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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

1s the most populH HAIR RESTORATIVE Of
the day. IT'S cleaner more richly perfumed, and
10 warranted to restore gray hair to its natural
color; stop its coming OF; remove dandrun from
the scalp, and prevent badness Read the follow
ing home testimony .l...... .... .D.
cERTIFICATE. r.t.,..r
The following IL TO cert ~ thar have used
RINGS VEGETABLE AMBROSIA for the past
six months, and have found in II all that Is
el aimed for u to perform, Myhead has been near-
ly bald for several yearswil he safe In saying for
six years, at least-and by ailherng 20 the direc-
tlons in the 1 se OF the AMBROSlA, 4 am proud 20
say that now have a fine growth OF healthy hair,
" hilGt all other restorRtives have failed, can
also testify as to it's qualities In restoring gray
hair To its original color having seen " tested by
my most intimnfe friends Iknow IL be supe.
ror 20 all other restoratives. What do know, l
know from experience, In reference 70 ITS proper
ties and would nd II TO all ~ being the
best article in market. WIN. NJ. HlPPARD
Dayton, Ohio. August ~, 1855 f..
Il. NJ. TURNS q 90, Props, Peterboro, NH
For sale by all Druggists In Dayton, and every
where. DR.w. W. WsbTEwAATy
au25dawsm Wholesale Agent, Dayton, %.
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On saturday, Sth inst, at Chicago, the
household furniture of the widow of the
late-lamented "WAsHINGToN No. 2, was
sold mt auction. 1t frequently happens
that secondhand " articles, in this line
bring more than the original cOst-es-
pecially when there is attached to them
any peculiar history, as was the case with
these. 1t didnot hold good in this instance
it seems; for they evidently fell far below
what the Government is supposed to have
paid for them
The handsome parlor set of brocatelle
and rosewood, consisting of fourteen
pieces, was sold for Sl,l00, The parloI
carpets, elegant Brussels, one hundred and
ten yards, brought 1915 per yard. The
large mirror was sold for 1888; and two
handsome mantel mirrors for $3.50 each
The curtains, damask and lace, with ele-
CANT cornices, sold for $230 each. The
large etdgerc brought S275, and two smaller
ones 500 aud SS7 respectively. A Lisbon
marblc-top table sold for $l25, and white
marble-top table for SIP, and two marble.
top stands Tor S37 each. A handsome
chamber set Of black walnut sold for $355
and rad's chamber set for $3.50. Th'
dining-room furniture brought good pri
ces, the side-board selling for $275, the ex
tension-table for $8S, and the chairs for 81
each. These were of black walnut. b.,
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Official Corruption.

OhANAaA wv
Under this heading Colonel PIArr, late
Radical member of the Legislature from
Logan county. gives the rottcnncss Of his
party ass ociatcs another bugle-blast, simi-
lar to that which acoupie Of weeks since,
stirred up Il most pungcnt JaRgo among
the corruption- -hiders and apologists, In
thi. article he acknowledges to having
been severely commented upon, ty some
cotcmporaries and demonstrated with by
certain friends, but says, in response, 1--WE
cannot help this" We give but the more
direct points of the article lie says:
I'VE believe that our success depends on
uu exposure of these frauds and an eNpul-
sion of the scamps. 1t has become known
abroad that much Of the national Indebted
ness, calling for heavy taxation to pay, not
the principle, but the -interest, originated
uidiShoncsty. andwent to enrichlng rOgucs
instead of tho Government. Now with
the time upon us that calls for the entire
income ot the farmer, mechanic, merchant
aud professional man, to pay our national,
state and local taxation, the consideration
of this fact comes to be one of vital inn
uurtaHcc. Aud they whose hard earnings
are being wrung from them, will not toler-
ale any party that wlnks ut, covers mp. OF
directly or indirectly conceals these frauds
Nor will they tolerate any organization
that lacks the courage To expose aud the
power to punish this rascality.
And yet partisan considerations are pre-
cscly what give impunity to the rogues
Committees are appointed by Congress, ant
one of these nearly Il year since traced
fraud involving million of dollars to the
door of an official so high in office and th
affections of the people, that all would b.
startled and panied were IL made public
And the report has never been published
Audwhy ? Because it might effect the mex
election. ..s
I'VE are paying more than we can affOr
to pay in the way of taxation, to meet tn
interest ON millions and millions of none,
stolen from the treasury. Whisky is whis
ky with money in it; cotton Is cotton wit
money IN il; Indian management Is India
management with money in it. Official
20 in poor and come out wealthy. Palace
are spotting the land, vieing ia cost an
splcndor the palaces of Europe. Island
and wide domains are being purchpseC
and special trains are run for an aristocrac
that grows fat white the people snffer,
is time for the Republican press to Spea
ont and spare not
speak OUT brother Journal, 'and spai
mott" Let's see how you do it. Twill
such a novelty
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morning 0b persons we're arralgued In the
municipal Court for drunkenness. That
VIII do for one morning under the new dis
pensation. Boston is getting altogether
togood FOR this simple world, and should
be taken to the next IN some region OF
nthcp
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Know 'Chy Destiny.

