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.SarSaparillian
RESOLVENT.
NEW PRINCIPLES OF CURE.
OF all wsstng. serOfaOus and Erup,ve Diseases of the
Bye, Nose Mouth. Throat, Ears Head, LUNGS, Ki.-
/ THE Ski MADE PURE, CLEAR, SMOOTH, AND
BEAUTIFUL
/ DR. RAILWAYS sARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvESr
Establishes q prInIple Of Cure Of all Ckrunio dis
and proves the medical world tha; Consump-
ton and other scrofulous diseases durable This
! ONE HUNDRED CASES OF CONFIRMED CON-
rsere Lang in seventy d<sroyed aad
500 cAsEs OF SUSPECTED CONSUMPTION.
{ DR. RAILWAY. taree years since, published 10 the
snalyS. OF the Bood IN the several Stages q
tpes so1s 5s;,st N IN M, LAM, M . sss
organs, IN the Kidnegs. Liver. Spleen. bronchial
the GOOD Is thin. weak pale, saiery AMI
deficient Of sAl constituents fbTln Aburnen Pho.-
torpusles In the absence Of ths constituents IN the
Blood, the Blood is exhausted Of strength and noush
tuberee. and decomposition. Las ths = hold
Tumors. Canoers. virulant HEmors are frned the
Presence Of which cauSes Inflammation, gathering and
This, reader, the cause If the forrnaion Of
Tub roles and Consumption Dr. Rspp.r the first
70 advance tins thrry Of the Il Consumption
IL kindryd diseases, ana prsparrd the RAILWAYS
RESoLVENT 10 supply the h.Ss Nth sgch constituents
It deent o. ths-s tItiOns Of
give II the uour-trnent and Strength hold
oonst,inenis n solution lT kADsAHs theory pub
hshet in England. Franz. Germany, snd tInelca
was seizsd upon BY ia. Scitlitlhe OF both hem-
spheres From has text meh4l booss lave teen
published by medical winters Charming 70 have Dis
covered the cAEse Of Co1uI ton, hut have fdl.d
produce the remedy IIT- RAILWAY frst
70 advance tins thcoTy. and the and only iisoovsrer
OF meiidns Ga "a, seih e@T.; IN hAB~A1s sARsA,
PAhiLLlAN kESoi.N i-Nf tie pubic have remedial
LUNGS, BRONCHIAL KIDNEYS. BLADDER,
WOMB, THROAT, GLANDS. AND URINARY
In ali wasting Dishargcs. such Involuntary Of
Leachorrne1 and all Uterine dirulties Gravel Line
Stone BRICK dust UIie Asd, and Caeaoas CSncTeisonS
cure. In DruFey, DIABETES, Encurci Venereal syphv
IN many forms, when ali other meilinGs
EVERY DAY
incrse Of 1esh. Wea ard strength eEpeTlsnced-
IL Is Fattissue. Caioic Heat ulakinr. the
blood what oxygen a. tie atmospheric supplies
All spois B.egnisles. Pasfulss IettcEz Bash, FIe.s
Worms Sores Sc-, lpaEliHga
CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
70 all.
CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY.
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LIAM RESOLvEST. Having feen ai~t cured for m.
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quite ON E MONTH sinee commenced use Today
shefe not bLoIcH spot hisnish dsfect.on Of any
SARAH II. FREMONT,
Jer.sy City L. o.
Price q Ter Bottle. Bottlests-
Dn- railways Remedies are sold BY Druggists ana
Gsnsr. Store Keepers. Principal or.Os. 81 MAiasa
LAns. Nss York
G. A. BENsER, Agent, Rock Is'and lies.
[julylTdIy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-12

CoRTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS ,,,,
l. shipped from ear hsase in enc year, to fam
lilies, clabs, and merchants, in evsry part OF the
country, from Maine 10 California. amounting in
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-12
The Babeeck Extinguisher,

