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Clark & FusgGr'S
O OIL
GLARK, EHEGNRY 3 a..

JLAhh JHEGUEh q 5J.s
Solo TT -
TURES Hcadsche, Esrsche, Toothachs, in three min
utes, Rheunatism, C.uEhs, Neuralgia, Colds, Fry
sipeias, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Colo, Cramps, IRh4msd
Eyes, Chronic Sore Ewes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns.
Bruises. Sprains, Cbsyped Hands Piles, Ulcers, Diar-
rhea, BURi0us, C0-Ds, Frosted Feet. Deafness, Old
Sores, 5 re Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Head, Ring
worm, letter, Snake B..es, Spider Bites, Dog Bites. Aai
Sites. The world is challenged for IT'S equal for Scalds
and 8uTLs. u cures Scratches en- horses, Sore Eyes Of.
horses, SpraiLs, Swiuney, Poll Evil, FBtula, saddle and
harness Gsiis, fresh wounds or S~welings, and Is the
best known remedy 20 apply to tsncer-f0otsd horses from
foaL3sr-take up the feet and battle well about he frog
Of he loot Cures al cuiEns0us diseases on man or
beast.
No one medicine can cure In all cases, but We cav show
more real proof CT the vtrtue o: Am5rosial Oil IL iE
healing properties, froT responsible men, who are aJoye
being bought, than can be produced FOR auy 0ther medi-
ciHe.
we do not assert q cure for every malay to which the
human family are subject, but what we proclaim We cal
iubstanti .te by living witnesses. Tbs AmbrosiaI Oil il
3 Nashville preparation an0 sold throughout the SOutb
enc Southwest By al good druggists and general deal
srs. The soath may he i1ltly proud that Dr.. CLARK,
native Teunessessn, after much labor and research, has
produced a really worthy medicine, which is bound To
drive out much OF the worthless imported trash with
which the country is flooded.
Please call st eur office, where we viii take pleasure
IN showing letters and Testimonials too numerous 10 set
forth In the form Of an advertisement. some Of which
come from physicians in high standing. who are using Il
In their practice, as they state, with marvellous effects.
We challenge the world 20 produce a remedy 50 speedy
and efeC-ual in It's healing properties.
70 Read the evidence Of the virtue OF Clark & Pull
leTs AmbrOsial Oil, evidence 50 suthentic, and from
persons whose word ana standing are irrsproEchsble
Read and ba convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY Il Co, Projectors.
For sale. Wholesale and retail By
POTTER & NERwN
s. Jefferson street, near Post once.
de25-dawivis
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e The Southern Mothers return their
most grateful thanks to Professor Winklsr and
the ladies who 90 kindly assisted him in the
concert for their benef. on Monday last.
That The concert was brilliant affair, none
familiar with The reputation Of Professor
WinkleT and The ladies who performed there
can doubt, and many regretted the ~untimely
rain which prevented their being among the
aPpreciative audience that enjoyed tie delight
fol music that night.
S. C. LAW, PRESIDENT, S. S. ".
MARY E. Po7E, Secretary.
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.

Authorized
Cash capital and surplus paid up....."...... $4,000
Soc card IN another column. ONCE, on Madison st.,
opposite Bank of Memphis.
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WeekIy naPsr, Psr anDnn, SEQ.
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Lnalgn5eT

TUBT R~ECEIVED-125, 900 feet char white Pine, l,
y II, , aud , inches thick 1900 q feet dried white
and yellow Pine Flooring; 100000 feet. sawed Codars,
for building purposes, posts, etc; a general assortment
OF Fencing 900, coo sawed and cut Laths; 100000 heart
Cypress half inch Shingles, and p 900 Fire Brick, in
addition 70 OR already large stock Of Lumber, Doors,
Sash. Blinds, etc, which we will ssll low for cash.
uIrs-iY.Rdp " y. OtCHRAE n BROS.
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MEMPHIS ARD OHIO RAILROAD
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD'

