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FIMANcE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL,l
SATURDAY, January ., 1874 !



There was nothing OF especial interest In
nnsuciai circles to-day. Money Is reported In
fair supply. and matters generally are easier.
Rates are unchanged, i09l2 per cent regular
customers furnished with the inside figures.
Exchange Is In fair demand and steady for
the buying rates, which are 4 to 3 on all east
orn pOiuts and selling al par 10 &c.
Gold was in light offerings, brokers aging
IlSL. New York rate is Io9.
The local stock and securit market Is with
ont change, and money IS II becomes more
plenty VII seek such investment. Arkansa
laVee bonds are advancing and somewhat ex-
cited, &c being offered to-day on q large
amount. The demand is mostly on eastern
account Small amounts could not be pur-
chased for less than 25e. Memphis and
Charleston railroad stock IS remarkably quiet,
and quoted n0minally al g TO 4Oc. II VIII be
remembered thai on the 18th OF this mont
Tie stockholders meet to ratify the late con-
tract with the Southern Security Association.
Railroad ana insurance stocks are unchanged
snd steady. tennessee money Is sold at IS to
S FOR the new and old issue. Mississippi war
rants and Aicorn money are in ecuye de-
maud, and are purchased g. : for the former,
and s. Tor the latter. Aeon money is sold
st Sass. City securities are held firmly At
GO Tor the currency bonds and 6E864 for the
gold issue. County warrants are strong al ~
Go, buying and selling. Selma railroad
Egrfn Is sold Al ~
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LOOK TO YOUR HILDRgN
GREAT HlOThlha REhEDY.

Cares Collie and Gripping ~
in the Bowels, and fseilf-
F1S~@ tales tile process OF Tooth- "A
ing.
Gcbdues C~onyulsions and 49,
oVercomes all diseases In
49, cident 10 infEntH and cki. OK
wy dren.
Cures Dlsrrhea, Dyae1- pzo,
Ma terry sind Rumu4er Com a
WAs0aabs pisiut IN sbidren o. 81 o.
ATHp 5ges.
II Is the Grs2t Infant's and Chldren'a
scOthinR Remedy for AL disorders Drought
or By Teeshing OF any ether ealsA
Psrpaeed by Tie GRAFTON MAD4CAHA
90. st. LOnlA no
sold by DRUGGISTS EHd eea1eJs mmeale1S
~sEa3EAsr4 ~@e~s
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NOTICE.
Mr.. EHGHARD DRAKE and Nj. >. n.
HAaTBFIELD

HAaTsRIELD
HAvE this day become members Of our
Isl nrm, and we hope 10 receive The con-
Iinusd patronage Of orr niendB, and an OPP
p~ortunity OF selling other merchants who
nave nui HERETOFORE dealt with ua. Our stool
Of B04TS. 8H0kS aud HATS VIII be Kept
M TO the wants OF the trade.
kOBTHWoRIH, THAYER q co,
ga Main street.
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Chancsry Sale af Real estate.

No. $50. R-Ffrst ChsncHrT Court OF shelby
cOunEy-Wm. P. Dea6r1ck Va. a a Fled
81 al.
" 1 virtue of an intsrlOcutsry deeres for sale
- entarsdt In aDG'yz GauBe November 3, ~, 7
viii sell at public eucttOa, to the highest sid
der, in 'front.' o. tbs Clerk and masters ONCE.
Greenlaw Block Second street, In the city OF
MaM nhIa Tannaaaaa On
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Saturday, FebraaFy Sd, az.

