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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-06
FOB SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS AND
PERFUMERs. 10 a-eod

r OST, BOND OF TIE CITY OF RICH
IL MOND for $780, No. 49, dated June 10. 1855,
due January 1889, in name OF Robert Howard,
mond. Fredericksburg aad Potomac Railroad
Company. No. 24s for $3.50 dated November J.,
1850, bearing7 per cent interest, In name or
! knbert Howard. NH f5-1aw?m |,
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|i,ouseholtis, and give them speedy and COM
r1iase restoration. But there were other
members of the Richmond bar who will.
never again ioin In It's honorable conten-
tions. One has gone ia the ripened fullness
of hor,ored years another, with the dis
tiucsions of his profession clustering thickly
upon him, having already won those heights
of public estimation which the ascent OF the
highest seemed easy and sure; another,
Young yet mature, tresding with firm steps
the upward paths Of usefulness and honor.
How terribly does such calamity as this
rebuke our vain expectations. How i'm.
pressively does 1t admonish every one OF
lls to look beyond the shadows Of time to
the realities of eternity.
I" 1t is said that among those lying
crushed under that mass Of ruins there
were some who could yet exchange few
faint words with their companions In that
fearful place. None of them which have
been related by the rescued impressed me
80 much az that of one mangled and broken
sufferer, who still found strength to exo
claim, "Oh grave, where is thy victory :
oh death, where Is thy sting.? What a
triumph was that-what testimony 70 Inc
Incompatible worth of the Christian lalsn
$50 in the very depths OF TINS a"lui Jus.
tress and anguish open springs OF sWeetest
FINEST heavenly comfort. Let us take tnese
lessons to our hearts.
"This is q day of humiliation,, fasting,
and PRAYER. The churches will be filled
with reverend worshippers. Let us carry
into them not merely the burden Of sorrow,
but also the consultations of faith, ever re-
membering that
..Allts of God; II He but waive his hand
The rains collect, the winds low shrlil ana
loud,
Til with u smile of light on sea and land. .
Low He looks back from the departing cloud"
His will be done.
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Our engines and w-mllls are new In principle.
rant ali work nude at this establishment, Send
for descriptive circulars. Agents In the southern
States for Blake's Stone and Ore Crusher.
de 3l-wly WILLIAM j.. TANNER q CO.
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INSURANCE PROVIDED on BUILDINGS
MERCHANDISE, and oth>r INSURABLE PRO-
PERTY, In city or couutrg. al the LOWEST RATH
Or PREMIUM In any of thu RICHMOND or
OTHER COMPANIE doing business In this city.
Particular attention given TO the proper drawing
of policies and adjustment OF losses.
LIFE INSURANCE effected W In the best COM
panies. N 15-S& Wsin
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-13

RW-HATIONAL wOMAN's SUE.
- Hnt0n CONVENTION

Tho Coaf.AuSn 81 the Rational woman's SAT.
fraEs AssoelAtioh viii be held 10 Lincoln Hail on
The 18th, ioth and 2Oh instant, eommsneiuE Al
10 o'elock. a. IN.
TAsl,.ainE objects Of this convsntlon are the
saftlns hhsnaai q women in the District Aad the
pt,s.es Of ~ s!Stee tA amendment to the Con.
atituuon,
The following named speakers will be presents
Senator Pomeroy.
Senator Wilson.
Misc Susan u. Anthony,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady stanton.
ms. Isabella Bsseher Hooker, Of Mart.
Hon. a. a. Riadis, Of w,.hlpsl,p. D. c..
Mrs. Pssiias Ser,sst Davis, "o,l,,,
aaA History q ,As hoysmsai.p' rs a.. -
Mrs. Thssdore Tiiton. MI
Mrs. Norton, Of New York.
Mrs. Blake, Of New York.
Mrs. Mary II. Davis, Of New York.
Miss wilbour, u New York.
Miss Nellie Hutchinson, Of New York,
The spisy Reporter II the Tribune.
Bishop simpson, Of Pbiiadelphla.
Grace Greenwood, Of washinEtou, D, o.
Mrs. Josephine 3. orlmuE, Of wash.
ihGton. DO,
The following spsakara are expected
Mrs. Harriet Bseohsr stowe,
Wendell Phlllips. ...
Mrs. Luoretia Mott.
Mrs. Livermore.
rev. Henry Weird Bssehsr, Of BrOoE q.
lyn,H.Y. .H.
rev. Mr.. Burton. Of Hartford, It.
Mrs. ~. y. n, outlsr, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Amss, Of California. .... ....
Mrs. Carey. Of Detroit, Mich.
mrs Frances D. osgs, Are We Re-
Hon. eserg. W. Julian.
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Groceries
GREAT REDUCTION
IN
LuxurieS for the Holidays
by THE
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
213 and 215 Pa. Ave-,
Opp. Wmards' Hotel.

