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now permanently established for the treat
menC of patients, o male aud female,
WIN ara q "a icfRd with any form of
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a~E0wLER's ESTRAGf.
Greatest Medical Discovery of the Nine
-ip9 os tenth Century.
-fe9ffGEHI Elf3t - ETi| --
DE-. FOWIeF's Compound Extract


FOB THE Q OF .n-.
seFOf1Ia, syphilis, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, Chronic Rheumattsm,
Diseases of fhe KIdnays and Bladder.
aad all Blood Impurities. r81 af;5
- We offer to the American public anew
and valuable remedy for the abeTe-men-
toned diseases, FoWler's Compound Ex-.
tract is composed OF the best medicines
knownito Materia Nediea- It is perfectly
pure In all its-insTedients, being composed
Of several well-knOWn articles universally
used by the best physicians; each or which,
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS what experience
has shown to be wanting when slngly em-
ployed; but the resultSf patient tnvestiga~
ton, requiring time, labor and skill, so as to
give the public a genuine s~rtiole, which they
can rely upon, and In pIsee Ofths worthless
and dangerous Patent Medicines hooding the
country; and therefore enables usto warrant
Fowler's Compound Extrsct 70 be the 1aost
perfect curative for diseases or the Blood
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Ths arPetBaggers in Texas

We have shown the immense debt
which the Radicals have entailed
upon the people OF Tennessee, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi
and other Southern States, and it
seems the Radical TOgaes have been
as busy in Texas as g bee in a clover
blossom. We give below a lew Off
cial figures, showing the operation Of
Radical rule in Texas, which CORES
ponds with the experience OF that as
tendency everywhere else, both in the
Federal and State Governments:
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The popnlatien Of the United sAtes
is. B,71S.045 mon than that 0 the
mother country. The pepulation of
LONDON IS S,ssS,Os2, which exceeds by
90, 900 the aggregate population of the
eleven largest cities in the United
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saLRoABs
Memphis and louisville

ELEGANT sleeping cars run through TO St.
-L0NiS saa9L onisVnfb on tue d3l4 PM. train.
The4 Rm. and $50 PA, trains DO net run
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ScRnEnLA.

This Compound is a never-failing cure for
this terrible disease. How many diseases
have their seat in the blood-dlsesses which
have been treated vainly FOR years. 1t the
blood alone is purified, in most cases health
and happiness win soon return. Dr.. Fow-
ler's. Compound scis especially upon the
virus in The blood, causing In time the dis
of the hideS US sores, and lestor-
ing the skin to q heaithful appearance, the
eye clear and sparkling, n the whole hu-
man organization becomes healthy.
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Feruc " Of Communist MOasH.

Many tales are told of the ferOcity
displayed blythe womem Of the Com
mune, Whejn many instanceSariSsipd
the furies efbthe FIRST revolutforT ahb,
used to- dance round tbs g%1iIloEne1
and lick up the blood which stfeames5t
from it. Howevet, n5any women an.
pear to have Simply fought onthsi
barbados. I must own, SAYS a Paris
correspondent, that saw nothing but
~vivapdieres, and no female warriors
engaged inscfualo combat. A friend
OF mine WHO'S In the1artilleryg per
ceiving that oneaof the amazons who.
was clothed in red flannel, her hair
streaming wildly down her back, aldr
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5inQHaaon5


LIVER DISEASE
prevail to q greater
bly, any other NAL
always snxtously
Liver Is regulated
Is almost fnvaria
Of action in the
ache
the Shoulders, Con
Stomach, Bad Taste
Ious attacks, Palpi
DEPRESSION OF the
and q hundred othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. Il acts
and, being simple
pOunI, can do no
less IN every way.
20 years, and hun
and q eat o all
try viii vouoh fOr
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SYPHILIS.


OF al diseases which hesl is heir TO, none
bring so much misery, moral and physical,
as Syphilis. To ali so sfii5ted We can truly
say tails remedy viii help you. Two sFecles
foauA By experience, to be peculiarly efioa.
cious for ais disease, are contained in this
compound. We ask you to try Or. FowIers
compound Extract and, by giving it g fair
trial, 1t viii cure you. .t
We speak with much confidence OF DR..
Fowlefss Compound, beeause we know what
Il Is composed OF, and what it viii do We
know d Fowler wen, who Is & physician OF
known repute, standtug second 10 IN
the country, Of long experience, an hOnora-
BILE man, Who, hRying a-reputstiOn for char
acter, as well as ourselves, would never al
low q medicine TO &C before the public with
out merit, And we say of THIS compound, If
taken according to directions, alter q fRtI
trial, II wiz do alive claim dor IL
We offer IL IS q new discovery which It
certainly is-a genuine article Tor SeFofals,
Syphu and all blood Impurities; anu know
ing the genuineness of IL, as such We send It
forth, saying, Go, Heal the sutferinglH
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
FOR SAL ~
BOcK0VER BROS, Sole PropristOrs.
If3 Liberty Street, New YOrk City
q. W. JONES & Co, Wholesale Druggists,
257 Main Street,
VI cod SOLE AGENTS FOR MEMPHIS.
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COFFEE AID Tea.

