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CHANcERY SALE

REAL DSTATD-
No. qI2L, o. RE. C., Kirk ct 81 VS.. J. R Far
RusOu 81 a.. and
E81, O. RI. 3. krkand eb a. vs. j. n
Ferguson ct al AMI
No. IZI. Ri. e. bradley st al vs.. j. x FER
guson ct eL-FiIsLC uanCsry Court OF Shelby
cOuuty-
my virtue o. an intsrlocutOry decree .o5
ID sale entered in the Shove consolldaLe1
causes, December Il, is70s I 81 HsIf e plo-
lie auction, to the highest &ldefr ~
tina CIark AID Masters office. Ereeu4aW
Block, Second street, in The city 0t AenPHA
Tennessee, on.
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Nrw YoRK, February %, 1910 AM
Cotton quiet. Quotations - Ordinary,
l27sc; Good Ordinary, 1910; Low Mid
ding, 1850; Uplands, l5Zc; Good, l6lsci
Mobile. l5lzc; Orleans, l551c.
1850 am Cotton market dull; 10 de-
mand for low grades. Contracts Tor Feb
ruarv, "A 7-I6c; March, l45zg April, i45sci
Nay, I4Ec; June, los. Sales, yesterday
u,o75 bales; receipts, l7,255 bsles; receipts
here. 1000 bales.
1880 p.m.-CottOn quiet. Quotations
Ordinary, l2sc; Good Ordinary, l3kc'
Low Middliug, 1850; hollands, l5Ac.
Good, I6lzc: Mobile. l5Ee; Orleans, 1910
Z.U5 p.m.-Cott0n closed quiet snd un.
changed. Sales for export, l402 bales
spinning, $50 bslesi speculation, AZ bales
contracts. 1900 bales.
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ELECTl0N NOTICE.

ny virtue OF an order OF the Houorabls
10 County Coursof Shelby COuntg, tn Quar-
wiiopeu ana hold an Election, at al The illegal
voting places ia said COuntyt
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RAILROADS
TIMETABLES.

HENPH1s AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Until further orders, trains VIII run daHy
Sunday ezcspteu) as follows:
AREIvES: LEAVES
.HopeheId------.B.S0 pm. 100 an
ETlQElEE A- Aa't Pan
Freight train win leave HOpeheld Mondays
wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 am.
Arrive al HopeheId Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at4 pm.
F-srrvboat will leave the WhaTfbOat, loot o.
Union street, daily al 6I5 AIN.
No through tickets viii be sold after Tan
uary SO, 1911. 3. Do WILLIAMS, Oeul SupL.
b. p. RoBsOS, Asst Sup't,
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STATEMENT
OF TIE
FINANCIAL CONDITION
SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
FEBRUARY J. 1871.
Gen. Marcus ]. Wright,

Gen. Marcus ]. Wright,
Sheriff ofshelbv County, Tenn
SIR In accordance with an order Of the
Quarterly County Court, made at It's January,
1871. Terra. i have the honor TO submit the fol-
loving statement for publication. with notice
OF election for the ratification Of "a suJserip-
ton OF Five Hundred Thousand Dollars esq.,
O5U made by said Court % the selma. Marion
and Memphis Railroad Company;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27

Few Orleans and other Southern
cities.
In local securities, scrips and stocks
there Is nothing Of interest to men
ton. Buying and selling rates are
fbe same as reported yesterday.
Gold was purchased at 1lOt9llO3l
and sold by dealers at 1ll4.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN NEw YORK.
NEW YORK, February Is, l0:25 am
Government securitiss-FractiOn better
with medium demands. Sterling steady
at 1925. Gold carrying at ~ per cent.
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ThnrsdsH- - l6. III,

