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NEW YORK.
Bank Statement -R0dman, the Deefault-
ing Deputy City Treasurer-Aslatic
Cholsra-Treasnrer Sprague.
Butler's Political PrOspeeis-Myster
s'Floater'' Identified Colonel
RaymOnd's funeral.

NEW YORK, August 30--The bank
statement loans decrease, S1,048, 500;
specie decrease, -, ,049, 900; legal tender
decrease, SS03, 100; circulation decrease,
S67, 500.
Justice Daner, of Brooklyn, to-day
fixed the bail of nj. T. Rodman, the de-
faulting deputy city treasurer, at $55,-
600 with two securities, qualifying in a
double amount, and if not furnished in
a given time, Rodman will be commit
ted to the county jail. The taZ-collec-
tor Indignantly denies that there is any
deficiency in his accounts, but says the
averages of taxes for the last twenty
years will probably reach twenty mil
lion dollars. Warren, the expert, says
the taX-collector has made deposits to
his own credit in various city banks
each day, and has kept money for weeks
and months instead of paying it over at
once as was his duty.
A physician at Castle Garden an
nounces the death Of an emigrant there
from Asiatic cholera.
City Treasurer Sprague, of Brooklyn,
has put stop, for the present to all
further investigation of his ac-
counts by dispensing with the services
of the expert, Warren, who, it is inti-
mated, gave offense by making public
the results Of the Investigation in ad-
vance of their submission TO Sprague.
Warren, in addition to the former state
ments and from a memoranda made in
the course of the examination of the
books, says that when the present comp
troller entered the office, on January
first, 1872, there was existing defalca-
tion in the accounts of the city treasurer
of over three hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, and in the sinking fund of sixty
thousand, all of which has since been
made good except ninety-eight thous-
and in the general found. According to
the official report of Warren, there is
now deficiency in the city treasurer's
accounts of fifty thousand dollars.
A dispatch from Boston says that of
the ninety delegates from that city to the
Republican state convention, Butler has
sixty-two, and that of the forty-fve
delegates from Lynn and Lowell all are
for Butler, and that he also has two
thirds of the Newburyport delegates.
A portion of the human body found in
Oyster bay, Long Island, has been iden-
titled from the chain and loeket as that
of Charles Y. Kelsey, of Huntington,
who mysteriOusly disappeared Novem-
Der 18th, 1872, having been tarred and
feathered for his persistent attentions to
young woman, after having been re-
quested to desist.
The funeral of Colonel Raymond, pri-
vate secretary for General Mcclellan
during the peninsula campaign, took
place yesterday, and was attended by
large number of well-known citizens.
Cerebro-spinal meningitis has made
its appearance in the stables of the large
contractors of this city, and during the
past week number of horses and mules
have died with it.
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ApDITIONAL RIVER TELEGRAMs.

CAIRO, August 0-Night.-Arrived
JuliaJ, st Louis, pm; Nick Long
worth, New Orleans, l PM; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis, pm. Departed
Nick Longworth, Cincinnati, 9 pm,
Julia, Vicksburg, Bpm. Weather clear
and cool. River has risen inch.
EVANSVILLE, August 30.-The wealth.
er is clear and hot. Mercury 90o at p. m.
The river is at stand. Port list-Up:
Florence Lee, l0p. m. Raven and barges,
am: ldlewlld, S am; Geo. Roberts,
9 am; Charmer, 10 am. Down
Storm No. 8 and barges, p.m.; Mary
Ament and Grey Eagle, 8 pm. Busi-
ness fair.
CNcINNATI, August 3O.-River IC
feet and falling. No arrivals or depart
lres. Weather fair.
New ORLEANS, August 30.-No arri.
vals. Departed: City of Helena, St
Louis. Weather clear. Mercury $50.
LOUISVILLE, August 30.-The river
is falling slowly, with feet in the
channel. Weather clear and warm.
Arrived: Morning Star. Departed;
Ben. Franklin, Cincinnati, and Morn.
ing Star.
ST LOUIS, August SO.-Arrived
J. n. Phillips, Cairo; Rob Roy, KeO-
kuk; DeSmet, st. Long and Joe Kin
ney, Missouri river; Dictator, Cincin-
natl; Hornet, Ohio river. Departed
Rob Roy, Keokuk; City of Helena,
Vicksburg; Elliott, Memphis; st. Luke,
Red river; DeSmet, Missouri river.
River falling slowly. Weatherclear and
warm.
VICKsBURG, August 80. = Down
Mollie Moore, pm. Up: James How
ard, pm; Bart Able, pm. Weather
warm and clear. River falling.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, August 30.-For the
northwest and upper lake region the
pressure will diminish, with light east
erly and southerly winds and high tenn
perature weather.
:, For the upper lake region, cloudy
weather with local rains.
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CHICAGO.
The Unfortunate COrdeIla Wade, Of
Cincinnati-Death from an
Overdose Of Morphine.