WE have tested its virtues, and know that
w for Dyspepsia 8liOusness-a and thrOb-
bing Headache, II IS the best medicine the
world ever sav9EdItOr Telegraph endMes-
Ranaer. Macon. Ga.
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i EMPEES APPEAL
JOURNAL OF THE eITY.
TUESDAY sORsIpe. IpL4 as, 1871

&C. We wish all merchants Oun6 erstand
that this once wiz o De ~responfible for
snd wuufnot pay any debts crested by Rny
individual ccnnected with the once, in any
capacity, unless the same shall have nrsl
been presented 10 and accepted for payment
by O.. W. Alexander, Business Manager o.
The APPWAL.
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2gEOTTOH PRESS.
- PRATT'S
SOUTHERNzMRDE GIN.

-fisslg. VIVA sIJ.d AlJf asA i 7"'
THIS Gin, OF light draft, makes a good
Il sample, and viii pick more lint from the
same amount OF seed cotton, and in leTS
time, than any other Gin. 1t does not break
the roll nor choke; Is simple in its construc-
tier and not liable TO get out Of order.
MI. Pratt has made upward of 10000 |ins
for India, Egypt, Mexico, Brazil and the
Southern States, which have given general
satisfaction.
1t is q good rule TO try all things and hold
fast TO what has been approved aud answers
ihs pnrposel for which 1t b made. This is
claimed for Prattsl Gin, and admitted by
practical Isnters who have used 1t.
Steam Engines and Machinery,
made by Talbot q Sons, OF Richmohd, va,
Tor sale. These engines, with the latest i'm.
provements and Of superior Workmanship,
taken the premium over others et fairs
wheTedhey havs been exhibited.
Orders for Gins, Engines and Gum Bands
promptly hIled. Gins repaired by a sRlful
Observation-Disclosures, Memphis, Tenn,
-Sogf-- G. W. TRuEHEaRTIAgsRt D
jy1S daw For Daniel Pratt, Talbot 8 Sons. 3
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MEDICAL D~lsPEESARY7
DR. o.. s. JoANSON'S
MEDICAL D~IsPENsARY
2iO kaIa Street. sp Stairs,
Between washington ana Adams Streets,
EPH FEErzEssEF, 81

Is now permanently established for h treat
menC of patients, both male q female,
who are afflicted with anV fOrm Of lL
VENEREAL sr SECRET DISEASES
such as syphilis, GonorThea, 9lset, StriGfures
n all Urinary Dis6asest ~SyphiaEiC or her.
cufIaf affections of the throat, skin or bones,
Orchttis, herniRAerT rupture; also, the effects
OF q solitary habit, ruinous to the body and
mind, producing blOtehes. on the face, debli-
ty,! impotency, dizziness, dirtness Of sight,
confusion OF ideas, evil ~fOrebodlng, aversion
to society, loss of memory, weakness, etc, not
all OF these many case, but all occurring
FREQUENTLY in various cases. rheumatism
and rheumatic pains curedby q new method.
Particular attention pstdto the D1SSAsESi
OFtWOMEN, such as Excessive, suppressed
or painful Redistribution, JLuchorrhRa or
Whites, falling Of the womb and all 1-regu-
larties OF fhe monthly periods, causing ster-
Llity or barrsnness, q MISUNDERSTANDING
tio1. Yat,-.IIra H.e uggL LlIa u5-fz=L b
y i doctor can be consulted personally or
by Btter upon all diseAses rot requiring his
attention outside Of his offcs. ONCE hours,
rom 3 am. 70 5Oac1ecSP .m.a1.Ea
mhI7 @SStU .JCHNSON, NJ.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Grenada, Houston { Eastern R.R. Co.
JOHN LILLY
G. C-WARD'&EBRO
.ErInr CHIEF ENGINRER

OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER,
MEMPHIS, TENN, July I, lSIL(
nr Proposals for the building OF sixty-hVe
miles or the above road, in The state OF Mis-
sissippi, Will ne received up TO August LIST, TO
include graduation masonory u bridging;
also, rails. fastenings and crOssties, at the
option or the contractor.
Proposals for sections OF nvs miles will be
received Probes and specifications can be
seen at the ONCE Of the President. W.
Tucker Okolona, Miss, or st this ONCE, No.
Il magnolia Hoekg The company reserve the
20 reject any or all bids not looking to
an early completion Of the work.
Hlr- 1l facNsa. NOON fhisf Engineer,
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C~0PARTHERSHIP N8TEEs
DISSOLUTION.

