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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

Forluae's hand. So Il bro eu-d0wu
writing master as urcs MS. is remark
,bie Tor lis heavy down STROKES.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

WHY'S a young lady forsaRes by
her lover like a deadly weapon? Te-
cause size IS Il cut-,ass.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

What is home without mother?'
as the young gin said when sncs sert
the old lady 10 chop wood.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

Why should hotels be liable to fire
when ever body who sleep in them
put their hose alongside the bed VIII, Il
they turn imp
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No. Is Y. SIXTH street Philade > hia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-25

PARIS, September 24.-The minis,
ter Of foreign affairs has dispatched a
courier to Berlin with an amended
customs treaty.. French statesmen
are sanguine of its ratification.
The Journal des De6dts attacks
Thiers for his protection policy, and
predicts unfriendly relations with
England and Belgium, if persevered
in.
La France announces that a meet
ing of the Republican deputies of the
LETT in the Assembly will be held at
Versailles, on October ID.
The wheat crop in France will fall
short Of the average yield by thirty
five million bushels, but the yield Of
barley, etc., is abundant.
Races took place at Long Champs
to-day, but the weather was cold and
the attendance light, and but lite in-
terest manifested.
The VendOme column is to rise
again, but there is some doubt as to
replacing the figure of Napoleon,
which was overthroWn by the COM
munists. Theirs has now, it is said,
decided to have the statue of Napo-
leon in a cooked hat and a gray coat
placed there instead of the same Ma
pOleOn in imperial robes.
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1910.
THE Jackson WHO and Tribune con.

THE Jackson Whig and Tribune con-
eludes an article upon taxation thus:
"Tne State of Tennessee cannot now
pay the interest on bonds due and
falling due, without crushing out the
life of the State. There is but one
remedy left. The payment Of the in
terest must be postponed until the
people have time TO rally from their
complete exhaustion, by reason Of
Overtsxstion-and this is to be accom-
plished by a very material reduction
ofthe present rate of taxation. The
taxes must be reduced for a few years,
at least, and the sooner our legislators
come to understand this, the better it
viii be for them and the people"
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MISSISSIPPI ITEMS.