CHICAGO, August S0.-Last night
a neatly-dressed, rather pretty woman,
giving her name as MIs. Carter, and
stating that she was on her way from
Cincinnati to Milwaukee, applied for
admission to the home of the friendIess.
She was given a room, and shortly
afteIward she was discovered to have
swallowed the contents of q vial of
laudanum. A physician was summoned
and, by the use Of proper remedies, sue
ceeded in placing her out of danger.
From some clippings from Cincinnati
papers found ia Der pocket, she is sun
posed to be the unfortunate Cordelia
Wade Of that city.
Colonel w. W. Wheeler, a wall.
known citigsn, was found, last night,
dead in his bed at the Gait house. It ls
supposed that he died from an over
dose OF morphine, dug which he was
in the habit taking.
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very rights and privileges of which they
had robbed the Saxons. And may we
not hope q like result TO follow q similar
cause, and as all things move more
rapidly in this day than in
that, it may also be hoped that il
will not as then require centuries to pro-
duce that result?
EDITOR-Tou are reported to have
said in the speech at White Sulphur
"that the men of this day may yield the
principles for which they contended,
but the children who succeed them viii
cherish and perpetuate them." This Is
by some construed into arefieetion upon
those who have participated in OF have
aided what we term Reconstruction"
Mr.. DAvIs-You will no doubt, from
your familiarity with reports of
remarks made in public, have
perceived that the publication is mere
sketch of what was said. The remark
to which you call my attention was
connected with compliment to the
women of the south, whose patriotism
and adherence to truth had been proof
against all the severe trials to which the
war had subjected them. And so hope
was founded on the supposition that,
though my OWE sex might give way to
the necessities of the hour, the motives
of the rising generation would
teach their children the prin-
eiples for which we had struggled, and
that thus they would be perpetuated,
and in some happier hour, perhaps, be
more successfully maintained than they
had been by ourselves. / have so often
and so publicly said that no people ever
so well bore themselves under all the
tests of danger and privation, as the
men of the Confederate army, and | so
deeply honor and admire them for their
galiantry and conduct, that | am more
than a little surprised that any other
sentiment should be attributed to me.
EDITOR-In reference to his opinion
of the Virginia conservative ticket, l
read a slip to Mr.. Davis from the Bristol
Ne,gs, which he said was correct. 1t is
as follows: The distinguished eX-presi-
dent of the late Confederacy passed
