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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
IMPROVEMENT OF STATEN ISLAND.

There is much agitation III staten ISlanu
over the Improvement act for the County passed
nv the Legislature during the last session. and there Is
much talk and speculation the subject and fears OF
a rendition of New-York obbng and general handing
over of the County to the Ring. The following Is l OF
names OF the Commissioners appointed by the act 10
carry out its intentions: -, 49,, $780, g.,
Ron br Bonner Bataaser Kresche Henry g. Stebbns Alvin G.
Pr Brick Brooks, George Bowman OF Bowman
put Polek Cameron Robert Christie Lot G. CLARK Charles e.
c George VIM Curtis Thomas b. Davis Jr Drake Dekay Runs
K. Deaaeld, John D. DIX, George w Duer william Butler
nn,-,r William n. Geb james Gordon Bennett, Jr.,
J. C. Green, Charles K Hamilton; Nathan ~ d. Hell,
& Henderson. George W Jevett, Charles keut-
% Dpe ID eay A. Layitt David A LiniseL Arson Ly-
Morgan The0phlus B Beecker. Jas
Cnb Fr,nk Mcfoy jose Manzanelo John Ross Samuel Marsh
i,b5 NJ Martin Maindae Charles A. Megs Louis H.
a., Ncbo q Miller Robert Mntur John Nesmith Duncan
Snrg samuel Osen Duncan Pe John NJ Pelteton, Augnd;
Prnice Wm Raynor john j. Cisco, Beverly Robinson Samuel
Pnsyet George NJ Frederick r. Rouih, Phlo l. Rug
L. Robert W. Russell Robert b. Roosevelt Augustus W sexton
lanes " Smonon Charles Banbrbige smith Thomas ~ s9leI
Siric, Van Pelt William r. Wal.vorh John s. Wesee Henry
Nichols Jachon, j. H. Wilcox Albert O. WeoI A. g Vol o.
Wriyh stephen Barnes Nani' j. yrh
Tom Pearson John Turner Dsight T9rnsend Caleb Novel
s. Hornfsger, David W judd Horace
tIr Vim H. Yanerb BENZ r. Cook John P Koher Ja'tas ~
Wbeps Francis SHAW JOAN J. Cute W. a. Adersol hiram D
Vfarfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
ANOTHER ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE.
Chief of Police Patrick Campbell of Brook

VAINV
Ivn Yesterday sent word superintendent Jouran that
kate uultz was living dangerously i'll at No. 40 Cer
mont-ave Brooklyn, from the effect Of malpractice and
that he had caused the arrest of young man named
Henry Russell on charge OF having seduced the girl
and a. concerned in the malpractice. lie added thtt
which the Young woman suffering lived IN THIS city
w. scrt IN Rroolvn saw RUSSELL and was told by him
that the woman was Madame DE Boise OF NO o4 last
Twenty cighht Russell was brought 10 ths clty anu
I'm. Louse of Madame De Boise and pointed her
ont 10 the officers. she was arrested ahd DIOugI. 20
Amelia Armstrong; aud claimed to be by profession an
Electrician. powerful gayanc battery aliesgI 10 o
oncers and also taken O. Police Headquarters kls7e
I'm the presence OF superintendent JouIa Ie9iaTel .
Nj INIT had visited The house of Nine De Boise win
him ON two occasions and each time an Opefuon was
performed upon her by the prisoner Alme. De DDS -
her decllriug she had never seen Miss Huitz Madame
and Russell Were locked up at Police Headquarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09