1000 M.laGa onps., 90 sls. per ~
~ aseedleal Raislna, eHtfA hne, 40 cts. par I'd,
90 bezss ksssisr Layer RAisisa. extra ane' %
% sS5s, .LsstSs Lay" Rai.in', nh's' in.
40 \ boxes Lohdon Layer Raisins, hnssi i'm
nSS sHIy.sA ycr.nss,. so % q y. p. so..
Loco lbs. ans Preach osndy. 20 cts, psrIb. -
~ ibs nnest quality Cream Mixed Candy. 90
soSi!is Ses.' srtr. "a. ulE,d French Candy 90
e, iSSIF', sss.or,n.n, siRrsnsh TruR
itggg ,Rs, fepeI bell AlmoAda .ra........
!,0gy lhs soft tlell Almonds,
i,3gg lbs grenohls Walnuts. new .hnest imported
1900 lbs Iilbef!s aud Brazil Nuts,
s9 bash, AlehoIy N1ls, taal rsssiysd per steamer
1000 lbs. while Clover HonsY. % -.
LOCO lba EXTRA ane Rransll,, - tts.
1900 lbs extra hne Primes, 10 eta. #...... H
1000 lbs new Dates, IS cts,
2iOOQ lbs nav OurrnntH, II etc.
800 dol best brand 'WIeks', Peaches.
1000 dOL best brand "Wloks" Coreista TOna-
500 aos best oorhAn Corn. -. -.
900 dos. AsparAgua, Peas, Lima and string Beans.
200 leL suavbssIy, Pineapple, Plans.
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- - EiRh ias. CO. on The DIsTRioT ~
1 Ssny Nh a IL s \, "a VR
nth day Of January, is70, for the purpose Of elect.
inE seven hansgers fof the ensuing year. E.f
u, IGs sspi,At o. ms Company in Promlan Raies
'n tssi fSSis.fSI" U %ssLEY porELRR. s.s,r.
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| d.SiIe to AekuoWlsiEe the kindness Of ny
pubic aElln.t Imposition. He sAJs he VIII hoi
S.Ss Il he rsa nSsTlns q iSsit Roass. Rsia
- ~ ss-s .sisls fes Al mistake, ado by The
i st4: ssif0 tS &c:
s%, sst i ss q
10 iSs .an Ss Rs Sss III Zen
sS P.trSSS.Ss q the public Y Iss TSis 81 5SnuR
IA, q House. sta ssd 3
~- STATEMENT OF THE FIRE
~ MEN'l 1NsulAEoE CoNgLNT on wsshiaE.
p md SsorEotoun.for six months ending DooeGi.
-, - g.. DIR. mn -,
70 capital tloek va 90 %
i.''''''''''''''s'''''.. ohh1 y
SgSs,iSi a
p stock notes with approved security ,sleo,Qol 20
Bl dlyidssd SsCO0Rt 10 cred / in Biai Of
D. SsISasstS siiSiiiiiS Bank o. WASHING. S' ="
toh'''''''s '''''''''s ,.'..,.,-,,,, inl u
F"" 80: = !.
= - -. .. RECEIPTS. -
10 PFaniums and lntarest.. .."...,.,."" l9,th ~
ExPENDITUREs. "D "
~ pIoht shd 60 % so
SsisSss % eiSdii IN BSnT 81 Ws;S. 1853 %
layton """..'.'.........'..... i.ssi "a
D., ca g 2
Jas. ADAMS, PrsidenL
ABEL O, DAVIS, Secretary,
srs;;stissd And sSorn Is bsGog ns ISIs qpSsnIh
az II, q yAhuAIJ' $50 w. z HOWARD
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~, IIE = spsl e9nai !. said to b. the latest
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,H-THE ANNIvERsARY OF ST.
~ PETkR,s oL5nrssRANoE SOCIETY vii
3 sIrosi south, bstw.sn Third aud IOarlh ilrsS!i
sAat, at precisely 7 o'clock. Rev. v. r. Boyle, Y,
NJ BRADLEY and PrSfsss Drew will delvn shsrt
Addretses. Admittahes me-. It,
~- NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN
AZ ABsOCfArT lN.-There will Be an I'D
lournsd msstlnE o. this AaiosiatIoh Al Unioa
Ls.Eus Halt osRRfDAr, the ihh iaItaat, at ~
e,eioekp, n. pufnsss Of inPortanes. By order
jas u ?. -. dARRErsoN, Secretary.
nnF- uEADQ'Rs DEPT OF THE
. P0rOMACA Grand Army Of tbs Republie.
AsIisisn! ASinlani d'Hsrals ohAes, wA'hinEtOb.
Tks snSaiioa u msinbsra oflhs DEPARTMENT
RscAhPhksI a % I'D % The fast that tbs anhu.
9rand Army Hall. eotseI q klfysRth street ard
FeunaylNanlA aVshu', oh SATURDAY, the 18th
lnNtAut. AZ . clock y. m
I The Department Council Of Naturalization will
ret a. hsss Headquarters THIS THURSDAY
~ order 81 SAMUEL A, DUNCAN,
. --- Department Comm ndeF.
EDWIN Q. KiRKwooD, TAdir 0SR.
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Jas. ADAMS. PrsidsaL
subsstlbed and ssorn 10 bsiou me this alysnth
JAli.A HolaTT Public,
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gfY 49, 80 Umes'
- wnHfE9roN, D. O., January /, isil
Wa.er rents for 1870 are now due and payable
9pirss water 10 be shut Of and not restored until
ths Tent, 9Th penalty, shall he paid
! iWAIHh Taxa. "a Hat Of properly on which any
oyer instAllment Of water tag lfoT laying
Slter.mAinaD shall remain unpaid GU the nrsI 81
ibhruaIY neHt, will thea be handed 10 the Col
Nlded by law. s. r. BOND
10 lAnH'dlN ~ Water Registrar.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-13

