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FOUR TRAINS DAILY. leave Union, ,lJeso,.s-,
-lumbus. on and after Nov, %, lsss. "a y -.

lumous' on ana after y ev, % 1853. az l,ie,,oy
4 Milford si7 % 9ISsns ioio am. Bslefonns.:Eiss::
Los m, Sandusky 600 m. Piqua 1l:i5 q m To
i'f2 fbs IS Dft1Ss fan sspsss iS s8r Toledo
ahead of any otherrpute, = ~
r15b =; u; MAIL AND ND PEORIA EXPRESS
Junction 4:4o m. Richmoud sos m. Indisnauo-
Is se;s Sfe sa % I9ganP9ss 1O5o % Chicsge 500
Iowa. Los a m. keokuk 1880 p m, Quincy ia5 m
Louisville 23o NJ; Terre Haute u 81 p m. Mattoon
M st Louis SIS N. .Iafayette 1900 mid l'S% Sppins
field, Ills $50 m.
morning hours ahead and for p points us West
Of Of, ST 81 Louis and Keokuk one train in advance
all other routes.
S:5U PRESS isonSays except.dj hVGIS ayryes EA :.
Piqua sos p IN. Toledo $3.50 a M IIetroit s.io a m.
Chcaeo $50 M a5 qTpIEs n, TerIs 0H Haul.
e:30 $50 m. asttoon e;l5 M, Pana 11;Oo a m Alton
Sprnsdeld lis 1s5 m. Quincy 90 1is' m Rso %
kuk 100 m. Louisville 500 N. Nashville 600 .
m, Memphis 1000 m.
81 Sleeping cars run in this train from Column
bus To Chicago and st. Louis without change. This
is decidedl the. hest train from COLI mbus Chi
time and arrives at st. Louis and Louisville 8
hours ahead and makes direct connections for
any other route. W
lfC.IOs Am. NIGHT EXPRESS. Daily via
IAsfO lndianapolis Mondays excepted1. Wis
Logansport. Arrives at Bradford junction l:i5 . .
m. Logansport $40 ID. Chicago 2.25 m, Peoria
5;s5 ~. Keokuk 1e45 pm, lndisnspolis $50 m.
Terre Haute l2l5 IN, Evansville 80 p m, Matioon
3:l6 m. Cairo Ais IN, PaRa 500 IN. Alton 300
m. st. Louis 10:l5 m. Lafayette $40 D m Louis
vi lie 500 N Nashville 500 am. Memphis AIS m.
. Passengers by tnis train arrive the same day at
st. Louis 81 hours and Chicago hours ahead Of
any other route - fls5. aI7ll>'7I -
STATE ROOM SLEEPING CARS
Run in this train from Pittsburgh to indianapolis
81 Call for Tickets via Logansport or Indian
1 apolis. s5.fr f-l d,
| 81 Tickets for sale at Union and Piqus Depots.
Columbus. and al all principal Railroad Ticket
F. CHANDLER. Genq Ticket Agent. z
/ S11-- j M. LUNT. General Superintendent.
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Wirth MissAnna Wilson Alex Anna
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Wagley Mrs j 5 Ward James Wslter Isl
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Publishers of Christian Browning & Co --4
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NEW MAN

Through the Instrument of the most powerful
and popular of all vegetable invigorants and cor
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GERMAN BITTERS

Iscomposed of the pure Juices lor as they are,me-
dcinally termed, Extracts), of Roots, Herbs and
Barks, making q preparation highly concentrated
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.CADTI0N.
CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.

Hooaand,s German Bitters. per bottle. ....s1 90
Hoofand's German Tonic, put up in qt bottles so
per bottle, or half dozen for 81 so. j .IIsil %
Do not forget to examine wellthe article you buy
n order to get the genuine. f--rt 15ira ,
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FOE SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS
And Dealers in Medicines ev.rJ where
jy92-dw&s Keowly
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIYTERS.

Biliousness Indigestion, General Debility, and
all the complaints which proceed from want of
proper action in the liver. the stomach and the
bowels. are eradicated by course of this great
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21
CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

Which not only combats and conquers diseases that
have entrenched themselves in the system, but
is the best known safeguard against ali unhealthy
influences. Persons whose occupations and pur-
suits su oject them to the depressing effects of a
ularly as q protection against the low fevers and
other disorders which malaria engenders. Inva-
lids who ara 81 L--4
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining atncalled for IN the Col,m,bxs Post
Office, January 20, 1862
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AM Ordinances

To assess special tax upon the real estate bound-
ing High stte eet, from a point 125 feet south of
Friend street to the south side of South Public
lane. ,g5s..4L ...a5 s7s q
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0lbBllJ bBl|I! Statesntlta|lteL /
RAN RoaD TIME TABLE.