within legal hours. the following cascfi5eu
u-oua-tv. tO-wlL trlct OF land situated p
Fqvette county, Tenn: Beginnings So a staAe
in die center OtIhe Macon AID Oakland roa-
heinz the southwest coIue. of b LoEW01c
tracf and the cornar OF me Js7
C1aavsz tract. and known as he Sasser ira s.
thence east ESia pO.es o % stake l-l coELsL
In George smiths west boundary Al7-
rTeuTe north with his line. passing the
ngrsle4st corner OF 9 e LOgWood tEa 7
al ous humid cd and hrIy-lWo t3-
DoTez-fn All. 3Gj pUlE5-t0 the 30 E= N .l
-auta- OF p hollow pine which ncrt4 f9
w-st. 1T the distance or 5z links sLalos 2
sraT. black -um marked as pointers lLelEr
1851 poles O. So Ike In the center or Lne 1A@
con and gaElaud RODS thence south Win
s0fd rosd 90 the beginning. containing 5o
Hard-b.us wiz be circulated before the day
Trrvs OF SALE On a cr=dt. Of nl~e IS.
and WE'VE lE.m mont s; bonds wi approves
security required, beE ing interest nom "a @
d lien To De retained until All The purcLsss
money is paid
EDMUND A COLE CLERK and Master.
49, q Boston ArTnrraWa- NH4N
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TRUSTEES SALES.
Trustees SALE

DT VirJus o. a Deed m Trust eLecuto 81 ne
ID on the 18th Of November, Esr 1l We
Gather. and recorded In the REGISTER e
OF Shelby e0uuty, I5nuesee, in BOOK ~ b
pages EI. etc. and i0r the DlrpCse or cry
ing cut tEs trusts therein specified. j WIZ On
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IN addition TO the above amount OF llorltrl-
ness, there were t301.luu Memphis and ohio
Railroad bonds, issued. due and payable AS -ll-
lows
At q per cent. interest, issued April
T. 1854. one hundred and twenty
bonds for one thousand dOLllEa
each due and payable thirty years
rom uaL5 - r.e1 U
Issued April J.. 1855. one hundred and
five bonds for one thousand doll
lars each. due and payable thirty
years from date ----------------------- lll.l-Dlu
Issued April 4, ls56. seventy five
bonds for one Thousand dollars
each, due and payable thirty years
from 10000
And of the three hundred MIslssiD-
ui River Railroad bonds issued,
due and payable as follows, at six
per cent interest, there are
Due January /, s72--.-- ID,EoD
Due January Z, S73.----.---.---,- JgHluW
Due January d s7f.--.--.-..-.- 50GJu 90
Due January J. 57j--.-.------.-.----- 1g,ooJ lu
$4,000 90
Taxes for the year 1870 due and unpaid Feb
ruary q. 1871, sI7U,67f 81, as per state usnl OF
VIM. Mclean, tax collector
For general so ~
For Interest Vi. & d.. r. u. coupons Eb1. 1J
For Hlss.R-R r. bonds and coupons 1901 y
For $50 %
For Bartlett CourJhuuse-------.---- I ,s4a 81
sr70-63 81
Ea+- arrr-z uUrrr " FHr.-r-
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AN
By amount Of warrants, cash and
Memphis and ohio Eailr0&d c0u-
p1us collected aud paid 60 County
Trustee exclusive Of his commits
siJusI since April 1870, To tebru-
rT J..
Hy amount Mississippi River kali
road bond and coupon tax collect
ca by VIM McLeaEr state and
County Tax Collector, TO February
j. lnl OF
By amount Mississippi River Rail-
road bond and coupon tax collect
ed by FrauE Taft, First Cir. Cou
Clerk. 20 February I, Is l---
BY amount Of cash and warrants In
the hands OF j Harvey MatneS,
tax collector on privileges, Febru-
AIRY /.
by amount i'm the hands OF James
Reilly, County court Clerk, rC1-
ruary ],
s8z
Amount due to balance 81
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CFRagERY SAILS OF REAL ES-
TATE,

30. rs, n. E-FIsl Charce-y Court Or 79sloy
c-1r.v-F- T.. G0odhue vs.. j.. ", Wright Ct
al. So
10y virtue of an fu~terlocutOry decree Tor
IS Gale entered ia The above cause February
- ISL E-TT sell st pabIic auction % the
arrlas- bidder. I'm 1r0ul Of the Clsfk ana
Marfer5e ONCE. GresuIsW Block, second street,
~ 80 city of Memphis, Tenn, Oh
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ll.h, 1871

