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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11

r9rt 9triammett luncru unp duf ie,r gGir.
pucrlAttnen geUartrt bdtter.
Gr bcBrlB.r iit fCunoIjN nd@ dlM Sct,
ten bin uno ritf o1rn NIT lIuirr Siiinmc,
riC zen jttcr ra5 Nlu5 btn3ie9tnpeu Sturm
UbCrtOltc;
5by RGrner, trctct3u mir bcran, ttb bntC
GudA 9S,dtt0c3 mibutbctlcN!
3dblt WHttc or rem 6rnucn mc Ijnocrn,
iarGfjUtrccn, unp Semen Glae III MAIDEN,
Stmcm 2Snt puCrt lttncu 6Oilt 9eleittt,
pte Nianncr lammctcR ltb i,bntQ INT ibu,
uNo CrnIt unp fcieyIi0 iuDr CT t0rg SdrE
ut bdbc Id GuG 0tia3t, plb 5nr freiWillg
melHc OttntT Ddrtt, paB jdl fem 9teht BE-
lGipsude, Gud ate SslNpGn ill bciigcn; ith
DGbc ce Gudl Trcilclrlt, miN III pcrldlirn
uno Cure Oienrtt Nnpu5mp ju GMem ci0e.
ncn &pItbeil III Ympcrtrrn @uS freiem
9SlIlCn nur ctc S5r fIiitpCtlrnb ret mir
geDI;cten uNO itb Diat Gur 2lnbauNIihrt
ourh gcbt uno SCf3l lur Gub 5u,Ipbnc
8cItbt. SaBt a9rr 1t peG 9lugcnbid 9efcm>
men, ipp S5br Guh bclmnt p1jtbcr crfldrcn
mart, pb jbr mcme 8iGner blctben unp lns
ter alien gcrbIImtlIm ireuitb bel mir bal,
ten luOlet, preg pb ,,Jbr C5 oor;rbct, cine ar.
rsrC Stmath 5u rdDltn uup Cure rtaenn
StrrCn SIT icIn. GSGbribetuliN icip SIR
ldlUa eappu mtwib,Gt, ear Cure 9rUpcr,
olG Trtitn MuIditcn, Uno 9ir9Cr I'D, 1eACn
uES 9SstBe gerlhpprCn tabat, UNI inns 3u
ocrnl6Nn unO bic 6Irdaft luf St. %.
mtngU an litb gu rcibCn. s}n arober But
itnc tic IN 9prt Ill 9rtnee rcr1mmcIt unr
bcrctt lt,pr tn pielcr 9idtht thr bIuttgesg8!rt
5u tc2mrn. Wcmr Srlu unc mcin SfG1p
{. Il, I.F.. .f-.f 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11

Dt .NrbstttsB6rffs u fsi - ~ ezHzsx -
arbtiisru eEtr Ria ntu astHHsf
2ansbaHtT. eiisHbdsn esisai.-r-s - szs1u
p,ids Arbtitr sDanitfR FHs :. a. t.ut Ezazssr
misnetn
SsiHaFiieuna fEr ptrisrfz s1rr Eafs1zflzssz 80
nsrihdift uue bfiouhtt EsEnt sfrs--z. 80 - -
sranifn nidi bsi1.1inssli is<rsfu.
6amiiifu. Esi1s 1Hk EiU#s5.s tEg1@zz E-
sns NIT itrtn aafttsafn sr.sFfs
Qsint HeIaklHHa wtfs far Ett1srzzs 80 saaz
uerianat uue aus .letieatu. Hxisr re-1rgrF. ~ ~
uanbsItr pa hsub. bssrH uszss sf'21 - Fszz = 49,
taue enisfh<H tinituota
unf uassszas Hne sHtzxssz s<=iszi q sssz Hzzss =
gapt. 8. o Enuitfn. Hst-ssu ~ -8Fs~tssa
Bors<. Id Er. 81, Sgrfa arats. sszr = So
srnittsns 1auI<,s Rr. -. xsaMssa-zsz- -
rttdFn. fNHsAs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11