There is a diversity of opinion
among the Mississippi papers as to
the cotton product OF the State.
Governor Alcorn has gone "NaWth"
to consult Grant in reference to the
coming Mississippi election.
IBronzs John, !" or ''YellOw Jack, -
or the ''SsfirOn- hued Angel Of Death"
yellow feyer-is said TO be raging
around Jackson and Vicksburg.
Bill Sturgeses are not good material
for oavor. AT least, the Meridian
Gazste speaks deprecatingly OF the
sample OF that kind of stuff now in use
at West Point.
S. Wags and G. Bags stands for the
mob who are now controlling the des-
TIMES of Mississippi. Is it possible that
Mr.. Wags has Scala for a front name,
or that dollar receptacle for soiled
linen can have originated the eogno-
men OF Mr.. @. Bags? VIII the Meri-
dian Gazette answer
Colonel John II. Gindrat, fifteen
wears ago q prominent member OF the
Mobile press-gang, and now admins
frafor Of the Alabama and Chatta-
1oo0a railroad, is the recipient Of
eomnliments from all sources for his
ability iu managing the affairs OF the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad
during It's late financial emDarrass-
ment
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 4.-Rev. Geo
W. Hilbert, of Massachusetts, deliv-
cred an address in the temperance
cause, last night, before a crowded
audience, in the town hall of Bir.
mingham.
The mine, at Wigan, is still burn.
ing, and there are frequent explosions.
A heavy gale prevails in the chan
nels. No disasters reported.
Colonel W. S. Rowland is now ia
London. He is special commissioner
from the United States to examine
the whole subject of emigration, and
to report with q view to the legisla-
tion by Congress. He will visit va
riOus countries in Europe, proceeding,
in the first instance, to Norway, SWe.
den and Denmark, ,deferring his inves-
tigation in England until alster
period in the year.
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Rye firm at es@70c. Highwines firm st Ole
Tobacco firm. Hemp dun at s5c9$l 40 for fail
70 choice undressed. BaggingasmalI sales a
1S1z9l91zc. Pork firm at Sl3 25 on orders
Bacon firm and in good tobbing and order de-
mand: shoulders, re; clear rib sides, Sc; clear
sides, sse; clear seller, October, & S2e; Lard
SS 759-. Cattle unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 23.-Tobacco active
sales SS hhds; lugs, 81 IS offered; low to good
Bagging nothing doing in round lots and only
light order demand; sales at 1916 for heavy.
Cotton quiet at l954c Flour quiet but firm,
mand; choice red and white, 81 25ai IS on arri-
val. Corn in fair demaud; ear and shelled in
bulk S60982c. Oats firm and in good demand
firm and in good demand; mess pork, siS
cash; BIB so on orders. Lard, 01zg95zc in tierc-
es; l01z9lO74c for keg; Bacon, shoulders, ne;
Se4y SsS $ EB sides stock b clear SBssg packed aaE HS %
moderate demand. Whisky, firm at sc,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 23.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat, No. spring drmer; closed
lover; Closed at z7szG47z5c. Oats e auiet and
lower; closed at 30@3014c. Rye, No. dun;
closed at CSC. Hf6hwines steady at soc. Mess
pork steady at sl2 Sl@lS. Lard firm at exc.
Shoulders, &C; short ribs, 65z@61zc. Hogs
steady at SS94 IS. Cattle dull at s2g3.
NASHVILLE,
NASHVILLE, September 23.-Cotton weaker;
low mlddltng, lSc, Flour quiet and unchadged
In every respect. Wheat IN fair demand and
higher at 98c@Sl 50. Corn unchanged. Rye un-
changed. Oats unchanged. Barley unchanged.
Cornmeal, zoe. Bacon-shoulders, TIC; clear
rib sides, SIC; clear Sides SIC. Hams 149l615c
Lard-prime steam, l015c.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, September 23.-Cotton quiet:
good ordinary, Genet receipts 63S; sales
and stack, Il, SO bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, September 2-Cotton duiet; mid
ding, l91ac; net receipts, 1859; exports coast
wise, III; sales, 800; stock, 1914 bales
SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, September z.-Cotton market
quiet; good ordinary, l61S9l6szc; net receipts,
j3s; sales, 300; stock, Il, 800 bales.
CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, September 2S.-Cotton market
active; middhng, lS74c; net receipts, $40; ex-
ports coastwise, 1S7.
FOREIGN.
PARIS, September 22-Rentes, 5S francs 25
,entmes. The bullion in the Bank of France
has increased to S75,0O0 francs.
LIVERPOOL, September 22.-Cotton heavy;
FRANKFORT, September I5.-Onited States
Coupons of 1862, 955s
LONDON, September o. - Consols. 92s<.
United States Coupons of 1862, sos, 93 do '65:
B do ~, sls4; do l0-40s, S91l. TaIlow, 44s@
As Sd.
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AGRICULTURAL MATTERS.
NsHthIy Report of the Agricultural De-
partment of the United States.

WASHINGTON, September A.-ThC
monthly report of the Agricultural De
partment now ready contains a large
amount of Information concerning the
| crops. The condition of corn, as re-
ported in the August returns, was
high, except in the Southern States,
East and Middle States favorable
Still more encouraging in Missouri and
westward, and somewhat less SO in
Ohio Valley. The States below an
average in the great corn-producing
districts are: Kentucky, IS per cent. ;
Ohio, 9S per cent; Michigan, SO per
cent; Indiana, 81 per cent; Illinois,
95 per cent. Those above the aver
age: Wisconsin, 100 per cent; Min
nesOta, los per cent. Iowa, lib per
cent, Missouri, los per cent; Kan
sss, LIS per cent; Nebraska, 1l2 per
cent. The wheat report is far less
favorable than the returns of the
spring snd early summer, except as
far as relates to the East and Middle
States. The condition of wheat
at the time of harvesting, is
thus stated: New Hampshire, 104;
Massachusetts, 10l, New York lO2,
New Jersey 104, Pennsylvania 107,
Maryland 102, Michigan 106. Below
average, Maine 80. Vermont SO, Della
ware 81, Virginia 79, North Carolina
SO, South Carolina 81, Georgia 81, Ala
bama IS, Mississippi "a, Texas "a, Ar
70,, Tennessee 20, West Vir-
ginia 81. Kentucky IS, Missouri 90,
Illinois 90, Indiana 81, Ohio SO, Wis
cOnsin "a, Minnesota so, Iowa 80,
Kansas SO, Nebraska so, California 70,
Oregon 95. The amount grown in the
South is small, but the low condition
there will affect the supply but little,
The depreciation Is about ten per cent.
which will be partly offset by the in
crease in area. Barley is reported in
q condition below the average, ex-
cept in a few States. BHckWheat is
less in quantity than usual. Rye,
nearly an average crop. Hey, greatly
reduced in quantity, but excellent
quality. Potatoes, nearly an average
yield. Sweet potatoes, crop full one.
There will probably be an increase of
thirty per cent. in sugar.
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SYPHILIS.

