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New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

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BUr4ERh snsr grades ne In good demand but buyers Vey
particular their Medium kinds neglected End the sOck
state daries fne rs 2s sta,e nearby pals GooA
de fair good Is 2I State pals finest selections % go
SSse d. Common 70 PsSO as 0Ho CeSa and soab.rn III
erkn Pine YeioE2e 6o Western Choice IeoE..2 4
state Welsh Good Dnes25 an Western packed I'll G+
State dO Common Fair 20 M Rolls good West ...O al
dO fresh make 30 an Rolls 10 fGir...5 do
STATE Fancy selec tubs. "a 3l Grease Batter Glo
quiet and trade dull Fancy fso cheese has been ooed
al l4ke. We quotes .
srste Factory a qlt Vermont Factory good
State Factory fair OgoOd Gl3 Ohio Paetor1 70 1ns a
State PHct6rT oniihh 9dl0l Oho factorf CON- " a G
Factory sEimned. dll English Dairy good l diJ
state Farm Dairy good 2 SI5 Pins'Appe STATE S g
bulk is quiet but s.dy ss Of 500 bb.
tho mset dull and lowers the quota
T%ss RsD % rss s 5u S e tendency % sorDT though 10 NJ.
6bt November at ale and 800 bbI do stES
Zi bhs, December at 22. and 800 DO, at 2 and 800
bhs. January. At ne closing al the lower prices.
PEAS-CAnada que sales OF 76O buih at e 70 oh Tree
track 49, . .,.o,
l5o htgs Rangoon At 701tc aud Is bags PstnA at lie
BKNBGOst limited demand light 4Oc but the beaver De-
per Gen MadS sI-4p bales Psy 300 bales
bales Sandwich Islands Deer demand
prices firm recps2 bales MeIicD Gen Mead lea
loc Lguara 60O Honduras and 1000 hsTcan aud Iei"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

SUGAR-Raw sugars firmly held at dStc for fair good
Refining Of 600 hhds mostly Cuba a 9 DemeraE
private terns 100 boxes private 400 boI,s Centrifugal at
iO Refined steady 2t6l2c for HIdI and l6l2e for Stt
white. intending BItr Cs BIs and AL --.-
RBBDS-CoVr du a go bags al lie Timothy steady 81 ~
So 25.
sTEARIS steady e 80 @ Western lO, Ind 100 tea Prime
a lOc. To arrive
TALIOW is 6rn; sales 100 900 n At 9ie.
WHISKY Les, active sales 800 bblE at 9lc
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
THE STATE OF TRADE. R


beep Teduced per and cent generaT hoasht
~ weekly turns Of tho BaAf o. kHna V '0o" 1o Increase
IoSeoS Nov i6-l;3o n-ConSOlI opened At so for money
- To-, tie seceust ned Ses RVeTWenty boAds 1853
slI, 1858 od "a; lss7I ~ TseFories got NJ. ,,- M,
hlNxIoRT Nov. 16-L n-UAited states nVe-TWenV bonos
opened At g7 for the iasne ct l@z ,,,,r,-- ~,
IoaDoE Nov sCOusos for money O Cor The account
e9t . - "a.
IoNboS Nov 1875 m-COneos closed At 9 for money ano
imsrean peseS closed Five Twenty boDds
iSSSS SIi IsSSs a. lss7s 81; Tea POriss. A
Pans Nov. Tsp. n-PreRch Reates St zoe. ,,,,y.- w.,
iTVERPooL Nov l6-S p CetesH eesed tnn; hdaanG UR
laHds 0dI AdaAsg Orleans HaSd; sales isVOO oae wv" W
export GRd speoaiation -, ,o,anr, C,.-., IA
: EoESoH SoT l6S nTIoE closed, taofsl9 Glover beso
closed active and higher at 60j for American Red !,
LONDON Nov hs spt IN De Tsni Of the Bank Of RnEsnd
has Increased S9l7.0oo Sbos the last report
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr HorA Algtr Te'etN aad RaToaat;
Nov 2 fFH Ashes lS bales Broom Corn 92s8 bales Cotton,
is b6t ea o - Sbs COpp PKG DRIED PI q? y S9 1d
hS OIS s 600 baSa Rye boo bash Malt s6 buSh Barley
a1 Suh SEED ia bags Beans 6O bb Meal lso bag Meal 80
~ 6ssi i6 bs fiemp bGls HVps l,U1 HtA bales Hides
Ii IS des Leather sl sscEi Mustard Seed 6b sPnti Tuee
49, "a mi, TsS Ss bbG Rohn pkgL Olcske Ais PkgL Beef
o4s Nm Cut Msats pkEL Lard pigs steain a2lS pkg
Butter sG2 pigA chee.s @ Rhsa Tsou. hSn ard 0 lSig
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
poMRsTiC MARKETS.