Soboten, HsJ, tom Wtlnn III angez
flaAt, IeneWmtter 81 pergiien ueriudt su bas
benz - Dor ieds WtonGttn uobnte in elmer
tleinen StaOt I'M gBsicn cine 6ral 0tno.r.
ion, nehe BORT iDr rett0libes Nustommen
bate. Sann 400 lie abcr aul oen ounaenoen
Qgunib ibres Sobnes ned $oobpinI, I'M oeIitn
franfe Jrou Su pileGen 0,nDcrIon periprab
ihr oaihr monatllb Sl05u'gcber, Iit fir ben
8eft ibrcs &ebsns bel itD Ju beboltsn uno ilr
iie su ior9en. Nls abtr Die Yatieniin nod
Berlaui pon fiini9llonaten 8eneieu mar, Iubte
oas Yaar bic alte Brau os5utuereen, BOD iie
beitano auf ibrem Hedlte uno blieb In oem
5arle ibres SuDnss in Gtiniorftr. tppbnen.
@tnes Cages nun bot ibr, fpie lie ou9ibt. Der
Sobu Elm @las 9gein an, cine @tneroiitdt,
tpie Iie lie 9ar nidIt geluObHt mar. Gium aber
bate lie oapon getrunten, 10 uuro, lte i.br
nnpobl, es iieate lib eiu beibses Grbrettn
Elm uno mebrere Gage lang lag llc IN aefdbr.
lhem 3uitanoe oarnie0sr, Sbrs Sdwie9er.
to9ttr, peldle ipdtcr 3ulalig cbeuIalls non
lsnem Yseine genoB, cttrantIt III gleiter
98eile: Sor elniaen &dgeB nun bal Qtuoer
ion lstne Wutter aus Dem 0auie semoIten, 10
Dab lIe lsBt sen6tbiai it, auf o;r StraBe su
ltleten uno nm ibren unter1olt ~ bettsln.
Rl9tcr eonflin eriieB in 6olse oisier idTrd4
li9en antiase sinen Saitsbeiebl scsen ben
unnatirlidbea Sobn. ''''' w "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11
~ Gcntral : 9rib= naS
- WafIrrss6nrsaa,

(Gtaraubti bon esin rtr4 erri ssr-t-ra fsa1H
Tttits mohbtiarrtr unb Hrrenfzrcrti q Ez-ssz r. q
bic groBieu unb iihtralrfu Buti&zrs caf Ezss1s E-r
stdd,ss ggtrtbpuvicrt. Fiamantru. ukrr- ztsr-1s-
ttu, Sbmudi iahsu. tsrrtHs uus Gaurarr1s-= n=r ra#
nut uno itet Art pon hdatrH tur-rtrf IN zFzHfr r1
ucintn EudutiidtfH. Eh @fbiuzaurrs azs tfer &C.
nebmbor. btioneers BEL aresfH suEErn &C., ----
ben iir tratub fiuf btfmmtr 3rti rafhrwazE1 sH b
ntu tpslie Silbtnpaaru B0st auhrtt arisH sssarr 81
otriduttn uaHidtr. bsomHru - sa=sr ErtFr
oitltm Bdrtau. Vnf Gslolr1s. {r1zi1-.safz zrEt-H
ourbdus pIipdi etbali,n. Ztait u1a ~ EZrr-lr1
bis ubr gbfuos st5tiufi sHs SaE-ls Esszsati b.
uhr. aae-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11
spc;ial : 9toti,cm.
Rrntrtfnr.Irnflt.M .MlGirr

sic befri, oiaeu alle 9upribe an elm eutes 5ruht,
8las tbnnet Ourdlaus luftotdlt qmad uno ehr leibt
den pon 5riidten fir famIieu uno tBuucu iebr biuig
actauit lueroeu bel Gjebriiber s3dFer y Comp
Rr sc & 8A, Bhhs0barGea ffraBe
6lGret.WemE6la uno SemiiObns i'm 63roBeu III
biuigcn Yreileu. 1sg-qsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11
wssBeGIss Rs asIIsabs.
RaTttnnre.pbio Qlitnbahn.

