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Read what the Hon. q. c. Clay, IT., says in
regard to the curative properties of the

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, SepLelnber D, IStb.
DEAR SIR: 1 had not known the luxury OF
a good appetite for more than twelve
months when 1 reached the Wells. L suf-
fered much from thai mlnO but terrible
disease, dyspepsia. Before a week elapsed
any appetite was VOraclous, and my d1ges-
ton equal to my appetite Ny fatner was
suffering nom Dropsy and Chronic Diar-
rhea. In three weeks he was entirely re-
leved from the latter, and almost from the
former. L nm satisfied by experience and
Observation thai the water has eNtraOrdiu-
airy curative properties IN Dyspesla, Dr0Puy
and diseases OF the bowels. 10 is also more
palftable, and much colder than most min
eral waters. I believe it possesses as much
virtue as any miners water IN this country,
and time viii prove Il. &C. CLAY, ia.
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THE vote in the United States Sen
ate on the abolition Of the Thanking
privilege was an insult to every man
and woman who has occasion to make
use of the POstoffice, The people are
eohPelled to pay three times as much
postage as is necessary, that an army
eU8ee-he kmay scatter broadcast
ovehaiE, ~ 20 per sublic documents.
speecl fair demand peTs, which are
Of no earthfya2Sa Good pub
Iished at an ann tket is inAeti epse.
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$1,000 Reward
For any case Of Bhihat btecdfng o. hchfa0
PILES thai DEBINUS III kEMEDN fafls 10.
cure. Il has cured clses OF 28yeArs standing.
Try 1t, and get nd Of she most troublesome
disease nesh is he'll 10. Sold By all d~ruzgfg.s,
Sold every whore. send for pamphlet.
Labnn0g 4se Franklin street.
ap93 baltimore Nd
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lssURAEcE.
hi MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
AND MARINE
Insurance (iOmpa'YOf Memphis.


r. s. DAVIS, : go: President.
John r. STEBRIAS, /: Vice PresideEt.
". B. WALDRAA, Secretary
". j. LITTLEI0HB, : Assistant Secretary.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In Bankruptcy, District OF West Tennes-
see-sS.
At Memphis, Tenn, the slst day OF May. 1870
FINHE Undersigned hereby gives notice OF
Il his appointment as assignee OF Myer
-ko5enbaum, Levi kosenbaum and simon
R-osenbaum, individually, and as partners as
Rosenbanm d Bros, OF Memphis, county of
Shelby and State Of tennessee, Wh0have been
Judged bankTupts upon their own petition
by the District Court OF SI1d District.
jel EUGENE LEHMAN, Assignee.
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H-UNFsYILLE, Ala, July 10. 1860.
Ar: 1 feel pleasure IN giving a certificate
to the effect that your watering place has
been OF great benefit 10 myself the short
time + stayed thers- My complaint was
Chronic Jaundice, which was fast resolving
itself into DrOpsy. When 1 came to your
Wells my condition was truly sad, and my
hope OF so early an eradication of so long
seated a distembef was foTlorn, Your waters
have certainly wonderful curative powers.
To all who have Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhea,
Dyspepsia or Kidney complaints, / cheerfully
recommend yOur Wells, believing at the
same time in their efficacy in other diseases.
SAM'L L. ROBERTSON.
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Edwin Booth, on being asked if he
ever forgot his part, said: Some
times a word escapes from me The
other night, in the sOliloquy, a couple
Of lines passed from my mind, and /
could not recall them. Thare is no
feeling more agOnizing than this. 1t
paralyzes you instantly. Al goI ael
tor will escape by introducing some
stage business, but the mere tripping
Is enough 70 dampen the performance
for the rest Of the evening.
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SIMMONS

misfaken Tor rhennat
Affected with loss OF q
bowels in generaI eos.
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Cotton Presses -Newsu Screws

