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front legs They fit
any chair and cannot
get out of order; they
will last a life time.
The old fashioned
rockers are dispensed
with. For the house
and Office they are in
dispensable. Ladies
pronounce them une-
qualled for a sewing
chair. IfyOu want an
Agency, call and see
sample. or send for
nth tarpaa
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NASHVILLE. 1869.


Sir: This capacious, or as Mr.. Samuel D.
Morgan says. Grand Building is about COM
pleted.
We are in good readiness for Storage of all
articles of Merchandise and Pro luce sent in
packages whether for sale or shipment or 10 be
held here for account of the owner.
The very large Granary. 1900 square feet is
a success against the depredations of rats and
of mice too. unless sent to US within sacks of
grain. It is just the arrangement needle for
Wheat. Rye, Barley, Oats. Corn Meal and
Flour in sacks or paper bags.
Each owner can be furnished with a separate
apartment by promptly communicating the
quantity to be sent. We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent to us. and cover
same with insurance unless ordered not to do
so.
We think we have one Of the most secure
buildings IN this country, and offer this CO m
munity, as we think, better, cheaper and
safer accommodation than can be found any
where. EDWIN II. DOUGLAS.
jy 6m Manager.
THE MISsISQUOI POWDER actually cures
L Cancer and Scrofulous diseases of the Skin.
See Report TO l.. 1. Medical Society. and state
ment of Physicians in circular. sent free on ap-
plcation to
CHAs A. DUBOIS. General Agent,
p. 0. Box 1869. lS2 Pearl ST.. Sew York.
iy 7-ltawd 3m.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SAIB.

THAVE FOR SALE FOUR PURE SPANISH
Il MerinO Rams. Also, four thorough bred
SHEPHERD PUPS. Any person purchasing
ram will be entitled to one pup. Address
VIZ - JOSIAH PAGE.
iuly9 P O. Box l5S, Nashville.
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FIR ST
NATIONAL BANK,
Nashville. Tenn.
f L II 81

ESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF THE
IL United States and Fiscal Agent for the
State Of Tenn sssee.
Capital Stock Paid in...............s $3.50 900
Surplus or Contingent Fund, $500
A.G. SANFORD. Pres. re JAMESON. Cssh'r.
daAi2 an w..
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AGENTS WANTED.
New Price List for Agents

Agents can make from $40 90 80
SIS 90 per day, selling Blake'S
pollar Patent Chair-Springs.
They make a Spring and Rock
ing chair out of any common
chair. by attaching them TO the
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stone was adopted demanding the re-
/ lease OF Fenians now in prison. The
proceedings were most enthusiastic,
but the tone of the speakers was mod
crate, and there was no disturbance OF
the peace.
LONDON, August "A company i;
organizing to lay telegraph cable
from Scotland by way Of Orkney and
Farne Islands to Quebec. When
completed the whole line viii prob
ably be purchased by the POstofiice
Department.
The Commissioners of the Worlds
Fair Of 1851 have issued a prospectus
for an international exhibition of fine
art, industrial art, and scientific in
ventiOns in 1871.
PARIS, August 2.-The leading pro-
visions Of the Senator'S consultation
now being prepared by the Govern
ment bid fair to realize the idea of the
Imperial message to the Corps Legis-
latifT. The right of parliamentary
initiative will be uncOnditiOnally
granted. The power of the Council of
State to veto amendments to
projects Of law will be abOl-
ished. The Senate viii specify
objections matie hy the corps
to clauses of a bill and state the terms
Of alterations. Each deputy viii be
entitled to propose the order Of the
day, the Government reserving the
right To refer such orders to a commit
tee
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Contractors and Planters.

OO 600 POUNDS OF CORNED BEEF
ZOJONJO on hand, which / am prepared
TO sell at low figures.
NJ. l.. OPPENHEIMER
1ydO 6qLL Adams street
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Olspaichss 10 the Southwestern Press Association
ST. LOUIS.
Deperaie Fight in the Sgburbs---An Illinois
Deputy Sheriff killed at Pekin.

