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The pain increases, from time p time, until your
nerves seem to snap and crack, jerk and jump, and
play all sorts OF pranks, from the top Of your head
TO the tips of your toes the demon shooting forth
like lightning alongthe unfortunate nerve, and how
trying TO tie another into a thousand knots then
attempting to make bowstring of another, some
times in the region of the heart again in the face,
head neck, etc.. in short, IL you have neuralgia in
its worst FORM with all the agony distilled to its
most excruciating degree, use DR.. j. BRIGGS
ALLEY ANTOR, and in a trice your neuralgia with
all his demons, has departed, and once again you
may be happY. Sold by Druggists.
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RIFLES. SHOT.GUNS, REVOLVERS

VNHIS.I Is NO HUMBUGl or
i By sending 5C Cents with age
height, color of eyes and hair you will receive by
return mail, Il correct picture of your future hus-
band or wife, with name and date of marriage
Address w. FOX, L. o. Drawer No. %, Fuitonyille,
New York. july25t&wtw
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q 900 For LIST class Pianos-sent trial-no
~ ACO Agents. Address U. S. PIANO Co., CAS-
Broadway, n. Y. july20-t&w4w
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laiIv Arnuebft gournal.
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

AT meeting of the Board of Director
of the American Steamship Company, 20 .
this city, held yesterday, the CONTRACT 10
building four iron screw propeller steana
ships for the line between Phliadeipni:'
and Liverpool. was awarded to inc I'm. o,n
nent shipbuilding firm of William tramp
& Sons. of this city, for the sum OF @ozo,
(o41 for each vessel. making in all, S2,OSO
900 The first steamer is to be completed
within twelve months, and the fourth YES
col within sixteen months. Each will be
ofoyer three thousand tons capacity, and
built after the most approved models, and
of the best materials, Mr.. Cramp, ST.,
has visited the British iron shipyards. and
familiarized himself with the plans of the
British iron screw steamers, the engines
ana the general arrangements, and these
new steamers will contain all the latest
improvements, and be in all respects the
best specimens of marine architecture yet
turned out on the Delaware.
@ It is of course understood that these
screw steamers will be first class in point
of speed, for which purpose the engines
wifi have to be of henowest English mod
els. as in marine engines the English are
as vet far ahead of us. The vessels will
also be built in water-tight compartments.
1t will be perceived by their tonnage that
they will be of the largest size and inten-
ded to compete with any ailoat During
the time covered by the discussion on the
subject ofiron shipbuilding, all our build
ers have had their close attention directed
to the subject, and the practice obtained
in constructing steamers for the coasting
trade has been of essential service to them
They have all the machinery now requi-
site for filing the largest contracts, and
full supply OF skilled hands The firm of
Cramp & Sons built the great iron-clad
frigate New Ironsides, and have built
large number of merchant vessels, both of
iron and wood. They have ample room
and facilities for building all the new
steamers, and a good basis of capital and
credit for working purposes. Under the
therefore the ships will,
in all probability, be built in less time
han the contract calls for. Thus the long
alked of Philadelphia line to Liverpool is
1t last reduced to an exact statement. |
The ships are under contract and will be |
quilt forthwith. Some discussion has |
taken place as to chartering steamers in
the meantime to commence the line, but
with no definite resnlt.-North american
and Philadelphia Gazette.
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kHIlIIIT