.THE attention OF Planters Is called to the
fact that we are the sole agents in tins
city for the sale Of lis justly celebrated
screw for Cotton Presses This IS no new or
untried invention, but has been IN use for
thirty years, and the demand increases each
year. There are now 100 Of them in use. and
lass year not a single bTeakage was reported.
We are preparedtO I'LL orders at manufac-
turers' prices, with prom ptness. and would
advise those wanting Presses TO call and
anal them, or send for circular.
ROBEkf5ON BRUCE y co,
ieii SR Main street. Memphis. Tenn
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Anexehanee tells ~ d per =
old settlers OF the east aBrooms are B.
i'm prevails, Every year in winch
ours a month with two moons Is h,
Heved to be specially productive in
babies. With excellent provision for
childless parents, the happy infu-
enees Of the moon that thus twice is
born in a month, are reflected below.
and a baby is apt to be in order in ev-
cry house. The belief is as strong as it
is strange. The Germans of the east
have in it q faith that is abiding, and
the years in which this lunar phe-
nOmenon occurs, always results in a
huge crop of babies, January
there were two new moons, and 1870.
therefore, must be a season in which
married life brings its happiest frui-
ton, and the children OF the American
eagle proportiOnately increase.
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M e have for sale an attractive list of Real
w Estate, embracing Memphis City prop
erty, some highly i'm improved; Small Farms
lying near the city A large and easily ac-
cessible trGct OF finely tiInbered land, UcTy iO10.
Also@severaI fine Cotton Pfantations, stu
ated m Tennessee. Mississippi and Arkansas.
Houses for Rent, and q humber Of Lots for
Lease on long time. Ga
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.IUKA SPRINGS HOTEL.
CharGea

Have been so reduced tina 1t Will be in the
power OF all to attend this favOrite watering
place. Tmv25l T.P IL
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MERIDIANVILLE. ALA, August 4, 1853.
SIR: In 1858 1 was afflicted with Scrofnla-
your Wells and was relieved.
have had M symptoms of it since
ga5 TnaN n FISK
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DTREfurORs.
MASONIC MUTUAL
Lifs Assurance Association
De MEMPHIS.
$1,000 rOr @lOl

Cooperative and Purely administrator
Perpetual-Forever Exempt from AL
Taxes by the Laws OF the state,
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We are permitted to make the fol-
lowing extracts from a private letter
to u of the editors of the APPEAL,
dated Kemper county, Mississippi,
June 10Th.
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fOr sale al reLAu Dy airespectaDle uealers-
A descriptive circular giving much useful
Information sent 70 any address on appiica-
ton.
No watches retailed by the Company.
Address,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-03

Horace Greedy, in a recent article, tells
tie following good story Illustrative OF
the pr:iulicc with which some people re-
-ard home manufactures
"Dr. Crosby. of New Haven, Conn,
recently invented most Ingenious machin-
cry for TIE manutacturc OF ti>h-huoks, by
which they are automatically fashioned
from Il coil ut wire, nearly as fast as nails
are made-are bent. pointed, bArbcd.
iilttcncd at the head, &c. more perfectly
than could he done by manipulation. Ev-
cry size. from pin TO cod is made with
equal facility and perfection. Having
finished Il quantity. he sent sample con-
>4umcnt of them down To a New York
house which led the trade; but they were
rejected as not oil standard excellence -
Again he sent a consignment with a sim
liar result. \ third time he tried. ac-
companylng his wares, and expressing Il
hope that these would answer-hut no :;
they were not up to the mark. why,
gentlemen, lie demonstrated, these ought
10 suit you; Tor they are British looks,
tronght tIOnt your oirH store md packed IN
6oreS to test yo".' OF course, that did not
: gnity; the jobbers were resolved to keep
the market for their British friends and
they had the power"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-03

y Coon MUFF STORY.-A California
paper tells Of an excursion got up by a
party of young gentlemen and ladies for
Il donation or surprise visit to some of
their racqualntanccs. They went in sleighs,
and the party WIS 80 numerous that some
ot the vehicles had TO carry three passen-
GERS. In one case Il lady and two gen.
tlcmem occupied the sleigh. The gentle
men of course would not allow the lady
10 take an exposed seat she therefore
sat IN the middle. As the night was ex-
tremciy cold, gentleman No. l quietly
passed his hand ia remarkably small one
10y the way) into the laiy's mutf. As
the muit wa- not very capacious, the lady
quietly removed one Of her hands from
the same. In few moments She felt a
movement on the other side, and lound
gentleman Nc. , attempting to pass his
hand into the mutf on that side She
then quietly Withdrew her hand from the
mutf and allowed him TO do so. What
took place in the mutf atterward she is
n?bIc to say. But each of the gentle
men privately reported to Il small circle
OF friends how warmly the lady had re-
turned the pressure of his band in the
mutf, while the lady rs privately reported
TO small circle of friends the capital
sale she had made of both gentlemen.
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Look ont tor tie WOrn,s.

