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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-08

6. All elections were
regulated by the people
Of each state to suit
themselves.
:. Each Legislature
was the Judge of the
qualifications of its
mem bers
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CONSTITUTION

As interpreted and car
-ied out in 1850
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-08

As understood by the
republican admins
tration of Grant in
1870:
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SINKING SLOWLY.

Diseases that progress rapidly to crisis are
not the only Ones u be dreuded. Canker or
dry rot does not blast IL tree US epdlGnly as
stroke Of lightning. tut unless arrested, it dc
.troys it 81 certainly; and in ike manner
chronic debility. although it does mol Kill with
thc swifar.:s OF yellow fever, is SO sure TO zap
The springs of lie eventually as any acute dis.
ease, if not checked by invigoraliny rncdica.
ti"p. Ihcr" is something inexpressiLly touch
ing III the Spectacle Of premature decay. Ian
spI:. pa!!or, eiiciAton Of spirits, aud a dis
; Taste TOR tEcrLinp, arc lis ordinary symptoms.
and ik-y should he promptly met by tonic
u tIcat,nclt. The best ii:vi surunt and exhila.
rant that cun be administered in ease cf this
kind is uos,ettei's S:y,nach EiitcIs. The st;m-
uaii ng prihcii,' of tic prcparn,iou.roiisas the
lorm9:t energies of the SYSTEM, and Tie
tl.cE! !'!!eIi; oanL regulating prope, lies give
prrl,anc,t III Lealshful impulse to the vital
forces thus brought ITO play. The failing nr-
pei i'e is rr-aw:.hened, the process OF digc. ton
prl uesin.ilation is Guick:,,cd, tho qualify oi
the blood is improved, tho sccre.ioDs become
more natY,Gl. iiul cTely crsan tha: contributes
to the nou,ishmeut Of Me body i!::Gclgocs sal
diary changc. BY these ,neaEe, the iep#: 81
the physical structure is Effected !ILL lis il euiil.
and vi.or restored. In ro cfnss 'df disnns!s
has the b,ticrnt operation, of The l;ilcrs bac
more marked a:,G STR! in. than in those char
acter,zed by general debility and .ncryAtls pr0s
ira;ion J..dirs al. c.tl with these aIi:mcn!:
fiind in this ..Dost who.eso3lei Of all tories ad
Icorrcetvcs the safest and surcst means Of re
lief. 1t is strong to restore and HoEerless Ia
tfrjure. Such is the uniform testimony Of cloud:
OF witnesses" :
Ang. 5, 1870. I'm
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81 1870 1870 I 1870 1870 b
CEOLERA!!!

The following letter is from Mr. woodward
of st. Louis, to ]. n. Harris, Esq, of New
London, Com. Mr.. ". IS gentleman Of li;.c;;!l
resp reliability, and 2urim, the prevalence Of
cholera in st. Louis, watched the rcs;ilt Of the
application Of tho Ia n Killer for this disrrsc.
und his testimony can be relied Oh with the
utmost conflcnce:
DnAc SID:-You recoilect When 7 saw yo,,
in January last, my expressing to you MY mos.
sanguiac expectations thai DAMS PAIN XII
lIIE would have a tremendous snle IN the West
the sensnn. md my anticirations have been
more than realized, anil the testimony OF thou
eands who have used il has been TINT they
would not be willing to go to bed ut night with
out il in the hpuse.
city. such Was the confidence in the Pain Xii
Ter as remedy, that many who purchased it
remarked TO me that they had 10 fears or dread
cf cholera as long as they had the Pain killer
by them. And hundreds took it daily rs pre-
vcntativc, for no person can have dcrcngc-
mrnt of the bowels or diarrhoin If they Use
this medicine" sThis was the security and con-
fidcnee of hundreds acquainted with it, and
when their fiend+ were attacked with the
Cholera they would administer the remedy in
large quantities, aud in every case wheni it has
been taken in any of tho first stages cf this
ditcase, it has proved successful
! consider ii al infnllible remedy. have
not heard Of any individual in any family who
ured the Pain Killer when attacked but speed
lily recovered.
The clerk informed me that he administered
1t TO persons when cold or in the cramps. and
it gave immediate relief. but still it should be
given quickly. for when the discharge of rice
water has begun. the hope Of lii. hus fed.
Should this disxnse D,a,se its npprurarce ulnun,
you. as III all probability it will, lie not alarm.
cd; you and AL others there have The remedy
and Gm confident If the Pain Killer ia used
not single death by Cholv,a will occur il
your city.
Reapectful!y-yours,
"a. Z. WOODWARD.
g. The Pain llilleris solo by oil dealers in
Family Medicines.
arg. s. 1870. In
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HELADoLD's FLrID EXTRACT Eucuu,
for weakness arising from indiscretion.
The exhausted powers Of Nature which
are accompanied by sc many alarming
symptoms, among which will be found, In
disposition to Exertion, Loss of Memory,
Wakofulness, Horror Of Disease, or Fore
bodings Of Evil; in fact, Universal Lassi-
tude, Prostration, and inability to enter
into the enjoyments Of society.
The constitution, once affected with Or.
ganic Weakness, requires the aid of Mcdi-
cine to strengthen and invigorate The sys-
tenn, which 1IELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCllU Invariably does. limo treat
mcnt is submitted to, Consumption o. in
sanity ensues.
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS. atik

