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lie CIttoa Crop 10 MIssIssIppI
From an Occasional Correspondents

From an Occasional Correspondent
SARDIs, Miss, August 26, 1871
For the information of those inter
ested in the growing cotton crop, /
vii say that from close observation 1
am forced TO the opinion that so far,
as Pamela county is concerned, the crop
will tall far short Of last year. Up to a
very recent date, it was supposed the
crop was good; but such is not the
case. The rust is spreading rapidly
over large fields, almost destroying the
crop. Within the past few days, the
much dreaded army worm has made
its appearance in large numbers.
The second crop of these worms will
be on hand about the 10th Of Septem-
Der, in numbers sufficiently large to
strip the leaves all of by the 18th.
This, of itself, will cut the crop short
fully one third. In addition to this
the boil worm is very numerous in
every field l have noticed. When it
is remembered there is not near so
much planted as last year, there is no
doubt but the crop will be much
smaller than last year. l write this
as a piece of news. You may rely
upon its correctness.
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SYPHILIS.

OF all diseases which hesh Is heir to, none
bring 50 much misery moral and poysical
as syphilis. To all SO afflicted We can truly
say this remedy VIII heiD you. Two articles
found, by experience, 70 be peculiarly efics-
cious for this disease, are contained IN this
compound. We ask you TO try Dr. Fowler
Compound Extract, and, by giving it 2 fair
trial, 10 VIII cure you.
We speak with much confidence OF DR..
FOWier's Compound, because we know what
Il is composed OF, Snd what 1t will do. We
know Dr.. Fowler well, who Is q physician OF
known repute, standing second to none in
the country, OF long experience, an honOra-
bic man, who, having a reputation for char
acter, as well ~ ourselves, would never al
low a medicine 10 GO before the public with
out merit And we say OF this Compound, II
taken according to directions, alter a fair
trial, 1t will do all we claim tor il.
We oder 70 as u new discovery, which it
certainly is-a genuine article for Scrofula,
Syphilis and all blood impurities; and know
ing the genuineness of iL, as such We send Il
forth, saying, $50, Heal the Sufsringpi
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
FOR SALE BY
B0CK0YER Bros, Sole PrOpriet0rs.
lI3 Liberty Street, New York City
q. ". JONES 60, Wholesale Druggists.
5 HniR street.,
TE cod SOLE AGENTS FOR MEMPHIS.
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FOWLER's EXTRACT.
Dr. FOWIer's Comp0und Extract
o a CURE o

S% We offer to the American public a new
and valuable remedy for the above-men-
toned diseases. FOWlers Compound Ex-
tract Is composed OF the best medicines
known TO Materia Medica. 1t Is perfectly
pure in all its ingredients, being composed
Of several well.known articles universally
used by the best physicians; each OF which
in combinatiOn-supplieR what experience
has shown to be wanting when sIngly en-
Ployedi but the result OF patient investigs-
ton, requiring time, labor and skill, so as TO
give the public a genuine article, which they
can rely upon, and In place OF the worthless
and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country; and therefore enables as TO warrant
Fowler's Compound Extract TO be the most
perfect curative for diseases OF the blood
avrar FF.nor.u-4
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Cures al diseases caused
by Seif-ab1se, VIZ ;Sperud-
tOIThed, Seminal WgGk
ness, II III Emissions.
Less Of Memory, UlursrsGl
Adssf2fds, Pains al TIE
Back, DuaE eSs Of eR,
PTe12atlas OF Age, U-aE
Nertss, UHctf EredHt
.Pd.s tU1mteaGEcs, IaSGa-
~, -CoHsum9tiol, and al
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL.

PRICE REATL REDUCED
DAILY-For one year Exclusive OF sunday,
$40 90; For six months, s. 90; For three
months, So 90
BUNDAH-For n yesI, 81 so; For six
months, 81 .; For three months, IS cents.
WEEKLY-FOr one year, 81 so; For six
months. 81 3 For three months. IS cents.
news DEALERS, AGENTS, ETC-Eews-
paper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants, Postmasters, Depot Agents, and
any friends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL,
who viii DO so, are requested 10 procure
regular subscribers. RENTING TO as the
amount, less ten per cent, or I'VE per cent
for clubs, as to services; or, II preferred, ar
rsngements for a compensation will be
made.
CLUBBING RATES-pO clubs of two or
more subscribers we wLn send our Man,
moth Weekly, the largest paper in the
~south-Ssx5O inches-for one year, each, 81.
To clubs OF two or more subscribers. We
VIII send cur SUNDAY APPEAL for one
year, each, 81 Address
APPEAL" Appeal Building,
IA Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
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personal end is false to the cause, and
should without mercy be visited with
party disgrace. He who is not for US
is against us. Let every,on be tried
by this test and be dealt with accord
ingly.
We repeat then, that while it is too
soon to open the canvass, by bringing
forward candidates, it is not too soon
TO organize to quietly compare notes
and prepare the Democracy of Mem
phis for a cordial and enthusiastic
support Of the regular nominees.
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Il TEMPLES APPEAL
FlcIAL I0uRaAL OF THE CITY
nONpAY HORNNa. AUGUST Is. I87