&( Cures all diseases caused
- bystlf-abusc, viz :Spe,md-
JTheh, Srmiidl Weak
ness, Night Emissions,
IS Loss Of Memory, UnicerS0t
MI L~dSSihide, Pains IN The
III Hdck, DtDincSs OF VISION,
VITA Premature Od ACP, Weak
T Rerres, DiGfcHF breathing.
rate COHdcndRce, hrs0p-
%1fH CONSUMPTION, and all
s~l 1r1n.,, FIa y.na,v
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sion, and BIOunt's hand writing, in
his absence, was recognized and
attested by his colleague. Blount
came home. lie then lived not far
from Knoxville. MI. Adams, by au-
thOrity of the Senate, sent out an Off
Ger to bring BlOunt to Washington.
Blount was guarded by the Indians,
and the agent returned to Washington
stating that the execution of the task
imposed upon him was impossible.
Blount learned that his arrest was de-
termined upon, and the story soon
went abroad that he was dead.A co..
fin was brought to Knoxville, then an
Indian trading post and the State cap
ital, and buried, but it was said, and
it. is still believed, that the box in
tered did not contain BlOunt's body.
Tradition hath it that he crossed the
Mississippi at Memphis, and under
another name was for long years a.
forward a chieftain among the red men
in Western Arkansas. Can't YOU
friend Boudinot, or Pitchelyn, of
the Indian nation, confirm or re-
fute this traditional chapter in
our State history? It Is said
that for many years after Blount's
alleged death indefinite stories came
now and then from the West that
Isome East T~ennesseean on the Missis-
sippi river had seen a stranger from
the Western Wilds who had seen
Blount presiding in an Indian coun-
Icil of war, or in pursuit of bears and
~buffaloes.
AMERICAN REVOLUTIONISTS.
There was Governor Sewer, who
Iorganized the State of Franklin, and
Twas overthrOwn by North Carolina
land General Upton.
Aaron Burr, who sought to establish
a Southwestern empire, in which
scheme Andrew Jackson Is believed
to have cO-operated, though Mr. Par
ton does not, / believe, assent to the
fact, and Senator Blount, each OF
whom contemplated the organization
of a mixed white and red empire, en-
bracing parts Of several States and
territories, and then Mr.. Davis sought
to establish the Southern Confederacy,
black and white. All these schemes,
save that Of Sam. Houston, very like
the rest, and perhaps neither better
nor worse, failed. Burr's name be-
came infamous. Why, L could never
clearly comprehend. Sewer and
BIOunt have ever been hOnored, coun-
ties in this State perpetuating their
names, and we have yet to learn what
estimate pOsterity will place upon the
names, of Davis and Grant-the first
having soUghtand failed land the latter
succeeded in establishing a neD gov
eminent after swearing on the Holy
Evangelist to maintain the old.
Blount was the first and to this extent
the greatest of all American secession
lists, while Jackson stands first in fame
as chiefest of Unionists. Burr visited
Jackson at the hermitage, and was
with him in Nashville, but Jackson's
friends ever asserted that he only
assented to Burr's plans to the extent
that he believed that Burr was acting
under a commission from President
Jefferson. L.. J. ID.
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with some degree of zeal-a zeal
which we do not propose TO ahate!
Again, in reference to the pretenee Of
doing away the Voluntarily accepted
amendments by construction, the
Ledger says:
The party in power alone has the
power of construction. We may con-
strue on paper, but they cOnstrue by
KU-Klux bills, Civil Rights bills, bay
Onet election bills, and whatever else
may seem to them Necessary to sub
serve their purposes. The Democrats
OF Ohio, as well as of Kentucky, our
Paducah eetemporary as well as the
Ledger, maintain that these amend
ments are not rghtfully parts Of the
constitution. If they are not right
fully so, they are not legally so, and if
not legally, so, they r not parts of
the fundamental law at all. And we
do not propose to make valid by vol
untary acceptance and waiver that
which is void, or, to say the least,
voidahIe. We submit to them for the
time being, but propose to reserve all
the legal points, anddo nothing which
shall estop US from asserting the right
when the time shall come.
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RIVERSIDE 7
RIVERSIDE, ILL.

THIS most beautiful and healthy summer
q resort is now Open for the reception Of
guests. The buildings. comprising the Dor
mitOry, RetectOTy, Pavilion and Music Pa
gods, with 400 feet of covered ~verandahs, are
new, and most admirably arranged for the
comfort and enjoyment OF guests, with very
large, Well ventilated, handsomely furnished
rooms, lighted with gas and supplied with
running water. Ten miles from Chicago,
and only t~hiTty-fiVe minute ride on the o.,
b. and q X. h, with tWentv-tOur trains a
day, located in Riverside Park, which COM
prlses I6GOacres~, beautifully improved, Afford
Ing many miles of delightful park and forest
drives ana PrOnenades equal to those in
Central Park, " Y, with the advantages of
the celebrated sulphur and Magnetic Waters
from Springs on the premises, and with fine
boating and fishing facilities on the Aux
PLANES River, IL IL rendered Ii of the most
resorts to he found on the cOntt-
nent, and affords home comfort, with the
most charming surroundings. Applications
for rooms, etc, received at the Hotel, or at
my office, % Washington street, Chicago. Ill.
iy>l If. NJ. KINSLEY, Manager.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE A REDUCED
bAlLl-Fsr one year exclusive OF sunday,
SlO %; For six months, s. o.; For three
months, So o..
SUNDAY-For n year, 50 60; For six
months, 81 IS; For three months, rs cents.
WEEKLY-FOr one year, So so; For six
months, 81 25 For three months, IS CENTS.
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, ETC.-News.
paper Deeers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants, POsthlasters, Depot Agents, and
ssny friends ofshe MEMPHIS APPEAL,
who viii do so, are requested TO procure
regular s~ubscribeIs, remitLing to Us the
amount, less ten per cent, or five per cent.
for clubs, as to services; or, If preferred, ar
rangements for a compensation Will be
made. = Ae
CLUBBING RATES-TO clubs of two or
more subscribers we VIII send our Man,
moth Weekly, the largest paper in the
-South-s3x5O in~ches-for one year, each, 81.
To clubs of two or more subscribers, we
will send our SUNDAY APPEAL for one
year, each, 50. Address
APPEAL" Appeal Building,
Il Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
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SYrhILlS.

