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LOUISIANA CREOLE
7AIF
REsTOR ALIVE !

The Hair restored naturally to its original
color, prevented from falling out, its growth
increased, and its softness and beauty null
tipled.
The Louisiana Creole Hair Re torrr
keeps the head clean, cool and healthy, re-
moves all diseases of the scalp, keeps it free
from DaIdrutf, prevente irritation and itch
ing and is an excellent remedy for nervous
and other forms of headache.
The Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer
is not dye, but restores gray hair to its
original color by supply the capillary tubes
with natural sustenance which may n OF be
assimilated from either age or decay. All
EHstGntaneOu8 HAIR Dyes are composed of Ia
mar cau8tzc, destroying the vitality and beau
ty of the hair and afford of themselves no
dressing, but on the contrary make the haiI
brittle and wiry.
The Louisiana Creole Hair RestOrer
not only actually reRe'Os the HAIR and re-
scores the natusal color by natural means.
butt imparts to it luxuriant beauty which
it can attain by no other method.
The Louisiana Creole Hair ReStOreF
In addition to its many useful qualities is ell
Aegantly perfumed and is entirely free from
greasiness and sickness, so that the finest
linen fabric is not spoiled or even stained by
1t. 1t contains no poison to kill the hair,
but under its continued use, improvement
Is steadily manifested and it never fails to
give the best satisfaction.
j. b Wilder & Co., Louisville, KY, and
Ewin, T e eton & Co., Nashville, Tenn,
Wholesale Agents.
Prepared solely by the Projectors, Mans
field and Higbee.
For sale by all Druggists. mar25-6m
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[From the Largest Manufacturing
Chemists in the world
NOVEMBER 4, 1854,
81 am acquainted with DR.. H. T.
HELMBOLD; he occupies the Drug Store
opposite my residence, and was success
tul in conducting the business where
others had not been equally so before
him. have been favorably impressed
with his character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers & Weightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia
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e., lous contamination unit
sured in such great numbers In almost every sec
ion of the country that the public scarcely need &
be informed Of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one Of the most DESTRUCTIVE,
enemies OF our race Oftens this unseen and unfeR
tenant Of the organism undeFnines the Constitution
and invites the attack Of enfeebng or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again
seems to breed Infection throu0hout the bodV an
heny on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
INTO one or other Of its hideous FORMS either on tn
surface or among the vitRls. In the latter, tubel
aeart, or tUInors formed ia the liver, or It show
It's presence by eruptions on the skim or foul ulcer
lonal use Of bottle Of this SaTsGP0rtELG is ad
flsableS even when no active symptoms OF diseaBl
6iaints generally ma immediate relief and, a
length, cure, by the use OF this SARSAPAR1Ls
FesteT SGls SSssSs. eid ' fsGd Rs3.S:5SSTc
visible forms o. SoroFtsLotss disease. Also in Tx
Heart DtseGssy FIGsS EptIepSw, NeSrGtTiG
and the various BIeeTOStS affections Of the mRsc1
6yphiT{s or TessereGS and AEsreasrs0I Disease
are cured by it, though long time Is required 70
But long continued use Of this medicine win Gun
the complaint LesGcOFFhe0 or Whites, UeeSiEi
UTcer0StGnS, and Female Diseases, are cond
monty soon relieved and ultinnteIY cared fV "a
purifying ana nvigORattng eject Minute DiFec
lions for each case are found IN our Almanac, sup
Piled gratis RheOssssdt and GOtsts wheI
taused by aecumulations Of extraneous natteTI
q the blood, yield quickly 70 80, as also LiSes
LOS Jt4st COEe1 eet40Ss OF N9es
Ps0so14 OF the L4oeFS and JGgs1d3ce, when arising
ls they often do, from the ranking poisons IN 10
bloods This SkRGAPAREELXf q q a4eat re
Itorer for the strength and vigor Of tie SYSTEM
nose who are LG3tgSs3f and E{stSesSs DssDOSas
Ass1t, SLeepLeSs, and troubled with Nerves. A..
0FebeSsstOSaS OF Fears, or any OF the aTeefiO61
lymptOmattc Of Weakness, viii ind immeiiat;
sene9 and convincing evidence Of its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPARED By
.Sr. q C. ARER 4 CO., LoWeIl, HAS.
PTGetSeGR ara ASGIytIeaE ChssaESss.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYw4ERz.
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The component parts are BUCHU
LONG LEAL, CUBEBS, JUNIPER
BERRIES.
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FAVORABLY KNOWN ST., CE. 1s9s.'
And purchasers must insist on having it, it
thoy do not wish to have an imitation forced
upon them.
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THE RESTAURANT

