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Thai one tstlsYooafai b ENGLISH FL
MALE BITTERS contains as much medic
properties al n bottle ofthe pleasantly tasted
common adyeftised bittersv ef the dayl The
medical profession to decide the question. he
il understood, that English Female Bitters is
not a beverage but is q powerful Iron and Veg
etable Tonic combined, curing long standing
chronic female complaints in every direction.
Put up in large bottles al 81. so per hottle,o or
six bottles for $500, and sold by druggist ev-
erywhere.
j.. P. DRoMGO0LE & CO., Props
Memphis, Tenn.
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The Approaching Fair at Sardls.

We have been authoritatively in
formed that the Premium list is al
ready in the hands of the Printer,
and will be out by the 1st of Sep
tember,, when we shall make such
axtacts as will be interesting to our
readers. Among other things we
earn that o Special Premium of
ten dolloars for the best bale of Hay
raised in Pamela or De Soto is Of
ferred by Messrs R. G. Craig & Co..
of Memphis, and that cotton preml-
ums will foot up three hundred
dollars in money.
The United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky, is
only three blocks from a Protestant Episcopal
Church.
CouNTERFE1r.-Thcre is counterfeit
money afloat. Look out for it, and
ifsod ~ not know good from bad
60 70 Bek Matthews, and he will tell
You all about It, and sell you dry
goods and groceries cheaper for
good money than you think hewill
Do not fail to examine his fine and
well selected stock ofsummer goods
Brazier's Liver Cordial is entirely harmless,
aeing entirely vegetable in is eomposilion.-
No mercury or mineral poison i in II to destroy
she constitution. Fnt
WmcoME.-Wetak much pleas
are in calling the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement of En-
glish Female Bitters, in another
olunh' gfII44
This combination Is regarded as
the Great Female Midicine Of the
age, and is highly recommended By
the Medical Profession, and al who
have tested It, si
-Otmfemaic community are trodb-
Jed with many complaints peculiar
to their sex, and now is the time to
aeeuco 2 Bottle and be cured.
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THE BEST YET.

GEORGE +. P%ERTNE, the best En-
graver on Stee! this country ever
produced, has been a long time en-
gagged on q 1924 Portrait on steel
of NJ. NJ. Is Brick") P%oNERoY,
which will be the oest and most
elaborate work of Art Of the kind
ever made in America. 1t will be
printed on heavy plate paper for
framing, and will rank with the
choicest Art works of the world.
The price of the engr wing will be
$2.00-very low for SO fine u work.
G. P. Sykes, 7. 0. Box 5217, New
York City, Publisher of PoMERoY's
DEMOCRAT, offers one these beautiful
Pictures as a premium for three new
subscriptions to that paper, at reg
ular rates, $3.50 received at the Of
fee in New York City, before the
first day Of December, when the en-
craving will be readyto sene out, by
mail, wrapped on a roller, prepaid.
We shah soon see how looks the
manwho writes Sense and Nonsense;
political and descriptive articles, and
those strangely beautiful Saturday
Night Chapters.
BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEN-
BER.-We welcome the September
number Of BALLoU's MAGAZINE, for
we always find something in it to in
terest MS and our household. 1t is
filed with original stories Of love, OF
adventure and the sea, and withal,
has some dozen or more illustrated
articles, scenes in this or other coun-
tries. The price Of Ballou's Maya
zine is SO cheap that it should be in
every family in the country. 1t is
only $3.50 per year, or Is cents sin
gle copy, and i for sale at every
principal periodical store in the
country.
Address TBaMRs & TALBOT, SO Con-
qress St, Boston.
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HAIR VIGoR.-In common with many others
we have felt a lively interest in the iuvestiga-
ton which DR. Aver has been making to discover
the causes of failure Of the hair, and to provide
a remedy. His researshes are said to have
been much more thorough and exhaustive
than any ever made before. The result Is now
before us under the name Of Aycfs Hair vigor
We have given it a trial, and with full %satisfac-
ton. 1t equals our most Favorable anticipations
Our gray hair have disappeared, or resumed
their origionAl color, and u visable crop of soft
silken hair has started on a part Of Tie scalp
which was entirely bald. 10, mocrat Abing-
don Virginia.
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DYSPEPSIA. ii

WAR'sas DY'rKrsia Tosic Il prepn red cs.
plr,sly lor Dlspepiics and those suffering with
habilial Coatircness II u u slightly siimalsnt
tonic and . SPLENDID appetizer; il strengthens
iie stomach mud resto,cs the d~ig,stiur organs
g tueir hcahhs slatc ~ Wrnk. nervous amt
d}spepuc letsous sl,qu i fe NAnSERs D,srrv
N'Tasie For sails Us all Druggist Price
Unc Dollar.
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w Egrs'ss
REMEDY.

