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the part of the South, or even sympa-
thized witt his brothers and kindred,
could take. This was the first step,
and fatal one They should have fol.
lowea your advice, proclaimed uni
versal amnesty, that
THE INTELLIGENT MEN OF THE
- COUNTRY
might rule and aid in building upthe
fortunes OF the country. BY taking a
contrary course; the intelligent white
men of the country were Setasidet ne
groes and Carpet-baggers filed all the
Offices, and ruled. hHs
-s.-. THE RESULT.
,oSThe whole machinery of Govern.
ment has been in the hands of bad,
corrupt and incompetent men. From
these men and measures the South has
been ruined; the debt of the States, of
the cities and counties dOubled-in
many instances, trebled. In the most
of the States the taxes on the property
amount to three and four per cent. on
the taxable value of the property of
the country. In other words, il Is a
gradual but sure confiscation of prop
ClIJ' LUZ SlO CASE W yOulScls ~
yourself in the places Of the men Of
Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, South
Carolina, and other Southern Statesin
which thieves have held sway, and
would you feel very amiable under a
system of taxation brought about by
such rulers, which Is sure to ruin the
men of the South and their families?
When we speak of these people and
their condition, should we not tell the
truth? 1 shall have somewhat fur
ther to say. REPUBLICAN.
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CAVE

THE.route 10 this Greatest Natural wonder
4 Of the woTld. is via Louisville and Nash
vile X. h to Glasgow Junction or Cave City,
vile, thence by easy stages seven miles
through the finest mountaiH scenery. Mann
throughout, is frst-clsss in every respect.
Amnsements Of every ki~nd-splendid Dane-
ing Hall, Billiards, Croquet, Target Practice,
Base Ball, Ten Pins, etc. Finest Fishing and
Hunting within = few n walk OF the
Hotel. First-ciass Band during the entire
season. Purest atmosphereand most tnvtgo-
ture IN the region of the Cave always 90.
Sulphur Water Of any required strength re-
GENTLY discovered In the Cave. and always on
GHnd, Direct t~elegraphio communication in
the Hotel. The very bestSummer Resort in
Ampricn II L GRAVES PrAnFiaf0r-
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

H. ...f.| -H.||.
Rawley Springs, Va, Will De regularly
opened for the reception OF visitors. on the
first day of June, 1871. Situate as it is in the
mountains of the Valley, 1t is not only one
OF the most delightful Summer resorts in the
State, but It's. great curative properties are
becOminy widely celebrated. I'D Ie
The anslysis OF the water by Prof. Maliett,
Of the University OF Va, together with the
experience OF many eminent Physicians
prove that II is the Springs" Tor suffering
females, but besides its wonderful tonic
properties as. a remedy in general debility,
anemia and diseases peculiar to fenRi IS, IL IS
unsurpassed in the treatment of the various
forms Of Dyspepsia, and particularly for
liver, its action upon the liver, as well as the
kidney, being prompt and decided. Very
many remarkable cures could be cited of
his class OF troublesome diseases. s-T
Rawley isnow easy of access, situated only
twelve miles from H~arTisOnburg, h present
terminus Of the Orange and Manassas Gap
Railroad from which point there VIII betWo
daily lines of Stages mOrn1n ana evening.
Since last Summer the buildings have been
greatly improved. as well as the road from
telegraph office al H~aGfisonbuTg. The ac-
cOmmOdations viii be strictly nTst-classu m
der the management Of osephN. WOODWARD,
widely known as s. hotel manager.
Resident Phys.cianB-Gordon q Williams,
one or the other of whom will be in atten-
dance during the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD.
Fer $1,000" 10 "
Per q y........-.a--...-. ....-e.....s-...s-s.. Z %
children and servant half price.
The people or Memphis and the South are
respectfully referred to A. II. Kerr, D. D.,
and 4. D.. WitherspoOn, D.. d., both OF whom
have visited this celebrated Virginia Water
ing Place. A. Il. TRICK, Prest.,
Del7l Board OF Directors r. Springs Go.
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Accepting The departure.