PHYApELPaA Nov i6-CoFes du Caba Pair Good Refining
sssI sSsc Mosss very 1k Iroa aus and hgh0 for Pigs
No Anirss Ss eoe o. sssDs:. & Ics
Ss a "a sss EssS:s a ls -, FSIt Ie e. s. H1shs Wa
Pebniysasa sRl Wsseu Rea, 81 Ssael g. Rle GsSie So1 @
gest ess @, st%sG ny ss - - SO bs q Sief
SSl nI Wsa Ss. . 900 6esA llSs0e Bir', Malt 81 no
:. . ,.a ;..,sZ ss dsS ssnnS 81 %s:i ls
aset sSd I'm Feppiyaha el s9el e. Cs quiet bat sr Osss
3nsI 0Sst PESIsCss TeeasgS ssss Psf eH @ 5asoO IS
SiSIe iC Batter gDAssFA wh. sTS.r :. Stsss
orsI RErI White Ahpn ~ 50 81 Amber Aehglh
Al IS; No Red g. CSrn asl and snehlEs4 Hsh hIe e
:. sis Ne at 5 frtigh dsi Wheat Aussio beh q e
SuSS Cora bu,h 0.iA sApaen-AoO0 baA Wh'ai O0
ooso EOS n khda LuEs o. So0esi
~ ~ MsSium iesi SSS0en BaEEbg unchanged Asd qge
81 S oa I0 Other Grains unthang's Proy1ena sIn Pett
~ sie Cesr Rb 6e CsAs s4sG 7e RAskst SssAhaSa AA.s
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
New-York, Philadelphia. and Washington.

EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co., in
dOrsed by Alabama, $4,000 a mile on a completed
road. Particulars on application. For sale at 95
and accrued interest by SoUTTER Co.,
SO William-st
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17


doubId the amount carried during NE T, eo$
and during the year endnG Nay 81 Soi iunt
I,,,.,.. .............. 5Ts "a tanI
n. buslpess average dnns hs%
Ave Tesr1 M third the previous I've yeara
additions fot doing hn geAU aug
eptsd bape hAEe pace Win be growth Of The business "
Droitabs snd economical nsacos sxsded and sail In
aduR trAe have besp oonpen 70 PEI
sSs sems T the and motye pSvef TO bald
etson and also to lay l1 smoen, OF eL sn9
rolling already been made but VsJ much a snssas
TSs vss AMOUNT Of buDsss over that portion Of the so e
tween Detroit JAsoD-a distance Of seVenx
orer diligently became absonts neoesea that or
entire saOud be Eabututed for The iron eIpe
ence having s aoeoan o. hef ach
greater durability athough The original cost 10 Ooo
far the requisite a1oup Of ee
laid :.
ept Of s4dous AAAF made and Seh 70 b
made and Tor carrying o. With pr0al and eeonouI We es snd 90
Iany growing Of the road The Director. have deemed
vab of avanaee Of be khoer TO nsas "a aahoa ot
iSeutJ housa @% @% shlr to the CAPITAL ssoek and 70 onr
sm for sale par 70 he okhosn Of record e close Of eI
pe "a he h day November inst The Fso Of one eev share o
every r shares held by each ocboder hst nn paoh
pSsber IS IsT January Is and Fssraay Is s respectively win
Interest M Deeeeer 81 e rate se'ss E ceet p%
Payments madea full the lSt Deember win eoTate aey
Interest the otk viii paftopaN he eAb ~ 'Ve'
on apd amer that date.
glT dRhs will Be entitled 10 oue neE Esare
SOek6oen requested % notify the Treasurer 90 o. before e
.SsrS Z which her are respectively eaat and a. shares not sub
.eSed or by Iha dai Ii Be- dso ofthe DrsetorA
Notice. received 1m forea Shareholders By Ae 10Th Decnhef VIII
endie them their quOsA oIthe new stesk
The ssOci Vi net Be saisa 70 he nsr, d'i6s1d ~
HNaaC ~ r..
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
GOrporatlOu ldoilrss.
CrrY or NEv.YszE, DnpAnrnnnr o. YIxAnon,
BuRAAu % fan RacsfTna % Taxa