Within legal hours. the following described
property. tc-Wibs Lot No 20, In block No. q,
situated In Fort Pickering. near the city OF
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
Terms ofSale@0u 3 credit q six months
notes with approved surety required, bear
cure sane, y equity Of redemption barred.
January3, 15z2
EDMUND a COLE, Clerk and Master.
II ~ Z f-U affnrnau
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agtlcs 10 Stockholders.
TUESDAY, JAaUARx OTIS. IsTs,

THE regulsr annual meeting II the Stock.
holders OF the German National Bank Of
Memphis viii take place st tAiE bank, on
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby notided rot 70
"A transact or do any business with DIT. A
i. Ritchsy as an agent o. the MOUND Slty
Mutual Life Insurance Company, as ne mss
no aafhority whatever to represent said COM
many. CHhB. O. MCdAf1OS,
General Agent
tas Mnnnd CITY MntnaI nc Ina. %.
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D 7 virtue Of sn execution from the Second
ID C1rcnit Court OF Shelby county in favor
OF z. a. AppersCn ana u. v. Rambaut, part
ners, etc VS.. Morse a Hudson and AG. B.
Eearcy,L Will selitO the highest bidder, for
cash, IN front o. the shsrt1's Ordce, Oh Sec
Ond street, nsar Union street., In the city OF
Memphis, Shelby county, stata Of Iennas-
see,
On Saturday. the 18th FAY Of January, 1922,
the following described lot or parcel OF
land u anu being IN me county OF Shell
by and State Of tennessee, ana in the city OF
Memphis, 70. Ntt: Lot EO.4 in the suOdt-
vision Of lot No. IS, in block 30. u as laid
down on the y sp Of south Memp "a,
bounded - follows: B~eginntng 50 feet rom
the intersection OF Main ana Linden street,
on the west side OF rain ana moran sida Of
linden aLreets, INT runs thence northWardi
Iy with the west side o. Main st Get = eet 70
the corner OF the lot sod By ~. y. Se2rey to
A. r.. bYnam the ce west parallel with
L1aden sweet rs feet; thence south parallel
with Main street % feet; thence east 10 eel
to the ussinuing
sold 70 pay ssiu debt,intsrest and costs. Sale
between the hOura or 10 o'clock am, and 4
pm.
MARCUS J. WRI9ET sheriff.
BY ", ", COLEMAN, deputy Sheriff
December Is, 81.
Myers q WyAtt, Atty's for plaintiff delffri
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Wednssdsy. January 24lh, 81,

within legal hours, the following described
properly. situated near Germantown IN she
Ounty ufShslby and State Il Tennessee. con-
tanning ssvsnty-sevsn acres, and bounded as
follows, tO-W1t: Beginning at q hickory
stump with one scout gum pointer, tns
southwest corner OF a 81 acre tract surveyed
the 6th OF April, 1881, Tor Thomas A Rash;
thence south q chains a1d Is LINKS to a stake,
the g. uthWest corner Of a 80 acre tract sur
veyed in the name OF Harry II. Allen thence
east 81 chains and 50 links to e stake and post
oak stump A. e Lockin's corner
Of his n acrs tract; thence north D degrees
east g chains and Is links 10 8 stake, nom
which south II degrees W5st % links TO a
spanish oak stump, the southeast corner Of
said Thomas a. Rash's "a sore tract; EeEce
with his south boundary, lying south SeZ de-
gIses, west 80 chains ana Is inks 70 a Ete Ike,
90 links east 10 q small gum marked K;
thence youth 70 degrees west with said Rash 5
line II chains to a black Oak marked T. A. b.,
with two ~ black oak pointers thence
north "A degrees west with said Rash's line 10
chains and "a links 20 the beginuiug-auIy-
ing In range 6, EecttJn 2 OF the LAh surveyors
district.
HandbiIs viii be distributed before the
day OF SAFE. Terms of sale: One-third "a cash,
balance IN a credit of ore and two yesds,
purchaser to execute LO-sE win approved
securities, bearing interest at Q per cen from
date OF safe, len 70 be rstained 70 secure
etc. EpMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
This, January Sd, I572.
7 p TapUTEHps AEfornau lana tn
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COTTON SEED.