OF all diseases which flesh is heir to, none
bring no much misery, moral and physical,
rs Syphilis. 70 all SO afflicted we Fan truly
say this relnCdy will help you. Two articles
found, by experience, TO be peculiarly efica-
ciOuS for this disease, are contained in this
compound. We ask you to try DR.. Fowler's
Compound Extract, and, by giving IL a fair
trial, IL Will cure you.
We speak with much confidence OF DR..
FOWler's Compound, because we know what
II Is composed OF, Gnd what It will do. We
know DR.. Fowler well, who is a physician OF
Known repute, standing second 10 none in
the country, OF long experience, al hOnOra-
BILE man, who, having n reputation for char
acter, as well aR ourselves, WouId never al
low a medicine TO ga before The public with
out merit. And we say OF this Compound, If
taken according to directions, alter a taiI
trial, II Will do all we claim tor IL.
We offer 1t sB a new discovery, which it
certainly is-a genuine article for Scrofula,
Syphilis and all blood impurities; and know
ing the gsnuineness of IL, as such we send IL
forth, saying, go, Heal the SutieTingI"
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
FOR SALE BY
BOCK0VER Bros, Sole PrOprietOrs.
II3 Liberty Street, New York City
g, ". s0NEs& 60, WhOIesAIe Druggists,
PSF Main Street.
TG cod SOLE AGENTS o MEMPHIS
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FOwLER's EXTRACT.
Or. FOwler's Compound Extract

~ 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-suppltes what experience
has shown to be wanting when singly EN-.
ployed; bnt the result of patient investiga-
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 us to warrant
FOwler's Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative for diseases or the blood
ever discOverpd-
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sMRYNE,S MAMMOTH SPRINGS,
Henry County. Tennessee,

THREE AND ONE-HALF MILES NORTH
L of Springvlile Depot, on The Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. Hacks meet tho
morning train from Memphis at the depot
Daily mail and express ONCE there. No
d" style" to pay for at the Springs, but all
needed comforts had, and the finest shades
and Ereenest park, and best and most abCnd E
ant mineral waters FOR drinking and bath
ing. Board, by the month, but SIS; by the
week, SO; by the day, 81 30. Address NJ. 4.
BYRNE Proprietor, Mt Hpringville z. D.
Henry county, Tenn, and letters, etc, for the
Springs, send TO his care. Persons going up.
would do we'll fret TO call on Judge SWayne,
I7S Not, ofraa- talS
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS & VICKsRURG, Il. X. Coz
NICKSHURG, Miss, August 10, 1871.
To the Stockholders OF the Memphis and
Vieksburg Railroad Company:
YOU are hereby notified that a call of four
L n one-half per cent. of the capital
STOCK OF said Company has been ordered by
the President and Directors, and you are
hereby requested to come forward and nav
the samet to job A. Klein. Treasurer of Mis-.
sissippi Valley Bank, Vicksburg, on or he
fore the 2Oth day OF September next.
By order of the Board.
aulS WM, A, FAIRCHILD, Sec'y,
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOT SPRINGS Of ARKANSAS.
Accom- mediation Hack Line.
WM. s. DAVIS, Proprietor.

IN successful operation for SIX years. No
THROUGH TICKETS sold on this line.
Parties SEE and KFo what they pay for be-
fore parting with one dollar.
These hacks are all of the very best mate
rial and built expressly for his travel. They
seat ak persons. are large and IoOmy, end
may he used by parties OF FROM two to hve
with ordinary baggage, or for INYALIDs, the
seats being so constructed as easily to con-
stitute a bed. Remember, this ls tho only
Accommodation Hack Line, and no through
tickets are sold over IT, Hacks may he So
cured by letter or telegraph. ONCE at the
Anthony and Ashley stables, Little Rock Ark
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SOUTHERN
HOOP SKIRT
Mandatory,
1913 IL Main ct.
NEAR
WASHINGTON.