BvRAIu fau RacsfTns TAKRA
CouRr.heUee RARK = onARBpasex., Neg. l. hIL)
ITO TAX-PAYERS.--Notfc is hereby given
thai ore per win bs haasd zas uapad De-
x unpaid Jan ns. a Tho tsis q Y psg e,at asn99 a
books received neVeg of Taass y
le day q payment vl b s No money WI bs received ssR
eaosf }. a. oNes hours hon = y te1k
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
co,rir6N MAheTs


PAiLApEiPHA, Nov lG--Cottoa srm; Alddlugs. l8lc.
MOBILE Nov l6-Co,iou dali; hiddinC Fr ret r'rtirt'
52a bA sIPOS-eOA'tWi'e. 100 b'i s-' S'o bales ''oel
Scs1os Nov oOOu rroasl MddlIuss 1910 net receipts
GGIvEsroE Nov Good 0nA Isle net receipt,
G S'si 'IGSrSS S STs1 9Csf ssin M S.s s' bales '"'"'
Iot,IltE So1 G-cC,tou quiet bal s.Ay MddnG l7s
LS Ss. Nov GSa G.s sGn
receipts 1881 bales 03 bsssi eIpOSeOAst"Se J bales
csclSslTi icetcn .t;sd' sdIInS aTIs ~, =.
eep SIS biesj eIpors-cOlstNie o66 bSes sales $50 bales
ding i1lC net receipts ag & Osss y ss s,PS-0 Great Britain
MsSrsi: Nov iG-COtOu steady adlns' i7al7ie receipts
ITGrsTI Nov. lsCOtou ''osdyi in fair demands "ddnG'
Scy CStSH Q1, o'; S% ad.T y. ,ob,iasn saS 81
SsIsD, SsI .PIs: rs bales, tstSci s .si bGies
S n.: % g S, ,s SS'S%s Sf % ':i S ha''S m '''
Esy lSLCe!,SS ssdS g S's S.a ' os receipts
WItuTsaroS Nov 5Cotton qOs, Mddng, I7o net rrc'iu
35 bsIesi eIpOreOasWe u bales ls' III e''s ''oeh '
BAprxon, Nov lS-coon easier Mddins, latalsis net r..
ospt liz bales gross. 9lO bales eIpOseOl'"i'e ii' bales "
GSlTssTcs % Nov co.toa quiet and .,e,dy Good oT..
wise sg7 bales: sss I.lOO bales stock Il, ,OOI bales
PITTSBURGH CENTRAL LIyB STOCK hAREET-NoI 49, 10,
CArrLE-RetP for the we'll 9lo esu or 500 head as.n m
last week The market fo the voek has oren ar DO
nesy lie ssps :. week and h demand th. npp %,
nssrT ss aie1S 4o bead and a he following ps
aysrsdns aSO r. at S5 sO 600 % LOO s.sen ~ aoeSt q
ISS. aos nd s'if5; Eco iS',i ia5ias: .!snsas s
Ms = s. Ss .s S. Sn S SSS &
ss"Er-Rscsipts for the eel ans % esr-~: DAY Ia,
wsi The vs du snd 0t lover shsn IL. ".e
SSot SC > .SS sssSp !si ~ :' ..s s Ss S1
s2 Sis ssSd % 81 ,nt H. SSs. Ss s P:dsa Hog
are are ssiiRS Il q 90; YSiIers, 81 ssaS4 60
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
THE MARKETS.
rc,rnlI, rv6rtso ,Or Tar rnrBuEu.i