HTHR MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY viii fur.
Mir fon for nound seed, either by WAGON. rail-
a river. Highest market price paid ~ al
times. = p SlRS
Dsssubsr - III daels
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Trust Sale.

~ By virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
me by I. r. Cl9mpit and his vile Nsttie L..
CIamplt, and William Cl9mpit. on the 18th
day or March, 1871, TO secure certain indebted
ness therein mentioned, which deed is duly
res isteIed in the Recorders once at Martin.
CritteDden county, Arkansas. IN record bOOK
N pages 81, $50 snd 67, land to which re-
ference d mere made,l l VIII, on
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sUPREME c0URT At IAcKsaa

No. 7-Second Chaacery Court CT Shelly
County II. B. Wtliiford ct al ". 4 q.
Martin ct al
virtue OF tecres pronounced June 18Th,
, 1871. by the supreme Conr at jackson,
in this Gauss viii sell TO the btgheBt bid
der. In frOnt of the Second Chancery court.
room on Second street, in the city OF MeA'
phts.
On ksEasy, the 18th day Of January, 1872,
the real estate mentioned and described in
the pleadiuga as fellows: 81 Uated IN the
city Of Memphis. Shelby county, Tennessee,
On th east side Of aatn street, n desig-
mated on the ma of said city OF Memphis as
lots Nos. : and s, IN block No. Sc, being part
OF original county lot &c zSa, Sue~dtvtded
and art1tioEed among the hetIs Of Joseph
4 lDot, deceased, BY decree OF the ccm.
mC Law court OF the city OF Memphis, and
M bereo IN said plan OF partition and divt.
sic as lots Nos. Z and each fronting "a 81 leo
70 ION Main street, ana running back east
WarCiy 1851 fset TO an alley. Bald lots Nos z
and 9 constitute the northern portion Of the
block OF butldiDg s known a tn Provtne
slCck, together with all the improvements
and appurtenances thereto Belonging
Said lots VIII be sold separately,
Terms CT SRls-Stx, twelve and eighteen 10,
2and 49, months credit, purchasers giving
notes witt approved security, and p lien re-
tanned upon the property Tor paymen of the
barred. Sale within legal hours.
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Estes & Jackson, SOLICITORS. dec5tds
Rsn-assiasHt SsssSs.
No. ass, Rim the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-J. II. Abiding.
ton, administrator, etc, OF James Biggs. de.
ceased, et al. vs. ]. 3. Abbtngton, Z J. BiRgs
ct al
II appearing rom afddavis in this cause
L that the defendant, la P. 6iggs, citizen
Of Jefferson, Texas, Arena L. Atkinson and
her husband. 4. A. Atkinson. Lucy B. Akin
son, VIM. b. Atkinson ard Robert A. Atktn-
son, Of Kinds county, Mississippi; Sarah K.
Myers formerly AtklnsOn) ana her husband,
IscOb s. Myers, OF Madison county, MiEsis-
sippI, are all nOn-Issidents OF thu state Of
Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the first Monday In February, 1877, n plead,
answer or demur to COM plainant's Dill, or the
sam will be taken for confessed as to them
and SET for bearing sxparte; and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, il the Memphis Appeal.
ihts December Is, l67l.
a ~cOpy-atteat:
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk N Master.
Ry b j. BLACK, ID. y. and N.
7 b. Mtcou a Y. W, Frazer, sols. for com.
n1ofnanN dO0.fr
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Cettan PlaRtatiOn % Rent.

