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On ThursdaY. MaY 5. l87n.


Within legal hours, the following Real Es-
tate, to-wlt: A certain tract or land lying
and being in the county or Shelby and State
or Tennessee, near ColliervfIe Beginning
At stake with redoak pointer, Mrs. Crswd-
sons southwest corner; thence east 80
enafns and so links TO a stake; thence south
70 chains 70 a stake with two resioak pointers;
thence west 20 chains and so links To a take
with redoek pointer Thence north 4 chains
70 a stake with redoak pointer, Franks
northeast corner; hence west 81 chains ana
20 links 70 a stake with redOalC pointer:
thence north 81 links to a stake; thence east
3 chains and Gtinks to a stake; thence north
90 e8st4 chains and 50 links thence east "a
chains and 40 INKS TO n stake, Is links east OF
a Whiteoak marked 4 theme south % chains
links 70 the beginning, containing 40
acres.
The above tract OF land has been subdf-
Vided Into three tracts, numbered 4, 2 rand 3.
containing l07 acres, ls acres and ISS.l8 acres
respeetiVely.f and viii be sold according 10
the subdivision, a plan and diagram OF which
can be seen at the Ohics of the Clerk and
Master.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash, balance
on a credit Of twelve andtwenty-fOur months
from the day Of sale; notes with two securt-
ties, bearing interest taken, and lien retained
TIL paymen OF the purchase money.
apps A. ASTON, G. and n.
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REMOVAL.
HITE & CORWiNE
JOB
AND BINDERS
IA Union St., Appeal Building.

RS- We take pleasure In stating to our pa
irons that wehsve removed our Job Printing
Establishment to No. Il Union street, Appeal
Building, where we hope TO see our old eus-
toners and az many new ones as viii exam
the our work and prices. We are now pre-
pared TO do ALL kinds Of Printing aud Bind
ing on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock OF Cards, Billhesds aud Cap Pa
pers is complete. Our material consists of
latest styles Of type. presses. etc. mhg
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INSURANCE.

EXPLANATIoN: sl2 makes you a member
Il OF the Association. g. $40 for policy, 81
medical examination fee, and 81 contingent
fee, said 81 payable yearly, In advance for
office expenses. On the death OF a emD
an assessment OF 81 Is levied on every sur
viving member, which is tbs moun paid to
the widow or beneficiary OF the deceased
member, thirty days being given TO pay in
the assessment OF 81 after due notification.
When the Association lumber several thou
sand they will be classed according to ages,
viz: All betWeen the ages OF ID and % years
in one class, and all betWeen D and 80 years
in another, and so On up to 10 ears, which Il
the limit; and every class 10 be carried to
500 members, then each policy Will be worth
SI0OOQ. Until that time each policy Will be
are member OF the class; and at the death OF
a member the surviving member Of his class
only ere assessed the 81. b policy fee Of
$40, or the greater portion OF Il, is made a
Giles Of members; and said fund is loaned on
Interest, the interest accruing therefrom,
after defraying the expenses coming back
10 the policy holders as dividends. The
advantages over ordinary Life Insurance
COmpaniesi are: No panic can break It; the
fees are so small, u required TO be paid st
such long Intervals. that any and every man
can secure to his family a competency upon
his death. This Company Is not restricted
TO meIabeTs OF ths MaaoI1c fraternity.
nc. TRADER, President.
H NJ. Raglan, Secretary.
H.G.TRADER, Treasurer.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon. P. I. Seruggs, Of Messrs. ScTuggs a
Duncan A Vaccaro, OF MeSsrs. A. Vaccaro
a Co.: J. 5. stanton, Of Stanton & Moore; A
Hatchett,, of Busby q Hatcheti; ed. Pick
stt, r., attoruey-at-law, 50 Union street.
W. r HODGES. ND, Medical Examiner;
once 70. &c Madison street. APPS d W
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Hr We have provided ourselves with a full stock Of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are offering at great Inducements. Among which
may be found the following;
600 dozen Planters Hoes,
no dozen Blind Brides,
280 dozen Hames,
230 dozen Hogskin Collars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass PIOw Line,
5000 pairs Traceehans
IS dozen Single and Double Trees,
l25 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds HolOwwars Castings,
600 dozen Axes.
Sole Agents in Memphis for the BrinIey Separate Share & Uric SselPfOws,
Owners of the Michels Patent; also. the leagues Patent Cotton ScrapsTs,
A full Stock Of Hardware and Agricultural implements In store.
ORGILL BROS. & CO.,
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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A Paper for the Mechanic.
DAILY, SUNDAY & WEEKLY
Subscription Price Greatly Reduced