@gaowing the arrival and departure Of trains At Co
4 nbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, Nov. 23d'
. trains win run as folloHs; sssd 'l5sg "a . s
r<u1~ n n -
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Ny. s. Vol. Institute,

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,ssiG1 3..J o. =, s10a7J ass4f gast.-
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WASTING AWAY,

Witnout any specluI Complaint. except agradual
will ind in the BIT r TERS a fountain Of
vitality and yigor, as refreshing and exil-
Grating pool in the desert to the sand scorched
and fainting travellers. Hss
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sleeping cars On ali night Trains.

re -sta15 L. HENRY BROOKS, Ticket Agent.
s4,...4. 80. W. II. h. SHlNN. Agent.
Il dsna osPPSH% ossaPPfSIHi1%fsnasns oiuoiHn.sl. .blfs Ism
niM L. GEL GSBff4Ffa; Fiek;.;tt As,s s1sdT .s1sa 100
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-24

/ exhibit that universally destroying action
which marked its course last season.
There has, however, been much injury
sustained in localities. The rice crop -
being harvested in good condition and the
/ WELD promises favOrably.
Liverpool circulars Of the lst state that
50 far as the question of supply is con-
cerned the position of the staple is quite
as strong as it was a month ago. Although
some reduction in the rate of consumption
has taken place within the past week or
two, il is very manifest that a further ma
| terial rurtaIlment will be necessary to
prevent an adyaneein values beyond even
the high level reached ten days ago. TAX
ing a most liberal view of the probable
arrivals into this port during the remain
| der of The current year-that is in the
1 eighteen weeks from Friday last 10 the
! end OF December-we cannot expect to
get more thar about $4,000 bales from In
dia. 200. 900 bales from America, and 240,-
600 bales from other places, or l,050,O0O
bales in all, against l,ll5,OOO received in
the corresponding period Of last year.
Adding these figures TO the stocks IN
hand-namely pa, 900 bales, against 46l,
900 bales last year, we have a total supply
Of only l,297, 600 bales, against l,576,O00
bales, a deficiency Of 279,OoO bales. Last
wear the deliveries to the trade and ex-
porters for the four months averaged
about O., 600 bales per week, leaving 352,-
90 bales in stock at the close. In order
TO reserve a stock of $4,000 bales on hand
at the end of December next, the deliv-
cries will have TO be cut down 10 an aver
age Of only $500 bales per week, or about
% per cent. less thar in 1858; while II the
stock be allowed to run down TO 10000,
bales (or thirty thousand bales less than
the lowest figure touched at the close Of
any year, dnring the American war, the
~outgoings cannot exceed 5000 bales per
week, OF nearly Is per cen less h last
year.
Watts CfreaIar, of the Sd inst, says:
The statistical position Of the market
has during the week changed but little.
From our table below il will he seen we
now make the total visible supply A4,475
bales less than at this date last year,
whereas by our last report the deficit was
EOS. O7O bales. The stocks at Marseilles,
Bremen, and other Continental ports
emitting Hayre-and not given in our
table, were, on the 9Th ult., 1850 bales,
against 40, l59 last year, and $500 the
year before.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Keep the BODY In Good Reuair. II