viii De conducted upon the European plan.
and tho tables will be furnished with the hest
that the home and foreign markets can sup
ply. Regular BoardeTs, tickets bought
monthly in advance, $4,000 per month.
Regular meal IS cents.
Extras bs bOardors to be paid cash.
In tho
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CASH
In connection with the Drinking Sa-
loon, whore the best Of Liquors, Wines,
Beer; Ale, &C., will always, be on the bar, we
have an elegant apartment for Tobacco, ca
gars, Confectioneries, Fruits, Nnts,,Pickles.
Sugar, Coffee, &C., &c.
Our Cigar and TobaccOStand
is furnished with an elaborate supply of all
graoes. We have in the cigar line the cole
brated Bob Lee, Gulliver, 1, Y. L., Peerless,
Paul Pry, La Perfection, La Revere, and
the extra-fne Owl, besides a great variety
ofcheaper grades.
Our stock of Smoking Tobacco, including
the Shoe Fly, Apricot, Queen of Durham,
&c, &c, fine and common pipes, segar
holders, is the most extensive and varied
ever brought to Pulaski.
The strictest order and decorum will be
en- orced in every apartment of the estab-
1lshment, and gentlemen noed entertain no
fears of being disturbed by bo:sterous or in
decent conduct.
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HeImbold's Fluid Extract Buchu


Is the great specific for Lassitude, Pros
tratiOn, &c.
The constitution, once affected with
Organic wt.sisMess, requires the aid of
Medicine to strengthen and invlgorate
the system, which HEMBOI.D'S RX-
TRACT BUCHU invariably docs. II
no treatment Is submitted to, Consump-
ton or insanity ensues.
HemboId'S Fluid Extract of Buchu,
In affections peculiar to FemaI II, is an
equalled by any other preparation, as in
Chlorosis, or Retention, Painfulness, or
Suppression of Customary Excavations,
liberated or Schirrus State of the Utter
us, and all complaints incident to the sex.
or the decline or change of life.
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Let US then aim to make all the
pork, b eff, bu,-er and cheese that we
can, re'ying upO / sou and green crops
arc WIFI MAJ I " e may make, for
the improve merit OF our land. Sys-
tenn, moderation, permanence, are
what is wanted. Aiming at high sue
cess, premium crops, in farming as in
other business, generally lafaats itself
We must be cOntented s1OC-
crate and steady inc Is the
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ROR PURIFYING THR aI0Op.

Inc Reputation thIs eN
cellent medicine e1joyA
is derived nom It's cures
many Of which are truly
marvellous, InVetsrat(
cases Of ScrofalOus dis
ease, where the system
seemed safufated Wits
corruption, have bseE
purified and cured by e
Scrofulous affections anf
disorders, WhichWere az
gravated by the scrOf0
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Fftal aMsEItOld.
The Cows for Farmers.

What are the qualities necessary to
constitute good COW? a good milk
sr alone does not, in our Judgment
9nstitutc a good COW: nj hoes a
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oASHs

Billiard Hall,
every man will positively DO required to Fay
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Bubble Aoiis,s.

