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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-30

vr,uE following persous are hereby appointed
Judges Clerks and Deputy Commissioners.
to open and hoid an election for Mayor. Alder
men, C0uncilmen and other omcers, as pro-
yided by the new city charter.
ELECTION Thursday, Jan. o, 1870.
Ist Ward-North End Of Navy Yard.
Deputy Commissioner. Nat Miller; Judges.
Jas A Newson. J Randall and J Powers !;
Clerks, w McKeon, jr. and Il L Atwood.
I'd Ward-Af w. J. Chase's Feed Store
Poplar street.
Deputy Commissioner. " J Chase Judges,
w n Bridges, r W L,ghtburn and Charles
Smith Clerks. Thos Fox and A X Edgington.
I'd Ward-At Squire Kternan's ONCE,
ON Adams street.
Deputy Commissioner, T p Adams; Judges.
A Woodward. w McKeon and Dr ID Good
year Clerks, Thos Garvey and w W eilbert
9Th ward-At No. 55 Madison street.
Deputy Commissioner. G W Lincoln judges.
A Lacy, p nj Stanley and y dreeniaw
Clerks. Daniel Kirwin and A Holbips.
9th vgnrd-At Room 26, Cireutt Court
House.
Deputy Commissioner, r j Boughner;
Judges, Owen Smith Theodore Hoist and ID
b Mallory; Clerks.J M Coleman and Michael
Magevney. jr.
eth ward-At WaIdran BLOCK, MAIN
Depuiy Commissioner, W A Nelson = judges,
II b Childs, 7 Norment and y Church;
Clerks. Samuel Moore. jr, and W II Clark.
9Th Ward-At cor. Linden and Causey
streets.
Deputy Commissioner, Q Jones; judges.
w Il Stewsrt, Thomas II Loewood and John
Loague; Clerks. + Foster and W Vandyke.
Sth Ward - At C0IOred Church ON
Quinby street.
Deputy Commissioner, VIM Tate; judges, ID
II Monsarrat, D Pante and l. McGeoy; Clerks.
] D Stewart and Eugene Levi.
9th Ward--At cor. Kerr and Fifth SITS.
Deputy Commissioners, J D Danbury;
Judges, w B Glisson, c M Wardig and Jehn
Knox; Clerks, J Handwerker and \ .
Schaper. r f 4.
10th ward-At Africa Bailey y Church
Deruty Commissioner, w Boon; judges.
r r Loony, W G Ellis and Jas Williamson;
Clerks, Aususte Bizen and John Quinlan.
Where there are not suitable places to hold
the election in the places designated, the Dep.
uty Commissioner and Judges will select one as
'''' JOHN P, B0UGHNER,
Commissioner of Registration for Shelby Co.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-30
Den.itions Of Yousg womanhood.


Young Womanhood-:h sweet moon
on the horiz on's verge-a thought ma
tured, but not uttered--a conception
warm aud glowing, not embodied-the
rich halo which predicts the rising sun
the rosy dawn that bespeaks the ripeniug
pesch-a flower
"A flower which is not quite flower.
Yet is no more bus."'.
-GaAever's Hyperion.
Young womanhood-a moving mass Of
undeveloped beauty, we'll supplied with
tongue--a thing composed of powder,
hoops and Aounces, to be by turn, p:tied,
loved and Aattered-s puff of vanity,
void of solid substance, and calculated
to deceive-a pigeon
pigeon which is not quite pigeon,
Yet twill not de to call sqaab.
jackson Flag.
We must have finger in the pie if we
get it burnt for our impudence:
Young womanhood-ap proof sheet with
but one error-s ginger cake not quite
done but will do to take along if fellow
has no time to wsit-milk and peaches
that lack little sugar-s five franc piece
that will answer for dollar rather than
take ragged bill--a strawberry
A strawberry that is not ripe.
" " -ShelbvUile Erpositor.
Young womanhood-a thing of beauty
-an object that leads man to virtue, yet
lures him to vice-is worthy of the highest
praise, vet often deserves cepsure-a
strange compound of good and bad
young womanhood--
A dream which is not all dream,
h"D NV fN''' --Nashviiie Gazeite.
Young womanbood- inviting, beau
tiful bound book in muslin and gilt, yet
half bound and guiltless, just ready to
enter Hymen's bindery. An opening
volume, yet unread ana unreadable be-
yond the title psgs and preface. A vol
ume of poetry, and yet blank verse.
Within this awful volume lies
The my stery of mysteries.
Yet when youth such pains we took,
We think we know her like book"
The Conservative will hazard word
upon this interesting subject-it appear
ing to be privileged one--at the risk oil
having nose pulling
Young womanhood-" thing of beau.
ty," yet far from being "a JOY forever"
Fresh as the morn, and at the same time,
if possible, more evsnescent With voice
"a sweet as lovers tongues, and far more
deceptive. A doubtful kind of merchant
able commodity, so perishable that it is
often lost before an acceptable bid is Of
fered. Hardly worth the value set upon
"Yet were il as far
Az that vast shore washed with the furthest sea,
Men would adventure for such merchandise.
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HOME WASHER.

