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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09


The friends of the bill abolishing the franking
privilege, attempted to put it on its passage in
the Senate to-day but, after debate on its mer-
its, in which considerable opposition to it was de-
yeloped, it was obliged to give way to the special
order, and the Senate refused, by vote Of "a to
%, to take it up again, This is supposed to indi
cate the strength of the friends and enemies Of
the measure, and, of course, to ioreshadow its de-
feat. The Senate passed the bill authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury 10 withhold moneys
due to any State which may be in default Of pay
ment of the interest on any of its bonds held in
trust by the United States. The bill TO incorpo-
rate Homeopathic Society, amended so as to
prevent the exclusion of negroes, was passed.
In the House, General Socum read an adver
tsement from New York paper, Offering for
sale vacant cadetship in the United States Naval
Academy, and a resolution was unanimously a.
dopted authorizing the Committee on Military AT
fairs to inquire as 10 whether any member Of the
House has ever sold or offered to sell his influence
in the manner indicated In the course Of the
remarks which followed, Mr.. Woodward stated a
case whore there had come to his knowledge the
offer Of sale of West Point cadetship for So
500, and Mr.. Scofeld also had heard of a sale for
5000, the culprit being Pennsylvania Congress
man. The House passed the Senate bill appro-
priating $780, 900 10 relieve the negroes Of the
District of Columbia.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
belgium, Preparing for War.

The same correspondent telegraphs:
have It on the best authority from
Brus,el, that the whole OF the Belgium
army is moving to the frontiers of Hol-
land and of Dutch Luxembourg, 1t is sup
posed that the neutrality of both Of these
States is threatened by Prussia.
The Belgium Legislative Chamber has
voted an appropriation Of twenty millio ms
of francs to be expended IN tortifyi ng
Antwerp Immediately, and the Belgian ar
tillcry forces are experme nting with tho
newly invented mitraileurs. .F
Fortress Bombsrdcd and Captures
NEW YORK, August lG-l2 10 P.M--Thc
following has just been received here's
SAvEgSE, August l6.-The fortress OF
Morsal, small town little northeast OF
Nancy, has been captured by small body
of Bavar's troops, after short lombard
ment. sixty cannon, the armament of the
fortress, were surrendered to the Bavari-
ans.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
lIi'lH,LlC SCHOOLS.
DURLIC sCIlOOIAs. I
Examination OF Applicants for Teach.
ers' Certificates.
o'r9soscSs ,J,s, ,s.o


The first and third Saturdays in every month
Jlican's Tor teachers certificates. Hereafter an
Exam. atoms will be public and conducted by a
permanent, Boayd Of Exsnincrs consisting OF
three persous hTlnuNol ty the County Snporln.
,endent who al isaue no sr,idcaie except upon
their report. Toentitle the applicant To ceriIf-
ate oi the second grade arats ot seven on scale
,,uired by law to be taught, and for first grade
certificate rate of nine viii be required, Hours
from can. toh p.ipy q, Nonn,y Snpsrlntsndenl,s
street. ksysS bXN,iiiE, up stairs, Teachers and
school directors should take notice that no TEACHER
Is entitled to amy portion o. me common school
school who does not first exhibit certificate
either from the state or County superintendent,
L.P. BUTLER
lel,isw!m County Supt Of schools
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18

NEw YORK, Angus, lG.-Thc World /,
London special corrc,pondcn, telegraph'
that the position Of the French ia most crit
ieal, and i. i. doubted if they can cN-
tricstc themselves from their Dilemma
that the Prus,ian army is believed to be
one million strong and that the health Of
the Empress Eugcnic, rs wei! us that of
~, Ep,noror IL Ind
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
The MItraileuse.

Experiments with the nitraileuse at
Schochuryncss, indicate the instrument 1.
destructive in close quarters, but troops
pendent on i, may be annihilatcd by AR
,ilcry before the Mtrailcu,c can ne got
ftu rapre
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18

Used I'm.
Nsed Up.
ESSAY rOR Young MEN.

essay roR YorNG MEN.-rhe .neryaied
aud used ~, Who aS"lo-t their youthful energy
sm'd'i"r, nnl bodily ,iTor, Ia The pursuit ~ 20.
ciHl p'"t.urc. With words u cheer. and sanitary
nid TOT tb. seemingly hopeless. sent free, IN
sealed envelopes. address, Howard Association,
Bot T., Philadelphia, IA.
. fbAylJinwlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
The In psrishsbis re rfu nae

