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"OUT OF THE DEPTHS"
A Mothers Lsve Eadurss ffsm the Cradle
to the 6rsYs.

From the Knoxville Press and Hsraad1
A. mothers love IS stronger Than
death and her devotion oSe+ccnoa1
difficulties and perils that strong men
would shrink from. The f0IlowiDG
incident narrated to US, last evepJnS
Is literally true, and illustrates
WOman's devotion and a mofber5s
courage.
Mrs. Moore, wife Of Colonel W. A
Moore, living near Leadvale. Letter,
sob county, was at home alone last
Friday, when a negro woman came
running into the house with the in
formation that Mrs. MOOre's little son
three years old, had fallen down the
we'll. Mrs. Moore ran to the well
and looked down into it lust in time
to see her child disappear under ne
water. Not a man was about the
her husband being OF about a
quarter of a mile, but, without a mo
ment's hesitation, the brave lady
grasped the Well-rOpe and went down
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sas, and it only remains for the mer-
chants Of Memphis, next Monday
afternoon, to show that theywin have
a title in fee simple to this magnif-
cent commercial estate. The price to
be paid, in view Of the acquisition
to be made, is triaing. Whether
we have any public spirit,
whether there is such quality known,
and whether the system Of cut-thrOat
~selhshness must ever prevail in the
conduct Of the commercial fortunes OF
this city, will at the same hour be de-
termined. With lessened taxation,
with the shortest possible route by
rail to the cotton mills Of the old
world, with wide, rich cotton fields
expanded at our very doors, with
God and nature doing everything for
US, shall we refuse to help ourselves?
Must the Arkansas Packet Company
be dissolved and lOst2
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PETIroH FOR INCORPORATION.


No. GIL-In the First Chaucery Goa %.
shelby county Tennessee.
WHEREAS, N !. Wlcks. ". avery A.
w w. Peters, D. L0cEFll. ~ W. Es.ar.
j. J. steele, M. q. PeaIce. VI. =. Lake. b.
Montgomery, @. Jones, j. C. Johnson. E- II.
BERKSHIRE, j. = clayton. a. ASTON Is IS
barues, crank Ealt, LG1arrelt, noon.
Il. O. Brinkley, u. C. McCom1. q. 81 Vance.
Lyles j.. Holman, w. H. Cherry, 1T HaUlFr
Thomas BOYLE. - Martin. Mrs. heuI.-r.
Mrs. Correu. August Bert0u, ". Dean. ~ II.
DOuneiiy, A.. MOnteveaI. F. Llgne n Inc
W~uleuDurg. Mrs. &c AtElnsal
Douglass, A.. p Curry -Speed1
q. j. HarEau- all residents of eIe-.. county,
tennessee, and the present coz o.
THE SHELBT CoUNTY
ave uled AL application I'D LLt
Gerry Court Of Shelby county. Tor zl amend
ment 70 the charter OF SAID AlH-t-a- -JA-
Danv. granted it by an act OF Ll= gene as
spmbIV Of the state OF Ianl--aeef pissed ll-
ing = session Of the LeElhla .l4e Lel4 IN L1e
~ TEsQ me desired amendment beng that
addftf0uaI pOTers be granted said crrDCEI-
lion as 10 The rules governing subscribers
fhqf fhe powers OF the President and Clres-
tors e enlarged concerning che purchase and
disp0saI of real estate, the Negotiation OF
loans. etc. etc. For further Information Us-
areues Is hat To- said petition herein.
Tr Is therefore ordered, that all rars0uz de-
string so Co do make their l-uueaa5ue herein
at the C-0urt-n0use Of said Count, i'm the city
of Memphis, Tenn on or before the ErTr
Monday in July, 1871. aud show cause. If auv
they have, why the said amendment should
not be granted aecordinE 20 the PRAYER OF
said petition, or the same win be heard and
proceeded WITH eEparta, and that q copy OF
rs order pc published FOR thirty daysm u1a
Memphis appeal
EDMUND a. COLE, CLERK and Mater
% EJ.bLACE- DepEty Clerk p Lesl5E.
b >. barnes and Van ~ Anderson AtlEE
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Tr-ETHUrH Ann NOTHING BIT THE
TRITH.
When we tell Northern people that
slavery IS forever abolished and that
cur people would no more assume
plblic and personal responsibilities
INC dent to- the defunct institution,
when we assent to all facts necessarily
u-rtineltlo this change, when we agree
t1abide hy issues which the war de-
tsrmined. We have done quite enough.
Beyond this al that is forced upon US
g. hateful. There is no necessity for
any fraud in the matter, and when we
a sert that the Constitutional Amend
ments, except the Thirteenth, are
Odi0us and viii be rescinded whenever
a convention Of the States or absolute
Democratic power in the government
nay render the contamination posi-
bic, we tell the simple, unvarnished
truth. There are few, very few
Southern people who differ from
"a iu this, and there are
none. If honest and brave, who would
have as IaiI TO proclaim the fact. But,
l1ldt Llldi say the cautious time
servers, don't tellnow what you would
do u you could. Call these odious
measures aud Ku-Klux acts " accom-
pIished facts" and let US delude the
North. Let US make New England
happy with the assurance that we ap-
prove the civil rights and social equal.
iy measures, and all the enOrmities
done by Congress. And what reason
Is assigned for the suggestion that we
should become living lies, misrepre-
ssnting ourselves and the whole
Southern people? The answer is
4" Let Us have peace" The mockery
OF the horrible sentence has been Illus.
trated through every day and week Of
Giants official life. We cannot, for
such q boon, utter or act q false
hood, and repeat it, that no
measures of Radicalism are made
better OF worse because they
have been, In violation Of organic
law, made part Of that law, and no
law OF act Of that government, wrong
il Itself, IS made right by tamely sub.
hitting TO It.. We are for the lawful
repeal of unlawful m0ckeries Of con-
stitud0naI law, and to this extent
differ from VaIlsndigham, whose
nerves have been unstrung by Radj-
cal triumphs, and whose eyes are
d8zed, as age comes over him, by the
daWning splendOrs Of a seat in the
United States Senate.
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~NOn-ResIdsnt Notice.