Saves time end labor, works easily, and is
durable; washes the finest fabrics with no wear
or tear: WARRANTED THE BEs WASHER ExrANT.
Always in operation at the warerooms OF the
Home Manufsciurisg g Co.. 2Io Second street
(Ayres Block, Memphis. Tenn. also SIS N.
Fourth street. St. Louis, Ne. Orders by mali
will rscsive prompt attention. Local agents
wanted in every town and county. Clothe
Wringers, wholesale'aRd retail.
Cnunrv and Stote riphte for sale. 81 105
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

Long, long even to the remotest ages,
may the citizens Of this young and mighty
Republic enjoy the triumph Of this day ;
may they never forget the invaluable
price which it costs, as well as the great
purposes for which it was instituted /; and
may q frequent recurrence to the first
principles of our constitution, on this an
niversary, be a constant source of secur-
ity and permanence to our free institu-
tions. May the right of man, and the
purity of free, energetic and independ-
emit government be continually cherished
and promoted by every son of America
and may these great principles, in the
end become instrumental in bringing
about that happy state of the world, when
from every human heart, joined by the
grand chorus of the skies, shall arise
with the profoundest reverence, that di-
vinely celestial anthem of universal praise
"Glory to God in the highest peace
on earth and good will to men"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE IN FAVOR u
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.

HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTEks.
w. II. Reese, a leading druggist in Monticello,
ILL.,, in letter of June 6, 1868, writes to TINS e..
feet "Having sold Hostetters Bitters for the pas'
four years, cannot but speak of the article as be-
ing the best tonic and appetizer extant, During
the ague season OF 1866, tould not keep sufti'
Gent stock on hand to supply my customers In
fact your Bitters were as staple as quinine. ]
learn that physicians prescribe it all over the
western country. Indeed, great many families
think they arc not safe without youe invaluable
.onic."
j, X Witherspoon, Esq, magistrate OF ker-
shaw county, S. c., states under date Of April 10
1868, that he has used the Bitters constantly N
his own family for the previous two years. Hs
first trie the preparation when suffering from an
attack of fever Before the first bottle finish
ed, he experienced a remarkable change for Tho
better. He had tried brandy at the outset, but
found tb At it did him more harm than good. In
one month from the time he commenced using the
Bitters, his health, strength and appetite were
restored lie had recommended the article TO 9th
ers in like circumstances, aud never known 1t u
fail and had found 1t perfect specific for chilli
and fever.
Mr. Samuel Young of Clarion Pa, under dat'
of April 6, 1868, certhes that he was completely
cured Of lone Of the most distressing attacks o
dyspepsia that ever afflicted any mortal, by thre'
bottles OF the Bitters after "various other RENE
dies that proved powerless" Restored to perfect
health, he thanks shat excellent preparation foi
the result"
DIR. @. VI. Spencer, of Brush Creek, Perry Co.
Ala, writing thence Feb. s. 1865, says - have
used your Stomach Bitters Tor several years IN my
practice and find them superior 10 most OF tn,
Bltters now prescribed BY the profession gener
ally"
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l".#N J.. Nl.
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amy" 4a bs-'~@ rams 1890 -# .-. t".- 70 ."
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ELLIS, IRON KITTERa