Generate Fiaht in the Sgburbs--An Illinois
Deputy Sheriff killed at Pekin.
ST. LOUIS, August "A fight occur
red in one Of the western suburbs yes
terday afternoon between a party OF
river men who were taking a ride, and
some rOwdies who seemed disposed 70
take possession of their carriage. Dur
ing the row Sherman ThurstOn, the
pugilist, and some friends drove up
and ThurstOn demanded tair play. He
was Immediately : assaulted and knock
ed three of his assailants down, when
he was shot once behind the ear, tear
inga portion Of the ear away, once in
the neck, the bah passing through his
mouth, and once in the hip, the bullet
reaching ths bone. ThurstQn was
brought to the city, and though ne suf-
fers 2 great deal his wounds are not
fatal.
The excitement at f'eiih, H., in
regard TO the killing of the Deputy
Sheriff Of Tazwell county, while at
tempting to arrest two horse thieves,
eliminated at two O'Clock yesterday
morning, when a crowd Of men from
the country burst into the Jail, took
fhe leader OF the gang and hung him
to a tree. He somehow obtained pos
session OF a clasp knife and cut several
of the lynching party; one Of them
so badly that he win probably not re-
cover. 1t is thought that more Of the
gang viii he iynched.
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NEW ORLEANS
RnrnInn nf the shIp PauIlne payld.

Earning Of the Ship Pauline David.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2.-The
ship Pauline David, from Liverpool,
took FIRE on Southwest Pass bar this
morning. The Wrecking boat Usage
and tugs Republic and Perry filed
her with water. The ship viii be
saved, with little d3mage-chiefy
from water. The vessel caught be-
tween decks aft. Cause unknown.
The Mexican barque Non-Interven-
TO has on board the Captain and crew
Of the schooner Seven Stars, which
she picked up in a long boat twenty
three miles off Southwest Pass.
Capt. Hemmes, Of the Stars, reports
on the 2jth Of July, in latitude .,
longitude Sc, the schooner sprung
.eaE and sunk. She was from Trini-
dad, bound for Tebaseo. The crew
were eight days in the longboat when
rescued.
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WASHINGTON.
Statement Of the Public DEBIT -C8iared AB-
prehtiees Appointed in e0ysrnMcHt
pTiEtina 0fiice


WAsHINGTON. August The pub
lie debt statement shows a condition
Of the Government Indebtedness dur
the month of July amounting to 81
1914. The amount Of coin in the
Treasury i sec, ,4e5, 40; coin certii-
Gates s., g., ,504. The amount Of cur
rency IN the Treasury is so, ,29I ,6J4;
sinking fund, SlI, ,932, ~; other bonds
purchased, sl5, 10, $50. Tine reduction
Is less than was Indicated a few days
since, for the reason that there has
been advanced to the Pacific Railroad
Company interest on their bonds
amounting 10 81 ,636, SCI, making q
real reduction Of over 5000, 600. In
addition to this there was an excess
in amount OF warrants paid on Satur-
day amounting in all to upwards of
81, 800, eos.
Superintendent Clapp, Of the Gov
ernment printing Office has appointed
eight apprentices, two Of whom are
cOlOred.
The warrants drawn by the Treasu-
" during July were: War Depart
ment, s., ,l83, ,GQ4; Navy Department,
z,O66, ,l6O Interior Department, 81
685,714: Miscellaneous, &, ,202, .7j; to-
tai SIG, ,23s, ,363.
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Card.

