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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09

NJ. D. L. STEWART, ESQ.
Editors appeal: Having confidently
hoped and believed, from the universal
endorsement which be RECEIVES frou1
every good citizen of Shelby county, that
NJ. ID. l.. Stewart would have no oppOsi
tion for the Office of Clerk of the First
Circuit Court, for which his long expert
ence and good business capacity so emil
nently qualified him, had not thought it
necessary for him to announce himself;
but seeing that no measure of capacity,
true merit, faithful and efficint discharge
of public duties, or lifelong devotion TO
the principles of his party, afford him i'm
munity, l now call on him to announce
his name, that his legion of friends may
know what he desires at their hands.
His services as Jealous and consistent
Democrat are well known to our people.
We all remember how nobly he strug-
gled here in the organization of the DEM
oeratic party--how, when almost alone,
as Chairman of the Executive Committee,
ne struggled, when many who are now
clamorous for promotion told him there
icGS no chance; how he spent his money
and his time labOring, both day and night,
trying to strike the shackles from his
feilow-citizens and friends. No man spent
half so much money for the party as M.
y. L. Stewart, and none deserve so much
of the Democratic party; in fact, the good
DtDDlB
everlasting debt Of gratitude, and am
sure that our citizens recognize it and
will show it at the ballOt-box in March
next.
But for him, to-day the Radicals would
be IN power il Tennessee. IL is well
known TO many that it was through his
influence alone that John P. BOughner
the Registrar, obtained his commission.
We all know what BOughner has done for
Shelby, and that the decision in his case
by the Supreme Court give the State to
the Democracy. When Mr.. Boughner had
been to Nashville. with strong letters and
failed, NJ. u l.. Stewart sent man whom
he gave out of his own pocket fifty dol
lars to bear his expenses, and he brought
the commission home. Who can estimate
the value of this one act to our people,
who were groaning beneath Radical op-
pressionF And this was only one of his
| many good deeds. Again, his whole life
has been spent in Shelby county, counsel
! ling, with his inexhaustible store of expe-
rienee, and aiding the thousands who
come to him for advice and assistance.
| Who is 1t that has not received some favor
at his hands? He studies the wants of bis
people and hastens to apply the remedy.
| Seeing that the property of hundreds OF
our citizens had been sold for the enor-
nous taxes put upon them by Radical
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THE CANVASS.
CARD FROM W. D. srRArToN.

CARD FROM W. d, SfRATFON.
Editors appeal: In reply to Harris
burg" calling on me to become a candi-
date for the Office of State and County
TaX-Collector, l will state that, after con
sulting with many friends on the subject,
L have concluded to become a candidate
before the nominating Convection. 1 am
no politician, and having been disabled in
our late unpieasantness, cannot, were l so
disposed, caHyass the county. 1 am,
therefore, in the hands of my friends, and
if they think proper to elect me, will do
my duty. Very truly,
Your ob't sorvt,
W. d. STRATTON.
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Paraguay.

New NoRK, January 8.-A special
says that the Paraguayan question is
looming up in Washington, where
young Lopez is looking after his
fathers interests, and that there is
nov 9 proposition under cOnsidera-
ton In the Cabinet that the United
States Government shall renew its
offer of mediation between the allies
and Paraguay; that if the offer is not
accepted the United States Govern
ment shall withdraw its representa-
tiYes from the capitals OF Brazil and
the other allied powers, and that il
shall dispatch to the scene an ample
force, sufficient to encourage and war
rant any proposition which may be
sanctioned by one or more of the other
republics.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09

BALTIMORE, January s.-Reverdy
johnson has given an opinion that the
acts OF the Maryland Legislature OF
1882, 1914 and 1852, imposing a tax
upon the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road for passengers over the Wash
ington branch, are unconstitutional
and void.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09
Another Fire IN PhiIsdslnhla.

PHILADELPHIA, January S.-A fire
occurred this morning at halfpast
seven O'Clock, on Chestnut street. The
second floor was occupied as packing
room by the dollar store on the first
floor. The stock was ruined. Warne
d Co., manufacturers OF watches, Oc-
cupied part of the second floor, and
suffered considerable damage. The
building was not seriously damaged.
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The Manhattan Club.