through Bristol, on his way to Memphis,
on Wednesday last. 1t was the good
fortune of the writer of this to meet him
on the A, NJ. and o. ears at Abingdon,
and to have a forty minutes converse
ton with him. Mr.. Davis expressed
himself as greatly pleased with the po-
litical management which has saved
Virginia from ruin and shame, and ex-
pressed the opinion that the good old
has now over-ridden
her danger and may be regarded as safe.
From personal knowledge of an official
intercourse with General Kemper, he
does not hesitate to ascribe to him the
rare and valuable gift Of decided admin
istrative ability. He spoke in the high
est terms of Colonel Withers and Mr..
Daniel and thinks the entire ticket a
most admirable one. Their honesty and
integrity he considers above question,
and says that these qualities are not in
these times so very general that we can
afford to give their possessors a very
trifiing consideration.
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by George o. Sale Co, Auetioneers, 2ol Main
a. q. Tucker, l box "a. 6. vigus, 0 packages;
r p. Field. / piano; q. c. Powell, / box; @. H.
R0thert l trunk; e. w. Gardensture, box;
ID w. Williams / box; Duncan Dunn, box;
E r. Babeock. box; Ellis Dsman, keg
varnish. Mrs T. Armstrong, l washing ma
chine hox: r, w, box; G. W. Trueheart,
eoffin gin: H. c. Hills, Crockett's Bun,
hoxes Trunk: j. Haynes, i box; Hill q Co.,
- boxes. barrels bath brick; 1. x. r., roll
leather: ]. Colston, jr., box candy; II.
Athv, / sack Faucets; ]. Dugan, box; q.
Phelps, Helena, l chest, trunks; J: Z: kir-
bendnrfer box: Jas s. Price & o Fort Glib
son. / nov: p. Twohig, beer kegs; Kleiner &
Rro' lot beer kegs; l.. & 2 boxes glassware;
TI1cas i coil rope; l.. G. Frazier, boz Chas.
Mnsicix. lot goods; Maria Bradley, Kitchen
safe: Mrs. NJ. b. on ems, 1 sewing machine
cotton planter: p. Baquet, 1 box; K. II, Eggles-
TON handles picks and shovels; w. u: Fore
man. Z boxes household goods; w. hcPeatz,
hoy. w, r. Dugan, / chest; w. Coss, box:
W .Ramiin, / keg box; +. Griffith, cul-
tivator: Diehl & Lord, 2 boxes; j. 5. Grace,
hoy. Frank Degarmo, l box merchandise;
Hnah NcDonald. 2 bundles paper ;. II. Cald-
rei7- | newell post: Tennessee Carbon Gas
CO.. I case gas fixtures, bundle pipe; ]. bay
1es / box: J. n, W. & Co., Aberdeen, lot
nnerchandise; no marx, pulley and driver;
ATsnn1a Isckson, boxes; s A., i box; WI
iiaYas 4 Ross, box; Thos. Ragaus gun,
foses. n Hewzood, chest; A. r. B., ! box;
7 r. SpIehy, / trunk; no mark, vaise, 8
carpeibags; +. L. Parker Lounges no mark,
! barrel Whisky.
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MASONIC TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
HALL OF DESoTo LODGE, No. z99,
Mem pHIa AnnItsf Il lg-a Z

