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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

OF. LOUIS GOLD AND SILVER
y Mining Company Location OF works, Gold
nm, Storey County, State OF fSevada;-Notice Is
hereby given, that At meeting OF the boaru 0i
Trustees of said Company, held on the oth
day OF September, 1871, an assessment OF Three
Dollars per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said Company, payable Immediately, In
once of the Company, Room No. 10 Haywards
Building, No. ll9 California street, San Fran:
cisco, California. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the Nin;h
day OF October, A. D. isIl, snaH DC
tised for ssle at public auction, and unless pay
ment shall DO made before, will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, the 25th day OF October, lSll,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together with
sost. of advertising and expenses OF sale.
Byorder Of the Board Of Trustees.
W. E. DEAN, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. ~, Hayward's Building,
No. 4l9 California street. San Francisco, Cal.
wv aa-.fd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
~ and Silver Mining Company, 4i9 California
street, San Francisco, Sept. 5, lsTl.-A dividend
Of Ten Dollars $50 per share was this day
declared upon tho capital stock OF this Com
pany, payable September 9th.
The transfer books will be closed on the ith
instant.
aAH CHAS. IL. EILIOT, SECRETARY.
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NOTICE.

H1oTICB Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, on SATUR-A~
DAY, September 2od, q y O'clock l. nGSoo
THOS. HARKIN, Town Marshal.
Gold Hill, Sept. %, ls0. sssotd
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NOTICE.

Ill PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS
A with the Paeine Mutual Life Insurance
Gompapy can nnd me at present at tho once OF
DfS. Hopkins and White. Virginia.
- = U-' ]. A. BRUMSEY, GenN Agent:
xyi-r5ni. eantsrnheY n 18Tf sen
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

DANEY GOLD AND SILVER
IL Mining Company Location OF Works,
Lyon County, State OF Ncvada.-Notiee is here.
oy given, that At meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the twenty.
frst day OF September, 1871, an assessment
OF Two Dollars ($2) per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF said company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. 10 the
Secretary, at the Office Of the Company, No. lls
California street, San Francisco, California:
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty;anh day OF
October, 1871, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made De.
fore, will be sold on MONDAY, the 18Th day OF
November, 1871, to pay the delinquent assess,
mcnt, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. Is Hayward's buildinS,
No. 4is California street, San Francisco, Caifor-
mia se23-td
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MINING NOTICES.
NOTICE OF MEETING.

SEGREGATED BELCHER MINING COM
- nsnyNIocaiion OF worka, Gold Hill Dis
trict Storey County, State Of Nevada.-The
annual meeting OF Stockholdsrs Of the segro
gated Belcher Mining Company, for the election
OF Trustees and for such other business as may
be presented. win be held at the office OF the
Comnany' Room No. IS, Merchants Exchange
Building. California street, San Francisco. Cal,
on TUESDAY, the third C3dl day OF October
1871, at the hour Of O'Clock p. n. The transfer
books will be closed from o'clock p. n. on
Friday, September 10Th, until after the annual
EDWARD +. STONE, Secretary;
Sam Francisco Sentember l3. 1871. ell-tu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-07