NAENrh FitN ~ zrpY has never s,il.,i ~
t.en ~ one r'rsi ig' tHe the .rty rtsst "a ~
Hind Itching ~ Blsc,hrg fTle. rlose sla
Hne nfictcd .houli immed iately ralf on their
druggist aud yet WAaS,K's rnE llsrus, Il
: tAptcsls i'm the piles emf Ia no. rs,nusnsep
led 10 TUE sny other diltase. II has cured
uanS r,'e- y over thirty ,ruls riw,i'ng Price
one lollif. For sale ht all a~,pYgis, every.
where.
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BEw ARE or copsrKaFEirsl

Smiths Topte Syrup has been coanterIeiled,
and the couutorfcitor brought TO grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. JOINS
BuLb's private stamp on each BEETLE. Or. JouS
Bill only has the right to manufacture mi sell
the original ions J. SMITHS T0NfC SfRFI,
of Louisville, ny. Examine well the label on
each bottle. II my private stamp Is not on the
hottie, do not purchase or you willbc deceived.
See my column advertisement, aud my show
card, will prosecute aly one infringing on
my right The genuine SMIrns ToSiC SYRUP
can only be prepared by m. self.
The public's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE, Oct, -, 1868. Jas
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Texas Tonic syrup, needs no help TO cure
chills. 1t has cured more Chill, if possible
than whiskcy has ever killed incbirates, which
is not being done at present at luNa owing 10
the efforts Of Sterling lodge Of Good Templars.
The editor Of the Meridian Mercury Is jubi-
LIANT over the prospects of the incoming crop Of
hair produced by The use of the Louisiana Gre
Hair Rcs,orcr. For sale by MI druggist.
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Thrrt ItE hiniuE Express TrHtnS
DdfTU.

fuI r tht uuly live hum tiu Inuaii lu N,v
b 10 under Hn0 management, ihc only tpr
tom Cincinnati "a Sew lotk without lttak ~
OitHfe ihe gBi, Linz W hol imin4 mp ihursst
~ New lutk without s%rnugt, tht rni, lnr
rnuHinf ,hmches 'hpnsh without ming tom
ntnmiU Wheels the only Line running Palace
BROAD Gauge tua,hes through without change
tIy' II Won dc4' rr'prmptti lime and rcttiiucun
%urrtunt turst sccurry uu the Continent. niosi
comfortable ears in the world, matt mtppih ycnt
dining halh aud ample Tim tar meils, and si
Test, lwst. and ntusl comfortable tuuip -n IL
New York by the ERIE \ ATLANTIC a
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Tirkets hy lhts line tor sale al all iicktl
Offices through The South,
WM X BARR Ten Pas Aet. y. s.
WB stlATruC Gen Sth m. Agt Lin o
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sex ~ the lime 10 Adgerilse.