No x=Lru the Second Claucery Court %
shelby county, T-eul--Samuel Coney vs..
TuoUa- Shoulders e. q T.
IN virtue 70 an or ot sale Eele -u us
q cause. win sell pubic aCcti u TO tEe
highest Lidde or the prel-1esl near 5aelny
Depot, en-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27

No. SSH the Second ChanCerT Court &c
SHELBY county, Tenn IL. HuEss U.s. j u .
Iafbetter. u. =. CaldWel and wife, d.
CaIdweu and Henry Williamson lll -
ME W~IIIiaueon n others.
TTappearing 1rOm audaE1t MED mlals
tbaf the defendants, h s. caldwell a-.
wfse- NJ Il. Caldwell. EaDrT M~LllaUsou a.
Winnie WILLIAMSON, are Eon-ras11zlH oLl
state OF Eenuessees
1t IS therefore ordered Lualllay Ma1
aDuaarauee herein, at the c0urr-Iul-9 q --a
se6ond Chaneery Court tuthe city or A5
uhfs. Tennessee. on GA before 4
W0rdav ln March, bzlt and
zwer on demur TO complaluaCtd @
ne same VIII be taken for cQn-a
them. and set for hearing eEpAElel
cow or this order be p~u1lsle-
IN f9ur successive weeks In the --
APPEAL
49H TSrFWART. CLERK and Master
u nixon. o for CompiaLuane -
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1870 n

LIVERPOOL, February p, HIS am
Cotton market opened dull and IN
changed MidGling Uplauds, Z u-l6d;
Orleans, I'D; estimated sales, 10000
bales.
5 p.m.-Cotton dull and unchanged.
sales. IgDOO bales. of which 200O were for
export and speculation. Shipments from
Bombay since last report TO date, $4,000
bales; stock afost, 444, OCO bales; Ameri-
can, $4,000 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27

To amountdu april J. 1870 as per
statement of John League, ESQ.,
ex-Couutv court Clerk, which was
based upon a report Of the Presl-
made August. is64----S73.0s J Is
To amount appropriated by quar-
~ 10 February /, VI l02,5g0 So
To warrants iasued byH9u-
II y BIeckley, Chairman II FL
nancial Agent. AS per his state
meat in payment Of Terrified bills
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NEW YORK WEEKLY STATEMENT


NEW ORLEANS February 25, 1850 am
The cotton market is steady, with fair
demand; Middlings, l4@gl42sci sales
1900 bales.
2:30p m.-The cotton market Is steady
with fair demand. Middling, l4@gl45sc.
I Sales qi51 bales.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
DEPARTURES
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

IN ODL-
Great F=pub.C, Jennie 5alc"lh.
q NJ tnasy. silver Moon.
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NEW YORK, February p, 2:25 pm
Government securiues-a fraction better,
with medium demands. Sterling steady
a. 1885. Gold carrying al 2 per cent.
Money easy at + per cent. Tennessee
bOnds-Old, 64k; n6ws64H.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. E2-n L5 49,
5rzibv county, Eauulo1u g. Gay llla
~ MI WaidroE co a.
VT apuearing rom the sharl1H r5tl-
ms cause that p0u inquiry az the @
place Of abode ot defendant Geo.
= - not 10 be found so asto be- serve
urOcess OF subpoena and said
foformed bg his sister, Jula "a
that he was IN the state or
vond The limits Of TENNESSEE -
ID Ia therefore ordered, 4l4-
z. Bvrus make his appe
at the cours-lOusa IN t
T-~~arraa on or Dr-aL- @
,r--=eV RI March, hl and
aIsv-a- Cr dsmur To- complainant
-1T is taken Tor coute
W hearing eEp6r1a- ana l
-c-r 81 ma order be pu1ls4sa Ql-
10y y --eesgfvs weeks iu me -eAp
FuAE.
Py1TsDA. COLE CaEk AID 4a a
By r. .BaeA -
WHsoa 8 Beard sos
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State of tennessee I, JAMES REILLY. CLERK
Shelby County J0fthe Jouuty court otLne
said County, do certify thar the above and
foregoing is a true and correct statement OF lne
Guaucial condition of shelby county "a APP
pears from the records in my Office and from
statements received from the Financial Agent
County Trustee First Circuit Court Clerk, Tax
collector. and Tax Collector on Privileges
- Witness my hand and seal of Office az
--. Office In Memphis. this 18th day OF
February, A. D.Is7l
~ JAME5 REILLY
County Court Clerk.
State Of Tennessee, We, undersigned 0ti-
Shelby COunty. Jeers OF shelby Ouuty to
whom reference Is made in the above certtu-
cate of County Court clerk, do hereby certify
that the above 50 far as ll apper-
tains 20 receipts and disbursements made by
us, respectively. is true ana correct
Witness our hands at Office thls---Gay Of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1871.
T.. c. BLECELEY,
FIHauci 81 Agent.
A. WGODWA Arr
County Trustee.
FRANK TAFT.
First Circuit Court Clerk
VIM. McLEAN,
Per VIM. II. Miller, Dep1 Tax Collector.
]. HARVEY MATHES.
fal4 Tax Col. on P ivileges-
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cHANCeRY SALE