FSst xuress..........9; $40 a. m...........b;0o A. II.
kar xuress....s....e:o P. h....-".....4:0 P. Ia.
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SALTFETEE-The Col N5zBaB yeser5ay
brought to this city two eg.sks Of saitpF er,
manufactured from the Rjher earth found ~
saltpster caves in 1.-THE W'nite river region.
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THE LABoRsTcRF-CorsiderabI apprehen-
zion having been excited in the neigbborhood
OF the laboratory, & the corner Of Monroe az.
Third sire Is, and elsewhere, BY the explosion
Of a signal light o. Saturday night, We called
taers yesterday to ascertain the condition OF
the works, and wGe politely conducted over
the establishment By Jesse Tate, Esq, and
from the obliging superintendent Of the plics,
A. c. Wurzbacb, Esq, we received every par
tlculsr we asked iOr, as TO tle manner Of con-
dueting business. We were struck By fading
on every part OF he premises the most minute
attention paid to tidiness. The floors are all
kept serupulousiy swept, SO that DO loose ma
terial is left undsrfoo. There is but one light
and one match safe on the place they are
both in the suPeTihtsndenps Office. No light
is permitted in the working portion Of
the premises, except an alcohol light
within q t~ureen, like those on which
meatis KEEP. warm in hotels. This is used for
keeping the lubricating composition Of the
mihie balls melted for dipping the balls in. AS
1t is common TO place similar ~tureens, heated
IN the same way, on table cloths at dinner, Of
esgse there is no danger in this-which is
kept away from any explosive article. The
gunPowaertO be used in making the cartridges
is brought ont of the magazine each morning,
and what remains over is replaced there every
night, together with all the cartridges finished
and packed. These are sfterward removed to
the magazine beJ ond the city limits. The kegs
iorremoving the powder are closed being made
for the express purpose. The magazine is sepa-
rate from the main building it has double
walls with an air chamber between them. and
IS considered safe even in case Of the main
building burning. The place is guarded night
and day byreliable and ~welI-known citizens
under command Of ex-Marshai Underwood.
We wonid wish, however, to suggest to the
eommissaTy department that a quantity OF
turPentine, now stored near the Union street
end Of the cotton shed in the rear Of the labo-
ratory, be removed to somemore suitable spot
The residents in the neighborhood would feel
more secure if it was away. The cause of
The alarm on Saturday hight was The burning
Of a small signal light, which was perched in
tae ONCE at least a hundred feet from the
powder magazine no g~unpowder or cartridges.
are in tie same Office. The cause Of The fire.
unless from a Spontaneous ignition Of materi-
ais tbat were Perhaps-though we near Of nc
PROOF that such was the fact-put together and
packed before they were dry. When such
precautions are used as those observed al the
laboratory, the consequences Of the building
itself catching fire would not be Of the dread
ful character many have supposed. Mr..
Wfzbach assures US that after the work people
have left, be regularly. every night, personally
goes o. er the entire premises TO ascertain that
the lie yulatoas as to removing material, ETC.,
have bsen complied with.
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The ASSUMPTION. To-day our Roman
Catholic feIlow-citizeas observe one OF their
solemn annual festivals; their church is open
and crowded, and solemn services are perform
ed. This is called 10 the Roman Catholic
church ga holy day OF obligation" Ga such
holy days, as on Sundays, tae church com
mands 70 abstain from scrvile labor, and to be
present at mass. Ihis festival is called the
Assumption Passage or Pie Rep0se Of the Vir-
gin; it commentaries har departure from this
world, and her translation to heaven, TO a
throne above all other saints and heavenly
spirits. After the ascension Of Christ-we are
now following Roman Catholic authorities
the virgin remained with the apostles at Jeru-
salem, until with them she received the holy
ghost. St John, 70 whose care Christ, when
on the cross, cohfded Ter, attended TO her as a
dutful son. An ambiguous passage of the
council Of Ephesus intima,es that she died at
Jerusalem. Many think sire died at Jerusalem,
and that her sepulcher is cut N a rock at Geth-
semanc; all agree that she died at a very ad-
vanced age, paying the common 3ebto nature.
st. Epiphanus, however, burst not affirm that
she ever died, be had found no mestion Of be-
death in his reading, aud she might have been
preserved immortal, and translated to heaven
without dying. Butler says at is a tradition
arv pious belief that the body of the blessed
virgin was raised BY Almighty God soon after
her death, and by a singular privilege was fas-
suned to glory before the general resurrection
of the dead. = . Such a miraculous
preservation from corruption, and speedy.a5-
sumption to glory, being a privilege very suit
able-not to say justly due-to that sacred
body which was never de6ied by the smallest
stain Of sim" The same writer adds (Which
CT her assumption was in regard to the soul
only, or Of both soul and body, is no part eff
faith the latter is The truth" In the services
this day the aid OF Mary is invoked, and the
fire Maria-the power "Holy Mary, mother of
God, pray for US sinners now, and at he hour
Of death, "-is repeated increasingly bV the lips
Of the faithful throughout the world, from the
breaking to the closing of day.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