The way Republican votes are being
won in Ohio may be learned, in part.
by arguments from the Republican
side. If their resources and the vieor
Of the rspeechesh have beenfnereased
by the latepOlicy Of their antagonists,
w~hatThe erect wi4tbe may bejudged.
Judge ShalhbAtger, of that State, has
Easde a EeCent speech, ia which he
puts the case more strongly than
truthfally, 4 follows; .
But into eotppanionship with what
else besides this late grudging andRni-
biquOus Srecognifion" II the three
hated amendments are you as Repuh-
leans invited by this "neW depart
ureg To perpetuate the Union you
are Invited TO leave q partF which
gave 8 million lives 70 save the
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Carolina Lie Insurance Co,

PRINCIPAL OFFlCE--NO AZ MADISON STREET.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
sWAYNE,s MAMMOTH sPRlNes.
Henry County, Tennessee,

.TTHREE AND osEHALF hrIEs NORTH
Il of S~pringville Depot, ON the Memphis
Louisville Railroad. Hacks meet the
Daily mail ana express ONCE there. No
" style" to pay for at the Springs, but all
needed comforts had, and the finest shades
ard ~greenest park, and best and most abund.
amt mineral Watess for drinkinR and bath
ing. Board, by the month, but Sz5, by the
week 80; by the day. 81 5.kAddfsss Nj 1.
BFRNE, Proprietor, at S~pringvile p. o..
Henry county, Tenn, and letters, etc, for the
Springs, send 90 hfs care. Persons going mp.
Monld do well first to call on Judge SWayne,
I5 Main street Je14
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Far Lake SupgFlor l--Ths uRion Steamboat
Company and Atlantic, Daluth
and PaallG Lisa. =

ONE OF the splendid stesmers Meteor.
~ dia, Pacific, OoburE, Atlantic, Japan, Ke
WeenaW, Arctic. China and 81. Paul, vii
isave BufialO daily except Fridays and sat
nrdays) at 3 PM, Erie the Hext morntng
Cleveland the same niEht, Detroit at 10 pm.
daily texcept Sundays aud Mondays} for d.
LUTH and intermediate LAKE S0PERIOR
POIHTSs u .o.T a.
Connections are made at Dulufh with the
Lake superior and Mississippi r. r to SC.
Paul and all points in Minnes0ta, AOrthern
era Pacinc r. r. for the Red River CountrY.
Excursion tickets AT REDUCED
RATES, win be issued BIZ all principal rau-
roads to ST Pau by this route, returning via
all rail. Oh by al rail- routes 10 81. Paul and
Duluth, refurning via lake. g.
s DuTing the months OF Iune, July and An
gust, Excursion Trips VIII be made via the
shore OF Lake Superior. visiting the
Silver Mines. Fort william, Grand 2ortSga.
etc. For further Information, apply to
" B. II. PATRICK.
II GanT Passenger Agent. BGfaso, NY. 5
r. I. EVANS, Manager AID y Z. Lime.
3. d. CALDWELL, Gem Manager y. s. Co.
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KINDS OF R~HEUMATlsh,
Il HAS no Equal.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1883,
DIR. j. J. LEWRENCE-Dear Sir: j take
pleasure in recommending your Rosa
DALIS as a very powerful Alternative. !
have used IL In two cases with happy
fesults-One in a esss of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nOunced himself cured after having
taken i've bottles CT your medcinG.
The other is a case OF scrofula O. long
standing, which is rapidly fmpfnving
under its use, ana the Indications are
that the patient VIII soon Tecovsr l
by which your ROsa6iiis Is made, AMI
ind IL an excellent conpOund Of all
-terstiVe Ingredients. YOuas, truly,
+. W. CARR, ND.
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NOTICE.
OFFIOE or MEMPHIS ABKAEsAsl
RIVER JACKET COMPAET,
MamnhIa- Nav Il III