A s BuStles shall continue in fashion during
IA the coming fall anu winter season, INT
sRlrts being worn from Two to three yards
around the bottom, L am manufacturing q
variety of bustles both separate from and at
taehed TO the bOOped skirt. My Walking and
IRAN SKIRTS are light, elastic, durable, and
give the dress the desired shape. They have
The firm name stamped on the waistband,
and can be had in all sizes. The following
real French COrstts, in all and extra sizes,
can be purchased only in the mandatory:
LtOiseau's embroidered, Long and Morning
Corset, Robert Werly's plain French Corset,
Mime. Dupont's short Corset, Nine. EOy's skirt
supporting Corset, the Panama skeleton Cor
sci, and Misses French Corsets, Also the
best Improved Shoulder Braces; Breast Pro-
tectoTB In whalebone, silver wire and innata.
BILE rubber. Wholesale and retail.
mB LOUIS LANCE,
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rs- We wish all merchants TO understand
that this ONCE win not be responsible for
IA will not pay any debts created by any
individual connected with the office, in any
capacity, unless the same shall Y first
ueen presented to and accepted for payment
10y q. w. Alexander, Business Manager of
the APPEAL.
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Selma, Marion and ksmphis r. r. Co
NOTICE TO s-TOCKmOLDERs.

order of the Board of Directors, a special
ID meeting OF the Stockholders of this COM
pany Ia called, to take place In the city OF
columbus, Miss, on the 9th OF September,
1871, business of the greatest Importance Will
he hrou0ht before the convention, and a large
attendance is requested.
n. b. FORREST, President.
q n EowIKEs. Secretary, augl +
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I~nsOIVsnt Notice.
FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale In Ida City, on Long
IsIaad, New fork.

IDA CITY is situated on Long Island, IS
Il miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida City.
Lots there are hereby offered for sale On the
following terms: Fifty dollars each, on q
credit of ten years, payable in ten annual in
stalments-say So 90 per year on each lot.
h parties owning the above property pro-
pose to sell to the Southern people One-haIf
of the lots, say 1880, on the above terms,
without interest. The East River Bridge il
now in process of construction. connecting
Manhattan Island, upon which New YORK Is
situated, with Long island.
This is a good opportunity for any person
OF this section of country TO invest small
in the purchase Of these lots. Terms
are easy, and within the reach of all. Prop
eTtY on Long Island will rapidly increase in
pleted.
Map of the city OF Ida can be seen, and full
information given, upon application being
made to HH. FONTAINE,
Corresponding Secretary,
iy9 NO. ~ Madison street.
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MAJ CAVE!

"HE'rOute to this Greatest Natural wonder
4 of the world is via Louisville and Nash
vile Il. X. to Glasgow Junction or Cave City,
Vile, thence by easy stages seven miles
through the finest scenery MANI
moth Cav Hotel, newly lifted and furnished
throughout, is frst-clasS In every respect.
Amusements of every kind-splendid Dane
ing Hall. Billiards., CrOquet, Target Practice,
Base Ball, Ten Pins, etc. Finest Fishing and
Hunting within q few minutes walk of the
Hotel. First-cla.s Band during the entire
season. Purest atmosphere and most 1nVlgo-
rating climate On the continent. empera
ture in the region OF the Cave always 69o.
Sulphur Water of any required strength re-
Gently discovered in the Cave and always on
hand. Direct telegraphIe communication in
the Hotel. The very best Summer Resort In
America. ID. La GRAVES, Proprietor.
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Notice.

EFTERS testamPntary having been issued
h to the undersigned by the County Court
OF Shelby county, at its March Term, upon
the estate or Joseph Calls, deceased, this
notice is to all parties Indebted to his estate
TO come forward and settle; and those haV-
ing claims against the estate are notified to
ME the same, PrOpeTly authenticated. with
ID. IL. Townsend, 80 Front street, Memphis,
the time prescribed by INV, or the
same Will be barrel.
CLEON CALLS.
Administrators Of JaSeph Calls. decd.
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English and Classical School,
300 Third Street,
w. z. MITCHELL, PRINCIPAL,

TIME REGULAR SESSION WILL COM.
l. mence September 4th next, and continue
ten months. For terms and further particu.
lars apply to the Principal, at the school,
room.
The Summer Session will continue Through
the month of August, and pupils can be adj
mitted at any time. lYS0
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PYRQN'S
Planetary Horse Power.