Professional daroS. ....-..
nR. EyANS'S establishment for protector OF IN,
To- tunAte, at " chatham st-SDeeiy and eu.r'u"
remedies Tor all disease either SEA cure EnafAl'ru
NO PAY un cure is enccted of al dsot ir',W
~ pr. EVANS, VI Chatham 81. perfect cure '-"'
dlatcly,
NOUNG MEN who taVe injured IA2msc''o3 IL
''''' Dr. EVANS, o. Cnsuhr st,
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A. ). BLEsoxsR' s9SS "a. 4 90 e. ........
EdfL aSDy wilkins e. c5 5,'' i fl A''''
GRAND PARK.
SALE OF GREAT CRNTRAL SUBDIVISION.
THURSDAY, JULY u. 1870.
10 ELEGANT VILLA PLOTS.
COMPRISING OVER 800 ACRES
OF the most desirable portion OF these SPLENDID Es
1ATEs Of GRAND PARK. consisting OF
1000 ACRES OF PHYSICIANS LANDS
IN ONE BODY, ON THE BEAUTIFUL
HIGHLANDS OF WESTMINSTER COUNTY. N. Y.
ALL TO he SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION, IN SUB
DIVISIONS, AS RAPIDLY AS THEY CAN DE
DEVELOPED INTO
ELEGANT VILLA SITES,
DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS AND
HANDSOMELY IMPROVED PROPERTY,
Two large and successful sales of village property
have been held this season The third sole will take
place
THURSDAY, JULY o., 1870.
ON THE GROUNDS.
TIE GREAT CENTRAL SUBDIVISION
consists OF $50 VILLA PLOTS fronting on the GRAND
EsPLANADR, which 10 iO5 feet wide. with broad drives
on either side surrounding the GRAND PARK UNI.
vERsITY and the GRAND PARK HOTEL, and in the
Immediate vicinity and full view Of the GENERAL
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY improvements
Every Lot nrstolass, containing from oNB to FIVE
ACRES EACH, and commands q magnificent view Of
Nifty miles OF Long Island Sound distant view OF the
Palisades Of the HUDSON and the intervening landscape
and cannot be surpassed for extent variety and beauty
In the country.
The especial attention OF all who are seeking escape
from the expensive, turbulent unwholesome city. into
QUIET, ACCESSIBLE, ECONOMICAL. ELEGANT
SUBURBAN HOMES
ia called TO this as the Finest Opportunity offered
near New York
The extensive Improvements will all be completed as
proposed and Purchasers OF Lots will be
for the
EXTENSIVE EsPLANADEs.
BROAD DoULEvARDs.
HANDSOME AVENUES
now in process OF construction.
All purchasers Of cW0 and upward will receive A
CoMMUTATIoS PASS on the railroad for
ONE YEAR FRLE.
Terms OF sole heretofore: 10 per centin 70 days 80
per cent on bond aud mortgage In three yesrs
As guarantee for the completion OF the improve.
ment 10 per cent OF the purchase money Will not be
required until ONE NJ INBRED THOUSAND DoILAI.s
shall have expended upon the avenues, esplanades
buildings, &c, after lie day OF snle. -
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SIilNE. No free tick
cts will be issued but SPECIAL TRAINS Will leave
the depot OF the New York and New Haven K r., cor.
21th and attn av At eG NJ aud 10 A. NJ bale COM
mences at u NJ. All who desire 70 view the grounds
should take tao early train. Sale begins aftcr arrival
OF tram. For Descriptive Pamphlets, Maps, Cir
cusrs. and further informsbiSnni sepxIy ,toso :,
Crank PARK oflcc, Si7 Broadway,
g. DISGEE co, 9 Pine s., and
MALLORY BLACKWELL, Evening fost Building.
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AVN YOUR HOME
WEST FLUSHING.

60 10 the ONCE near the DEPOT at West Flushing
(open all day. Sundays Included
II costs only neen cents each way for railroad sre.
and to commuters les than o. weekly including fer
tihEe, ti.25 per week
Nearly 1900 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village wa nrst opened TO the public. 1t
contains 100 dwellings, and Is already live
settlement, far e1ccng all Others in it, natural adj.
vantagcs as well as It's hne Improvements.
Heed this advice and go once TO WEST FLUSH.
ING. The price Is only
ESQ PER LOT.
Payable go monthly and interest 10 pay No Auc.
tionccr's fees other expenses Deeds given At
II full payment lie ads at time OF purchase aud an
allowance OF per cent. for cash.
After the nrst OF 80 the purchaser
py and build upon the lot he desires and then pay on
monthly. Women purchas, lots In their names.
All who would be Independent OF landlords seek to
invest hcir money safely and probably are nvtci to
go and examine this offer of once. Maps free at tho
once At West Flushing and also OF the undersigned
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK. publisher,
New YORK
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Mtetfiua
rU,HB CBLBBRATED
oxYoENATED BtrTRRs.
ASSURE REMEDY Yoa

