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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-24

Tbs New York market opened a. 2SH,
but lost during the day Ac closing al
22Ec This hsd the effect 10 weaken the
market here snd sales were made at 20
nader yesterdays transactions The re-
oelpts for the week are "a. S63 falling even
below the buyers estimate. This NUMBER
Is against IS6 66l corresponding time last
year. The Effort on the psrt OF tbs opera
tors In New York to depress the market
IL having some effect. That is, they
recognize the feet that factors throughout
the south are carrying q large amount Of
cotton, Gnd on the principle Of the money
invested, the effort Is made to break the
market on . money pressure. The posi-
ton Of cotton is IS strong and even
stronger han It has been this season, Re-
csipps have fallen short Of the receipts
same time i 1870, which crop was then
three snd g quarter million, and middling
then, here was 22Lc, and In New York
23Hc; stocks at the ports then was OBJ ,049
bales stock at the ports up to the present
is 500, 900 bales.
Precisely at this date in 1870 the market
was similarly depressed, going as low du-
ring the first week in March as 20Z, but
recovering in less thsn a week TO 23c.
There can be no tangible explanation for
the course Of New York, outeide Of 3
shear" movement on the part Of the OPP
orators.
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hsa-RssIasnt Estlss.

Nc. 4st, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county ,TenneEsee,-M d. Rhodes
vs.. Philip 3. VIM ana K M. Apperson &
%.
II appearing from the bill which Il sworn
i TO IN this cause, that the defendant Phil
hp 3, VIM, 10 Justly indebted TO the com
p~IsinanI in the sun OF $3.50. dus by open &C.
count, and that he IS 8 non resident OF the
state Of Tennessee, and hat tor these causes
an attachment was sued out Of this Court
against the property Of defendant, VIM,
and the same was Issued, and has been re-
turned By the sheriff. duly levied on the
property OF aendant, VIM, by garnisamsnt
on 4. NJ Apperson & Co.
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas.
ter, That he make his appearances herein
at the courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, in the city OF Mem.
phts, Tennessee, On or before the first Mon.
day In April, 1874, and plead, answer or
demur to compartments bill, or the same viii
De taken for confessed As to him and set for
hearing ex parte; and that q copy OF this or.
der be published once a week, for four sue
eessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. ThtE
February q, 1874
A c~oPy-Attest:
NJ d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELCHER, Deputy o. and NJ
CAN'T & Mcdowell. Sol for comppE fss2
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IlOn-RssIdsut KOHCe.

No. ss7. r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, TepnesBae-Samuel
Mansfield and others Va John Csnu0van,
Samuel Gwynu, Thomas Buck, Belle Bnck
n John Buck, children OF Siias Buck. de-
ceased, and two other heirs OF said Back
deceased.
TT appearing nom the amended bill which
Il tB sworn tel ? this cause g RS
ants. Sam 6wynn, Thor ~ Buck, ElsF {
and John Buck, miRor children Of Silas Buck
deceased, n two other heirs n children
Of said Silas Buck deceased. whose names are
unknown to compliments, are eacn and all
non residents OF the State OF Tennessee, and
that said amended bill is nled for the pur-
pose of suhjecting b interest of the defend
ant. John CanuoVaR, IN and 20 q building
81 ueted on Shelby street, Memphis, Tennes
see, known as the "Shelby Rouse" 70 the
payment OF the debts ofth co~mplainants. q
1t ig therefore ordered, hat they and zach
ofIhem Make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse Of the Second Chaneery Court of
Shelby county in the city OF Mem Dhis, Ten
nesEee, on or before the 6Ist Monday, in
April, 1872, and plead, answer or demur 10
comptainants' amended bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed 90 to them and
set for hearing eKparte, and that 8 copy of
this order be published once q week, Tor Our
successive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
This February l, 1872,
A ~copy-Attest:
NJ. u. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By @ BELCHER, Deputy @. and n.
j. W. Scales, Sol. for COmppt fe-2-frl
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Trade.