c. July WLelt-u0thDy tOur hi z . 'oT No k
q = hF No 81 O. Corn firm ne or No ec ioI No 2
demand Feroan quiet aud steady keaned
l.ts.; truie - %.
ClSciNyArI july 3Four unchangei, with fi demand Wheat
aTd dgl1ni A. 81 -. held el 30 Corn am ai ugt sup
p 86083c Mixed; White 009lc OATS firm q 550ooc Rye
steady gjc Blre dull at slarl Is C9on dull and NORMALLY
demand Whisky dull ani lower; ale ~, hh st
95 the latter iron-bould Mes PorA dull aud ng olei held ~
Lgd nomaay unchanged Pnk Ma's tr ani qnrt ~ re inf ou
l1ic for SIDES sugar Cured Hams
a. et ami unchanged Exchange duh an que-
LOUIS july 8Tohlcco unchanged Cotton nonnav lowers
sales at tdl9e Rope ~ Blslu4 e. For JUL fs suferine
81 % Extra, DOl.e Extra So a y Treble t.
p. Wheat fun " at 9oc No Oh F1l 81 lt No. NrF
- I2l: Choice, ~ 25l 81 o. Cora cran rae 'ihe -
yellow 8Jl 09lci White c q l, OF hrl a. ''n'c Nmty
orened % closed &C g' ISL Provision quc Port -
Dr. salei shO1l len, 2iG; Clear Rib bgc bat0no.llles go.
Clear RID sides l7ci Char Sides {05c Hans - ruft.sed
Lrl duh az 10 l6c frer,e lc Tor k'Z ke1h-t l; ~
bbl4 WHEAT i1cO bush; Corn o. r bush; Oa l.1'' nlh
AUGUsTA Ga. July 8Cotou Iri qtt and cl 1 end ONT
nal, sale. 10 bales; receipts u bales NiaE d. sac, ~
bal-s: OF the wees ~ bales stock ~ bates
LorIsyIlF Jui- 8-Baggiagrwo pound Eelucsy Hemp c
Flax BGJc Common &c., Flour que anl lnel1h el 'orl = w.
Cotton dull Wheat 81 lJH 81 lJ oats bJdbc ne, so
Prov ions active irm Pcrs. Bacon LIc '1r SlOlhr lie
FOR Clsrr rib ses- sides Buk Meats lt .o1l
oers, lylc Gear Rib sizes, !6c for Clear s Hans Z. .-
WHISKY. Tobacco fm sales Z3 aA- at - -J4 - ~ iof
Frosted to Lagi 81 SO ~ Tor Low Leaf TO Mei.un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
FIRE III MELRosE, Y.Y.-NARRow ESCAPE.

The dwelling Of Frank Hopper, IN DeHHI.lI-
It Melrose was discovered on fire early yesterday
Officer Rice gave immediate ALARM and the hreineh re-
sponded promptly but before the hume' eoula DC sun
ued the house in which the dro originated also one Oh
III sido nj 3, were burned one belonged % john
.ione and the others 10 Edward Young All three hous
were partially insured boy about u years w, va to
Son ~ alr Young Jumped from third tory WlhuoM
uIazza below I'm order % save his NE, ana eSfaP"
sei Gus niuy; and Guild which had Deen 'et INN,
,,,tt, trry al ono OF the houses was rescued ny
.i who rsAed hog OWN We W save IL oVn'e Ss1P''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

distributed. 1915 baptisms, G; persona pro- money
church, 1876; children promised for school, 3es ola
collected, so 10.
The Rev d. L. Marks explained that the difference DeI
tween the east and west side results ~ the month - que
10 the fact that the latter has employed only about one
half tho number OF abOrers employed by the other SIDE
Alter some further business Of less Importance had Deen
transacted, the Board was adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
A. rno.lor lnst Theonhilns NAH was arrest.

On Tuesday last IntOpMIus NaIl vas M =,
90, a. I'm, Lf,lcd down fight If stairs az No o.
shrriffst, iri named Mary Hughes she having nef
eitter an infant Of six months In her arms at lhe ue
% w IAN i'm 500 10 answer charge OF aggravated az
SAINT The only excuse he could 0iigr was mat tHe 'I
Wterlay tie infant VINO had recovered NON me eheet
of he fan was taken suddenly III aud aiea in os
a u,9rtnt yas isslcd lor tAe ANGST VI Nath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

tnat ,he hre was the act OF ncendiary but II bo
neved thit barrel OF lime which Mr.. Hopper had Oh
got wet and set fire 70 the barrel and WITH
'ome shayings lying near e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

Congress and Empire spring Co.'s Depot or Con,re''
gmpre ant other spring Waters - tHsABEk hEAS
aey daily city and broOk Na.ll waes onI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

The cattle narset Is not over brisk sheep t.lni air
and Tor o-s qlet The receipts OF .s N~eA up 10 To-
t.8 head t.e 3si sheep and 4t5f HOGS -e .
no material change however prices ami those sssu "a te is' ~
ports may be taken s criterion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

Prn,ts Astral O-Tbe safest and most reliable Illuminating
oil Oh House of CHAs PRATT, l)3 fu,n-t. \. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
NlRRIED.