Do THE " new departure, - " accom-.
plished fact" men believe in taking
from the States the right Of controlling
their own domestic concerns, and all
powers not granted and reserved tC
the States and the people? We think
not. What then do they expect to
gain By protesting such a belief, but
the glory Of a lying and successful
hypocrisy Is not that platform
sound enough for honorable men to
stand ION, which proposes faithful
obedience TO all the laws of the Repub-
lie, until lawfully repealed by the
people, in whom rests the right as
s]0vereigns Of altering at viii the or
ganiC law, and all laws made in pUr-
sUsnce thereof? Have we grown so
OverWise that the time has come for
binding ourselves and succeeding gen
eratons for all time to come. so that
what is done now, and thus by right
or wrong becomes " accomplished
fact,' shall forever continue irrepeal-
able? such is the proposition Of the
" new departure"
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LESLIE AND MrCOOH POSTPONE
THEIR DEPARTURE AND PRO
LONG THEIR STAF WITH THE DE
WOCRACY.
THE problem Of mixing oil and Wa
ter, which has so long puzzled philos-
Ophers, has not yet been solved. Les
lie and McCOOk, the Democratic can
did8tes for Governors in Kentuckyand
Ohio, are reluctant to leave the Dem
Ocratic household. They have not
yet commenced shaking hands pre-
paratory to their departure" on the
long voyage in search Of loyalty and
success. They remind US of the con
demned murderer upon the gaIlows
delaying his departure" by sending
messages and tokens to distant friends.
Experience and reading has satisfied
them that one departure" makes
room for another, just as the commit
tai Of one sin leads to another; that a
party strong in faith, honesty and
strength never takes 8 departure
unless there is something rotten
in its creed, and among the advocates
and these old Democrats still refuse to
depart. Leslie Is the nominee Of the
Democracy for Goveruorin Kentucky.
he is making an able and vigorous
campaign. Instead Of accepting the
s1tuSuon" ndprattlingabOut accom-
plished facts" he repudiates the Con-
s%titutionsl Amendments ia regular
APPEAL style. In his last speech,
reported for the Louisville papers, he
said:
But now q lew remarks in regard
20 the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and
FHteehtn Amendments. lam opposed
TO these amendments out and out. III
a r not who, In Indiana, Ohio. or
elsewhere, LaYOrs them. They were
engraited upon us against our will /
ana we ntehu 10 exert every lawful /
effort Tor thelf repeal. IL the peODla
Of the United States refuse to repe9l /
them, they, OF course, will exist ~
parcels Of the constitution. We Uro-
pose no violence or revolution on
their account. The great objection r. /
the Fourteenth Amendment, is, thai
As construed by its authors, it gives
Congress the power to Obliterate State
governments; tOpass the force BID and
Ku-KluX bill; to take away from the |
people Of the States every cOnstitu-
dOnal right; to legislate for the people /
Of the State, and to centralized the whole
power Of the Government. They
claim that the Fourteenth Amend
ment gives Congress the power to pass
the Ku-KluX bill, which General Har-
Ian himself says is unO0nstitution-
If Congress possesses this power, 4
then liberty is gone, free government
is at an end, and an power Is IN the
hands Of The President. This view of
the question, In nay mind, rises far
above all considerations touching the
negro, his freedom or enfranOhise-
ment. If you grant Congress the
power which its authors claim Is con-
erred by this amendment, il viii tear
Town your State government, wipe .
lut State institutions, and teach US to
COX to Congress for such legislation
IS we need. Hence we want il re-
IN there was nothing else in
{ but the negro problem, il would be
comparatively a small affair. These
.mendments were procured by fraud. {
lhey were not legally adopted. and it 4
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MEETlHss or sTOCKHOLDERs.
Election of Directors
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Gl9GNHohGEnS mEEltNd-
gE7HE annual meeriug Of the E~COcEh0idars
Il in the Memphis and Big Greek Plank
Road Company VII be held In tbs OB1cs OF
the Union Foundry, Adams street on NON
DAY, lane tl, at O o'clock ms f0rtle pur-
pose Of eleUllug Directors to serve for the
an.rLur Eear. L.L. .L-EEL.N- Era.r.
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THE prOpositiOHabou to be brought
before our city fathers, in behalf Of the
Mississippi River Railroad Company.
is the fairest one that has ever been
presented BY a corporation proposing
a great public improvement. 1t is
simply this: Let the city Of memphis
subscribe 100000 to said road, paya.
bic in ten year 50nds; one-han of said
bonds to be delivered 10 the company
Whsn the railroad is built and in one.
ration to COvington, 36l miles; the
other half when it is finished through
to Troy station, 1O2 miles, which viii
unite Memphis with the Ohio river at
Padacah, by its connection there with
the Paducah road.
1t will be seen that there is abso-
Iutely no room for loss OK disappoint-
ment in this proposition. If no rail-
road is built, no bonds viii be
issued. and not one dollar Of
debt will be incurred. The
company and its allies must first give
Memphis anew railroad before getting
a single bond. Who AN object to
this? All the chances are in favor Of
the city-none against it. II is a pity
that all our subscriptions to public
works had not been made on the same
plan. No other sort should be made
in future. Our people are always
willing to help railroads when they
believe their subscriptions viii be
honestly applied and secure the COM
pletlon oinew roads. Here is a promo
that makes success certain. or
costs no money if the effort fails. II
viii be a singular specimen of an
economist who win not indorse this
mode Of securing railroads. The
worlds, "Fetch 'em along. ard
we win pay our part when
we see 'em and can ride on 'em, and
not before" Some have expressed
whether our city fathers would
submit such a proposition to their con-
.,tituents! Why not? Because the
scheme is so fair that no one can lose
lnything by it? Perhaps their con-
.tituents would like to be heard on the
lew plan Of supporting railroads. 1t
would not be prudent or respectful to
Ieny them their original rights to be
.eard on this or any other subject
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attachment N0fles