NEW YORK, January S.-A meet
ing of the managers Of the Manhattan
Club was held last evening at the club
house, in Fifth Avenue, Tor the pur-
pose of taking official notice of the al
legged assault made by Bateman upon
CaustOn, on New Years Eve. The
meeting resulted in the expulsion of
Bateman from the club.
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Troons for Cuba,

NEW YORK, January 6.-The Times
says, this morning, that a body OF
men, numbering fifty, is at present
enlisted, Differed and organized in
this city, awaiting orders from the
Cuban Junta to depart for Cuba, which
they will do within a week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09
English Capitalists and dAmsrioan Railroads

NEW YORK, January IA member
of the British Parliament, Da MEL
Chadwick, addressed the Chamber of
Commerce yesterday. He came to
this country as the representative of
British capitalists interested il Ameri-
can Railroad interests. He said the
foreign shareholders were under a
panic in regard to their American in
Vestments. They are frightened about
injunctions and contradictory juris-
diction. He believed that if there
was more steadiness in our railroad
management many English capi-
talists would gladly invest here
largely. He had seen the President,
several leading Senators and Gov.
Hoffman on the subject, and his sug-
gestion was that where a railroad
passes through several States, the
/ Federal, and not the State Courts,
should have jurisdiction.
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Neferans of 1870

81. LOUIS, January 8.-The veter-
ans of the wal Ct 1Slz residing in Mis-
souri,, whose ages range from seventy
two to ninety-One, met to-day and
drew up a memorial to Congress, ask
ing all surviving soldiers to be placed
on the pension list.
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DlSs0LUTlOE.

THE law partnership which has so long
1 and so pleasantly existed between the
undersigned IL this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. The partnership business Will be
attended to and wound up by the old firms OF
Wright q McKisick and Wright, Mckisick
& Wright. as heretofore.
A. WRIGHT and LUKE +. WRIGHT have
this day formed partnership and will con-
tinue the practice OF the law under the firm
name of WRIGHT n WRIGHT,
L. D. McKISICK continues the practice.
Offices Kit Williams Block.
4. WRIGHT.
L. ID. McKISICK.
LUKE L. WRIGHT.
JanuaryT : iSTO las
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LAW REPORTS.
chanesry court...chanceIIor MOrGan.

ChaHesry Court chancellor Morgan.
Meets on Monday next, at ten O'clock A.
NJ. The injunction bill filed yesterday
Donovan and Walker VS.. John Johnson
was dismissed last evening by the follow
ing order:
Chancery Court of Memphis-John
Donovan, Samuel P. Walker VS.. John
johnson. Compliments in the ABOVE
cause pay the costs and dismiss their bill.
+. NJ. YERGER,
II. c. YOUNG.
Solicitors for Compliments.
1t is surmisad that a second bill will be
fled with the name Of Mr.. Walker left out
as one of the complainants.
The following bills were filed yesterday;
Woodruff & Co. VS.. rs Owens ct al.
L. j. Brewster ot al. rs, p. A. Cicalla
ct al.
VIM. Bechsrd VS. g. Choate ct al.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09
s5aA RrWaRn

VI HEREAS, his Exceileucy, Powell Clay
" ron. Governor0 OF Arkansas. having or
ciaIiy offered a reward OF Two Huudred Dol
lars FOR the arrest and conviction OF LINES a
DAVIS. VINO murdered my husband augustus
T. EitheriugcOn- at Moro Landing. on She
Ouachila river. Arizlusaz. ON tl-a 9Th day 3f
Azarcs1, lf9: Now, therein De f. kuUs-u, ri-as
I hereb- o3ier an additional reward OF Three
hundred Dollars for the arrest AID safe con-
tinameu1 Of the said James A Davis fl any
prison in the United states, or i- tne Terri
tories thereof. where ire can be procured upon
a reQUisitiOu from the tzo-eru0r OF this state.
Address Mrs. II. 4. WETIEIiINGFON,
Lauark B-adIey county, Ark
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09

DEsCRrPrroS.-SeId James 4 Davis q about
fifty years o. age, about feet 10 Inches IN
hight, mar ana beard gray; has lost por-
tiOH Of his froEt tectlt sharp features, Gld
com plcLi01 Drowned bV exposure 90 the
weather. IS au iuFeterstc smoker. rather
slow or speech generally goes armed with q
naEv-siL shooter o. Q -tGoi was a resident or
California some years since and T. supposed
10 be now somewhere IA that state. Hs =
iamlharIy known among his acquaintance
- Inn ftarrfa
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Attachment Suit.