MENPHIs AND CHARLESTeN RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Nall 2. M...s..6-S0 A. N.
Rxprrss ain...... 1881 4. m--.....6 b ?. N.
Accommodation traia-......s:ls A. H-....-.4;oo ?. N.
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BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nersess or SIX Headache nay be prevented; aud il
taken 1t the commencement Of An attack ,nmeciat.
relief from pam aud sickness will he obtained. ~
They seldom fil in removing the Nausea and Head
ache to witch females are so subject.
They act gently upon the Notwithstanding Co.-
6reness.
For Lxerary Men, Ssudenis. Delicate Females, and
all persons at ~sedensAvy habit, they are valuable as a
Lasatis. improving the appetite. giving tone and riaor
10 tn" digestive organs, ant restoring The natural
elasticity and strength Of the whole s-stem
The CEPHALlC Pills are the resnlt Of long inv.s.
tig.tion sad carefully condnct-d experiments. having
bsen in use many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved = vat amount OF pair and
suffering from Headache, whether originating in the
AespsHs system or from . deranged state of the
sbDmAeA.
They srs entirely vegetable Ia their. composit,on
and may b. taken at Al times with perfect safety
without NAL ing any change Of diet. and he absence
asany disagreaabe taste resslevs It easy to adnsinistr
Gem 70 cAildren.
BEWARE OF ~coUNTERFE1Ts!
The genuine have dvs signatures ofHenry c. spald-
ing ON each box. @ i-&
Sold BY Drusgists and all other Dealers in Medicines.
4 Box will be sent By mail, prepaid, on receipt Of
the 2
Price % Gents.
All orders shoula r. addressed tn
HENRY C. SPALDTNG,
43 Cedar Street, New York.
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Ayers Caharsic Pills,
TCR Al. THE PURPOSES Of AElnIlY fsysla,

are so composed that disease within. The /. NE Il
Their action can rarely withstand or cyads sheiaa.s
and invsigorate every portion Of thu human organ.
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vit:,lities. As a consequences II thesc
properties, the invalid who is howe. down With
pain Vi physical debilityis astonishcd to fnai lis
health or energy restored by . remedy = ones y
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday colnpsaipe
Of every body, but also many formidable an
dangerous diseases. The agent below Hzntcae r
pleased to furnish gratis my American AlnAsae,s
containing certificates Of their cures and ~diIeesiaas
for their use in the following complaints I~tis6
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising tsvss diieelnNr1
ST. rrh, Nausea, Indigestion, fass IN and NNtiiH
lnaction Of the Boscels, F1atuhency, Lass IF AHNe
tite, Jaandice, and other kindred eesaplsihtA
arising from q low state Of the body ar olsinsttiAi
Of its functions. They are an excellent alesa6ssi
tion Of tone and strength TO the system dehltaied
by disease. $3.50 ]
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AYE.r
AEE
Cure.
ron TIE sPEEDY cusk o.