Wedding ard Visiting Cards Initial Stamping Vote Pspst
WM EyERDELLs SoSs t PULToS-sr Old Dc4cH CHuSoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

Dr. Snges Cat,rrh Remedy.sNo reward Cor an ineara'
case Sold Druggists by mail GO cents pamphlet nee Al
drss R V. PIERCE NJ D., l23 Seueca-st, Buffalo. \ /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

-TOWNFRrn the Prshvieran Chnrch Seventeenth
and >pruce, Pr ale pia Ju 2 by the Rev John A. i0l ~
Theodore Fowler % NeH l)rs Jy p Jnns
/. rowuer o. Philadelphia.
-BOORNAN-On wednesday july g. tie PresAyeru
iin,b sing SIM n v Rev Wilson Phuer assisted ~ tho
Rev John ~ Peeksk the Rev Charles h. Strong 70
Miss Esther BoOUan daughter late Robert BOOrIan, esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

John +. Henry, = COllege-place, New fork.-FoPu-
LA MEDcIvEs and MINERAL WATERS All that mirst r 10 IN
ami ~ happiness goods guaranteed gains AMI l ni' 81 "a
grsHtife, as desired LARGEST EsrABLHNENr % rE hSD
INT
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6uetial Notices.



PhnIon's ..viraiia;~ Or. salvation for the Hair.
voR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
PHALoNs "vITALTA" offers utterly from an the DYES" cot
Orer .nd resoe" % in Ii acts on totally dae'sa' PM
epe |, umpd fragrant aud perfectly nnoeuoa' peep' Do
muddy or accueus requires shaking up AMI communicates 10
stain to the skin or No pap,r curtain necessary TO Conceal
it, tarb appearance simple that Is net '1T5A "~
Al in,en and purpose. DISCOVERY ia Toilet Chemistry
70, sal, BY all druggists. PH,LoS son SssYort-
For sale or Lease.
HE PAssAIC MILLS OF NEWARK. NJ
Satisfactory ven prefer paoer " "a? a ., y. S
Mrrchn, Mil the city Population within q NILES $3.50 s
de.e9oa q premises engines, boilers AMI machinery in detail - %
N' Tune S to & y % minutes. freight to d. or alongside Of ''''e loo
as io% 40, n o ~ o new extensive b.,in;n .u,be @,
sugar reaaery, nt-hodse oewe cotton vooln o' any a
anne The pr.n,s caa nom 60 p M and
IRON , ys isi'4 i,j formation address The FlG
A,roR Hocsz July = 1874
49, 80. q, ann tee amounted b. Mechanic, FIRE Co No
"A Voc HOAX and Ladder No. Of NeSOrsans WIZ power"
,e, in regard to al challenges which may be offered rA''
confer With u, will please call the AssOr House al H. W ~ ~
s.l Or 10Th signed - -. =, ...,.. a. G
WV SWAN Capt Hope H. md l. No 3
NJ CARROLL Pesdeu, Of Joai G. Notice
No. for Caorna-Io san f5iaI ss ~, ,, On iR
Nv Ib nst ,r party cheaper iLe AR Na OF A4Aie" "
nAl al, Az IN NCisCO Piae-st, Room n 4
nia1,o,ds Watches and Jewelry selling At relieved Pr's>
crn {, ALLEN SO Broadway under 81 Nicholas iio'el
A Spcciairy. Light Locomotives
er.fs sud lgtt rails FOR c'1irse'ofs
alAPe -, go snd nnoer dlstr givAss
" W IL Fer rhotographa and toll informal tarss
AMI Ii'' - SMITH & POkTEk. Fttshnrgh. Peoa
Po-f-Ofce Nofice.rhe mails for Eurors dnrnr ae " ,s
- tRDAY Juiy l57D will close tbs offe o. A-lsny'
Tbiav saturday 81 II O'Clock aui AZ At ne a "A
, ,a, M NJ ?. H. JONES Pos'l'''f
T,russe-, Bnndage.. Newer te ZEE,
UtRD RUBBER TRUSS curs rupuFes. csaDly Agu1 @ 49,
All comfortable Establishment 10 Aangt
Lake Superorlo h,s o. plss,ls Wa III ~. 500.
the Upper Valley For troat hsaL2 ''' ~AN
CoasasQgYe. WIZ lase SsssEas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed rih frt
name and address.
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THE STATE or TRADE.


LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
o. July 5-Laseed OIL closed armer al All Isl GER PIT
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
WEEKLY HERALD
TUESDAY, AUGUST I6, 1870.
mHsaIsaIPPE PREaa.

