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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-10

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-Shortly
after eight O'Clock this morning, Amos
Casey, aged about thiroy-eight years,
residing at room 245, Chester street, a
small thorOughfare in the vicinity of
Ninth and Vine streets, and police
officer Of the sixth district, shot himself
in the breast, from the eff cts Of which
he is not expected to recover. Derange-
ment, resulting from sunstroke, is sup
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By the southwest Pass.

NEW ORLEANS, August 8.-The ship
Her Majesty, drawing eighteen feet ten
inches, went to sea to-day through the
Southwest Pass. This shows the alb
surdity of Vests amendment to the
river and harbOr bill discontinuing
dredging at the Southwest Pass. Where
the jetty company get eighteen feet of
water at Southwest Pass, large numbsr
of vessels annually leave this port draw
ing more than eighteen feet.
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The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-The sub.
lect Of opening the exposition during
The evening has been under informal
consideration in he Centennial commits
sion, and it is thought probable there
VIII be decision to light the buildings
ana open them for evening exhibition.
IL Is thought also that there will soon be
an announcement Of certain days when
the price of admission will be only
twenty-five cents.
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HICKORY WITRE
Male and Female Academy.

HNHE next term will begin Monday, Au-
Il gust 2. 1875, and continue twenty weeks,
This school is located in Fayette county, Ten
nessee, six miles from Withe Depot, Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. The religious priv.
tleges and social advantages are of a superior
character, which, with the health fulness Of
the place, render the location eminently IA
vOrab II educational purposes. For circu-
lar, containing full particulars, address
JOHN A. CAMERON, Principal,
iyI9W Hickory Withe, Tenn.
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1T Is truly wonderful to have our
neighbors speak of the great efficacy Of
DR.. J. 81. M'Lesn's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier. II appears 10
touch the right spot, invigoFstes,
strengthens, vitslizes and gives pure,
rich blood. DR.. ]. n. M'Lean's office,
314 Chestnut street, st. Louis,
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ArFENTION. FARMERs.

VIHE EXCELSIOR FRUIT-DRYER is now
Il on sale in Memphis, Tenn.
Cost No, l. S25-capacity, Is bushels per day.
Cost No. q S65-capacity, % bushels per day.
Cost No. g. $50 capacity, As bushels per day.
Peelers and slicers for both peaches and ap-
pies. The product is fully equal TO the Alden
in every respect. Orders filed on short notice
Memphis, Tenn. iy5 "
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BACK FECEORY-

NEW MEMPHIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN SUTTON & CO., No. 3e3 Main street, Mem
Phis, Tenn, dealers in Seed Rye and Wheat,
and Feed OF every escri ptfon, have COM
Bran Sacks for this market. We import our
Sacking material, and will sell as low as any
eastern manufacturer. We also keep for sa-
full assortment of secondhand SACKS
aus JAS. SUTTON & co.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,

DILLS LADING for goods shipped on Strs.
ID Illinois, A. j. White and Geo. W. Cheek,
will, in future, be signed at ONCE, 26S Front
street, upstairs. None will be signed for
either of the above boats after their departure.
jy27 GEO. W. CHEEK. Sup't.
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LUNCH HOUSE.
TH@
Temperance LUnGh-HOuse,
1e0 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COURT
1VV HOUSE, having been transferred to the
wOmenS Temperance UntOu;

the ladies respectfully solicit liberal patron
age, as they intend to make the room pleasant
and attractive, as well as to furnish the BEST
of Coffee, with Lunch or Meals, at the lowest
possible price, without the temptations of
stronger drinks. Ladies' and gentlemen, friends
Of the temperance cause, are earnestly sOlio-
ted II favor the enterprise myA
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Beast Butler Again,

BOSTON, August 9.-B. F. Buffers let.
ter accepting the preferred nomination
for congre by the seventh district Re.
publicans is published &c day. He saws
that he b; lot changed his views, but
the country, having been committed in
favor OF resumption by Legislative ac.
ton, be bslievC it should be carried in
to effect e speedily Il po-lible, and
lsces himselfsquarely upon the Repub.
lican platform.
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INsINCERITY AND DEMAGOGIsM.