WE presume there is not a single
individual in Memphis who appre-
bends the appearance OF cholera or
yellow fever this season. We, there
fore, publish the following communi-
cation without any fear OF creating
a panic IN our midst:
Nessrs EditOrS-TO every reflect
ing mind il must be apparent that the
LANCER of visitation OF an epidemic
in the form of cholera or yellow fever
is among, at least, the possibilities Of
the not distant future, and should in
cite the sOlicitude of every good c1ti-
zen to the extent of securing his CO.
operation in every well directed effort
TO avert the threatened calamity.
To the most casual observer il must
be evident that the condition OF u
streets and alleys are such as to invite,
ifnot to originate a pestilence. Can
weuot have a meeting Of citizens at the
Chamber of Commerce TO demand Of
our city authorities protection against
the dangers referred TO, to the eX-
tent that Immediately putting our city
under a strict sanitary regime will
secure TO Us. Who will second the
motion? CAUTION.
Other cities have taken the precau-
ton suggested by our correspondent,
and we hope Memphis will before
armed since she is iorewarned. An
ounce of preventative is worth a
pound Of cure-but it seems that
our city authorities prefer cur
ing to preventing, as there
are several causes in this city
calculated to breed sickness during
any season and in any country. The
reservoir formerly used for manufac-
turing gas for the GayosO hotel is a
disgrace to the city. 1t is big enough
to drown the whole city council. The
Sanitary Committee ought to launch
a gondola and take evening rides.
The water is as green as a meadow
and as clear as a bowl Of gumbO.
About nine o'clock the neighbOrs re-
pair to this beautiful lake with their
slops and the scent that rises reminds
one Of COolridge's city, in which he
counted seventy and seven we'll
defined and separate stinks. Add to
this the yelling, swearing and black
guarding Of fifty drunken vagrant
negroes, and the reader viii form
some idea Of the lovely Paradise that
reposes, like an isle in the sea, near
the corner Of Gayoso and Shelby
street.
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The Next CIV Election.

We have received, but refused to
publish, several communications in
regard to the next election for city
officers. because we have regarded it
entirely too soon to commence the
canvass. The election does not occur
until January, and the canvass should
be confined TO one month instead of
four. II one month is long enough for
an entire State to make a canvass for
Governor, members of Congress and
State officers, it seems to US that the
same time is ample Tor u city cleo
tons. Our columns can be more prof.
tably employed than in heralding
the " states 4" which have been made
up by rings, and we propose to make
no appeals for Tom, Dick and Harry
until the proper occasion arrives. But
while it is too soon to enter upon q
canvass, we hope the Democratic par
~ viii, during the next three months,
canvass the election among Them
selves, be ready TO attend the ward
meetings, to aid in nominating good
men for the contest. We have already
heard talk OF divisions, and of good
men threatening to run as indepen.
dent candidates. A convention will
be held as sure as the proper time ar
rives, and an independent candidate
for Mayor, viii result undoubt-
eddy, ia the election Of Radicals,
who are watching the movements of
the Democrats and will avail them
selves OF every occasion to secure Of
fee. Without organization, thorough
and complete, and party discipline
perfect, and which recognizes no
breach, success can no more be GER
counted on ina political contest
than ina battle. Hence it becomes
a necessity, ever recognized, that the
political parties in this country
should be thoroughly organized and
July drilled TO their respective work.
The Radicals recognize this fact, and
present in their organization and dis. ;
a tower Of strength. If me-
and proper for that faction.
whose aspirations are actusted by
how much greater the obli-
on the Democratic party, whose
lim IS to retain the city in the hands Q
\ a pure and economical administra- :
ion. The prosperity ofthe city, the
interest Of the taxpayer, demands the :
scrifces OF all personal and selfish
imposes, and makes it obligatory
the masses TO frOWn down all and
very individual aspiration that r
7ould endanger success to the party.
he next canvass for Mayor viii be (
o child's play. It will not be a con- ~
81 ior empty honor; but, for all that
lakes country dear, of life suIerabIe.
nd we should not risk a sacrifice Of
ther to crafty the contemplate asDi-
ltiOns of men who would foist them
Ives upon the people. The Demo-
attic party Of Memphis must main
In its organization intact. II must
md together, and thus preserve the
y from the faint OF Radical rule. CO
} pursue any other course is TO in.
te defeat, ruin and disgrace. 9
At the proper time a convention /.
u be called, and until that event la
1t be understood among all Demo-
that the nominee is the man to III
70 FOR, and that he who shall be so
'getinl Of duty % the country as to
himself up as an ~dndepasdent viii be-
,arded as a political Parish. Tbelrf
IN who would now risk the success
the Democratic party to crafty aNa
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SCROFULA.