HALL OF DESOTo LODGE, No. z99,
MEMPHIS, August Is, 1878.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God, in
HIS wise providence, to take out of this world
the soul OF cur deceased brother, CHARLIE j.
GRAY; therefore,
ltesotUed, That deploring the untimely loss
OF one VINO was consistent and faithful
brother of our ancient Order. who in all the
relations OF life was a true and conscientious
man; that holding in grateful recollection the
many vi tues which adorned his character,
and thankful for the good example Of his ex
ceilent life, we bow to the dispensation OF Dl-
vine Providence with that subm ission which
becomes his fellow travellers in the same Jour
ney-his fellow workmen upon the same
temple.
I15sOtUed, That we hereby tender to the be-
reaved family the assurance OF our unfeigned
sympathy 10 this their great calamity.
GEO. c. HARRIS,
II. r. CATRON,
w. II. BATES,
Attest: Committee.
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MARRIED.

KUHN-LEBOLT-On Wednesday, August
9th, at the house of the bride'smother in Day
ton, Ohio, by Rev. DR.. L. LilIenthal, JULIUS
KUHN, Of Memphis, to Miss HENRIETTA
LsBoLT.
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DIED.

LUUARINI-On Friday, at twelve O'Clock
m, FELIPPo LUCARINI, aged IS years.
The friends and acquaintances of the late
Felippo Lucarini arefnvited to attend his fu-
neral this SUNDAY afternoon, at 81 o'clock
firm 40 Second street, Chelsea.
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EsTABLIsHED 1910.

The Daily Appeal has larger c.rcu
JatfOu than all the other memphis ~NAa'
papers cOmbIned.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


T'IIE officers and members of Simon Tuska
Il Lodge, No. 1872, are hereby notified TO at
tend a special meeting on SUNDAY morning,
3lst instant, at 10l5 o'clock, for the dis
patch of important business.
BY order of s. /. LEE, Prcs't.
EDWARD GOLDSMITH. Sec'y
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MEMPHIS TOBACCO CO.,
PLUG TOBACCO,
No. 400 Front ST., Memphis.

TNHIS COMPANY, under it's new manage
Il ment, has now on hand several thousand
boxes of PLUG TOBACCO, ready for the mar
ket. We challenge a comparison, in qualify
and price, with any offered. Merchants can
now save the use Of the mass Of capital in
stamps alone, required to keep any cOnsidsra-
Bile stock ON hand, by filing their orders from
our factory. Orders promptly filed. Rs3- Pa
tronize home industry.
E5f~R.aur DrEra paid f,,. o-r sroH..~..
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ST.JOSEPH'SACADRMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
ITO. .lS3 DeSOto Street.

NALL SESSION COMMENCES MONDAY.
u September Ist. Terms reasonable. For
fCrther particulars, apply TO the
anil MOTdER SUPERIOR.
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Dissolution of CO-Partnershlp.

The firm of Feueht & Boekhart is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, W. 7. Lockhart
transferring his entire interest to Simon
Feucht, who assumes all the liabilities of the
firm, and who aloneis authorized 70 collect
the debts. SIMON FEUCHT,
W.T. LOCKHART.
Memphis, September !, 1873.
In retiring from the firm take pleasure in
rendering NV thanks TO my friends for past
favors, and hope they viii continue to pat
ronize the house in future. will remain with
the new firm for several months and will be
happy to see and wait on my friends
W. LUCKHART.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Wednesday. October Isf, 1873,

TIME following described Goods, stored with
| S. B. Miller, No. 2, Elliott block, corner
Jefferson and Promenade streets, If not called
for will be Sold at Auction, on
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NOTICE.

rU1HR regular nenthly meeting Of the Nam.
| phiB Building Association viii Be held
nOHDAi evsning, septom Der lst, at o'clcck,
Al the ofIce OF the Globe Mutual Life In
surance Company, No. IL Madison street.
Stockholders ara expected 70 be present.
BY order u. II. JUDAH, PreSI,
s. STURN, Secretary,
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NOTICE.
Office Of Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.

HAVING sold the steamer ANNA. all per-
sons having claims against her VIII
present same at this office Immediately.
aust JNO. d. ADAMS. President.
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ATTENTION, MILITIA

A LII persons who served in the E. N. D. w
"a J., and who desire TO secure the services
of General Nj. 7. WILLIAMSON as agent to
cole ct their claims for said services, will call
on the undersigned before Septenl Der 10Th and
sign powers of attorney.
GEORGE ID. PLUMMER,
AT Masonic Temple office, Magnolia Block for
First Regiment, and Companies F, q. II. I
and X, second Regiment.
JOSEPH AsGRONAUER.
At Customhouse, No. IL Madison street. for
Third Regiment, and Companies A. b. c, ID
and ., Second Regiment.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEAR HORN LAKE, DEsoTo COUNTY, MISS, !
Onrr L