Law Court of Memphts-Partee, BurlesOn &
Co. Plafntiffs, vs.. u. ". Eiddelle, Defendant.
CLERKS OFFICE, December 80, 1859.
4 FFIDANfT for attachment having been
~ made in this case iE pursuance Of section
3455 of the CodeOf Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the
proper officer levied, etc" on the property
OF the defendant, G. W. Riddelle;
1t IS therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the Courthouse. IN the city OF Mem
phis Tenn. on or before the second Monday
IN February next. and defend this suit, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and the case set Tor hearing exparte; and that
a copy OF this order be published once week.
for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal
A copy: ALFRED MAIIHlASi clerk.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
plaintiffs. Ja9
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ABOUT BOOTS.

BOOTS originated In Chatham street
d" LeaStways " the Big Boot did.
New Workers swear by it
All but the Mackerel bootblacks-
Thev swear only by the boots they shine"
The MackerelS OF Memphis swear at all the
boots they can't get their hands on
Boots are Of two kinds:
FThe holey and the wholly good.
The holey are not imperViOus to water;
TheotheFs with dressing OF Castor OIL, are.
The others are found at
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

KINCLLAR-Thef friends and aequalntancss
Of the late PAIRICK KISCLLAR are respect
fully invited 10 attend his f0neral. from No.
Z Jones avenue, This (sUNDAYJ Evening, at
o'clock
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Menken Brothers
.263 Main, Corner Of Court.
Administratnr,s Nntica

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
y administration on the estate Of VIM
Bennett Battle, deceased, have been granted
20 the undersigned; all persons indebted TO
menf, and all persons having demands
against said estate viii present them, prop
erly authenticated, for allowance within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred. FRED. BATTLE. Admir- Of
Estate OF VIM. Battle, decd, Wyihe Depot
In
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MARRIED.

RLEY-McKEOGH-o the 4th Inst, Of
st. Peters Church, by Rev. Father Fortune,
Mr.. B. HURLEY and 8Iiss FREDDIE McKEoeH,
both sf this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09
.TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.
EamiIxIrnuhles in New YORK.

NEW YORK, January S.-Judge
CORDOBA refused the notifications In
the decision given yesterday for re-
turning the child COrrine Lewis TO
the custody Of her mother.
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FOR SALE

TWO 2-5tOry Frame Houses On Exchange
4 street extended. with rooms each
An A No. Euiidtng Lot on Alabama street,
near Bull Run. 81 by t51-
10 acres OF choice Garden Land near Chel-
sea Church, on Thomas avenue
And a good paying saloon ana fixtures.
centrally located, with the sood-W III Of the
present proprietor
Ali or any OF this properly VIII be sold low
AppIy to- fdei5l J. B. PORTER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09

Scarlet fever is making sad havoc
in the army of little folks all over the
country.
Senator Pratt, of Indiana, walked
nearly all the way from Maine to the
West in 1882,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09
To Cotton Planters Z Stock Raisers

yT,HE Memphis OH Company wish 20 par
chase, during next full and winter, 3
large quantity Cotton Seed. for Whfch they
win pay the market price. furnish SACKS. and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform tFatrbssnks 81 scales. They urge their
friends not TO store their Seed in large guam
titles and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
TO make contracts Tor delivery Of reee via
please call at Oil work, Ceuter Landing.
Eis- OIL Cake and Neal for sale Ia any qua1-
tftv VI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09

Law Cogrt---Iudge carmaek.
Meets on Monday next at the usual
hour.
Municipal Coart---Iudqs Fouts.
The following is the calendar for the
week beginning Monday, January 10. The
Appeal Docket viii be called, and motions
heard, and garnishees will answer:
Tuesday, January IL.
949 DeSoto Bank vs.. Citizens Union
Bank.
1916 Tobin, Lynn & Co. vs.. Singleton.
1917 Cahupe vs.. Mccormack.
1920 Rhine VS.. Whalen.
1921 Bird VS.. Mcleod.
1927 O'COnnor VS.. Williams.
1887 Harris vs. Brown ct al.
1888 Selby vs.. Levy.
1889 Pyne, assignee, vs.. COckrelI.
1913 Halle VS.. BrOwH.
1919 Nenable VS.. JOhnkle.
Wednesday, January u
viii be published tomorrow morning.
Thursday, January u.
1852 Martin W. Hill.
1856 Rocco VS.. Sheridan.
1857 Fletcher vs.. Musso.
1853 Anderson VS., SeeseL.
1866 Burr & Co. VS.. Brown, admr.
1872 Hart vs.. Miles.
1878 Same VS.. same.
1878 Kirkland vs.. Widrig.
1876 AtkesOn VS.. CrofOrd, admr.
1882 Citizens Ins. Company vs. Babb.
1888 Mcfarland VS.. Malone.
1887 Wood VS. Curry.
Friday, January IA.
1919 Gibson VS.. Elliott.
1898 Barton vs.. Basssy.
$500 Pollard vs.. Alexander.
200l Boiling vs.. Guest.
2004 Hart VS.. HOllenshade.
20O5 Belknap vs.. same.
200G BEinkleY VS.. MegibbeR.
zoos Sullivan VS.. Cicalla.
2009 Mcnamara vs.. same.
20I3 Taylor i Co. VS.. Hesse L Co.
20l6 Freedman VS.. Ergel
POPS Walker VS.. Duval.
2027 Coney vs.. same.
Saturday, January Is.
2034 Downs VS.. Johnson.
204l Fox VS.. Frame.
2052 Hargan VS.. Wetter.
2053 Potter VS.. McKeon.
2055 AlgeO Il Co. VS.. Tate, Able & Co.
2056 Ktna Ins. Co. vs.. Stebbins
2057 Cicalla, admir-, VS.. Blk of Memphis.
205S DeSoto IIs. Co. VS.. Williams.
2059 Townsend, trustee, VS.. Connell
POGO Bolton vs., Bettis ct al.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09
INSANE ASYLUa.