Icasefally rsp6nsn Tor TH1 TRIBpSHi .. ,..
- TnURsDAx. NeN 10. ltIL,
ASRS Ar. oue S83&8 50 for PO and - ia S9 20 ior Pear
COrToN-Tber has been doing Cotton nn bold
era are arm view stFOHg GdViees from Europe and ne
os Al soubsFu por bRlOs 0 Ast evening"
0S consumption, N for specaanon Ano w
for delivery thes g00o osNnsss ''
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

demand -
PLOUR AND MRATbers a oFe general demand for Konr io
more StsAdns and medium grades the dena
Wisconsin and minnesoa are eoo
demhbd and OhOee Sapano San Eeli hmU S'Ao ~
dull; Gales, 10 100 bbA ouOts: q.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
GsI4 ipatsssS. :, ~.


6orouSSy competent Soass DcaS ad sJsg s pelan
per@aSss home Apply NJ. P. Ne u CEsL, rear sfbba
B00K Pl00ER9kDk1t aeS y GptaSassa psufsL App6 y
HAkee 0QDwiHs EEIhsae eses1. :. - y. y. - :.
wANTRD--A middle-ag6d married MAN, Of
r.s....s sssf ~ Sasss pss Sz. 81 ESsa.s
WANTEp-ln q Dry Goods Conmlsaiop
w kSd q Elna D0Y ab y u tgss ~ sssts utA
melI7E a MONTH--HOne and outfit fur
RyeO nabed Aaatsss NOVELTY c.. sasO Me. % s5s
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

Pennsylvania State g. third ISSUE sold at 1o7i Pha
drlphS and Erie Railroad. 2S; Reading Railroad S0ti
and Pennsylvania Railroad OF. Cod closed Sthl'
Tho managers OF the American Merchants uniOn Tx
press Company have dcclnred dividend Of Is per SHARE
payable Jan O. 1872. To- transfer books will close Dec.
Is, and reopen Jan. ..
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
do mAcm Il nan dSnsern

q OST.-Afl ,,ersOns erc cautignee againes
81 SsSv,iatise cKafuICAt1 ~ Nen es,t yaa " ~
Bhsrs Rslding Ra.lsssd etsek b ~ a1ls 8 osy1s
has S' '''' .,S sSs6s ssSssis M g - ss...
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
finanrlai

NIRCULAR TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
'' BoSroH, Nov. Is, ls11.
,h. o.. O.. r.-. the amount Of fest the road
has more doubl carried during Ne ges, Sne
81 lS nIeg Ssso ani"; H,y II os SO Isl iun
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

iNFFICE Of the AMERICAN DRAMATIC
- ~ hs,o.issSS s hsg uSsfts dad spsSa ssss ssst
s6 . F1SsDAT - taA ss = - e. gS1sEss -
rector. jsa.1 ,te etn AN% . -, l.--.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

UGe F1Vlfe
e. lS4S4 eS 0sts ana PesS.. "a O1eS %
Cora Meal Air 6snanS and IsOuGy ASh sales $50 bbG
o1MS'i Issy .: 3: ss' 2 Cen Ms.I grr.. .! IS ssts
Co,, gssi WsstW ) 50 a Ss5i
BSeISse Mnf s sm At 81 1883 20 for State and 60 a50
a. 81 Ipr Penn6ylvHRie -
PSRiGT-lh line Of GSn engagements have TO note
,svs eat ud With smaller supply OF Offering are
OF PyonG and general the oferbE
ssa 80 reiSs unchanged; Persa aHa Grain vessels
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Monthly Report No. (series 1S71-72) of the
Bureau Of statsts s In press 1t shows the statistics
of our foreign trade the month Of July 1871 and for
the seven months ended Ju 81. 1871 rs Compared win
ths corresponding periods of 1870 Mr. Young Chez OF
tha Rnr.au furnishes the following synOpAis:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

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ysls gsll hsahg . ss Ti nss, % 10 uSs Ge-
1-hsS -, a. s,ser N fssnthtt ace tssnss
CIV aRORGk Z. SHARPE. u 3 nAf'f~I -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27
NEW ORLrANs v. nEnPHs