HUMAN ron KANSAS THAT State In the
Far West kaoWs how 10 recognize the claims
Of our soldiers. The dispatch received last
night from Topska aud published In this
mornings fEruBLiCAN, states that all the
officers Of the House are either crippled
soldiers, soldlers' WIdoMs or soldiers or.
Phans' This State also has faith In woman's
riEhts, aud tfuO to Ia faith, its Legislature
chests lady a' enrolling clerk
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RATtsG PESSsTLvAMA AvEsrE. The bill
OF Senator Cole, providing for the appoint.
ment OF board Of commissioners to examine
and determine the best style or kind Of pave
ment to be used on PennsylvanIa avenue,
which passed the Senate last session, We be
lleVe 70 now before the House Committee on
the District OF Columbia for lis action. In
view OF the pressing necessity for the i'm
proTemsnt Of this magnificent thoroughfars
We sincerely hope that the bill referred to
Will DO speedily and fayorabiy acted upon,
and the work pushed forward without I'm.
necessary delay.
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VI EoaaE ~. rAFAG Oh aAHl At THI'
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see what he did or d5,i net do on the
corresponding day IN all the previous
yeaLs OF ms nIe ~ now seyenty-three
years. his coz, tempt for all men net
soiuiers or DO Jles he finds itso difficult
70 eeneeaa lat he did not deign to.
pesyoW ne slightest attention last
" on the Humboldt celebration ;
anAS III the efforts of Count Bismarck
as ye been needed to make him treat
Americans at Berlin witheVen ashoW
of courtesy, since a plebeian German,
Mr.. Kreissman, whom President Lin
coin sent out as Consul to Berlin, in
sisted, with success, on getting adj
mitted to his court, from which on
suls had always been, and indeed still
are, excluded as absolutely as mer-
chants, bankers, lawyers and trades
people of all sorts. With this froward
and fanatica1 old prince NJ. Benedict
was left to debate the peace of Europe.
M. Benedetti, the Corsican son of a
Greek father, was trained in early life
at Cairo and Constantinople to
manage the susceptibilities of.
Turkish PashaS not a whit more
obstinate and opinionated than King
William. He had acquired a great
experience of European affairs as Di-
rector-General of the Foreign Office
in Paris, and Secretary-GeneTa of the
Congress of Paris, as well as in the
post (Which he filed for three years)
of French Envoy at Turin, when he
was sent as French Ambassador to
Berlin n1S64. With Count Bismarck
NJ. Benedict had gradually obtained
prnnh DIAL nf inAnAn .nn1 ka1 NIn
PrusSian Chancellor been with him at
Ems matters might perehance have
been smOothed over again at this time
between the two States, as they were
three years ago at the threatening
crisis of the Luxembourg question.
But King William could himself settle
an affair which concerned his own
princely house. He allowed NJ. Bene-
detti to gain a first step by securing
the retreat OF Prince Leopold from the
candidacy, and, this having been
done, he insisted that Prussia had
no more to do. In vain did NJ. Bene-
detti point out to him that the only
reason why Prince LeoDold's candi-
daey was obnoxious to France con-
sisted in the fact that as a Prussian
prince he was held by the French pep
pie to symbolic a hostile intent on
the part of the Prussian government;
and that it was therefore incumbent
upon his Majesty to take an official
part in withdrawing him. The King
hatly repealed the suggestion at first,
and when it was pressed upon him
again ne fatty repealed the Ambassa-
dor. The act, of course, the precise
details of which are VET IN reach ma
closed the discussion, and the closing
OF the discussion equally, of course,
opened the dreadful viols of war.
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PRATT'5
SOuthern-Made Cotton Gin.