Having used your Iron Bittes in my practice
can testify to its superior tonic properties 10,
invigorating the appetite and promoting dises.
ton. can INTERESTINGLY recommend It In case,
Of general debility and dyspepsia, and in copdi.
tions OF the system requiring the use Of a fern.
ginous tonic. It's agreeable favor must recon-.
mend il to all.
Yours, Respectfully,
CHAS. s. GAUETT, M. ID.
Professor in the Philadelphia Uniyerntv ~ ~;
cine and Surgery Va A"eoi-
For sale by Druggists generally. fsbaaae,,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

Dr. LAngiey's Root and Herb Bitten ara .
s9re remedy Tor Liver Complaint in ali its sorms
n., Costiveneas, Indigestion, yauno,c. NIX
STns, ana Bilious Dtses~es, General Debility. 20
nsy e "a the sysssm, s.sulsss the bsvuis
the body, and thoroughly prsuars n =, s.sS ~
sss. Of ~ ktnds. ORD. q. 6OODViN M ~
Boston. 6oid by III dxucgisis, .is6.1
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sDT Dyspepsia can be cured by the Of Al
lens Congress Bittcrs. They are composed OF
roots, herbs and barks Of sixteen different kinds.
Russia rhubarb. a native of Tartary, is among
them. wine-glass Of these bitters. taken twice
a day before eating, will cure the woIst case Of
dyspepsia They inyigorate the digestive organs.
For sale by all respectable druggists. Manufac-
tursd by William Allen, at Fort Edward, n. Y.
lunel5dlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

This Valuable Work Is 10. Iu.lI-ial d. "a. lei
TO advertise Cabinet organs, l.t To -.Kr the
greatest aid 10 those who desire - become accom-
pll-hed players upon thee pleasing irs'luIueiirs
BE careful ana order - 4ATst's Nos Method
published by Difs0n a Co.. as "a TulL smaller
since, has just been io issued by auDs isT Isu-e
under the pr icnc- ot being ueA Pro-, 10 isaarl-
$50. Seat postpaid "a race ~ 81 "a ca.
OLIVER DIIruN q TO-, - Washington
street, Boston. &. Ii. DITSON 3 Co.. IL Broad
way, y. DIV
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

EEA Distressing Cough causes the friends of
the sufferer almost as much pain as the sufferer
himself, and should receive immediate attention.
DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry speedily
cures coughs, colds, influenza, sore Throat etc. 1t
will always relieve consumption, and in many
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08
NEW YORK AND HARLEM i. >

wa.r<prees TRIMS daily each Way 3
iryy aud Albany aud NeN York. a-F
Tram Leave Ir"y Union DeF-Dt ~
Nor bern trans ~ t.g5 "A. r.. and So AfElta4 x
lrtins leave New York. oarIlr Z. ~.
street and Fourth avenue, a - l~rnih -slA .
?. n. connecting a II0y Ngtb ~ a. IA. an9 90"
y. B.-Iiesets and ehar' N"fthelr z ~.
River Rsiiroad .-ge god " - over TIE Auasea
- thls rUufe.
N~T York. April - b1CAAolI slTi.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