E FOR THE sPEEbx cu1K. o.
Intermittent Fever, OF Fever auas
Renitsent Fever, Chill Feves. ~
Ague, Periodical Headache, CT Hil;1:.
Headache, and Bilious Fever. ;sS.r.
for the whole class Of disease 49,
mating In hillary deraneeneht elrsss
by the Malaria Of mfasmatic& osuir;.s.
No one remedy is louder called III M.
necessities Of thc4Amcrican people thaa asass
and safe cure for Fryer ana Axnr S,sx
re nrc nowscnablcA TO offer, witt, !, 80.
certai.,tv that il will eradicate 1hS d...s.o
AMI W III assurance, foei1dcd o1 mtxfs m.
mo harm .caa a.ise tsou, its lsc IN m.v ,,..sss
;Hv. w
That Which nrs,ects from ~ u-vc... III.
siisol tlrr Ill st he Of ir,mc sc service &.
communities where it prevails. 4,fEes.G 4.
better tina, care, I'll the pat.asr esen,.s II;
risk which he ia';s. rasi III violent ,.ffas GO
Ills ~'>aletul di>'cinp.r. Fhsz"t ssr cs.sl.
the m;t<,latic puisos of F:.yEns ax,sNi1
fr,'m the system md prcvents. Tic vr,sn.
mellt. ut the disease, IT taken on he .it.i Is.
prsnachof is kpremoilltors Ssnsasn.ss |.
not only toe brst remedy cvrr YET d s.Yr,,1
for this class Of complaints, but aly NJ,
cheapest. The large Quantity VIZ ,,up,sy Al
sNstVlAltA oiHtSs "ttMAa TIC Ic3cAst sgycfv 4
hods:: and III bilious ssaiiistri.ts, ~h.rc E;r,rnn
y A.ug prevails. every molly shoala Have; /.
and nsc it freely 10Th 1nr cure arid prscs1;o.r
1t is hspc.. this price VIII place it Within
.cach ofzan-tle poor as well as thc richs
great superiority If this remedy oytr INV
.'thcr ever discovered for the speedy and r..
ain cur. If intermittent is, TINT L ~cs,nfa;,sx
10 t5sn.inc nr n.incr;iss, scolwequcntiv hsmI
ls',es no quinis,n OF other injur,oas saeesy
whatever upon the constitution. .Tksyes cu,,sl
bv IT arc left a: healthy as if they Ind ney.s,
al III, disease.
Fever and .Ags,eis not alone the eonscaucuj !,
ID H. mia matt: poison. n great variety n
lis. .rd rs arise from its irritation, among yiirAr
are Neuralgia, Rhsin,atisns, tiout, ll,alach..
Blind ess. Tuothache, !l:.ara:he, Cxtmrh. An.
,aa. r.lpitatioa, Painful Affection Of he
-pl Ell, Mysteries, Pain m the Bowels toIie.s
l';,ral isis. and Dcrang e1nent Of the Htomsr{.y
"a Of which, when originating in this. csuas.
pnts on ii einter1nittent tyie,sor become pcsisd-
i.ai. This !" CTR" expcls the poison hvan
the l'ood. and consequently cnrcs them nj
alike. tits an invaluable protectioH t0.;aaui.
grants aid persons travelling wstempssa6iM
residing III the malarious districts. Ii taktns
occasionally or daily while exposed n the In:
fiction. that will !. cxcrcted from Il q sysasn.
and Cannot accumulate in sntiitiiels quantity,
to ri..s,ci, ii,to d scase. Hence i even more,
~saluai,le for protection than cure. and lew Will
ever suffer from lntcllnittents. il they ayal
themselves u The protection this remedy Is
toris.
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RHINE WINE.

TnE UNDERSIGNED would saw to his friends and t.
j the public generally that he has just received y
new supply of White and Red Rhine Wine, offs quality
,auch snperiort TO that received last year. the pun,
Tic NAV RELY upon this vine being the true and actual
Juice Of tbs, prape, az 1t came from the vine yards on
the Rhine.
- Calland try it.
Plaquemine, sepl5 GABRIEL BlEHL'Ek.
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.>s.w ~ store.