RaA allen tH-Hm ubr Wpsasns,
aHb mtn9ther, StraBbur9 uno 3tuiintnpldkt
1m 4.05 Ra6mittdgs (dusgsnommeH Sonntags). Der
8 nbr ROrpenIus 0srblnoG id NIT Strasbure u, oar.
ttIonbura utG RdnuN Has gap.Babu
Ra6 Otm u fsn- nm uuo g. As Wbeuos
gTors anO u I.o5 abcuSs ,aasesnommsns sonntaesj.
Ra@ gtItcott &itp u, f. fp-um 6 40 uub /. so
Wsorecns MnO $50 gtGdm. tsonntass ausSsnOmmsO
un6 ndh Mount Wtrep UNI rbr gludlm
Rah V8 a 9tHgtpH-u UNI 4. ~, 5.Oo, 2. $40 unb
Il.S Utor8ens ug6 2. 8. So, 445 un6 $50 NbenOs.
Haa Snndpolts - UNI uno ll.SO Ytorgtns
Hh6 4.45 Guhmttt1es.
g0n q8afbtnqtou-um As. T. % H. 9. .25 glor.
gems ane l245, 2.5O, 40 $40, 7.45 uno abenos.
$biIabeIp tasEsilmtnston.Saitu. @ifrnbabn.
Wah PbtIGbeIpbta, SptT@enFattoneH
ano E9 Ella parer Gt itrb Rn" "-um 7.25 Vtor'
sens tSonnta9s ausacnomiTeE).
glah 9btiaD stp bia un0 RtU.gort tbd
Brrrputue ud1 Rort DepOft Gbbe9eHOl uu 300 Vtors
sens lSonutd9s uus9enpmmeu).
No6 BNtlGbGIpbin a uro RemsOort ND In
RSumtnGtor nit Der DeGpdre @iierbdbn" ocrbn0eH0)
Sm 3,lo Stadmttaas (Sonntaqs nas8enommen).
&a9 orn StGttoner bts Sort 9tpoitt-
AM uqr ytnhmttdgs (Sonntugs ausaenommeHl.
Na9 y tdotlpb Ia - um 7.25 NbCNos, td9lth.
fdgIid.
@bitaSeGpbia.8altp. Central. Wifenbabn
btrldBt Baltimore um 7 .25 Rorgeus uuo 24O gla4m.
Siurt'gureeu: ltr. l47. gBriis8nltimorrirafe.
SR5rbIid,e Geutral. g ifenbabn.
3nA Btttsburq, bem ggefsH uno Ror'
Den bts an ole Ntu9Gras6dIls, an allen Sta.
tfoHSN jullWtU pdlllWoV uup Yott aN9ultHO EuBIlW
EEt 7 30 WOrgcus tSOmta0s aus9euonnHeul.
NGb Pttts6urg, Oem Wefen uno Ror
D en- bis 70 WtIItamsport uuo Grit td8lidl nm
IL. 5 ltatmittogs Sonnta8s ausgenommenl;
Nat YtttBburg. ben y tagarasG allen uHo
Buftulo- tGglidl um ] 90 NbenOs.
Rad Ptttsbur9 uuo benz SdDpefen, an
ben pupttatiouen iruiidcn Baltimore nno Sarrtsbur9
anaaltCnO - tagid UNI 40 NbsHos (SOnnta8s ausge'
unmntcn
aBtalI@s RarpIauoer Giienbabn - nm
z .55 WOr9MS uuo 3 80 9lGdmtttd9s
Radl gettpsbura- ulu I. So Roraens uno LIS
Eadjmittdgs
Rab baroOrr-u TIM 755 Ror8tns unb 12.1 unN
$50 9tddlnittIgs
9umbsrlGnber SbaIsSabu-um 755 ROr.
gems uno IL. Is glad)mttta9s
Ndh Dort - toglitb um $3.50 Rddlltttdgs (Sotts
19s dus9tnommen).
9lab 9arttOn tasIib um $50 gaGm. tsOnn.
tdps du5gerOmmen)
@adb WibIuuo- tdelidj um 10 20 Wor8snst tSOnit.
td9s aIs9enommtnl.
Staet8lreau gsr. 9, gloro.GalUertFr.
EatonSpiner %fereebdbn.
Sttinolth bon nbr M&or8ens bis 8 ubr Nbenos.
Ibr dusgenummeu. Sonntuqs finolih BON rbr
Wfor9ens bic ubr Nbcnos uno ieoe 9abs Stunot oUn
al nbr Nbenos nab 9ouoOn Bari.
Nab Slltcott ttp UNI uno 10 ubr Wprs
9tns nno uno ulr Nadmttta9s. 3uriidkbreno uOn
nhr Ytodmttta9s. - An Guruta9en nm uro 10 ubr
4Ror9ens, unO 2 uno ubr Rafmittdg5 nadb unD s
mo 10 tbr Ytor8ens uno 8, 5 uno tlbr 9ahmittass
roR Gucott Gitp
yurFsS1uae Dfereehabn.
Rab cw ontopn ittnoIi6 uon nbr Tsor8sns
bis IL Qbr Nbcnos.
0atb @ooGustorun un 6, 645, TX uuo sK Ilbr
I'm Sonntageu: Nm l0H unO 1lH nbr Vtor9ens
uns 12I5, X, ~, 81, AZ. 5X uno 6X ubr 9tadm..
uno BON Sooanstoun bicrber. UNI 10 uuo IL ubr Wor.
sens ano !, 2, 8, 4, 5. g. nnO nbr Nahmtttass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11
0crmQmias
ofrurr- Drtbrrun95-G -GrIrlflbOft.
$500, zoo 90 1dars sSsd pttaI.
6o3,05A.6I utbericbua am l. JdtHar 1870.