CLUBBING RATES.-To clubs Of two OF
more subscribers We will send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper In the ~SoLth-33xSS
inches-for n year, each, 81. To clubs oftwo
or more subscribers we Will send our SUNDAY
ARFEAL, for one year, each, 81
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, ETc.-Hews.
paper Dealers, Express Agents. Country Mer-
chants, Postmasters. Depot Agents, and any
friends of the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who vii
do so, are requested To procure regular sub
scribers, remitting TO Us the amount, less ten
per cent or five per cent. for Clubs for ser
vices; or, II preferred. arrangements as d
compensation will be made. Specimen copIes
sent IN application.
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N~0n-Raaldant nntina.

No. 1913. n. Rim the ChRReery Court OF
Memphis, TenneSsee.-Henry Laird vs.. DR-
vid G. Cross ct al.
/ the defendan Dc. cross is a citizen OF
of Arkansas aud a nonresident OF The state
of Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, al the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the nrst
Monday in May, IS70, md plead, answer or
demur 90 complainRnts oil. or the same viii
be taken for confessed As 10 him, and set for
hearing ex parte; and that copy u tHis or
der be published once a week, for lou, sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
A ~capy-sttest:
BY r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
ant. mhI
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WEEKLY
The weeks receipts at this port we're
3SO4 bales. Exports, 42Ss bales. Weeks
sales, szS5 bales. The stock on hand has
decreased during the week S79 bales. The
receipts last week were 4l42 bales. Re-
oeipts for the week ending this date last
year, 25Ol bales, and for the corresponding
rzsek in 1863 2S74 bales.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL E5TATE.

ID Y virtue of a deed Of trust executed to me
u by Charles Lonand, January 10th, 1858
to secure certain debts therein specified
and registered in the Registers once
ofShelby county, State o fTeuuessee, IN Book
No. %, PAGES So 81 and g. l viii. on
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A RADICAL REYOLurIoN

Has been accomplishment hair dyes. Thehor-
rible compounds containing LEAD, SALFend
sULPEUR are discarded. The leading chem
lists lmplore the public NOT 70 RRs them, and
Prof. Chiffon, whose reputation is second TO
that Of no analytical chemist in America,
has recommended
c~rIstadero's IHGslsIsF Hair Dye,
may be used without fear. Remember, 1t Is
the only one tbs has been analysed and
found wheles0ne, It's effects are 1nstanta-
neous, and the colors IL inperts natural.
ing, aets IsEe g charm on the Hair after Dye
ing. Try IL.
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid TO the
III
DISEASED OF WOMEN.

such a. Excessive, Suppressed or Painful
MenstruatiOn, LeucOh hOea or Whites, Fall
Ing Of the Womb, and sill irregularities Ofthe
MonthlY Periods. causing Sterility or Barren
uess, IA Oftentimes Consumption.
Persons who have been underline treatment
of other Physicians, and have not been
cured, are invited to call, as ] can cure all old
Syphilitle Diseases, It makes no difference
OF how long standing. They wiz yield 70 my
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corroNIN 80 oRLEANs.
oorrok IN

NV ORLEANS, April 9, 2:l5 p.m.-COt-
son Quia but firm at 22k22&c. Sales 1000
bales; reGespts Z0S; experts J525.
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INSANE ASYluM.
FoR RIM.

Spacious, WeltIlghtsd & Ventilated Rooms,
Situated in the very center and business
| portion of the city. Equally calculated for
eourtrooms, societies. or any business what
ever: also. a few PLEASANT bedrooms, at
reasonable rates. Apply 10
@ JOSEPH J.ANDREws,
feb5s % Front Row, Upstairs.
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LIVERPOOL, April 9, 2 pm Cotton
closes quiet. MiddliHg Uplands, lIhd;
Orleans, uLd.
8 p-m.-Cotton closed quiet aud un-
changed. SSles 10000 bales; export and
NPecai2tiOD, 5000; Shipments from Bonn
b. v sinee last report to the sth, $1,000.
YoRK WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT
Avn .~TATENENT ~ L UNITED STATES
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

asHf ana
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

thence south easterly
by q line at right an
giles 70 Tennessee ave
nue., seventy eight
feet ten Inches, thence
southwesterly along
said Avenue forty-two
feet ten inches, thence
northwesterly and AZ
right angles with said
avenue aeventy-three
feet and seven Inches,
thence weat sixty-nine
feet seven inches 10
Fourteenth atreet east,
thence with said street
north thlrty-nlne feet.
70 the place OF said be-
rfa.l.w
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-27