A-s rule the perfumes bp~ IN Use have NJ pct
inan"neJ An hour or to- af'f Their use there i.
nyirsie oi p'tiIuIe len. Hos different - Va. re-
snh seesss.i.ns a.. ~" ~ Murry aud iAnmsa'-
florida wai"r. by. sIter ~ Rpplcai on the
handkerchief e.talcs most 1eli gh''iIl, del cate
And agreeable fragrance. inuiIcoily
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
Fortress Bombsrdcd and Capture 4
PRUSSIA.
PRUSSIA.
Further Particulars OF the second
hnttle

BERLIN, August l5.-The following nd.
ditional particulars of the second battle
noar Metz were received late last night
Late ON the afternoon of Monday the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
tf You Want

Material to make dollar bottle ~ the best Hair
h..i"ra' y" ever used for restoring gray hair to
. orL !, a. -oior. send ~ cent. for package.
10 rot WANT
Sce Whit" Teeth, Healthy Gums, and u sweet
rrath .,gd tot our TURKISH DENTRlFICE,
prirr. - cents.
~ YOr Want
= .ur ru'r FOR Headache, Cd,srrh, Deafness, or
tus1itg ~ the ears. send TOT our SrERNUTA.
T"Rv. Price ~ cents.
c"iIt - Ufi"".
Address Joseph x. L:ehar, ISi MARKET street,
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
Popular Excitement In Il sris.

There is immense popular excitement IN
Paris, and great difficulty Is experienced
controlling 1t, population, who are i'm.
pressed with the belief that the govern.
ment il responsible for tho disastrous CO..
di,ion of affairs which is prevailing.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
Pru-sisn Triumph.

LoSpoN, Angus, l6.-The dispatches
from the Prussian government to the
Ambassador ART full of,riumph, and expres,
the creates, confidence In the carly result.
II th1 WIZ
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18

ubs.rss an1kzes4snn1.ssos The synpt IA Of
nISz az r. lAy A ''I comp 10 afr
t@ MHMH EinrtsinosI ruH rriu
.tiLH sssIEHN t,a the r''iu. some
CuNsNVuO mes j., ...u I- iu
nuasA ENTHUSIASTICALLY he shoulder, ant y
ml.iah'u an TI'siUHTI-uI. In, sfHW4HA 10 elect.
'dNiiu 'u-- 81 appetite and sIDkG'-s, towels IN
gone Hl rn.f.Er, sometimes lfcmHlil, with lax
Tho L-L- /. ---lLl-l L.fN pan, ,nd as.l, ltYyy
-HHs~A~dsas>so;fsSs <srn- '"n-Giiuu, rnusideTt'la
f.,E. a .rr ". Ti" st.Ey a.. oiI.
fUt " fnIr' W'f. Ur'uf .tu-
s.eEN s,stnHp,' t8Sts t,.l 40.
EEEtu bone r W.IN.nE wheel
s.sss1s..le.r-aiau NJ Jugh ipuft "hG'r ton"
hH, "HIu.U| ~ ~. Luu-r,. t..l. ., .pc iuw
DIiu, S"mriime-, souH Of iiu uI'tt -t mp.-
toms .,iruA 90. aisst-o ani 40 oiiIr 'imrs very
i,"v ~ th'mi Iui III" .'fcf .- generally iig pIyJu
lIus, InsolS~s. Cur" lhr l.ssor Nhh '.'.' "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
t."Wk 20 1our Children--The Great
Ganal,ia~ ~

NUUVUIuH WtUItUy.
vV- Cures Cole and Gfipingl ur,yr
Nut,,uun- the bowels, aud iaglII. : 80 ~ -
'stRty t,i.- ~" process Of ,,t-S-a
''" t".thMg. ''''i'
NM subIu., Commissions p.,,t.
wIIlT,rtyE,. and ovcfcenes ali die. m.
syut.p eases incident to Ia. =, -,
fants aud children 'S''''
Nina Cares bia- rh.s, Uyssn. ,p,ct,
uuir.1vp,. terry, anf ~ miner Com. 'n ~
.rpTp plant 10 children Of all 60.
.sor. "'S
it - tb. 1t-Rt infant. and Children. Soothing
k'm"Iy IA all disorder. btogshi on by teething.
-. any other cause.
Prepared by the Ora FToS MEDICINE CO.,
~. LOUIS, Mo.
sYid ~. ,.rssy.i. and dealer, IN medicine
''-Y hre .e27 lydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18