The course Of cotton in the New
Orleans market the past few days has
been the subject II ueh comment in
Memphis, and not q few selfish OF
incOnsidersts persons have upbraided
the city press for publishing the tele-
graphic market report Of the Crescent
City, because it told the fact that mid.
ding cOttOns were there being sold at
New York prices. Its hard to please
everybody. We remember the table
of the ass and his owner, and as we
don't intend to follow an example that
we are convinced would end disas-
trously to ourselves and the commu-
nifty we represent, we propose, Ia
the matter Of cotton as in all Others.
to be governed by our comprehension
Of what a daily newspaper should be
in all its departments-a truthful.
candid and fair reflex Of the world as
il is during every twenty-four hours
the mirror Of nature-nothing extern
uating nor sught setting down in
malice. We, therefore-and feeling
secure in our own integrity Of
purpose-do not heed anonymous
notes which intimate the posisbil-
fly of our commercial reporter
being in the pay Of New Orleans,
when he does but his simple
duty and reports the cotton market
Of Memphis as he finds it. We have
compared his figures with those fur
nisbed by the commercial reporters Of
the other city papers, and we find
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27

.-
The Jackson Wing and Tribune doe
not leave its readers in doubt as to
where it stands on the question O.
taxation. In its last issue it says truly
that ''the people Of Tennessee do not
wish Orintend to repudiste her bonded
debt. But If the creditors of the State,
who know the circumstances under
which much Of this debt was created.
shall press their bonds, now due OF
past due, and insist upon the perfect
fulhIlment as nominated in the
b0nd,' we shall not pretend to an
sweF for the conduct Of a people who
were first plunged in debt by an I'm.
sctupulOus faction, and are now sought
to be plundered Of their hard earn
ings by bond-holders who bought
their paper for a mere trifle, The
legislature, which Is to meet on the
ID proximo, going up to Nashville, as
they do, fresh from the people,
viii, no doubt, fully understand and
appreciate the situationI and viii
afford all the relief they can, to 5 long
suffering and pstieHt people" 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27
GRANT \

The question whether President
Johnsun's or Grants administration
has proven the most costly to the
country is just now a subject of un-
merited and unjust comment by the
Radical press. In Wisconsin, where
the canvass for State officers wakes
warmer every day, the subject has
been presented to the Radicals in
every imaginable distorted and I'M
fair way. The milwaukee Nea1s re-
spending on behalf of the Democracy
who are held responsible for John
sons shortcomings, thus pays a de
served tribute to the administration of
Mr.. Johnson, who stands out in bold
contrast with Grant. The NeUS says:
"The annual expenditures during
JOhnson's term were enormous, and
the Republicans claim great credit for
Grant and for their party that the ex-
peuditures now are somewhat less than
they were under Johnson; and so
Johnson is charged with extravaganza,
though he never expended a cent
but such as Congress appropriated
and directed by law to be expended.
He is reproached by the Republicans
for the ineficiency with which the
revenue was collected under his adj
ministration, when the fact is that
Congress took from him, and from the
Secretary of the Treasury, all control
over the revenue officials, and all
power to remOve the faithless and dis
honest. They the made Commissioner
supreme and irresponsible in all reve-
nue. matters, and by the tenure-ot-
Office act they made it impossible for
the President to bring an official to ac-
count. And there is 40 one to plead
this in his behalf. A far greater
amount Of the public debt was paid
under johnson than has been paid
under Grant, and he reduced the
amount OF annual interest from $780,
900, 600 to $I24, OOO, 900, but there is no.
body to boast of this in his behalf.
received no presents from those
who wanted favor and Office, and his
successors acceptance Of presents has
become a scandal and a national dis
grace, but the world is not told so.
He was undoubtedly a patriot and a
man Of pure motives, but it is not en-
tered s a claim for him upon the
kind remembrance Of his country
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27