81 O53.06A.6I Eutal'Serm6qen,
ben Stieben bes StaGtes Nelp'YOrI gemdB anssIrgt
SerTidert tn Der .,0ermania"
Die rG3ermdntd" 1T cine gan, ocutlde GieIeu5daTt
% TT bic Gltcfe bcutihe BeICui6nit tn Wmerita
Sbr 9robes aapitaI nit beocuttubem ue6eri5us ae.
m6brt ben Eeridlerten Die bette SidCrGeit
Vile Yerlufte rDGrben prompt ur0 uou beiubIt.
Sbre Seidntte itn0 uno merbtn tets auf cine ourId.
tige uno pltoe gBeiie 9cihbrt
Die oeutide 0uubitait 5dIcrt Der ,Gerntdnin" cine
beruorragenoe StIln8 unter allen 9srt6ruuessG
idufen -I
Die p@trmnnid" III Die erie unD brOeutrnoHe bsut.
'he gtrfthcrurgs s@eituiddit tn ben Der. StadtCn.
Qeine arloere 9eeniddit luHn ben Deutiden or6ktre
gortbrtle poer before Sid)erbeit asiudbrsn,
8. 0. 4rOuS Is SGbuc, aaenten,
glr.21. SoutbltraBe Baltimore, RS.
RB- PoIcen IutrOeu IN Der Isenur ausqtfertiat uno
Btrlulte bsiabt. t9untl, ,15., ,ta.3,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11

Rews DOrt, 10. Nus u (DHiI9 patrios
tiI6er SHlfsperetu.) GOs ererltip. Gomite
oes gennnnten Bertins belt 9eilern Nbeno
cine SiBuns in Der g4ObHung oes 0rn. 9Bih.
SteinmGD, Gfe Gtrinaton Npenue uno 81.
Strabe. 6r:W0uosrneur Solomon prdiioirte.
Das gretuitps gomte bdlt es UortduIia ftr
ungeeignet. eine arOBc Ma6enuerinmmlung
ab3ubalten, un0 UerOen folgenoe 8rinbe
bierSu angeiibrt: r9ie beutidengpaIisn baben
bis jeBt GrfOl9e crrungen. psIhe uns nit
ireuoiSer 3uueriidt auf ciuen i4nellen uno
erfol8reihen AusganB oes Samples boiien
laNeu. gSlr baben nIle llrlnhe, Guf Die groBen
uno i9nellen Siege Der beutidtr 9cere itoll
gu iein, Otrien Gber nidt ptrgelisu oab Oiele
iuadereSoloaten 0abei ibr Geben perlDreu p6er
psrwunoet Wur0en. unine eriie Yhibt III -
oe6balb, fir Oeren Angeb6r9e su iorgcn, uno
oieies t0nnen mir, iupem mir nit aler Gntrs
aie Die Bel0iatnmlinRtn fortitBtn. g8cnn Der
6ricg 81 gnoe lit, tbnner mir Den errungsren
Sie8 Der oeuiihenlBaiien eEtipreaenO fsitrn."
Der Sbabmciter 5eiBtt an, 60B berciis SGf,s
600 9eIammglt iinD, iinO es luuroe beldIOIeH,
DON oiGier Summe $4,000 0em nprOOeuiiten
@eneral' Goniul Sur usbcrienOuua nab Bers
lin ein5ubdnOigen. 20 aerItl WurOer bis itBt
iur Nbienoan8 an Die Oemi4!n 0eere sms
pio6len.
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%. $. g8alih,

6rieNensribter.
Sfr. 8, Nprtb' Strdse.
lille 9eIebIideu paptere wcrocn prompt auseeIrrttgt
&inliebuugcu Oon ytietben uno 8rdGsred)nunSen
tueroen an Sbas. g. 0onucare, cen eriabrenen Beam.
aen, hber9cben. (5uutl7 ,3WRhl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11
0na.OrErir.