ASSURE REMEDY Yos
DYSPEPSIA.
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS Forms, SUCH AS
Pain in the Stomach, Heartburn Hsbual Costiveness,
Oppression amer Eating Acid Etuctstons. Sick Head
ache Loss OF Appetite Jsundce. Piles, Night swes',
Coidness OF the Brtrenne,. Fls,uency. Nervous Do
bity Femsie Distractions Distenslon OF the Stomach
and Bowels Dizziness Pain IN ire side, Totpot Of the
Liver. wnter.brs.h. Weakness Of the Limbs, Debility
caused BY Feyep. Climate influence or Ola Age.
ALL DISEASES HAVING THEIR ORIGIN IN IM.
PERFECT DIGESTION. OR A DERANGgD
CONDITION OF Tue STOMACH.
II s also an excellent remedy and not surpassed BY
any medicine known, for all the peculiaritle. OF FE'
MALE COMPLAINTS. being entirely free from every
Injurious property aud perfectly ssfe all times. Its
soothing and restorative TOXIC Powns Is the secret OF
It's great efficacy In oil cases OF
GENERAL DEBILITY.
AND RENDERS 1T An INVALUABLE REMEDY
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF FEVER
AND AGUE.
The tone and energy impaired to the stomach by this
medicine iortnes the system against Infections DIS
esses and exposure tochsnEes Of climate is In fact.
An indispensable TRAVELLING COMPANION.
The history OF this remarkable medicine and 10 IS.
tonsbing success In obstinate case, OF DYSPEPSIA.
ASTHMA. AND GENERAL DEBILITY OF ruK sYsrxx.
place among the most wonderful discoveries in med
ical science aud have given it reputation far beyond
any remedy known for these complaints, in oil their
various forms.
The oxygensled Bitteri contain nothing which can
intoricatc and the medicine has similarity what.
ever to the various alcoholic mixtures. disguised as
"Bitters." being purely q medicinal compound. In
which are combined the most valuable remedial agents
and peculiar oxygenaed property hitherto unknown.
but highly cncacious In all complaints arising from
weakness and arrangement. or prostraton OF the
stomach and system generally. 1t Is mild and ssreea
bic tonic. removin. all dsagrecablc symptoms. and as
sistng nature in her efforts to restore the impaired
powers u the system.
Price q per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
JOHN =. HENRY. Sole Proprietor.
scOllege place, New York.
PARKS BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
AN UNFALING REMEDY FOR COUGHS AND
COLDS AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE
CHEST. LUNGS. AND THROAT.
This celebrated Cough Remedy is In exceedingly Oh
favor with all who have used IT, and 10 many instances
has effected cures after all hope gone. For dis.
cases OF the Throat 1t unrlvsed Price 81 per bottle
Sold BY oil Druggists.
JOHN F. HENRY. Sole Proprietor.
sCoIlege place. New York.
SARATOGA "a" SPRING WATER.
TONIC. cATHARTIC. AND REFRIGERAST.
The best mineral water In the world Endorsed BY
the Hon schuyler Coifax Wee President OF the United
States the Hon. Horace Greeley. Gov. Hoffman. and
other celebrated men.
JOHN Y. HENRY. College place. New York
Wholesale Family Medicine Warehouse,
Mineral water and Fancy Goods Depot
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9Oliital.

Tho advertiser Is ds.rons of
joining CLUB OF assoc alton OF the ABOVE prino
Ics uVoa pupUe speskcr. Address A.. bu< west3d A.
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Sb, DUFF.