Bank circulation outstanding at this
date, 5000, $4,000
The amount of fractional currency re-
deemed and destroyed during the week
was S305,380.
--Mutilated bank notes burned during
the week, SIT, $50. Total amount burned
heretofore, Sl4,46G ,127. Grand total, *l4,-
G44,3T
Sugar has been seized in large quantl-
ties at different times in st. Louis and
elsewhere, owing to frauds in the New
Orleans custom-house.
Bank currency issued for bills dis
troyed during the week, S120,410. Total
issued therefor previously, Sl4,3l3,94S.
Grand total, s14,4G4,35S. Balance due
for mutilated bills, SlS0,0l9.
Tho following are the securities held
by the Treasurer in trust for national
banks: As security for circulating notes,
$342 ,91S 600: as security for public de-
posits, S24.907 $50; total securities held,
367, S25, $50
Since Congress passed the resolution
April 10th lastl requiring the Union and
Pacific railroads to deposit their first mort
gage bonds as security for the completion
of their respective roads, they have de-
posted no bonds In the Treasury.
The shipments for last week have
been as follows:
National Banks and others $53.992
U. 5. Depository, Pittsburg. Pa. 10000
Assistant Treasurer, L. s., Boston. 100000
Total. SlS3,992
Report No 26 of the Deputy Special
Commissioner of the Revenue, now in
press, contains, in addition TO to the usual
monthly, quarterly, and comparative
tables, two new features of interest and
value which viii hereafter form regular
part of the report.
The first is statement exhibiting the
total values. Of imports, exports, and re-
exports into and out Of each customs dis
trict from and to each of twenty of the
principal countries with which the United
State, ha Sc trade.
These tables cover several pages Of the
report, and will be peru-ed with per-
haps more interest than any other por-
tion.
The second new feature Of the report i
a table anticipating the statement
of the trade of the country Tor the
next succeeding month. so Jar Is the ae-
counts are received IL the date The re-
port goes t. press.
Owing to the grta, distances Of some OF
the outlying custom, districts several
weeks 1nust necessarily clapse after the
Close 81 period before Ii" accounts can
be received. examined, returned at may
be tor correction), and compiled at the
Statistical Bureau Meantime tn" re-
turns for still another month may come
to hand from the great majority of the
customs districts
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GRACE,s CELEBRATED sAI.yg

IT, ~ i~----- E.-lss. - fm--l hurry Ma
Il was afflicted with a severe f..u4 uu one, "a
my fingers aud tried N any RENE II.- Sifhnuf r..
lief. Ny friends Undue Ip. 10 ttJ lx Your "a We
In two days II extracted the iufi tuIuIl son IT, nj
my finger : 10 enable NE - fs-t!tat Iny - ,rk
/ can almost say that the -aly- pnGke.. Iks
magic, Tor II I'll, cd q cu.e at.Eau- isart z a
scar. / uuhesitatif ely prus ounce ors.a'- : 4itt
an excellent remedy and dc ioi GoIHs :. ~ De-
appreciated throughout the Land
Only 3 cents a Box. SETH ". IDWIE 4
son. BD-tnn, PT0pUct1rs. Sold rs ApHA#aail.s.
and GrOcers generally Juuels sNiu
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30 Read the advorti ~erieAt Of Woods New
Bar Jointcd Mower Ia this paper


FIREMEN's MUSTER AT FORT ED
WARD. The residents of Fort Edward
celebrated on Monday in the old-fashioned
style. The people were full of patriotism,
and all day long the popping of Tire-crack-
ers and the musical soun of the torpedo.
In the afternoon fircmens muster was
held, which drew "A large crowd Of fire.
men from other places, who, together with
their friends, were loud in sounding the
praises of their respective "masheeus.
The first prize was won by No. 8 of White
hall, which threw a stream one hundred
and sixty-three feet. Lafayette Engine
Co. No. 10, of Troy, had thrown . one
hundred and forty feet, when one of the
pumps of the engine gave way, rendering
it impossible for them to proceed. The
second prize was taken by Engine Co. No.
2, of Glen's Falls, their engine throwing
stream one hundred and eighty feet.
Although their machine was completely
demoralized, the members of Lafayette
Company contested for the second prize
also, with determination that if it was
possible they intended to return home with
the prize. But after throwing one hun.
dred and ffty-eight feet with only one
pump working, and finding it useless to
struggle further, they were compelled to
surrender.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

TAX Ds. s. %. I.Iaf sr--au'- Sherry Wsns l...-
n-aea IN lsa-. rE-1-r1AHal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08
AI.LocK PoRus PLASTER