Keep the Body In Good Repair. IT Is
much easier TO keep the system in good con-
dtion han 10 restore II 10 that condition
when shattered By disease. The House OF
Life, Bke other houses, should be promptly
propped up and sustained whenever 1t shows
any sign OF giving way. The first symptom
that a sttmulant h equired The next ques-
ton Il, What shall the s%ftInulant be-"
A wholesome vegetable tonlc, the sttmulat-
ing properties Of which are modified by the
Juices and extracts Of anti-lebrile and laNa-
tive roots and herbS-something which Will
regulate, soothe ana purify. as wei as tnvig-
Orate-is the medicine required by the debll-
itated. There are many preparations which
H-OSTETTER,S STOMACH BIrTERS, the
great vegetable preventive and restorative
that has won its way TO the confidence Ofthe
public and the medical profession by a quar-
ter ofcentury ~ofunyarying success. stands pre-
eminent among them all To expatiate on
Its popularity would be 10 repeal a fwice-t0ld
tale. IL IS only necessary TO consult the re-
cords OF the Uaited States Revenue Depart
than that Of any other proprietary remedy
OF either native or foreign origin.
As a means Of sustaining the health and
strength under n fiery temperature, the BIT
IERS have a paramount claim TO considera-
ton. 1t has the effect of Certifying and brac-
Ing the nervous and muscular systems
against the ordinary consequences of sudden
and violent changes of temperature, and IS
therefore peculiarly useful at this season,
when hot sunshine by day, and ice-cOid dews
BY night, alternately heat and chill the blood
of those who are EXPOSED TO them.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS are
sold in bottles only. To avoid being deceived
by counterfeits, see that the name Of the ar
ticle Is on the label, and embossed on the
glass OF the bottles, and our revenue stamp
over the cork.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-24
COTTON.

The market to-day was active, and sales
footed up 500 bales al &c for Middllngs,
and 25c for Low Middlings. Several buy
ers were on the market, and took all that
offered al the quotations. Several bales
of Peeler or Long staple were on the mar
ket at 2sc, without finding purchasers.
Receipts here since the lst are 10 bales
in excess Of last season TO the same time.
The New York Cotton market closed
Quiet And firm. GOV Middlings 2sc; Up
lands pc; Good SOhe; Mobile 29Ae; Or
leans 29Lsc. Sales ior export 24l; spin
ming sa5: speculation 80; futuFO delivery
$50. including October, Al 26]s@26%c, anI
December at 36e.
The Liverpool market closed steady,
with sales Of 1000 bales Middiing lpiands
at I2N@l2Kd; Orleans zSwl2zd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-24


Comfort and Bliss, or Pain and AGO ny
Dr.. TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN LINZ
NEST, whose gpndsrful cures, sure and in
Simultaneous action, in cases Of Chronic
rheumatism, Headache, TOothaehe, Group,
Cuts, Burns, Collie, Cramps, Dysentery. etc,
nave ast0nished the civilized world, IS nj
new -cstch-penny; but an article that has
STOOD the test OF twenty-five years. The
enormous sale aud rapidly increasing de-
mand h at once the surest evidence Of It's
usefulness and popularity. No family should
be without a bottle in the house. Hundreds
Of dollars and many hours OF suffering may
BE- saved by its timely use.
Collie, Cramp and Dyscntery yield at once
to its pain-curafive properties. It Is per-
iectly innocent, and can be given 10 the old
est person Or youngest cnlld. No magiFr Il
sou pave No eQnAdeneS az Patent M~eileiHls-
try this, and you viii be sure to buy again,
and recommend 10 your friends. Hundreds
OF Physicians recommend IL in Their practice.
sold by the Druggists and StOrekeepers.
Price, Fifty Cents and one Dollar. Depot, 20
Park Place, New York.
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Nashv IaIks 9 Plantation. VI hev traided