HEA az
No gI7. RI. Taylor w. IT shaw
Ct ux.-FLrsl ChsLczry Court or 5nel1s
C0UutT.
NY virtue OF an LuIsrl1cluory decree ll
= sale entered in the above cause jan
uarv 8. L7l. 4 VIII sell oil public accLoA
- rra nf-hHeE bidder. uE THE
bztWeeu OlE.and and Macon, In ksyslte
rrrufv Te-u-.aea. on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27

During legal hours, al the present res--z-3
Or said ". D. Gather, sell for cash. 90
olterys the real estate conveyed In SAID L-- 3
Of land in shelby uut tennessee al-llH
ing b a on which the sElt ". 0a-sl-
resided on Lth OF Der. 1851 rr-H
running thence vest % the eastern 1Cur
lire Of tine land owned b. d. HltEer
on November d. 1867 thence north with
one hundred D1-es thence east r1 .lH
western boundary line lt che lana L-r 1rlEH
msutfoued- thence alCll along said ..E Cd
the begiuntuE-c0uta By esrUll
one hundred and twenty aeraa- more or -ass
Title believed % be good.
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CDLlDN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, February p, ISL.
stock. September 1, $50. ALSO
Reed since last statement 1874
Received previously. 3SLI75-Ss5, 149
$50, 429
Shipped since last STINT. 1877
shipped prsyiOusly.,.-.- G47,25l-Sl9,S2s
stock at noon this day. 4l,4O7
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston r. R.. Az
Mississippi and Tennessee r. R.. 55s
Memphis aud Ohio RsilrOsd-..--...-. 575
Memphis aud Little Rock r.. Il. 10
Steamers ...--.s.-..---..-s- .,s.-.--.---..s-- o1A
EstimG-6d per wagons. ..,.........-...-- 70
Exports.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. 953
Memphis and Ohio RsilrOad -. 655
steamers. us
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-28

Hclmbold's Extract Buchu is diureiic and blosi
purifying, and cures all diseases arising frsu
habits Of dissipation, and excesses and impru.
denees in life, impurities CT the blood, etc 50.
perseding eoraiba in affections for which /, !,
used, and syphilitie saections--in these diseases
used in connection with Helmbold's Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies. the TX.
tract Buehu is unequaled by any other remedy
--as In chOrosis or retention. IRE suarity, rniu.
fnlness or suppression Of customary excavations,
liberated or schirrus state of the uterus l,ucor-
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incident to the sex. whether ari ing from rdis.
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extensively by the most eminent physicians and
midwives for snfeebled aud delicate constituticns,
of both sexes aud all ages (attended with any Of
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Exoe!lent and Well-Timod,