The general market was lslI4y NctiNes
Stocks Of most articles OF consumptloh
are stin light, with moderate oaly a
ceipts. The river has not Jet fairy open
Al. hoyeyer quite snumber OF steamers
sra on their way from St, Louis 70 points
,aonth. mostly for Vicksburg and New
Orleans. Before smother week we can
count on uninterrupted navigation,
Grsin-In the grain market nothing was
doirsgfrom first hands, except 8 SAFE OF
9O0 bslss OF hay, prime, 81 SZ7t eno lVO
hSleS Of choice st s2s sc, which 10 q slight
advance oysr sales last weeky the STOCK
bs,n0 lighter, Corn 10 selling out OF store
a e0Saa5e Osta are in light supply, q
Considerable Is in transit 20 this MARKER,
calling from store st 6OG6oc. Inc demand
Is active. There IL no bran IN the marKet
En6 Uould bring readily $50 on the leVee.
Pnoyisions-There is nc change 70 re-
mort in this market, Merchants are hrm.
Stooka are light. Brokers sold 70 this
USTkes- 20 arrive, clear sides ct TIC. We
quote: Mess pork, S14504l6; baoon-ciear
sides, SIC; shoulders, 7H@7Hcs and scarce;
clear rib, few IN the msrke a.
EisSr sides,7Ha7Zc shoulders, 5H@5Hci
c5aaY rib.7K07Hc Breakfast bacon quoted
at IOe, Sugar cured hams, I2HGlBHc.
Dreesed hogs are In light supply with
a good demsnd; Memphis dressed, &c;
country, 69eHe, owing 70 condition.
ITOEGG0 DEtIaINAOlH u 49, 9AAA X
demand. Lsrd-tierce, eZGlOei kegs,
SoK@IIc; csddies, 1N@l2Aci pail, n9
Nv oaries-The trade Is active. Stocks
fs!f supply. There are no changes
-aaor< in Price. Nails are firm 81 % 25.
Gbeese "a % good demsnd for CheoasI
ONhSoL n ,rnOted at l69l6Hc. MO
sLnnlS SION, at 4OG7Ocs sYrups,
I0S75c. IouIsiRca sugar, open kettle,
y4H,. veIiow clarified, IlH9uAc;
800 cIad6ed. RH@13o; hard re-
II vbits. I3GI3Hc. Carolina rlce
mnrjme new, 99yKc. Starch, 4H@ohc
~ hound. Coffee Is urn a. quosS-
lions: Rio, 24G25He, sccorolng 70 qI -,
tty; Lsgusyra, .,3, sacked
barrel % 2s@s % as 20 DrAno' -'
SApotatoas-Ths stock is mostly In the
ands ~ deslers. Pricss are tending mp
nN-s 61t soarcslF higher than quota
go For Esrly Rose, $576OGoi russetsI
e. q. psachbloWs, IS 60i pinkeyes, e ~
Flour-Ee notice no cnaneo 1-
sales bavs hSen liberal toe PAss W. esSei
t1IIy revieTin9 he market. We mo: 50
neTsL IS 5OGs rs; extras, q zeSf 90
good family, es@e; fancy, ~ eo@ly. !,
sCornmasf-Vsrv little was doing ~
ornmeaI. The demand has been sup.
-nIied for present wants dealers We
3fsring at g SO, delivered, 4 reioseo y
sell for less. tn.roe.ad
Ssmand FOR strictly choice q b b09B 70
&s5er Qualities are neglected and are quo.
49, rom Sla2 Is per barrel. Onion
soo- in moderate demand AZ " Io2
60 - busheL The supply IL very
e.;S. Hominy on the leyee - Soossa e :
n to0s. Krauss lca NE, $500 80 :
y Gi9li % for large oAr's' ma :
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There is no ch61Fa 10 r1tp tbs
money market. Money 3 fepor1ed IN
fair supply, the demand Is, however, &C.
tive. Rates in bank are 1O9l2 per cent
per nun .
Exchsnge remains at K9% discount
buying, and psr selling, with = mooerste
moun making. Gold Is ll0A m NsN
York. A Dealers purchase OF 5000 was
msds At 110k and small amounts sold AZ
HOY.
In the stock and security market, moth
ing Wss dong Of specisl interest. Mem
phis and Charleston was on the Market IN
small amounts, bat the effort 20 buy low
500 run them on; however, lO0 sns1Ss
sold At $50, with some offered st S1Hc. we
heard nothing reliable concerning Ar
kansas leves bonds, the quotations STANDS
q re; but there viii undoubtedly De
q movement in q few days City
bonds are quoted &C 61H 20 6Sc for
the currency, and &c Tor the gold
issue. County warrants are quiet ~
80 TO 9Sc for buying and selling Cennes
res money is bought at g to S5c for the
old snd Ssc for the new issue, a is sold
respectively at SO to SIC and $40, Railroad
Gnd insurance stocks are unchanged.
The commissioner Of mining statistics
estimates the bullion product Of the
United States in h years 1859 and 1870,
respectively, st S6l. 500 600 and $66 900 600.
AA6 Ann l014A4AonAlAoA6 " AAhA1A
spDoin ed by the governor to report an
equitable basis for the settlement Of the
accounts bstwesu that State and Virginia
STRIVE 81 q balance due Virgins of $685.