Nasty AXIS PLANTATION. II new IfaiQeQ
on my Post Oils & TUX my pay In PLASTA-
sHUN! P'rapS yon may be snprized TO here
Of my relinquishing my Guy'ment Oils with
AwIl its glory in seen a Caws.
Here NEE fust then jedge Nee. 1t hapend
~thuswisely: l WIS canvossin thee Mawmea
flats for OWr Biuyid Kedentry & the Post
Onis sukseehun. In tibet land nv pewer De-
Aeer tux me, & thee ChIIs & Shivers shuk
me-shuk me like a Mold lOos button on a
Shaiky smOke-HOuse dOar; I'll mi fraim NV 30
Summers, lukd ikefum Ole plaid Out bum
err on a mOrnin' wen his Gin IL gon 4 he
can't git no mOari " " N. B. This
is not rit by Edd. A. Powe; but it Gums so
aWlnred neer too II tibet yeu WOOdn1 no the
dlfrunce in the dark
In this oUrful eggstremmitty I Flue at
wOnts Ia a Mold lady freh' Nv Mine & toald
Long & Luvd me Wei x she cawls me Pet
Names. eTroly," SCI Shee ,Sech IL the PIai-
fgl -kntknomen uy mi Boiloodl VI
rorter talk = good peste nv FLANTA=
'-sHUS BFrCRA I've liYd : SuIerd
"tn thesE sWamps every sens the
q thayers wqs Hung & no, to Il ded
'-surtinty, tibet PLASTAsHUN BITCEZ Il thee
soniy reel kewer fur the Shaiksl' "B-b-but
"airt haa -l-lOyaWi drink p asked /, shiy-
erin'Iy, feertn Least l mite bee tncurridgin'
suththin nv a suthern Nacher. 'Doout bee
skeerd, 'Troly.r replide the esstimabul Dor
cuss, "tha air Maid nv "Cailasayya, : t.
iSSO-X & thee Very loyawliSt kind Nv sanity
Crews Rum" Mi DOuts bein remuved & mi
Peers far thee Post offs ~aSSwaged l TUX an
awlnity DOste Nv "PLANTAsHCN" & yu bett
DfuLueIlu. II mdiN me nllt- / LUX hlilLleE III
o. Ourz 4 mi shaiks quit. ! may "a, tina
"parsrd m faair Checks! n got! Not
wun NV 'cnI lingurdtOo Sgy go9q al wa
p Nasty kewered; a Petroleum wei![wef 7
wuzi Now ! am q P~LASTASHUN miShunnery;
] go abowt preachin the good Tfdin's TO Awl
shakers s "uthers reqptrin a Jentel slim
m~erlont." sea small bilz) hev traded of
mi Post Ofiis & may Now be found talkin
P~rANTAsHUN BITURZ, in the hiwRiz 4 thee
niwaiz from Erly Morn till Dewey Eve.
n sinnin, sufrin, shaken bruther II hev
thee newt BOttul?
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COTTON STATEMENT.

Receipts per M. & {. 80; River .;
Wagons Is.
Exports per NJ. q c. 1879; River 40.
The receipts Of new Cotton al this and
the Atlantic ports show a rapid increase
over last year, while at New Orleans the
receipts show a large falling OH, being, up
10 Wednesday last, ll,3Ss, against 2i,457
last season.
The Charleston Courier Of last Friday
SAYS;
The very serious injury from rust sus-
tanned by the cotton crop over much of
the surface of Georgia and Carolina, has
induced many persons interested I'm this
article TO lower their estimates of the
growth from the figures assumed by them
a few weeks since, and in cases where IL
was supposed that 2,7O0O00 TO 2,S00,O00
bales might be- obtained, il is now thought
that not over 2 500. 900 10 2,oOO,OOe, or ever
less. will De realized. In the region tribu-
tarv TO the South Atlantic ports the pro
duet is being sent 10 market with unusual
rapidtty, the arrivals both at Savannah
and Charleston showing q large increase.
The caterpillar has not advanced rapidly
among the Sea Island crop since our last
report, and has up 10 this time failed to
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NO. J.
BOARD OF TOBACCO TRADES PREMIUM
ON TOBACCO,

HALL or THE CHAaRKR or COMMERCE.
MEMPiKIs, September 4, 1869.
f, EgsIeU, Esq., President Shelby County Aqri-
~oalhtrdL, Mech1Hicdi and horticultural S0cIey.
DEAR SIR At a meeting of the BOARD OTTO
baccO Trade held this pm. the following res
olutiOns were unanimously adopted:
ReSdtrei, That the Memphis Board OF
Tobacco Trade offer a premium of one
hundred dollars through your society,
to be awarded at your Fair, for the
first single hogshead of Manufacturing
Leaf Tobacco; one hundred dollars for
the best hogshead of shipping Leaf; fifty
dollars for the second best; and twenty-five
dollars for the third; all To be exhibited at the
Agricultural Fair Of this county. This TO-
bacco is to be entered by the producer of the
same through some member OF this assOcia-
ton.
Resolved, That a premium Of hfty dollars be
awarded the owner Of the best box OF KEN
lucky or Tennessee Manufactured Tobacco,
TO be exhibited through some member Of this
association.
Hoping that the above action of the Board
OF Tobacco Trade meets your assent, ! have
tie honor to be your Obedient servant,
j. w. DICKINSON, Pres't.
W. L. TRAsK, Sec'y.
TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
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smoking-Fine and FancyG 60 to soc; Com
mon and Medium IS to SOC.
wHEAT-The demand good and receipts
light. Choice white and red or No.
!, 81 % to l IS; No. 2, 81 10 to / 20; re-
jected, soc TO 81. Sales of Choice to-day at
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NOTICES.


THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MEMPHIS M
i ST.. LOUIS TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY ara
hereby notified that the second instalment
of twenty five per cent upon the capital
stock Of said company has his day been de-
clared due, and payable at the office of The
Secretary and Treasurer, 28 Front street, on
OF before the list October.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
A. L. CUMMINS,
sss Secretary ana Treasurer,
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raissrs

THE Memphis Oil Company wisn 20 phI-
chase, during next fall anu VII 49,
large quantity Cotton Seed, tof 49, @
have Seed correctly weighed on thslE .Ilss
platform IFalrbank'sl scales. IheE nrse .nslr
friends not to store their Seeo ~ ~ -
titles. and thereby nave th5dL ~tSb
or Injured by HEATING. ANTE VINO visa
to make contracts Tor delivery Of seed VIII
nisasa coli All on Work, Center Landing.
psSr an cake ana Meal for sale in any anan-
THY, -
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Eandermeter Il Co., Stock aud Gold
Brokers, failed in consequence of a mem
her Of the firm ~absconding with their as
sets.
New Tennessee bonds were sold al JH;
Old were reported At 6ls.
The follow quotations were reported foT
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FRieHTFuL DEVELOPMENTS

Al last the people have got the fact " through
their hair" that hair dyes i-lnpregnated with
acetste OF lead and other metallic salts are
MURDEROUS PREPARATIONS.
when they see the metallic sediment at the
bottom Of the BEETLES, they knoW that the
disgusting stun is literally FHIcKENEp VIM
POISON. They ask, therefore, for a
Harmless FEGETABLE DYE
aud and Il, pure aud efleacious, IN
C~ristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
offered under the sanction OF Prof Chilton's
guarantee that ii contains nothing delete
rlOus."
CRlSTADORO'S HAIRPRESERVATINE, as
a Dressing, acts like aehsrm on the Hair after
Dveing. Try
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FOR RENT.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPBAL,
MEMPHIS, September p, $50. J
Business yesterday was active, and the
excitement in New York failed TO Affect
the money market here TO any great ex-
tent.
Gold was somewhat irregular, and sew
eral thousand dollars were taken by deal
ers al I4l, while some purchases were
made st I4O. The New York market opened
al l4Ias and closed at l4I9s At several ir-
regular jumps during the day.
In Exchange q moderate business was
done, though hanks were chary about
Eastern bills. Rates were usettled at the
following quotations:
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CristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dive
prettv Women..-A cOmnaratIyeI. few Ia.

dies m~onOpOllze the Beauty rs well as the At
tention OF society. This ought not 10 be so,
but II Is; and viii be while men are foolish
and single out pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, which gives the Bloom Of
Youth and a refine sparkling Beauty 10 The
complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural
No lady need complain of a red, tanned,
freckled or rustic Complexion who W%illiEyest
~seyentY-ave cents in Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Its effects are truly wonderful. To Preserve
and Dress the Hair use Lyons Kathairop.
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PRlyAIE PREMIUMS EnR cnI1nN

f.. RnSley, Esq. President Shelby County Agri-
cadfardl, Mechanical and Horticultural SDtetg,
DEAR SIR: As q tribute Of respect tram the
workers in metals To the tlllera pf the soil,
the undersigned respectfully offers the fol-
lowing private premium, 10 be awarded by
your ommittee az your annual Fair in OctO-
her, viz:
For the Best One Bale of Cotton, Filley's
No. 50 Charter Oak Stove, worth .-..~.... so
Respectfully,
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CINCINNATI.
Z. o. HURD. BUcKHARDr . Co
E.. o. HURD g. CO.,
Cotton Commission Merchants,

NO. Ia SYCAMORE ST, CINCINNATI.
+ IBERAL advances made on eOnsignmentAi
IL Orders for goods solicited. ssps
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INSANE ASYLUM.

CT. vINCENT's INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded By the Sisters Of Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1858. II is private and hrst-ciass in
It's arrangements and COMMUNICATION IN
sane patients OF both sexes and Of all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stirnulants 10 ex-
cess and desire 10 correct. For terms, etc,
apply TO DR.. J. X. BAuDUY or the Slsibhs
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