First and Seventh Prussian army corps
vigorously attacked the French forces un-
der the walls of Metz. A sanguinary
conflict ensucd. The French at length
were driven within the city, with loss of
1000 men,
Decentralization of the French.
On the same days grand Reconnaissance
udcr King William maintained itself
some hours within tho two lines Of tho
French dcfences without any effort on the
part ofthc French to di,lodgo it. This
fact shows the utter decentralization Of tho
French forces.
The Last Napoleon Fets.
BERLIN, August lG.--The North Ger
man Gazette yesterday urged general
celebration Of the last Napoleon fetc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
Decentralization of,he French.
The Last Napoleon Fets,
AUSTRIA.
MeAlnflAn.

VIENNA, August 15.--Baron Beust ha'
publicly denied any attempt on his part &c
mediate in the war between France. and
Prussia. ...,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18

ihf hLsf ~ ThL NpELD--dOcs not contain lead
h" N'lIoI roisons to ratnlyso The system or ro-
"u'c death. 1t h. pcnccuy haImlcs.-r., .abl"--
hstahta'sous. AVOID tho Wanted an dylu-iye
'""arhtion. Boosting virtues they donot possess.
y"u would escape the danger The genuine
'" botrh"lor's Hair Dye hw thirty year, rep-
"lation {" uphold IT. integrity spll by Dug
gusts Applied at IT, Bony street, u y.
nOy2tdAwy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
Special Notices.

N"re Collection -KowIand's Hec,ipts
"agn ART, De J,crics, etc., comprising ynIu.
'"o 'niof"riiou ior everybody. Sent by mail free
POSTAGE for 90 cent?.
Adif"s. H. Il. NORMANDY, sol Market street,
Louis, Mo. s.J-J.v.iy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18
Thcsr Two Receipts Alone are Worth
Noulrgls OF Dollars, ..i r.

These Two Receipts Alone are Worth
Nonjrgds OF Dollars, ..i T.
i'IETl.. The ,ncnao,t and ,bc-t modes pl
ma aIisilunnp ~ sh,ag CON pounds How 10
max .pirt ana SOFT sogp, luAs, sander, pants,
Nauis'''''' e. N rs aitf htluus puwdvr..
IsfLi.ts iios 9" clarity honey So ~ 20 sell
tor n"ri.k 'Wi'v tpe common -uIi, ..tI N.a ...
Ir'TrLLs TGS micst AMI best mode Of salt
ipH anu curing lhin- Hnd I'll knis utm,Ht,
~ IE,1.s ~" to ayS clothes p al shades
~ .iNts, tp'nah,s rseoipls loreurias barns.
sores er's! fo'oii- most L.tos, cancer ear ache,
te'aA s',+sq - sanp, siu, hnndr'.Is OF other
ihmi ''N''N'" methods, With nIll dirrpons,
~ ihni .nl one can usrthriA.
NJ AGSJy> li"w 70 tRko hpn sstains, link STAN.
non In't ,a'a, and pant STAINS nom c!otIss aud
snk draav, -rHt'i - '.'t '' "
Ia Hills How To coGa,Jsc, FIRST upon trees
N'unu' ~ 'lr,fag . .lufU'i he 90 ~ YAi |
ITrrLrs HoS To tan Fu,s, either wiih or
!. ihHu. 'hg hair ofSobi ou,phd how ~ initiate
I tlutrui superior grades. .... f.. tsll .
y SIr TEtiS lioHI9 Iaake iher urling huid for
Y kms '"' lar sr9W, ~ Vc@Hfsl Having pns'
'ayrr TEiLS lirw ,ore.i l,tuv 50 "a, az Nuke,
ihchSnS tsf IN ~ az toand.; ', 80 ff'+"H'i pa
I sis.h SSFsgrtsfdi Jvi."' " N.l's'
acknowledgements Of 'sat and sai,s.his articles 1's,
ah lsfssi Aiisiie mud many others easily unite,
MI mai 3AasRdtH!tlt| ,ss1r'.. H. ts'SSso''''
II isrvAiukbis 20 Every Osse lie sure
'oh .,J Cd q and&et ~. tiA-'2 t.H'r ri
! - t-scnl 10y na;l. free of postage, for oNEsol-
Ne As,sls faU he p.sushers.' ',i' ''' '.'
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18