Is offered to the Public as Remedy.
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The Ghost Of King Solomon, if the spirit
ualists could raise it, would admit that there is
something new under the SUM-" PHAL0N'S
VITALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
is thoroughly original. There has been nothing
like 1t since time began. 1t is the only trans
parent and harmless fluid in existence that will
restore the natural color to grey hair without
discoloring the skin.
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE

We do not offer single article Of merehan-
dine, that can be sold by regular dealers At our
price We do notask you TO buy goods from us
unless We can sell them cheaper than you o..
obtain them In any other uay,-vhils the great
or part af ouF goods are sold Al .hon,
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CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION


Price 81 Ter Bottle. Bottles tS-
d. RAILWAYS Remedies are Sold by Druggists ana
Genera Store Keepers. Principal Or.os. 81 MAiass
IAns. Nss York
@. A. BENSER, Agent, Rock fsand lies.
Ijulyl7dly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-26
FAILURE OF M. THEIRS MISSION
TO VIENNA.
He Proceeds to st. Petersburg Il
Ask Russian Assistance.
The Gardes Mobiles and ZOu-
ayes Fallen into Disgrace.
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, September 26.-The occupa
ton of Southern France is being actively
undertaken. The German army corps
moving against Lyons and Tours expect
the greatest resistance at the latter city
A dispatch from the Prussian head
quarters near Metz reports the signal
failure Of another attempt Of the French
to cut their way through from Metz. On
Friday the French in strong force made
a sortie from the city gates, and beyond
the walls their advance was checked and
they were driven back after four hours
heavy fighting. Bazaine dispatched a
courier to the Prussian headquarters with
an offer to capitulate upon condition
that his troops shall be allowed to retain
their arms and be released upon parole,
promising not TO resume hostilities in
side Of three months. This offer has
probably been rejected.
Numerous notes have passed between
the foreign Office here and the govern
ment at Munich. 1t is understood upon
prominent authority in diplomatic cir
cles that these notes concern proposals
which Bavaria is offering to join the
confederacy of the North German States.
In return for the surrender Of her sepa'
rate autonomy she asks greater indie
pendence than can be accorded to her
as a member Of the bund
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-26
BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, September 26.-Late ad-
vices from Paris announce that the dis
aster at Clamart and Meudon, by the
rout and fight of D'Hugue's and Cas-
sade's commands, have aroused the ut
most indignation against the towards.
They are reproached upon all sides, and
now, that the truth has been disclosed,
the Mobiles, who at first were lionized,
have fallen into disgrace, along with
their comrades. the Zouaves.
Major General TrOchu has issued
10 the soldiers Of Paris, copies
Of which have been read to the troops by
the adjutants Of the various regiments.
Trochu strongly censures the troops who
we're concerned in the recent disorderly
retreat and panic at Clamart He Sc
verely reprimands them for their COW
ardice. Trochu says The misfortunes Of
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ton so far as il went. The number
should have been greater, and their field
of operations rather more extensive than
the limits of the State lines. Wisener is
somewhat of Confederate statesman,
bat rather poor general. The one de-
sire of his to defend the soil of Tennessee
could have been as well accomplished by
going outside the State to meet the enc
mics from the North as TO have remained
upon the border of our own territory.
We would recommend our once friend
Wisener to look little more to military
tactics and to trait Of character not
extensively known as honesty. Honesty
is good policy if it sometimes keeps
man poor for while After all, these
manifestations of being a rebel and then
turning scalawag Radical rather tarnish
the bright spots on the character Of the
Radical candidate. Consistency, too, is
a jewel in its way, and it is hard to be
honest without it. We very much APP
prehend that Mr.. Wisener is lacking in
both requisites to make Tennessee an
efficient and proper Chief Executive.
He will, however, do to run on the Radi-
cal ticket, just as matter Of show in
fight that must in any event terminate
disastrously to the Radical party.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Half Alive.-It is sad thing to pass
through life only half alive. Yet there are
thousands whose habitual condition is one Of
languor and debility. They complain of no
specific disease; they suffer no positive pain.
but they have no relish for anything which
affords mental or sensuous pleasure to their
more robust and energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases out of ten this state Of lassi-
tude and torpor arises from morbid stomach.
Indigestion destroys the energy of both mind
and body. When the waste of nature is not
supplied by u due and regular assimilation of
the food, every organ is starved, every func-
ton interrupted.
Now. what does common sense suggest un-
der these circumstances of depression? The
system needs rousin0 and strengthening; not
merely for an hour or two, to sink afterward
into more pitiable condition than ever las it
assuredly would do If an ordinary alcoholic
stimulant were resorted toy, but radically and
permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accom-
plshed? The answer to this question, founded
on the unvarying experience Of a quarter Of
century, is easily given. Infuse new yigor
into the digestive organs by a course of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Do not waste time
in administering temporary remedies, but
icake the system Mp by recuperating the fountain
head of physical strength and energy, the
great organ upon which all the other organs
depend for their nurture and support.
By the time that dozen doses of the great
vegetable tonic and invigorant have been
taken. the feeble frame of the dyspeptic will
begin to feel its benign influence. Appetite
will be created, and with appetite the capacity
to digest what it Graves. Persevere until the
cure is complete-until healthful blood. fit to
be the material of flesh and muscle, bone and
nerve. and brain, flows through the channels
of circulation, instead of the watery pabulum
with which they have heretofore been imper-
fectly nourished. 22eod
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List of Appointments by Demo-
-erafic Nominees.

