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DISSOLUTION.

TINHE frm OF Bsyliss, Eysrlst y Co. is dis.
solved. The business win be closed ~
al their office, 27e front street.
Messrs. X W. kVeritt & Co., will continue
the importing and Commission business, al
No. Z Union street.
iylS B. BAYIISS.
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NOTICE.

1 IBERAL cash advances will be made ON
Ia cotton or Western produce shipped to our
correspondents, Messrs. ID. K. CGrWelI & CO..
New Orleans, Louisiana,
jell MARTIN wALTSCO.
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H~arC4s

MY tRft.NuS aud the public are informed
VI that have accepted, afier a careful In
VestlSation, au appointment from the New
York Life Insurance Company as their Gene-
raj Agent for Tennessee, and have located
myself at their branch 81 &c, l. MuSfiSoh
street, where l viii 10 naPpy to see or COM
muUic.a :. .dh any no desire TO effect life
insurance. olhe New York Life Insurance
Company has a claim 10 public confidence
which needs no cJmmtndatiOn rom me, Gs4d
bheSpca6 for il That generous suuplrt which
the good citizens q ApmBLts awe extended
To rye pDlsOGaily while Postmaster Of this
Citi. solicit CORES pondence from country
districts, witt, reference 10 establishing HEen-
cIeS or appointing solicitors.
lYM tsObEHT e.. GISr.
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NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors and Planter

Notice to Contractors and Planters
'OO GOO POUNDS OF CORNED BEEF
ZOsONJNJ on hand. which l am prepared
10 sell az low figures.
Nj. L. L.OPPESHEIMER
JyJO t9S Adams street
A DSlINISTRATRIX NOTICE.-To the cred
n itOrs OF J. 2. Waldran, decd: You Will
take notice that have taken ont letters OF
administration on the estate OF j. T. Wal
dram, and you are hereby notified Ia. present
your claims 10 me for settlement; those IN
aehted TO the estate Will please conls forward
and settle SANG.
jyS Mrs. r. ii. WALDRAN.
n TOTICE.-Wheress, letters testamentary
y upon the estate OF VI. l. Haley Madam
Leisel, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make Immediate payment .
and those having claims or demands AGAINST
the same will make known the same without
delay. at Morgan, Jarnagin 4 FFaySer's Law
Ofhce- MARTHA A GREEN,
JyE ExecutTiN.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

~ Bankruptcy, at Memphis Tenn.
II ! virtue OF Il general order of sale entered
u by The District Court OF the VnI3a,i states
iar the District Of West Tennessee, on the 18Th
day OF Deecmber, A.D., lSsS. / win proceed 10
sell on
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WORsHAM HOUSE

N~ORSHAA HOUSE for Rent and Furni-
w lure for sale. Apply TO
\. NACCARQ o.
iyE +, = MGlSSHAAT
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers.

UNHE Memphis OIL Company wish to pur-
i chase, during next fall and winter,
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform tFairbank 81 scales. They urge their
friends not 10 store their Seed in large guam
Titles and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured By HEATING. Planters who wish
to make contracts for delivery of Seed will
please call at OIL Work, Center Landing.
So OIL Cake and Meal for sale In any guam
t{ty, Iy2l
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Terms for Flee Months Pssiji.ellf IA Ads9sas.
For all branches Of English, Latin,
Greek, French, spanish, German and
ANdllAAl .- NI
For Harp, Guitar and Plano Music NO-
cal and Instrumental. 80 a.
For Board, with Furnished Room, Fuel
Lights, Washing and Towels...........-.- Is o.
No incidenfalS or deductions.
No Books or Stationery furnished except
FOR cash. Rev. }. u. MEREDITH.
iy-5j dkW President.
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New Orleans and Ohio Railroad Co.
NorIcs To eoNpHoLpERs.