Governor Scott gives notice that
G9a eleeslorS WIZ bssll9ld insthe scygr,
Al counties Of thb Stat6, oEtho tliifd
"Wednesday; (being,tho I8tR of Octo-
hcr next, to fill $tho vacancies in tho
various county offices and tho rosbcc-
two Congressional Districts; said cleo
ton to be conducted according to the
rules. principles and provisions pre-
scribed by tho net of March 1, 1870"
All barrooms and drinking saloons
shall be closed on tho day of election,
and any person who shall sell any in.
toNicating drinks OH tho day Of cleo
ton shall be guilty of q misdcmcanor,
and on conviction thereof, shall be
fined in sum not loss than ono hun
drcd dollars, or be imprisoned fof n
period not less than one month nor
more than six months. y
The commissioners and managers
Of clcctious, and each OF them, arc
hereby required, with strict regard to
tho provisions Of the constitution and
laws Of the State touching their duty
in such case, To cause such elections
to be hold in their respective counties
on tho day aforesaid, and to take all
necessary steps for the the holding Of
such elections, and for the ascertain
ing and determining the persons who
shall have been duly elected thcrcat.
They Shall appoint threo managers
Of elections for each election precinct
for thc comfy for which they arc ap-
pointed, and the said commissioners Of
elections and said managers Of cleo
tions shall take and subscribe the oatl,
Of Office prescribed by Section 80, Ar
ticle ., Of the constitution. The man
aGcrs arc from Abbcvil!c-E. l.. Mann,
A!cq. Bowie, Geo. Nichols.
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IIELMEoLD's FLUID EXTRACT, AND M
PROVED Rose WASH will radically cx,er,
minale from tho system diseases arising
from habits Of dissipation, at little expense
little or no change in diet, no inconve-
nience or exposure; completely supcrsed
ing those unpleasant and dangerous remc-
dies. CopaiVa and Mercury, in all these
diseases.
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West Female College

A FULL corps of experienced Teachers has
~ been secured. and every f.ci'ity for the
advancement of pupils will be provided.
TERMS: Boarding can be had in the Col
lege, or in private fan,ilies,> OF Sl2.OO per
month including fuel and washing $500
per month.
Tuition per Session Of months in literary
department including Latin, $40 90: Music
including use of Piano S26. 0. French Top
tional, $500, AdmIttance fee 81. Board and
Tuition in regular studies per Session 500 90
including music and use of Piano sl22c0, in
Guiding Fr, nch sl27.C0. Payment to be made
by the Session in advance.
Uniform: Solid blue worsted, black clonk,
blAck hat. plush or velvet, trimmed with black
velvet ribbon. :.
The Winter Session will open on Monday.
I'd October.
For further Information address
REV. J. ]. BONNER,
2 : - - President.
Due West, g. c., ].
A, 10 1870 l7-9t
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e EATI5sr :: +: ouora1focxs < f 81 q
S0UWERsE-SE EHRIrIES,
- ,, IN CHARLESTON. 8. G,
CORRECTED Weekly by Il. O. RA UFJLAN, Bro
ker. No. 25 Broad Street.
August 10, 1870,