METROPOLITAN CRESCENT EAGLE
Die biHi9iteu i'm Ytarte bet g. II. Srppts,
(Utat2l-3ytte.) Nr. II, glorb.gRtaWltraBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11

Sefferion 9apts bsinott Iib in
Nem Dotl, lp8irt i'm sN.sN. oOtel". lueitt
aber nlen 8emonitraiionen ietnrr 5reunoe
uuo ben 3uorin9li1teien Der 3eitunBs ges
ridlteritatter aus. s...
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

who know that distinguished gene
sleman will readily attest
In the social circle, Mr.. Davis
vas q most genial and fascinating
companion, and Il was there, 10 the
oompanIonship Of friends, that BIZ
admirable qualities shOne most con-
spicuOusly. His intellect and bis
vast Information, his quiet humoF
and kindly nature, combined 10
make him one Of the most agree
able and entertaining gentlemen
the writer has ever known. OF
his gentle disposition, his great
charity, bis uniform courtesy, the
kindliness of his heart, and his
liberal benefactIons TO the poor, |
need not speak. There are thou
sands living to-day who can bear
witness to each and all.
In obedience 10 his wishes, HE
last resting place is upon the bank
Of the great river upon which, for
more than halfa century, he made
bis home. There, by the side OF
bis kindred. with the eternal muir.
muir of the worlds grandest river.
ls 1t sweeps onward 10 the sea, fol
bis requiem, all that Is mortal OF
what was Ouce Joseph E. Davis,
awaits the final trump which viii,
call the world to Judgment.
l have not sought to represent
The venerable dead as perfect. To
say that he was not, is merely to
admit that he was human. He was
. man Of great qualities, strong
passions, and many virtues, He
was brave, honorable, truthful, just
and generous. lie never deserted
q friend or avoided a foe. Judged
by a strictly Christian standard, he
had doubtless many faults, but /
prefer to linger lovingly upon his
good qualities, rather than to seek
for blurs and flaws In a character
where there was so much to admire
and revere. Those "without sim
may "cast stones" upon the grave
Of the dead for myself, l prefer to
lmplore peace for the departed, and
hence l say, calm be the slumbers,
and peaceful the dreams Of the kihd
old mani Green be the grass, and
sweet the flowers that bloom above
the "burnt out brain and Sapless
clnders" Of one, who l devOully
trust,
"Aher LIES ntful fever sleeps WE'LL" 3
w. Il. NJ.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and
female Regulator Enown. will cure all
those eoDflaints 'bOVe mentioned IN an in
cTedsbly short time. The BltteFs 10 once
GFOuses, strengthens aud restores the womb
o us natural condition, removing Ob,tFuo.
lions, relieving pain and regulating the
monthly perl0I, NOnder stands q yale, fec.
ole and languid girl, just bursting into wO.
m%anhoOdj she Il the pride Of ali, but hark |
she silently steals . pickle, eats chalk, or q
,la'e pencil; no appetite for food; she turns
with = dull eye and seeks solicitude; her
o. no longer bparkleBi her merry laugh Is
n longer heard ringing thFOuRh the AiF; she
n0pee about with bl00dless lips and gums,
with heada be. palpitatl0n, constipation,
swimming Of the heat, cold feet and hands,
melancholy; she has q cOated tongue, Oh. n.
stVe breath. Hnd Q host Of Jther evils TOO hu-
meTous 70 meBtion.
When neglected, all these symptoms be-
come aggravated, there 10 tick stUmaeh,
heartburn, q dark line settles under the
eyes, the legB Rnd ANKLES ara swollen, the
hair loses IL Bioss and falls %, there IL brit.
tleness and splitting OF the Anger.nsl's,
swollen abdomen, extreme nervousness,
ITetiulnssb. pains and acLes. dry cough, n.y.
sIerical Fits, rapid pT0stFatIOn, epilepsy and
sat II 20 ., Or Nny VI your friends, arr
thus afflicted, send at once for n b9tt . uf
.nKllsn Female bttteTS and DO cured. It,
en ctb are mARl.al In such complaints
surely no mother will postpone n delay
thiB DUTY until
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