New Haven Uason Irhs. Dem {:
I'VE have not the space to-day to review
Tilden's sophisms on the fiuancisl ques-
ton. Indeed, such q work is hardly
II, cesssry to convict the man of insin-
cerity, demagogiqm, timidity and SUBJ
Hendricks, we can only say that he he's
entirely surrendered - Tilden, if we &C.
cept his vague statement alb ut gold and
silver.'D
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COGENT AND CANDID

Brooklyn Eagle (Dem J: Reform is
the keynote, wEt 1hword and bPsis. the
Alpha and Omega Of Mr.. Tilden's letter.
His treatment Of the subject is character
istiC. BE is nothing If not practical; he
is nothing ii act intrepid, cogent, and
candid. Every line CT Mr.. Hendricks's
is worth Dollar in specie, 30 hard
money are his words "
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IN ADVANCE OF his PARTY,

Boston Globe Ind.): cit is evident
that he has mastered the science of
finance, and wotlId never give counte-
nance to any makfsliift policy. In this
respe ct he is in advance of his party,
anu we G lnnOt forget, in the light Of past
experience, that mora depends on con-
gress than on the executive
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UNoUEsrIoNABLY STRONG,

Boston Transcript (Rep.): "Samuel
J. Tilden's letter = anqueslionably a
strong, well-reasoned, plausible state
ment Of the grounds for a change OF ad-
ministratiop, fIom q Democratic stand
point, an BIZ d on the disordered con-
dition OF businr 1s, az we'll as Republican
mismanaparnant Of national affairs y
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THEIR CHANCES INCREASED.

Springfield Republican Ind. }" Esken
together, the letters undouDtC dly iEcTes Sc
the chances Of their vriteIJ. They are
lett2Is for indeI ,ndent votes to rtjoice
in and 'ediy by They give occasion
for general copgratulatiOn and en-.
coursgement. But they DO not give oc-
cs sion TO voters who have given their
preference, iutelligentIy, to Hayes and
Wheeler, to chance their Opinion.n
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The Herald on Matterson.

New YORK, August 9.-The Herald
editOrislly says of the election to con-
grocs, from Louisville, OF Mr.. WatteIJun:
''This result-over fourteen thousand
votes to five hundred for another-was q
tribute to a leading journalist, and it
shows how much the people are SPIT to
believe in an editor who serves them
with honesty and independence
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INTERMINARLY InNG-

Albany Express (Rep.): Like all of
the governors pro luetiOns, the letter is
interminsbly long, and it is lacking in
those fresh, crisp sentences which char
acterizriIs the letters OF Mr-srs. Hayes
and Wheeler. ms letter of Mr.. Hen
bricks is mitch shorter than that of the
chief. and to our notion. ry,nch ankeru
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AND SENSIBLE VIEWS.

Pit'3burg Chronicle (Rep.): at Is
the conspicuous merit of Governor Til
den that no has ever been on the side Of
sound and honest finance; that he hrs
seen the great danger, il once the road
of initiation was entered upon, and that
he hes constantly warned the pG 0ple of
toe ruin and disgrace sure to be met with
at the end of that road. His most inn
portant service rendered to the people is
that he has brought the great political
party in which he is the first among
equals to the same sound, loyal and
sensible views on the subject"
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POLITICAL.
Morton's Opening speech.

WASHINGTON, August s:SsnRtor Nor.
ton left this morning for Indianapolis,
where be will deliver his opening speech
OF the campaign, on Friday next.
Arkansas Republican State Convention.
LITTLE Rock, August 8.-The regular
Republican State convention convenes
tomorrow. Many delegates are in the
city, and much interest is manifested.
Democratic Nominations in PfttsburR,
PIrTsBURG, August S-Hon. Jas. II.
Hopkins and Alex G. Cochran, present
incumbents, were renominsted for con-
gress by reclamation today by the
Democratic conventions of the twenty.
second and twenty-third districts.
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PRoLIX, AS USUAL,

Baltimore american: "Mr. Tilden is
prolix, Is usual, and if the headings
were stricken out his production would
pass for stump speech of average dull.
ness. He ranges through the whole do
main Of national politics, denounces
everything, but suggests no practical
measure Of reform except constitution
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Maine RepubIIean Nomtnation