Ih"ui HnpGss,r Ini'li. uo,l ~ gcnicrir -ot''
IA p Co.! y.iliP,!I't,p ,4yvi, .H.'i a,r ho" ig
80 'u W'N"ir 9'fN N.ftrN COLOR g. Hhtv and
.iT,.HS tlV,riy, set ulr hVst nau.uT a.. mix IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

NERVOUS HEADACHE, LIVER COM
~ PLANT. &c, Sc--11r BRAIN BNsG fik MOST phi
GATH and SENSITIVE OF Ali orr ORGANS, ~ NbbsSN'
EILY MORE on LESS AFFECTED By ALL oug Bo"h' ~
NENrS HEADACHE rs OFTEN THE FIRST S'N''on v
SrRlOyS DISEASE ~ TIN NERVOUS SYSTEM 70
Ep THERE Is ALWAYS TROUBLE At lis so no% ,s
PERiCRANirs ASp IT MAY BIZ HERE ~ ,,,, va
THE NERVOUS FIBRE rERvApEs rls hN''ns ps'rro
,,,T,,o,,, ,,,,s SERVES SUFFERING slMPATHEIlCALbi
,,,,n 80, .,xr or EVERY TIPR AFFECTS THE BRAIN
Sn,,T1,vrs TIig EFFECT sTrPoR coSfusoN OF IDEAS
nyPoCHoSpRIAsIs SOMETIMES PttSslENr ON rhhup -.
80 vr.nICuH ~ ANY CASE TIIB BEST REMEDY THAT
80 pr TAKEN is PLANTATION BlrTRRS IN HEADACHE
ppoCEgpiSG PROM INDIGESTION OR BILlousNkSs OR Dolf
TuR sToN1CnlC AND ANTI BILIOUS PROPERTIES OF TIE
PREPARATION WILL SOON RELIEVE TBE TORTURE, by Hb-
MOVING TIE CAUSE II THE COMPLAINT IL PURELY MEX
vorSly OTHER WORDS IP 1T HAS ORIGINATED IN THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM AND Is NOT THE RESULT OF siAPh'
THY. THE mrrFRs WILL RE EQUALLY kfpIcACioCS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.

THE BEECHERS OF TO-DAY !" Who and
what they are; with portraits of Henry Ward
Beecher, Catherine T., Mrs. Stowe, Edward
Charles, aud Thomas X. Beecher, given in
Jan. No. PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL, New
Vol, So year. Newsmen have it. The same
number also contains
CHEMISTRY, Its History, Progress, and In
portance; by Prof. Joy lof Columbia College.
Also, H. b. CLAFLlN, the Merchant His
Portrait, Biography, and Character; with an
account of his life and success. And DREAM
LAND some very interesting experiences IN
Psychology. Do the living communicate with
the departed1 A question for Scientific inves-
tigation. Also, TIE IMAGINATION. Its nses
in scientific thought and study. And PHYSI-
CAL EDUCATION, with illustrations Cause
and Cure of Dyspepsia; Siberian Voracity
Effects of Grief Influence OF the Brain; The
Source of Crime RefOImatOry Measures, etc;
and FLORIDA, as Winter Home; Climate,
Fruits, etc. Woman's Sphere and Influence.
Shall Woman Votef The Human Heart. De-
cision; good thing for Boys. Also, THE
M0RM0NS, Ethnologically considered Who
and what they are The American Element
The English Mormon The ScOtchman; The
WI Ivy SdHiy Iuc
mon Faith The Elders. And CURRENT
T0PICS-EducatiOn Mechanicism Free La
Dor The Tariff vs. Free Trade Onr Mineral
Resources. And WHAT CAN WOMAN DO9
Pursuits to which she is best adapted The
Study of Man; Temperance VS.. Goodness
Leigh Hunt as an Essayist; What Shall DoF
Adventures of -COmbatant A Sketch of
the Late War. THE CONDOR; with engIav-
ing; its habits aud peculiarities Poetical
proverbs. MENTORIAL-May / Marry My
Cousin Badness Near-Sightedness Weak
ening of the Brain AstrolOgy; Use and Value
of the Hair; Female Suffrage in Wyoming
THE SCIENCE OF MAN, in outline, with "A
All this and much more in the
JANUARY NUMBER of the PHRENOLOGI-
CAL JOURNAL SOC. New vol, So year
ten copies, $50. Newsmen have it, Address
S. r. WELLS, 3S9 Broadway, NY.
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rrnnlNFNr ARRTvALs.