Louisiana DsmssFhtls PlaiRaEm.
The Democratic Conservative
party Of the State Of Louisiana, In
convention assembled, proclaim
the following as their platform:
l. Resolved, That we accept
and acquiesce in the fifteenth
amendment to the Constitution Of
the United States, in good faith.
2. Resolved, That the excessive
taxation imposed by the Radicals
in their last Legislature threatens
ruin and bankruptcy TO the means
and credit of the State, and it is
The duty Of all good citizens to
unite in protecting the State
against the reckless waste of the
public money, and we pledge our
selves TO an economical and hon
est administration Of the Govern
ment-to use our power to have o.
law passed limiting the power Of
the State, parish and municipal
corporations on the subject Of
taxation.
8. Resolved, That a general am
|nesty, removing all past political
disabilities, should be adopted.
4. Resolved, That all useless
offices should be abolished.
8. Resolved, That all laws crea.
ting monopolies and granting to|
individuals and interpretations OK
elusive rights and privileges,
should be repealed.
6. Resolved, That our citizens
of foreign birth are entitled to the
same rights and privileges as
those born on the soil, and all
laws discriminating between them,
and requiring from them extraor
binary oaths and other evidences
of citizenship, are odious, insult
|ing; and oppressive, and ought to|
be repealed.
7. Resolved, That we pledge
ourselves to use our best efforts
TO secure to the whole people a
fair, quiet, and peaceable election.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
GROG SHCP BITTERS

Empty III ter Bottles Of various styles,
lean be found around almost every dwelling
aud cIUin %thioughout the land. Their taste
|s pleasant, n ar advei TIED u cure al.
most every disease, while the mAnufaot r.
Is khow IN, ) posses no medicinal proper
lies Whatever They are 20 many d. Ruises
Or 'eXceedinRl, Common levciHges" which
10 not. nor cannOt lOssil'ly Gu . any one.
BewHrH OF thu sc pleasant Bit n In quart
70 tiles, they contain u sting fT YOUR Iitals,
md Ire WHO buys them ,.FTies "A ''i0peF's"
grog Ia obs house Une man no knows
.OihinE about medicine, says his big bottles
II common M III cure ch Us am fever.
rheumatism and consumption; an OthoT,
v whose Oltlr Is very IAN y, ures a limpuTi.
~ Of the bl cd. makes Old men young,
'Asts u tdevils, restores sight IN tho mind,
and umeIOu OihIF mlraeiss; while yet n
Jther who preAumes every man a drunk
ird, proposes 10 ,urU collie, ingTOwlng-nAils,
elbow lever, heart diseake and .OVe.sick
maiden II We In, " they make no 81. b
cures, vi know the people VI large are do.
eived o. d sW indled. I'D 10 We deslFe to
y initiate these common hnmbugS, make tho
following challenge u one and all;
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
MADISON Parish, Sept. II, II

EDITOR HERALD: The CONNER
cial world as well as the planting
community are greatly interested
In the growing cotton crop, it,
condition and promise. The wri.
ter can give you but little infor.
nation from personal observation
outside Of his immediate neigh.
borhOod, a cursory glance at the
crops along the line of railway
from Vicksburg' to New Orleans
being the extent Of his direct ex,
animation, save the inspection In
this locality. Cotton here has
sufficient growth, as well matured
as l ever saw it, and generally ia
good condition. The rains during
the months of July and August die
great damage by causing al i'm,
mense shedding of squares,
blooms and young bolls. Cotton
that then promised a yield Of
from one to one and q half bales
TO the acre will not make more
than a half or ct most three quar-.
tiers Of 4 bale. The impression
generally prevail that there vii
not be more than three. fourths
of a crop made. Freedmen seem
very Indifferent about gather
ing the crop. This appears
strange, when the crop is demon.
stratiVe of better and more vigor
GUS work in its making. Very
few squads have more cotton
than they can gather with ease
and yet the fact is patent that O
considerable portion of the crol
will waste, or additional labor will
be required to pick it. The greaI
want of cotton planting is an eff
'fective method Of gathering the
crop. Whether or not this can be
done by machinery or inventive
genius, is yet to be demonstrated.
A magnificent fortune awaits the
discovery of a process by which
cotton can be picked by instrn
ments other than those now used.
Corn has been grown this year on
q limited scale-here and there Q
patch, rarely finding an instance
that rises to the dignity Of a field.
What there is, however, has re.
suited in good yield.
When, Mr.. Editor, will our PEG.
pie learn to raise at least their
bread, and cease the suicidal pol
icy Of growing all cotton, result
ing invariably in depending on
the West and the North for the
staff of life?
Until they do so, dependence
and poverty will be their destiny
p
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
DEATH Is AT THE DOOR.