NY FRIENDS and the 2GaIiS are Informed
vi that haye accepted, after a careful in
vostigation, an appointment from the New
York Life Insurance Company as their Gene
raj Agent for Tennessee, and have located
myself AT their branch office, l6 Madison
street, where l viii be happs to sec or COM
municate with ans who desire to effect life
insurance, The New York Lie Insurance
Company has a claim TO public confidence
which needs no commentator from me, and
l hes peak for II that generous support which
the good citizens Of Memphis have extended
10 me personally while Postmaster OF this
city. ] solicit correspondence from country
districts, with reference TO establishing agen-
cies or appointing solicitors.
iyA EG6EitP c. dIST.
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NEW YORK

EEW YORK, August Am attempt
was made yesterday by her mother to
abdIct a little girl named Nary Clark,
but it was unsuccessful Great excite
ment, however, was created. The
attempted abduction took place from
the door Of the Duane Street MethO-
dist Church. The child had been
given in charge Of her father by the
Court pending a divorce, and its
grandparents, with whom il had
gone TO Church, were shockingly
6eaten by half q dozen men who
seized the child while in the church.
Mrs. Clark was arrested.
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CINCINNATI

Grand Ezhbitiea Of Textile FahriGs &c
gEsa 90 Tuesday.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.-The Textile
Fabric Exposition viii open formally
tomorrow at II am, in Pixies Music
Hall. Gov. Hayes, on the part Of the
State, and AIai. Terrence, on the part
Of the city, viii welcome the visitors.
Judge Bellamy and Store viii de-
liver addresses. Samples from two
hundred exhibitors have arrived.
Ohio and Georgia are most largely
represented. There are some samples
from the East. Wisconsin and the
Northwest are least represented. The
South has contributed largely.
John p. Bowen, with the ChicOgO
commercial party and two Cinnamon,
viii be here on Wednesday, which
viii be the great day. A banquet
viii close the affair Thursday night.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BARToN-The friends and acquaintances
of J. 5. and Ellen A Barton are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral of their eldest
daughter, CORA LEE. from their residence,
No. 25' Washington street, this Tuesday
morning, at 10 o'clock. Services at st. Peters
Cathedral. Carriages In attendance
DICRENS-The friends OF S. Dickens and
wife are invited 10 attend the funeral Of their
son, THOMAS, from their residence, on New
Raleigh road, this Tuesday morning, Mt 10
o'clock. Carriages at J. H. Hoist q Co.'s, No.
800 Main street
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2.-The election
Of State Treasurer will result in the
choice Of J. w. Tate, Democrat, by an
average majority of 5000. lie car.
ries the city by 505l. All the Demo-
cratic candidates for the Legislature
are elected from the city Of Louisville
and county Of Jefferson. There will
probably be but about one Radical
legislator elected in the State.
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BUFFALO,

Indignation al the High Rates Of Canal
Tolls,
BUFFALO, August 2.-There is great
Indignation to-day among fOrwarders
st the high rates Of canal tolls. The
railroads are carrying grain at 50 much
below what tolls VIII permit the boats
10 carry that the latter are compelled
to abandon any competition for grain.
A majority Of the boats have laid up.
Chas. WICKER, Geo. Smith and
Chas. Robinson were committed by
the police justice to-day for grand lar
cenV.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. Family -four
S6&64. Corn 92a93c. Oats 406 SOC.
Whisky 81 Os. Pork S33 % to 80 10.
Bulk meats 4 and~I6}c. Bacon 15}c
for shoulders, and Isl to IS for clear
sides. Hams 2392j. Lard held at
TGla
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THE FALL SESSION OF
LAGRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE,
LAGRANGE, TENN,

WILL COMMENCE on MONDAY, SEP |
w tember u, 1873.
Rev. JOHN II. GRAY, D.Q., Pres idrnt, aided |
by a fnli Cnrns af onnpetent Ieachera. aug3 |
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Thursday, August 5, 1853,