Alhemarle Hotel-SefOr Roberts, the Spanish
utnter aud wife the Hon W. H. Bishop Of Connecticut
>: ~ tt,.,no ~ : Fifth Avenue Hotcl-Senator
SAWYER az south Carolina; senator Osborn OF Floful;
Gen y. p. Banks o Massachusetts me non LTWls b;
t.unelc o Ohio Commodore Siembe L. = y; Nathaniei
paige OF Washington. and Josiah Bacon of Bosion.---
Rr.voort U0uSe-.fudgP Josiah G.. Abbott oi Boston.
- Astor House-The Hon. John Is. Alley Of Massachn-
.eft. and william Schley oi Baltimore ~. Denls
Hotel-Te Rev. W. burton AeXanGeroi Ed,nburgn; az
Cant John Goldman of Boston. Hoffman Iiohse- 49,
Randolph Of NewJeTSey; Col j. = Crosby, u . Al
Msrsh of Yae College. aud John NJ Ghdden on % colo.
ST Nicholas Hutfl--The Hon. j. Il. Chance ol &
rn.l. CONGRESSMAN POmeroy, Of Auburn y IL, Go
J. HAYDEN. l.. = A. aud Gen. W G. Lewis o. i E ~ M,n
lima Everett House The Rev Dr. baI.' 49, w. a.,
treal - Clarendon HOte-Baron Won pc be'""'' II
Germany. - metropolitan H9te! nrd of Cincinnati
and r " Brooks of Washington. II JH,"oe '''''
The Hon. ;. sanford, NJ. C.. Amsterdam y: l.
DEPARTURES. 49, -,
Speaker Blaine Of the House OF e % ,h
the Hon John Lynch were IN the cl'y ~" re- r
,nrns Ia Albany tins morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.

securing BY combination either OF the three great essentials 81 life
viz: capital family purposes" provision for old
sge sgacy ones family Some of the other advantages Of
fered by the Company
rt Its security Company have 81 $50 assets for 900
liabilities
Second 10 asst processes be- real Mutual Economical Con"
psuy established and conducted puose and solely for the entire bene
o. the scrutiny into iu expenses and investments
viii prove; consequently,
AFFORD hsrg rates than other mutual com
pAb insured The advantages jus, due iheu
Fourth: Premiums only forfeited but pdnp policy with
dividends issued after TIE first paymertii required.
Fifth: Cash dividends applied the second and ali subsequent
annual psymentA
travelling ate officers Of the srmt
usvy OF merchant marine, or the lives OF women
Seventh The ocers Of this Company Of ma
topsl reputation integrity and sbi The security Of the Com
PAW i undoubted, a. above shown.
Business Of other life nrsnce oompsuies and some Of
the most prominent men Country given this COmp,n, the
preference whom found s OF those Insured
Liberal Arrangements made with good parties TO
VT. 0KIR. Msuag-r for Nes.iork, l51 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

A CoLp SLENs SMALL AFFAIR. - MOsT
'IortS N'oiE'rr. WHo WINDS II lsT Com TO
Co>rsPToS $50 IBrN 'oitovs Dpl1s TAKE
Corr - rsr rHsN iEsT Ia. D. JAMES E1rHcrOKANr
vE KNOWN 'rs>r.D NsxsO Corens Colps Cossuxp
AsTnEb BEoscHr,' PrtxoS.R, COMPLAINT, AND
Colo Di,fFr.s vtiL a. AL .rru,n.xos o.,
SssCss stIpnf 81; DbtCsv-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

=. f'R>.-biqte. the weli-known Farrier. j,
~eitS ca g..' ss-''s> Ere-i~ty bI-4- Tn Fst,syL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

Tn AE.sf gA-Ty AID GRACEFUL HOLIDAY HAT
~shsi.si -be 2. JsyT.scsSIS o. 80
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HOME NEWS.
TBE WEATHER

TbF WFtIIhN
b.xyop- nsur Tt,r Rsv. Vino h"s' . asT 49,,
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II. y. sorsRsf, o Fult0u-s. York. Is
a. i<@ iy S.s WAGON. '1zas., sbss. Jtss
-. 80 sJsSl 20 sisS.~sEE Dissssnas .y.cIu
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I j. SAID ~ souE that Trade e. mo