No. i A. DIN the First CLrcuLG Court 1.
shelby county Isnuesses b L Garden
hire, ECmiulsGraIOrC &C. D0wsu VS.. T.I
Carr.
RI this CEuss CIR attachment having been
il sued cut uu-er section 1855 Of the code
and returned into Court, levied upon the
personal property OF defendant, sud aLcE-
Wit having been made that the DESCENDANT Ls
Indebted 60 p-a-uriu In the sum OF Ee9 b.
note, and thai the defendant Isl a u0n-resl-
dent OF The state OF tennessee
10 is therefore ordered that he mHks his
persOnal appearance herein. before the
Judge Of the First Circuit Court OF SHELBY
county, st the CoUrt-hOuse in the clJy OF
Memphis, on the third Monday In seprem-
Der next. and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law or the
same VIII be proceeded with eEparta. and
that a o Of This order be published once "a
week, Tor four consecutive weeks, LU the
Memphis Appeal.
Done at ONCE, this sd DAY OF Nay, l7I.
mz4.Wa FEANA TAFT. Clerk
BTB. f.. COLE1IAN, Deputy CLERK
Humes & RCgrlu- ATTORNEYS for ELaLurLu.
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that concerns SO deeply their welfare.
We understand that the NortOns and
Paducah road owners promise Is the
Mississippi River railroad completed
through in one year if Memphis sub
scribes $780, 600 on the terms proposed.
Why not try It? We shall never be
called on for q dollar if we don't get
the road
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-07

TIE misconception by which Mr.
Davis is made to yield to nothing
because he has said that he accept:
nothing is remarkable enough for it.
stupidity. He was speaking Of prin.
cipIes, and not Of physical or moral
results belonging to the irremediable
past. What sensible man accepts as
iuiali5le truth, not to be reformed OF
corrected, anything except the reve-
latiOns from a divine source? There
is q malignity in this misrepresenta-
ton OF Mr.. Davis -Utterances which is
characteristic Of the Radical party,
and quite in keeping with the accom-
plishment Of its purposes. But some
how it strikes US as rather awkward
and unbecoming in the mouth Of a
Democrat.
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NoH-Rssldsuf Estlc8

No z5-In the second ChaucerT CONT OF
Shelby county. Tsun.-aso 3 dol1dav.
md wife. Virginia q. GoAodays Vs. John
II. Carr, @. 3. HENDERSON e1 all
TT appearing rom BIN daily sworn TO In
fhf9 seuse- that the d~eleEdants. ION n
Garr- a. 81. Heudricksou, Rose Hendricksou-
ET1g HendrfeEson A. y. Sheldon areuou-
-.gfzenfs of the state OF Tannesssa-
n IL therefore ordered, That rhev make
fhefr appearance herein, a. the c0uff-housa
81 ne second llancerT COurt or Hhe16v
county, In the city OF Memphis Eauua75a
on or before the hEst Monday In Inlv. IsT-
and plead, answer or damur 20 eunnnrafD-
ants bin, or the same viii be taken ~ con-.
fessed as TO them and SET for hearing eTuqrte
and hat 8 copy o. this order be publshsT
once q week for a1gf successive weeks a.
Memphis AFPEa1. This Mav 81 ISL
a ~cOpy-attests
MI. II. STEW AIT, Clerk nra=tsr
Thos. TurIeT, sol Er c0mniatuauE mTT-w
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attachment aotios

No. 7B A. DIN the First Ofrsnit Cart o.
shelby County Tennesses.-S. nj. Webb 9
Co, Va r. III. Collins.
y tnls cause an attachment having been
a sued out under section 3455 OF the code
and returned into Court, levied upon the
personal property Of defendant, and andaFll
having been made that the n
debteG TO plaintiff fm the sum OF stQOU y -
count and that the defendant is 8 non-fe
dent ofth8 State Of Tennessee.
u-arsonaI anneerauce hareiu, be-QEe the
Judge OF the FIRST Ulr21lf IeuEt ~ 2La-5g
county. 81 the C0urthou8 20 u
MamnhiH. on the third AeAL
her mol and defend said aL-acl4ent SUBJ
~itEfr re Flfrs prescribed By law or the
sg--a VII be proceeded Win eEparte, and
800 Z COW al thi8 order be published once
week FOR tour consecutive Weekailnthe Menu
ibis Appeal
mg-ws FRANK EAfT. Clerk
BY BAREEV II. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Clspp q MeuL, Attorneys for PlainttH
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aEDICAL D~lsPEHsARY.