ThorriffSSa THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The fastest single and double horses in the word will
fRoSPlESiTI E,s$EE fiIg ,egoUNDs.
Premium and stake, $500; for double teams to
Bndd Don!e enters. Jessie VALE and pakncss
Premium $40 u 40 to urst $50 to second 500 10
third Tor all horses except Goldsmith Maid and Lady
bntst tntcrs ''''''''''''. .....'... o. Geo Wikcs
j, Murphy enters. ;.;;;;;;...:..h g Mountain Boy
Premium, 5000 all TO go to the lrst horse,
''N SANE DAY ''''-
third for horses that neSc. have beaten 2.s6
q Hckok enters................b. m. Western Grl
W Borst enters q j. RTaiIey
The above races or The great ares md double team,
race that she has ,taied this spring and has troed
more 9Th than one horse Started dSidsms MSd
has started IN races thi. year. ana won them al
70 decide the winner the MACK team inning In 22i
1nS e O s MADE OR Dc NfSp 9sE on ms
IDENTITY Predicted that n both the above races all time
extremely well aed and compris. tie very best horses
Sss wa SaGs e Day na sf The Y sS
Hotel. Aston HOUSE, and city Han, Brooklyn, Fine
paysMen 10 fne raE car ,S',e hutton ferry con
stretch. lAdes rec; To Club house by nlroduc non.
be had a, 10 Monague II. and al Gus house e ap to II
II O'Clock each day. -
f. o. READ, Secretary.
I ,ONG BRANCH RACES.
SATURDAY, JULY 20,
CONTINUE five DAYS.
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- rs.-s Ms N.- Y.rt 6y ros oees, c~.~ r.... 80
Cedar s,- FRIDAY Jaiy ~, lffe All ~ AAvtstist L.
s" ssd he ,h, f-sssst socors'ns 70 ls-
u he PaRsf haxtnE ns Lefassl Cireuauon.
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V",r"''n ttAWS,,II
FRht EHClRsIoN
rnlEE$$4$ s J IFS XII f FR$s EEBBnHr
i6 9S SfHR E SH RS1NF WHATEVER *
Seven thousand Inhabitants. school,. ohurche', and
stores locality adjoining ho railroad depot d "
ever lot AVAILABLE and fronting on GRADED avenues,
this S v srio aa ToS 70
ns at e the aca OF ae fsfen-a lawn 1t
10 i GGdar F. 1901 r0o & 9 SeoS e; @s sSG,a
on Tuesday morning M K 9e, sSCctHooIyy rr.,,sc,,
wn JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
GLENDALE
ADJOINING BROOKLYN CITY Liza
rREE EXCURSION,
sATuDAY. July q. 1870.
:GRApED AVENUES.
A large number OF lots already SOLD.
New houses golnS up continually. ,,
fcN. aho,ce iol. foT sale terms. $40 monthly.
l'- '''' 1"' Wy CONE AND SEE.
, Repeater. and tDo1Cc-s, who only want 20 take
Free ickeu he had a TIC dspoi Of me south side
A. DIS A. H. . or a. te Once Of tie ass eaton. 81
Cedar ST. room G.
Tor SALE 10 nolbroOk-A few moro Of those de.
acre one.gusrter down, Ia aoc, by iustam To
ss " ,cc oans taxes Ss for G dse s inc new
cottage for 'Hc rrent for IN ,pmmeS OF py re- year
ON,Ssa TES o r IGI.ps Mo pa
Ssos d VIZ Snd a 7 dSns 70 a New yss
M.sunday inouded. cor Ssth s. and 9th ay DrooAlyn
Alta sACRIFICE.-House Of rooms. ga. all
haven, only HSS sITo can " C. DEMXREsT, 81
sy., opposite 18th st. Mott Haven.
For sALR N Monmouth county, NJ , sIar5e and
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4,aaI NStu,a


NFfWys Ho pa h. sNPEsEME
Ia pursuance Of jndsnenl OF Foreclosure and sale
da,s &c "A fsS q j%ly isS .sS .Si:,s3s$; &c hsl
al The Exchange ssicsroon il Br6sdwsy in tnc city OF
SsM S4cS % h Roa a' ce % N
,hs! certain lot piece or parcel Of land WITH shS build
I nd ouaed an ES s wf as
f9liow, & Wit hssnnn'nT aIoi,, on ,hs nnr!he5S
e lea rH ,d Gs o SS4 y ~
nor.hcriy and parallel win said Fourth ass6ue, and
." c nsrcb S0 eonyy ssa p wy
En- Is G nn S f.. and two we w tc
thence Saiery and parallel WIN seyfn nyet l.is
with Fourth avenue and part OF ne way through the
SSnTs Of another DSr wall Poy erected on he
ssSISni9s ne same % he SstsiI .ds sreot one
ns nor aa line i&'ss; s Gsn s
''"'n' ' sG' AaRs rs f'f coIE gSSfRlGp2s Referee.
SUYpRENEIi C0E RT.oty ana Conn,y Of New
tl agalnst tue New York Guano COMPANY, dele hdamt
the Of New q Yo o S 9 he C9u
$50 james u. Coleman, the Referees thsrcin named,
ya ngoa at Re e Rss sns S say s}s.
FSS e. M II RTIGsassy IL The c q Xe%
T w ar esTSS r ~ sse Crdes
wharyes horses hotel buildings, machinery 6oais ten
Anphrlchhhcrs thereto appetanng, and the revcrsOn
anl TcNerslons remainder aud temariers, rents, is.
sues and prohts thereof Aud also. All the estate
light A'lc Interest property possession clam, and
demand whatsoever, rs well In law as IN equity Of the
parcel thereof, with the alpuTtenances.
JANIS II COLEMAN, Referee,
HAwKINs CoTHRkN. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Inc above sale Il adjourned " lLurIdsy. July 20, at
same time and place
New York, July 6, 1870.
The above sale II adjourned to TUESDAY, August 49,
1870. ~ the same time and place.
: New York jail %. i5i0 "S'
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4nsonai Huiltis.