Wm. p. AIellen, Trustee, and the United States
and Others against The New Orleans aad
Ohio Railroad Company and Otbets,
TNHIS cause having been referred back TO
/ me "a Special CuEl missioner by the Hon.
Bland Ballard, Judge OF the United States
District tUGFs Tor the District of Kentucky
Tor ,be purpose of taking further PROOF, etc, I.
1aerefore Notice is hereby given 10 all
BOndholders Of the First aud Second Mort
gage Bonds and the Coupons thereuntO be-
longing and unpaid, of the New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company, that have not al-
ready bsSh reported 10 me under a former
order Of said Court, TO come forward and pre-
sent and Ole with nae, as said Commissioner
said Bonds aud Coupons as aforesaid at nay
Offlce, in the city of Paducih and State Of
Kentucky, ON Og EefOre the
FIRST MOND.AY IN NOVEMBER, ISG9.
Also. In case of los, B5Ads, If any, or in case
of claimants claiming the right To have any
Bonds not heretofore actually issued 50 them /;
said p9r:ies are pofifled 10 take proof of same
bef2re nae, at the place aforenamed, on or be
fOre> the First NOnday tl SOvenb beT, 1853.
". H. JONES,
augl Special Comm is faner.
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NOVn6V FFONl anu uHtOH dIT66IS,
Where he viii continue to offer full stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions.
Liquors, etc, az the LOWEST MARKET RAFss,
with improved facilities.
Has now on hand and % arrive:
500 barrels Flour-YariouS brands;
IS casks Bacon Sldes:
80 tierces. half barrels and kegs Lard;
90 boxes breakfast Bacon:
81 barrels Ccrnmeal:
SO barrels Moiasses;
lS5 barrels Yellow and Refined Sugar;
Sf0 boxeS Soap, Starch and Candles:
500 boxes oysters, Sardincs, Spices, etc:
ia barrels Whisky, Brandy and Gin,
f,ofiass Teas Wooden Ware, BroOmS and
other articles too numerous TO mention.
a. ECKER6x,
auge Corner Front and Union Streets
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LEADING SCHOOL IN THE SOUTH,
Nashville, Tenn.
w. r. w a II DIS
Seminary for Young Ladies,

TUAs completed its Fourth Year. and has
1 attained greater success than any schoOt
for young ladies in the South. The depaft
menrS Of Science. Classics, Modern Ian
guages, Music, Drawing and Painting, are
very superior. The seminary building Is the
most imposing in the city. The dining room
presents a spectacle of elegance and plenty
not excelied by our best hotels.
The advantages Of the city of NASHVILLE N
respect to health, society and church priv
ileges, commend themselves to the parents
Of the South. 80. -.
The great success OF this se~hooi moor n ~ ~ .ne clLy ,
of merit. Many Of its graduates are teacn-
ers Three hundred pupils during the past
71,.. Ssvt session opens THU RSDAY, Sep
,a-.1bsr 81 For 8 Catalogue address
ausf d4yT w. E WARD. SaahYille, Tenn,
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FGRsT MoNn4Y IN NOVEMBER, 1869.
NOTICE.
To the Merchants ef Memphis and Aer-
ckaats and Planters on White River.

1 HAVE this day sold the White River Mall
l Contract, with aif my interest in the White
river trade, 10 the Memphis and Arkansas
River Packet Company. of which Major John
ID. Adams IS President. To the old citizens OF
Memphis and on White river, by whom Maj.
Adams has been 80 long and fayOra6iy
known, need say nothing. as he Is no stran-
ger to them. having success fttliy carried thsir
mails and done their river hvySlpeSs for them
for many year, before the war. To the new
settlers l take pleasd3S - recOulIneudl ng the
new line as reliable In every particular, aud
ask Tor thoHa a COfdi;ti and hearty Suppogt.
InRe 10, 1859, JOHN 2 DAVIS.
4 y taking charge OF the Memphis and White
| River Mail Line; can only say that We
will endeayor TO conduct tGe business in such
a manner that II Will he satisfactory to the
merchants and plaatefs ON OR route, ana 20
the travelling pablic,
For the present We will run two hoats-leay-
Ing Mss1phis every TUESDAY and SATURDAY; /;
hui a. soon as the business viii justify it. viii
put on boat on Thursday, making a tri-
weekly line. viii here say to the Memphis
merchants, that ft Will be my aim to give
them as low 3 rate OF freight as Il is possible
to do without Injury or loss 10 the Company
whfch ( represent, and would ask of them a
a hearty cooperation.
JOHN d. ADAMS.
June 10, 1863. iel2
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cATAWBA WINE.