IN CoAHOMACouNTY Mississippi, known
i as the Slmn 5 Place. having nearly 800
acres above overflow, In q high state OF Gull
tigation and wei fenced. Ample stock, uten
ailA and provisions OF ali Kinds for sale TO
the new tenant Inquire at No. 7 Madison
iss n. z, ].
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CHANCERY SALE
RHAG TAT
SATURDAY, JANUARY, 18Th, 1872,

No. 4lA4-In the Second ChzncerT Court q
anelDy county Gsnneazee-Amos Aunson
" Saaed ea1u8 &c al va. E4-K. J.. b L
VIM u James Paine ct al.
u virtue o. an order u safe made II thsss
~ causes i VIII sell, Al pu14o suction. %
the highest bidder, In l0nt or the omes az
the CLERK and Master Of b SecSld Chancary
OourL u Lhe eEy o. AamPn1s. IsnnsaRaa.
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PrObats Court Sale

REAL 1@EAEN
No. 81, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
County, Tsnnessee-HarlOw Dow, admin
tstrator OF the estate OF Edward Cherry, de
cease va Amv Caerry.
HINDER and By virtue Of an order OF sale,
made In the above cause ct the present
tDecem be term OF the Probate COrrt Of
shelby county Tennessee, / viii sell at puD-
lie auction. in hront or the court. house door,
on Iuinn alr.aL- IN the CITY Of HamnhL.- IN
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Bopds 10 Rev Yorh.

EEw YORK, January G, 2z5 p.m-Govern-
ment securities are dun. Sterling steady at
-. Paid for carrying gold, : per cent Gold
1naufuu Al I-gQ
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Chanesry sals Of Eel Estate

No. Els, Rim the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby unit Tenuessee.-Janes Hal, ct
TX, vs. SGrah 4. Dsrusll, o. al.
DY virtue OF an tutorlOcutOry decree Tor
~ sale, entered In the above 4 JsnuaTy 2,
1872, 1 viii sell Al public auction, to the highest
bidder, in mont OF the clerks Office Of said
court, 6reenlaw Block, second street, in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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VsEsrssI or Secret Diseases,
such a. syphiuis, Gonorrhes, elect, Structures
and all Urinary dis HaSes; Syphilftic or Mer'
curial affections OF the throat, kin or bones,
orchttis, hernia or rupture; also the effect
OF q solitary habit, uinOus to b body anC
mind, producing blotcnes on the face, debiu
ty, impotency, dizziness, dtmnesB OF sight
confusion Of ideas, owl f~orebodiDg, aversion
10 society, loss OF nen0ry weakness, etc
not ali OF these in any one case, cut al occur
ring frequently in various csssss khsumR
tism ana rheumatic pains cured By q nav
method
Particular attention paid TO the DISEASEs
OF WOMEN, such as Excessive, suppressed
or painful Menstruatton, LUcborrhOeR OF
Whites, falling Of the womb, and all trreRU
lsrities OF thu monthly periods, causing stsT
itgy CT -berrennssss and often-1nos con
sumption
The doctor can be consulted personally o.
by letter upon all diseases not requiring a.
attention outside OF his once. Ones boar
rom 8 SIN. 70 . o'clock pm.
no3 d. s. JOHNSON. q. ..
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chancsry Sale Of Real Estats

No. Bss. N. R-First Cbancsry Court OF
Shelby c~ounty-Kfrch0G Bros, vA. L.
P-fannensEeihE and Kelsey Bond.
nY vtEtne OF an -nteriocutory decree Tor
u sale ra0deredin the above cause, Decsm-
Der 8, B7l I viii sell At pubItc adc1ion, TO the
highest bidder, IN front Of the Clerk and
Matters Office, Grssniaw slocE, second
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onrann tn IfrernoaI.

LEvERpOOL, January =, 10 an Cotton
strong: middling uplands, 100000 Orleans
lgz40Ld. sales to-day, Zoo bales
lN p.m-CottOn market acuye and nTmeri
1niddling unlands, I0zd; orleans lgfd-
were for export and speculation. sales yes
tsrday, &s0Q bales.
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INV ORLEAEB, January 6, uS0, -ms-Cot
lou market strong; sales. 600 bales mid
ding 05k9Aafe sight exchange Is discount
2 pm Lotion market strong midd1ngj
29k62Lc. some sales &c higher sales, 500
bales. sight exchange AS% discount
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railroad sheres I'm Kew YOrK.