The price of success with the horticul
turist, as of liberty for the nation, is eter-
nal vigilance. If the season and the ell
ements are favorable, if his ground i
prepared with the incest care, there are still
the beasts and birds, worms and insects
10 trouble him, and often one or the 9TH
cr will render useless the labor of months
if the first depreciation is not promptly
noticed and subsequent ones carefully
guarlcd against.
Different seasons bring different pests,
and ii is impossible to tell which favorite
fruit or flower. will be attacked next.
| The ravcnous canker worm and the tent
caterpillar, 50 destructive to the foliage of
the apple tree, have nearly disappeared
| for the last few years, but now comes
the currant worm. which if no: attended
to at once, will strip the currant bushes
of both foliage and fruii. Its ravages
have been great in various parts OF the
| country, for several years, but ii was not
| seen i'll this vicinity till last year, and
then only TO limited extent 1t has al
ready reappcared this ycarin much larger
numbers and those who wish to save
their bushes will have to attend to them
at once. Happily there Is sure way of
disposinI of those worms, and that is
by the application ui white helcborc,
which Is sure death to every worm it
touches, and if thoroughly eprinkled over
The bushes, Is Il complet" protection. If
the present generation of worms is at
tended TO promptly there will be no
more trouble till late in the season,
when new crop may appear, and
should be treated in the same way.
White helebore, which l. poison
and requires to be used with some care,
can he purchased at any drug store, and
l. best applied from AN old pepper box,
or Il tin box may have small holes punch
ed in one end and answer every purpose.
1t is nest TO tie 4 handkerchief over
the mouth and noStrils while applying
the hellebore. as. though there i little
danger of inIaliDg enough to do any
harm, enough i sure to be breathcl to
produce irritation and an unpleasant
sncezlng. The first rain will wash off
the powder, even if it Is not blown off
10y the wind, 80 that there is no danger of
any remaining to poison the frai;. We ap-
prehcnd lhat hclleborc has not vet been
fully appreciated by horticulturiSts as an
instrument in keeping down insect enc
ulics This year, for the first time. we
have applied it 10 roses. and their foliage.
usually all eaten up in spite OF applica-
lions OF whale oil soap and other recipes,
j. as free from ali injury as could be de-
-lrrd. There viii be some comfort in
growlng rose, again ii heleUore proves
to be specific tor ali the worms and in
-'cts Il AT iuiest tIy.n, Il, seem, to he the
chse from our experience this season.
Springfield RepuJEcut.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-03

WATER IN LEAD PIpEs.-A short
time since, the chemist to the New York
Board of Health made analytical cxam-
nations of Croton water which had been
in contact with lead pipe for different
lengths of time, with Il view to discover
ing the cause of the frequent cases Of
lead-poisoning which had been brought
TO the notice Of the Board. Tie Chenli-
cal Necs says that the results of this in
vestigation ''are of a character to alarm
the residents OF New York." and adds ::
"Certainly, no pains should be spared to
impress upon servants the Importance OF
allowing the wafer to run a few minutes
before taking it for drinking or cooking
purposes, especially ,rly in the morning,
after the water has stood all night in the
pipes The habit of filling the tea-kettlc
from the boiler, or Of using the water
from the boiler for any purpose, except
washing, is very dangerous"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-03