DoLBEAR CoMMERcIAL CoLLEGE-It is
the duty of parents and guardians to give
the youths under their charge an educa-
ton that will fit them for the active duties
of life--such one as has been well termed
"a cash paying education," policy of in
surance against want and care during life.
One of the best known institutions of learn
ing in the country is the Dolbear CONNER
cial College, Nos. 164 and 166 Canal street, a
most delightful location, with spacious and
airy rooms, centrally located and easy of ac-
cess. Here students pay but once, securing
life scholarship, during which they may
confine themselves to any branch they may
particularly desire to excel in-commercial,
French, Spanish, etc. Board can always be
obtained for pupils in respectable families at
reasonable prices, where, if desired, they
can have the advantage of speaking the Lam
| guages taught. Professors of acknowledged
ability have been secured in each branch,
and it will be their constant care to have
the students under their charge excel In
their studies.-Neao Orleans Times, Aug. IS
1870.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-27

LADIES BAzAAR.-We last evening
dropped in at the City Hall for few min
sutes, and were gratifed to observe the fine
attendance upon the Bazaar, now being
held for the benefit of the new Episcopal
Church. 1t is worth a visit just to get one
good look at the ''angels in crinoline," as
they float around the Hall. Of all the
places tor pretty girls-loyely beyond de-
,.scription--it was the place, and they all
keep tables laden with every imaginable
delicaey for the palate and hand over your
orders in the most bewitching manner, posi-
lively forbidding you to refuse to patron
lie them, Besides the delicacies, there are
tables presided over by matrons, from which
may be obtained good substantial sup
per, such as all need after a day at the
Fair Ground. Be sure and visit the ladies
this evening, which is the last, and aid theil
good work.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-27

MDERMoTT CoTToN Press. This
celebrated press is on the Fair Grounds in
the Machinery Department, entered for
competition in charge of the patentee, Mr.
w. j. M'Dermott, of Memphis, Tenn. We
had the pleasure of conversing with several
planters who were examining the merits of
this premium press, and they informed us
that it is the most complete and substantial
that they have ever seen. Such opinions
coming from such authority, bespeaks vol
<umes of testimonials.
We have just read notices of the press,
printed in circular form, and learn that the
planters of Tennessee also pronounce the
MDermott Cotton Press superior to any
that they have heretofore used.
We advise the planters and merchants
attending the Fair to introduce themselves
to Mr.. w J. M'Dermott, who will render
more fully particulars appertaining to bis
press.
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TICKETS FOR THE FAsIR.

In addition to the Ticket Office at the en-
trance the several kinds of tickets Will be
on sale at Buck & Baley's drug store. Wis
itors will save delay and confusion at the
gates by this securing their tickets before
proceeding to the grounds. Exhibitors and
visitors generally who propose remaining
several days should get personal or family
Communication tickets, as being the most con-
venient and economical.
Positively no checks will be given at the
gate.
By Order,
j. L. POWER,
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Among the Institutions of the Fair are
the Coleman Mills in operation.

In Department "C' can be seen on
exhibition, the "Hinkle Knitting Machine,
which took the first prizes at New Orleans
Houston, Texas, and the Great Paris EXPOSE
ton; also, at the American Institute Fair
1867. 1t is one of the simplest and most COM
pact machines in the United States. Plant
ers, merchants and ladies, attending the Fair
will be fully recompensed, if they call on the
Travelling Agent, Mr.. j. P. Tatum, who will
be found at his post ready to receive orders
and explain fully whatever information -ol
may require in regard to the working of tn,
machine.
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NAME the articles you do not see, ant
~ we will show what you like at Beck
Of the various Sewing Machines which