KEW YORK. January 6. LEO p.m-MRrket
on IN some instances, but generally hrm and
active at these quotations:
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Or. . 3. 5oHNSoN's
MEDICAL DlSPENSAE1
sEO MA1H STREET Cup stairsl,
Between Washington and Adams street
MEMPHIS, TENN-
VsssrsaI or Secret Diseases,

snow permanently established for TIA treats
menL Of patients, both male and female,
WhO are sfnicted with any form OF
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ShsriRs Sale OF neal Estats.

This, January Sd, IS72.
7 - FApUrEugg AEfornau lana Il
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u satuFdaY,ths l3th lay Of Iansary, 1872,
AGn-R Resident Settles.

"NNEWNA y NNN@L ALNLI-I
BY ", W COLEMAN, deputy Sheriff
December l6, 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-06-07
The Liquor Prosecutions.

{. {. Bingham, druggist, plead guilty
tn two offences and paid his fine.
The above are the brief facts in this
case. vet We consider some explanation
due. Certain parties i'll town have been
INSCRIPTIONS in selling Intoxicating
liquors. They have been complained
of and fined for violation of the law.
In revenge they complained of Mr..
Bingham, and made out Il list of wit
ncSses which included clergymen. pro
fesSiOnal men, and others. the very
staunchest temperance and total absti-
hence men i'll the county. One of the
witnesses by whom they proposed to
convict the defendant has had an inVa-
lid in his house for wears. for whom he
has purchased porter on the physician :
prescription, the same as he has cam
phor and DovcI's powders. The man
is as far above suspicion aS any person
who can I've named. And this is but Il
sample of Il string of witnesses by which
it was proposed to convict Mr.. Bing-
ham. The letter of the law was I'M
doubtcdly violated. and Mr.. b. owned
up and settled up. Although both are
convicted of selling liquor contrary to
law, the public are able to make Il dis
| tinction between the one who for gain
sells whisky or brandy to Il drunkard,
and the one who sells IL bottle of ale OF
porter to IL total abstinence man on Il
ply Sician'S order. Apothccaries claim
| that they cannot carry on their bust
ness without breaking the letter of the
| liquor law. OF course INSCRIPTIONS
men in the business turn this tOaccount.
and many of the drug stores of the
country are simply retail rum shops.
The bingham drug store now foI
more than Il quarter of il century has
been managed by careful, conscientious
and upright men. And while many
would leave business in which even
the letter of the law was violated. Mr..
Binghams friends claim it unfair Ia
class him among the intentional sin
nerS.
1t seems to Ills that there Is one way
out of the dilemma III which the drug
gists are placed and that is, to send
all applicants for liquors to the agency,
except where said liquors are to becom,
pounded with medicines
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Daniel Beckwith, Esq, one of the old
citizens of Burke, died on the Both ult.,
and was buried Sabbath day. Mr.
Beckwith had been i'll for long time.
and his death was not unexpected. He
had been prominent business man of
the town for many Years.
j. II. Silsby, having sold his SAW mill
in Westmore to his brother. has now
but three mills on his hands. His steam
mill at West Burke is model one.
costing him about SlO.OOO. He will
cut million feet of lumber at this mill
the present season, and another million
feet at his two water mills which are
located in Newark. Like many other
manufacturers along the valley, he
finds it difficult to procure sufficient
transportation. The Passumpsic road
runs heavy and numerous trains. but is
hardly able to supply the demand upon
its present facilities.
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Entertainment for the People.

