viii be while men are foolish
and single out pretty faces for companions.
This can ali be changed by using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, which gives the Bloom OF
Youth M a refined sparkling Beauty to the
Complexion, pleasing, powerful and nsIETl
No lady need compls,H af a Yed, tanned,
freckled or rastic CoIaPleSlon who I'M Invest
sevsuty. ave cents in Hagan's Magnolia Balm
It's effects are truly wonderful. To Preserve
and Dress the Hair use Lyons KstAslrOn,
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SAM. B. JONES. eeuI sup't.
aissIssippi and Tennessee Railroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily.-..2a5 pm. u:40 am
n. Orleans Express, dafiy...Ss3O am. 4 30 pm
Freight, daily except sun
ung u pm 10 d-4l
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and ell points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
CofesTille, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
d. Ticket Office 81 IL Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses Will call for passengers
and check baggage IN any part OF the city, by
leaving orders At II l-2 Main street.
A. :. LVERNORE, Gen1 Sup't.
c. OAKLEY. Gen1 Ticket Agent.
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5000 REWARD.


A 7 q stated communication of Oakland
n Lodge No. 81 A. +. and A. ~, held atZak-
land, Miss, on the 18th day Of August. 1859. Il
was, RESOLVED, That as our worthy brother.
r ID. BAHSEs. senior Warden OF this Lodge.
vas aSsassinated on the 9Th inst, by DR.. Al.
Lott, q non-afhliated Mason Of the same
place thst the Lodge offer a reward for the
capture OF the murderer.
Description Of said Lott-He Is about six
feet one inch high slender form: heavy.
shoulders. slightly bumped. ysrv
black piercing eyes; long black WhtskeFs aud
moustaehe, slightly grey: black hair. rather
thin on top OF head; dark complexion; forty
seven years OF age. apparently about thirty
hNe; weighs about B0 pounds. This lodge
oilers a reward of two huIdFe dollars. in adj
dillon 70 i've hundred dollars offered BY the
nather OF the deceased, for arrest OF the muir
derer and his confinement in Jail. so that he
may be brought to justice.
All paper friendly 70 The cause Of Masonry
Will please copy one time.
lSlgnedl j. W. SAUNDERS. W.M.
Attest JAMES II. CARR. Sec'y pro ten. aaI2
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NOTICES.
ExEcuT0R's NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Executor of the last
III VIII and Testament of Wade Il. Ralt0n,
deceased, all persons having claims against
his estate are npiiAsa % present them within
the the required by law All persons IN
AeDtsdf IL the estate viii come FORWARD aad
Glake Immediate settlement.
Is. NJ. APPERSON, Executor.
Memphis, Ita August, p69.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Memphis and lfttIs ROck RaIIrOad.

To MADISON NJ LITTLE Rock, ARKANsAs.
Going West-Leave Hopefeld daily at pm.
Coming East-Leave Forest City. al 9 am,
No trains on sunday.
b. D. WILLIAM,
General Agent and Superintendent.
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IOHN q. SCHMIDT, Lock and Gunsmith,
u has removed from Second street 10 No. A
Monroe, between Main and Second Streets.
and repairs burglar and nre~proof safes.
He also repairs locks OF all descriptions. guns.
pistols and sewing machines. Long expert
enee IN his branch of business viii insure
satisfssucn % his patrons. sugA
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NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE MEMPHIS And
ar. LoUTs tn s-sP0RTATr0S COMPANY are
hereby notified that the second in~stailnent
of twenty. i've per cent. np0n the capliel
stock Of said company has this day been de-
clared due. and payable az The ONCE OF The
aud Treasurer, 70 Front street, on
or before the list October.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
A. l. CUMMINS,
see Secretary and Treasurer.
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FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.

lust received per ship Vincentns Van Pau
j 10. direct nani Antwerp, Bg3 boxes French
Window Glass. all sizes, al prices to compete
WIKI American brands, and much superior
in qualify.
aU12 4 IL HRlA n f0
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NOTICE.