Of the various Sewing Machines which
have presented themselves to the considera-
ton of scrutinizing public since the great
Howe demonstrated the feasibility of doing
by machine, in given time, the work often
or a dozen hands, the celebrated Grover q
Baker has occupied pre-eminent position
among the number. So useful, practical
and simple is this Machine in every charac-
ter of work which it performs, that it has
we'll earned the great popularity which it
to-day enjoys; and of that favor, we can
only refer to the thousands now in daily
use throughout the length and breadth of
the land. This Machine is recon mended by
hundreds of the best practical female work
ers in the world, and the universal deserved
compliment is, there could be. no greater
comfort in family than Grover & Baker
Machine" At the Texas State Fair it re-
-ceived seven blue ribbons, namely, as the
best Family Sewing Machine; the best Tuck
Maker for Machines; the best Machine made
Lady's skirt; best Lady's Machine-mad
Undersleeves. best Machine-made Orna-
mental Work; best Machine-made Infants
Dress; best Plain Stitching. All these were
the highest premiums offered, and spoke
volumes for the celebrated Sewing Machine
which we now have on exhibition at Fail
Grounds, and which all ladies should ex.
anime. Mr.. E. III. Bement, the travelling
agent. is exhibiting the Grover 81 Baker
in the Sewing Machine Department.
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We had the pleasure yesterday morn
ing of meeting Mr.. Charles B. Lucas, of
New Orleans. This popular young gentle
man, is representing the interest of that well
known establishment of Capt. B. T.
Washes, and will be pleased to have any
: of the Captains friends call on him. Mr.
Lucas can be found in Department &C." or
at the Clarion office
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SCHOOL WANTED.

A VIRGINIAN, who has had charge Of liter
IA airy institutions for twelve years, desires
to obtain situation in some College or High
School, in some one of the Southern States.
He will give instruction in Ancient and Mod
ern languages, Mathematics, and the higher
EnAish branches in accordance with the meth
cd pursued at the University of Virginia.
Address, stating terms, &C., Z. A. TosKIEs,
Ocala, Marion county, East Florida.
Oct 11sw5t.
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Angeles HALL.-Another good au-
dience greeted the world renowned Shift &
Gaylord last night, and came away well
pleased with having spent pleasant even
ing in listening to good music and hearing
their splendid jokes. Don't fail to see them
tonight.
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Attention, Hope Fire Go. No. 3

You viii meet in full uniform at Far
rish's shop at halt past seven o'clock, to-
morrow, (Friday,) the 28th inst, for the
purpose of parading at the State Fair.
BY order of the 1st Assistant Foreman
A. G. WASHINGTON, Secretary.
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A L all events, do not neglect TO call on
IA Beck before your return, and let him
show you his pretty Stock of Dry Goods
Clothing, etc., etc.
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BEAR & sTEINBERG.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

MY PLACE, Situated on the Livingston
INl road, 21z miles from Jackson, containing
1875 acres cleared, and $50 wood land. The
residence, cabins and all out-houses, are new,
with a large cistern. Title good. Will be
Massie, Jackson or to DIR. J. Lemly, on the
place. MRS. KATE WINDLEY.
October IL, 1870. swlt&wtf.
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Don't fail to see the Coleman Mill in
operation at the Fair.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-27

Be sure and see the Coleman Mills in ope-
ration at the Fair.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-27

HNOWELS. Napkins and Table Damask at
n Beck's.
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N. Fl. BOYD, Acting Secretary.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-27
J. T.. POWER
THE STAE FAIR,
THIRD DAY.
Secretary.

Each day, as the Fair progresses, brings
new attractions and large additions to the
crowd. To-day there were at least fifteen
hundred people present, and all were pleas
ed and animated by the prevailing good
weather and magnificent display.
AT 10 O'Clock the exhibition of stock COM
menced, and though in some of the rings
the entries were not large, the general dis
play was good.
The following is list of the successful
competitors:
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COLTS.
Best Thoroughbred Colt, 1st premium to
G. ID. Subway of Jackson.
Best colt Under / year old. A G Adams OF
Kinds. This colt also took the elegant wine
service donated by, Bailey Sc Co., of Phila-
delphia.
Best Brood Mare, with foal at her side
A e Adams of Kinds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