STATE SECvRrIEs-South Carolina, old
nS2; do new,-a73; do, rcgist'd stock, ex int
-a7O.
CRY sEcraIT,rs-hugu,ta, Gn Bonds, a
81; Charleston. $. c. Stock. Tex Or int) -
48 do. Fire Loan Bonds,-aIU Columbia, S.
&. Bonds, -n6O.
RAILROAD BoSps.-B,ue Ridge, first mort
eage)-a6O; Charleston and Savannah, ais
Charlotte. Columbia AMI Augusta.-aS5; Che.
raw and Dar!ingon.-aSb; Green lille anl
Columbia, (tirst mort. )o0a-; do, State qua
rantec, 61a-; Nor thenstern, Ola; Savnu-
nah and Charleston, lst mort. --n73; do,
Sthte guarantee. -nT2; South Carolina, -
ai5; do, II; Spartanbu,g and Uniou.-aCn.
RAILROAD SrocHs-Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta, -a4a; Grccnvi!le and Columbia, 2!a
-; Northeastern, alb Savannah and Charles.
ton, -a33; South Carolina, whole shares
---a30; do half d'-a22t.
EXCHANGE. &c-New York Sight, of par ;
Gold, ll5.l2o; Silver, LOLA.
SOUTH c."o:.:SA D:.&N ELLIS.
Bank of Charleston. =. Observation-Disclosures :.
rHank Of Ncwhcrry...... ................n-
Bank Of Camden. :........ ....... 4Ou-
Bank Of Georgetown. lta-
Bank Of South Carolina. ... .....lln-
,'''''" VI SnH'','...'......... .......... lila
Bank of llalui1irr. .......................l3
Bank Of state CT ). Z. prior to 1861 .;:nn-
Ran.; of tate Of 5. G. issue 1851 AID 90 Dill
'fiaut"rs ahd Mechanics Bank of
Charleston. ............ ........ A.
Pe"ple,s Bnrk Of Cha Chnricstun..........-a-
= union Bank of Charleston ......-a-
Southwestern Il T R.:ii; Of Charleston,
SoYlhwcsic:n K !; E,.nls o: Charleston,
Ecw ....................... .........-a-
STAT i':t.i o. r:.all.'si,,li........ ... Sd
E.'!n'r.:' ai:,! E&r::aa:,- Bank Of Char.
i''-i"n...... .............1 lit
Exranc. l;a:: rf C,:ui,ia. ia
t"n!a":c:ai i:ah!: "f t'o',:nl l;a-
iic.:a:i's' Bal: ~ i:!:hra ~ Dill
ii,ntrrs' E:.',': C. F;i ';"i'. ..,"-
State oi S;'.::h CacHi:.,a ii!I' n.,r; cable -
City Of Charleston Chang BIZ. 49,. 11-a
E;'is marc 4 th';s {-) ara ling re1.c:.e;l
o. ~. Ht'.il C0n...:., Vi carf.
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:, HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT OF BucnU,
in affections peculiar to Females, is un.
cqualled by any other preparation, as in
Chlorosis, or Retention, Painfulness, or
Suppression of Customary Excavations,
Ulcorated or ScLirrus State Of the Uterus,
and all complaints incident to Tho sex, o,
the decline o, change of life.
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." Use UrLMGoLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BUcHy in all diseases Of ,thcse organs,
whether existing In male 2or female, from
whatev Ter cause originating, and no matter
OF how long standing. 1t is pleasant in
TASTE and odory t'fmpediate" in action, and
,morpi Strengthening than any Of the prcpar-
lions of Bark crIron. -, - o.
I Fhos Sc suffering from ybrolseu-down- or
delicate constitutions, procure the remedy
1t 6pce.
Tie reader must be aware HAT, however
slight may be. tbe. MtqeKo( ;u,e above dis
eas@, it is certain TO affect the bodily
heItb and mental pbwers. 'cJ@i ~ 'a'.:a
All the above Diseases require the aid
of a Durelic. + -HELMBoLD's Ex-
TRACE 1UCHu dsShe 5grea. Diuse,;c
solh by Druggists everywhere.
I PRfcE 7e$I2btpsE bottle, OF e bottles
or $3.50. Delivered 20 ,aSy <adifea
Il fIDtser be symptoms in all comp unica,ion.
Address ~ III Her nBbtDp pIbru,
land Chemical Warehouse, ,5e4 eroadN Nsy
NAV York. t'-"as1aI OF
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Markets..