OsFIoE or MEzPH1s AND ARKAEsAs)
RaYER PACKET COAPAET,
Memphis, Nay Il, 1871
~ The Mail Contracts OF the Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Company win expire
u the S0th day Of June next, and The business
( the Company viii be closed up as soor-
thereafter rs practicable.
AIarge majority Of the stock Of the Com
psny Is owned by myself, but, being engaged
largely In other business, where my personal
attention is imperatively demanded. 1 am
induced 70 adopt this course.
The Lin is well established, having been
"a successful operation three yess and-a-
hslf-she Boats CmOstIy nsW) having been
built expressly fOrthetrade are well adapt
10 IT. n are all in good repair.
Propositions for the purchase OF the entire
Line are invited, and will be considered I'M
til the nrst day OF July nsLL. Should al
Offers made for the purchase OF the Whole
Line be declined, then, in That case, the Boats
viii be sold separately as d~smaIdmay occur.
To persons desiring 70 engage IN the steam
boat business. the present opportunity prs
sents inducements, and advantages rarely
met with. Liberal terms will be made with
psrties wishing 10 purchase.
JOHN j. ADAMg,
President NJ. and ARK. Pkt. Co.
We, Ia undsrsig ued, Directors in the Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company
concur, with great reluctance, in the action
OF the President, as indicated above, beIiev-
Ing, as We do, that II this Line is discon-
tiuued, other lines viii be established which
win divert the trade from Memphis.
THOMAS d. ALLEN,
j. J. MURPHY,
r. z. WALT,
III. TUCKER
myl9 trectOrs N. and Ark. Pff- Co.
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PRICES OF THE
& HAMLlN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their facilities
II for manufacture, the Mason Snd Hamiln
Organ mpa are nov Enabled to oner
their well known Organs, which are thea o-
knoWIedged standard OF excellence among
Instruments Ofsthe class, at prices of inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore,, alike to all, tnVariable.- Ihe
following are Illustrations: =
Tyy
The same, Double b
Organs, with Tremuiant,
Carved and lCU
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops, .l5
Forty other styles, up. O-----==.s,---.-- l00
: All in solid Black Walnut, All the organs
made by this Company arethorOughly INST
class in every respect. They viii not maze
the Ee-ealled cheap rgans at any price. The
comparative superiority Of their instruments
is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who Will carefully Xam3n
and mpar must perceive.
illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Outs
from photographs OF the different styles, null
information aud lowest prices; also, Testl-
moniaI Circular will be sent free TO any ad-
dress. a-a
MASON g. HAMLlk ORGAN co.
Wsssrsems, 596 Broadway, New York.
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GRIEVANCES OF THE SOUTH,

their Just causes of complaint and the
remedies for the same. AS you and
all other savans, who have come
amongst US, have failed TO give the
true statement of the condition of
the South, l will try and supply the.
omission. That you may know who
it is who addresses you, l will have to
say l am a Republican and have uni
f0rmlJ' acted and Veted with them.
The Democrats have proclaimed a
"new departure" We must do tAe
same. Our party, relying upon pre-
JUDGES growing out of the war, have
plaYeG apOn =
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Monday, IuIy "a, 1871,