Ehs uuaat,sm, Lumbago, Cold Feet, Pain of the
Chest, If the side, Bruises and Accidents, espe-
cialy q the spine, also chrome weakness afec-
ton thereof, sore Throat, VaTicose Veins, and
even IN affections Of the Heart, this celebrated
plaster has been found to afford immediate and
permanent, relief.
DR.. j. w. johnson, of Hartford, writes: "At
this moment OF writing, a man applies for one,
who, by ENHANCEMENT in the shaft of machinery,
had both his legs broken, spine severely injured.
and was for nearly year entirely helpless. This
man found relief very soon by the application OF
the Porous Plasters. He was soon enabled TO
work, and now he labors well as ever"
LETTER PROM DIR. FULLER, OF PEEKsKIIL.
Thomas Alcock 4 Co.--Gentlemen: Since my
severe accident have used application TO
the bruised parts your admirable Plaster.
1t has an excellent effect, soothing while draw
ing out the soreness and sustaining and strength
ening the part on which it is applied.
Peekskill. Oct 5, 1865
Ailcock's Porous Plasters are sold by all Drug
gists. Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New
York. iunes:d&wlm
\ GREAT POLITICAL REVOLUTION
was accomplished by the election Of Grant, and a
revolution OF immense social importance has been
effected by the general substitution Of that pure
and harmless preparation,
cRIsTADoRo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
for the deadly compound Of lead and birthstone,
Of which, according TO the journal Of Chemist
ry" and the "Medical Gazette" more than thirty
varieties have been foisted upon the public Cris-
tadoro's Dye is the only one that
HAS BEEN ANALYZED;
M
declares that it is perfectly wholesome.
CRISrADoRo'S HAIR PRESERvATIvE.
as Dressing, acts Ike a charm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try it. Sold by all Druggists.
junelld&wlm
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Dp- Reed the -aaye, tis,.In"at OF wo.u's Ne"
Bar Ju ulei aiaser, ia Ills paper.

AEn y oF THE roroMAC The Army
OF tin, Potom-c society WIS perm anent-
" OF. .ahszed ia New York, on Monday,
aud tFrn. Pn,l sheridan was chosen Presi-
deaf. liiS riv Il tor the position was Gen.
Mcclellan. Though 'ien. Sheridan new
er cor rmauded the Army OF the Potomac,
his ns mo l. unexpectedly connected with
some of It's most brilliant victories and
the Society honprs itself in elccting him
its first President.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

And Pimples On thr Fac. uSy irus - sriu-,.ou'
and PImilr Remedy, prepared only ty l'r o q
Perry, ~ Bond street, New York. sold every
where. The trade Supplied ry Vsnl.-4!- 81. Z
gists usrch,l-pl&Wbm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08
s-S- /. al the advertisement. of Wool's New
Bar Joiutcl Mower, in this paper.

CuBA.-A severe battle between two
Spanish brigades aud General Jordan 5
mcn, near Holguin, i rported hy way of
Washington It i stated that the Spanish
troops made the attack; th,s tn" battle
lasted e GIT hours; that the 81 ,nirds were
finally rtpulsei that each side lost in
killed and wounded about two hundred
men; and that the Spaniards outuumber-
ed the Cubans and Americans two - one.
In this City, yesterday, about two hun
dred Cubans p.rtdcd. in partial ceiehrA-
ton Of the National holiday. and carried
with them American and Cuban fags. The
proce. sion included nearly All uf the men
recently released from tire Nlvy-yaId.
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RENAtNDrON AND RUTLAND
ID Raj Road.