To the highest and best bidder, FOR
CASH, at the Chamber Of Commerce,
Memphis, Tennessee, at II O'Clock am, ali
the right title and Interest, legal and equita-
al me dates II nling their respective petit
tions In bankruptcy, In and to the following
personal property. to-Yit; All The Dllls Of ex-
change bonds, promissory notes, securities,
debts demands claims, accounts, books oil
accounts, chooses In action, and all and singu-
lar the personal effects and assets Of said
TERMS or SALE--Cash on delivery, and a
deposit OF 70 per cent. required on each lot At
the time OF sale.
The schedules and other evidences of prop
erty to be seen at my Office.
VIM. Y. CIRODE,
jy2l 2s3 Assignee, Etc.
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Six Of the resident physicians of
Pensacola, Fla, deny the statement
that the yellow fever is prevailing in
that city. They assert that not a sin
gle case Of yellow fever has occurred
in that city, and that the population
was never more free from disease of
any and every type than at the present
sine
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Aug. Cotton steady;
! sales'I200 hales; Uplands 332c. Flour
s. 90G6 40. Whisky steady at 81 ~.
Wheat 81 5atGI 1l. Corn - to 81 90.
Rice SlG9c for Carolina. Coffee firm.
| Sugar llE,6l5c for Cuba. MOlasses
nominal
Money-Marl1et easy at 6G7 per
| cent. most of the day with the bulk
of the business at & per cent. Late in
the afternoon it was more active
among the stock brokers, and the gen
eFsl rate was 2 per cent. The fury was
due to the increased activity in Stock
Exchange. and the fact that it made
brokers wait until the afternoon be-
fore making their loans. The pur-
chase Of two millions Of hGnds by the
treasury this month Is certainly in
favor Of continued ease in money, and
Is regarded likely to start more
lively speculation In the bull side.
Prime paper is : to Zoe. Sterling quiet
at 1888 and lI0l. Gold heavy and
lower on the reported advance of
bonds in London to 81. Gold opened
at 1861, advanced to 1861 and closed at
1851, and 1875. Carrying rates A.
TO 6 per cent. Clearances S44, 900, coo.
Governments strong. Tennessee bonds
firmer.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Aug. Cotton
nominal; middlings 32@c; sales 100
bales. Gold 355. Sterling 30. New
York sight Z to } premium. Flour
dull, low grades scarce; supertine
- IS; Xxx S6 30; XXX S6 ~. Corn
dull, white 81 ll01 10. Oats tic. |
Bran 81 05. Hay, prime, Sll Pork
&35 81. BACON retailing ld2ld Ice;
clear rib sides l9l6l95c; clear sides
1870 zoe. Lard quiet, in tierces, /
1910 204c; kegs 213G23c. Sugar quiet, |
common 1@1llc; prime l4@l4s. /
MOlasses nominal; prime fermenting
63c. Whisky, advanced rectitied /
81 2dGl 22l. Coffee dull; fair I45@ l5lc; I
prime l63@ 1899. The internal revenue I
receipts OF the first Louisiana district /.
collector, stock due for the months Of
June and July, 1868, show an increase /
over collections same months in 1868, |
one hundred and eighty five thousand. /
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Aug. Flour s. 75(G7 80 /
for extras. Wheat 81 35Gl 81. Corn /.
TkG sSc. Oats 50c. rye 81 o. Barley /.
81 %. Highwines 81 06. Sugar 13lMI44. |
Pork S33 50a33 75. Lard 18AGlSsc.
Bulk shoulders l32@1alo. Hams LIE.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Flour 81 50 |
al 75fOrs sUperfine. Sugar, prime l44c. /
MOlaSses, prime 75c. Oats 60c Corn .
soc. Tobacco sales 65 hhds at s. so 10 4
SIS. PORK S3a -. Bacon shoulders /
l54c; sides l9G19lc. Hams 23Ic.
Lard 1899.
CINCINNATI.
CTNCINEAFI, Aug. 9-Wheat 81 20G
1 50. Rye 90@95c. Barley 81 35. /.
Butter 24930c, Eggs 13Gl4c, Cheese /
12G l5c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Family -four /
S6G64. Corn 92a93c. Oats 4065Oc. !
Whisky 81 0S. Pork S33 30 to 80 70. 4
Bulk meats and~162c. Bacon 15}c 4
for shoulders, and lS5 to l9 for clear |
sides. Hams 2382j. Lard held at .
195c,
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Aug. 2-Evening-Co Consols |
93!; $40 bonds s3l. In Frankfort |
duh at $50.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Cottona shade T.
tirmer; middling up,ands l2Id; Or |
leans l3GI3ld;- sales $4,000 bales. /
California white wheat los Sd. Red /
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NOTICE.
TO sac Merchants of Memphis and Mer
chants and Planters on White River.