Now i the time % advertise. let
the peeple knev what yea arc doing
and what yon have for sale. They
lave more time TO read now than they
will have after the %lcasure Of the sum.
mer season is over. n Goat think
every body knows you and what YOU
have for sale, there is no usc in al.
tertising (; but II that !. not the case,
there l. benefit 10 be derived from H..
A man is not apt to stagger into your
establishment just ut the fine he wants
TO buy an article in your line.
southern sailors, II the Gulf and among the
West India Islands, aud the South American
coast, are frequently very attentive to their
hair. The Louisiana Creole Hair Re.iorcr e
their ~fsvorite resort for securing abundant and
glossy hair.
Our Junior Editor left this place
on Thursday last on a business Wis
It TO the north and eastern cities,
Ind will probably give us a few "pen-
cilings' Of his travels.
EcH- Or. Brazier's Liver Remedy Is a South
rrn remedy, and expressly adapted to diseases
Of the South.
We have been troubled very much
in tholast two weeks with sickness
IN our Office, and it has been with
the greatest difficulty that we have
been able oissue our paper regularly.
We are very much afraid that the
sickly season will be very V c this
year, and that We will be troubled
with chills and fever.
Dyspepsia, when caused by an inactive liver,
/ gapidiy cur, d by theu of DR.. VIM. Braziers
Liver Medicine. It is purely vegetable, and
y fo7NtifV HaH YuHii''co. rV o"'o " "iuiuB-
si'ts.
phe United States Hotel, Louis
vile Ky, is one ofthe oldest hotels
IN the city.
The vendors Of false hair for ladies have at
1ast becu checkmrted. The Louisiana Creole
Hair Restorcr will produce n luxuriant growth
rfsoft, beautiful hair and can be had at any
drug store.
The United States Hotel, Louis
vile Ky, possesses advantages, in
location over amy other hotel in the
city.
Use DR.. VIM. Brazier's Liver Medicine, the
great South Carolina remedy, and best Liver
lnvigorator known.
The Board of Supervisors did not
iet out the contract for repairing the
turnpike on the North side of the
River at this place on Monday last,
but will do so on the 9th of Septcm-
} Der.
A Nevada editor says that his back window
looks out upon a den of rattlesnakes, and that
there is generally a wild buffalo hull at the
front door ready to attack him. Mansfield &
Higbee's Magic Arnica Liniment cures pains,
sores &c, in u miraculous short space of time.
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This work wn Sc found a. lhe
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Agents wanted.
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The State n Mississippi.
Pamela County

lttesyillt, iunC IT, 1867.
To W. j. Shelton - reetHg
Wheraas. D. 7. Harris and j. =. Appleton
and others hive 'etitioncd for the sale ufu Ger.
tain house situated In the town Of Buicsyillc
under me hanics lein belonging 10 WIN ].
shelton, who is a nou resident of the State "
Is therefore ordered thai said " j. shelton br
and appear before me at M, Office in The town
Of Batesvillc on the first day Of August next
to answer to said mechanics lein, otherwise
Judgment viii be given by default aud said
property sold 10 satisfy said claims mud cost.
Given under my hauo aud seal.
W. W. MITCHELL, Mayor [L.sl
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS

All work done AZ my Laborat tory embodics
all the latest improvements in the Dental Arr
and IL warranted 70 give entire satisfaction,
Ny object in placing my work at these low
figures is 10 extend my acquaintance aud ln-
crease my b~tsipcss, and though my profits may
be hot small IN each case, IN The aggregate
from . large patronage, | can realize i cool
support.
". ". SOUTHERN.
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$3.50 REWARD.
CT0LEN from my lot in BatesviiIe, Miss.
y On the night Of A June, n
pvr,p pAv unDcr

years old. ID hands high trim limbs, heavy
body and heavy muscles which extend far
down on fore legs, giving him heavy shoulders,
inclined 70 be v necked, some iHfamed flesh
about the eyes as though Ne bad hooks. will
give fifty dollars FIR The liofse returned 10 INC
and one hundred dollars er the .hiefs %r,rvic.
ton. :. y POWELL.
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The Sardls Agricultural and Me-
ChauicaI S0cIety,

VIII hold their second Annual
Fair, commencing some day early
in October next, of which due notice
will be given. A literal and com-
plcte Premium List has been pre-
pared and will soon be published.
Thebuildings will soon be completed
and every arrangement will be made
for the comfort and convenience of
exhibitors and visitors. The Exec
utiyc committee will leave nothing
undonc that may be necessary to
make the Fair Il complete success.
Al citizens Of this aud surround
ingcountics and especially the loaies
arc respectfully and cordially invi-
ted to cooperate with the society
and its friends in making the crhi-
billion attractive as well as improejpg.
Liberal Premiums will boaoffercd
in every department. The prcmium
for the best bale of cotton, Gnclu-
ding private premiums, will be
worth from $500 to $500, and will
be worth competingior by our best
planters.
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Memphis g. Louisville