OF all diseases which flesh Is heir to, nons
bring SO much misery, moral and ph ysicaI,
as Syphilis. To al so afflicted we can truly
say this rent dy VIII help you. Two articles
found, by experience, TO be peculiarly eftica-
ciOus for this disease, are Contained ID this
compound We ask you 70 try Dr.. FoHlsr's
Compound Extract and, by giving 1t fair
trial, it viii cure you.
We speak with much confidence OF DR..
FOWleT's Compound, becsnse We know what
IL is composed OF, and what It viii do. We
know Dr. Fowler well who Is q physician of
known rspute, standing second to noEe IN
the country, OF long experience, an honOra-
BILE man, who, having a reputation for char
aeter, as vel as ourselves, would never als
low medicine tc &C before the public with
out merit And We say Of this Compound, Il
taken according TO utreetlcrs, after a faiI
trial, 1t VIII do al We claim for il.
We offsr IL as a new discovery, which ff
certainly is-a genuine article for ScrOfula.
Syphilis and all blood i'm puriGzss; aud know
ing the genufneness OF it, as sleh we send lt
forth, saying, 60, Heal ths SahsriagI"
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
FOB SALE BY
B0eK0YER Bros, SeEs PrOprietsrs.
il3 Liberty Street, New IsFk City
G.W JONES 4 CO., Wholesale DEusgssts.
2Jz Main Street,
IE cod SOLE AGENTS FOR MEMPHIS
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Try m
NoH-RssIdsnf Noties.

No. ts.-In the Second ChaBeery Court oi
Shelby county, TennesSee.-Banya Payne.
VS.. John Fool. J. g. Pool, c. G. ". Pool, ID,
G. Pool, d. L Pool, r. NJ McEWan, James
Fathsy and Alexander L Mccain.
II appearing from bin which Is sworn to In
4 this cause that the defendant John
Pool, is Justly inds bted to the complainant
In the sum or about 5000, due BY jddgm eat,
and that Alexander L. Mccain Is a non-resi-
dent Of the state of Tennessee, and that an
attachment wss sued out Of this Court
against the property OF Defendant. John
Pool, and the same was Issued, and has been
returned by the sheriff duly levied on the
property Of defendant John Pool.
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That the said Alexander L Mccain
make bis appearances herein, at the Court
house OF the Second ChanceFy Court IN the
eity OF Memphis. Tenn, on or before the frat
Monday in October, ls71. ard plead, an
swer or demur 70 complainant's 6lll, or
tbs same Will be taken Tor confessed as 70
the said Alexander L. Mccain and set tor
hearing exparte, and that 3 copy OF this or
der be published once q week, for four sac
cessfvs weeks, IN tbs Memphis Appeal
This August 81, III.
A copy-attests
ND. Z. STEWART, Clerk and Master
BY 0zo. MALLORY, Deputy c. and n.
]. a. Taylor, sol. for conplE sep
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
YOUNG RAsCALs PUNISHED.

MILFORD, PA, September "a
Judge Dreehr sentenced William Car
roll and John Harrington, aged four
teen and fifteen years, for obstructing
the Eric railroad, to pay $10e fine each,
costs Of court, and two and half
years solitary confinement in the
Philadelphia penitentiary. The judge
delivered the sentence with great
feeling. Strong men wept in court,
and the scene was very impressive.
The boys received their sentence with
aUDareDt cOOlDess.
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HOME TELEGRAMs.