"rr E... ..Lta". E.. NH... -L..4L -
Within legal hours, tie following described
real estate, to-wit: Certain lots Situated ia
Shelby county andState OF Tennessee. known
and described IS follows, to.Wit; Lots NOE.
and 8. eff lanes NJ. Whites sued1y1stQn Of
his one hundeed and fifty .hve-acre tract, sit
netsd on the Memphis and En
and about i've II nom MSla-
phis, containing respectively, .tosMIb M ~
No. 2, eight Isl seresi Lot NO. Z az ~ NJ fHef
"a gosION seres; Lot No. 8. four 44llOe e-lfOt
Is per plat and survey nIed herein, 70 Ehteh
rafersnca is hereby made for more paFsictlar
ioNartnSfoo and see deed from James M
Wbfts 10 y. and O. HeeHls, reeQrded IN the
Rsoisfar's ONCE, Book NO. AZ, part nrst, PAGES
~ ~ ~ y no. I'm said J. NJ. Whites suldi-
,ssIon aud purchased from said White, April
Il iss5 and evidenced BY deed, recorded In
the Registers Office OF Shelby county, IN
Beok No. 81, pages 1863, e. sea-, containing
about 5 8 acres, making In ali about IS 80-l@
acres, H1E Ia !.
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit Of Q, u, Is and
a4montns; purchaser TO execute notes with
apuroved securities, with interest ron date;
lien TO be retained till same ara paid; equity,
OF redemption barred.
- EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and MASTER. :
Kortrecht 4 Graft, and Wescott s. stahl, At.
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JOHN j. ADAMs,
PresIdent NJ. and Arb. PIT. 90.


HAVING taken ont Letters Of Administers
H ton upOn h estate Of CHARLEs d.
DORION, deceased, this Is 10 give notice to all
parties Indebted to said estate to come for
ward and max settlement with me, and %
all persons having claims against said estate
10 present the same properly prObatsd,
within the time prescribed by law OF this
notice viii be plead In bar OF their recovery.
NAPOLEON HILL,
Administrator OF the estate Of Charles II.
DCrfOn. deceased. les
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500 REWARD.

VIII be paid for the arrest and confinement
in any jail or prison OF
w. n. METCHEah-FOR FORGERY.
said Mitchell formerly hailed from Goa
homa county, Mississippi, hut more recent
IL from the neighborhOod OF Augusta, ARK.
is about s feet ~ inches in height, has dark
complexion, black hair and eyes, with heRvy
black eyebrows aud Is fond OF talking
FORD, PORTER q Co,
aeI7d2wII 30 Union street, Memphis, TenU
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U PoLITICAL RTeHTs

for the black race you have accom-
plished all you should undertake, that
all else should be left to themselves.
I regret this part Of your speech for
another reason. 1t wears the sem
blance OF a demagOgue p%andering and
playing upon prejudices, when we.
expected the lofty sentiments of a
statesman and philosopher addressing
the intellect and Judgment OF the pe0-
pie of the country.
You are down on caTpet-baggers;
in other words, 6uzzGTdS, who have
been fattening and feasting on the
miseries and d~istresSes of the South.
Whilst you were right in this, you
did not go far enough. This class,
with their associates, are still in power
in some Of the Southern States. For
what you have said they will oppose
you, whilst you have not gone far
enough and said enough TO eOnciliate-
the good opinion of those whose
opinions are worth something. To
be plain, you have not given a faith
full and true account of the
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Poor unfortunate France is strug.
Cling likes blind giant to free herself
from ruin. The box Of Pand jra
seems to have lost its lid Ia this
beautiful land, and evils, like swsrms
Of bees, living their fight over the
whole country How long il will be
before the veil is drawn over the for
bidding prOspectwe know not, but it
seems impossible for the nation to ex-
tricate Itself from the evils that beset
it on all sides. A sudden delirium
seems 10 haveseized HpOn the people,
and they are amazed at what they
have done. The chaos, which relgns
supreme in France, seems to be the
inspiration Of despair, for surely no
people entertaining a particle OF
hope, could be guilty Of the
folly which has been enacted
In France for the last four
months. The reader will share in
the gloomy forebOdings which we
have expressed in regard TO the fu-
ture Of France when they learn that
the nation Owes about four thousand
five hundred millions OF dollars; or
nearly twice the amount Of our own
national debt. Two thousand SIX.
hundred millions Of this debt was
contracted before tie German war.
The war cost six hundred millions.
The deficit OF the present fiscal year
OfIs70-1 is threeshundred and twan.
ty-six millions. The cost ofsuppress
ing the Paris insurrection has baen
eighty-hve millions, and the indeno.
nifty due to Germany is one thousand
millions. These Sums foot up as 5ol-
lows:
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THE NEGRO AD NAUsEUM,