Quick TIM, Sure CoSSEcuoSs,
by the
LOUISVILLE RorrE,
to all points
NORM AND EAST.
No CHANGE OF CARS
MEMrnIs TO LOUISVILLE,
only one change to
Chicago, indianapolis,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and New York.
Only two changes 10
Baltimore and Washington.
n<a. Eastern Passengers secure
Quicker tiu@ and less changes q cays
han By oay other roaic, by
asking for tickets
nf4e VIA W. 10y iiIiIiJ. -<I4
Purchase yoiU' Tckcis al
1919 Moia S,ect, Memphi~,
orat
Depot OF VI. & i. Line, Memphis.
FREIG II 7
Transported at quick time al
LOW RATES,
DISPATCH.
SAVING or INSURANCE,
Through hills Of laiing NJ GUARANTEED
RATES may be procured Al All principal Il. u
in Eastern Cities.
ALBERT FINN,
General superintendent.
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NOTICE.

Yockoaa Lodge No. POI OF Free
and accepted Masons, will attend tC
the Mystic Burial Of W. II. Hitch
late a memper of said Lodge on tn,
first Sunday in September prox, at
10 o'clock A. VI. at Wesley Chap.
cl. Pamela Lodge No, SO aud Stone
wall Jackson Lodge L. d, are es.
pecially invited to assist also all
membels of the Fraternity in good
standing.
j. NJ. Nc TENDON, W. NJ.
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w. b. LITTLEToN, Sec

Texas Tonic Syrup is still on the rampage
II is the best chill and fever medicine in the
South, and lis popularity increases every day.
4 IN hv NansbnllE ntuhao II
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DENTISTRY,


DE-. w. H. South era,
SURGEON DENTIST.
No. 35ii Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
has, in obedience TO the dictates Of humanity
and sound experience ofscicn,ifc men, both II
this country and Europe, introduced tho
NITROUS OXIDE GAS
in his practise. This innocent agent renders
the patient temporarily insensible, and enables
the operator TO extract teeth with more prompt
ness and facility, and to perform all operations
which would otherwise cause cxcrnciniing pain.
This gas has been fully tried and tested, and
Is pronounced by scientific mcn 10 be entirely
harmlcss-no serious accident having occurred
from its use.
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Boiling Cloths,

Orders taken for Spring Bed Bottoms
Double Bed $40; Single Bed So. je4-5m
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surgeon Dentist.
., ~ Nan Street Memphis. Ieup, ie23rt
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j. +. NlMM0Ns, TICS {.
S. G. SPAN, See.
j. CARTER, Chairman,
W. ID. HELM, Sec'y., Of Exec
utive Committee.
Sardis, July 4th, 1870.
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IN bN'lAN lFtlfi
LnuIsviLLE, Oct. -, 1868. Jas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-23
WHOLE NUMBER 1865.

Prussian loss in the last battle is frightful:
more than forty thousand wounded remain
on the field of battle without assistance.
The Prussians ask permission to send the
wounded home through Belgium.
The Journal Oficiel contradicts the re-
port of the Emperor's illness. It says he.
will command the imperial guard in the
next great battle for the defense of Paris.
Activity in equipping an artillery regi-
ment is increasing. Several have already
gone to the front. y
A hundred priests are going to the army
as assistants in hospitals. They marched
through Paris with knapsacks Oh their
backs. The crowds were deeply impressed.
Toul was bombarded on the sixteenth,
but not materially damaged.
The Paris correspondent of the STANDARD
says, the French. notwithstanding the enor-
nous losses in the recent week of battles,
will continue to fight for weeks or even
months to come.
The Daily Ne,cs copies, with approval,
the Economists article concerning the
Queens perpetual absence from the seat OF
government, even in crisis like the
present.
The Ne,rs goes still further and urges
that Gladstone, instead of losing his valu-
able time in vibrating at the Queens
pleasure between the extremities of the
island, be at once made Regent, with tho
power to perform those duties which she SO
persistently deserts, though enormously
paid to perform.
The North German Gazette categoricalIy
denies that Prussia offered to send troops to
garrison Rome.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-23
NEW YORK.
The Rival Railway Managers Westward
in Conference-Arrivals at ard From
New York-Go!d, Governments and
SaNfherHS.