AEBEvILLE, August 60 Cotton II
@154.
New York, August 24-Cotton dull
-19}Gy204.
CHARLESTON, August 24.-Cotton
steady, middlings 19s.
AUGUSTA, August 24.-Cotton ac-
tive, middling 174@173:
L1YERPooL, August 2l.-Cotton &C
tivo-uplands o.; Orleans Of.
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zn,portant to- PLANTERS,

a great saving Of time and
labor is all that we need to
make the, planting interest, a
success. 'ns--' - +" '..s,'
WI E are t',e sole owners Of The righ!
Wv for the ,"BOTTOMS HORSE
POWER for AbbeyiIIe and Anderson
Counties as we have bought the right from
a. A. Allen, the agent for :, the State OF
- Itnseless for us=io say, moro than. has
already beensaid in favor Of this Machine
The simplicity ofit, syheia seenj will speak
fotiitself.
j We have made arrangements with Mr.
w. s. Henry, llie wellknowh macl,irnEist
aad manufacturer, of ,Cbarleslop, s. C.;to
lave these Horse Power" constructed Of
the bfst material apa in tle mqatt mset durable
manner.
The writerswill iny a fow days canvass
the Goupties of Abbbville aoa Anderson
ana viii, exAbits a.m6del of the Machine.
4Mrl L. II. Russell my psrtper. wiI,be
af Abbeville, Gull; Oto otske..aby Sdfasrs
tot thb Machine in my absence.
T. Come in with yedf iordefs rasH doom as
|zsS e. IL: ss s sssss' siss NJ 4e esns ;'sss
July 8, 1870. fl-3m.
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CON SIGN E-ES.

The following Ea.acd persons !.avc
freight in lhc Depot:
= " GOODWIN, S G CIin!;scalcs,
John Knox, Mays, Darnwcll g. Co,
} J Cunningham, Norwood, DuPro s
Go.
J. ". IAES!IALI:,
AmGni,
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andMby their steadiness, In firing
These matters tallo timo to learn.
We SEQ the TgiosioHy Fos,lts swhich
{ Germany is roapih from her careful
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EAFllESS.-J p Young, J c Simp-
!iEa, Mr:s NJ ni"Got, II \ Sullivan, J c
Haskell, Wic!iiiMc d Wakefield, Young
& Co..
G. Y. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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TO: ] 9 Physician l!ys{ iil'|' ia ! !:
NEW YORK" August 18Th, ,,1scs.

Il Y 3
Allow me 10 call your attention to- my
preparation of COMPOUND EXTRACT
lBUCHU. The component parts are
|DUCIIU, Lone LEAF, CUBEBs, JU-
NlPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PnErAnArroE.-Buchu, in
vacpo. Juniper Berries, by dist;llation, 20
form fine gin. Cuhcbs extracted by dis
placement with spirits obtained from Juni-
per Berries; very little sugar is used, and
suall proportion of spirit. It, is more
palatable than any now to use.
Bucbu, as prepared by Druggists, is Of
dark color. It is plant that cmits its
fragrance; the action Of flame destroys
this Gts active principle,) leaving a dark
and glutinoua decoc,ion. Mine is tho colo,
Of ingredients. The DucLuin my prcpar-
alton predominates the smallest quantity
of the other ingredients arc added, TO pre-
ven! fermentation upon inspection, il will
be found not 10 be Tincturc, as made in
fharmacor|a, nor is it Syrup-and
therefore can be used in eases ..whero fever
or inflammation exists. In this, you have
the knowledge Of the ingredients and the
mode Of preparation.
1Ieping that you will favor it with q
rial, and that upon inspe ec!icn it will meet
With your appreciation,
With feeling of conf,lancc,
am, very respectfully,
II. 7. HELMBOLD,
Chemist an'! Druggist Of lo Years Ix
pcricncc.
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100 Bushels Prince William
) : Island. Black Oats, }
for sale at, =
TROWBRIDGE O. CO.