TIME BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN
L ventedl h power of the horse quadrI:
ledl
MEMPHIg, TENN, Jun -, 1871.
We, The undersigned citizens OF Memphis,
certify that we his day witnessed the appli-
cation of Pyron's Planetary ROVER 10 an
EIghtv.saW Cotton Tin, with the following
results: The Gin was revOTved with the usual
with a full roll of cotton, by two
al an easy gait and dTaught; and We
further Etata tina we believe IL greatly supe-
riOr to any horse power we ave any knOwl-
edge of, and a power suitable for every plan
Ter using n Gin, Grist or Saw-mill4
j. Ii. TEAL Machinigt and Millwrtght.
NEWTON FORD, firm of Ford, Porter 4 Co.
d. r. PORTER, firm or Ford. Porter q Co.
x. HoPSoN, NJ. ID, Memphis, Tenn.
John j. PFFMAE, M. d., Memphis, Tenn
Il. Ii. WHITEMORE, Memphis, Tenn.
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6 AIRS. NinsIow,s soothIna sYrup."

Having the facsimile OF CURTIS q PER-
KINS' on the outside Wrapper. All others
are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
OFFICES: "A
25 Fulton street, Now YORK.
Ig3 Oxford street, London, England.
El 81, Paul street, Montreal, Canada, myS
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Unclaimed Goods Stored with Elliott &
Miller, No. 2 Elliott Block.

w called tor in Thirty days from date,
August 18th, 1871: J h McClelland, 2 planer
busters; ii A Batch, lot hand carts; p Z 81
bert, l box z TwOhig, / hhd bottles b Z
BiercO & Co 3 casks English n S nails; W X
Fry, d boxes, bbls & ware; Charles White,
tent and plunder; General n U Brown,
/ S machine; d q Venable, l wheat drill;
Fisher, Amis n Co., marble slab; j ii Tur-
ner, l box; Mrs A King, 2 bOxs Ia h goods W
WausOn l stove; A r swanson, 2 chests IL
l. Guion, / tool chest; Jos Beatty, l Trunk; }
Meyer, 2shoW cases; W + Burnett, l wagon;
CT, boxes G ware; Il, / box Z ware;
I, l box mdse; Il ID b 2 bbls, l box & ware;
l. b, l Dbl, l box g ware. No mark, / oil can,
stove, lot of ValiSe4. aux 4W st q W
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SCROEuLA.

This Compound is a never-falIlng cure for
this terrible disease. How MANY diseases
have their seat in the blOod-dIseases which
have been treated vatnly for years. II the
blood alone is purified, in most cases health
and happiness win soon return. DR.. Fnw-
ler's- Compound acts especially upon the
Virus in The blood, causing In time the dis
appearance Of the hidoI us sores, and este
ing the skin to a beautiful appearance, the
eye clear and sparkling, and the whole hui
maj organization becOneg healthy.
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LOOK TO YOUR GILL pREN.
LEE GREAT sO0TNlNa REMElY,
Administrators and Guardians
Settlements.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COURT CLERK,
MEMPHIS, TENN, August "A. 1871

OFFICE OF COUNTY COURT CLERK,
" MEMPHIS, TENN, August "A, 1871.
TIL following settlements having been fled
in my office, will be presented to the Pobate
Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee, for con-
1871.
Settlement IF &. Z. Lyon as administrator
of the estate of Samuel AcOck, deceased.
Settlement of o. NJ. Alsup as administrator
of the estates OF P. h. and, r. M. Dill, de-
ceased,
Settlement of $. ID. Aydelott as adminis-
traitor de bOHiS non of the estate OF Lewis
Herring, deceased.
Settlement of Henry T. Jones as admins.
TRAITOR OF the estate OF VIM. e. Harrison, de-
ceased.
Settlement of Henry T. Jones as guardian
OF J. =. Anderson.
Settlement OF Samuel Tighe as guardian of
the minor heirs OF John and Elizabeth Nc.
Namara.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By j. II. CULLEN, Deputy. au2I
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anaINDIGFsTION

andINDIGESTION
extent than prOba-
Ady, and relief Is
II sought after. Ifths
in its action, health
bly, secured. Want
oliver causes Head
ID ~JRuudice, Pain in
gh, Dizziness, Sour
in the Mouth, Bill
iatiOn OF the Heart,
Spirits, or Blues,
I symptoms, which
REGULATOR Is
that has ever been
mildly, e~fectually,
vegetable COM
injury. 1t liz HARM
10 has been used for
dreds of the good
parts OF the Il
its virtues.