$50 %. The average RATES Of discount in
the principal european cities for the year
1871 we're as follows: London, 8 per cent;
Amsterdsm 81; Frankfort, SIS; Brussels, |
4; Berlin, 4LS Paris, 50. IL is noticeable
thst Paris, where the rate has generally
been lower than elsewhere, now shows the
highest rate, while in London 1t IL excep-
tionally low. This is doubtless owing to
the great volume OF foreign capital which
wss poured into the London markets last
year. A Mr.. B. F. Nourse, Of Boston, es-
Inmates that the population OF the cotton
growing States slons are able 80 hold, on
the average, 500, OO0, 900 of idle currency,
which Is boarded and hidden, IS there are
no savings banks TO utilize this vast sum
End make IL productive both TO its private
owners snd coutributive to more public
objects at the same This fact proves, If
true that the South, like all othoT sections
of our country, is rapidly advancing in
mSseriRl wealth.
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Ear small. In beans there was bat . Ugh
lceat demand st 81 509s 70,
No cabbage on the market.
Beeswax-Per pound, 2S480c.
Eggs were in demand and scaroesselhne
readily at 2S030o.
Choice butter Is in fsir demand at I'd
| CSC: commen TO fair 12HQlSc.
PcultrY-The market was better sup
piled; the demand was moderate Chick
ems were slow sale st$6E5 80 for
choice; other qualities IS 6064. Nc
turkeys on the market, bus are quo
ted &C SI7a20. Geese S7@S. Dressed
chickens, "a 5095. Dressed turkeys, Is
@21c
Supplies are fair. Choice to fancy apples
are quoted ct from 1907 25, and other
qualities from S4@5 30. Oranges dull,
selling lower; Louisisna, Sl2K; HevsnA,
$1l@1l so. Lemons are duh and heavy
at $404 so. Choice canberries are quoted
at Sl49l5, and other qualities at SilGl2.
Dried apples, S@l0c, and scarce. Dried
peaches, 5H@7c.
Hides Tine hide market is active. We
quote: Flint, per ID, lee; dry sailed, loo;
green sailed, 9Hc, and green, 7&Sc. Dry
deer-skins sell at Soc. Sheepskins, No. 1,
are worth So each. and common 25c9Sl.
In cottonseed at mills We quote; ia de-
manda at &11 per ton. Oils for refined,
6Oc; for good, 45c. on cake, 21o. Meal,
$50.
Bagglng-Dsalers are firm at the follow
ing quotations: Hemp and fax, 2-lb. lie;
2A-lb, fH9lsc; iroR ties, 5&5Nci baling
Irvine, ITO.
Live stock is in fair request. Common
to choice cattle are quoted at s. 6096.
Hogs, $5G5 so. Sheep, 1907.
In broom corn there Is = fair demsnd
for Q broom corn, at S909125 per ton.
Tallow is dull, snd can be had from
store for So peril
Wool is in request, and would find
ready sale at 25G85o, As to quality.
Lime-Bulk, 81 4Oi barrel, 81 60G1 20.
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Saturday. February "a, 1879,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. to-wft:
Being country Lott No. 81 and 4, on the
Mssisslppi river, rear Rippatoes Point.
above Memphis, and in the county of Shelby.
state OF Tennessee, and described
as follows, tO-Wtt:
Lot No 2; Beginning ct q point on the Mis-
sisstppi river at the 5W corner of lot No. 4;
Themes south with the meauderi1gs OF said
river l265 chains thence east 52.7o chains;
thence north u chains; Themes weat A
chains TO the place Of begtnning-cOntatning
s. acres.
No. s: Beginning at 8 point on the said
river at the So cOrner Of lot No. 2; hence
south Is chains; thence east elyO oh ms;
thence north l5.l9 chains; thence west SITS
chains 70 the place Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IS 4-lu0 acres
Lot No &: Beginning at point on the said
river a. the SW corner OF lot No. 5; thence
q 2.s4 CHAINS; thence south R6t chains;
thence east $3.50 chains. thence north 1.60
chains; hence west 81 60 chains to the place
of beginatng-containing IS B-lO acres.
A plan o. the subdivision, with surveys
thereof, are on dle In my of1os. 10 which ref
encs is invited.
TERss OF SALOON q credit Of six and
twelve months; purchasers executing their
notes, with good security, bearing interest
from date; lien being also reserved on the
lsnd as additional security. Feb.
ruary 3, 1872.
II D. L STEWART. Clerk and Master.
Humss q ROston and q. Clay King, So
HeftoTa far
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--LATEST REPORT By TELEGRAPH.l