Is now permanently established for the treat.
ment Of patients, both male and female,
who are afflicted with any form Of
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EMPEIS APPEAL
OFFICIAL I0URHAL Of TIRE CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 7, 1877

WAsnot that a better day when the
watchWOrd Of party was, retrench-
ment and REFORM" than this, when
respectable numbers Of men are pro-
posing opposition TO all progress, and
accepting, as not to be overthrowD,
the most outrageous iniquities? This
Is L" B~Ourb0nism " with a vengeance,
when the advocates of reform ground
their arms aud consent to the immacu-
late perfection OF all the work Of the
spoilers and enemies Of constitutional
liberty. The " new departure " is de-
cidedly backward.
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C"0PABTaE8sHlP NOTICE.

THIS agreement Of C-opartnership. made
4 and entered int this the 9Th dav OF
April, ISL BY and between joseph s. smith
of the city OF Railway, New Jersey, James
W. Snesd u James 3. Beasley, Ofths city OF
Memphis, Wttnesseth, the said parties
have formed a c0-partnership under the
ueme and style Of Gu5ed q BeasIsy for the
purpose Of manufacturing and selling cloth
ing, and the sale Of such other artlc-a
as IS connected with the business OF q ready
made clothing and furnishing store. me
general partners in the drm are james W.
Sneed and James -. Beasleyr Ot Memphis
Tennessee. The special partner s Joaapn p
Smith, OF Railway, NJ. The special part
ner, Joseph s. smith, invests as capital stock
in said nrm the sum Of dftegu thousand Qol-
lars. The general tn invest aa capital
dollars each. The partnership -s TO continue
for three years and ends on the AN DAY OF
April, 1874.
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NV. sNEED
JAMES f.
JOS g sMITH.

JOHN BROWN, Register for shelby
L. county, Tennessee do hereby earfffl
that the foregoing are the terms 81 Darf-
ship, fled IN my once for registration, duly
acknowledged by the parties Thereto. to-
getuer with the amrCVLt OF the general
she publication OF the same in the Memphis
Appeal, during the period Of SIX weeks as
signed By law.
ray hand n seal this the sd day
or ISL JOHN RROWW. Register.
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ROIIeE TO C%ONTRAeTORs.


1LAAAr ~ AELlL O. HLnMNl.r 10 Ea 90.
OFFICE LHLEF E-EarVEEz
MARION, ALa. May is. ISL
DROPOSALs for the building Of eighty
A miles Of the above road Val be received
M toLhs I5Eh o. June, ISL, siEty-eIElr miles
In state OF Alabama one luUdrad ana
ntty miles in the state Of Mississippi anu
ultsen In . state OF Tauuesses. Pro
posal5 % include graduation masonry.
bEcg1uEr cross tries and t~racz-iaylug. Also.
rails anc ~1asien1ugs, 20 be furnished at The
or Uy the company
Proposals for sections OF twenty miles.
more or less, VIII be considered as well as
for the whole distance. MaDs and p-odIas
can be seen az the Office OF Mess-s. ". Il. ste
veGsOu & son ID PLuesrrast,N New YORK. az the
ONCE Of the HO1-8Ec0D Thompson Memphis.
Tennessee, and az tlLs once Marion, Ala.
IEe Company reserve the rLgh1 TO Eccepr
such bids IS z the opinion OF the Preslde1r
and IA the chef EugLuaHr- VIII Ferrra rr4
earliest completion OF the Work.
By or Pr Of the President.
J.E.E
#.r.rr HwrHmHar ami |Mam" aw mn
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FOR THE CURE or ALL
KINDS OF RHEUmATlSR,
IT has NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.
DR. ]. J.. LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: ] take
pleasure in recommending your Rosa
DALIs as a very powerful Alternative. I
have used IL in two cases with Happy
results-Oue in a Csse Of secondary
syphilis, In which the patient pro-
nOunced himself cured after having
taken i've bottles Of your medicine.
The other is a case Of scrofula OF long
standing, which Is rapidly improving
under its use, ana the indications are
that the patient viii Don reCOv ar. /
have carefully examined the for nuls
find it an excellent compound Of al
teratIve Ingredients. Yours, truly,
r. W CARR, Nd
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LIvERDIsEAsE

LIVER DISEASE
prevail to a greater
bly, any other NAL
always anLiOusly
Liver Is regulated
is almost fnVaria
OF action in the
ache, COnstipat
the Shoulders. COu
Stomach, Bad Taste
iOus attacks, Palpi
Depression of the
and q hundred othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. It acts
and, being Rslmple
pound. can do no
less In every a
40 years, and hun
and great rom all
try viii VoUch for
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~FormsnIziBa Process
PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.