List OF appointments "
cratic Nominees.
The Democratic nominees for Congress, Sen
alter and Floater will address the people o
their respective districts at the places ant
times below designated;
Coyington, Monday. October Sd.
Mason's, Tuesday. October 4th,
Germantown, Thursday. October 9th.
Collierville. Friday. October 9TH.
Baskerville, Saturday. October Sth.
Wythe Depot. Monday. October 10th.
Bottoms Store. Tuesday. October 18th.
Cuba. Wednesday, October 18th.
Bartlett, Thursday. October 18th.
Meehanicsville. Friday, October 18th.
Somerville. Monday. October 18th.
Fayette Corner. Tuesday. October 18th.
Oakland. Wednesday, October 18th.
Macon. Thursday. October 10th.
Moscow, Friday, October 2lst.
LaGrange. Saturday. October I'D.
North Memphis Market House,. Monday
night. October oath.
South Memphis mississippi and Tennessee
Depot, Tuesday night. October 18th.
Randolph, Upton county, Saturday. Octo-
Der 18th.
Portersyille, Monday, October slst.
Mt. Zion. Tuesday. November LIST.
We cordially invite all nominees for County
to join us in the above APP
pointments. and hope the people will turn out
and give us an opportunity to be heard.
W. W. VAUGHAN.
J. j. DUB0SE.
j. NJ. HARRIS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-26

The following, which appears in a
communication to New York paper, is
a piece of information which many do
not possess: THE word jew is not
the name for the once great nation Of
Palestine, but it merely describes their
faith or belief If you should ask me
what religion have, my answer would
be, / am jew. Ask my nationality
my answer, / am a German. The same
as Protestant can be an lrishman, as
well as a Catholic can be German or a
jew can be a Frenchman. Mr.. Sig.
Kaufman is German by nationality and
jew by religion; and il jew is born
in Dublin he is as well an lrishman as
German born in New York is an
American. don't believe there is jew
living on the globe that could trace his
descent; for, when the emigration from
Asia TO Europe took place, Jews and
Gentiles went there as well as Jews and
Gentiles came to America. You have
attended Jewish weddings and funerals
as well as Catholic, and both we're Ger
mans. Can jew be Teuton or can a
Lutheran be an American are both the
same question. The Jewish religion is
taught all over the globe.
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souud D0efriue.