NEW YORK, September 24.-The
Tribune tomorrow will publish 9
letter from ex- United States Marshal
Murray, in which he states that in
May, 1865, Murphy, now collector OF
the port Of New York, came to him
and said that charges of fraud in the
contract had been found against him
by the Government and he would
give him Murray $4,000 to get him
out of the scrape, and that subse-
quently Murphy paid the detective
who had worked up the case against
him $500 for, as Murray supposss,
aiding Murphy in thwarting the
prosecution,
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nrArH 0rA CoREfspoNDENr.

CAIRO, September 24.-JOhn w.
Mckee, formerly a steamboat engi-
neer. but for the last FIVE years a spe-
cial correspondent at this point for the
Cincinnati Commercial, st. Louis
Democrat and other papers, died here
to-day Of consumption. Bis remains
will be taken to Smithland for inter-
ment.
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BUTLER.s CHANCES WANING.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS, September "A.
The recent Butler gains in the
cities are fully Offset by the anti But
Ter delegates just chosen in the small
towns. Republican returns show the
election OF S81 delegates, of whom 357
are Butler and 524 anti Butler men.
Majority against Butler, 167. Now it
seems certain that there will not be
less than $50, and possibly $50 against
Butler in the convention.
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THE WATCR THEFTS.

NEW YORK, September M,-Ten
workmen in the United States Watch
company, at Marion, n. j., were ar
rested for stealing portions of watches
while in process of manufacture.
TWenty-one workmen in all have
been arrested, and from the confes-
sions by some it is estimated that their
theft exceeds in value one hundred
Thousand dollars,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-25

The Houston (Texas) Union keeps
the Ku-Kiux bill standing in its col
umns as g menace 10 the Democracy,
and boasts that Grant viii certsinly
enforce it if the State does not go
Radical. This is liberty.
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A committee has been chosen by the
French Assembly to take charge OF
the government during the recess OF
that body. The men composing that
committee will prevent any mOnarchi-
cal scheme from being sprung on the
people while the delegates are soon
sultlng their constituents" They viii
watch M. Thiers, and also the leaders
of the other extreme, and thus hold
the balance even.
Some trouble has occurred in an
Illinois town by the discovery that a
Judge has for several months past been
swearing witnesses on dictionary.
The matter is to be looked into to-day
by the courts,
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THE DEVILS BATTALION.

LONDON, September 24.-The Con-
gress of the S0ciete LlteTn0tiOndLe ad
iourned after making arrangements
for movements in Germany, Italy and
Spain.
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rnE pEsr1LENCr spREAnING.

NATCHEZ, September 4.-Twenty
cases and eleven deaths from yellow
fever have been reported to the board
Ofhealth since itOriginated. One death
and two new cases to-day. Eight cases
reported this afternoon at Vidalia,
Louisiana, opposite here.
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DEATHS DoENGs.
A GOODMAN GONE.

BURLINGTON, VI, September 24.-
Hon. w. II. Benedict died to-day,
aged 76. He was for twenty-five
years professor in the University of
Vermont, for fifteen years one of the
editors and proprietors Of the daily
Free Press, and was State senator In
I834-35.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-25

FLORENCE, September 24.-King
Victor Emanuel is in Milan to-day.
He will 60 to Verona tomorrow. A
review of the manOeyers of the army
has been postponed till Tuesday,
when it takes place at Celders. From
Verona the King goes to Venice,
where he is expected on the 9th inst.
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HAVING been qualified as administrator
III OF the estate Of JOHN h. KELLY, de-
ceased this ia TO notify all persons having
claims against ssid estate to present them
to me wifhin the time prescribed ~ law, or
this notice will be plead in bar; and those
who are indebted to sad estate, will please
come forward and settle.
HENRY ESHMANN, Administrator.
apls II " L N
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
P0RTUG AL,

LISBON, September 24.-The King
has prOrOgued the session of the Oortes
until the End of January, 1872. A de-
cree for its final dissolution and for
the election of new members is ex-
pected to follow.
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MUsIcAL INST RUNE IS.
PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIM
CABlNET ORGANS.