ENTEf-S TRAINS 10 NFw YORK W.T.
oCI oHANnL OF CARS
-L.sE.- itutta-i ~ .til 81. ~. s. ls18 g.rg.
As.a8tYfas.l. ..Hri Train letsss Eutlasl4 it q.
a e.. q = 10 3d., iur Wati uEIuT5. D s'.e.l.- 81.
u4a HsrGHf .t.r.
p hHsH-a it..r,fs p. &av York ssll. ma ~
s..'s ets,esfl aaT,st sr all principal ~ 80 ~
Trans t.stHe >sz GaTEt Kutlan5 from .-.
stT.et and 4fll ayrtt.e. a. 80 am. a asssps.
=. c. WEIIE, sar-.
t.a.trr.s..- f4st Juiv L Asf4.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

DR.. wISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Where this article IL known il is a work q su-
pererogation to say one word in il favor, 80 wsl
Is it established as an unfailing remedy ioI
coughs, colds, bronchitis, Group, whoopiDg cough
asthma, diseases Of the throat, chest. and lungs
as well as that most dreaded OF all disease, con-
sumption which high medical authority has no
nounced to be an incurable disease. Those Who
have. used this remedy know it value; those who
have not, have hut 10 make single trial . is
satisfied that Of all others il j. the remedy.
Letter from Elder II l.. Gilman, a minister u
the Gospel, III Vermont
Glover, Vt, si.a -, 1859.
Me-sTs. = W F0Wle * son.
Geuts.-I hereby certify that ! have been
trou bled for several years E1th difficulty u The
heart and lungs, have apPiial 10 several lsg ~
clan. for help AMI have tIl-l AiaD-t every reIr'
dy OF the numerous on- whIc8 have been recon-
mended. without receiving lluy resistance, but
had been growing Weak-r aud weaker, uutil.
hearing Of Visitors Balsain 81 NIli cherry abo4t
a year sinee, / commenced using it, with u.inc-
cIate relief. Il has MT y restored my longs
70 a sound state. but l am entirely r.Irtt1 u
the difficulty 81 di-else - she heart. ! nase no
hesitation saying tia. u = the best lung Tned!
cine before the public
None genuine unless signed II. ~ IT'S on
the wrapper.
Prepsred Iy seth W. Foz.le q s1a, Uos.on,
and for sale by Druggists generally.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

The secret ii Beauty lies in the use 0. Hagan's
Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
Houshnes., rednsss, b'otches, suuburn, freckles
and tan disappear whore IL is applied, and a
beautiful complexion OF pure, satin-like texture
is obtained. The plaine-t features are made
70 glow with heal,hfal bloom and youthful
aetuty.
Remember HagIn's Magnolia Balm IL the
thing tina: produce, the,e effects, and any Lady
can secure /. for seventy five cents at any OF our
-tyr,s.
To preserve aud dress the Il 4ir use Lyons ka-
ffafuu W4R
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

~ Read the advertisement Of Woods New
Bar Joiated Mower, IN this paper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

DR.. HAMS AROMATIC INVIGORATOR
Removes from the system the i'll effects caused by
the excessive use of alcoholic liquors, and effect
ually destroys the appetite for these stimulants.
1t gives tone to debiitated mucou4 surfaces. Ef-
fete matter is removed from the system, thereby
restoring it 20 its normal healthful condition. As
a medicine il is quick and effectual, curing the
most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia, Kidney
Complaints, and all other Derans ements of the
Stomach and Bowels, in a speedy manner. This
elegant preparation has stood the test of years.
4 wine-glassfull before eating will give good
appetite and prevent all suffering from indiges-
ton Ladies Of weak and delicate constitutions
should take the invigorator three times day.
\ wine-giassfull before retiring Will insure sweet
and refreshing Sleep All the proprietor asks is a
trial. and 10 induce this he has put up the Invig-
orator in pint bottles at so cents,-quarts, 81 90.
Principal Depot, IS Central Wharf, Boston. Sold
by all druggists. mlideodlow
Il is estimated that seven-tenths of all adult
ailments proceed from diseased and torpid
liver. The hillary secretions Of the liver over
flowing into the stomach, poison the entire sys-
TEN, and exhibit the above symptoms. After a
long research, we are able TO present the most
remarkable cure for these hornd nightmare OF
diseases the world has ever produced. Within
one year over SIX hundred aud forty thousand
persons have taken Plantation Bitters, and not
an instance Of complaint has come TO our know
ledge II is the most effectual tonic and agree
able stimulant suited ALI conditions Of life In
quire otyour Druggist in regard to 1t.
MAGNoLLA WATEE.-Superior 10 the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the