- T. VINCENT's INSTITUTION FOR THR
= INSANE, ~. Louis. no. This InHt5sutlon
gust 10. 1883. II Is private and frst-cisss In
its arrangements and accommodation IN
sane patients OF both sexes aud OF all de-
nominations are received. also these addicted
to taking opium or other stimulants 70 eX-
cess and desire TO correct For terms. etc
SUPERIOR augs
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HOI1cE.

Z HAVE this day bought out the interest OF
L Geo. scott IN the stove and Tin Business,
sse second street. and VIII continue the basl-
ness at the Old stand All jobs viii be
promptly attended to. and Stoves aud Tn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09
FROM WASHINGTON.

Georgia --virginIa--The Darien canaI--con-
tested EIeetions--Th XVIII Amendment
Pensions and Homesteade- The Court OF
Claims--Mr. PeabOdy's RemaiBs--Ihe Pat
eHt 0fiee--The Frsnking Privilege--Ex-
tension Of Civil Rights--The Cuban Pirate
New York aud the XVIII Amendment
Tariff on Pig IrSn--The New State Depart
meHt--The Legal Tender Act--SamaEa Bay
Prince Arthur Patrick---Ihe United
States and the Red River Rebellion.
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE MERCHASTs LsssUR A1sCE Co.,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, January $, $50 )
4 T a meeting " tGc Board Of Directors OF
= i this Cumpany, held this day, a dividend
OF five per cent. ON tie capital stock was or
dered to De credited on stockholders notes,
free OF Government t.tx.
fag Z A PA E{k Pr. Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09

United States Court Judge Trigg.
The following order was entered OF
record yesterday:
The large number Of petitioners in bank
ruptcy who have failed TO comply with
the provisions of the 2IsE section of the
Bankrupt Act requiring the petitioner to
a obtain his discharge without unreasOn-
able delay" necessitates this order au-
thorizing the register to return all such
cases TO this Court.
Court adjourned over to Court in course,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09
rHE CURAN PIRATR.

The Spanish Minister, on wednes-
day last, addressed a note to Secretary
Fish, informing him that he had just
received information that the pirate
Anna had putintO Charleston, having
. on board a portion Of the crew Of the
Hornet, and requested that steps be-
taken at once for her detention. Sec
retary Fish immediately addressed a
note TO Secretary Robson, notifying
him Of the facts contained in the
Spanish Minister'S note. The matter
will probably be turned over to the
limited States Marshal, with authority
10 use all the force that may be neces-
sary Sor the detention of the vessel
until an investigation is had.
THE 1rSIrED STATES AND THE RED
r. RIVER BELLIGERENTs.
There are runors afioat here that
the rebellion ia the valley 2i the Red
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EAsnmlcEnTIcE

THE stated convOeatioa OF Penn e
/ Royal Arch Chapter No. p. will beK7X
held This f1IONDAYl Evening, Jsnuary/VN
9Th, at O'clock, Tor dispatch of business
All Companions are fraternauy invited.
D. C. TRADER, NJ +. Il. P
c. G. LOCKE, Secretary. Jas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09

Diseases peculiar to g0meu-Cpe-a1ions a-r
the relief OF Ovarian Tuners. .Uysnenerhass,
NesieOvsgiHal FistCla, LacsTa1Ju OF 5hs
Periueum, etc, etc
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. SAMUEL cHoPefN,

General SlrEery. and Diseases Of the ReC-
tun- Bladder ana UreEhEa; all operations for
Dei0rmities, such as Ciub-foUl, Ears-lip,
CIaft-ua are etc
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LEVETT'S.