in Conference-Arrivals at ard From
New YOrk-Go!d, Governments and
SOutherns.
New YORK, August 22-The managers of
rival railways, westward from this city,
hold q conference tomorrow at Saratoga
1t is believed that a plan has already been
agreed upon, which viii give fair division
of trade to these roads, ard lead to gene
raj advance Of rates.
Arrived: Manhattan, Scotia, Pereire,
Paraguay and Ariadne.
Arrived out: Minnesota and Etna.
Evening.-During the forenoon the gold
market was stronger, ranging from ll4l2 q
1I534. The advance is due to the decline of
bonds in London, and over sold gold. Dur
ing the afternoon the market was dull and
steady Most OF the sales were made at Isl
0155s.
Governments-lS62, 1125s; 1864, 11O7s;
1865, I1lA; new, ITO; 1867, llo; 1868, 1l0ls;
l0-40s, 1885.
Southern securities-Tennesses 63, new
G. Is; Virginias 63l2, new SO; Louisianas
II, new GA; Levee skies y, eights 81; Ala
bama eights 90, tiyes 20; Georgia skies So
sevens 81; North Carolinas 5234, new 80;
South Carolinas so, new 20.
Especial to New York Herald
LONDON, August 22.-A dispatch from
Paris states that an alarming demOnstra-
ton by the people occurred on Saturday,
occasioned by the report of Bazaine's de-
feat, and was only suppressed by the bold
declaration by PalikaO, which was posted
on the walls, that Marshal Bazaine had not
been defeated.
A dispatch from Dantzic says that great
excitement prevails over reports that five
blockaders are in sight, and that more are
on the way.
A dispatch from Tibit says considerable
alarm was created by the discovery Of arms
and ammunition in church yards and vaults
belonging to Polish revolutionists. Many
arrests have been made.
PARIS, August 22.-Bazaine succeeded in
reaching the railroad from Mezieres to
Montmedy, and procured all the provisions
he needed. Trains filed with supplies were
waiting for him at Sedan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-23
LONDON.

Letter from Victoria to Eugenie-Media.
ton n Cabinet Ahair-The Time for
Mediation lnOppOrtune-Prussia Sur
rounding Verdnn-Camp at ChalVns
AbandOned-Plan Of the Crown Prince
McMahOn's Stragetical Movement-Ba.
zaine Supplied with Food and Ammuni-
tiOn-Paris must Accept n Siege-NIc-
NIahOn's Headquarters Mt Dizier-Prus.
slams Bridging the Rhine-Austrian Ger
mans Favor Prussia-Garibaldi Wis.
ited-Arrival of Siege Guns on Prussian
FrOntier-Next Great Battle to Defend
Paris-The Emperor will Command the
Imperial Guard.
LONDON, August GA letter from Queen
Victoria to the Empress Eugene, under the
date OF August 10, 1870, relating to media
ton, has been published. The Queen re-
grets her inability to mediate, but intimates
that mediation is cabinet affair. She
thinks the time is inOppOrtune.
The Prussians are surrounding Verdun.
The camp at ChalOns has been abandoned,
and the troops there have been ordered
along the line.
The plan of the Crown Prince seems to be
to advance along the Valley Of the Aube.
1t is said that McMahon is performing q
strategical movement, preliminary to ac-
ton, which action Bazaine is expected to
support. Bazaine has at last been supplied
with food and ammunition.
The Paris Steele Of to-day says: at is
certain we must accept siege"
Two of Bismarck's sons have been
wounded.
McMahOn's headquarters are at Dizier:
The Prussians are bridging the Rhine, be-
tween Basic and Mulhouse, in close prox-
unity to the Swiss line, where l0,O0O troops
are collected.
Stockholm advices state that French
agents have been arrested for bribing the
press to excite French sympathy.
A Vienna. dispatch says that the Austrian
Germans have declared in favor of Prussia
in this war.
The North German Envoy at Rome has
visited Garibaldi, at Caprera.
A large number of siege guns have arrived
on the Prussian frontier.
The various ports in Nordernay anu
Barkum, have been opened.
The mitrailleuse balls explode,
1t is reported that the Russian Minister at
Florence has communicated to the Italian
government, a copy Of note inviting the
concurrence Of the great powers for the
consideration of the internal condition of
France, and what steps are necessary to
prevent anarchy.
All advices from the seat Of war show
that the Germanss.are seeking to surround
Bazaine, and to prevent reinforcements
reaching him.
A dispatch from Mezieres to-day, says the