The open-air concert by the St. Johns
bury Band on Thursday evening was
enjoyed by large company. The sue
cess of this first public entertainment
has revived the thought i'll the minds of
some, that our citizens can hardly do
better than to make Il suitable sub
scription of money and invite the band
to continue these Open-air concerts say
once Il fortnight through the summer.
They make Il very sensible and pleas
ing entertainment which we think the
masses would enjoy. We dislike to
say i'll this connection, that all unneces-
sary noise on the part of the audience
at these concerts is out of place and in
bad taste, us many people attend to
hear and enjoy the music, which they
cannot do if boys are allowed to make
the square "A play ground during the
entertainment, and men use the street
in front to exercise or show off their
horses, as they did Thursday evening.
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The Ministers Meeting


On Monday last. at lOA. was attend
ed 10y fifteen of the ministers ofthiscou
ty. After the usual devotional exer-
eises, each i'll turn gave brief account
of his preaching on the previous Sab
bath, the time being limited to three
minutes. These reports all showed
Scriptural soundness, and breadth of
research that does credit to the minis
try of the county, and ut the same time
serves to show how strong hold the
uniform Sabbath School lessons are tax
ing upon the ministry us we'll us upon
the laity of the county.
The topic assigned for this meeting
was taken up at eleven o'clock, viz. ::
"7he Sabbath. and how shall it be kept ?"
The discussion was opened by the read
ing Of an article on the subject, and
each brother spoke briefly uponit. The
inclination of the meeting was rather
conservative-toward the Puritan idea
of the Sabbath rather than the Cont
mental. All admitting, however, that
our Savior took IL larger liberty" with
the fourth, than with any other COM
mandment. The discussion was practi-
cal, and INDUCED in some questionings
as to IA minister's Sabbath duties, as well
as the peoples.
The topic assigned for the next meet
ing (Which by the way will be on Mon
day the oath of June-three weeks
ahead) is the question of The proposed
ReliqiOus amendment to the Constitution
of the United States. The brethren
present desire the presence of their
PRESBYTERIAN brethren, who have given
this subject more attention, on this oc
casion. Will not the brethren in Bar
net and Ryegate take pains to attend 2
Also will not the other papers in the
comfy make note of this matter and
announce the time and place of the
meeting as an item of news, in their
next issue 7 The secretary, in behalf
of the meeting will take it as a person
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Castoria-a substitute for Castor Ola family
physic which is pleasant to take and does not dis
tress grippe, but is to operate when all other
remedies have failed. 1t is purely vegetable
preparation, containing neither Minerals Morphine
nor Alcohol the result of fifteen years experiment
ing by Doctor Samuel Pitcher. 1t is perfectly
harmless and far more effective than Pills, Narcotic
Syrups or Castor Oil. By soothing the system it
produces natural sleep, and is particularly adapted
to crying OF teething children. 1t kills Worms,
cures Stomach Ach, Constipation, Flatulency and
Derangement of the Liver. No family can afford
to be without this article. 1t costs but so cents
ask your druggist to get it for you, and he will
always keep it. 1922
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ia "A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Made from roots and barks growing in our immedi-
ate vicinity, the medical properties of which are
preserved i'll pure spirit making a Vegetable Bitter
and Blood Purifier and We warrant il To contain no
mineral whatever.
The BITTERS will he found most valuable for
the cure of those diseases arising from the Stomach
which is most likely To get disordered of any organ
of the human system.
\ few Of the diseases which the BITTERs cure We
enumerate below. These likely To have
in one season another, but generally more in
Spring and summer.
INDIGESTION, OR DYSPEPSIA,
Probably the worst disease the American people
have to endure. is of very common occurrence and
much to he dreaded.
There many disorders occasioned by Ildiges
ton which extend to all parts of the body such
Headache PalpitatiOn of the Heart Irregularities
of the Pulse, Loss of Energy Confusion of Thought
and feelings of utter prOstratiun without any full
signs of disease. The Organs of Digestion ART
liable to a great amount Of disease. and il remains
and this offer you in the GRANITE STATE BIT
TIERS, which does not fail To cure.
BILIOUSNESS which is apparent in a great
many. is readily released by the BITTERs.
BOILS are OccasiOned by the impurities of tn,
blood striving free themselves. Use the BITTRRs
and your blood will become pure.
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