20 CASES of Yeatman Il Grahams very
~ superior vintage OF 1855, just received
and for sale in lots 70 suit purchasers by
II. WEATHERBEE,
jY30 81 Jefferson street,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF MEMPHIS.
- sion 188 9-ZO.
THE REGULAR LECTURES OF THIS IN
i stltutlOn will begin
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1869,
AND END IN MARCH, 1870.
FACULTY:

FACULTY:
ALEXANDER ERsEISE, Md, Prof of Obstet-
ries and Diseases of Women.
Benz. W. AvEST, Md. Prof of the Princf-
pies and Practice Of Surgery.
ALFRED II. VOoRHIEs, Md, Prof of Materia
Medica, Therapeutics and of OphthalnOl-
ogy.
RICHARD B. MAURY, Md, Prof. Of the Prin-
eiples and Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDERS, MD. Prof. of Descrip-
tive and Surgical Anatomy.
J. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Md, Prof. Of Physi-
OlOgy and Pathology.
ALEXANDER RIvEs, ND, Prof. of Chemistry
and TexieOlogy.
GUsrAvUs B. THORNTON. ND, DemOnstrator
of Anatomy.
For anv further Information in reference 70
the school application may be made %
ALEXANDER ERSkINE- Dean
MemDhfg Iuly Is, 1853. JJA4
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BALTIMORE.
CARPENTERING.
ioHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 JET.
1 , fersoFl street, entrance Ia alley. Special
Sftention given to Stair Work. Houses and
Vsrandahs framed reedy Tor shipping noFV
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The undersigned will continue the Livery
aud sale business at the OvertOn Stables, OPP
pOsite 0verton Hotel. The finest rigs in the
city always on hand. Major Rawlings VIII
be found at the stable TO wait on customers.
JylS E. c. POSTAL.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Arm Of f. G. POSTAL.& s co. was dis
! solved by mutual consent on the 18th
inst. E. c. Postal assumes Sl liabilities and
collects all outstanding debts.
5. G. POSTAL.
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REMOVAL.
Corner 'FRONT.' and unlon Streets

yINHE undersigned herewith respectfully in.
IL forms his customers and the public gen.
orally, that he has removed his store TO tbs
commOdious building
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BRINKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE

South Terminus Of DeSOto ST.,
Will Open It's Second Session ist September.
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Good Horaea.

7 wish TO call the attention Of the
farmer to this subject, Did you ever
know of a time but what good horne
would sell at high pricei When beef,
pork, mutton or wool, would not sell
for enough to hardly pay the cost OF
production, even then good horses sold
readily, at q paying price, and the rea-
son Why they command . high price ls
because they are scarce.
If YOU will take the trouble to exam
inc the brood mares in your town or
county, you will wonder that there are
apy good ones. Occasionally you viii
find a good mare, and the owner most
assuredly knows that it itrequires such to
bring forth good colts. Yen will find
more than tbree.fourths OF the breod
mares are either deformed, ugly, lame,
or broken down by hard work so they
won't drive on the road, or work on the
farm, and the owner keeps them in some
back lot. Should he be fortunate
enough to raise q good appearing colt,
he is ashamed to show the mother, for
fear it will spoil the sale of il.
+ Can you expect to improve the breed
of horses By such a method as this-or
will you go on in this way until yon
force the.man of money in search Of
good horses to make journey to some
other place ere he finds suchi Let us
act for our own interest, and breed bet
ter mares, and use better stock horses,
and shun the worthless ones that flood
the country offering their services for
mere trife. 1t costs no more to grow q
four.year old colt, that will sell for
three or four hundred dollars, than it
does one that will sell for seventy-five
or one hundred dollars.-Spectator.
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Fleming ProsneCIa.

The political situation just now is
far more hopeful than it appeared to be
in November. Then Radicalism was
everywhere triumphant. 1t seemed TO
have q long and sure lease of power
unless its own follies should shorten its
days. That result is being brought
about in that very way. In Virginia,
the 'loyal" party has been divided; and
the main body, composed of negroes,
carpet -baggers and scalswags, marches
to defeat Nothing can save it unless
the Administration put down the popu-
lar will by the strong arm of power
Even this contingency seems to have
been provided against, and the Con
servatives express themselves as conf
dent of fair election. 1t looks very
much as if the Richmond movement IN
favor of the Presidential brether-in-
law, Doctor SHARP, for the United
States Senate, were designed to recon
cile GRANT to the defeat of WELLS.
The friends of the white mans ticket
in Tennessee, have every hope of secur-
ing majority in the Legislature as well
as the Governorship. The Memphis
AralaRcks says the change in public
opinion against the Radical proscrip-
tionists is rapid and general throughout
the State. The people have had discord
and disfranchisement long enough. They
have learned that the effort to disfran
chise the taxpayers is a most grave ao-
surdity that cannot be long sustained
without danger to the State.
In Minnesota q bitter fight is going
on in the Radical party. A correspond
ent of tho Chicago Republican writing
from Rochester, in that State, says:
"There is no use concealing the fact
that, notwithstanding we gave l5,eVo
majority for GRANT, there is posi-
bility of our losing the State this fall.
Well informed politicians all under
stand and acknowledge it. We cannot
afford TO hazard the success Of the Re
publican party to please : certain
clioue, or to benefit any mans chances
for the United States Senate. Some
thing must be done to harmonic the
party. or defeat is certain" The only
way to harmonic the Radicals is to SO
multiply offices as to cover the whole
party. If that cannot be done, they
will be as quarrelsome as q cage Of mon
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Our New Judge.