'TNHE Partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the uuiersfgned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Thomas Gheridau
having sold his interest In the Marble Sen
ate'f to his partner. Patrick MOnagan, who
alone Is responsible forAan indeOtedness, and
will settlea outstanding business qR to tste.
~ PAT. NONAGAE,
aH i- &. vtlHHOS. SdER1DAN.
MamOhf Iulv L U7I iva
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT 0OL

.TIIANTD at the BaleiRh Weolen FactOry,
w On WoIRlYeF, 9ine miles rem Aem.d
pnlSt WOOL for cash On To mauufactufe. .fpr
Ill particulars send for circular. 80 TX
teaW &C. "a CIV. HSlLAREA acc
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SEWING MACHINES.
as5a AMERICAN 1Af ~ sl-l.
.rhasd bnH .llnb 1901 AKA
0vsr-Ssaming, Bu~ttUnlhele& Sewing
z1sh M EHTaEs9 aeO- G.
30. - M~ATNATREET.

HAVE been appointed agent Tor lhE cele-
4 DRAFTED machfnR, and Hflfhavstue VARIOUS
machines OF this aeompanyyon SSEhfbitioE
and for sale atmyrooms, AInn fiat nt IS.
NO. aSS MAIN ETREETs
I~Up-staArs) from this dabe. This machine
does WQrkshat canno be done by any other
machine now In mRIket5 md at the same
time does al the various Kinds OF ssRFtng
done by Ruy machlne now IN usAS,It Is.
- durable, conventent, 100 LooKISG, ehea3
and al 9asg 70 IS ans aHaenfne nov made.
EverynbdYl iEtDYitedto examine and satisfy
aYfsod =. FoEnlsIl NNi4 RenA. 6nllf2-
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IN suecessiaI upsrstioHd for Ix years. mo
j THB0UGH TICKETS sold on this line,
Parties Sch andiKNow Whatthey pay for be-
fore parting with one dollar 2D4t e1s ia
These hacks are all OF b yaTyykest mste-
fiRl and BUTT expressly Tor THIS travel. They
seat six persons, afeD areenABd 1oOmy, and
may be used by parties OF from W TO five
with Ordinary baggage, or for the
seats bemgJBo c~0nstfucsed rs easily to con-
stitute D bed. Reoember, thisn1s b only
Accommodation Hack Line, and no through
tickets are sold over IT. Hacks may be Sc
cussd by aAtterJor telegraph ONCE at the
Anthony andAshlsy stables, Little tsQekSA1k
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The Savannah Ners, of the 22d ult.,
has the following concerning the Staley-
Hungcrford affair, which has been pre-
viously noticed in tho Necs:
Monday evening Mrs. Fogarty, the
keeper of the house in which Sue Hun
gerford had been we'll nigh cut to pieces
appeared at the Police Barracks in great
trepidation, dressed in i1ale costume, and
demanded protection for her household.
She vas evidently very much excited.
and very eager that a police guard
should be detailed for her relief. She
told the officer ia command that Mr.,
john \. Staley had called at her house
that evening aud demanded certain pa
pors which he alleged had heen lett in
Sue Hungeriord's charge. Mrs. fogar-
ty said she knew nothing Of them. but
Iwouln 60 in and Inquire, and if the pa,
Apers were here he shnu!d hive them.
lie then demanded admission to Sue
iungcrinra's room, stating sit was all
isht, and he must zee her anyhow. y
'trs, torsarty %demurrcd, stating that
in her present weakened condition, Sue
ought not to sec anybody. and least Of all
iiih. At this point Mrs. Forgarty no.
,iccd the .leNm of Il knife, aud said.
God bless me! what is that I" Its
the knife that my wife cut her with"
replied Stalcy but never you mind
that's all right. want to gee you pri-
vately. Step back here for a moment"
Perfectly terrified, Mrs. Forgarty com
piled with his request, and asked him
what he wanted. ''In the first place."
said Staicy, II want you to promise me
solemnly that you won't swear against
me, whatever you do, or if you do it will
Ire the worse for you" Mrs. Forgarty
assured him tfhut whatever sue might
have to say when called upon Cor hes
evidence it should be the truth" Sta
ley again cautioned her to "min6 what
she was about" and a visitor knocking
for admission gave Mrs. Fogarty the
chance to escape to her room, assume
male attire, and hasten with all speed to
the Police Barracks, where her story was
soon told.
In compliance with her request, the
officer in charge detailed a police nau to
remain upon her premises until he WAS
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The Master THE.
BY JOHN FIsKE.