I HAVE this day sold the White River Mail
L Contract, with all my interest IN the White
river trade, 10 the Memphis and Arkansas
River Packet Company, Of which Major John
ID. Adams Is President. To the old citizens of
Memphis and on White river. by whom Mai.
Adams has been SO long and fayOrably
known, need say nothing, as he is no stran-
ger 10 them, having successfully carried their
mails ana done their river business for them
Tor many years before the war. To the new
settlers take pleasure in recommending the
new line as reliable in every particular, and
ask for them cordial and healsy support.
June 10, 1859 JOHN b. DAVIS.
N taking charge OF the Memphis and White
/ silver Mail Line, can only say that we
viii endeavor to conduct the business In such
a manner that il will be satisfactory TO the
merchants and planters on oar route and to
the travelling public,
For the present we VIII run two boats-leav-
ing Memphis every TUESDAY and SATURDAY;
but as soon as the business will justify II, will
put ON q boat on Thursday, making E fri-
weekly line. ] Will here say 10 the Memphis
merchants, that IL win be my Slm 20 give
them as low a rate of freigSs - IL is possible
to do without injury Of loss 10 the Company
which l represent, ana would ask of them
a hearty cooperation.
JOHN D. ADAMS.
.inne 10, 1863. iel2
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
MEDICAL DFPARTlfENT

-h4NAA-1L OEEAR 4-hf--h \
TF'HE TWENTIETH COURSE OF LEC-
Il TlREs Will commence On the FIRST
DAY or NOVEMBER next. The PrelInina-
" Course commences on the FIRST MON
DAY IN OCTOBER.
Theory and Pr0ctiee-WA. *. B0wI.IlsG. N D.
OOstetrtcs-CHARLEs X. WINSTON, 4. d.
Chemistry. BERRIES LISnsLET, N y.
Surgery-WILLIAM L. BRIGGS, ND.
Institutes-THOAAs L MADDIs. MD.
Clinical Medicine-Wsl. l. N1CHOI.. MD.
Materta hediea-JoHS II. CALLENBER. ND
Anatomy-THOs. b. BUCHASAs, MD.
Surgical Anafnmy-NAS :. LINDSI.FY NJ d
DemOnstratoT-HESRY NJ. COMPTON, II y.
FEES.-The American Medical Association
at the meeting in May last at New Orleans
passed resolution that no school charging
less than sl0 while Il favored BY a large ma
Jority Sl4Ol, should be represented IN that
body, nor should graduates OF sucn schools D.
ecognized-therefOre the tickets for the flli
course OF lectures is SIG: Matrieulatfng IS.
Dissectlng, SO: Graduating -3J.
For additional Information apply Ia
J.. HERRlES LIN DsLEN
n The EnaFfffu-a
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United States Internal Revenue.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, SrH DISTRICT, TENN,
MEMPHIS, August 2 1869.
HEREAFTER all Whisky and other Spirits
tTpught 70 this city by steamboats, and
other transportation companies VIII be re-
PCrted 90 this Office for inspection, and VIII
not be delivered 10 the cOnsignecS without
an order from the Collector.
aug2 r. +. PATTERSON. Collector.
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$4,000 REWARD.