In all these O. mplalnts The S, stem evident
ly shows q went Of red blood, and Mr..
Churchill. in his VIC K on Diseases Of Fee
males, says: Healing In mind that the
ulOOd " ltmarkAb'y uene' ent In red corpus.
CTS, gnd the known property OF iron 20 coF-
rect this condition. theory suggests IL as the
most 10 be relied on, the best OF which 10 the
itiate." citrate II iron enteis laFg ~ into
he c0mp0a itOn OF English Fe rRle BitteTs,
combined with powerful vegetable tones Of
rare qualities.
Among The mountains OF Tennessee and
he piney woods Of Mississippi, 10 Ound q
ceItai hard and ilnty r OF, which has been
In Scr : use b. some old midwIves for many
Years, Possessing mario powers In Tegulat-
ng and restoring a ! females suffering with
any affection OF he w0ub, his root we have
IbtAined, gave IL 4 fair test In our practice,
Iuh II Is now one Of the principle ingfeii-
'nts In ihtse Buffers. Other powerful ute.
rir o AMI general tones q 10 enter Int Its
composition We also add leptandra or
tack root sufficient TO act upon the liver
and keep the bowels open.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

JUDGE BURwELL has rendered
one decision in which we fully &C
cord. He has fined q hackman fol
exhOrbitant charge. The fine wal
twenty. five dollars and costs and
should have been more. The maj
fined, charged seven dollars fol
hauling three persons from the
river to the Pegram House. There
ire in this city many good and hon.
est hackman who should not b.
held responsible for the misdeedI
Of the others, but strangers cannot
Judge the good from the bad, anC
we are glad that Judge BurweIl hai
laid his heavy hand upon this man
# will serve as very healthy warn.
ing to those who may be induced Il
,acs Is this man has.done.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

That claims lts victims throughout n
ergth aud breArth OfOur land.
Many females sufeT In some way a. ea b
monthly berlnd; sume girls are In gre I pel'l
Z he commencement NJ menstTuatlOn, while
'lder ones dread is dteltt e at the turn Ol
lifu.' fometimes the menstrual hOa 10 too
much, or TOO little, or may DO atfendel With
pain may be Irregular or entirely checked
y changed 10 appearance, attended with
|Other distressing symptoms Leuc0Trhmh, OF
he whites" frequently drains the ~. ten,
Y liberation OF III womb may create pain
and cause rapid prOstratiOn.
Failing Of tho womb IL an exceedingly
COMMON complaint, giving much trouble
aud distress. which, Indtr ordinary treat.
nent, Is difficult to cure.
Hysuries, Green Sickness, I~rritAbility Of
he Womb, and other serious and fatal com.
ilRints FOLLOW the female SIX throughout
life. Lives there n medical gentleman who
has or can relieve tho lair sex OF the above
troubles Not m u. y. Is there no comb.
nation OF remedial agents that will come 10
her rescue W. answer, Yes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
BLOOMING YOUNG GIRLS.

diddle-aged nations. ihose u the critical
and the aged grandmother, a'e all
ID rel by the use flour kngllsh Female Bit
era, now pres Tibed ana used by PhysiIi.
al over the country
n gu IRE troubled with Falling VI the
Womb. attended with q sense Of weight aud
fearing down, pain In the b OK and SIDE,
nd other attendant evils EIgllsh Female
Bitten will give entire relief.
Those at the turn Of llie mothers alter
Hnh, tmcnt, ami ali Others (male Or { male)
Who a'e UnvAle cents from any prOtFaotcd
n debilitat ng complaint, who gain strength
oW' y, aud WhO'v digestion Is slow hnd i'm
ieTieoi, viii IND tLeee bittGTs the very
hing their y stem dem nds. IL gives /
powerful appetite. sids and assists digeSt-
ion. ATUusts the liver. strengthens mentally
nd physically. and llls the whole ,ystem
win pure crimson blood cOursing through
4 channels.