\ SAD MIsTAKE.-I remember years
age, i'll New Hampshire village, having
tpr Il transient pari>hioner lovely lady
who had come with her child to be out
ut the reach Of her stern Swiss husband
who had won her from her priucpIv
American home to chill her Ivy his cold
de-po,ism. Her face was one that might
have been put INTO marble as an idts,;
Eyn,ph, such was the deiicucy OF feature
and grace OF expression. thought of
her last September, on Il Sunday after
noon, as | ramDled among the rich viuc-
yards OF Nevay toward the chateau to
which she went, years before, as bloom
ing bride, and the terrace upon which she
stepped amid all that proiusion of flow
cts. That was her home, her palace
yet her prison. She could not bear it,
and fled to her old American home for
reliet-not from wickedncss and vice, |
believe, but from coldncss and tyranny.
rs looked upon that chateau and turned
my face homeward,I | thought that would
make some note of the experience, and
advise American parents and daughters
10 bc content wilh American husbands,
and prefer modest comfort 10 the chance
ct splendid misery. Some prizes there
are in that snowy lottery but the blanks
are far more numerous and more en-
phatic, | am sure.--Hec. Dr. CSy0od.
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a witness in a trial, in Winchester,
England, before Mr.. Baron Martin, per-
sisted in telling what other people said,
and interlarded his testimony so often
with ''saId l. and ''said he the counsel
was utterly bewildered. The court at
tempted to set the man right ''My
good man, tell US exactly what happen
cd" eyes, my lord, certainly. | said
should not have the pig" ''Well, what was
his answer?' ?'' ale said that he had been
keeping The pig for me, and that he--.''
"No, he did not say that-he could not
have said it. He spoke in the first per-
SON" 81 was the first person that spoke
my lord" 81 mean this-don't brinu
in the third person-repeat bis words. :"
There was no third person, nv lord
only him and me-" "Look here. nv
good fellow, he did not say he had been
keeping the pig he SAID Il have been
keeping it, II assure you, my lord,
there was no mention of your lordship
at all We are on two different stories,
my lord. There was no third person :;
and II anylhin. had been said about your
iordship must have hesIrd it,
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y FACT.-lt used II be rccommen-
dation OF u candidate for the Legislature
il he happened to he what /, called SET
IN his opinions. One oi this set class
had got into tie Legislature, and never
neglected an opportunity to relate and to
emphasize the honor. lie was a great
>ceptic as to new sciences and discoveries,
and was thoroughly assured that if the
world turned round, as they said it did,
all the water wou!d spill out Of his well,
and only gave in 10 railway travelling by
Sow dcgrees. But all the vals of his
contempt were poured out upon the idea
If a telegraph, and lie was wont to say
HAT nobody need try TO come ''thc green
over him i'll that way. for he had been
i'll the Legislature. Finally. one day,
workmen began to put up telegraph
posts right in front of his house, and 10
stretch the w..e. His eNuitamt neighburs
thought tine, ulA him on that occasion,
and asked, ''Wtil, what DO you think of
tie.raphs now :" lie was nonplu>seJ.
but died game. Drawing up an inch
taller, he said, "Gentlemcn, when | was
in the Legislature | gave this subject my
very attentive consideration. and | SAID
then lis | say now, that it may do for
letters and small bundles, but it will nev-
cr take a.barrel OF apples or potatoes
revcr,"
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ty-five cents pound for all her butter
in Boston,
''Fifty-fve cents :" almost shriekeG
Aunt Polly, who only had fifty for hers.
''1es titty-five cents. You see SHE
fixes it all up in some sort of fancy balls
Shes regular manager, | tell YOU"
So it will be seen Laura was gradually
rising in popular esteem. 1t was fact
that the same system, culture, judgment
patience, that had made her successful
teacher, also made her good housckeep-
er. Instead Of doing everything at the
hardest, driving it through by MAN
strength, she put some mind into her
work, planned, Lad method and order,
made her brains save her hands.
But some skeptical reader may posi-
bly, suggest that the lite of farmers wife
does not consist entirely Of sitting in ivy
wreathed parlJrs with bright bows on ;
that there are certain disagreeable actual
tiles of churnings, bakings, washings,
pig-kllings, hired men, not TO be ignored.
1t is true it was not all sunshine. Few
lives are. Keats says -
''Wherrs the eye, however blue,
Doth not weary 2"
SO it may be presumed Laura did not
escape her share of the discipline life has
for every station. Sometimes she was
drcadiuIly tired, and consequently Il little
blue. Sometimes, after Il hard days
work-a day when she did not feel very
bn Il. III
everything went wrong-such days a.
will come occasion lily in every house
hoI'l-shc was tempted perhaps to look
back halt-regrcttully TO the peaceful days
ot girlhuod. But Lance was 50 good, 50
considerate. If Laura was a tritie cross,
he diScrecilv said nothing, which course
-oCn brought her TO ii very becoming
state of humility and penitence. He did
not look upon wonans work as nothing,
because different from hi. lie felt it as
right that Lanra should have help i'll the
house a. lie ON the farm, even il in the
end he owned less bank stock and gov-
crnmcnt bonds a> IA result. He actually
thought more of his wife than OF money
50 ii Laura were pccuniIriiy less proiita-
hlc To him than BIZ. strapping Phcmie
S;owcll would have been, and if Laura
sometimes had her trials AMI vcxalions,
yet they never regretted yielding to the
secret attraction of the strong lov. that
drew them toward each other love
that bound them only the more closely to
each other Il the years went on, and ;he
experiences they brought were cnioycl
and endured together.-Hnler', -uonts--
U
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TO WU UUc.