ETAVISG vaEtly increased their facilities
Al for manufacture, the Mason and Hamllu
Organ Company are now enabled 20 offer
their Well known Organs, which are the So
knoWledged standard OF excellence among
instrune nts OF the class, at prices Of inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, Which
are, therefore. alike to all, invariabls. The
following ars Illustrations:
Four-Octave Organs. ..... $50
The same. Double Reed -........... 6
F1Te-OctaVs Organs, with Trsmuiant.
Carved and oman entsd EQ1
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops, i15
FORTY other styles up o.. lfl
All In solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made BY this Company ere thoroughly hrst-
class IL every respect They viii not make
the so-ealled cheap Organs q any price. The
com paratfTe sup. TtOrtty OF their Instruments
is now greater than ever before, as every
com petent Judge who viii carefully examins
and compare must perceive.
Ilustratsd Catalogues, With Wood Cats
from Photographs Of the different styles, fail
Information and lowest prices; also Testi-
Inontal Circular VIII be ssnt nee % any az
dress.
SAs0E & HAzLIH ORGAN &C.
wsFsrSsas, 5s6 sFssGway, Nav Yr's.
nySdAW
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AMURDERER sENTENCEp.

EVANSVILLE, IND, September "a
Sullivan, tried for the murder of Ed.
ward Tokil, on August q, was found
guilty of murder in the second degree,
and his punishment fixed at seven
teen years imprisonment. New trial
moved
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ST. LOUIS, September 24.-Ex. Gov
ernor Robt. NJ. Stewart, OF this State,
died at his residence in st. Joseph, on
the morning of the 2lst.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September 24.-SenOr
MontarO Rios will probably be chosen
President of the COrtes.
The King of Spain, accompanied by
Prince Humbert, Of Italy, has arrived
at Manrica.
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SegnEuLA-

This Compound is nevsr-faiIing cure for
this terrible disease How manv diseases
have thsir seat In the bloOd-diseases which
have been treated vainly for years. II the
blood alone is purified, In most cases health
and happiness VIII soon return. DR.. Fov-
ler's compound aeLs especially upon tha
virus in the blood causing in time me lis
appearance Of the hide rs sores, and estnr-
ing the skin to healtnful appearance. the
eye clear and sparkling, and the whole hu-
man organisation becomes healthy.
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Cash Premiums
For attendance, appointing
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1871,

AS the day for distribution, when it is ex.
pected Will be assembled the largest number
OF persons ever present at one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, viii entitle the holder to ad-
mission to The Grounds, and participation In
the chances of the following Inst of
VALUABLE CASH PREMIUMS:
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DIED..

whitaker On Sunday morning oath
inst, WILLIE WALTER infant son OF VIII
liam and Susan B. Whitaker; aged months.
Funeral services at the residence of M.
Whitaker, corner of Tennessee and Talbot
streets, this (4oNDAY) afternoon, at 8
O'Clock. Carriages in attendance.
MABSOA-On the morning of the 24tb inst
after linsering illness, Mrs. RACHEL NAB!
SON, in her 18th year.
The friends and acquaintances OF the fam.
lily are respectfully invited to attend her fu-
eral nom her late residence, No. 2s Brad ord
street, this MONDAY afternoon. at4 o'cl oce.
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THE FEVER At YrCKsRURe

VIcKsBURG, September A.-Yel-
low fever here. Five deaths in last
twenty-four hours. Several new cases
to-day.
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YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, September 2.-Nine
deaths from yellow lever in the past
fnrtv-eight hours.
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SIMMOHs' REGuLATOR.

I'VE nave tested It's virtues, and know thas
w for Dyspersis, Biliousness and throb-
biDg Headache, ii Is the best medicine the
world ever saw Editor Telegraph and Aes-
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FOwLER's ExTRAcT.
ereaiest ReaIeaI DlsoeYery d ths -
Or. FOwlsr's Compound Extract

serOfuIA, Syphilis, Liver Complaints,
Constipation, Chronic Rheuuatlsrs.
Diseases Of the Kidneys and BIsdder,
and ali Bleed Impurities.
- We oIer to the American public new
and valuable remedy for the above men
TONED diseases. Fowler's Compound Ex-
tract Is composed OF the best medicines
known to Materis Hedics- II is perfectly
pure in all its Ingredients, being composed
Of several Well-known articles universally
used by the best physicians; esch Of which
In combination-supplies what experiences
has shown 10 be wanting whsn sinEiy en-.
ployedi but the result OF patient inyestigs-
ton, requiring time, labor and sk1I, so as 70
give the public q genuine article, which they
can rely upon, and in place Of the worthless
and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country; and therefore enables Us to warrant
Fowler's Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative for diseases or the blood
a--a