No. 265 In the second Chancery Court OF
Shell ~ county, Tenns-Geo- >. GOlloday,
and wife, Virginia O.. GOllodays vs.. John
u Er, q. K. HendricksOn et al.
IT a. ,pesrln0 nom nil. dulv sworn 20 s -
Il thH .canae tbaf tbe defendants Ton ~
49, X. Hendrickson, Rose Hendricks on,
L~eodrlcEson and z. sheldon are 7lon-
-oslas ms OF the State of Tennessee.
their anpeeraFea be~eGe make
OF u ie Second Chencs- $3.50 rno1se
cOun' ~. IN she CITY al Sfssro~SI onelDy
before me nrst Monday In jnIy. ~.
P-eAas answer OF demur 10 eonnls5n1
eAs BILL OF the same win be taken ~ eoa
Leese Las 20 them and set for hear ~ eS,s~fa
once 4 week ~ four snccses published
the Neaphis APPEAL. ms - weeks In
A sopy-attest; 10 Ao'L
MI. L. STEWART, CLERK a Mastar
~ AA hurley SOL LOT complainant
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twenty-four feet to the surface OF the
water, and grappled in its depths,
with her feet. for the child. She found
him and drew him, with her feet, 10
the top OF the water, then, holding on
to the rope with one hand and placing
her feet in crevices Of rock wall, she
worked and labOred with her babe till
he revived and her husband came to
her rescue.
Pen never worked a more sublime
act Of herOism or more mOtheTly de-
vOtiOn than the story Of how Mrs.
Moore saved her child from out Of the
deem well.
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R1aaolutton.