We are proud of the Press Of
our State. The late elections in
various States, wherein Radical.
ism has been checked or utterly
overthrow, has called forth from
the press on be State unmistaka-
bic expressions Of rejoicing.
It seemed to us as II hitherto q
lethargic spirit had possessed many
of our valued contemporaries ofthe
Mississippi press; and while we
have not doubted their patriotism
or fidelity, We have sometimes.had
fears that nerve and courage we're
waning. But the brave, bold
words they now speak relieve US
of all such misgivings, and We
hope and feel that when the day
and hour is at hand-when it be-
hooves Mississippi to avail her.
self Of the golden opportunity to
redeem her fortunes from their
present vile degradation-we shall
GlL-aye, the whole State Press
stand shoulder to shoulder in a
solid phalanx of resistance to the
dastardly and unscrupulous ''pow-
ers that be-" Such union of effort
and purpose will indubitably re-
suit in success.
Wings and Democrats are rising
superiorto party prejudice. Names
are no longer things essential. Of
fee or profit no longer disunite and
weaken, and all will combine TO
defeat the common foe, to redeem
our homes, to purify our govern
ment, to protect our property from
rapacious ;.greed, and to guard
our families from contact with de-
basing socialism.
We will act with that party
whose banner waves from the
Gulf Of Mexico to the Northern
lakes, from the Atlantic to the Pa.
cific, and Aaunts defiance in the
craven face of abhorred Radical
ism. Brethren ofthe Press! let US
resolve to continue as we are,
united against the common foe,
and be prepared when the hour
comes to urge our people on to
victory.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
THE NAME WDEMOCRAT.r

The Savannah Republican editor,
that old Wing champion Colonel
Sneed, has some sensible remarks
about the hesitancy of any one
adopting the name Democrat to
express opposition to the Radi-
cal party. He says very pointedly
that in 1879, when the great ma
tional struggle shall come of, all
local parties must, for the time
being, at least become merged in
one or the other of the great ma
tional organizations, according as
they may assimlate in sentiment
and policy. He says that while
the national Democratic party
may not 60 as far as some people
in the South would desire, it is
very certain that it holds no prin-
ciples and sets forth no policy
that every conservative man in the
nation may not consistently sub
scribe to. They advocate not one
measure that the old Wing ever
opposed, at any time in the his
tory of their organization, and
certainly, sensible men and patri-
ots win not allow themselves to
be thrown into the opposition by
d mere name. Democrats are as
much to-day the champions of old
Whig and State Rights principles
as the Wings ever were, and hence
no partition wall should exist be-
tween them. The issues that for
merly divided the two parties have
long ceased to exist, and while
the Democratic party has preserv-
ed its name and organization
through all vicissitudes, it, to-day,
is the representative Of no prinCi-
pie or policy on which the two
parties would not have stood to-
gether twenty years ago. 1t is
now fighting the friends of con
solidation and the enemies of free
government-the only party that
is fighting them-and all patriots,
North and South, and, We will
add, white and black, should rally
10 their standard and save the
country, If possible.
On the score Of policy, he has a
word to say. Some are of opinion
that the Democratic party viii not
be strong enough to avail against
the infernals that have now pos
session of the Government. If
they are not, 1t is certain that the
new party yet to be formed cannot
be. The party that has emilia
zoned on its banners the rights Of
the States, popular supremacy,
equal privileges to ell and no pre-
scription, and can carry New York
By ninety thousand msjoriiy, Is
both good enough and strong
enoutb b Isf anY Southern nan e
'a 20
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs

Tue only acknowledged Uterine TOMS nnt
Female Regulator Known, win enz1
those Complaints above ment ype1 IA an
cFOdlbly short time. Toe BAien aH one
aFOubes, strengthens aud res tnfN the NrlH
10 Us natural condition, removing tIa4NH
tl0ns. relieving pala and fa9nlai lH
monthly Dorioti, Honder gfauda HNs4 W
bic and ianguid girl, just bursting Int H1
manhcodt She Is the pride 0f aii, bus HaNN d
she silently steals pickle, cats chalk uF
slate penclls no appetite for foodi she tupnH
with { dull eye and seeks aolIcItndes 0HI
eye no longer spartlfsi her merry laaah E
no longer neaFi ringing Through the aiFf lna
mOpes about with bloedicaS lips and gums
with headache. palpitatlon, eonatlHa |11|
swimming OF the heal, cold feet and haHa.
melancholy; she has 4 eunlod tongue nMfNs
slve breath, and host Of Jthor evils 900 nH
merous 10 iaeEtion.
When neglected, all these symploms t
come aggravated, tnero 10 Alnk sloMaNN
heartburn, q dark line settles under o
eyes, the legs ana ankles are sWollan. I1t
hair loses its gloss and falls "a. thcEe Il 1Ell
tleness and splitting OF the nnEar4nalif
swollen abdomen, cxtremu nUryorHnu1.'
fretfulness, pains and aches. dry cQnaas a y
steFieal Fits, rapid prostFatipA, epilepsy allA
DEATH II yon, or any Of your friends Af#
thus am lieted. send 81 once Tor 4 h1izIf 1f
GnRllsn Female Bitteft and be oufea I1
en- cts aro maaieal In such Complaints.
surely no mother will postpone and uelaN
this duty until
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