Thou Al, IL beautiful as m"n wo+d speak:
There's care upon thy brow and in thy hair
livery thre See glitter her and there,
\ d heal h's bright hui h;s td.d from ny cheek .
b the sou hat Iooia from thy dl.s cv,,
I'D rcs's on M W .i! T. ii! IL light,
tudillm,d by time i'll fond q If c-iun bright
With love lon-, Ned and rue, which cannot die
Thy smile yet he2nin- with old kindness frarght,
Bca'niug Ike -uu=h. 4 T ON within;
Which cs"e, nor to.l, '.or p,vc. ty, nor -in,
tan dim nor ~ .r- 1s;.u.lncss t, nauSh
These, h any N".-I.i,, G:ry my h, a t. thee;
l rv ms chain uor ,.si. that | Were fee.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-03

People should not bIindly follow even
a good file-leader. Last Sunday a con-
slant church-goer, usually in his seat be-
fore the arrival of neighboring pew oc-
cupants, took possession, by mistake,
of the slip in front of his own. Conse-
quently others, on coming in, located
themselves i'll their usual relative posi-
tions. The error was not discovered
until large company had assembled,
and changing positions caused smile
all around, in which the pastor parlicipa-
ted.-C0nco1a .Statesalaa.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-06-03

a white yc:erln, observing the colored
pro, ,-s.om at Providence, the other day,
was reminded Of this incident: We
had been fighting over the Lynchburg
road, all the morning, just Il little bri-
gado of cavalry o! us, and were being
pushed back, inch by inch, when an or
deriy rode up, saying "Hang 10 it, boys
The infantry are right here, white ard
black, side by side" In few moments
a portion o. the cOlosed troops came up,
we tell Lack through their ranks, they
started On Il charge with cheer, the
iyu,hburg road was ours, and in less
laan an hour We got the news of Lees
surrender We coull have hugged those
black fellows that morning when We
saw them.
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DrirjHg Nr COs"S.

EY SHELLY CLtIR.
Own the meadow sweet with h Y,
D:iyin. the cows ho.nc,
Erip- Naritu May.
Tinic-t Of iect, brown and bare,
Eye Ike twin violc:s,
Golden brown hair
Light a 4 fiiry, proud as a queen
Lips rcd 9= n rrie,
With ivory h,t,y,en.
Pure as the ..ly, lair as the dawn,
Timid and blu hing,
Shy a flwu.
Down by the brook side, unJ r tine boughs,'
Dainty maid Marian
Drives home the COWS.
BIS, Cherry, Dappl", and Brindle, the rover,
Sraying to gather
Fresh mou;hfrIs Of clover
Golden the suu.' t, dccpniuG TO gray,
AZ down he meadow path
Comes Marian MAY.
Down br brook side, under the boughs
p|inty Maid MIritn
Driy es home the cows.
-yJpTHli If CslHpt.y,,.
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IoHNssURy WTy FILE WORKS.

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