TUE partnership. under the name sand
Z style Of Lawrence & Gilmore, was dis
solved, by mutual consent. on the hrst day Of
Nay. Either party may receipt for deots due
Lle nrm. r ID. LAWRENCE.
Aay H, 1871. GEO ". GILMORE.
50 We have two fine Desks and one Halls
Safe for sale, cheap. my4
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Fl SHING GROUNDS.
MA OK FISH LAKE,

BLACK FISH LAKE,
% MEMPHIS, TENN. Nay 3. 1871.
So The public are hereby notihed that the
Fishery OF Btratpon q Helstand, on Black
Fish Lake. viii be opened nom this date.
Conveyance viii meet parties at the Station
q miles nom Memphis, on L. i. F., and cons
vtsy them to the LAKE. Everything furnished
for the accommodation Of ptcnics and nsh-
III Q PARTIES, STRATTON 4 HEISTAND.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
B~EERSHEBA SPRINGS,
Grundy CO., Tenn

GEundy Co., Tom.
This property having been purchased BY
the undersigned, and thoroughly redtted
and furnished, viii be opened to the public
for The ensuing season, on the 18th Jun
next.
For the benefit Of those persons who have
never visif ed this, before the war, celebrated
watering place, we beg leave to say that, for
the eXcellency Of It's chaly beate and neestOne
waters, grandeur Of scenery and purity Of
atmosphere, IL is not surpassed, II equaled,
by any establishment in the South. The To-
cation is UpOn one Of the highest points Of
the Cumberland Mountains, within a few
hours ride Of the University Of the South,
and Of the large Swiss colony recently estab-
lsbed in this state.
Visitors leaving Huntsville, Chattanooga,
or Nashville by the morning train, will ar
rive at the Springs, Uta TullahOma and Nc
Minnville, on the evening Ofihe same day.
Parties wishing 10 engage rooms for the
season can do so by addressing Us at Nash
vile until 18th May; after that time at Beer
sheba Springs.
CHARGES o BOARD-By the day, SO; by
the week, S7 SO; by the month, $50. Children
and serVanbs half price.
RESIDENT PHYsICIANs-Dr. J. d. Winston,
of Nashville; DR.. E. N. Franklin, of Sumner
Co. s. M SCOTT & 60.
Nashville, Tenn, APRIL Is7L. apis
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PRICES OF THE
MASON & HA NJ LIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly Increased their facilities
II for manufacture, the Mason and Hamltn
Organ Company are now enabled to offer
their well NOW Organs, which are the ac-
knoWledged standard OF excellence among
Instruments of the class, at prices OF inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore, alike to al, inYariable. The
following are Illustrations;
FOur-OctaVe $50
The same, Double 65
F~tve-Octave Organs, with Tremulant,
Carved and Ornaments -..........- leo
The same, Double Reed, with Fiv Stops, I25
Forty other styles up to-.-..------.......... 1000
All q solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly hrst-
class in every respect. They VIII not make
the so-called cheap Organs az IN price. The
comparative superiority OF their Instruments
is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who viii carefully amir
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
from Photographs Of the different styles, full
Information and lowest prices; also, Testi-
mOnial Circular viii be sent free TO any adj
dress.
MASON g. HAMLlN ORGAN co.
WaFsF00ms, $50 Broadway, New York.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
OFTTCE SECRETARY MISSISSIPPI RIyER)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Memphis. Tenn. Nav & 1gTI

Memphis, Tenn, May S, lB7L)
NOTICE IS hereby given that a meeting OF
n the Stockholders OF the Mississippi River
Railway Company, Is called 70 assemble al
the Conurv Courtroom, on Union street.
Memphia- Tenn, on the second Tuesday.
being Che 18th day Of June, III, 10 elect nine
DlroCforw Tor SAID Company, to serve for one
wear no m the ninth day OF July next, and
until h cir successors are elected and quail
By or Ter OF the Board Of Directors.
JOHN L. NORTON,
$780,.
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PETITIONS FOR mC0RP0saTl0E.
PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.