This COMPOUND is q never-fsiliug cure for
nils terrible disease. How many diseases
have their seat in the blOod-diseases which
have been treated vainly for years. II the
blood alone is purified, in most cases health
and happiness Will soon return. DR.. Fow-
ler's Compound aels especially upoD the
Virus in the blood, causing in time the dis
appearance OF the hide Us sores, and iestor-
Ing The skin 70 a healthful appearance, the
eye clear and sparkling, and the whole hn.
mar organisation becomes healthy.
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NorTCE Fo sToCKHoLRER4

nY order OF the Board OF Directors. a special
ID nesting of the Stockholders OF this Com
pany Il called, 20 take place in The eitv OF
Columbus. Miss. on the 6tn OF September.
E7l. Business Of the greatest iha rortanc wnt
be brought before the convention. larsa
attendance is requefEed.
N. 3 FOERESr, President.
s H. FOTLKEs, Secretary. angI
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CAVE

THEroute to this Greatest Natural wonder
4 OF the world Is via Louisville and Nash
vile T. X % GlasEoW Junction or Gave City,
vile thence by easy staEes seven n1lles
throughout, Is Grst-cl0ss in every respect
Amusements OF every Eind-spisndid Dane
Base Ball, Ten Pins, etc. Finest Fishing and
Hunting within a few iuutes walk Uf she
Hotel, FiTst-Cla4s Band during the entire
season. PuFest atmosphere ami most 1nylgo-
rating climate on the continent Temp9sa
ture IN the region OF The Cave always So.
Sulphur Water Or any required strength re-
Gently discovered ia the Cave and always on
hand Direct telegTaphie communication In
the Hatsi. The very best SaInnsr Resort In
AmRrffa- n. l. GRAVES, Proprietor.
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- We wish all merchants 10 understand
that this once win not be responsible for
and win not pay any debts created by any
individual connected with the once, in any
capacity, unless the same shall have FIRST
been presented TO and accepted for payment
by @. W.. Alexander, Business Manager OF
the APPEAL.
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InsoIysHt Rofies
FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale IN ida City, on L8as
Island, Kew ToFk.

IDA CITY Is situated on Long Island. s.
i miles nom New York city, the Long IsIaAd
Railroad raining centrally through Ida city.
Lots there are hereby c1ersa FOR sale en- The
following termss Fifty dollars each, on q
credit Of ten years. payable il ten Gnnuai IN
stalments-ssy 50 GO per year on each Tot.
d parties owning the above property pro-
pose 20 sell to the SontheEn people One-haIf
Of the lots. say 400 on the above terms
without interest. The East River Bridge Is
now In process OF construction connecting
Manhattan Island, upon which New YORK Is
situated, with Long Island.
This is y good opportunity for any person
OF this section Of country 20 invest small
sans in the Purchase Of these lots. Terms
are easy, and within the reach OF al. Prop
srty on Long Island will rapidly Increase in
pleted.
Map OF the City OF Ida can be seen. and fan
information given, upon application being
made to HH. FONTAINE.
Corresponding Secretary,
iY9 40. - Madison street.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE--No a MADISON STREET
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ErTERs testsmeuIzfy having been Issued
"a to the urdsrsignsd D the County Court
OF Shelby county. a. its March Term, upon
the est2tz 81 Joseph Calls. deceased. thls
III IS u al paEiigs indebted 20 his estate
come forward ami settle; and those h8T-
claims against the estate are notified %
the same. properly authenticated with
ID. H. Townsend. - frnEt street, Memphis,
the time prescribed by law, or the
viii be barred.
ELEDE EALLLS.
AlnLuLstra-nr u La-anh raLLi-- ~
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Assets, ~B1,O28,zO8 90
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RIVERSIDE HOTEL,
RIVERSIDE, ILL.