they tally to a dot; and not only hat,
but that his comments are in line and
precept with theirs. "But, admitting
this to be So" says "Mr. Buyer, YOU
publication of the fact that there is 8
discrepancy of a cent in favor Of New
Orleans, as compared with Memphis.
will drive cotton away from our city,
To this we answer that such was not
the case before the-war. Then, New
Orleans and not New York. was tbs
principal cotton market of the
United States, and was always
ahead in price, beside that her CLASH
fcation was always higher than ours
Memphis then grew as fast,as a cotton
mart, IS she does now. But beside
this, we can say with truth, that we
knew neither peace nor rest from mer-
chants of all grades and classes until
we published the full t~elegraphic mar
ket report that costs a very largo sum,
and that makes the APPEAL a well
come visitor in all the contingencies
OF the city; and that it was particu-
Iarly enjOined upon US to publish
every day the report from New Or
leans, that being considered the mar
ket, after New York, that we were
most in sympathy with. But suppose
we obey the request of Mr.. Buyer, and
leave out the New Orleans markets,
what then? Why, Mr.. Seller comes
grumbling, and says "YOu do wrong,
a gross wrong. It is your duty to re-
portfan the markets as you find them,
and to institute such comparisons as
are fair and just. Do you suppose
that in these days of the telegraph
you can hide a fact like that Of the
price of cotton in New Orleans or
New York? No, sirs, you cannot.
Why there are many country dealers
along our lines Of railroad as well and
as thoroughly posted every day as we
are in Memphis. 1t would be a su-
preme folly to try and throw dust in
their eyes by Withholding news they
are in possession of twelve hours be
fore the publication OF the APPEAL.
It costs about one cent per pound to
ship and sell cotton in New Orleans,
and about two cents to ship and sell
in New York. If New Orleans pays
as much for cotton a New York, and
one cent on the pound can be saved,
why not ship to New Orleans, and let
that market, as before the war, govern
u market" You are right Mr.. Sell
Ter. We would not be true to our
trust, if we gave quotations on our side
and covered up those on the other.
We give facts and figures and they
must speak for themselves. We are
devoted to Memphis. We areanxiOus,
and doing all in our poWert to advance
her interests, but it cannot, and must
not be expected of US to ignore COM
peting markets whenever they seem
to have an advantage over US and
publish them only when we have an
advantage over them. Were we to pur-
sue such a course, we would find our
in a very awkward position
when asked to "rise and explain" by |
the producers, who it must always be
remembered have also claims upon
us are the parties most concern ed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27
EUROPE.
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As It was Seen by an Old and HOHUred
Citizen Of Tennessee.

We.are permitted to copy the fol-
lowing extract from q very interest
ing letter by General Nat. Adams,
who for some months has been max
ing the tour of Europe. 1t is q COM
preheHsive and interesting summary
Of his trip up 20 the date Of writing:
HoMRURe. GERMANY, Sepeembeh4 4. ISL.
= E&f 4
We had quite a PLEASANT voyage
across the Atlantic, and spent about q
week in Ireland, visiting the lakes Of
Killarney and other places Of inter-
est, and from Dublin went direct to
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-07
Peter Il Stephen Thacher,
Couesellors 4 Attorneys at Law
IA Pembe. ton Square, Boston.
July ], 1871. jy3 SN MWF 3m


1t is useless for State Legislatures pass laws for
the preservation OF the public health, if the great
law of setpresel vation which depends for its en-
forcement upon the will of the individual, is suffered
to remain a dead letter.
There is scarcely an adult member OF the commu-
nity OF either SEX in the country, who has not seen
the testimony in favor of Hosteter's Stomach Bit
tiers, furnished over their signatures by persons
Of acknowledged eminence in science literature art
commerce. and every department of business and
professional life These witnesses have declared in
the most explicit terms that the preparation is
safeguard against eIidemics a sovereign remedy for
dyspepsia, valuable antbilious medicine, a promo
ter of appetite. a genial and harmless stimulant, a
good acclimatng medicine, a strengthener of the
nerves, general nvigorant, protection against
the dectcrous effects of malaria and impure water
aud that it imparts degree OF vigor and activity
the vital forces which is not communicated by any
other ot the tonics and stonrichics in use. Unde
these circumstances the self preservative law of ma
ture should teach every rational person who either
by Ieason of inherent debility in consequence of
exposure or unwholeson influences is in peril of
losing the greatest of all temporal blessings health
the importance of using the Bitters as a defensive
medicine Dyspeptics who negleat TO give it trial
cure Indigestion in all its FORMS and the billions and
nervous will find nothing in the whole range of
ofcinal and proprietary medicines which will afford
them the same relief