No, Z7, RA.-Ffrst Cbs1cary C1ur. 1E5Ezll7
COuuty. Tennessee.
WHEHEAS. the Rev. g E~rua Rev. ID.
w AOBrlen- J. H.1fea-lgr ard weary
81 clt1zeus Of SHELBY uUr L-lrasea ana
the present corpOrar0rs oil the Peter
Literary Association, have r.e. an esa
ton I'm the First LnaUCer- Court a. --a.Hr
county, Tennessee. for au aL-l.La- HH the
charter ut the 81. Peters Literary A-Erl.I-
ton. granted DO By an act 0llls General a--
sem1iy OF the state OF Tennessee. passed Feb
ruary ID, loe. the desired amendment being
llaE ia addition % the powers already Eur-
e1 as Aforesaid said 50. Peters Literary AEaI-
citation be alluWel to Cb6alu and hold by Zee
simple conveyance Ia trust, OF lg purchase
in fee simple, or for less estate or otherwise
real estate in the county uf-lellF- STATE
OF Tennessee, for all religions purposes cone
ueCteC with the Roman Ds-rUueE Church and.
for the urpCsE OF ESTABLISHING IuErua-es
rpnau asyLums- other azgLuIs and Lu=-
plEals- % Ike education, religious and e-s-
musynary purposes
i is therefore ordered. That en- persons
wishing so % do, make tleir EureHraucH
herein 90 the Court. House or SAID C1TrE u
the CITY of Memphis, Tennessee. on OF before
the nrst Monday in June, ISL. and snow
cause, If any they have, why the amendment
prayed for should not be granted. else the
viii be proceeded with e-1-rfe. ana
that this order be publishes for llir-g dlF5
IN the Memphis Appeal.
Ac0py-Atte5t:
i. A. COLE. CLERK and Master
BY =. ]. BLACE- %. t.. and 81
AUmes & Postou. solicitors apzL
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NOTICE OF p%lSsOLUTlON-

THE c-OpsrtDership heretofore existing IN
Il der the style Of PITTMAN, COBB q Co. fs
THIS day dissolved by mutual consent. ED.
C,,ofsB viii take charge OF the assets and settle
Tn G business. r r.. PITTMAN.
r. ID. COBB.
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T. D. COBB, OF the late firm of PIrTMAN-
COBB d Co., VIII continue to do q Cotton
brokerage and Commission business. under
the style Of Il. d. COBB & Co.
G66 Front street.
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VOW IS THE TINE 70 SUBSCRIBE.
Lumber, Laths and Shingles.
ReduOed-
am Ia e0LlRAp0."

IT. ,argous desiring TO go 20 Colorado
~ s5,n 40 SO at my reduced rates by join
Ing or Colony, twenty-five miles nom Den.
We CIV On the D. and II, G.. r. r, where
ina town Of Memphis is now building. Lota
zen - twenty-five and dfy dollars fOr nfty
~ one hundred and fifty feet; 5000 acres
OF fne farming lands are secured for our
eolonists ct 81 - peEaere, Call and ace.
lumber, $40 per l000 feet.
A. HITAFELD, al Second st.,
apE Memphis, Tenn
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R. Z. PITTNAN having retired from the
nrm OF PITTHAS, COBB & Co, viii continus
the Cotton Buying and Commission business
under The style OF r h. PITIMAN d CO.
MEMPHIs, May l5, 1871. myl6
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DISSOLUTION.

THE nrm ofN. CALHOON & co. is this day
4 dissolved by mutual consent. All un-
nnlslled business can be settled at the %
sLan q No. To- Front steeet; a ali persons
indebted 70 same viii please call, settle and
save costs. n. Calhoun
-Msmphis. April .. W. PHTTTTpg
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THAT NoIsELEss,

r,NK MOTION. LOCK STITCH, Straight
Seedla. Riees Sewing Machine, Is on
trol ~ by parties who VIII stay Trae, we
hev s3handled other machines, but seeking
M haSt have found Ii. Agents wanted
eve, ~-Wbsre- FRAZER a. o
no III 48NO1th Court Square,
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A R00Y F0R THE NILLI0N-