The appointment of THATER MELVIN,
Esq, as Judge of the First Judicial
District, seems to give very general sat
isfactiou. Mr.. MELVIN enjoys the con.
fdence of the people of his district,
without distinction Of party. The bar,
the advancement of whose business de-
pends largely upon the Jadge before
whom they appear, take great comfort
in the reflection that the Court will have
at its head an affable gentleman and an
honest man, whose aim will be to dis
charge his own duty and to facilitate
others in the discharge of theirs. While
this gentleman was not our first choice
for the position, yet as Democrats do not
have the selection of Executive ap
pointees, jast now, we are free to say
that we believe the new Judge will meet
his responsibilities ina manner that will
leave neither the people nor the Gov
ernor any reason to regret that the
choice has fallen upon THAYER MELVIN.
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keys when tempted with nuts by mis-
chievous boys,

keys when tempted with nuts by mis-
chievous boys,
Light is breaking through the poht
ical darkness of all these States. In
Ohio there seems to be general apathy
In that State quiet canvass means g
Democratic success, but should the
Radical leaders succeed in arousine
their party from its slumb0rs, there is
every reason to believe that their efforts
will be neutralized by the untoward
influence Of tha Fifteenth Amendment
Pennsylvanis has been virtually sur,
rendered in advance. TherenomiD alton
of GEARY and the Radical Conventions
tacit approval of the corruptions of the
late Legislature of that State, have
placed success within easy reach Of the
Democrats. Common sense in their
nominations and some energy and judg'
ment in their canvass will enable the
Democrats of the Keystone State to
triumph in October. -
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Radical Friendship for Education.


The Radicals claim to be the special
friends of education. There is never a
political campaign but you hear their
stumpers roaring and clarifying over
free schools often in language that shows
their acquaintance with those schools
to be by no means practical. To hear
them talk, one would suppose that no
literary institution now tiourishes in
any section of this country save Hnder
their ~atrOnage, and that the perman-
ent success of school as well as the
thorough enlightenment of apeople is al
ways assured when they address their
"loyap minds to the subject.
The University of North Carolina fur
nishes q case in point. 1t handsomely
illustrates the difference between the
fictions which the Radicals set forth
about their friendship for education,
and the hard facts which their policy
brings out. The North Carolina
University has ten trustees and seven
students. Formerly it was one of the
most fourishing institutions in the
South. But the scalawags and carpet
baggers got control of it and undertook
to educate blacks and whites side by
side in the institution. The white stu
dents left the concern, and after that
the 'loyal" folks had no motive for in
ducing the blacks to attend. There
were no "white aristocrsts" to be "hu-
INFLATED" by contact with the Congo;
the Congo ceased to be cOaxed into a
college course, and the University falls
into decay for want of patronage.
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Al Zine Kennedy.

Kansas reports an immense anu iTOi' .L,
inc rpsb of immigrants, shonid 'nt
iDsoad Ds Of new settlers, with their casl
and muscle, become unbearaoie' .n'
kansas folks will find nsyer'falllnG
remedy in political prescription = Le'
them adopt the West Virginia Ae''
Oath system for robbing, starving De,
grading and e1iling their citizens S'.1 anu
thew have the experience Of this sta'e
as a guarantee that 50 long as th'y t, con,
tinue the application no new settlers
will seek home within their borders
and every old one who can get away
will hunt new lodgings in some CIVIL
;zed and Christian country.
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Miupe.ota misceGenniion

Last wear Minnesota voted to entran'
cbise the negroes. Since their enfran'
chisement the amiable colored folks IN
that State seem to have labored under
the same delusion as their brethren
slsawbere. Four horrible outrages late.
ly committed in Minnesota by negroes
npon white women, shO% the negro''
opipion to be that, when he is enfran'
chised, white women have no rights
that he is bound to respect. The En-
qGirer thinks that in these days OF
necessary consequences" (ridc Ohio
Republican State Platform, Sd resolu,
ton }, such ebterprising Ethiopisns are
to the distinction of being
styled the pioneers of miscegenation",
after their fashion.
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BY NAIL.