NEW YORK. Fepruary % e..
The dry goods market Is fairly active.
and prices generally on the rise. Ions
dale cambrio muslins, which sold this
forenoon st 2Sc are now 23Kc; Amoskeag
muslins are up TO 16Hc, Andr0scogin
musliDs, AZ inch, 10000; Booth s are up
to l4k@15o; Booth B, l5X&16c; Booth E
I8Hc; Hallowell E, lac. Llconia "a
bleached shestings are up to 35c, and "a
Laconia bleached sheetings TO 40c; Pequot
6 4 blesched sheetings, $50; Psquot 10 4
bleaohed sheetipgs, 52Hc; Pepperen 81
bleached sheetings are up to 35c, 81 Pep
peren bleached sheetings TO 400, 1914 Pep
perell blesched aheetings to 45c and ia
Pepperel bleached sheetings TO SOS. Pep
psren Jeans of all kinds are up half q cent
on the yard. American stripes are half a
cent higher; Queen City stripes, 8x3, one
cent higher; Uncssville stripes 10 higher.
Ticks are also higher; Omega A are adj
vsnced to 25c: Omega A O A, &c; Omega
A O A, yard wide, Bic; Minnehaha extra
ticks are Sc higher; York T are advanced
to 2SXc, and CiRrk 50 inch ticks 90 Csc
Prints gre generally steady at Lie for fancy
oOlors. Pacific mills have been obliged to
make some revision Of their various
grades Of ladies' dress goods, as they
opened relatively low, and wool and cot
ton keeps advancing. Brown drills are
half q cent higher; the Amoskeeg, Booth,
Peppereu and Stark are up to 16Hc.
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N~OH-REslDENT NOTICE.