THIS Gin runs light on the team iak1 ,
4 good sample, and VIII pick Fore Ifrt
rom the same amount o seed cotton sD1 Il.
less time, than any other Gin Tt-does 49,
break the roll nor choke; is simple in IN con-
structiOn, and not liable 10 get cur OF Or4e-
The attention Of planters is calIe5 - ia
a Peeier Gin, made by 8r. Pratt expressI~
long staple cotton.
Mr. Pratt has made upward Of I7.OO0 Gins
Tor India Egypt, Mexico, Brazil and the
southern States, which have given gerareF
satisfaction. HIS Iii took the $50 premfanz
ard diploma a. the Shelby County Fair As
BBate Fair, ct Macon.
" Is Q good rule to try all things. and hold
fsst 70 WHIST has been apprOved and answers
TIE purpose for which II is made. TEfs IS
claimed for Pratt's Gin, and admitted by
practical planters who have used it,
Orders for Gins, from 20 to 50 saws, and Gum
Bands, at New York factory prices, promptly
hued. GinsTepafred by q skilful Ginwright.
Address, Memphis, Tenn, care OF Earring
on 4 Howell. S66 Front street,
G. w. TRUEHEARE Agent for
tyld&W u Daniel Prat& OF Alabama.
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GROWING crops, If news now COM
ing IN nom portions of the South be
trustworthy, will prove the least
valuable garnered since the war. We
happen to know, from personal obser-
vanon, that from Memphis to Iuka
Springs, l25 miles east of this city, the
smallest cotton and corn crop made
since 1865, viii be produced. Cotton
nelds, in some instances, have been
wholly abandoned, and there is not
an acre, we believe, along the whole1
distance that will make 500 pounds of
cotton, and half that quantity win not
be gathered from half the fields. This
Is an UNREASONABLE fact attested by
every traveller on the Memphis and ,
Charleston road. In the vicinit
Water Valley, as in the ric' ~
ne districts of Eastern nrai.
heavy rain storms the .6ssissinnj.
country have been > dalnged The
most destructive ,,ocoa5od bv tbe
us Io'' Irought ever known,
' an" IN fields have become
~ the CORE is dying. In
.ry around Como and Panols
rop is in no better condition.
D. if favorable seasons do not su
rvene the crop of 1901 viii be the
smallest made in Mississippi since
1860. If European complication,
lessen the value of the grow
ing cotton crop and the South
despite protestations OF the APPEAL
failed to plant grain enough for it:
own consumption, the country vii
surely be in a most unfortunate con
dition. Corn even now Commands
in many portions of Mississippi, 81 81
per busheI. Within six months after
demoniac war has shaken the strong
est monuments that craftsmanship
has reared in the old world, the value
of cotton viii be as great as at any
recent period. Peasants, when con-
verted into soldiers, become eminent
ly destructive of tents, trowsers ano
blouses. The South must supply the
material for clothing and Europe
food for powder. We gain
money, and Europeans fame.
The South, by this terrible
war, if no calamity such as we have
witnessed in broad districts O
5 Mississippi befal these States, will be-
come the richest country on the globe,
Europe grew strong when we were
weak and rich, as we were impover.
ished, and If Providence do not fail Us
good and evil at last will be evenly
distributed among the nations.
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and purity, the distinguishing traits,
ia offices Of so much importance?
Only two weeks i~ntervenes before the
election. The time is short and If we
would succeed, every man must go to.
work The Radicals are already or
ganized and are caucussing for a tick
et One win be presented a few days
before the election. Let US be ready
for &c. - oUllT
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sun YER RETREAT.