TIIESE Oats sold in Columbia last
L Fall at $500 per bushcl. Is
bushels were sowcd in November, and
by the 18th of May, and
realized $50 bushels. They arc a
very fine Oats, and can be had Mt
Trowbridgc u Co E, ut $500 per bushcl
Z. F. PARKER.
August 10, 1910, 17-4t
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From the largest Gian;lf.c:uri. !, Chemist IL
tho World
NOVEMBER 4, 1851.
III am acquainted with Mr.. IT. r. Hem
bold; he occupied the Drug Store oppo~
site my residence, and was successful IN
conducting tbs business whero TIC others
had not Leen equally SO before him.
have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise.
WM. WEIGuTMAN,
Firm Of Powers g. Weishtman, Manu-
featuring Chemists, NiltA and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia.
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LADIES SHOES :

EAEIE,TE BROTHERS would di-
wv rect special attention to thrlr
ttI'cl5 of j,aGics' Shoes. They would
l;,er thc public constantly i'll nind OF
their Ladies' hand-scwcd shoes. Fer
durability these goods are superior to
a,.y others. Tho material out OF
which they are manufactured is the
very best, and the fact cf their being
made by hapd adds fifty per cent. to
their value. We are anxious to intro
nucc these shocs largely, and VIC will
guarantee every pair. They arc rs
cheap as machine sewcd shoes, ard
we can recommend them with great
confidence. Give them trial.
WHITE BROTHERS.
April Is, 1S70,'51-tf- =! --:.
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THE BATTLE Or woERTH.

J Scenes on the Battleasld AEvidenoes
ofa Terrible Struggle McMahous Rs
treat a ;Rout Over a Thousand Men
Engaged. i,
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Tho special correspondent of the
Now York papers writes on Thurs.
day. (llth,) from tho headquarters of
the Grown Prince an account of the
battle of Woerth, which has just been
telcgraphcd from London. Tho cor
respondent says:
Tho swift and skilful movement
against Hcisscnburg, resulting in COM
.plcts success to the German arms, was
but a forctasto cf tho storm which
threatened the northern part of Al
saco. On tho second day after that of
Wcisscnburg came tho baltic Of
Wocrth, and the Grown Prince gained
n victory over tho ablcst General in
France. 1t isadmittcd that the French
fought with reckless courage, and
that they inflicted heavy loss on their
opponents, but the fact Of this hard
fighting and Of this heavy loss shows
how serious defeat was sustained by
McNaLOn.
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August 10, ITO, 17-4t
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ID sI,a1qiigm1r ms:; 9 N#atA1.
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Due West, g. c., !.
A. 6. 19, 1870, l7-3t :
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07

SUGAR-New Orleans 12}@155c; Deme-
rara l54@154c; standard hards 1919; A
coffee l5ic; b do l55c; C do. I54c
CoFFEE-RiO, common to choice. 1925
Laguyra 25@25lc; Java 35G4Oc.
MoLASsEs AND SRUPs-Sirup 5Oc0S1 ::
golden sirup 81; New Orleans SOG85c.
SALT-LiveYpools sack s. 30; seven bush
ell barrels by the car load, 1857; five and
half do So.
RICE-We quote best Carolina 9}@lOc.
TeAs-Imperial SI4O@2; Young Tyson
1925; Black Sol 50; Gunpoyder 81 90
@S2.
ORANGEs-We quote new Louisiana at
$i0@12 q barrel.
FISH Mackerel have advanced. as fol
lows: Nos. > and 3, SIS and Sl5 q barrel +;
IN kits, Nos. l, , and 3, S3.25, s. 20 and
S225.
CHEEsE-We quote factory at 19lG2Oc :;
| English dairy poe
NAILs-We quote at 81 1905 for IeJl's.,
and Pc additional for diminishing grades
CANDLEs-Star, light weight, 1850.
POwDER-DupontS Sc. 40; Hazard Sc - ;
blasting SL75; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c.
SHoT-Patent 81 buck S3.2J.
LIQUoEs-COmmOn rectifed whisky, q
| gallon, Sl.10; Robertson County Sl75G
2.15; bourbon SL2jG5.50; Lincoln
! County SI.75@2. %; Highwines S1.O3.
Bale HoPE-No. 1OGlO}c; Green Leaf
lO@lOir; iron Ties &c.
BAGGNG-Ky. Ply. 23c; J. IL. fax SOC.
SUNDETs-Biacking, z doz, 40G75c.
| Washbotrds 81. - T. doz; Buckets, z doz,
s. 75@3. Tubs SLI5@5 Z nest Starch
/ 3c. Candy pc for assorted 2 pound.
Snuff $40 2 box for CARROTS packed.
Matches $3.50 per case. Pepper SIC.
| Spice @2c. Ginger DC. Oysters 50. - Z
case for one pound cans; S5.1 z case for
two pound cans. Canned peaches two
! pound cans, S325 2 doz Soda 7tyoc.
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Let Common Sense Decide.