sHRmnFHREf PRIVATE COUNSELOR 10
MAnnHAHEfTHH MARRIEDc or those about
GUIDE. cal GO m mys9s SR snI ana R56SI rsv9F5.
lions OF the sexual system, with the --latest
d~iseover{es In producing and preventing on
sorinR pregsrVfnR the complexion, etc.
This IS an interesting work OF two hundre
and twsnty-fOur pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains YaIo2Dle information
for those who are married or contemplate
marriage; stin It Is 3 book that ought TO be
under lock and key and not laid c~aralesal
about the house
Sent 10 any one Tree Of postagel for so cents.
Address DR.. Butts D1spensarys No. Il N.
Eighth street, st, Louis mo.
~ Notice 70 ne Aftoted and OSgOTt0nGss
Before applying TO the notorious QUACKs
who advertise IN public papers, or using any
matter what your disease Is, or how deplora-
bic ia condition.
Dr.. Bats can DO consulted, personally or by
mall. on the diseases mentioned in his works
once, NO Il N. Eighth strsst, bet. Markets and
Chestnut. st Bnuia. No d&W
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ATOTICE.-HavinR suggested the insolvency
~ ofthe estate Of JAMES MORAN, deceased,
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to ole the same with the
CIerk OF The County Court on or before the
i9th dav OF October, 1871, or they will be for
ever barred In law d equity.
WILLIAM, BERGIH,
ann Administrator.
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LIVER DISEASE

LIVER DISEASE
prevail to a greater
bly, any other NAL
always a-nLiCusly
Liver is regulated
Is almost invsria
Of action In the
ache, COnstipa ton,
the Shoulders, COu
stomach, Bad Taste
ioUs attacks, Palpi
Depression Of the
and a hundred Othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. Il acts
and. being q simple
pound, can do no
less in every way
40 a and hun
and q eat rom all
try will VOuCh for
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No. 800, R-In the First Cnaucsy Court O..
shelby County
ENHEREAS, t. a. Allen. g. ISL. Cooke, wa.
" F~ettIEre7, W. r. Boyle. George 81
Gift, S. r. Reed. III. Wade M.I. p. ErUa aa-
H. j. Ward and w. i. Moore ruT5 u-el p pea
utiOn iu said court praying Co Bee r-rp0-
rated under the name anu style e- the
Mercantile Library Association OF Memphis
for the purpoEe0f establishing and Uai-la.u
ing a library Iu the city of E=UuG-7. Jog par
uruiars OF which reference E made q Che PEI
titIOn in said cause.
Tt is therefore ordered. That E.-
ALI persons interested mast appear l5l e.
the Court House, tD the city OF g-tE, on
OF before the 0rsE Monday LD june. ~ and
show cause, iL any they have why LEe said
association should not be LuCorpcrlfel- and
the prayer Of said petitioners granted. OF L
same viii be heard and proceeded #-lrl exc
partes and thar copy OF this U-lE be- pub
Ished for thirty days in the Menu as AE-
peal
q copy attest EDNUND A. COL
CLERK and Es-
BY r. j. SLACK. Deputy CLERK ana EastzE
Il. j.. Anderson. Attorney. aD8
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I5Afh EDlTlnH.

CORRECTED and revised by she author,
~ u. DE y. QUITS. Doctor o. Medicine,
Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons
england Licentiafe Of the College Of EhysL'
clans, Edinbu1g. Honorary Member F8cults
De Medicine, Paris etc etc etc.
A Medical Essay on the cause all clra o.
Premature decline IN Nan, showing bon
health Is lost and how r~sgafned. TO gives a
clear synopsis Of the mpedlmeuls % mar
rfags. the tTeatmenG Of Nervous and ElTzla
cal Debility. SterllGy. etc. Wleller lrouE1E
on bv early Abuse or Excess. and the RENEE
dies t~herefor-tne result Of 20 years success
fuI practice.
Price SOC. b. mail Address the author Dr.
Curtis, No. 3 IEsmcnt Place, Boston, Mass
apN
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SARD.