II j. SAID ~ SoHE that Trade Is moving
touI VIII i - i7'.y tsaa-lrl eaersr .oa. e.,,,
sfg,b.s. obes. Fos it,te. TIM HAT
the corts7bss VI, assertion
s.'Hps ,.t us of.Vt' - who dsly nropy tb.
sss INor rg an a Brsasvs' 500 Paloas On.
rsF ''t kSog srss 30: o1y lsw 20 u's bs,eh. bal
49, " sstJ D.. .iso Bsaos ts
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& 20 10 MCFARLAND" BOOKSTORE. No.
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s'~a Ir.sss sse Sesssh s.,ss-sss
n Nv. YORK TCN0R DISPEXSAKY.
B.s4 Tb.irAst e0fssr Fon1hs.s
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$780, C,nesr q ed s1szss sJH Abs Coz SIK Ill
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The hest Holiday Gif:.
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WIIfHAN's JrJBE

4o'-f. 30 b g. sesp tbs ;t-Os most 81 'os c@sr
eisisti rr' sHaf b5r's , ws,rpAS soS.
- h'ssr-s Fs i.i1 Irf as1 81 Gudr1fs ptsrmsef
49, BE ,'tr-. Ga.ss' rrf CO. Pm Ts,Sp
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] O0TUBRIsHES
% I>s ks,.s fs,sts feittsJ pee.
U,HaS 4 Co. Aston House PhaTDacy
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DEBT OF ALABAMA.
NETWORK AND BOSTON
AIR LINE ROAD.

ne fOUO-ivg d,u,m III IP',o be pcos ofhe efsi
fernbI Ibs Nav iol ADD Boston THROUGH Llkks.
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DIRECTORS:
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BsBk Republic. WM WlLhRNs, sro ". Wilkens
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CHAs. G. ROCkW GOD, Cashier Montclalr Il r., Nj
Newark Banking Co. CHAS. j. STARR Merchant
Hoa. GtO OPDikE Mayor OF WILLIAM ALLEN Merchant
New.Y"ri GEo. W; CUfLER, Banker Pal
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WALTON II. PECKllAM, President.
WILLIAM T. HO0kER. Nice-President.
LrCIu- McADAM. Hecteiar, and Actuary.
4. H. CLENCH, Assistant Secretary.
ID. \. NACFARLAN, ,Ianaser OF Agencies.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30
A New Book.

cAuP. FIELD AND Prison. BY W. A. Wash.
Contain c. $ A. iiS2 pagcsl. Published
nv the Southwestern Publishing Company Of
st. Louis.
The author is Kentuckian. He
graduated at the Kentucky Military In
stitute in 1861, and went into the South
ern army. figured in East Tennessee,
was captured and sent to Johnsons
Island. where he languished several
months Az the close of the war be was
captured BY the unionists OF East Ten
nessee and lodged in Jail at Jonesboro,
where a portion Of the book was written.
He las waited long enough to overcome
hi. prejudices, as most good Confederate
soldiers have done, and has rewritten
his diary. kept during the war. Il is
full Of interest. and will be read with
Measure By the survivors Of both sides
If the question. His style is unaffected
always. but often graphic and amusing.
II carries one back to days Of camp life,
and bridges over many Of the most I'M
plcsssnt recollections. Such books are
rare. but we hope that many more of a
similar character viii appear before the
present generation passes away. Mr.
George Winchester, jr., at 22I Second
street, Is agent Tor this city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30
DISEASES OF THE moon.

I" The life of the flesh is in the Blood" is a
Scriptural maxim that science proves to be
true. The people talk of bad blood, as the
cause Of many diseases, and like many popu-
lar opinions this Of bad blood is founded in
truth. lalrifeN anoM a.f lsf ht
The symptoms of bad blood are usually quite
plain--bad Digestion--causes imperfect nutri-
ton. and consequently the circulation is fee
BILE, the soft tissues lose their tone and elastic
ity, and the tongue becomes pale, broad, and
frequently covered with a pasty. white coat.
This condition soon shows itself in ronohness of
the skin, then in ERuprfvE and LUCRATIVE
diseases, and when long continued, results in
serious lesicns of the Brain, Liver. Lungs, or
urinary apparatus. Much, very much. suffer-
ing is caused by impure blood. It'll estimated
by some that one-ffth Of the human family
are effected with scrofula in some form.
When the Blood is pure. you are not so liza
BILE to any disease. Many impurities of the
Blood arise from impure diseases Of large
cities. Eradicate every impurity from the
fountain of life, and good spirits, fair skin
and vital strength will return to you.