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Errors of Youth.

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~ Young LADY returning to her
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In place of coarse, rustic, flushed face she had
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Mtditai.
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SptriaI AptlEts.
TO Marry o. not TO Mssry7

scripus fsuoc,Isrs for Tsung nsn
In Essays OF The Howard Association, on the
Physiological Errors, Abuses, and Diseases indu.
ced by ignorance Of Natures Laws. In the arst age
OF man Sent in sealed letter envelopes, fres Of
charge. Address Dr. J sK1LIIN HOUGHrON,
Howarti Association, Philadelphia, Peas
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aNistfliaurnns.
ASTRoLoCY.
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NADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT,
Mad. H. "A. Perrigo.


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az On Thursday last three negroes en-
Tered the house of Mr.. john MILLER, a few
miles from Kingston, N. c., and enacted a
scene from Radical teachings. Mrs, Miller
was brutally dragged from the kitchen to
the house, her skull fractured, and her
body otherwise mutilated, The house Il
then plundered, and the perpetrators OF
this atrocity go to the field where the hus-
band is plowing, seize him, take him TO this
woods--and with his plow-li lines hang him
They were both inOitensive and highly
respected people.
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~ Mosrs IL. KIaBY, of Upper sandu

az MosEs IL. kIRBY' Of Upper sanduSr
ky, formerly Secretary of State-a hne
lawyer and gentleman of commanding
influence, until recently has been a mem-
ber Of the Republican party, but negro
suffrage IS dose that he obstinatciy, rer
fuses TO swallow. lie goes for the White
men's party.
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MR. DAvIs.--It is expected that Mr.
DAVIS will go down to Mississippi In the
course of the summer and II is probable
that he win accept an invitation which has
been extended TO him by Mr.. WYATT, the
proprietor of the White sulphur Springs IN
Catawba county, n, c.. to make. visit to
these springs on his way from Canada.
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tE-Thc Statesman is endeayOrng to
keep up the hopes of its party. 1t tells
them there are but 1000 prisoners In the
Ohio Penitentiary, which has capacity for
|, ,20O.-ZdHeSrHle Courier (Rdd)
Committees are appointed by Congress
and one of these, nearly year since traced
A FRAUD INVOLVING A MILLION OF DOLLARS
to the door of an official, SO high In office
and the affections of the people that all
would be startled and panied were 1t made
public. And the report has never been
published. And whyS Because IL might
affect The meet election Mack-a-check Press
(Rdd.)
I'VE never could make ont what the late
and lamented Mr.. Lincoln wanted with a
detective systemat all. From the hour OF
his first inauguration up to that of his
death, the thieves were all in office.
| Thieves were turned out to be succeeded
| by thieves and colossal fortunes were made
| In an hour. The amiable old Presiden,
cracked Jokes over the rasrality, and said
that in his appointments he had TO run hi,
| hand into a sack of fifty snakes to find one
eel. Among the latter acts of Congress
that preceded his death was an iuVestiga'
tiOn of the cotton frauds. And ont Of II
great number of permits to steal three
lourths were signed by the President
Ibid.
Text and application. Brother SERENC
Howe will sing the doXOlogy.
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Czg- 1t is stated that JuAREz few weeks
since sent one thousand dollars In specie TO
his wife, at present sojourning in this
country, and that Madame EsCoBEDO pur-
chased fine mansion at Monterey for
S25OO0, shortly after Queretaro fell, by
treason, into the hands of the Liberals.
The successful and unsuccessful periodi-
cal revolutioTists In Mexico, that is, the
Captains, rarely fail to lay away pile, in
some safe, available place, for rainy day
SANTA ANNA, before he escaped TO st.
Thomas, was preceded with Il large treas
ure, and is reported now to have, in New
York, cozy million,
Poor MACMILLAN, It is well understood,
profted handsomely. by the examples be-
fore him and shipped largely to Europe,
but the indications now are that he will
have to recall good portion of 1t, to buy
his body off from being made target for
musket practce-the report being current
that ransom of sl2,OO0OOO In gold Is the
price of liberty--nOt "eternalIylgilance."
- #' 49, ----. -. - ---------s--Iti
EBThe hub Is revolving the miyersa
touch-not-laste-no temperance act oi
Massachusetts, at lightning rate. The
nnston yT0ysIsy aaVa TINT last Mondav
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Mrs. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents TO the Attention Of Mothers her
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-06
Mrrrnla. Trnr.. Juno BAN ls6r.