INFORMATION wanted OF JAME3 DOYLE, a
youth Oi " Nears with tg.s eyes, plo. haying lett
his home ten weeks since hns not siuce been heard
from. Any inormatlol respecting him Will be thank
fully received by bis widowed mother,
BRIDGET DOYLE, 20 Leonard st, New YORK
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MtSital.

Dehllitv ard ti,nerai frlIaIsi'un trr cured h' pt,
BAkkOW's inislllhe remedies. In the 81 .,a an
Albuminuria, or Hrlght's DISEASE ut nc hd r''uRH
every Other disorder Of the Urinary O,aar', ~ -
ROW Il emiDently successful, 81 LNr.'. FL "''0>
Ign, nom II to :. or trom4 toS
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Tennessee Legislature,

In the House, on the 9th instant, Mr.
Bosom rose to a question Of privilege il
connection with the letter of John Baxter
to Mr.. Cullin, published in the Banner.
lie reflected very severely on Mr.. Boxter's
goiIg off just at the very time when the
committee was ready for his testimony
MIR. Fleming was equally severe, asserting
that 1t looked very strange and suspicious
that Mr.. Baxter should sneak off at tho
very time when he had a chance to make
good his charges.
MIR. Caldwell offered q resolution re.
quiring the committee, after organizing
to Immediately summon John Baxter and
other witnesses, and that if the invostiga.
ton is not concluded before adjournment,
they may extend their investigations dur.
ing the recess. Adopted.
Senate amendments to the bill, making
the tax forty instead of twenty cents on
every hundred dollars worth of taxable
property, aud increasing the tax on priv
iIeges, were concurred in.
Both Houses of the Legislature adjourn
ed on the 18th instant, to meet again on
tue first Monday in December.
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EUROPE.
The Approaching Conflict.
France Mad-Prussia Calm

LONDON July IL Military prepara
tiOns were going on all last night in Paris.
If the candidature Of Prince Leopold is
not withdrawn within the u ext twenty-four
hours, the French Ministers will be recall.
ed from Berlin and Madrid, and war de-
clored. The conduct of France, in forcing
issue and refusing to leave the question Of
the throne to the Spanish people, is strong.
ly condemned by all Europe, and Prussia's
calm aud dignifed position is approved.
Dispatches from various European cap
itals, this morning, announce the excite
ment increasing, particularly in monied
circles. All sorts of securities have de-
clined heavily.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Monitcur anuoun-
ces it will no longer give publicity to
movements of troops. Prussia's answer is
still momentarily expected,
The Journal says in case of war the Em-
peror will command in person with the
Prince Imperial on his staff.
The Berlin semi-oticial journal SAYS
France persists in insult to Prussia by
holding Prussia responsible for the Ho-
henzOllern candidaturc.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14
The Judicial Convention,

The Convention held at Nashville on
the 18th instant is reported to have been
most harmonious. On the first ballot the
following nominations were made:
FOR UrREME JUDGES.
Hons. James W. Deaderick and Thos.
A. II. Nelson, of East Tennessee.
Hon. A. o. p. Nicholson and Colonel
?. Turney, of Middle Tennessee, and
Colonel Thomas J. Freeman and Hon.
j. j.. L. Snced, of West Tennessee.
There were 4iS votes cast. Nelson re-
ceived 408 ami Deadcrick 1928.
A motion to organize the Democratic
party was laid Oh the table.
The crowded condition of our columns
prevents us from publishing any further
details this week.