AUGUSTA, August Gin the Third dis.
trlct Republican convention to-day,
Hepler d. Lindsay wF3 nominated fol-
congress for the long term, and Edwin
Flye for Blaine's unexpirsd- term.
Speeches were made by Bis inc and
others.
Republican Nominations i'm Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August 8.-Judge NJ. F.
Force was nominated for congress in the
first district to-day by the Republicans,
and Judge Ste nley Matthews in the sec-
ond district.
CINCINNATI, August s.: The Republl-
cans to-day nominated Judge Stanley
Mathews OF the list district, and Judge
M. +. Farce, of the second district of
Ohio, as candidate for congress.
Republican Nominations in Michigan,
DETROIT, August S-1he Republicans
in the second district today nominated
Hon. Edwin Wilietts, Of Monroe, for
congress.
ADRIAN, MICH, August S.-The Re-
publicsns Of the second congressional dis-
trict to-day nominated Gillian WiiIetts.
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THE BFST AND dKEATFST.
Philadelphia Telegraph (Rep.): "If
Mr.. Tlden should , elected President,
and should carry out to the letter
the programme which ne outlines,
he would be the b. 1t and greatest Presi-
dent that has ever been in the White
House,
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New Haven Register: "It is seldom,
in a century's time, that such forcibIe
document as Mr.. Tilden's letter bursts
upon a people-putting to flight all the
foul birds that have built their nests uu-
der the cornices of the American capital
and defiled its interior with corruption
unimaginable to the great body OF the
people. We have not time to-day to ex-
press a fuller sense of qualification at
thasa f1oauTnanfs ~
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FOOD FOR REFLECTION.
PROLIX AND DULL,

Baltimore american (Rep): "Mr.
TiIden Is prolIx as usual, and il the
heading were stricken out, his produc-
ton would pass for stump speech Of
average dullness.n
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MARRIED BY EXTRACTS.

Cincinnati Commercial (1ud } : "Gov-
erDOr Tildeh's letter is marred rather
than helped, r. daeur ent OF SYM
metly and style, by the numerohs ex-
tracts it contains from the governors
utterancc ', and it YVES not worth while
now to at such pains to prove to the
soft Democracy that their candi-
date hes long been hsrd-money man."
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Philadelphia Inquirer (Rep): "Ths
caution, which rather than intrepidity,
Is the leading characteristic of the New
York statesman, is conspicuous in ell
most every santnncpO
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NOT AMBIGUOUS.

Cincinnati Gazette (R~p.): "His fig
ures of national taxation are S9 false as
that of the st, Louis platform, which it
is probable he furnished through Marble,
t thew weTe aS estonishnF S peP5or NANCE
in lYing,N
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24
TO-nIORROW