1tTgivcs us great pleasure to find
tho following language in The columns
of ono Of the leading Mohgrcl journals
Of New England. 1t shows thatihere
are some thinking minds leit'in the
ranks Of the leaders ofllIat party, and
that the sober second thought is doing
its work. The Journal which, in the
past, has labored hard to bring all the
political and social horrors upon the
South it now seems to deprecale. is
the Boston Advertiser, The comments
which it makes seem to Indicate that
it has at last some compuncdons OF
conscience; and when it SAYS 'the
country is sick of this outrageous
treatment of the South il could well
add, TALL Christcndom will despisc the
dominant party for the foul wrong. &"
The AdCertiSer thus declares: "The
South must be reconstructed, ifat all.
by its natural leaders-the men of
brains, character and influence
of whom, of course, were in the late
war. This is sound policy. This
opinion is held by hundreds of I'M
prcjudiced people--old army officers
and citizens-who have lived and
owned plantations in the South, or
haze travelled there. The present
state of things is very bad. We have
been trying to create an unnatural
state of affairs, and the result is fail
ure, so long as the only intelligent
men are DISTINGUISHED, and the igno
rant and vicious are permitted TO con
troll matters. All agree that the hos
tility is not felt toward the National
Government but toward certain OBJ
noXious black and white people.
Now, it is certainly too much to ex-
pcct very active public sentiment
against the Ku KluX, nothing better
is promised than the grotesquo ira
vestics Of governments which we have
seen in many Of these States. Let us
try a new remedy, and give brains,
aud character, and decency a chance.
First of all, let us stop this wretched
congressional fuoing with great com
mnnitics as if they were babies or
idiots. BY attempting TO subject
whole States to the control of igio.
rant blacks and whites, who are both
ignorant and vicious, we invite the
very outragos of which we complain
The country is sick of the whole
thing"
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Gloihino.l
How TO Save Money

THE times are hard you'd like to know
i How you may save your dollars;
The way to do II will show, .a t.H.
Ifyou will read what follows.
man wholired not far from here,
Who worked hard at his trade
But had household to support
That sqpandered all hc made. ......,-,.-
I met him once. Says he, "My friend, Z
look thread bear and rough
I've tried to got my self suit,
But can't save'up enough" H
Says I, my friend, how much have your
III tell you where 10 go
To get a suit tbat's sound and cheap;
To REIZENSTEIN& q Co.
lie took what little he had saved,
And went to Reizensiein a Brothers,
And there he got handsome suit, n
For half he paid to others.
Now he is home, be looks so well,
And their effect is such,
That when they take their daily moal,
They don't eat half as much.
And now he finds on Saturday night,
With all their wants supplied,
That he has money left to spend,
And some to lay aside.
His good success, with cheerful smile,
He gladly tolls to all,
If you'd save money, 60 and buy
Your clothes at
REIZENsTEIN's CLOTHING HALL
Where the cheapest. Gnest and best Clothing
and good Furnishing Goods can be had to suit
every taste aud in every style aprll,7O
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-28

N0riCE.-Ilssing purchased The interest Of
~ J. A. Blattenbcrger, Esq., In the business
heretofore carried on under the firm name Of J. A.
Bla,tenberger Co.. the same will be conducted
hereafter under the name Of Moshaunon Land and
Lumber Company, (storc.)
ii. ". sHILLlNGFoRD, JOHN LAwsHE,
my25n President General sunt
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strength to u mate, thereby removing Obstruc.
tions, Preventing aud Curing strictures Of toe
urethra, Allaying Pain and Inflammation, 50
frequent in this class of diseases, and exp,llirg
all Poisonous matter
Thousands VIII o have been the victims Of in.
competent persons, and who have paid heavy
ices TO be cured In a short time, have found ihey
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Use Helmbod's Extract Buchu for all AGee-
uontand Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, vheth-
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-28

In TRoUBLE.-1he committee ap.
pointed by Congress to gather up
sufficient Ku Klux outugcs during
the interim, to operate upon the Pres.
idential cunvnss, arc in rather de.
moraliZed state The witnesses caI
ed, ia the interest of tho Republican
party, have refused TO swear as was
desired and anticipated, aud there is
some apprehension expressed that the
wh"le thing will be u failure. The
o"mm'Ss'on is recommended to go in
\ person through the Southern States
hnd see Tor themselves; hut Others
ralm u That course is adopted the
only thieves and sculawars tbat viii
be disc0veredare Nurthern Garnet hn,,
gers. "Thc same, aud which Greeley
rosd TO explain the other night in
New York. Can't you stir up some
thing else, gentlemen, that the dance
may 80 ouy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-28