NEAR HORN LAKE. DESoTo COUNTY, MISS,
October q, 1872.
DIR. NJ. f. BRAMHALL:
Dear Sir-I feel that it is a dnty to those
suffering from cancer TO say that was under
your treatment from March 20, 1872 until May
lst, for f" he editary cancer" It had be en-
showing itself for twent five years. but gave
little uneasiness until five years since, when
it began growing and paining, and for two
years prior to your treatment suffered excru-
TUl growth, covering the inner hall of lett eye,
down on cheek, and fully to the ridge of my
nose, All this was removed and some scales
of the bones, without the knife. The place
has healed healthy, leaving scarcely a scar,
and candidly state that have not felt a can
Ger pain since, and believe / am entirely
cured. Ny health and constitutional condi-
ton is better than IL has been for years L
hope all who are afflicted with that dreadful
disease may hear Of you, and apply for relief
in time, for can assure them that they can
come in confidence, relying upon your candOr
and skill.
should any be doubling. and desire further
proof, let them call upon or address me at
the above place. am well known by many
mercha' Is in Memphis, where have traded
for twenty years. remain yours, truly,
FELIX DAVIS.
The following named gentlemen inspected
Mr.. Dayi~, face when under treatment, and
since cured, and by consent are respectfully
referred to:
DIR. E G. SLATER, Pastor First Methodist
Church, corner Poplar and Secoi d streets.
w. H. BROWN, firm of Jones. Brown & Co.,
cotton factors, No. 27S Front street
G. =. CUOK, with j. F. Frank & Co., whole
JOHN II. M0YSTON, Star Gallery, No. 249
Main street.
DIR. NJ. W. PHILIPS, editor Southern Far
mer, 279 Main street. au3l
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NOTICE.

FFNHE members of the Societa di Unione e
/ Fratellsnza Italiana are requested to meet
al their hall this SUNDAY evening, August
3lst at O'clock, for the purpose of attending
the funeral of our late brother, Felippo Luz
BY order OF the President.
Ennrafnrkr Ton
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOB CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Compan

For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis
SIR. CITY OF VICKSBURG, ~IKSR \
p. X. m asters
Leaves as above THIS DAY, Angus 3lst, Al
II o'clock 10.
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FOR yICKsBURG.

MeEaphfs and st. Louis Packet Company
U. 8. Mail Line.
For Helena, ChioOt, GreeDville, YicksburR
and Way Landings.
Steamer CITY OF HELENA, ~Ir~~
III stStef
Leaves MONDAY, September Isl, at pm.
au3l AID. STORM, Treasurer.
u. -. Mail Line.
For Helena, Chicot, Greenville, Nieksburg,
aud Way Landings.
Steamer JULIA, e1T-% \
Leaves THIS DAY, August 3lst, at pm.
au3l AID. STORM, Treasurer.
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DISSOLUTION.

TTIHE finn OF webber q williams is this day
L dissolved by mutual consent, E. 3.
Webber having disposed Of his interest in the
said firm TO j. n. " ILLIAMS, who assumes
lect the outstanding debts due the firm.
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NEW FERHE.
SIMON FEUCHT.

Successor 70 Feucht & Lockhart,l
Dealer I'm Wires, Liquors. Cigars ANA
Groceries, 3aS FrOns St, Memphis.
The undersigned has this day purchased the
entire interest of w. I. Lockhari in the house
OF Feucht q Iockhart, assumes all the liabiIi-
ties Of said house, and win collect an out
standing claims. Very thankful tony friends
Tor past favors, hope in the future to deserve
g continuance Of their liberal patronage.
SIMON FEUCHT.
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-18