No. 3lA-I1 the First Chsncery Court o.
shelby county, Tennessee.
WHEREAS. d. ,. Weeks, ". T. Avery, A.
w W. Peters, ID. C0ckrlu, II. ". Register,
j. J. Steele, III. q. PsaTce, W. H. Lake., IA,
Montgomery, &. Jones, y. ~ Johnson, H h
Barnes, Crank TAFT. L.G-Garrett, W.J.MhOou,
h. O. Brinkley, E. O. McComb, O.. r. Vance
LyIes L. Helmau. W. III. CheIEV. H. HenIy,
Thomas Boyle. - Martin. Mrs. KeuElsr,
Mrs. COTrelI. August Ber1on, ". Dean, +. H.
Donnelly, A. M0ntsvedi, e Tighe, N. WIN
WIllenburg, Mrs. &C. atkinson, MIS-. -
Douglass A. r. Curry speed j s5oieen,
G.. J. Hargau. ali resident of Shelby county,
Tennessee, and the present eOrporatOrs Of
"THE HELBY COUNT TURNPIKE C0MPAET,
have filed an application In the First Chan
meut 20 the charter Of said Turnpike Con-
pany, granted it by an act OF the General As
semblV Of the State Of Tennessee, passed dur
ing q session OF the Legislature held IN Hed
and 1853. The desired amendment being tla5
additional powers be granted said corpora
ton as to the rules governing suuscr12ets5
thai the powers OF the President ana Qirsl
tors be enlarged concerning the purchase anu
disposal OF real estate, the negOLt4oA u
loans, etc. etc. For further 1u11rulaLl1A re-
ference Is had TO said pstiton herein.
Lt is therefore ordered, thar MpeEeglt 1e
sizing 50 TO dO make their appeaEance u14e-A
az the Court-hOuEo Of SAID Cquri IN tns ety
OF Memphis. snu on or before me nEAt
they have why the sale aAsl4ne4l mould
NOT he granted according 10 the prayer OF
gqfd pefition. or the same VIII pc heard and
DToeeeded with exparte, ana thai a copy OF
luis order be published for thirty days IA the
EDMU6D "A. COLE, Clerk and Mastsr.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy CLERK aud Master.
IS. 3. Barnes and Van n Anderson. Attlvs.
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We are told there is no use 20 fight
political battles against facts accom-
plished by the party in power. Very
well: why not fold your arms, then:
VIII any sane man furnish a reason
why we should fight tor Republican
principles on the Republican side:
Or viii any tell how much Of Demo.
crazy or Whiggery or real patriotism
either, will remain in the land when
all takes the train OF Nallandigham
and crawl like ]hypOcritical reptiles to
the feet OF Butler? If the murder OF
the Constitution is accomplished be
yond recall, shall we gotOl lying about
it, for expediency's sake, and call it,
not even a irreparable injury, but
the chief goOd' These men are either
mad, or they have gone to writing
poetry. U5i HJertas, i5i patria.
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TIE difference between US and the
unew departure men is this: We
propose still to think and speak our
honest convictions; they to worship
and eul0giSe what they know is as
black as the infamous source from
whence it sprung. Both propose to
obey the law. Both yield to force
and what has been done, whether
right or wrong. AS to this, there is
no difference. But there is a vast
difference between obeying q gov
eminent, and believing in the wisdom
of its administration. To us it would
not be difficult to submit to q rob.
berry when we were pOwerless.
But it VIII always gOagainst the grain
20 set up a platform Of eulOgy for the
.r0bber faction, and 90 to eating dirt.
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CURES RHEUMATISM.

MURFREEsBORC, TENN, July G.
I DE. j LAWRENCE, Baltimore, Md
4 Sir: You will please send me four IN
more bottles Of your most excellent
medicine.
As You viii remember, one month or
l six weeks ago, L received three bottles
/ Of IL. When 1 commenced taking t /
l could scarcely walk at all when night
i came. but now 1 suEer no more from
rheumatism. 1 have n little brother
/ that is about to lose his sight, and [
/ wish to try ft for him. YOu VIII please
1 ind enclosed IS, for which you win
4 please forward me the medicine inn
4 mediately. Very respectfully. / re-
/ main. SAM5L @. HCFADDEN,
P.O. Box 1879, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where. At
wholesale by
c. @. WARD & BRO.
q ". JONES & co.
W. n. WIIKERSON & 20.