t'hiS most neSuttfui and neRlthJ summer
Z resort is nov open for the reception OF
guests The buildings comprising the Der
mifOry. RsfectOry. Pavilion and music Pa
gOda, with l4G0 feet OF covered ~verandsaa, are
new, u most admirably arranged fur the
comfort and eutOy ment OF guests, win very
large, we'll VenDiated, handsomely Furnished
rooms lighted with gas and supplied with
TunumE water. Ten miles from Chicago,
and on1F thirty-hFe minute ride ON The q,
X and z r. h. with tWent7-fOur trains q
day Located in Riverside Park, which COM
prises 1850 acres,~ beautifully Improved. AFFORD
ing many mites Of delightful park and forest
drives 4 prOmenades equal to those in
Central PARK, n Y, with the advantages OF
the celebrated sulphur and Magnetic Waters
nom springs on the premises, and with nne
h0ating snd fishing fsctLties on the Aux
FLAMES River, II Is rendered q Of the most
resorts 20 DO found on the CONT
Dent, and affords home comfort, with the
mosi charming surroundings Applications
for rooms, etc, received az the Hotel, or at
my once, 3 Washington street, Chicago III.
1871 r. q. KtESLEY, Manager.
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ndIECIGEsT

and IN DFG STTON
CItsnt than prOba-
Edv, and relief Is
sought Effhe
iu lis action, health
bly, secured 4
kLlver causes Head-
~JaCndiee, Pain In
gn. Dizziness, sour
in the Month. Bill
tatfou OF the u cart,
Spirits. or Biu#,
II symptoms. which
REG ULATUR Is
fthat has ever basu
mildly, e~fectually,
9 con-
Injury. Il - harm
u has been USED Tor
! drcGs OF she good
z q OF the cOuD-
- virtues
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cuSgs aHEgMAT.SH.

MUKFREEsBoEO, Tenn, July6.
DR.. III LAWKESCE, Baltimore, Md
Cir: You viii please send me our ri
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine
AS you VIII remember, one month or
six weeks agO, 1 received three bottles
Of ID. When 1 commenced taking it i
cOuid scarcely walk at all when night
CAME, but now 1 suffer no more from
rheumatism. / nave a little brother
that Il about 10 lose his sight, and 1
wish 10 try 10 for him. You viii please
md enclosed IS, for which you will
; please forward me the medicine I'M
msdiately. Very respectfully, 4 re-
main, SAM'L q. MCFADDEN.
+. o. Roz lS9, A-urfreesbOro, Tenn.
Sold 5y druggists everywhere. At
Eholesals by
Go. WARD 6 BRO.
e W.JOEES a co.
" ". WILKINSON co.
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KINDS OF RHEUHATISH,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1883.
DR. j. j. LAWREECE-Dear Sir take
pleasure IN recommending your Rosa
DALus as G very powerful alternative. 1
nave used iL in two cases with happy
rssults-Ons 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 Us use, and the indications are
that the patient viii soon recover. 1
have carefully examined the formula
lad - sn excellent compound OF a.
tsratfve Ingredients Yours, truly,
K ". CARR, I'D
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Druggists
A BOOK FOR THE MILu0H,

MARRIAGE IA a F nIssm G= 70 YEs.a sSo T.
GUIDE. g Im m T on the s g55y, Zs1oFa
ttcns OF the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing n preventing Oh
spring. pF~ederv1ngthe complexion etc.
This is an interesting work OF tWohundred
and tWenty-four pages, with numerous eu-
cravings. and contains valuable information
.or those b Rfe married or contemplate
msrTiage; still IL II a book that ought to be
Under lock and Key ana not laid eareiessly
the house.
Sent 10 any one (free OF postagslfOl 50 eeats
Address Dr. Suits Dtspe1sary, No. u n
Eighth street, St Louis. Mo-
Hr Notic8 70 Gie <iDftoed y CnfnTsst0sss
Before applying 70 the notorious QUAcKs
who advertise In public papers, or using anV.
QuACK REMEDIES, perus6 Or. Butts' work. no
nnatter what your disease Is, or hos deplnra-
bleyOur condition
DR.. Butts can be consulted. personally ar nv
mall, on thedlaeases mentioned In his workS
once No. I'm. Eighth street, bet. Market and
hestnut, 81. Louls, Mo- ls9 d4W
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The University of Virginia