The legend OF tie Master Thief is no
less rcmarsSble thar that Of pnnchkiu.
In the Scandinavian tale the thief, wish
ing to get possession Ola farmers OK,
carefully hangs hiasell to a tree by the
"dsidc. The farmer, passing by with
hisoN, is indeed strucI; BY the sight of
the dangling body, but thinks it none
OF bis business, aud does not step 80 Ill
]terierc. No oor has he passcd than
tie thief lets himself down, aud running
swiftly along a by .path, hangs himself
with equal prccaution to a second tree.
This tine the farmer is astonished and
puzzled but when for the third time he
meets the same unwonteu spectacle,
thinking that three suicides in one MORN
ing are too much for easy credcncc, he
leaves his OK and runs back to see wheth-
er the other two bodies sre really where
he thought he saw them. While he is
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NUMBER z

relieved, thus relieving for the time being
her fear of a~ssassiuation Whore Mr..
Staley went after his interview withsMrs
Fogarty, orghat hia ~iqtentions. mayahaye
Been, passes our conjecture
Sic Hungcrford yet remains ip.arxaaas.
precautions st5ee. IN her deep distress
She has found many personai friends
to administer to her relief and as
s'stancs CRY mn .he regarded
as eztresneig preblema1fsHHsTs-=N=
Constitution, however, may enable her to
recover from theNsevefe injuries she has
sustained.
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NOR e,waVs,

No mother should over be without n bottle of
the EXPECT0RANT ntic house. We have
numerous certificates Of zee having relieved.
almost instantly, ila little sufferer, when
death ippearca almost incsitaaie.
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The Peoples Bakery.
NEXT DOOR TO
EEsn N nSsyU

- r.F#.
g Of Isesh,'terfas, gsah:,eA, FHasseH. Sc
I anu happy to ANNOUNCE to the eITI.
lens of orangeburg, that I am now PRE-
PARED to SUPPLY families and Customers
with BREAD, CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS
BAKERY.
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
care to suit the most fastidous tastes.
The PATRONAGE Of my friends and ffeii-
iow-oitizens ia respectfully solicited.
TH0S. w. ALBERGOTTI.
hiFs. aE1EitGUTTi returns thanks for
the Patronage heretofore bestowed, and
hopes her friendn and Customers will contin-
ue the same.
She will keep. constantly on hand an as
,%sortmcnt of FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usual
dec 10 3m
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ne quiet and composure
TO CONSERVATIVES

1t is invaluable, as it Immediately relieves
the difficult breathing and harrnSsing cough
which attends that disease.
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rs !, . Er N.

Es Il Ia IS, . re, VI IL
These instruments have hecn before the
Public for nearlcy Thirty years, and upon
their cxc5lence alone attained an uapurchGs-
sd pre-emiacace, which pronounces them un-
e~triiie,i.
Their TONE combines grea, power, sweet
ness and fine singing quality, 80 well as great
purity Of lntouation and S"eetncss through
GU, the entire scnlc.
Their TOUCH is plant anil elastic, and
c%hlively free from tho stiffness found in SO
mnits Pianos
IN WORKMANSHIP they are uneguaIlc /
ns.ng mono but the very best SEASONED NATE
nitG, iiIe largo capital employed in our bust
ness enabling MS to keep continually an i'm
menRc stock of lun,bsr, &c, on hand.
Al cur SouARB P1ASos have our New I'M
proved OrersbwH9 ScQle and AGRAFFE TfEBLE.
We would call special attention to our
| late improvements in GRAND PIANQS AND
| sQUAIE GRANDS, P1TENTpp Aucusr II
lSGG, Withdrawing The Piano nearer perfcc
lion th&nsbas yet been attained.
Every Piano fully warranted for Five Years.
VIC have made arrangements for the Sole
WnoLvsaGa AGESoY for the most celebrated
PARIO1 ORGANS AND MEL0DEONS,
which We otfer. Wholesale and Retail, at
Lowest Factory Prices.
VIM, KNABR & co.
Bainmore, Nd.
sept 10 I'm
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F0ss AspuMA