until the whole people are becoming
Disguised. They are now playing
upon Ku-Klux with all its disgusting
lies and trumperies, with the hope OF
deceiving the people into their sup
port in the next Presidential election.
And ID accomplish this, they hope by
lies and misrepresentation in due
time to overcome all doubtful South
ern States, so as to insure Grants re-
election. 1t is by no e certain
that the people OF these States can or
viii be Overawed or intimidated In
the next election. They have still
the same gallant men, who, / think,
unjusiifiably went into the late rebel
lion. Grant they were mistaken, they
certainly were in earnest, and believed
they were right. No men on earth
could fight against such odds, win
50 many battles, perish 81 calamity,
who cid not believe they were right.
Let us not tamper with such spirits or
DRIVE THEN 10 TIE WALL.
In a just cause, backed by right and
truth, il an attempt be made by
means Of the military, to intimidAte
or overaWe, or deprive them of their
constitutional rights, they can sweep
our little handful Of a regular army
from the face Of the earth, and ought
TO do it. III the truth must be told,
General Grant, his men, and his meas.
ures are failures, and the sooner the
honest men Of our party prO-
claim the fact, state the truth. and set
ND doctrines that viii address the in
felligsnes Of the people, the better.
We must do this, or our party must
perish.
Now, to the point. Our mistakes
commenced with the surrender ofIee,
and Johnston, and their armies.
When such men surrendered, gave
their paroles, and gave up their arms.
they should have been treated with
kindness, Justice, generosity and con-
fdense. Had this been done, every
passion and prejudice growing out OF
the war would have been buried ia
six months, and there would have
been an instant return OF tsl y
GG'DD FELLOWSHIP AND coNsOEDl +,
throughout the land. Z
But was this done? No. You we'll
know it was not. Our civil war,
IKE iill Other civil wars, threw upon
the surface and into power q set oil
Incompetent, bad men. These, with
the emp followers and brawIers after
place, must be continued in power
and provided for. Tospu0Nide foFemch
men places, especially in the South lie
was necessaryto disEranehise the in
tGiligence OF the country byrequiring
hefrid 0aths, whiehI no honest snas
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CURES RHEgMATlSM.

MURFREEsBoRo, TEsN., JuIy6.
DR. il LAWREECE, Baltimore, Md
Sir: You VIII please send me four l4l
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
As you viii remember, one month or
six weeks ago, 1 received three bottles
of IL. When I commenced taking IL /
could scarcely wek at all when night
came, but now I suffer no more from
rheumatism. / have a little brother
that is about to lose his sight, and L
wish to try IL fOr MIN. You will please
find enclosed SO, for which yOu win
fpIease forward me the medicine in1-
tmediately. Very respectfully, 1 re-
imam, SAM'L u. MCFADDEN,
p. o. Box 1873, MurfreesbOro, Tenn.
Bold by druggists every where. At
4 wholesale by
q. c. WARD & BRO.
q W. JONES & co.
a. w. ". WILKINSON 81 co.
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.fsEMPE.IS APPEAL
official JOURNAL OF TIE CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING, iuEE %, 1871.

So We wish al merchants to understand
that His Office Will not be Responsibilities
and win not pay any debts crested by any
Individual connected with tire gisce, in any
capacity. unless the same shall have hrst
been presented 10 and accepted for payment
ia AnnEAE
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JOHN LILLY,
IEPoRTER M DEALER IN
NJ AMI LIQUORS,
No. 35l Main Street, Memphis.