Coughs life, and on these two cases he
was complained ofby certain parties and
put under 500 bonds to appear at Bur-
linGton in February and make answer.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Vershire, Il little son of LYMAN
Porter was so badly scalded by sitting
back into pail of water, that he died
soon after, on the I'd inst. The child is
the sixth whose loss these afflicted parents
have been called to mourn.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
FREDDIE Sawyer, boy of four wears
and nine months old, was run over and
Instantly killed at the railroad crossing
ON West street in Rutland, Monday al
ternoon. He was endeavoring to get
ride by Jumping OH the Stacking iron of
the tender TO the switch engine, but was
thrown under the wheels and shockincly
mangled.
Charles Johnson of Brandon shot him
self wiFh two harreled shot gun. Mon
day morning, i'll school house in that
town. lie was - years Of age and had |
been married only five weeks. No cause
for the act is known.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
A butcher in BraItleboro the other day
knocked himself down instead of an OK.
bis axe htving caught in hook he got
up and helped to dress the animal, and
hen went to dress his own Wounds and
ound hole in his forehead, and Il deep
ut on the back Of bis head.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Mr.. James +. Bolcs of Chester. car
'iage manufacturer, was dangerously
>Icked i'll the abdomen by a horse stand
NC hear the shop, Wednesday morning.
lis situation Is pronounced critical.
A Mr. lloar of barnard, found Is of
lis cows had over-tcd Themselves in an
lPple-orchard, and had 10 make sliis
With a pcm-knitc in their stomachs one
lied in spite of all surgery.
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CD NOuHf UuSH;0ytOi,.

Francis Richardson aud hi, brother Will
liam. undertook trip up Mt. Washington
on Friday last. They walked up the rail-
road track, starting at ) T.. NJ. and relril-
ing the top little after in the evening.
1t was severe and dangerous undertake
ed that it was with difficulty he was
brought in. They found the snow uuitr
deep. and after dark especially. the dali
ger Of walking upon the >l"optrs over the
"or@c>. can be imagined. Fortunately for
them, ii die rot storm on the mountain AS
it Lid all about. They found Prof. Hunt
in@Ion in his winter quarters. but the re-
mainder 81 the Mountain party had not ar
rived. The professor has room fitted up
in uAc end OF tiy depot-doube boarded.
with tIrled paper between the boards land
lined "iIh felt on the inside. He has a
Large supply at coal and provisions. and
lie intends To- keep a. comfortable ~ the
circumstances viii admit. He estimates
that the temperature at hi quarters is
about the saline a. in Glcenlnnd-thc 5000
feet elevation bcin" equal to the difference
ia latitude between these Two countries.
ui~ telegraph j., mot YET in working ORDER.
- ne has no means ct communicating with
the lower world. The companions " no
ere to spend the winter with him Oh the
top OF the mount"in, were expected daily.
saturday m"rmin" the mercury was 10
hol"" zeto. ana what va. very striking
AND t"auirtui, there va, some three feet
uftro>i ou the outside OF the building. with
iccl,.-
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He IHH.!h$Diriiig PIE.
And on Thanksgiving day when from Ea-,
from Wei,
From North and from South. come the
pilgrim ana guest.
"hen lhc %ray-haired New Highlander secs
louHd his board
The Old broken links of affection restored
Whcuthc catc-wcarlcd man seeks his tDotl:-
~ once more.
Aud Ia" H.tr n,atron Smiles where tie Girl
smiled before.
What mostcn~ the lip and y mat hlightenS
the eye:
Nha' "ali, bach the past like the rich
pumpkin pie:
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spcflal 9lntlrcS.
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NO. -, +. E A. NJ.
Stated Meeting, Nov =

L. r. nEALD. sec'y.
PALESTINE CoMMAHDERY. NO. 8.
stated Conclavc Nov. :, $50.
!. /. rEI;hINS. Commander.
If you have the dyspepsia, Headache,
izzinss, Co-tivcnr~s, Pile oppression aftcs Ewing,
our Ei-in2, any Indigestion Riiousno.- it you do
not til nk Us after using DR.. HAEEI>oN'S PERKS
fALTI' LpIENGl.S, we will forfeit the price OF tie
box Al-o, warranted to every kind of Pile For
ale at No. l fremont Temple, Boston, b. + \. HAIR
i;lS"N 4 co.. rroprietor-, and b. all druggist Mail
ci for ~ cent? or.c\ov