- In retiring from the firm Of Stewart
Bros. a Fizer, take pleasure in recommend
ing my successors, Messrs. Stewart Bros. q
6~vJyune. Twin be pleased TO see my friends
at my former place OF business, Nos. S5S
and asa FRONT STREET, until further
notice. JOHN c. FIZER.
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aud INDIGESTION
extent than proba
ady, and relief iB
sought after. Ifthe
in its action, health
bly, secured. Want
Liver d Head
J~aundiCe, Pain Ia
Oh, Dizziness, Sour
in the Mouth, Biz
tatiou Of the 81 cart,
Spirits, or Blues,
2 symptoms. which
EGULATO r Is
that has ever been
mildly, eheCtually,
Y bic COM
injury. It is harm
iJ has been 8 for
dreds Of the good
parts OF the u
Its virtues.
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COPARTRERsHlPs DISSOLVED.
Notice of Dissolution.

81 The firms Of STEWART BROS. & FL
ZER, at Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART q
FIBER, at New Orleans, La, are this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The success
sors assume the Liabilities, and are charged
with the settlement Of the business of said
firms. ANDREW STEWART.
WIN. STEWART.
JOHN C. FIZER.
HUGH STEWART.
Memphis, Tenn, May l. 1871.
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MEDICAL.

WE rave tested its virtues, and know that
w for Dyspepsia, Biiousness and thrOb-
bling Headache, 10 is the best medicine the
world ever sQW.-LEditOr Telegraph and Mes
senger Macon, Ga.
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LOOK TO YOUR
HE eREAT s0oTHINR REMEDY.

fCures Collie and Gripping "a
MT in the Bowels, and taclt-
HHaIoohtos tates the process o fIeeth- -
0BfNEt ing.
Subdues Commissions and n.
MIS-. OVercOmes all diseases in
WhAc0naos cfdent TO infants and
Syrup. ChNdTsn. Zen
Cures Diarrhea, Dysen- ~
MTa tery and summer Com NISee
Hh1oo1eoS plaint in children Of all
AsIePs sges.
n IA the Great Infants and Children
s0othiug Rsmedyin all disorders brought
~ Teethfug or any other cause.
Preparsd by b GRAFTON MEDICINE
90, st. Louis, NO.
Sod by druggists and nmedicina
----wwhawn wnwnHa-
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EHPEES APPEAL
JOURNAL OF THE CITY.
T-EETRUrH ann NOTHING BIT THE
TRFTH.

ssrU7DaY HORgIgs. f: HAY 20, 1871
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Send o cents for treatment on all diseases.
Female Catarrh, Cancer, Lung and Private
Depart ments under my own special charge.
satisfa ctiOn and cures guaranteed. myl6
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PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.

j. A. COLE Clerk and Master
BY r. J. BLACE- ID. T.. ana 81
HUmes & PostCu. solicitors. auzL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-13
Orr Skins are Selves.

And through millions of orifices ooZes the
transparent fluid which nature does not
need for vital purposes. This is wise pro-
vision of Providence, but excessive perspi-
ration Is, nevertheless, extremely weaken
ing During the heats of summer all hard.
working men perspire to an extent that is
more or less facilitating. They, of all
classes of the community, require whole
some invigorant at this season. Let them
not seek it in the liquors of the bar-room
they will not find II there. A indicated
stimulant, pure and undetiled, is what they
need; and among this class of remedies,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters stands alone.
No valid plea can be urged against its use,
even by the genius ofTemperance itself; for
even the Maine law permits the sale Of diff
n,sive stimuli for medicinal purposes. As
a general renovating preparation, the Bit
tiers has no equal anywhere. But this Is only
one OF the merits of this famous inylgora-
Tor. It's regulating properties give IL an I'M
meme superiority over all the tonlcs OF the
PharmacOp9ia. In cases of chronic consti-
patton 1t Is the most useful and certain OF
all aperients. 1t creates no violent commo-
ton IN the diScharging organs, but gently
relieving them Of their distractions, leaves
them in a healthy, vigorous condition. II
seems unnecessary to state, In view OF the
mass of testimony as to its effects in dys-
pepsia, that II is permanent cure for that
terrible and but too general complaint.
The numerous "Bitters," under various
names, which mercenary dealers endeaYor
To substitute for Hostetter's stomach Bit
tiers, should be avoided, for their own sakes,
by the sick and the public at large. Hostel
ters Bitters are procurable in bottles only,
and never sold in bulk.