What il the rational mode Of procedure i'm case
Of general debility and nervous prostrauou? Does
not reason tell US that iudici1u- stimulation S. re-
quirede To resort 20 violent pur alton in such a
case il a. absurd a. it would re O. bleed starving
man. Yet it is done every day. Yes, this stupid
and unphii0s8pLiaal practice is continued in the
teeth of the greet fast that physical weakness with
. all the nervous disturbances that accompany it,
more certainly and rapidly relieved by Hostetrer
Stomach Bitters than by any other medicine at
present known. II Is .rIe that general debility is
often attended with tJrpidity rr-- lll1ty Of the
bowels, and that this symptom must not be over
looked But while the discharge Of the waste
matter Of the system IS expedited Jr regulated its
rig9r mast BE- recruited. The Bifers DO both They
combine apeTient aud auti-blIi1u- properties with
extraordinary tonic power. Even while removing
o5structions from the bowels they tone and
inyignrate those organs. Through the stomach.
upon which the great vegetable specific acts direct
ly, it gives healthy and permanent Impetus TO
,yoIy suI-e1,ed function Digestion i7 facilitated
the fsltrrlug circulation regulated the blood rein
forced with accession OF t. aif aI.-lfy Trlu-
c.ple, the nerves braced, and an the dormant pow
PTS Of the system reused into healthy action. not
splsmOdclly, as would br the cas-. Il a mere slim
Uisut were administered, but for q continuance
Il is in this way that such eytrfur narv chances
are wrought in the condition Of tIe feeble elua-
clatri and nervous lvIid- by tar OF this won
deitul corrective, Alternative and tonic. Let COM
mon sense decide between such preparation aud q
pr1stratiug cathartic supplemented BY poisonous
astriugGut Ike strichuiue or quula.
jaul-deOd iwSwlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-07
Rate Of County Tax on Privileges
for 1870.


To the Editors Of the Union and American:
As an item Of interest to the public. de
sire to make known that the county tax for
1870 on merchants purchases toRt Of state
and sales on commission, for orl,HTy
purposes. has been reduced from aat-h0it
10 OHt-tOIrh 81 one PR ceat.. while the
county tax upon al oticr privileges, such
as hacks. express wagons Insurance Com
3Auies. etc. is Just oue-haf of that for
1869
4 school tax on merchants and all other
privileges for the present year. .i>1O,
was also levied of one half Of one per cent.
the same as county tax last year. besides a
SrtoF tax Of two mills ON the COLLAR on
| property, and oae dollar oG the poll. max
ing the county tax on purchases us| ST g,
! by merchants during 1870. thrce-faurth5 o.
| one per cent If the State tux.on mer-
| chants Is fixed at ;lree-fourtLs of one per
| cent, this viii make a State and County
! levy on privileges Of one and half per
cent, which Is one half per cent less than
that Of last year. The levy Of county
| tax on property for oriiH0yy u.fHg,ssy IA 5
year has been deferred until next April
The County Court of Davidson county
hasnot levied any tax. CrreUt rr t.r0sa,yv,
on merchants privileges, for railroad pur-
poses, since the year 1851, although author
lied by law 10 do so. And all that has
ever been levied by the Davidson County
Court for the benefit Of the railroads. o.
the merchants Of Nashville produced only
| about 81. 600, while the railroad tax upon
Land HAS produced So50uoo.
?. /. NICHOL. Clerk
of Davidson County Court.