Wis was wounded in four places, one bullet
passing through his bowels. causing his
death within few hours afterward Stat
terly received three shots, and, although
badly wounded, may recover The bloody
affair was the result of an old feud.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. l7.-At Hend-
erson. KY. one Thompson. in fit, killed
his wife and attempted suicide, but is now
jailed.
Levi Blue, 4 negro stabbed to the heart
an other negro named Simpson, at Nor
gansfeld, KY. The colored people are
pushing the murderer.
BUFFALO, Nov. IA fire this morning
burned Wheat & Brailey's printing house
and adjoining premises Loss, $l00, ,000-
partially insured.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. IA journal spe-
cial says the wooden mills at Owensboro,
Ky. burned this morning Loss, $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Nov ia heavy thunder
storm at P NJ. Sunday, prostrated all the
telegraph lines near this city. There was
light rain to-day at noon
LANSING, Mich, Nov. l6.-The ecclesi-
astical trial of Rev. William Rice has been
postponed to Dec, l6, on account of the
counsel employed having other business
engagements; and will be held in the Me.
thodist Espiscopal Church at Mason. His
trial for the crime of adultery with a mem
ber of his church at Mason, will be held at
the church Nov. Is.
JANEsvILLE, Wise, Nov. l6.-Noah
Davenport, a mill owner in the town of
Porter, was caught in his mill machinery
some time Thursday morning and his body
terribly mangled, He had b, en- alone in
the mill all night, so nothing is known of
how the accident occurred.
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PERsoNAL-Dr HelB,bold to the front
again. We are glad to see that during
the Doctors temporary residence in Eu-
rope, the supply of his genuine Extract
Buchu-the only known specific for urinary
disorders and obscure complaints in either
sex-has been supplied from his formula
and apparatus by his representative here.
The genuine article bears the Doctor s
signature, and is probably the best known
and most valuable remedy of the kind in
the world John F. Henry, New York,
sole agent. Sold by all druggists.
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S5e WABASH AVE-,
tkIIA.AeAyIUEEU Opposite the Pos. Once.
CHTrzGO

The most Renotcned Specialist Of the Age, /" The
treatment Of PRIVATE, CHRONIC and CRi-
NARY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
The result Of early ndiscreoBs other producing
NERVOUSNESS PMPLEs ON THE FACE. AVERSION TO
SOCIETY IMPAIRED SIGHT. LOSS OF MEMORY Asr
MANHOOD PERMANENTLY CURED. THE CREAM OF
MEDICAL LITERATURE Illustrated with chnsts engrayings
explaining who may marry why not Why. fhs impeonene
to marriage Their nature and Price 80 cents
seniu plain sealed envelope Ladies requiring surgical aid
medical attendance advice call address the Doctor
Invalds provided with private apartments board attend
anee. &c. Cures Guaranteed Rubber goods on hand
it15d&w1y
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POPULAR FALLAcY AND DEcEPnoNs. -
1t is an infrmity of man to cling to the
teachings of past generation, and to stub
bornly rerist the light of reform and pro
gress. Health,reform and Temperance
growth are jealously watched over by the
Poison Bitters compounders. One great
prevailing deception of the present age is
the impression that every human biped of
either sex must be stimulated, and the pois
oned chalice is labeled Medicated Bitters,
the better to palliate their use and proloBg
the epidemic One of the most jealous
workers to cure this malady, DR. JOSEPH
WALKER, Inventor and Proprietor of the
famed CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BTT1ERs, be-
ieves in making Bitters that are true
medicine, and advises the sick man to
swallow draught that will wash out the
Leprosy of his disease. In this faith he is
steadfast, and his VINEGAR BTTTERs,
though contradiction to the general char
acter of all other Bitters, are, as great
success and life Fitalizer, evidence Of one
popular fallacy and corrected.
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THE SIMPLE REASON why Hand Sapoho
is the best article in the world for the con-
fstant use of all classes of people, is be-
cause it will do what no other substance
will, as follows:
MECHANICS. Will entirely remove tar,
paint, oil and varnish from the clothing and
hands
FARMERS. use will prevent tan, sun
burn, chapped hands
WORKING WoMEN.-It will take the
place of powders and cosmetics for beauti-
flying the complexion. and will render the
hands white and soft, no matter how much
they are used.
EvERYBoDY.-Itis is the best article in
the world for removing all cutaneous blem-
ishes from the skin, and renderingi it white,
beautiful and natural in color In price
cheaper than soap-only 10 and Is cents a
cake, according to size