John Mitchell is leoturing in st. Louis
Nashvilleis eating home raised green
corn.
St. Louis had 10S deaths during the
past week.
The South Car-'ius cotton fields'are
white with blooms.
Fine wheat crops are being harvested
IN the vicinity of Clarksville, Tenn.
A negro killed another negro at Ho!-
ly Springs, Mississippi, the other day.
Admiral Porter will, for the present,
remain on duty at the Navy Department.
On Change at Chicago Friday new
barley from California was on exhibi'
tioD.
Aman dred from the bite of spider
in Wilmington, North Carolina, few
days ago.
President Grant and General Sherman
will spend a portion of the mouth oi
August at Long Branch.
Three tons of silver from Georgetown
Colorado, mines have arrived ID Chi
cago, consigned to various parties.
Mr.. Turner, colored Postmaster at Ma
con, Georgia, has received his commits
sion at Washington, and left for that
city.
The practice in Florida is for the Gov
eruor to draw uD the bills himself and
submit them TO the Legislature for their
action.
Stokes defends himself from the
charge of using bad grammar in his let
ter OF acceptance, and says he thinks II
was wrote pretty we'll"
Sufficient information has been re-
ce'ved by the committee TO warrant
the statement that successful impeach-
ment OF Gov. Bullock is foregone con-
clusior.
ihe st. Louis Republican advises Tom
Allen TO wash his hands of the profess
sion OF prize fighting, dispose of his
saloon, and open a genteel sparring Q
schoSl in that city.
The San Antonio (Texasl Herald saws
1--WE have just heard of the death Of a
child OF Mr.. Calvin Horton, of Atascoso.
eau ssd By the bite of rattlespake and
singular to relate, the mother of the
child lies almest at the point of death
caused, it is said, by having picked mn
and attended the bitten child-so VEN.
omous appears to have been the reptile,
Several head of cattle, it is said, hays
died from snake bite in the same settle
ment within few days. There is quite
an excitement in the neighborhood, al
we are Informed"
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N
K,nn. Jams Thompson


Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April y. l-66.
II consider 'Hoohands German Bitters' q
vGludJle medicine in case Of attacks Of Tndiges-
tiOn or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my
experience Of u.
Yours, with respect
JAMES THOMPSON"
From Rer. Joseph II. KeHuard, D. D.,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Phila.
delphiA-
DR.. JasLson-Dear Sir: have been frequent
ly requested 20 connect my name with recon-
mendatiohs Of different kinds OF medicines. but
regarding the practice a out OF my appropriate
sphere. I have In all cases declined: but With
clear proof in various instances and particular
IL in my own family, Of the use OF DR.. Hoofands =
German Ritters, / depart for once from nv usual
course, 10 express my full conviction that. I7r
general debility Of he SysteBs aud especially for
LiCsr Complaint, q u a saJe and valu1bL rrepa-
ration. In ssne cases il may fail; but usually,
/ doubt net IL will be very beneficial 20 those
who suffer from the above causes
Yours, very respectfully,
]. II. EENNARD
Eighth, below Coates 81.
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1t appears that the German tavern
keepers in Pittsburgh, Pa, are in ear.
nest in regard to enforcing the Sunday
laws. in order to make them odious. 1t
is probable that the newspaper ofices
will have to t. kept closed, and news
paper proprietors are puzzled, as yet, as
to how they. will get out their Monday S
paper. II is said that they will also
make an effort to stop the street cars and
close up the livery stables.
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These remedies will effectually cure Liver
Complaint Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Chrsnio Diarrhea Disease
of the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a
DisoIde Liver, Stomach or Intestine.
DEBILITY,
Resulting from any Cause whateveri
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM
induced by Severe Labor, Hard.
ship, Exposure, Fevers, &C.
Thgre is no medicine eTtant equal to these
remedies in suoh cases. tone and vigor is
imparSed to the whole system, the appetite is
stren gthened food r. enjoyed, the sstSniaoh di.
gests properly, the blood Is purified, the com.
plexion becomes Sound and healthy, the yellow
tinge is eradicated from the eyes q bloom is
given to the cheeks, and the weak and nervous
invalid becomes strong and healthy being.