WOULD beg leave to inform my friends,
4 and the public generally, that 1 am pre-
pared to meet the demands Of trade with
GENUINE goods OF the purest and best
Quatfty, at reasonable prices, and respect
fully solicit their patronage
apT22d6W JOHN LILLY .
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cHANcERY SALE


Nc. 25S9, N. R--First Chaneery Court OF Shell
by county, Tenn,-LeOpOld Goepel ct al. VS..
Adolph Heckle 81 81. .r
II virtue of g.; i~nterloeutOry decree for
ID sale entered IL the above. cRuse June 10,
ISTl. d-Wfn sell, at public auegban. tn the high-
est bidder, In front OF the Clerk and Masters
Office, GreeDlaw Block, Second street, in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
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The Merchants, ray.

In regard TO the merchants tax, we
have only to say this morning, thai
every cent Of tax upon merchandise
not only increases its cost, but to thai
extent lessons the ability of our mer.
chants to compete with those of Lou.
isville, Cincinnati and St. Louis.
Thus, il a Memphis wholesale mer-
chant buys a bill Of goods in New
York at the same house with that in
which A similar bill is bought by mer-
chants from other citiC3, he stands
upOn the same footing with them
when his goods reach his store, be-
cause the cost OF carriage, packing,
etc, is about as much for one as the
other point. But the moment theLegi5-
lature, the county and the city step
in with the existing system Of
taxation they increase TO that
extent the advantages Of st.
Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati. We
furnish an example:
II Oil Va E0E11f sHssss saHHfsf sHsHf rANgfVeN
Costs and charges, % per cent...~.- 10000
llJ,e OO
This is as the bill is originally pre-
sented In Memphis, st. Louis, Louis
Vile and Cincinnati. Here we add six
per cent. State, county and city tax,
and TO that amount discriminate
against the paramount interest
of all our cities. 1t won't
do. Tennessee legislates in this
instance TO destroy rather than
promote the prosperity ofthe mercan-
tile class, and our WI cities are de
stroyed that those Of other States may
flourish. 1t is a singular fact that the
present Constitution Of Tennessee de-
serves eommendstion, and for the sole
reason that its trainers evidently in
tended TO prohibit the enactment OF
this very tax code, asindeiensible rs
a question Of right as of public policy
and sound morals.
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LEGAL NOTICES use
81 COPARTRERSHIP NOTICE.

.THIS agreement of OOpartnership, made
III and entered Int this the 4th day! OF
April, 1871, by and between JOSEF s. Smith,
Of city of kahWay, New Jersey, James
w, HneeG and James y. Beasley, ofthe city OF
Memphis, witnesseth, That the said parties
have formed . co-pattnership under the
nome and style Of Hneed a Beasley for khe
purpose Of manufacturing and selling cloth
Ing, a the sale OF such other articles
as Is connected with tine business OF a ready
made clothing and furnishing store. The
general partners in the firm are James w.
Sneed and James e. Beasley, of Memphis,
Tennessee, The special partner Is Joseph 3.
Smith, OF Railway, N. j. The special part
ner. JosephS. smith, in vests as capital stock
lars. The general partnG;s invest as capftGl
stock in aid firm the glmt OF ten Thousand
dollars each. The partnership Is to continue
for three years y ends on the 4th day OF
3. W. SNEED,
aUaL4@aa. " HUW.N ~ a r4a ~ A al Nv 2 HA
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SFaE ELEBRATFb

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more lead-
ing Physicians than any other tonic or slim
ulant now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
VENTIVE for Fever and Ague,I ntermittents,
~BiliOusness, and all disorders arising IRON
Miasnatic causes. They are highly recon-
mended as an anu-dyspeptie, and in cases OF
indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and Recuperant, and in cases of General De-
btlity they have never IN a single instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE-
MALES, Strengthening the body, invigorat-
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
to the whole system. Tn HOME BlrTERS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic Stimulant has ever been offered to
the public so PLEASANT To THE TASTE,
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, Endorsed By the medical fra
terntJy as the best known 10 the fharmGcO-
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