COMPRISES the following Bspartm suts:
l. Sc1o1l Of Latin e Echool Of creek
ScnO1l or Modern L-EngEage7. school OF
Moral Philosophy. s. School OF History snd
krg1sh Literature 9. ScnoCl Of Juem -Ery.
Z. SCHOOL OF Natural Philosophy. s. 81 .55l
OF Mathematics. g. SehOOl ofCommon and sta-
tute Law. 10. School OF CoaEtifuriDull add
Civil Law and Equity. II. school OF Phy -l0l-
ogy and Surgery. D. school Of Anatomy and
aaLerla Mediea- Is School OF Medicine and
Obstetrics. IL. Sehcoi OF Applied Maizena,
tlcs. Is. School of Analytical. industrial and
Agricultural Chemi8trv. H.. School Of Estu-
al History ard AETicnliure professor % be
eleetsdL So Provision made fO- eases in
aineTslOEy and Geology, Hehrer. Pc teal
Economy, Practical Physics, Me- { JuFis-
pFudencs and SansErit.
Diplomas and Certificates o. Proc ny Era
given in the separate schools.
The following Degrees are cCE rel. l.
Bachelor Of Letters. > Bachelor o. = i5nces.
3. Master Of Arts. 4 Doctor o. EetsaIua. B
Bachelor OF Law. g. civil EngineeT. 2 @ n
ing Engineer.
The expenses Of the student. exclusive OF
e Books. Clothing sud pocket money,
amount to FROM eS55 70 $50 per session OF
nine months; OF which sums SD to So are
payable on admission. Session opens Octo-
Der IsL For catalogues address
CHARLES s. NENABLE,
C~hairmau-0f Faculty.
20, University or Virginia jy5-tu&t
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PRICES or THE
MASON G HR Min
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their facilities
II for manufacture, the Mason and Hamlin
Organ Company are now enabled 20 offer
their well known Organs, which are the &C
knowledged standard OF excellence among
instruments OF the class, at prices of inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore,, alike to all, invariable. The
following are Illustrations:
90
The same. Double IS
Five-Octsve Organs, with TTemulant,
Carved and Ornamenteda-....-...-.--... 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five Stops, rs
Forty other styles, MP o----.----..-...-.. 1000
All in solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly first
class in every respect. They will not make
the so-cslled cheap Organs at any price. The
comparative superiority Of their instruments
Is now greater han ever before, as every
competent Judge VINO win carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
from Photographs OF b different styles, full
Information and lowest prices; also, Testi-
mOuIal Circular VIII be sent free to any ad-
dress.
MkSls g. NAMLIN ORGAN CO.
HsFeFsena, SIS Broadway, HsS isfk.
mySdSw
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SIMMONS REGULATOR.

I'VE have tested It's virtues. and know that
" Tor DyspepEis, Bi4ousness aud thro1-
bling Headache, Is is the best medicine ths
world ever ssWIEditOr Telegraph and Me1-
seuger, HaCuu. c.
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arsCEIEBRATFb

Ing Physicians than any other tonic or stinl-
luant now IN use. They are A SURE PRE-
ENIiVE for g and Ague, ~Intermittents,
B~iliousness, and all disorders arising from
Nissmstic causes. They are highly recon.
mended as an antt-dyspeptic, and In cases OF
Indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
blltty they have never In a single instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They sre particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE-
MALES, strengthening the body, invigorat-
ing The mind, and giving tone and elasticity
TO the whole system. The HOME BITTERS
are compounded with the greatest care, Rnd
no Tonic Stimuiant has ever been offered to
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and st the same time combining so many
remedial agents, Endorsed by the medical fra
poeis. IL costs little to give them q fair trial,
aud
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LTVER nISEAaE

LIVER DISEASE
prevail 70 a greater
bly, suy other mai
always anXtouEiF
Liver Is reguIs ed
Il almost lnVaris
OF action IN the
ache, Constipation,
the Shoulders, Con
StOn1Ech,B Bad Taste
ions attacks. PslpI
Depression Of the
2ud Otus
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered II acts
and, being aBimpie
pound, can do no
less In every way
~ years and hun
and great from ali
try VIII Toueh for
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SA Diseases That follow IS 4
sequehce on Y~Uutatui iHdiscreticDs.
20 This medicine has been usgd N cur urse-
hce for many years, ard With thousands
treated, it has net falicdin q single instance.
~ Each p2czags Of FegGGb5e GTs is
vrnppedm ultramaTine blue paper, printed ia
EoldletteIs, and cOhtsins one bottle flad h
Sug5r-cOeted Pills, and ore vial of Moderated
Powders, sufficient to make Oas-Laif pint Of
injection ms one Syringe.
IS PIica S., per package, sold ~ DTuSgists,
u sent By mail On resent CffEl
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PEAB ODY 0TEL,
Cor. Main and N0ar0s Streets.

THE undersigned have leased the above
4 new and elegant HOtel for 4 term o.
years. sna intend keeping \ FIRSF-CLASS
dOOSE IN every respect and solicit The
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