BUYMG CoTToN 70 ARETvE.-Ths
following resolutions has been
unanimously passed BY the Nan.
chester Cotton spinnerS' Assoeia-
tiOn:
That, In the opinion Of this meet
ing, the system Of "buying TO ar.
rive" upon which the Cotton Spin
ners' Association have been re.
quested by the Liverpool Cotton
Brokers' Association to express an
opinion, is q system thoroughly un-
sound and opposed to the true prin.
ciple Of legitimate trading. The
system tends TO induce traders with
small means or with no means TO
enter upon great transactions,
which only should be undertaken
by those who possess ample capital.
IL leads TO endless disputes be-
tween buyer and seller, and 1t fos-
ters q method Of trading so
reckless as 10 deserve the term
Of gambling. In the further
opinion of this meeting this perni-
cious system could not have attain.
ed its present widespread op era.
ton II the Cotton Brokers Associ.
alton had not mede special proyis-
ions In their rules for regulating a
method Of trading which they
ought to have been the first to ut.
terly ignore. ANY disputes arising
among body Of gamblers ought to
be driven for adjudication to the
courts atlaw. This meeting, there.
fore, respectfully urge the Cotton
Brokers Association at once to alb
rogate all rules bearing upon the
system of "bulying to arrive" and
TO refuse In future TO recognize any
disputes springing out Of it. In
passing this condemnation upon
the system of "buying to arrive" !"
this meeting carefully guards itself
against including such transactions
as buying and selling cotton from
actual sample aud already on ship
board, aud where bill Of lading Is
produced and the marks and mum
bers OF the bales given.-tLiver.
pool Journal, July II.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
NEWS BY VAIL.

The Examiner says Napoleon
adopts q course most worthy Of
his name and gravity of situation.
Reused from indolent indecision
by a stunning blow, he attains to
the greatness of the situation in
the presence Of peril unspeakable
to himself, his family, and the
proud nation which so lately rein
stated him with kingly power.
Laying aside conventionalities, he
tells France her danger, and ex-
horts her to the rescue, not for his
sake, but for her own.
LONDON, August 12.-The Ger
man forces between Rastadt and
Colonne are said to be an aggre-
gate of $500 men.
According to the Paris Steele,
100000 German soldiers are now
in Lorraine.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-The invest
ment Of strasbourg BY the Ger
man troops is confirmed.
The presence of Napoleon at the
battle Of Woerth is positively re-
affirmed.
L ls said that the Pfussians
largely ontnnmbered the French
!. ia eseff saHlgs aant
The French calm nat Ct NelaE
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

that General Lee and himself
should be sent over TO settle this
little matter, General Johnston
laughingly replied that neither
could do much with their limited
knowledge Of German. A General
should know his men, and just
here, he thought was the error in
the employment Of American OFF,
GERS with the Egyptian troops. Il
was well for the officers who were
well paid, but would not be 90
well for the Egyptians. The Gen.
eral is now residing in Savannah,
Georgia,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
COMMONGROC SHOP METERs