MRssRs EDIToRs | desire through
your columns to express my sincere
ihapks to the ladies Of the First Baptist
Church, and the numerous friends who
voted me the beautiful Odd Fellows Re.
gala at the late Fair, and which re-
ceived yesterday. ! feel very proud at
being the successful contestant, more
especially as my competitor in the late
race is such an estimable gentleman,
and one Of the most distinguished, pop
ular and worthy Odd Fellows in the
country. ! shall wear it with satisiAc.
ton, feeling that the indissoluble chain
and motto of our Order, Friendship,
Love and Truth" has been more indeli-
bly, impressed on my mind by the gen.
erous action of those who secured me so
beautiful testimonial Of their regard.
and will endeavor to prove myself
worthy Of their esteem.
Respectfully and truly,
GEO. MELLERsH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-06

The VIEW OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Great financial agencies work silently,
but they are most potent in their effects.
The non-levying of the Mississippi river
will eventually work great damage to
the finances of this country; the non
expectation of cotton will surely, sooner
or later, affect our monetary interest;
but it should interest all to know that j. Il.
Loewenstine & Bros No.23l Main street,
Clay Building, are selling at retail at
less than New York cost, their immense
stock of dry goods, notions, clothing,
boots and shoes, hats, ETC., ETC. These
goods are first class, well selected, and
offered at prices far below their present
value, as the owners are determined
that these goods must be sold this season.
Call on them, and we know you will
surely say These goods are by far the
cheapest in the city"
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Trustee Sale.

County Court of Shelby County P. G. Meath
ct ais VS.. Mary L. Poston ct ale.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED TRUSTEE
III by decree of the Court. in room and stead
of W. X. Poston, deceased, Trustee, by virtue
of the auth rity in nae vested, / will, on Satur-
day. the 18th day Of June, 1867, at the south
east corner Of Court Square. in the city of lem
phis, between the hours of 10 IN. and y. m,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the following property, to-wit; Being certain
lot-fOr description, beginning at the northeast
intersection of Second with Adams street,
thence north on and with the east inc Of Sec
ond street 20 feet TO private alley, thence east
and patallel with Adams street 90 feet, thence
south and parallel with Second street 70 feet.
thence west 20 feet to the beginning. Terms
cash. Equity of redemption waived. Title
believed to be good, but convey only as Trus-
tee. ID. II. POSITION, Trustee.
Jrne4 1867 50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-06
MrnpnIs RACE CoURsr-June 6, 1861

MEMPHs RACE CoURsE-June 6, 1861
Report Of the walking boy, who has
now been walking seventeen hours,
making one mile each hour. He is in
perfect condition, and expresses himself
as feeling perfectly comfortable. He is
a young man, Of II years Of age, dark
hair and complexion, about 81 feet high,
well and eompaotly built, quite model
Of health and symmetry. His shortest
time in making q mile was l61 minutes;
the longest, 20 minutes He is now in
for walk Of ] mile every hour until 8
o'clock Monday morning.
6. w. Mcleod, Physician.