THE undersigned being desirous to change
business and locality, now offer for sale
n snIendid steam FIGURING and Sawmill, To-
Gated in the town Of Murray, Galloway Co.,
Kentucky.
The engine, boiler, etc, were purchased Of
the Washington Foundry, St Louis, Mo-, and
of the best material. The Touring machinery
Of isaac Straub & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. The
saw Is 60-ineb; the engine 20-inch stroke and
l0-inch cylinder; boiler - feet by IS inches,
and two hue; all stationary and well put up.
We have the bet stand for mill men in our
knowledge, surrounded by G. good country, a
large crop OF wheat and q L savy run OF GUS
tom; good water, and no one to rival in
quantity OF quality. In addition to above a
tbree-story mill house, a good dwelling house,
S. acres of land part in cultivation, part In
timber-several hundred bushels OF corn on
hand, between one and two hundred head,of
stock and pork hogs, two yoke Of fine cattle,
log and wood wagon; timber wheels, and
many other necessaries too tedious 70 men
ton.
all of the above we viii sell at reasonable
figures. These wishing business OF this kind
we solicit to come and examine; OF for further
Information address as By mail,
CARSON, PETER & co.
Murray, Ky, July 20 lsao ty8
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EDUCATIONAL.
SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
ASHBEL G. BROWNS
. = lie Q Z - O h q Oh
FOR THIRTY PUPILS ONLY.

THIS School Is designed for studsnts. BON
Il male aud female pursuing regular col
leglate course OF instruction. anu win afford
unusual facilities for the attainment Of e
sound and liberal scholarship.
II VIII be opened at the southeast conner
OF Linden and Wellington streets. Oa ths frsr
Monday OF September.
Ierms-ten dollars a month, to be paid II
advance, and contingent fee Of two dClIssz
per session OF ten months at the entrance o.
each pupil.
Those desiring admission should apply iIu-
mediately at the Ofhce OF Or. ). P. Green. ~
Main street. fyz5 dSv
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INSANE ASYLUM.

9 T. VINCEST's INSTITUTION FOR THE
> INSANE st. Louis, No. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters of Charity. Az,
gust III, 1895. II is private aai trst-elass in
its arrangements aDd accommodation. In
sane patients of both sexes and of all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stimulants TO eN.
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
apply 70 Or. j. X. BAUDUH or the SISTER
SUPERIOR aug3
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Deputy Commissioner, z. T. Cartrighi
Judges-A. T. Lacey, NJ. ID. Welsh, p NJ. stan
ley. Clerks-W. ". Hodge, Wm. POTell.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rouse the Sysiem,-.-tt is a sad thlng to
pass through life only half alive. Yet there
are thousands whose babitual condition is
one Of lsnguor and debility. They complain
Of no specific disease: they suffer uo s9sit.va
pain; but they have 10 relish for anything
which affords mental or sensuOus pleasure to
their more robust and energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases out Of ten this state OF lassi-
tude and torpor arises from morbid stom-
ach. Indigestion destroys the energy Of both
mind and body. When the waste Of nature
Is not supplied b3 "a due and regular assimi-
iation OF the food, every organ is starved.
every function interrupted.
Now, What does common sense suggest un-
der these circumstances OF deprcssi0n2 The
system HeedR foasillg aud strengthening; not
merely for an hour or two, 10 sink afterward
% assuredly would do II an ordinary alcO-
hollc sllmulant were resorted to-, but rad
ically and permanently.
How y Lnls desirable object 30 be accom-
plished? The answer TO this question.
fouEded on The unyarylng experiences Of a
quarter o. century, Is easily given. Inf1se
new Nlgcr into the digestive organs BY q
course Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS. DO not waste time d administering
temporary remedies, but make flie siis}e ~ bV
fecuperaiApg the 'fcuntaisi-h6ad OF physical
strength ana energy, the great organ upon
which al TIE other organs depend for their
By the time that dozen doses OF the great
vegetable table tonic and invgOraut have
been taken, the feeble frame OF the dyspeptic
viii begin 10 feel its benign in luence An
petite viii be created, and With appetIte he
capacity 10 digest What Il graves. Persevere
umtil the cure is complete-until healthful
blood. q 70 be the material OF 1esh and mus
Gle bone and nerve. and brain. flows through
wateTy pabulum with which they have here
toforc imperfectly houriShed-
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, August deputy Sheriff
Griggs, who was wounded in the late
anti-rent trouble at East Greenbush,
died at his residence this morning.