i SIT and Hstsse beside the faded GOALS
Whlie night and silence hold their mystic sway,
And while the world, with all its freight of souls
Wheels on throGsh darkness to another day
Across nay SptIit ghostly fancies creep:
VINO sash dare prophesy tO-mOTrOw's light
" nat u unaecounted thousands, while they sleep,
Are trembling on eternity to -night2
And still they haunt my heart these dreams for
lOrn,
Vague bats of fear that sunshine would dismay;
though myriads of tO-mOrrOws have been born
What II the last had persisted with to-day2
But mol the ancient ordinance vet reigns
Hours afterward, while seated here
dlmly see, along nay easement panes,
The hrst pale dubious gIimmerings appear.
Once more the old fated ways of earth begin.
Sone glad giIl somewhere will soon awake and saw
WINE hlushlng from chaste forehead to sweet chin
Ohe lovely rose, @ 1t is my wedding day!'
ana IN some prison cell, perchsace even now,
,r Spihe nssgard captive from his sleep is drawn
10 near them, while cold sweat-rops head his Iroyv
Mailing scatiold in the CHASTITY dawn!
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To PREVENT SWEET POTATOES FROM
RoTTING.-I have noticed for the last
few years various plans for preventing
sweet potatoes from rotting after being
gathered and banked or housed. 1t was
my fathers plan to wait until the frost
had killed the vines, and dig on a good
open day-throwing in heaps, and after
wards dividing the large from the small
-turningall about-then hauled up to a
place rather sloping, an4 the earth dag
out to hard foundation-petatoes put
down on the ground and covered with
corn stalks long enough to 90 from bot
tom of trench to top of bank, with small
ones to fill up cracks 50 that you could
not see the potatoes at all; then COM
mencc at bottom with n good, thick
LAYER of dirt, so there would be good
thickness Of dirt all the way up-using
no straw or barely leaving open at top,
and good shelter over to cover entire
bank. / never knew of any potatoes
being lost under any circumstances,
managed as above. Now let all make
trial of this plan, and see for themselves,
if it is not a good Plan.-IicDU6fs, IN
Southern CUliiUat0T.
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CONsUMPTIvEs, TAKE NOTICE.-Every moment
Of delay makes your cure more hopeless, and much
depends on the iudicious choice of a remedy. The
amount OF testimony in favor OF DR.. Schencks Pull
monte Syrup, a for Consumption, far exceeds
all that be brought to support the pretensions Of
any other medicine. See DR.. Sckenck's Almanac,
containing the certificates of many persons of the
highest responsibility, who have been restored to
nealth after being pronounced incurablc by physi-
clans OF acknowledged ability. Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup alone has cured many, as these evidences will
show; but the cure is often promoted by the en-
ployment of two other remedies which Dr. Schcnck
provides for the purpose. These additional remedies
are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills.
BY the timely use OF these medicines, according to
directions Dr. Schenck certifes that most any case
Of Consumption may be cured.
DR.. Schenck is professionally at his principal Of
fee, corner Sixth and Arch SITS, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters Tor advice must be ad,
dressed.
Z. J. HART K Co, Nos. IS, Is and u Tchoupitou'
| las St, New rIeans, Wholesale Agents.
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cies of war, there can be no such excuse
now for the attempt of Mr. Blaine, by gross
Misrepresentation and slanderOus accusa-
tions, to revive the worst passions of the
war 1t will have the good effect of making
truthful statements in regard to this little
understood stbiett from men who would
have preferred TO leave their sOrf6wtul story
untold, if the subject could have been al
lowed to sink into oblivion. Mutual re-
spect is needful for common interest, is es-
sential to a friendly feeling, and when SLAM
der comes from high places, the public wei
fare demands that truth shotild strip false
hood of its power for evil.
I am, respectfully and truly, your friend,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

SERVANTS BEDROOMS must say
a VERDI observes Miss nightingale,
"about servants bedrooms. For the
way they are built, but oftener from the
way they are kept, and from no intelIi-
gent inspection whatever being exercised
over them, they are almost invariably
de5s of foul air, and the servants
health suffers in an 'unaccountable'( ?)
way, even in the country. From am by
no means speaking of London houses,
where too often servants are put to live
under the ground and over the roof.
But in country mansion which was
really mansion (not after the fashion
of advertisements, | have known three
maids who slept IN the same room i'll of
scarlet fever. How catching it is was.
of course, the remark. One look at the
room, one smell of the room was quite
enough. 1t was no longer 'unaccoun-
table,"
We wonder how many mistresses can
read the above without being a little
conscience stricken.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

AIETzLER & Co., the most extensive
dealers in reed instruments in London,
pronounce the Mason & Hamlin the
finest reed instrument in the world. -
Augustus L. TamPlin and Chevalier
Lemmens, the famous harmUnium play
ers, are using these organs at their Lon
don concerts.
These are fine compliments fer our IA
nous American makers, upon which we
congratulate them, adding that they are
thoroughly deseryed.-Ne1g York Phil
harmonic Journal.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

Ysr,r valuable medicine Simmons Regulator ~
saved m doctors bills often use it for every tbiIF
that is rcco randed for and never knew 81 total
have used it in Colo aod CRIBS with my mules aui
horses, giving them about half 4 bottle at time
have not lost one that gave it to, You can recon-
mend il to every that has stock as being the oes'
medicine known for all complaints that horse heen
is heir to.
Z T. TAYLOR,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

have used DR. Simfnons' Liver Regulator InyseH
and in nv family years, and pronounce II one Of
the most satisfactory medicines that can he used
Nurhfu- would induce me 60 do without it, aud
recommend all my friends. 81 they want 70 secure
health, to always keep it ON hsnd.-R- l.. Mott. 20
lumbus. Ga, Congressman
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4 Ton Of Pills.

In a single day 1900 pounds OF DR.. TUTT's Liver
Fills were shipped from the port of New York As
an illustration of the progress of our country this is
worthy Of record in the Centennial year.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

Its ingredients are I'll VEGETABLE Il Is ad
uninsured without difficulty. 1t causes no rePul
siyenszs and IN event in}uring the most delicate
constitution.
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all diseases Of ,hs liver, stomach and Spleen.
1T HAS NO EQUAL.