TsrAND AKE ERIE, OHIO sixteen miles
rom Sandusk y,ds the coolest resort In Amer,
iea- and will eight huhd1eo
Tasre are twt nty-tEo islands In b egroupe'
covered with ' ineyGrds and hower gardens;
The lake is ia o. all kinds OF nsl' teiis
Yachting, boat ng, bathin 2. billiards, Do~l-
ing. native groves, ice-cl'eam ana Hlne
rooms. moonlight excursiOits on bnsDay are
truly romantic
II was here thst COMMODORE Perry met
the enemy and Lhey a re Oufs, anu m@ny
relics OF the batUe rem ain.
Terms much less this n Eastern NateIlas
places. Address the propI1etors Iof Z
pamphlet. Price 81 sop erdayi children ms
se Tym nan WEST 4 swENY.
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HERNAND0 MALE SEMINARY.

THE next session of this school win begin
on lkSP MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Inc classes Will be four. viz: A Primary, an
intermediate, a and High Class.
Terms as follows. for five months session.
payaD4e IN advances every half session: Pri-
mary s2 90; Intermediate, SIS; Grammar,
80 High, S54-with % cents a month ad-
dltiona for incidental expenses. Assistant
Isseher, especially OF Classic Languages, Nj.
W. H. Refers to Ccl. j. I. Leath al a
Hon. o johnson, Memphis.
70. o. RENNER. Principal,
1yl6 p. o. BOZ No. Sc, fernando, Mi a
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NOTICE
Notice to Contraetnrs

&EALED proposals viii be recssxed at ths
- engineers ohice, Memphis, tennessee.
graduation, masonry and superstruetura ~
pr1aseS on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER R~ArLRoAD-
beLweenC ~ovington and Ripley, about nfteen
worthy the attention of ccntractors' Pro
mes ana specifications can be seen at the En-
glneers ONCE, 80 Nam street, Memphis- on
mt after Tune q, 1877.
TH0A II. WILMINGTON.
JED Chief Eng. Miss. River X, r
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

A Tmy Sehool-room, on Adams street. July
nth, 1 viii commence a session rf six
weeks, terminating Angurt 10Th. Boys pre-
pairing for any class il college viii be re-
l particularly desire boys VINO in
10 attend my school the next session.
Parents can select any study they may desire.
Reference may be made to J1dse Thomas r
J.T. Leath, and other members of the
Board OF Education Memphis City schools.
Terms, $40 for the term.
T.. Q, ANDERSON,
the University of Virginia, Teacher of
MemphIs city Efgh School. ivR
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DISS0LUTT0N

eepsrnership heretofore existing
name z style of f. q. Webbsr q P
- eris - elssolved on account 8 2 the De
~ u. W Ne0ber. TIE busineEs - ssfS
Ill oe settled By f. B. Weber, the survf1
gsLsners VINO WIN continue The Cotton
.orege and Commission Busfness on bfs
4eeDant e 3 old stand, No 80 Front 81
~ h4h uy6l ER WEBB
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lied Agents OF the APPEAL viii have
Iy sealed paper from a. D. WITHEK-
Business Manager. None others
4 recognized.
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leaving the city during the sum-
tbs can have the DAILY APPEAL
their address at the rate Of twenty
per week.
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1ROrELs9.suaMER RETREATS.
BAILEY's SPRINGS,
Lauderdale County, Ala.