q is q epecifc-one d,se often relieving the
distressing choking, and producing calm and
pleasant refoac.
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framing hypothesis Of witclicraft by
wa'sh to explain the phenomenon, the.
Ithlef gsss away with the OK. In the
Il'opadesa-Nse story receives a finer
point. ga Brafss.a. who had vowed n
Sacrifice, went,to the saket TO bn4 !
Three thieves saw Kfais~.d w,n.
ted to get hold Of the goat. They
|tioned themselves at intervals on OF the
high road. When the Brahman, who
Mkarried the goat or his back appreeched
thief, the thief said: ssBrahmap
why do you carry a dog on your backT'
The Brahman replied: at is not a
dog it is q goat" a little while after
|he was accosted by the second thief,
BSho said, "Brahman, why do you carry
"a dog on your back Z" The Brahman
tfelt p%erplexed, put the goat down, ex-
2amined 1t and walked on. Soon after
he was stopped by the third thief, who
said, "Brahman, why do you carry a
dog on your back 2" Then the Brahman
was frightened, threw down the goat. and
walked home to perform his additions
for having touched an u~nclean animal
The thieves took the goat and ate it. The
adroitness of the Morse King in eth,
1 Three Princesses Of Whiteland" show.
but poorly in comparison with the keel
psychological insight and cynical sarcasm
Aof these Hindu sharpers. In his tray
"a this prince met three brothers fight
ing on a lonely moor. They had~leer
fighting for a hundred J6~rs about The
spossession of a hat, a cloak, and n pail
of boots, which would make the wearel
invisible and convey him instantly width.
ersoever he might wish to go. The
King consents to act as Umpire, provi.
ded he may once try the virtues of the
magic garments; but oncc clothed in
them, OF course he disappears, leaving
the combatants to sit down aud suck
their thumbs. Now In the "Sca Of
Streams of Story" written in the
twelfth century..b6y somadeva of Cash.
more the Indian King Putrska, andeEI
Ing tE6 yipdhgra Maunteisss mi
larly s~liacouits bfo55z
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Ninety-six paper mills in this country
were destroyed by fire during the year.
A school teacher in Clarke County,
Iowa, has been dismissed for kissing the
"big girls"
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Esep d "a Hand!

This dread disease requires prompt action
rs soon M the hoNrsc, hollow ~dougliis heard,
apply the remedy, and it is easily subducd
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OI
Acts and Joint Resolutions
Passed by the Legisratnre---
Session 1870 and iSSI.

an Act to cest he fiAe Of tie SattefoG
Lot Of Land inthe E1tgele Orange
burg, Of teaith DeidsicA Ki5esp1ng died
tcisez, III !he Ros@assr or Purchasers,
tehas~~ PayJfor DE Pseatises finder.
a Sale by a Decree of he Probate
Court Of Charleston County, and to
aiirect lie application IF tic proceeds
ss
SECTION. 1. BE it enacted By tae
Senate and House of Representatives Of
the State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and by
the authority Of the same, That the III.
tic of tho State to n let of ladd, artd the
buildings thercon, of which Deidrich
Kleprins died seized, situated ON Main or
Russell street, in the village Of Orange
burs, Is hereby vested ii andet
ghaxpS 4. asepe Il Z
sei Isl sssik, fM
49, L.
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quarrelling over pair Of shoes. which
are like the sandals of Hermes, and q
bowl which has the same virtue as Alad,
din's lamp. "Why doa't you run a
race for them z" suggests Patraka, and
Jas the two blockheads start furiopsly off,
De quickly picks up the bowl, ties on
the shoes, and flies away.
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Hslt Delay is Dangerous!

HSr The properties of the EXpECro-
RANT are demulcent, nutritive, balsamic.
soothing and healing. II braces the nervous
system and produces pleasant and refreshing
sleep;
IL E.thaqra'cs and Rch"rcs G2oomtaacss
ami Depression.
Containing MI ihcsG qualities in a conven-
lent and concentrated form, it has proven TO
be the
Most Valuable Ling Balsam
ever offered to sufferers from Pulmonary dis
cases.
Prepared by
WIZ. ~. TUTT az LAND,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Sold ~ DrugJiis:s cve'yphere.
nov en-
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a;;3i: saii.ag .a!c checked, and baii-
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing a restore the
hair Tihero inc i~oiiicics are destroyed,
or the glands atrophicd and decayed.
But such as remain can DO saved for
usefulness by this application. Iastead
Of fouling the hair with q pasty sedi-
mont, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to tie hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a