tow sss Al<Srl..
bills bi.Sulphate Lime,
20 ibis Polar whale oil, clear
20 bblt Castor oil.
10 S Iins.ed oil,i
200 lbs White lead. =
10 dozen Champagne.
70 IS Claret. -r6o4 49, N
5000 choice brands Havana cigars,
SO 900 German cigars,
so casks Scotch Ale, Sc
= bbls Blue Lick Warct
78s2a 8 I" choice Peach fWnlsKy9
~ 20 - Monengahela do,
- Nent kinds Of French . 81 andy a,
30 lossSaiss1e Fluid Lamps,
% reans WrapptG AEper, H
so boxes Chinese III hkers.
Allthe above articles are oGESSSSaxat New Orleapr
Ties, either for cash or oc -
En-. X NJ. Druksi.t
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DEMOVAL AND NOTICE OF co
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md Printers Furnishing and Paper Warehouse ha
en removed from the late stand, No. Sc Gravieri
'freet, to No. 50 Gravier street and No. 10 Ban
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+ co from November LIST, 1860. Nov. n. o.. TIT.
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On Sc ence. Htersture, Morality, ana hemg'"n :. III
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Ia .ai ~ ,etters. being considered Indispensable 1'
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CLUBBING.
..o,r+ oft wenty-fve er ceat. from the above
,-;.es = M. he allowed to Clubs ordering four or NOR
comics If any .,ne or more Of the above WORKS !mut
Four cop es Of Black wood. or OF enc Eev'eW: w " :.
ssrt IN one address for s" four e;Dies OF the fonf
:evievs and Blackwood for $50: Aad so on.
POSTAGE.
In all the principal Cities and Towns .hese w"rke
ill =. da,;rarcd FREE OF POST GE. When sent by
mail, the Postage to any part of the UNI ID states
will be but Tventy.four ms a year TOR '. "he
wook, - and but Fourteen Cents q year 'or ZACH u
N. The pr3csin Great Britain Of the five 'er'
od,c.ls above named is S3l per annum. .
Remittance. for any Of the above publication
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Tomb Stones, .MNNsOlessaasS,
MONUMENTS. TONES.
HEAD AND FOOT ~7oNES S,
GARDEN ATSTUARY. &c, &c.
G.. b. & f. ENOCIsS,
THANKFUL for their past patronage, wonla AGAR
/ call the attention Of those in want of GRAVE
Work, to Their large variety about landing at Rat"n
souge, manufactured at Philadelphia from new de-
signs, out of
Italian ard american Marble.
By long experience in the business. and their facil
ties for doing work. they can insure. entire ~sati>fac
tioa to all those who may favor them with a call.
81 Ill work guaranteed ia bs set up in good con
'ition. se.
PIPER & BRADFORD. Agents.
oct q t. ea Patton Ronce. La
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soTIcE.
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NYe, uTruse Hoeps.-
N juSf RECEIVED AND F0R SALE At OUR usTf'
Al LOWratG41,
1.ss1. "a DO s 7oK Ii
HArY RAauGsa u Is 1eK II "
7hese Hoops q. IL with extra care.
Bssidss : Larse prtmeato Of oorsrs Toc.".
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Will SONVlNCE ALI. NJ SUFFFE Elk FROM
Fl E A d A G n E.
THAT A SPEEDY AM SURE CURE. Is WITHIN
THEIR RFACfi.
Asthese Tssimosials nye a~saosie;tsd bv NJ. Spaldino
tAey a6ord .nqMeatsosahe proof IF Me eEcacy Of this
truly scientific disoouery:
NAsoayn1s, Cow, Feb. s., 1851.
Nh. have tried your Cephalic Pills,
and Tide them % seIl that I want you to send M two
dollars worth more.
Part Of these are for the neiRhbcrs, towhom / rave
. few ont Of the first box l got from you.
Send the Pills BY ma, md oblixe
Your obi Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvKR1oRD. Pa, Feb. 8 1885,.
Mr. srAIDryc-Ssr-I wish you to send me one more
box Of your Cephalic Pills. 7 Aaue received a 0eat dea,
Of be"sk from them. Yours. respectfully
Srsucs CRt.x, HUNTINGTON. 20. PAL
January, IS. 1861.
II. c. SrAIDIHa-Si You a III please send me two
boxes Of your Cephalic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours
P.s.-IAaue asea one boz Of your pilh, and find
thew ~escelese. ~
BELLE vERsos. Ono, Jan. Is. 1851.
HENRY c. s%rAIDfsa, EsQ-Please lind inclosed
"S"J &S0SN MI WlAsNU SCuA U0 NUOluPT ~ O
your Cephalic Pills. They are truly tie best Pills /
hare euer tried.
Direct, $1,000 A. SLOWER. M.--
Belle Vernon. Wyandot CO., o.
RxyEsLy. Mass, Dec. II, 1850.
Il. c: sPALDisc. EsQ.I wish for some circulars or
large show bills. to bring your Cephalic Pills more
particularly before my customers. II yon have any.
hing Of the kind, please send to me-.
One OF my customers, who IL subject to severe Sick
Headache, USUALLY lasting two days auas cured Of an
Respectfully yours.
RErNoIDeBUR0. FRAsxLlx Co.. ONO.
January 9, 1891.
HENRY e.. SPALDlNG, No. ~ Cedar st., n. Y.-Dear
Str-Inclosed find twenty-five cents. (25.) for which
ss'.d bog Of = Cephalic PiIs.'' Send to address Of
Yosr Plk cork Ike . cAavM-cxre Headache asueos
wx. {. FILLER.
YhnIAs11, MICH, Jan. II, 1904
~. ipisG-Sw- long s.nce ] sent 10 you for
: boz o. Cephalic Pills Tor the cure ~ the Nervous
headache and costiveness, and received the same.
for NOR.
Please send BY return mail. Direct to
v.s'''nti, Mich.
Brss =, Norfolk, "a.
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