Levett is the Boot man of West Tennessee.
He came 10 Memphis IN Boots at a very
early age.
He knows a Boot as soon as he gets his eye
on u.
he win sell you Boots all day long aud
never wink.
He will sell at the lowest prices.
He will sell the best goods.
He viii always deal fairly.
If you do not believe it,
Try him.
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De. Q. Ni.sERlcEELL.

DR.. 9. BEARD,
ufsaagas NJ +ha E-a amt Eo--
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rARIrr ~ PIG TRON.

The action Of the Ways and Means
Committee in reducing the tariff on
pig iron from 50 to s. per ton, has
brought out a savage howl from pig
iron producers, though scarcely any
Asf tIIeal aver that they cannot still
make pig iron at a good profit. The
members OF the committee are de
luged with protests against the reducc-
ton from this interest, but they are
not likely to change their decision on
the subject.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-10

dyspepsia, headache,
iAun'ilre, co-tiNcuc--,
|sick headache. chrome
|iiarrhws, affections 81
|,he bladder, cnInp
|iysentery,. affection,
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BLOOMING YOUNG GIRLS,

Middle.sged msirons. those NJ the critical period
and the aged grandmother, a.. all cured iy The
use of our English Female Buffers prescribed and
used ~ physicians all oycrihe couniry.
lfyou are troubled with falling Of tho Womb,
attended with n sense Of weight aud bearing osn
pain IN the hack and side, and other attendant
evils, English Female Bnter- wall give entire re-.
lie
Those az the "turn OF life, mothers after con.
hneDcnt and all others (fnale or femal.) who
are conNalesccnls from any prptracted or dobli.
hiibg complaint, who gaia strength slowly, aud
these bitters the very thing Their system de.
maDds IL gives u powerful appetite, aids aud as.
sists digestion. arouses the liver, strengthens
TEN with pure crimson boot cour-ing through
its channels.
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Common GrOg Shop Biiters

Empty Bitter Bottles, OF various styles, can
De found around almost every dwelling and cabin
throughout the land. Their taste IN pleasant, and
arr advertised 20 cure almost every disease, while
the manufacturers knew they possess no med.
lclnal properties whatever. They are 50 man,
DISCUSSES Tor exceedingly common beyersgey
which ds not, nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware Of these pleasant ,bittefs IN quart bot.
Ties they contain sting for your yilal-. and he
Hho buy them carries "a "tOpeT's' grog iutn hi.
house One man who knows nothing about med.
lcihe, saNs ms tlg bottles Of common stun viii
cure chills aud fever, rheumatism and consump.
non another, whose bottle is very f.ncy, cures
all impurities Of the blood, makes old men
young, casts out devils. restores sighI 10 the
bhhd, and numerous other miracles while Vet
aholu.t, Hho presuines every man drunkard,
Psop"s.s 70 cure colo, ingfowlng nails, yellow
ioNsL n'ait diseaec and loye-slck maid rs I, ".
Know ,ll.y make no such cures, We know the PEG.
pie az i.Ise are deceived and swindled, ami as We
desire TO yentllale these common hulnbnUs.
make the following challenge to one aid ali.
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CedEro9nI BBit6ters
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
Arkansas Heard From.
TestimOny Of Medical Men

se~sauODy % mcOocAu McV
d, stony Point White CO., Ark. May %, 'Gs
~. S"hs BtLL-Dear Sir; Last February y
y, Louissille purchasing drugs, and gol somS
" S.ui safsaPsrilla and Cedron Bitters.
NY soh-in-lsw, who Was with me in the store
mas oeen down With the rheumatism for some
zine, commenced on the Bitters, and soon found
DIR. Gist. Who has been in had hssIth ,,isd
them, and he also improved. "'"''"' ''''
Dr, Coffee who has been in tad health sor SAY.
e<sl years1.tesssA sst i'ev stfected--he Improved
ySy mnch * me use Of your Bitters. indeed
in TINS ssttlement. think could sell : srea,
quantity o. your ms me- s TINS fall especially the
Memphis care OF Rickett Nicely.
Respectfully,
q. u. WALka
Prepared by DIR. JOHN BULL at
his Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louis.
willie, Ky.
For Sale by BARCLAY RDOS