The last number Of the Someryille
Falcon contains the following article,
which is quite apropos at this time:
We dislike to see man who pretends
to be a Democrat, and prates much
about liberty and the blessings of free
government who processes to be opposed
to Radical prescription and corruption,
who has borne upon his shoulders the
heavy burden Of dislranchisement-tax-
alton without representation-during a
long night of sorrow aud oppression, re-
naming quietly at home after the fran
chise has been restored to him and per-
nit Radicals to be elected to office by the
negro population, because he fails TO dis
charge his duty and exercise his right
to vote. We dislike to see Democrat
who is loud-mouthed in his denunciation
Of Radicalism, and wants to ostracise
every member of that party just before
Convention meets, after a nomination
is made come out of the Con-
yention and swear he won't sup
port the nominee, but will vote for
Radical first, all because the Convention
did not agree upon his particular friend
or favorite and confer the nomination
upon him. All this is wrong and we dis
like to see it. We have no patience
whatever with such milk and cider Dem
ocrats. They are a drawback rather
than a help to the party. for instead of
working they stir up discussions and SOW
seeds Of discord from which the enemy
reap an advantage. Men who thus trihe
away their liberties and endanger the
success Of the party by voting for Rad
zeal, or staying away from the polls and
not voting at all, because forsooth ma
jority of the members Of the party pre-
ferred to nominate a man other than
their choice, don't deserve TO be free, but
should forever wear the chains Of bond
age and be the petty servants Of scala
wags and carpet-baggers.
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THE eUBERNAToRIAL CANVASS.

The following letter, addressed TO the
Nashville Banner by A. s. Colyar, is
significant of the fact that that gentle
man intends to die in the last ditch. He
made up his mind from the first to run
as candidate for Governor, and plat
forms and conventions have had little
effect in winning him from his cherished
object. Colyar has worked himself up
to the belief that he is great man, and
the people of the State failing to sppre-
ciate him as such, he is resolved to force
the public to take some notice of him if
but for one sickly hour of political no
toriety:
To the Editor of the Banner:
As a candidate for Governor | will
speak at the following times and places;
Nashville, Monday night, 10Th instant;
Murfreesboro, Tuesday, 9th instant;
Shelbyyille, Wednesday, 2Sth instant;
Winchester, Thursday, 29th instant; Man
chester, Friday, Both instant; McMinn-
vile, Saturday, October |. :,
L nave Walteu unIii NO" W sec ochc.ai
Brown and make fhe announcement with
the understanding that il sickness or
other cause make it announcement Tor
him to attend these appointments, | will
recall or modify them to suit him.
Mr. Wisener informed me that he
waited until this morning to see General
Brown, but not seeing him, he was com.
PEELED to go home, but he was satisfied
with these appointments for next week.
Sept 23, 1870. A. ). CoLYAR'
The two, Colyar and Wisener, are both
disposed to give West Tennessee the 60
by in their canvass, supposing, no doubt,
that we are stiff-neck Democrats down
here, and could not be seduced from the
allegiance we owe our party standard.
If this be their conclusion, it is correct,
and these experimenters for Gubernato-
rial honors had as well remain on their
own dunghill for all practicable purposes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-26
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, September 26.-M. Theirs,
the French ambassador, has had an in
teryiew with Count Won Beust, TO whom
NJ Theirs presented his appeal for
mediation in behalf of the Republic.
The interview was very protracted
Count Won Beust, after listening to NJ
Theirs propositions, informed him as to
the attitude and sympathy of his Gov
eminent during the present struggle.
Won Beust said: Austria, while feel
ing deeply for France, with a sympathy
which could not be disguised, still could
not at the present tine interfere in her
favor without serious complications en-
suing" NJ. Theirs, convinced of the
impossibility of securing Austria's in
tervention, has gone to st. Petersburg
to ask Russian assistance, in return for
concessions in the East.