No. 4s7,-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-James W. hing
ham VS. lanes M. TOmeny, Fannie A. Tom.
enV, VIM. Huntington ct al.
TT appearing from the bill which is sworn to
in this canse that the defendants, james
N. Tomeny, Fannie A. TOmeny and his vile,
and VIM. Huntington, are non-restdents Of
the State OF Tennessae;
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the Courthouse of the Second ChancsrY
Court of Shelby county, in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn.s on or before the hrst
swaT 81 demur To- oomplainanfSs biiL. or
the same viii be taken for confessed az to
them and set for hearing exparte, and III
q COPY OF this order be published once Q
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phiE Appeal.
This February Il, 1874.
A copy-attesB:
NJ. D. Il STEWART. Clark and AastsR,
By Q. BELCHER, d. Q. a NJ
Randolph, Hammond q Jordon, sols- tor
anwnnTafnarN Talk III
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IsOsdsy, March 4th, Ia72

at Il O'Clock m, at the Real Estate Exchangs
Of Register, TreEevant &Co, northeast corne3
of Main and Jefferson streets, in the CITY o.
Memphis, so much of the following described
tract of and IS will be necessary to pay 8
certain note. given By SAID Russell TO Mrs. M
@. Reed, for the sum Of s8Sl Is, payable Oh
the 18th day OF July, A. .. 1871. with interest
from the 18th day OF July, a. ID. ls7e, until
paid, to-wtt excepting forty-nve t45l acres o
the said land, heretofore ~rel1nQufshed Dy me
as trustee, and excepting also seventy acres
OF said tract not embraced in said Trust
Deed): Lying in Shelby county, n begin
ming at a Etak In the center OF the Raleigh
and do road, In the corner
OF q thirty acre tract conveyed to John Pope
by lohn D. White; thence east % chains 81
links to a stake 5 inks west Of 8 gumtree
married J. P. and I'D. W.; thence north 2s
chains 81 links to q stake IN John Fope's east
line; thence east 10 chains 81 links with
Snead's line and center OF Macon road t0a
stake northwest corner of George Grahame
land; thence south with Grsham'sl line s.
chains 81 links to 3 stake in Graham'E south
west corner, s links west Of 3 poplar marked
]. g.; thence west 20 chains Is links with
north line of J. d. White OF al. to q stake
center of Raleigh and fernando road
thence north with Pope's east line, center o.
said Raleigh and fernando road q chains
and - links to the beginning, containing
lS1k acres-eXceptinR from said sale % ecr 6
Of said described tract, heretofore reltn
pushed by me to the said Russell, n alsc
excepting seventy acres OF the same not en-
braced in said Trust Deed. Title believed t.
be good but / oonvey as Trustee only
Equity Of redemption waived.
du.fe2 JOHHP IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
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Elan.Raaihsnf Anfina-

No. H2, E. DIN the Second Chancery Couri
of Shelby comfy, Tennessee.-iohn "
Bean We. Asa Hodges, Il. n. Hodges, Flem.
ing Hodges and others.
1T appearing from af1davit in this cause
L thai the defendants, Asa Hodges, B N
Hodges, Fleming Hodges, William Hodges
Alice Hodges, Maggie Hodges and the Oko-
Iona Savings Institution, are nonresident
of the state Of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse OF the Second
Chancery Court of Shelby county In the city
of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday in March, 1874 and plead, answer OF
demur 10 complainantlg bill, or the same Will
be taken for COL feesed as to them and set for
hearing expsrte; n that q COPY of this or
der be published once q week, for four SIC.
co; sive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
January -, 1874.
A copy-attest:
II. D. L, STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY U. BELCHKR, Deputy Q. n n.
e. p. Walker Sol for cOmplD't tsR0 in
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Saturday, March I'd. 1872,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In shelby county, Tennes
see, to-Wit:
a tract OF land, being H. B. 8. Williams
original entry 80. al, made oa the 18th Of
September, IEo, in range J, section 2, OF the
nth surveyors districE, on the south tide Of
Wolf river, and bounded - follows: Begin
ming at q stake in the northeast corner Of
Charles e. Reinhardsa IS acre entry, No. S.;
thence east IS chains 20 q stake; thence south
5 chains to q stake. Stephen Relfre's south-
West corner; thence east % chains TO q taxa,
Wilson Bsnderlin's northwest corner Of his
III aoZe entry; thence sou5a 81 chains 70 q
50 ke, the northeast corner OF job X. kentB
100 scre entry, No. l015; thence west Is chains
70 the corner OF - acre entry In
the name OF W. A. Bryant; thence north 10
chstns and 80 links 10 Eafd Bryant1s northeast
corner; Themes west % chairs to 8 stake, said
Bryants northwest corner; hence north Il
chains and SO links TO . stalks, h. A Davis
northeast corner Of ais go acre entry, Ho.I0of;
tosnce west 10 chains ant IS link to q stake;
thence north 10 chains q = IL Ks 10 the be
ginning, containing 18 acres. l
Terms OF 52le-On q credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen Is, II and 49, months; purchaser
to give bonds with approved surety, bearing
Interest from dat0i q Lien % be retained TO
secure same, etc.
This February 3, 1872.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
HumeE & POdton- Att0ru9Va. fso
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Atfachmant MntInn-