TIRE most eficisNt waters in the world In
Il the cure OF
Dropsv, SerofaIa, Dyspepsia, Diseases
peculiar to Females. General Debil-
ity, and all Diseases OF the
Skin and Kidneys,
-.rRhdy for the reception of visitors. In
zsOH vsanfs - families for the season h
-. for a0ard: SIS per week; $50 per month
80. Il. Farmers coach line Will connect
- r. -eues with every train on the memphis
81 ~ Rriessau Raiirozd, and convey all pas
senySrs % the Earrings
E6T r, uAer ! sRsDation or circulars, adj
a. NJ EEEhS co, REoprietOrS
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OORREsPONDFNUF

Consisting important NKWs, solicited from
shy part o. the Globe Writer'S name and
address required on every communication as
Private guarantees Of good faith. All COM
munications recommending candidates for
once viii be charged for.
Al letters on business should be addressed
TO A. D.. WTrRERsPOoS, Business Manager;
and communications and letters for pubifea-
ton, EDITORS APPEAL
W. r. HUNT, PRESIDENT.
+ A TYTwR Cr~pr-.p
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SiMMoNS

mistaken for h ,'AAnat'
affected with loss OF q
IN general COS
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Xxx EGdLEN q LthAE HI All -
r. Burnett.
TESTIMONIALS:
MADISON, Ala, May 8, 1870.
DEAR SIR: Permit me 70 eulogtse YOU
wells Of water, for with honest motives l do
so. I have recently been convinced OF Its
forded Mr.. Jared DoOllttle, who was a case OF
mine In conjunction with Dr.. Dement,, Of
Huntsville. for twelve months before going
to your Wells, suffering with Brights old
Disease OF the Kidneys, q disease that Is
scarcely, if ever relieved by the aid OF med
ical treatment thereby producing general
Dropsy OF the most formidable character.
I had desponded of his ever icing relieved.
when, TO my astOnishment, in a very short
time, by the use OF the water Of your wells,
he has been placed again on his feet, and is
now able, to some extent, to prosecute his
daily avOeation. 1 feel no h~esitaney, but
would urge upon patients suffering SINH
larry, TO visit az once your Wells, as being
the surest means OF regaining their health
and vigor. GEORGE r. SULLIVAN, Nd.
Read what the Hon. c. G. Clay, IT., says in
regard to the curative properties OF the
"A H~USrsvrLLE. Ala, September S, 1896.
DEAR SIR 1 had not known the luxury OF
a good appetite for more than twelve
months when l reached the Wells. 1 sur
fered much from that common, but terrible
disease, Dyspepsia Before a week elapsed
NV appetite was voFaclODs, and my dtges-
tion equal 20 my appetite. ny Istner was
rhaa. IN three weeks he was entirely re-
Iieved from the latter, and almost nom the
former. I am satisfied by experience and
observation that the water has exIraordtn-
ary curative properties in DYSPEPSIA, Dropsy
snd diseases of the bowels. 1t is also more
palitabIe, and much colder than most min
erSI waters. I believe 1t possesses as much
virtue as any mineral water In this country,
and time Wi prove IL. &C CLAY, in
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.,J July 10. 1865.
STz: / feel pleasure In giving q certificate
to the eject that your watering place has
been of great bene1t to myself the short
time 4 STAYED there. Ny complaint was
Chronic Jarndice, which was fast resolving
itself into DrOpEy. When I came 70 your
Wells my condition wa truly SD, and my
hone of so early an ERADICATION OF so long
seated a distamher was toriGr9. your waters
save Certainly wonderful curative powers
70 all who nave propsy, Chronic Diarrhsa,
TsyzpeDsfa or kidney eOmpla1nts,I cheerfully
seommend your Wells, believing. al the
|. 80 time in their efficacy In other Diseases.
SAM'L L. ROBERTSON.
MFKFpIANvILLE. Ala, ABgust 4, 1859.
SrR: IN IgSI was afflicted with Serofula- l
,+ts uded your Wells and was relieved. 1
~ John q. FISK
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something which ought to rave been done.
Often complaining OF weakness, debility and
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attend the disease. and at other times very
few OF them hut the liver Is generally The
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