1t an active CATHARTIC, TONIC and ABTLK
ALIVE. not unpleasant to the taste, and leaves NJ
LASSITU DE orr LII EFF ECTS after il has oPeTstCu
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ST LOUIS.

8 5 may ,5 e 5 e Buy 's s5 ,, 5tSaf
~ e = - = AWith little money and many chill
gsl IS 8 5.5@ e!sR '. Tipped = ..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

" Boy, why did you take an armful Of
my shingles last Sunday ?" Why, sir,
mother wanted some kindling- and
] didE' want to split wood on Sunday"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

CHAPPED hands, face, Pimples, ring
lions cured and rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care
full 70 get only that made by Caswell, Hazard
4 Co. New York, as there are many imita-
tions made with common tar, all Of which are
worthless.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

o If those who are taking these medicines for cure
of Chronic Scrofdlous Syphiiitto uisest. h'Ie.t
allow may be the cure feel betters and fl Insli gen
eral health improving, thsiT tleah and weight
or even keeping own Is sure sign stnA Ie LII
In these diseases the patient lst5 So
ygoTHa-the virus of the dtst se Is lpb
n not arrested and driven from the blood ~ WEI sia
and continue undermine the constlt As r
rs the SARSAFA HEALIAN makes the. pH45i ~
crease IN health strength and flesh
The great power Of this remedy Is in diseases tas
threaten DEATHS in Consumption OF the lungs ~
Trberculous Phthisis, Scrotula, Syphloid 5llstaet
and Liberation OF the n leLeS
Diabetes Stoppage of Water instantaneous .reAe
foried where catheters have 10 be used. thus doing
with the painful operation OF using these
dssovinR stone in the bladder and ln al cases OF
0amuati0n of the Bladder and FSidTeSs, N ChFonit
cases of Leucorrhoa and Uterine diseases
In tuunors nodes. hard Jumps and syphIoid ulcers m
rosy and veuerea throat ulcers ana in tuberclsa
of the lungs govt. dyspepsia, rheumatism tickets
in depOsts-t Is in these feFr1bs forms
disease where the human body has become compief
wreck and where every hour of existence Is torture
wherein this great remedy challenges the astonisTsnt
and admiration the sick IL Is in such cases where
all the pleasureaOf existence appear cut on from th
nforunate and by its wonderful. almost sperna tura
existence this crest remedy stands alone IN It's
might and power
less troubled with few doses VIII in most ses and a
few bottles in the aggravated forms, work per
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should purchase
a package containing dozen bottles. t-rico SlU
per dozen, s. er half dozen bottles, 81 Per bot
tie. Sold by druggists.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

WE trust the time will come when ev-
arv one will use Dobbins' Electric Soap,
(made bv Cragin & Co., Philadelphia
Its sale is daily increasing, as Is always
the case with articles Of merit. Try it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24
DR.. RAILWAYS
PILLS

efeCtly tastaess elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge regulate purify cleanse and Strengthen RAD
WA f PILLS, Ton ths Of all disorders ~ the
Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidncyss Bladder, Nervous
Diseases Headache Constipation CostiveneFs TndiRas-
ton, Dyspepsia, Bill0usness. Bilious Fever.
ton Of the Bowels Piles and all arrangements Of the
Internal NisCeTa. Warranted tp effect positive curs
Purely Vegetable, containing mercury minerals or
deletsriuus drugs
, - Observe the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation Inward Piles Fulins4s Of tho Blood
the Head. Acidty Of tho Stomach Nausea Heartburn,
Disgust Of Food, Fulness Weight in the Stomach.
Sour ETuctations, Sinking Fluttsn at the Pit of tho
stomach Swimming Of the Head, Hurried aud DIFF
hCult breathing. Fluttering Heart. Choking
SuhocstinR Sensations whom IN Lying Posture Dim
Of Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight. Fever
and Dull Pain IN the Head, Deficiency OF Preparation
IclsTnsss OF the Skin and Eyes. Pain ia the Side.
Che1ts limbs, and Sudden Elpshes q Heat Burning IN
A few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS VIII free the
system from all the above named dsoUderE Price Is
cents per box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
Read FALSE AND TRUE"
Send one lstter4stamp to RADyVAY & CO, No.
Sc ,WtaTren street, New York. InfoTHiatioa