DEFoRE JAMES HALL, a Justice of the
ID Peace for Shelby ounty Tennessee
John Howard nea nj Reese p tchard vs.
Jim Rawlings.
A FFIDAVIT having been made in this
n csuFe that the is Justly In
debted 60 the plaintiff the sum Of nh ety-two
l6-l0 dollars and interest from the eleventh
day Of February, 1857, dne by promissOry
pote of said date; and the said attachment
having been sworn out that the defendant
was . non resident of the State of Tennessee,
and tha same having been returned levied
by the proper officer:
II is therefore ordered, That the defendant,
Jim Rawlings, appear before me, at my ONCE,
in the city of Memphis Tenn, on the 18th
day of March, H72 at 10 O'Clock am, or the
Will be proceeded with expaite; 1t is
published in the Memphis Daily Appeal, q
published IN the city of Memphis.
once q week, for Our consecutive weeks.
This sth day of February, IS72.
JAMES HALL, Justic. OF the Peace
Ta1n n.A 10. al ,1H,r ,O..e-
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SaiurdaN FebruarY 24, Isz2,

Being an undivided interest in remainder
of one-half in n to q certain tract or par.
eel OF land, containing about 2o2 acres, beipg
chld en-, Lucy A. and Fanny ". West: same
being Ia Eleventh Surveyors District, range
s n section 2: Beginning 20 poles west and
Couch q Strother's 5O0L acre survey: west ~
poles and south for complement. Said lands
lie in the county of Shelby and State OF Ten
nessee.
TERMS OF SAXON q credit of six and
twelve months; purchaser executing note,
with approved security; lien retained TO Sc
cure payment OF purchase money. This
5, 1879.
II. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
John Som ArVfils, Sol. for IL. fe4
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sPEcIhl. NOTICE.

FOur MiIIl0ns sf InVRlids.-At the low
est computation there are never less than
four millions Of inYslids In the United
States OF this number probably more than
three ntths have neglected the ordinary pre-
cautions necessary for the preservation of
health, and are suffering the punishment
due TO their cRrelessness. II the m~ultitudes
who are now afflicted With b~tliousness, indi.
gestion, rheumatism, Intermittent fever. II
resularities OF the bowels, general debility,
nervous disorders, etc, had, At the very nrst
symptoms Of indispoEitioH, in~vigorated, reg
ulated and purified thsir syHtems with Hos
letters Stomach Bitterss two-thirds Of them
would at this moment be performing the SC
tive duties Of Life, ~unannoyed by q all
ment OF the body or the mind.
This assertion Is made advisedly. 1t Ia
founded On experience, and Is borne out by
the testimony OF q countless host Of wit
nessGs whose attestations cover almost every
variety of disease, and extend over o period
Of about twenty years. OF every thousand
persons who take the BitteTs IS preventive
OF the complaints above enumerated. seven
eighths escape them entirely and Of every
Thousand who are actually attacked ana use
the great Vegetable Tonic as q remedy thrse-
fourths are radically cured. These are not
hap-hsEard assertions, but statistical fact1
They are based upon the results of Inquiries
made by more than nfty thousand persons
in various parts Of the country, and uponthe
letters OF prominent citiz sns Of every State
It might almost be said, Of every county in
tba HuIcu.