J.. FRANCISCO, OF the firm OF Fran
n. cisco a Wfggin, Hattegs. No 9G Main
street, having retired frOnl said nrm on the
lth OF Nay, ~ the business VIII De ecu
under the old firm name and style as heFeto-
fore, he having ASSUMED all liabilities Of the
same. Al FRANCESCA
MI, WIG9iS,
SeDtember 10. 1855. sell
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Memphts and LouIsvIne RalIruad.

p ARRIVE
Day Express, r. R. time-.-4s 90 an. 23O am.
City tme...--.S As am.
Night Express, X. X. time..3O0 PIN. 1870 am.
City time.2a5 I'm.
Ticket Offices Nc. 81 Ia Main street and at
Depot, head OF Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
out change,
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The only matter Of interest since our
last weekly edition in Tennessee securi-
ties has been an advance in New Bond
TO $40, at which they soldin New York on
Saturday. No sales reported to-day in
Old or New. Old on Saturday was
nuotad at 81
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The Brunswick Seaport AoDeal.
INSANE ASYLUM.

CT. vIScENr's INSTITUTION FOR THE
. INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded By the sisters OF Charity, All
gust 10 k&. II IL private and drst-class IN
It's arrangements ana accommodation. lJus
sane patients OF both sexes and raH
nominations are reeeived. also thoss
TO taking 0LF esfimutf
cess ror f&
r
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Extract from a Private Letter from Hawaii,
Islands,

Extract from a Private Letter from Hawaii.
Sandwich Islands,
o Q . Although the eruption is not SO
yiolsat now, the volcano II a fearful sight to
behold. The rivers of lava still dOw, and the
smoke from the crater Rscends In aW hIl mai
esty. During this volcanic upheayai Il has
been very siekly here. A peculiar sort OF low
malarious foyer, which has grown Out OF the
foul, condensed vapors OF the volcano, has
prevailed to an alarming szteHI, ard az Que
time &c was feared IL woffd d~epopGlete the
Island. Hut fortunately. a s~ea-captsln call
tlg te-e' fhr Supplies distributed PLASTA-
tfdN BfTIERs to the suffering, ANA quick and
thorough cures we're ths result. The news
spread like Wild-nre. Messrs. Ching-Takin &
Co. Commission Merchants, had these Bit
tiers for sale. In a short time their office was
besieged and their supply exhausted. A
steamer was dispatched TO san Francisco by
order Of the Hospital Department, and a .sV
and enormous supply Obtaiasd rs sOoh as
possible. From thht ,Apllent the scOuTge
was stayed, BOT anhther Fatal case occurred,
aad the Epidemic has now entirely disap-
peared. G . 9 Is this wonderful remedy
known In your cltyY l hope so, for Il Is a
sure cure for all fevers and miasmatIc sick
ness. You may tell your friends so for me. .
NC
MAGNOLIA VA4EA-Superior to the best
impaired German Cologne, and sold al hall
the pride.
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In Remote Settlements Of Untold yaIue

In Remote Settlements Of Untold Value.
Food makes blood; blood makes the body.
II the blood be pure, the body Is healthy. So
II We are not In health, we know some impu-
rifles are lurking about which must be re-
moved, and the sooner the better,
B~rdadregas Pill ysesass al Prom he sJstent
sghfek Eg1As aeeds no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by Brandreth's
Pills have arrested the attention OF eniight-
ened physicians. Upwards OF i've thousand
now use them in their daily practice, and
two hundred have given their wrtttea testi-
mOny as to their innocence ana value as
eleansers OF the hcEela and blood.
Their 1htold value Is to those living in set
Element where doctors can only be had at
great expense. For II you are stck, YOU
have only TO take one or more doses CT BrauT-
reth's Pills to get cured. FglI directions are
With each box. SOLD by all druggists.