. = ~ " ~ - ~ ! w N !, p
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, rrovf Spirits
aud Refuse Liqrurs eootorvd, spieod and sweet.
cncd 70 please the taste, called Tonios %" Arpctlz.
ors," RestorcrE," &C, thrt lead Tie tppor en- 10
drunkenness and rui., bu' arc true Medicine mace
from the Neilve Roots and Iierhsof Canfcrnla free
from all Alcoholic stimuiants. They arc the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIEa and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Renoyator and
lnvisorator CT tho syttIn carrying ea all pc!seaezs
matter aad restoring tie blood to healthy CONDITION
No person t-Le these Diiers according to dlree.
tion aud remain long uawcll.
s1CO while rvcu foran incurahIe case rr, yidcd
the bones arc ret destroyed by mineral poison or
other meas, al tic Vial organs wasted bcyord Tie
point ofrcuer.
Far fnnumr,,,tory aud Chronic Phcumn.
tim mud Cout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestiou,
Bilious, Hcniiicut aud Intermittent Foycis
Diseases OF the blood, Liver, Kicncys, and
bladder, thoso Bittors Lave been most succcss.
fnl. such Discnscs ero caused ty yiintcd
BLOOD. which Is gcncrally Produced by derGngcmcnt
ofthe Digestive Oreunr.
DNsPLPsIA OR INDIGESTION, rend
ache Pain IA the shoIiders Coughs Tghtlces Of tho
Cheat, Dizziness, Sour Eruo;atlous Of the Stomach
BAD taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks ralp.taticn
OF the Eesrt' Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain In the
regions Of - Eidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms, arc the ofsTringsof Of Dyspepsia.
tn nyigoratc the Stomach nad stimulate the tor
pidlvor and bowels, which rcndcrthem ofunequallcd
efficacy In cleansing the Hood Of all impurities, and
imparting new life and vlgor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptlons, letter, Salt
Ehedm, Dlotehos, spots finpos Tustulos Doiss, Car
brncles, Ring Worms, scaldIIoad Gore Eyes rryrip-
elias, Itch, scurs Discoloratiors Of the skin Humors
and Diseases of the bkn Of whatever name or nature
arc literally dug Up and carried out Of the system IN
short time ~ the Of these D!t;ers One bottle IA
such cases will convince The most inoredulous "a Their
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-28
How to Avoid Ku Klux 0utrages

The Augusta Chroaiale says trhe
New York Times, Philadelphia Press,
and one or two Rcd mouth, Free.
speech, Radical organs Of lesser note,
have become greatly alarmed and cry
out Justify because Of ex President
Davis speech at Augusta and Atlanta.
The Press sees the Ku Klux arising
from every grave yard ih the South
at jeff Davis call, and demanding
watcrl water! water or Blood ! F.!
A reporter for Benefits veracinns
Herdh telegraphs that Jcff. Davis is
making tour through the Southern
States, and under his inspiration "the
South is awakening aud The tempest
is brewing"
Mr.. Davis is President Of the Caro-
lima Life Insurance Company, and
under this inspiration should immedi.
ately invade the North, "spcak to ex.
cited crowds at every important
place and awakening "a tempest"
against the miserable Life Insurance
Companies of the Nouh--insure the
lives Of Grant, Akermail, Morton and
the administra,ion--the Press and the
Times and the Herdld- Forney and
old Bennet-cvery man, woman and
child of the Republican party for One
Hundred Years, especially including
and accepting Ku Klux war risks.
Now is the golden opportunity for the
Carolina Life Insurance Company,
Jefferson Davis, President. Ii the
Times and the Press aud the Radical
party would escape Ku Kux oulragcs
let them insure promptly In the Caro-
lima Life Insurance Company The
security of the company is ample, the
premiums moderate, and losses will
be paid promptly by efficient, respon.
sible agents, North and South. If
any of our Southern editors are dis.
posed TO join in this hue and cry
against Mr.. Davis, and are seriously
alarmed about the future Of the Demo
cratic party, we bog them also to take
out, Immediately, policies in the Caro-.
lima Life Insurance Company, Jeficr-
son Davis, President, whose head
quarters are ut Memphis, Tennessee,
with Ku Kux branch offices in every
important town of the South.