Empty Bitter Bottles of various ss4lsa.
can DO found around almost every dweIlIhH
and cabin throughout the land. Their t11Ia
IL pleasant. ana are advertised 70 enra r.
mot every disease, whilo the manufaainf.
cas- Know they possess no medicinal pEnnr.
ties whatever They are 20 many dfsaiiIs1e
ior exceedingly common tevarage,if #hlnh
10 not, nor cannot possibly onfe ang one.
Beware OF these pleasant Bitters Ia quart
tiles, they contain 4 sting for your yilals.
anu he WBo buys them carries q "touaF'lIl
gr0g in'Ohls house une man who knuus
nothing about medicine, says his big h4tfles
ol common sun VIII cure chills ana feFfr
rheumatism and cOnsumption; anothol.
whose Uottle is very fancy, uFes Ell innufi
tles Of the biLod, makes Old men YOUNG
casls out devils, restores sight % TIE blia3
anu numerous other miracles; while ret nHs
otner, who presumes every man q drunk
ard, proposes 20 sure collie, ingroWinR. .nnIIa
yellow fever, heart di1ease and l0en.sIt
maldensll We know they make 10 saol
cures, We know the people at large are aa.
eeivel and swindled, aad Rs we desfrs -
ventiiate these common humbngS, nake Ite
following ehallenge % one andaiii
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
MMAR f0MPInT.

That claims is pieams lhfagahaa1 1ta
leDatn an1 1Faaiih efHaf land
Many females huNaR II some ray az 4AaH
monthly periedg tofae girls 81 ID 7f1a< |HE|I
% the eommensoponte e m1aaszuaiInH a he
older onas draaa iks dAalina = zae A.4#aH 81
life" Sometimes the menstrual N1u IS Nnf
much, er TOO iittla, oF nag 6a eaoud1a =
pain, nay ho Irregular o. enzIE4IF CHECKED
o. changed IN appearance, attAMae4 MiA4
ether dsseraaslae aYnnsam4 A#HtorTH# uf
The "Whitei,n p fFe1uentlY drains l1e fFs ||
% liberation q tha Won1 waF cro4f= H4IN
and cause rapid pF06tEalinns
EaliiBR Of TIE wofah II "a eNn1z51HnIF
common complaint giving much IEoal|r
and dlsiEesA. which, under ordinary zE61l.
mant, 10 diGllenlt Ia cure.
Mysteries, Green SleHnc1a. tfFllahiitfF tt
the Womb, and other serious ahd IatAI 4es.
plalut follow the female eex throughout
life. LIvee there menieai gnnblpmNM wHN
has 0F can relieve the lelr sex 81 tho 7t1TN
troubles Not mary. le there 20 eaHNI.
nation ef remedial afents tnnf Will CONS lr
her rescue : We answer, 1as.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
i SBiljIOlMN BLOOMING YOUNG ClRls:


Aiddlesaged NATIONS, lh0Ao 81 the critical
period and the aged grandmother. are ~
cnrei by the use yfour english Female Be
tera, now pres iribed and used BY PhqalrI
all over lhg country
II YOU hre troubled with Faline e
Womb aftended with 3 Eense u waiaaf ar1I
bearing down, pain In the back a1a 4Il|a
and Otber attendant eTiis knRllgh E M
Bitles will give entire relief
Those at the ''turn Of iiien moihon aI.1
eonhI emenf, aad ali 0thers (maie or gsmaIt5
who are onvaiesconls from aAy pEuigaaIHe
o. deOiiilating complaint, who gain stfznnth
slowly, and Wh0-e digestion l. slow an5l q
perfect, Will mi these Bitter the Ftf4
thing lnoir system dem snds. II atpas 4
powerful apRstlte, aids and assists di4HtI
too, MoEses the liver. strengthens msa
and physically, aud Ills the whole tTslsI
WIN pure crimson blood coGFslng thxeuan
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

IT is gratifying to be able to state
that Governor Scott, of sOuth Car
olina, is arming a negro militia, and
that the President has assured Gov.
Bullock, of Georgia, that he will
support him ss freely as he did
Governor Holden, of North CarOli-
no. These things preSage more
Democratic victories. Democracy
with the balIot-box means ''let Us
have peace :" these fellows who are
forever using the bayonet only say
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

DURING the coming amusement
season, we learn the theatre will be
occupied by q first class variety
troupe, which win give nightly ex-
hibitions. Mr.. ]. w. Thompson,
who is the manager and proprietor
ohParlor Hall Varietiesat. Memphis,
has secured the lease Of the Theatre
and win open at the commence.
ment Of the fall season with a full
company, aud we are assured that
his entertainments viii be frsta
class. The Hall is to be retitted
and remodelled. Mr.. Moreland Is
agent In charge. Il
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

GENERALLY the Radical press OF
this State justify, and some ap.
prove of Morgan's marriage to the
" eolored lady," Highgate. To be
sure, to be sure! God grant that
such men (?) may never marry a
white woman. They marry Mig
gers because of "the eternal fit
ness of things"